... sTrP NETWS. 'lal )~.Mi~cac3r.-A stoop juat rlno hlove in sjight, -asa- partently very dqly e~lldeni, off the liary,; presntotliziterade a grcal of di~tress,ivfhen inrnediiei, seal0 itlliias pilot boats rowe-d t~wards her. TIhe Viqila::t exersecutt~er, aiti4 hlit Aajes;ty's brig 1-looe. slipE and Ivent til her asslitance, 1!ut before they c culd ruadh lier she tiuk ; howvevi r, Ibv grelt eXer- ...

... SH-P NIEWS. DCAr., APRT1. 3.-A heavy firing has been heard the' whole of thisn mornirig 6ff the French coast. I have been infor'naed it s was an attack on two pramrns byone of Wis Majesty's cruizers, E supnosed the llota, who kept up a runnitig fight from Boulogne to Calais. This information has hut just reached the shore, .nd fully accounte fbr the firing beard, which might otherwise have-ben ...

... ,SIJIP NLTVS. Extrad1 of a letter from Lieutenant --, of his MIajesty's ship Majestic, dated Madeira, February 3 :- On the 3ad inst. we chaced two Freacih.frigates, and captured one of them, the' Terpsichore, of 44guins, one month from L'Orient, with a com- plemnlit of 320 'Men. We brought 'her iii here. We sail to- morrow morning on a short cruise. You will probably soon see the official ...

... sIIIP NEWS. Pr-,-l t.O .irt, .irR. 4 Siled the linervai frigate, with a jarga convoy, for Potrsmreuth and the Pilli's ; the -loyalist riu af *.var, wvith a transport, witti armi fer ltoirrdclix ; the Er& ...

... FFaLso t:Is, MARcit zg.-Arri.Fed this day the Freeling packet, ;llptaii Hell, in four dam; froni St. Sebastian; left there the l'rince I mrest packet. Alr. Lyall came. passenger in tile Freeing, and left head-quarters on the aoth, at % hich time iord Wellington wias r3 leagues ii advance of Afire. Suchet had joined Soult, anid had an a rly of 7o,odo, and sheverd every dikposiioti to attack his ...