... I PLYMOUTH, Jinuarr-l. her .t it . .mt' . .. v w.! no- rTkursa'iy. Put back the Medusa,..of 44 gnns, by F contrary winds,- bound to Basque Ronds, with bullqcks t, for the fleet onthecoastaf Fraitce.-Theship Harpoqner, l %. vhich arrived hereb ?? last, sailcd on .the-18th ule. wvith the GWobe, Zephyr, and two otherships,.all bound to Londoti, but parted company with them on the 20th by, ult. ...

... I - - 27iursday. About 430 horses and 370 men, of diff.- rent regiments of cavalry, now in Pbrtudpl, are expected here every day to embark it) cavalry-transports, to join their regiments there. The North Star, of 18, takes them under ?? the Prlne6.of.Wales packet, for Lisbon, witih mails and ?? -Satltd also for: the Cape of Good .Hope, the Malacea, of 38 gulns, Gala. tea, of 38, and President, ...

... PLY MOUTH, ,January 15. 1)1011 'he age stat Ith pro a~llei I th, 5lao Adb I led wacac tha S9 ar givi ussi; 5 PT OWN, VON ti!n dut per, .r Tharsdrn. Moifiedinthel1thregimeaitof dragoons, OY and emibarkedI from New Passage for Ptqrtugal: The LI 1 3th dragoonis tnarchied in to-dlay to these quarters, and te will embark to morrowv ; and the 14th 'dragoons will ICe March in to-morrow; and embark on ...

... ?? ??l (Inuar . ?? rticyw fl. i: ?? ere as a tyfpeps.tveron board I oxtle Rnulus, of 44 guns. caiptailn 4,ord 1gietn ie lying usly i,; Barney Pool. Severail metn bave been,*eut to the was Royal Naval Hiospital fr eure.^ Itfii upposed,.to haive feet been~ broyght lonboard- bysop~it*~i ?? aed inl te Ravnen, frm Wares; M t rivence, from'Apelia. ~Ier-. 'i slajr wittimi aiber - and Ath e:!tre, of ...

... I ?? PIYMUTI, ebr8ky 5. , , I , ' Sctgrad 5W id iV. S'W. TPutaik!IaAt night frohiI iffthe Lizard, being taken aback by tbe-westqriy wiids; tthe l1rge outwarbl.bounfd fleet .for tlhe'Jndies., L4s ibon, Streights,'Qatiz, anJ!dGibraltar, upwards of 200 :sail,#fiir. 4; or,ke's sqdoeo ?? the linec, wih *600b ;mep fur Lord Wellington's army, with 100 sail,. hore up for Torbay; 100 sail, with the ...

... t . , tPLYMGUTI,4tbrary' 12'. . . ,Titrsey.-C6ine in 'the mlt i beabtiful French ettef of warqit e iwer seepn; she measutre6 0)0 tO-I6, : on't4t 16 gunls, hn'd Ea&ries 50 mdn, called' 'La Bdiarte, bodnd With' a valuable 6argb frpm iourdea Al tothe isle'uf erahee. She ?? froth Bo6rdeliAnx the .22d ult. ?? was Captur; id torthFS we'fiiiard'by' the4't0kcl La Rsitis, of 44 guds, . Captain ...

... I P LTMOUTU, February 19,. eat Z*idav, Fe. .lS.-Sailed four. cartels, with, infl~m, ng anl wounded prisoiiers, for Morlaix.-Sailed the 'arta- at rug. 18, with all the packets (13 in number) now liere m for Falinouth.-Also sailed Mr. Forbes, in the Union the rartel, for Morlaix, with dispatches from Mr. Pinckiey, ?? tbe American lonvoy in liomhndon to the American Lega- tbe tion in Paris.-'I'Te ...

... PORT NEIVS. PLYMOUJTH. 1Marckl t6. Thursday, Feb. 28. Came in thb Marlborough, of 74 grus, from a cruize off Basque Roads. - A few miles to the westward of. this port, she Passed twk vesselsboatotn up, but could not find ?? were,-ot their names. -Our Aishilig boats, and the Brixhamn fishing-boats picked tip last Tqesday, of the Edystone, several pi1ies of Freneb wines, alid a ilaree chest of ...

... I PLLYMOUTH, Alarch 12. Sdlurday. Wind variable, cloudy. Came in the e Peacock, of 18, capt. Peake, in 14 days frotu Lisbon and 3 days from, Oporto. She encountered several heavy gales of wind,. and lrought dispatches from Admiral Berkeley. n Al.onda. Wind S. S. S. i'air and mild. Sair&d the Fanny cutter, for Basque Roads.; the Unanimity,. n Cumings, and lnis, Edivards, for Cork; and the ...

... PORT AiA jVI'S. PLYMOUT'rl, Varch 26. 3zn Sunday Wind D. N. E. fair. Came in yesterdav the ey, GanLgIes, of 74 , iapt. Dkulda;, frons Liko!u o 'l brin;s ve an accoulit of the retreat of Massena from Swntareal, .e and that he was hal-rassed iiuc-h by Genetal I ,rd We1- lin gton's light troops in lli. retreat.-Saidlv( the Sceptre, k, of 74, far Basque RoadIdS; thle Indefatigable, (f 44, Le ...

... PO R7' NE/I'S. PLY!OU'1'11, .4pril 2. T77osdapy2 Alurch 2Y. Caine iii the Iris, of 32 g'unsr eapain Shortiand, Wjit1 ?? from off Brest, from Commodore Poplkam. By ber we learn that the two French figattes which caiptu.red the (Challen er, of 18 I vuns, off St. Altoes, were evhaeed under Corquit battery, 'Iwherte they caime to anchor, when the Venerable, of 74, and [rig, of 3'2, ?? thesr wind, ...

... 1 F'ORT% NEWS. PLYMOTIUTH, -.A1ri19. 7'1C7st~. Sailed for the Riser, the De Goede Trowe, .-Dutch prize to the F;1ncy cutter, Lieutenant. Holland, as hier valuable cargo of spices miust be sold in Lcnidon, beingC %East-hidia ?? in and sailed for ,the lasqe lloads,, the .loictiers, of 74 ?? also for North Yarmouth, thb Velloia: of 74guns, the Hero, of 7.4, and the Warrior, of 74, fur Portsmouth. ...