... I . a q n4 a'1 . From the Lond-en Gaette - . dr~iwlt~t.Otfice, May 30, l~ost. ?? .Coy of a letter from Captafl Ricktets, Comrmander of hlis Majefty's lhip Naiad, to Evan Nepean, Er.- dated at Ply nouth,, the 24til inflant, ) )IR,-I eclnt f r the infonrmatiosi ...

... arrived at a late hour this day. An outward bound packet, full of passengers, it is greatly feared at the post- office, has been lost. By letters from Jersey and Guernsey, we learn, that in consequence of the strong dislike which the French conscripts have ...

... batteries intersect in channel for ships goin up :the ?? town of' .Parainaribo is defended' towards tbe witer by a battery .of about 10 guns, mounted in Fort Zelandia, a place: otherwise of no defence. - he 28th.-The ships of war, and other vessels, p-o- ...

... Sarahb,. -e. -Lsn,,ae,-ZaMillick, , rec Captain Kelly saw or heard of all the above, from 1 the le1tu to the 19th ot; June. The ships not Men- plea tioned herec, were:grme to tie Northward. ' Letters were also received here on Friday morning, exec dated the ...

... as thie: tide permitted this ship and the Leda to weigh, we stood ilt with Boulogne, Nihen I perctcvd that a brig, a lugger, and several large boats, were styanded on the bech, Wiest of the liar- bour; the enemy were shipping and endeavouring to save tfrom ...

... (Signed) ROB. CALDER. ii- ?? Majest'li. ship tel lAilIt, ,[fi Iy IC,. lit SER,-Aftcr passing the sisasdrois on l3th. 9tir 1ist. id whilm at the anchorage No. 5, was drisve to theSiS W. of by the 4gale; onl tlie J10th se lost siklstof the ha; wk;- US COn thle ...

... Lubeck goods ; P. Lindgreen Hull Gele ballast Elsineln Aarst 4.-The- Lion armed. ship and Tartar mutter arrived ni tre Slat Io. in the'eveniog1 wth the London acid Yarmouth ships 'inder convoy also the Leith aimed brig and a cutt'r from Long Hope, with a ...

... -and the Oaliall colldy; with 5 fish 173 butts of bl bber bein, the last ships eluoye on : those Fishe~ries beongiu&i7 to this piart for the seas'on Sice our last, the following ships have :rrivt~d at TVi6castle, ftro Davis's Streighii :-:rescot, ' Vrts;' ...

... besides an imomense swarn inside, tlhe masts of which could be seen. Oir tungeness squadreo, consistng of about eighteen ships oi war, ivas yester- day evening at anchsor to thie West of Bonilogne, ' and some of our snaller vessels are crizimn to and ...

... exists rio longer thaim the powers bordering ulpoll yoar States will per- suit; whilst Frince, by shuitting Irer ports aintthe ships of your naltios, citn so essentialls hurt vour com-i titerce without 'provocation, without any ?? to ind rce you to it, you ...

... ~eeson - .naster from Newcastle; fuith coals fur Londohst, Vf wrecked, a, few 0 ays ago on the G unfdeetsand yhie ship and :cargo are totally lost, 4nd -ouly partjo mnaterisls saved. . ,* ' -. O' i Tharsday se'unigbt, the schooner, Two Brdth -of Sunderland ...

... arid George, and the rest of the' officers ard crew of the ship; and pat- ticilarly commends the readiness and determined t marrer in which lMr. Wybert, tile 'pilot, took and f placed the ship in the situation to effect the service ilrat Criptain Henniker ...