... inwet brd(1 for PI r the steady and wvell-diredifed file k-pt up from at .the launches ot those ships under their command; m i- also to Lieut. Parker of this ship, for his very di able support in boarding and destroying the ene. M , ay's vessels. Indeed my ...

... -aisled hi's hi vj~sti 5 ships SC.JasepbVice-AdiniralsSir..C; Cotton; Ville de .Paris ?? dff'lrest .'Passed thisport to-daythe Lisbon and Oport6 Fleets, under convoy or his Maiesty's ship Ocean,: and brig Gannei.Sailed his Mbajesty's ship Mlerlin,-' with'cor ...

... t SHIP jvNI WCS. - I ' BOMBAY COURIERz OCT. 1 gO;5. Letters from Malacca of tlie tth .1uly last, mention ?? triival there on the 3d of the ship .LmO'vjie r'rni. Iy, &cc. whieh sailed hence ntcder convoy of the BODbzay. rigate; they weref to sail again ...

... SHIP NEWS. P1,TMOUTH, OCT. 3t.-Weit up the harbour to refit, tie Hi. bernia, of I1o, Admiral Earl St. Vinceit, Captaii Oslorme; when she got under-weigh, all the men of war in Cawsund Bay unnmfored, and came to single ancbornin compliment eo the Com. ...

... nabating furv, wigd S.W.. and heyvvy raius; it -i.-.now quite lulled, andi veered to W. by- S. and W. S. ?? fizelvtjestr's: -ship Roydl 'Oak Armada an'd ?? in the hbui, as does ?? and another cutter Sl3rixe'ises s, 'Ocr. '24-Wind 'N.-Seie4led i MQeestf ...

... Barcelona side a general panic took place. Those already without the walls stripped and endeuavaured to swvini off to the shipping, wh ile those within were seen slidin g down the face of the bratteries; each p aity thus equally endangering their lives ...

... uinder convoy oi his Majesty's shii 1' roic, ol if guns, antd lell ill wivls a large Agericsn frssate, onl which the wercasnt ships dispermed, .ud ti) favour their escapie, the Frolic lirought tle erlemni to close ?? N% hiceh was maintained tor thrse hours ...

... war, have~arrived in the Channel. Someof the ships from Memel, which left that place. on the -Oth ult. have arrived in the Thamcs., The q 1gwlish adinirals take particular care of the convoys his sea;Do. Ships are etatioried it every necessary a p a,ý,t ...

... and te Atlas pursued her courte to- wards this harbonr wvhere lshe arrived yesterday. (in issard the Atlas there was no casualty either of hillcd tsr wnunded; and considering that she ha4 but ten zg-poiltdcrs, and the sniall crew alrealy imined to vork ...

... reai:n in St. t-len's Roads. CoRiF, OcT. 3.-Newfltundlianml llalifsx, nnd. Qucll F-',rgs. -On1 Saturday evening his Majesty's ship- Liverpool ai: Vir,:q. pernt arrived here with a Beet Trom Porisitisuth, last lt;. Sr. Helen's, for the abivo dectinatinn. ...

... hia Majecty's ship Co- s lumbine, from the West Indtes'; Haven, from - HlifAU; and : ,Trian, from a cruise. . Came into haraolr to-he paid oll thet Hyacinth.' Sailed his -Majesty's ship Wye, to the Eaktward; ]aso sailed the following ships with stores for' ...

... If those who dleposited their capital int the funds when they were above 80, were now to.call for a division, or if by any casualty they were to withdraw their deposits, they could only be paid a dividend of 16:. in the pound.l The Bankters, it is said ...