... ,SifII- NEWVS. Ys atRiOUTr, FEB. 26.-Arrived the Prince ot Wales, frofx Jlefligolhnd, where she lanided ler paissengers. She was bound Ver liel'oetsiNys, hut owing to tlie quantities of floating ice, they failed in their repeated attempts to gain the place of desti- nasion.' The plssenger; were, the. ,ady of { eneral Ferrier, Major Stevenson, Efc. with their retinlue. Arrive'l the 'artar, from ...

... 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 ...

... S HIP NETS. no l It TtMIOUT IS iIAcv a.-Arrived the Trgent, Clptait n Fitznmaurice, and the Swinger, Captain NVanehope, from off : the Bill of Portland, and the Ulysses, So guns, from Plymouth. t.J 'TIhe '-urly cutter is appointedl to take convoy to the Islands of Jersey and Guernsey. A convoy will speedily be estahlished f. r the coast of Spzdt and Porrtugal, as the Masters of vessels Wi wo ...

... 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- ...

... PLYiMOUTHl, MtARCtl r.-Arrived the Quern Charlotte, Ad- be In miral Malcolm, and anchored in Plymouth 01Sound she is the pr ;s of first line of hattle ship that has anchored in the Sound since the Pe Pa. Breakwater hls been, estallished!; the INTagnificosit, %with the tplt his I oft h eir forre yard, and Clarence are gone into Cawsand Bay be Io-thy were all blown off the coast of Brest about ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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-, ...

... s81rp NY1.,PS.. GAELANtr ACTION. |Acrtuntorfa nost galzint action between the merch~tit ship lihernia,. of r..o':idoa, Captain John Lennoos, with iqi guns andI z-men an i boys, and the Corniet American. privateer, of 14 COns andi r z men --. S-r. InO MAS'S, JAN. 27-ClAptainl Crabtree. of the biig I Wasp arrived here the toth inst. frosi Londori. fie states, that iie' fell iln withI a privateer ...

... 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 ...

... SHIP NElfWS. YAiTMOJUTI11, TlacnI rt.-Arrived the Portia %loop of wat, front the Nore, and r,:tunins wvith the Soh b:a- Vice-Adn)iral, Mlurray; Hearty, andthree cutters, ITe r1rribee, V. Yoxley, M:ster, of and front this port, bond to n> .ondon vitt) wheat, &c. is vreckeo on the Holme Sand, crew svrd 1. iwo hundred Dutch volunteers, from Scotland, have hbre e lnded li re, and are in the e ...

... 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 ...