... Capt. Ross Donelly is appointed to the Nlar- 5, cissusat Spithead. On the 24h uUlt. a Dutch squadron consisting b of six sail of the line and two frigates, left Hel- b. voetsliys, steering as if for the Texel. They sa-C hited in passing the British fleet, which is since returndcd to Yarmouth. More licences are e.peated to be granted for a' vessels to proceed to the eastward of the Cape of Good ...

... SHIP NEWH-S. His Majesty's ship Buwralo, recently fi.cm ?? tanry Bay, is ordered to be go- readvy to return5 as soon as possible. Capt. P. G. Kig is to L'e ap- 1 pointed Governor of the cololy. The Compary1's extra ship,;, thle Corn-t. s:apt. I Thomas Larkins, and Sarah U i _siaa ssi ii, 2'peii - Charles Graham, for Bengal, anO' the .Vianship, t Capt. John Logan, for Ceylon and Bengal, are re ...

... Sit'P NEWS. On Aatusrday a mail was received in town from .Lisbon.The letters of the x6th March mention, that the Duke of York transpoft, from Gibraltar for'Lopdon, wvith Soo of the Low. n- stein regiment on board, put into the Tagus on the 9th inst. in great distress. The troops were to be fanded at Lisbonz. The Survelliante French brig bf wvar, on the isth, arrived from Havre, with the ...

... ,AJAifL\VE INTELLIFhNCE. A RUSSIAN FLEfET AT SEA. h Saturday morning, ?? orders arrived at Pbrtsmouth for all ihe line of hbatt9 ships to put to sea to the eastward, cs in consequence of the Russian fleet having escaped Sir las. ti Siumarez 1 at least it was so reporteid 'The St Alban's of 74 gnbis, Capt. Austeti, which carie into harbour on td Friday, and was partly stripped, immediately ...

... ENGAGEMENT AT BATAVIA. I 1(1 ADMIRALTY ?? JULYt 4, IC7. | t Copy of a Letter fromn Reer-Adiniral sir Ed ard eleew, |Y Bart. Conmn-r.nder in Chief of his Majesty's Shipsin the Ea:t hIdies, to Willian Aarsden, Esq. dated on board a Its ATijesty ' ship Culloden, Batavia Roads, November P Sue, I | SIR,,S ' 'i heir Lordships have been already apprized of l my intentionr of proceeding to this ...

... DESTRUCTION OF A DUTCH SQUADRON. New York and Philadelphia papers have arrived to the 1st of May. The Nuw York Mercaniile Gazette copies an article from a Philadelphia paper, in which it is stated, that intelligence had been received in that city of the destruneion of two Dutch frigates, and sixteen other armed vessels, by the squadron Un- dcr Sir Rdwird Pillcw, cruizing off the island of Ba ...

... MARLVE INTELLIG ENVCE. The Gazette containz a proclamation respecting flif dlistribution of prize-money arisinl from Russian cap- tureS. 'rue C I'O gTiveS Ul) its share to the captors. The Gazette also ami ounces the following captures By the S&inr frigate, the Sy1bille Freuch privateer, of ?? (pierced for 14) guns, -a ith smivels and rmos*- ketrv, and 43 men. 13v tile Bacluine, in tile West ...

... --,- ---'ry , ? AT E., 'r '? ZV YE L '4 ),- JV.4RfA,&,` I 4L.-I 10 I 1. ? '. ? - I o, .. I..;,., , I., i, ?.:, ? '. .? 1 '. *.. it T T 'T * JEtI . 7 ,; : NS4T At M , ~ 7 We arehapp~y to have.it in our i . i~tbtaiv befdre :ou~r readers an adlthentic accoun'tlif , ' ery- gai~a'it ac- 'tion between' fhe bais be1onkng to ou1~suad ot ii3' . the Baltic 'and'the Russian flotilla-. . -Ab6O~th te ...

... I Baby, JR. OWN Thc most contradidory repotts are still abroad conc?'vting.the .squadron of the enetny which came %ou- of Rochefort.; One account states that they have got into Brest; another that they have returned to Rochefort in a disabled state and a.third that they have got into Fer- rol. Conicernin- the Toulon fleet there is no further intelligence,. and it is said, that;ouH Go- vernment ...

... =p Ace Age.l ut The last Gazette cointairns several official ar- iP ticles from our Naval Commanders, among E which is the following: t Curicrix, at Sca, Feb. S. r8s. f Sir-I have to inform you, that this morn- r ing at break of day, Barbadoes bearing west a. f bout twenty leagues, I perceived a large brig on t our lee bow, who immediately bore up and I he made all sail away, and after a chase ...

... 'wo (v rv el u ?. maina-- T he Moniteur has not published any furtherr details with respe&t to the capture of the Medi- terranean convoy, and it does riot appear that one of the captured ships has reached a French g port. A letter from Falmouth mentions that P nearly half the fleet have escaped. One of them 6 arrived at Falmouth on Friday. When she left Gibraltar seven- more of the fleet had ...

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