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NAVAL :‘:EWS.

:I)EAL, FEB. 20.--Arri%'ed the N3Tiey extra
picket, with a mail Ostend. Remain in the
Dtiwi-is • the otitward-bound as per last.—Winil
W. blows hard.

Five otlock.—More moderate. The ships is
the'Downs have rode all safe.
PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 20.—The outward•bound.
.remain.---Wind S. W..

FALMOUTH, FEB: 18.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Gotdfineh from Pivffioatb.—Wind SI W.

CORK., FEB. 13.--:--Arri%ted his Majesty's sloop
Lightning, with Vice-Admiral SAWYER.
1,12. a. I-1.-Arrived his 'Majesty's ship York.

The fleet for the West lodics, which

from Cork the 15th ult. under his Majesty's. ship
Tigre, was spoken on the 31st, in lat. 34. 13.
long. 15. 10. The fleet reached the iatitulie_ of
Madeira on the 26th, without one vessel ,out of.
181 having separated ;. but strong westerly winds
from that time caused. 19 sail. to part, and pre-.
vented their making Madeira.
The Leander (Sii•agoßGE COLLIE* .Acasta,
and Newcastle, continued, cruising (Odic Western •
Islandson the 2t; tat. in search of the Consj,iLntiOn
and Congress, of whosle destination, however,
they hart not: received any 'positive information
since. they -.left the
,American coast.
The eltarlto;_Coti:lNS, frotn Newfoundland, is
arrived. at Poole, with considerable daniage, and
abont 9110.quintids of fish thrown overhoard.
The Concord, LYALL, front Drogheda to Lon-
don, rno.on a. rock at the ::;kerries, on Wednes-
day night, water
and had six feet in her hold.

i'he caamnelir, from Newfoundland to Portu-
gal, is 'retaken by the Lacedemonian frigate, and
carried into Nassßu.

On Thdr!sday the Leveret, Capt. CHRISTIAN, and
llostard, 'Lord JouN HAY, arrived' from Lisbon.
They sailed on the 7th instant, with twelve titer:
chantmen. On the night of the 10th, an Awe-
lican corvette me* her appearance in the rear of
the convoy, hoisted .a light, and practiS-ed other de-
ceptive arts to detach some of the vessels front the
protecting ships ; she dirt" not hoivever succeed---
and when ellasrd by either ship, declined h con-
test, -by riv'lki'itg all sail away. Notwithstanding
this circumstance six of the convoy- parted corn-
patty-fur-Cork, without leave of the Commodore.

AluttpErs.-'--Thursday, the 9th hist:an-lost shock-.
ingtiMrder‘yas_committed on one Margaret Jones,
a young woman of about twenty-four years of age,
residipg with her father and brother, in the town
ship of Brywbo, .n,ear I.Vroiham,-N. Wales. It
A ppm s, that upon her brother's itt urn home from
his work, about nine o'clock. in the evening, he
fonnd his sis:er weltering in her bipod., with
several violent fractures on the 'bead. The Co-
roner held his hiquisition on. Saturday, arld „strong
suspicious, from the evidenCe, faking upon a
young man (if th(:: name of Samuel Humphreys,
he was ta:t.eu into custody, it is said, he ;:as
since corifi.,.•;::ext the marder. '