... SHIP NE WS. His Majesty's Ship W~olfe, at Kingston, Nov. I, 1Sc3. SIR,-1 cannot allow you and the seanmen under your com- mand to depart, without expressing my full an I entire approba- tion of their good condudl, and request that you will communi- cate the same to them, as also to the Transport Board. I beg you likewise to accept my sincerdthanlks for your cheer- ful compliance, on all ...

... sL.ATE TRADE. r 11 c~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~5 We hlave raceived from Nantes the following docu- ment, published by the Chatmber of Commnerce of that c town, on the subjeck oF tile Slave Trade snd the re- 2 establishment of the colony of St. Domingo. It is P most interesting at this time to know the opinions OF the commercial part of France on thiese SLlijec&ts5 t! Nantes wVas the Liverpool ...

... L, - ? , , , i,. 31-11,p ivl:*? The Sir .rdward Pelfew, Kelly, from Q,-!lec to Grectinck. was takcn.tthe rth insr. a(out 2jdegrees tw rh.- WVvtr i Tory, b1the Peacoci An~erican sloop of var,vlhicl plund. rd yr arl I suf'erad her to proceei* she arrived in tIm Clyde the loits inslant. .lhe Peicoekeatured and suik, the dy bef re, td* William, White ay, frozn Sr. Andrew's, t;. B. to Green ck, ...

... SI[P 2VWEV'kjl V r, J~i r;. 27.- irdz S.V.-Arrivs'e the Sceptre tran'port .vith a detacit:1:1tit of thit 30Vt5 and 8sc ltegimenri.sfrtnm Guern,- cy tior HI nflind ; and a fleet oi coasters ;nd colliers unider (cnn- . oy tronm Portsmouth. whlich are sailed for th lii Li r, &c. 'Ih[l .'yesstI' mentioned yeslerday standipn in frbrn the E rerch const :or the [towns, was a cttimr beiornting to ...

... SEITP VEIVS. FALMou1 N, AuG. a--Yesterday arrived the Swedish ship Matrunon, from Mo Jatniero, and waits for orders. Sailed the Pigmy cu:ter for Plymouth. -YLYMOUTII, Aur; 13.-The Mary and 'Matilda, of this port, Quilion, Master, took in a cargo of wine at Teneriffe, for Lon- don, on the 29th June. She was captured by the Sabine Ame- rican privateer, who atterwards captured the Avon, of ...

... SHIP NEArT DrIvE. JULY j4.:-GenerilI hinif rlsuite are jtitarroveL tit the Ship I-rn, alsr tbI riusce of Coblurg: they CtbOilIto- night, about six o'clock, in a slopp of war Vile se9otli f7f Cr of transpl~~ti; witl th'e Oxfr'rd lBltis, p irt if i theGutis ar ather hcavy *avairyi is arrived; 4o sal f jtpip d blr-t:s r1le iQ therrarsishard hir' ;r boroesare.l at hag at Qver'y piat of the qrsay ...

... 6,1111- .11'NS, . AG-r No nril- 1'iAxc tr~s T)Ee. i2.-'1'!;; ri oinirg a7rrived t!he tBrtannui. packec,- Capt. IFox, inx I;z l:ur .i: l t'rft :- frs;n l5is:-d, with ilils andl pa.iengeci-s. Siil l:,nsi;-d (a-ar. 3n'1.critjwn, 'aitiis irn- portanlt di.-p;, chis kr (Governilmeiln t, froen ,chlre: i:- tet off tor London no mediately. (a a tin F:x, of th. 'kiran ,!t asutes, that the uinlorrtmate ...

... 0oND9* GRAETTS EXTRAORDINARf SONDAY, MtAY. 2, 1814. Dowsnin-street, Xay 9, 1I14. Captain Mlnes, Aide-de-Camp to Lieuleniauot-General Lord Wiliiat Bentinek, K. B. has arrived at this Office, lringint a Dispatch, add reesed by hit Lordship to Earl Bathurst, of whrich the-following is the substance On the 14th of April, Lord Wrn. Bentirick concerated hi, arm5y, fiirihe pumrp se of attacking Genoa ...

... ~)xVM1ENIDs. - - - Sept. 21. J. l3eswick, of Stockport, grocer-Sept. a; I). toileou. of Kingston-upon Hfll, werchart-SePt. Z7. J WI- nIhms. of Oxford-street, draper-Sept. 19. S. Temple, of .. - rovw, .lhtrhlni, ship-huilderSer t. 20. J. Neal, of Worcester, itt-.holder-Nov. sa. 1'T. Strafford, of Holborn hill, hiller- &dsher-Oe a. .R. Sourhall, S. Southall and B. Snuol III, of 11idley, nail ...

... S.riIl' NETS. Pr.vMOUT11, MAaCit e6 -Sailtd the Kangaroo sloop of wvar -to the westwitd. Three fiso transports hatve been lo:aded at it this port with arms, aem:1unitin:e andt acconltrelItents, alld are C ordered to hold thetnselves in rocclhiess to sail at a momsent's Nvarnin ,i their destination is generally supposed to be sie part of thc coaist of France. 1 The lHermes sloop of war wvhich ...

... F -I KJVS SHIIP NEWrS. IARS Anor.s, Dcc 2r.-.A small ship, answering the descrip- tion of a Falniouth packet, wa, captured on the Xth December, . aholit two lengues N E. of 13arbadoes, by a large privateer schooner, after a ation ln two hours; the captured ship lost her main-inast. Tli privateer Fox has not heeni heard of since * she captlurudI t'le pow lipg pachet, oel B3arbadtoes, The Carta- ...

... SHIP NE,,S. 3E.vr0, IMtARCH T6.-Arrived the Tickler cutter, fromAd- imlial YoUng, il, the Roompot, with a Foreign officer from the Allies A rmies, wvho is said to he the hearer of dispatches of the total defeat of Bionaparte. Sailed the Rosario sloop of war with a convoy to ['ortamouth. ['oit rs.nOurisi, MAittcH It6.-'The provisional regiments ire ordered to siil to the ltonompot the moment ...