... ISill!' NIV,1iz.S. | ~nzc, 1,T.%n i r,.-Arrivcd tle resclent irig, 54, Captain ab lrazicir, floo li'a;usge.s, lavi g thrown Tier guns overhoari, and Wi Sustained consi.!elle, daniage in her Iasts and rigging, in a wV treiicndoilu gale, whicha comineitred in the Bay of lBiscay on ov thliu a th ii tihn . and collnlliln it) tile 4th iinst:I it. Most ot our nm cruisers in the Llay ! av experienpi ...

... SI-irP NEWS. 1)OVER, MLxARCH 24:-This afternoon, a heavy firing, supposed from the guns of Calais, 13oilogne, and the neighbr'urhbod, was distind'tly heard on our Pier-heads and ol the Hleights. it Cb3- tinned between two and three hours. FALMdoUT11, MAsRC 2a-Arrived his Majesty's cutter Land- raiil Lieutenant Hill, front. B3ourd eaux, which place she left on Friday last; having two French ...

... SHIIP NVETS. PLYMOITIU, IjMacsr S.-Arrived the rGrampili aild HTazard le troop ships froni Portsmouth; the John Freeman and M\linerva e- from Watlerftri ; and the I lope from Cork. A rrived the Nisius f ikste, switis is sail of rransports unt er convoy, from Ports- 11mou11th. Sailed the Magnificent and Clarence saen of war on a ~-cruiise. le PORTsNIr'u'rPt, MAsciH 6.-Sailed yesterday the Royal ...

... Si-lIP NEWrs. DF.^r., IMIARCH io.-Came dnwR from the Itiver several sail of outward bound, and sailed under convoy of the Olympic cut- ter for'Portmolith ; aniong them are the Friendship, for De- merara; Mary, for Tobago; Maria Caroline, for Passages; and Sanderson and Elephant, for Spain. PORTSMOUT1, MARCH! io-No arrivals. Sailed the ltedpole sloopof war, with a convoy for Plymouth. The ...

... ,gmtP a rPIP's. .ZtveR roo& t NA Rf Aj Arrived the WVataon., Gregg; from halifax ; sailed the i6th February, in conipany With the Patri. I ot, ITingle, aMd parted From her the tolfowi1lng night. it ws re. t ported at lahifax whett they sailed, that the Brntficati jotilla on La Rio had been destroyed. DFAtL, INIAcnr 13.-Sailbd the Perendei togger for thc Roompot. Came dowvn frdn! the MIyer his ...

... SI-P' NAL;W'S. DOVER, Feb. 28.-The Hon. Mr. Robinson the Under-Secretary of State, arrived here early this morning, and embarked on board. the Nymph cutter, Captain Boxer, and sailed immediate- ly for Calais. ):Al., I Ln. a5 -Sailed the Jnnah, Fame, and IHero trans- ports, with detachmncots for the King's GerMnnd Legionu, for (;crnitV, ; Saragossa, Mlinerva, Sophia, and William transports for ...

... SHIP ANEWS. r - onPORTSMOUTrn MARCH 4.-This morning, at day-light. we w tere gratified with the sight of the Drvad frigite, Captain Cal- l way, having in tow ihe irenclh frigate Cloriudc, of 44 culls, which soon after anchored at Spithead.-Arrived the Sprightly, from the l)owns * Gamrbier, from Plymouith; and the Insogene, z x6, Captain l'an ber, in 29 days, fron Gibhralear-nr news whatever, ...

... S7'O(K I 'ii £VGE. 0 rq*trrday afternoon, it hialf past thrie 6clock, h Clairmnan Of the Sub C ttee of thL Stock Ex. 1ne, aappointed to in luil* in1 tle 14W rrauo, ca11.r 1he attention of the vho!oe rlO s to take into considera. ahit hlad been propo-icd in tlre eowm;i ic-c, rel;ltive i011 mode of settllng of scttch 3argains azs appeared done for ons sugpcatfed of being prrivy to the ;,JVID ...

... SHIW NEJ'V8. PORTSsMoUTH, TsmARc i1 a9-Arrived the Valiant, 74, Cap- tain Oliver, from Jamaica: sailed the 31st of January, with 6o sail, which all parted company in two gales of wind of exces- sive strength. The Minerva and Sappho sloops are said to have arrived at Cork with' 2o sail. It is feared several of them have founndcred..Arrived the A;eon 1s8, Captain Cater, from Blermrida: sailed on ...

... CORN rXC.IANOGI, W!a DAIy, MiRcul 21. s. a ,_,T_,., , A t*e bad a tole-rable sinpplz ot' AVheit last week, andl many fresh Essex samples this rnioini~, for Vhirlh much higher prices were demanded, bul few f es wiere mnade nbut tovards noon, the sannplei wvere prietty well cl' ared off at the same pricci a5 this day se'i'niglAt.-Baricy lias been plentiful, hut ha.a been also much in d&ianid; it ...

... srIl~p'NETVS. PORTs-rTourni, MA ARC I '.-ArrivedI his Majest) s ships Ha- rniairyadi and IelQaile trom the Downs, andl the 3rysdges trani- port front 13piford, houtil to Spaill.-SSailed thc Urgent it:;!- rl, 01 a CrUnV-li Maetis. ship U-libow, with the WVet Indi- fieet, remneLtt. e il.y-,I0U r :. N Itc! 7--N'o K~inl's ships arrived or saii d to-day hut a large .'cet (if mechiantmantil-, ...

... SHIP NETS. IDOVER, AIlA Cit 2o.-Six o'clock p. m.-A boat tviich has heen boarded bY the Charles schooner, is rowing vxry fast to- ward the harbour; it has every appearance of a flag of truce, but the fog is so great we cannot distinguish it clear. The mail will be gone before it can arrive. HIARWICH, MWARCH 20-'hiS morning sailed the Cheer- ful cutter, with Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt andi his ...