... B-fhl.5. WEST INDiES. .:OMBINED SQUADRONS. ;ntli'gence hasat length arrived, which puts ;.1; nto ail speculation with respei to the des- ti .+~ of the Comblned Squadron-THrY A'RRIVYE iN TiHE WEsT INDIES. ThC following infornmation was isrougnt from Liver- , pool, dated on Saturday- This day arrived here the Triton, Captain Marshall, from St Lucie, which place lie left on the i5th May, and ...

... £iNitt3 Xesp3r Sir Sidnev Smith is ret unic I with his sqn'1Ti a i.n to the Downs. The ;itieta wss to have b-ca ei, made oail Thinsda\ ni~t t; ;v-ey, i:ig v.i - preed ; the vesseIs hadI tAllsei thL)ilr )DOoiI:rI Id stations the shell ande iilaue rocit. welie lie- e(d o1 the tf:ilmei fr-.ii lis hi tihevwer ti )e tired ; Sir Sidney S miuh hIMI q iLttd fl2 Alte- ioS mild mlus-ed his flig Oil ...

... S H I P N E W S. . The squadron about to sail for the West In- a dies Will consist of: Tereraire, - 98 Admiral Campbell. Formidable, - 98 Capt. Grindall. Theeus, 74 - Bligh. Majcstic, 74 Gould. Orion, - Cuthbert. Veng;eance, 74 Duff. Resolutioln, - G - ardner. t Desiree, - 44 - Dacres. a Morgiana, - 4 - Otter. a It is with entire satisfaffion we state, on the c authority of letters received at ...

... !%4)tp sMDW. The followixig captnercs are announced in the 43az:ttes of la t week: v;. The French Nation- al l'hiiate Creole, Of 44 guns, i8 pounders, hav- ixif on board Genermal i' r^i-.an, (second in com- rnaml in St. Don u) his 3af. 530 tioups, nud thc crew of the frigate, iso, talen by his Majes- ty's ships, Cortlbeiland and Vanguard, off St. Dioteingo: La Mligione, French corvette, of r6 ...

... ,ebfp r D? five. We are happy to confirm the account of the capture of Le Duquesne, of 74 guns, off St., Domingo, by the Vanguard, of 74 guns. The Du Guay Trouin, of So guns, who was in cornm pany, it appears by a letter received in towni from an officer of the Lapwing frigate, escaped. On the x7th August, while cruizing for FrencO ships from the West Indies, the Lapwing at day light fell in ...

... j?,!pfp 'r!no. The capt'1rcs of French and Dutch mearcan'. menl- by our crmuzers, announced since our itsI are so numnrerouis, that we can3nt prectend to give anv account of them. Many Of them'n .re vaMn- hbl. On board a brig taken by tihe Dolphin C!!t-f ter, dispatches sere found for the Ainister of i Marine at Paris, said to be of considera've im- I portance. I Rear Admiral Collingivood has ...

... I1) t p ni- e h In consequence of dispatches received bv the I . Port Admirirl at Poirtasmouth from Captiain Ben- net, of the Tribrline, the Prospero bomb has sail- t ed tojoin the ships underbhis command off'C'her- i brrurg. The dispatches state that Captain Ben- net, in company with the Decade and Hydra fri- I gates, drove 35 sail of giun-boats into a nook, i nerita Chcrb-rurg, and that, ...

... inLI. , givtp JQW113.94 The East India ships Lord Eldon and Totten- ham, for Madeira, Madras, and Bengal, and the Experiment, for Madeira and Bombay, are now under dispatch! and are expected shortly to sail in company with several ships for China. Wednesday sailed from Leith Roads, the Magdalene armed ship, and Princess Royal re- venue cutter, with the trade for the Baltic. The Viqor sloop of ...

... - . . ? - 9N.9, 03 - n, else 5. . MUT I N Y. - The follow:-.g n.arrative is chidly.estra~ted frov the Barbadoes Edpesiior, of thcu .7th of !,Novenier last, andL we doubt n6t NRflj graitifiy our readcrs as .certainlv the first iiutiihnticated ;u-connt which has yet CoieC befbme the pubilic, t ofa transaslion yhich, at the tiunecex ited a strong interest in thg mariuime and ndercantile t Wocrldt ...

... M11AklNE INTELLIG ENTCE. d Il The Gazette contains a dispatch from Lord Colling- wood, containing an account of the services of the upwe- Ji If rieuse frigate, Lord Cochrane, on the coast of Languedoc, r of ivhicl our Readers have already heard a good deal. I The first inclosure is a laconic lettcr from Lord Coclh- i rane, dated lmpurieuse, Gulph of Lyons, Sept. 2Sth, as fillows :_' lWitlh ...

... S OlL? P AN E If S. and We congratulate our readers on the fafe pre arrival of a part of the Jamaica fleet. The ed remaining (hips were well off Cape Clear o d. Saturday ?? of the homeward-bound lou Y Eait Indiamen, alfo arrived at Plymouth, viz. the Mornington, Hercules, Earl Howe, ma Is s and Caledonia, after a paffage of eleven weeks wh dfrom St Helena. .s t d Friday morning the purfer of ...

... C1,19,MVP JWW5. S The Gazette announces the capture of two g of the enemy's privateers, by two ships of the c squadron under Rear-Admiral Sir J. T. Duck- 1 worth, on the Leeward Island station, viz.:-p By the Racoon brig, the French privateer L'Al. t liance, having 6 guns mounted, and 68 men ;- b By the Franchise frigate, the Uranie French pri. p v-ateertschooner, of 3 guns and 64 men, suppos- ...