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London, England, 1808-02-10 00:00:00

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PLYMOUfI4 14'84
Came hi his Majesty's ship Shanty 1, seve-
ral light transports, from Madeira. Sailed his Ma-
jesty's ships Druid, Orestes, Frolick, and Growler,
Ori a erttize.—Arrived, the Plover, bf 18 guns, from
a cruize; Thais fire-ship, from the West Indies, with
dispatches, which were forwardeif immecfiately on
her arrival. • She fell it. with two riench frigates on
her voyage, bound to Prance§ supposed to be re-
turning from the West Indies. . - •
The Amethyst, of 86 guns, Capt.'. SEYMOUR, fell
in a few days since with the Etaion and Seine
French frigates, full of troops, and followed them two
days, with a hope of falling in with some other
English man of war, but this did not happen, and
they escaped fur the present. The day previous to
the chase, the Amethyst parted from the Emerald
frigate, and the day after .she gave up the pursuit,
she fell in with the Shannon frigate. These are the
ships that escaped from St. Maloes, and are supposed
to be destined for the West Indies.—Wind N. W.

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PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 8.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Resistance, from a
cruize. Sailed his Majesty's ships Pickle and Adonis,
on a cruize. The transports from the Mediterranean
were this day released from quarantine, at the Mo-
therbank. Wind S. W.
FEBRUARY 9.—Arrived his Majesty's ships Locust,
from a cruize ; and Virago, with the Duke of Bronte,
George, Princess Royal, Sceptre, General Green-
field, Harriot, Albion, Ikllona;Agenoria, and Heary
'Addington transports, from Cork. Sailed his Ma-
jesty's ships Brunswick, St. Alban's, Dispatch, Gos-
hawk, and the Cossack, to the Westward.
DEM., FEB. 8.
This morning his Majesty's ships Sultan and Cen-
turion, with the East Indiamen and outward-bound,
&c. got under weigh for Portsmouth ; but it soon
after falling calm, they were under the necessity of
coming to an anchor again. Arrived the Humber
armed ship With a convoy from Falmouth, which are
sailed for the River. Wind calm.
FEB. 9.—Came down from the River the Scorpion,
BAkKE" for the South Seas ; Lime, Roberts ; Rick-
ers, Soper ; Lady Mackwcrth, Lee ; and the Latona,
Magrath, for the West Indies, and remain in the
Downs. Arrived and sailed for the River the Med-
way, Potts, from Madeira. Put back the Sultan ar.d
Centurion : the Sultan sailed again. Arrivcd the
Franchise frigate from the Note, and sailed through
for Portsmouth ; also arrived the Calcutta East India
ship. Sailed the Sparrowhawk sloop on a cruize.—

Wind S. S. W.
HARWICH, FEB. B.
Arrived here this day, the Captain and Crew of
the ship True Briton, from Shieldsrbound to London.
The True Britoil was totally loctutxm the Ship Wash
—part of her stores are saved. Sailed yesterday the
Earl of Leicester, Captain HA Ntmosi), with tho. mails
for Gottenburgh. Baron NICOLA' is gone over with
the above packet.
YARMOUTH, FEBRUARY 10.
Sailed the A mzlia frigate, with French prisoners,
to the Nore : the Cruizer sloop of war, and Forward
gunbrig, on a cruize ; and the Acute gunbrig, in quest
of a privateer. • Admiral RUSSELL has hoisted his flag
on board the Goliah. The Star, of this port, HENRY
Est PSON Master, bound to Newcastle, laden with grain
and flour, sprung a leak, and was left by the crew off
Flamborough Head, completely water-logged—sup-
' posed to have gone down, as they lost sight of her
soon after.

SHIPS Or WAR IN THE ROAHS.-...R.PbUCk, Amiable,
Ves:4l, Rosamond, Sappho, and Forester.
DOVER, FEBIWARY, 9.
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Came into the Roads, this day, the Beagle sloop
and Bloodhound, and Minx gun-brigs from a cruize.
LIVERPOOL, FEB. S.
Arrived the Native, —; Julius Cxsar, PORT ;
and Alexander, —, from Charleston. The Eliza.
GASWFLL, from Savannah ; and Minerva, NOBLE,
front New York : the latter vessel laden with sugar,
coffee and indigo, was bound to Bourdcaux, and after
being warned off the French coast, was sent here by
the Pallas frigate : also arrived the Godfrey, FITZ..
GERALD, from Curk.

Yesterday about twelve o'clock their MAJESTIES and
the PitiNck*sis arrived at the QUEEN'S Palace froth
Windsor. Soon after her NIAJESTY, the Princesses
ELIZABETH, MARY, SOPIIIA, and ANIEnIA, honoured
Lady C. Eliot with a visit at her apartments in St.
James's Palace. In the evening their MAJESTIES had
a titlectParty to tea and cards. •
Prince EtrrEnttAzy and suite are expected every
hour at Dover, there to embark for Calais ;,a vessel
is now taking on board their carriages and gaggage.
Sir CHARLES COTTON took the command of the
squadron off the Tagus 'on the 15th ult.
The Russian fleet is fitting at Cronstadt with great
activity ; 306 row-gallies are to follow it when it sails
for Copenhagen ; thereare numerous corps of troops
to he embarked for that place. Strong batteries are
erecting in front of the harbours of Revel and Crou-
stade.
Captain MALIDON is appointed to the Adamant ;
Captain FYFFE, to the Hebe ; Captain DouctAF,
to the Reindeer ; Capt. BELL, to the Shark : Mr.
JEANs, Midshipman, of the Veteran, to be Lieute-
n.mt of the Hunter.

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CORN EXCHANGE, MARK.I.ANR, FF.R. 10.—Tc.day
there are some fresh arrivals of Wheat, but a m;d-
dling supply thereof at hand ; sales are heavy, at a
small declension in price—Fine Barley is full as dear
—Very few White Peas, and Grey are lower—ln
Beans but little variation—Oats are in short supply,

but go of heavily--Flour u our last—Arnericandin
very short suPPly, and dearer—Fine 445. to 465,