... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... SATUfLDAY'lb1 LNDON % Gd4AZETTFI. , STks Gazette describe-s she insitstalion of Lituir-tbe lsbj, as s Knight iof tlhe G6rter.-it riittilnns also a coagrastatasry + A~tresa frosthe ttty i'f Lond~n tos bis ost Chefitian Majestzy wnl,hshis M0Myst~ 5 replyu ?? :'Also the surrend3ler o.f otagusasfo Captahrl Roste, of tbhe Eh~c- cltanttse', aed the Austrian Genieral M:1ih utinoiche, o - - ...

... , I I s ii I II1' I rujt~AnbA~a .3, l\MAI.ICU 4.-ArlviI vfsterdas' thle Ch'arl-.s, of ,er-ey, Bedford, firom Bahia, in 4 days. ,y her intelligence is received, that tile Indefitii' let and another frigtte, were cruiting for the. Esex Arnericarn friQate andt h!-r coovoy of 'vAieriican whalers, anll x2 BriLish vraelas she had capiftberd, u Iicic had douiled 'apv I linir on theiri.wv to th, ...

... ,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 ...

... INI)IA S1111''iNG. AVERAOC N'tMBl5R Op 51111Ps EMILoYE1. IN TILE. LAST IN- il DIA COMNI'AjpYS S'lViS2e sOiV E ;lt L?. Sr FIVE Ylagi. n L6 or 17 ships . . froln bo00 to 1200 toils. St 14 de. . 7o to 0o00. Ir r6 dlo. . . 5O to 700-. A W~hich being replaced Iby Ships built in nogland, would require :1' annually for cordage and sails, ra For Cordage. FCanvas, 1a 1.375 tons hemp. 170 tons flax. t0 ...

... 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& ...

... SATUR DAPS __.Y DO~v GAZJS7TE. T 1 his- Gazette crnei1i s Dispeilches respecting the nmrairs of trceral S5 Pw-ier, at Rheimn % whicb has been already a nlici- pated. Aico a Dispatch from ord Bifghersht, dated Arcis, Slarth IJ, statingr he operauions of Prince Schrarizenberg, tror Ihe lnih, wren his head-quarters were at Poni-sur-Seine, and on te I O;h at Arcis. The retreet nf-St. Priest left ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... PORTSMOUTH, APRIL Il.-Arrived the Ariel, 18 guns, Capt.. Ross, and the Thracian, ix guns, Capt. Baldwin. Sailed in quest of a French privateer, off the back of the Tight, the Zephyr, ig guns, Captain Iitchen; and the Comet, nzo guns, Capt. Blaney, for Poole, to colledt convoy for Newfoundland. Orders were this morning received to stop the embarkation of the Regirnmnt of heavy cavalry which ...