... SHIP NEWVS. Advices wvere on M Asnyav reeeivxd at the Ad- rriraitv from Admiral Corn-allis, dated ?? cet; the '7rh inst. Pri-vate Due-ts state, th'at tie Do- ris ffigate had on the pr e!cding day run s chose in as to be fired on by the French I,.aiftrie.- There were six flazs flying ; three FrIe-ii a;id. three Spanish, and tie wxhole fleet ill a state of apparent readiness for sea, consisted ...

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... MlfARINE INTELL[G ENCE. The Gazette announces the following captures': i By the squadron under Capt. Sheriff, of the Lily sloop, a French letter of marque, from Bobrdeaux to Guadaloupe, i pierced for 18 guns, only 6 mounted, long 9-pounders, a superior sailor, and sent for the express pur ose of , cruizing in those seas The Mosambique, being far ?? d brought her to close action, and compelled ...

... = ==1 t o X X B~ai-0s ; Y, No certain advices-have yet heen received of in the Rocbefort squadron, Dispatches .fiom Ad- itl lmiral Cornwallis mentidni that one, of thle fli- is gatesbelonging to his fleet had: looked into Brest, n- into.wbich :harbour the- stladron feom 'Ruche- of fort ha'd not entered. Jtt.s now Lbnjecured tt e- have sailed for the East-Irdies ahnd a cutter has r, been ...

... - To the Editor. Sir, In the Sun, dated May 24th, there is a para- graph stating a mutiny having taken place in Admiral Campbell's squadron; the accounts said to be received by the Morgiana sloop of war. Having the honour to command that vessel, I authorise you to coiitradid. the report in the. strongest terms, there nct being the least foan- dation for the report, I am, Sir, Yourhumble ...

... - -7 . I C-p-Wp TIHE BO(ULOGNE FLOTILLA. i le Gazette of Saturday night, as mentioned n r *t last Postcript, ctl'airis Lord Keith's :c- of the late attack upon the Booluogne P.,- -i . Iiis Lordship artrived of Boutog:ne on Mon- d::. vering, and fildiig the weather favourable, . az : *o of the flotilla on the outside of the pier, ; h-rhved to attack' them, for which purposi o arrangements ...

... J i last London Gazette contains the fo- ; letter from Mr Hayer, Master's mate :1w- Curawoa sloop-of way, serving in the :a mec tender Pickle, attached to that ship, to 45:;p.in uott, commanding that ship, dated '2nrac.a harbour, Oct. '3th:- -I beg leave to inform you, that on the _lth .even A. M. isle-of Ash (St Domingo) bear- i e -W. distance five or six miles, being on the &2rh 'bard tack, ...

... o-.1, YX ?? !is - 'Ali&. ttc '!er.have bero nrcciedc from the Beanlliel-u ;cchante frigatcs, ananoullcing their safe ar- t ;)In the aist Aoigist, in Carlisil Bay, Bar- tie u s, vwith the outwarci-.ioiiitd llcct, from ?? all we-li. 'i c La Seine frigate, and the Nimrod sloop -C. m witil 6C- vcssls 111dCI ?? forl- thile Vesl tl C;,, sp.ktlcd from- Cork on the 4th inst.; scve- 3 ~ .d -:sci for ...

... T'ie Thisbe arrived on SaturdayatPortsmouth 0 om Egypt and Malta. She came fi omGih-:al- 'r I1 14 'das. Four sail of French line-of-bat- ftl ships passed the Gut about the s5th uilt- ' ?? are probably Ganthcaunie's division from '31 .;on. Sir James Saumarca ?? dis- pa-ched four sail to watch their m,.tions. ?? he Whole ship's company of ?? frigate m-: si -ntd a letter to the Admiralty for the ...

... I 11 gvlp r3ewg. On Vednesday our Government received dis'- patches from Admiral Cocisranre, in the West Indies, dated the ?? of P pril. They fully com} firm the accounts of the progress made by Ge- a ueral Miranda, and particularly of his havinZ captured the island of St Margarita. The Bre' tish Commander ?? to Government for in- . struntions as to the manner in which he is ;a conducd himself ...

... Fridav anrived at Ports-nouththe DreadnoulIght, b r of 9S gulns, Captain Vashon ; La Pique, of -, F guns, Captain Young; biLoaywot36gunsCap- F h tai Dundas ; and the Racoon. of iS guns, Cap. - tahi Rathbotie, from Gibraltar. They parted t from Lord Keith, in the Foudroygnt, off Cape l linistrre ; and his Lordship arrived at Ports (i ?? Sat'iday. Th.c Drcadnonght i% from r- 'inorca, which iland ...

... e- DUTCH FRIGATES. o Extrac of a letter from Kirkwall, elated March d° 91 180io The Dutch frigate Utrecht, of 3S guns, com- Ismanded by Commodore Costerns, from Helvoetsluyb to Cnracoa, was wrecked on the island of Sanda, in * the storm of the 26th ult. The crew, including 2215 . artillery, amounted to 450 men, of whom about ino e e:e either drownued, or have diedl since they came ashore. ...