... ACS flU' AIl7WS, IA Ri sltCs* Hi, J isN. cC *-W .li t II ' DiI I S I' ICI[ et W itia the !reI h I 'rince ;adtt it r l :i [ ti);tI h 1tfoi ltlol .td):(l. f YAR- .'.risJAN. Redb-I lit reast has P Iel to ti: So(1thvWaLrd , ati the lt irty haq iir,'veI 'in these l.':-id; hnti: ve'ses *vers obliged to eLve F lhc to avoi l t, n i::. An otinin prev iilvd thut t'lmassurg l wonld he Iitetii ted hr ...

... . -F .,.. ' i;?rm r.. Mr. -J~Lro~n rnItA the lsteen s readiti 0ft.5, Pr lUin thie tnotioCthir ofthe Mt'f tile itxy of 6hd tt- te r a fewv vrordk ff'frri Ir Aeirotar Atkitiaa Mir. H. %iSpnlre &c. theOf. U ?n a'ithe ir ethe East Jndia Shieietla Bito, wai tiot. poned tilli to-mnrrow., .r I~ra CfTV fiAOLTS iint.h,; ' > MrsJorotrtrnvrel the sernnd read~ing of the !3~tl l~ir irm- p roving the ...

... SlzP NEW'S. PtEa I, Amc. p-Lalit evening the Duke of Weilington ar- rivel lfhcre rom Dover, where tile Griffoia sloop of :: t . C.p- t.-hl I lewsn, was waiting tn receive him oil boarL. I liis Gracc was received by all ranks %with every dcimionstratiell (Sf joy and rsres dt. 'Ihe wind blowing very fresh fronm the W. S. WV. pre- VeWi I. him from emnbtarking at Dover, or!lieqn tsI the (,ri- f ...

... SfHIP A'EWVS. CATILURKS BY I'IIE A-MXRlJlWA SLOOP OF WAR * Pt~~~~~IiiIcOcK. Livritrvoo,-, Almt. Z.--T'he Vent's, liennely, from Hour- dleal, !iund to the Ci'y.le, was taken on Thiirsidy last, at 1i *at nighit. let-vven irkl and WVaterford, about ten leagees from the aoihy the l'eacock American slooyp of war, of io glins, xg-pniiilera, anti two long sS puilltders. and: i4 men. She had alto t ...

... . ?-.-L -z- ,4-- --7 . I. zl'?;,.?, Ir, Fini., linte.11: of flach rt I . . A. 'strikVn L;rro Istels of Ilaeiney-totaui co- loiiorrnsalnllrulillll-S;,Ft. I;7. x',~V svtars, olr ltriotnl, hosicr- lCres, q *,1. 1 h'1ki . it, 0' l'i ugh Li , tortoise shell-box tna er -Xlt 1' M~ i. opr;in, nt C;rnt PIrescaott-strecr, (,oo'tui>Pm5- Ikl,19 e lrcial it-S,:pt: t4. .J. Iii ls; of IoWver I' 'Itt ...

... - IipzV~ ~ s flaawsicss,%r4te, ro.-.Arrived his tiajesty's shil Bruiser,' Lnelutvorice, with Walsh the Messealie, an a Naval Liem- ;enantboth with dispatches. Also arfived the followilg trans -Port 'sfrom Hollland, l1lieve, Tyne, kiigston, Fame, Albeory Hannal, 'Willian,, Elizabeth, a d the Fides. )FAL, JAN. to.--Came down from the River the Queber packet for Corunnia, and the Amelia, Wilson ...

... S/lIP N'LJVS .LivatioaL, AiG. 24.'e-Arrved the Argus, Purchasg. an:? Dragon, 11 irvey, frona B1 rmrnda; the v saik led 0 tLe 24'5 July, in company with fiveor six other v2siels for l.sndclo, &c. asd parted fr.ns them on the tgth instant, in lat. 46, long. T6.. 'Tle fleet from Botrmeaux, under convoy or the Royal Oal won of war,irrivei it alerauda th -day t'ey sailed, and were tosail 'or their ...

... SL-IP NEWS. PL MOIJ rls~ I\1a Y o-.A rrived a Frcnch line-of-battle siip ani two frigates, withi British prisonees on Board from Bres anEl will talke back French prtsolers.-Also :nrrived the Mlarga- ret, Capt-in Onmay, from L %is, vith fruit, was captured hyI the Surprize Anet rican privateer, and re-captured by the Fox- Isound hrig of war. Captain Omay, of thel Margaret, sawv the Surprize ...

... TUE AVOY AIND WASP. XTRACT 01 A Ltt rta tSOM V'LYStYOU ItS, DATE SEPT. MI5 As the pucblic nind must be much agitated about the fate nftheAvOn, for y6itrinfortation I beg to say, this moment her Second lieutenant azl one MIidshipmanll (friends rt' mine) are arrivedat this ilacc withthe Captain. only slight1v -wunode1 in both legs, themselves merely scratched. The First Nieute- nant Iillel. ...

... SHlPl-' NVElS. PLvS.iOU'rti, .Tu~. .-Sailedl vesterday the Orestes sloop of r We'a. with :I fl-ct unlur her convoy Ito the Dowvns and N)rth (Irav le1t ier of natlque to thL West I sil.. Arrived this mort- illg the NVairsidte, o u;t' gul!s, frotl B39asqile so I. Sle i (ubt a iii with lI-r [tor French chasise msiree',- laden jtl *winte anld brandv. cs cmire~l by rhe stliadron in Iinseacq e li ...

... COT TON. TRADE. e rrom Cadiz of the 2oth ult. we have received the f following mitigation of the Decree regarding Cotton, s extending the term for the exportation of the commo- dity to the last day of the present year. ROYAL MANDATE. e MOT EXCELLENT Szzt,-His Majesty the King I being made acquainted by a petition made by several e merchants of your city, in concurrence with the chumr a bet of ...

... SHIP NEIWS. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL rq.-Arrived the Swinger, 14 guns, Captain Wauchope, from P'lynotlth. On 111onday last she fell in with two French frigates, the Areathuse and Iphigenis, which had sailed from St. Maloes on the preceding day. On nearing them, one hoisted a Dutch ensign. and kept standing on to the Westward. In a short time the Uippon, 74, joined in the pur- suit, and in the course ...