... ShIP NEw . I IHANTS COUERIER OFFIE. Sunday, Sept. 5, half-past eleven o'clock. d The London Pucket- A nnet, master, Is this rtonient arrived, here front th:. ILbV:tmial. On the aad ot August, spoke a Russian ship, which ?? tiled from Wilniington, Anieric.t the ad Au- It goSt. The day holore lsiesailed, the American Vapers had pub- ' lisied an account ofthe crpture afthe Miacedonniu, late Bri ...

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... srlrp' N'EWS. [TURRM ANE isritt VWJI WEST RCIN'Df PjitfnosE-ToW?R, JULY -,q -W~Ae ftel miuch, regret In'r hakving, to recount tihe losses sstait ned by sornp of the On rdliin vessels -it this ?? sinc e. 'Phursdj I'list. O h (ay the wind set in at N' W. from whicti quar- ~er it blew wvith much violence during the tiigh't but towardql day-lit~rht on the fo~tlolwirii morning it ve'ered toS. W. ...

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... ?? NLInst DPr-Y owrnT StT. 2.-Snilet y csterday die sloiop Cosac1, .br Fg .outh, to take convy to 1i-bon, also thc J'yrarts fri 1te, h4vnitg vn hoarihullollos tor the (Channel fleit.' ?? this ninruirg the Ninwrd cuttrr,--with dkpatche . froin, the Channeul Ptt, t sith she left ont' Ihu rsdyl l as, then at anchorciF llrest, coniistissO of five sidl of the lihe and threv frigates, all well. I . ...

... SHIP ArWs. PLYa!ouTH, Smr. 7-Arrived yesterdila the b'rig Gunton, Capt. Hall, from Nlinorca, with wines -for this port, having left Gibraltar on the gtli ult. wilt a, fleet, conjsisting of 34 sail, un- der convoy of the Achille of 74 gu11 and rhunderer bonib, which paiisei Up Channel on Sun Aay. Arrived the Orestes brig of war from the coast of Sp'ain. but last from a cruize. Tbe Creole ...

... siLTP )NEW&~ o ~~LEEWAR0 ISL1AND FLEET. PL 1O~ , SeP.T.ArriveA the Dart, Dale, frorr Tn-r ntdad leftcSt. Thonlids's, Aug. a, with a fleet of rrc0 dail, under !tcolivoy of rha- Grampian, Opossum, ahd Suarinam, .ilitoh are now off thiit Port, isaeslni tin the Eiists'srd wft! a fine bsrecwa -it south-west. ft is siai~dlhat seve'r-al of the eleet havc Parted 0. on tlie voyageh. S iled tile Noahl,- ...

... snr-1p. YE!W. PreYtOurUT1, Serr. 11.-Sailed yerterday the Clarence, j4 Captain VVnsittart, for the st:ation off Brest and the (old- fiI hi and Seylla brigs (f Nvir. Sailed the Whiting schooner haville under her protedftion the Harmony and Fame transports f,:r Falmouth to join convoy; the~fornrer being boun I to Gib- raltar with.-atores, and the latter to St. Sebastian's with shot an l sh b-ls ...

... SI-Ip tVEIVS. VIr.Ainurt, S9trr. 26.-Sailed the Nocton packet with a -mail for l.Nibon. IlaLF-VrASr TgN AT NZIGnT.-ahe Darlingtor packet, with a mail fronm Jamaica, is j9 st arrived, in seven .weeks passage. IBy her we learn, that the Hincliinbroke packet, Captain James, wa; lost on Watland Island in the beginning of August last. Site had been convoyed from Jamaica by the Forester ?? of wvrr, ...

... . sHJIP NEIVS.: l'onTsNuarnI, SEPT. T.e-Arrived the Eridanus, 38 guns, Ciptain Prescott, freom tile River; and the C 'all, 54 gans, Casprain FPorrst, from the \sst In lies. Sailed the Cosquette, To gue-st faptain S1ps ah. faor l'lysh.! dr The Didtator, en flut A, the HFuia~iu.aie C H., rain 'raftc n, is ordered to Cork, to tale stors and recruits, anid proceed with them to North Ame- rica. Dr ...

... FALMOUTHr, SEPT. 5z..-Arrived his Majesty's ships Prince 'Frederick, IKear-Admiral Martin, from St. Sebastian, in three days; Adniral.Marfin, is the bearer of dispatches, saii;mobhe of considerable importance, with which he itnsmeedirtely set off fir Lindon. Sailed his . Majesty's ship Cydnus, with a convoy for Corunna, Santander, and Bilboa; and-his Majesty's -hip Cossack, with her convoy for ...

... HARWICHs, SEPT. 24.-The Lady Frances packet, Matter, has arrived this day from Gottenburgh; ;he brincs no lat'er news than the 8th fromx head-quarters. That city has been nearly one-third destroyed by a ?? fire which broke out on Sunday last, and continued hurning vwhen the packet sailed on Monday evening; it is not supposed-to have been the eifeelt of accident. Reports at the ocher sile state ...