... CCOuN9 r o JBONARPIRIE. 'Tte 's'essicraran! sth Cii? ears- of Bosta- C ~ isfril,i~ the tei! of (I Althil Exigrant, 'tpbO Va Si 5 i ~. ,'esi~pssii5. It Ptas traif/ltettd b a toinyl us~'i't~~sh'sn:,to schsn, the Freneb author is iuizd .-n-xeI1s kissoz, 0is et pl~mit iy/ unia,-pt'iche~d pr-obity, p] canud4orezr, ind go.iijs,./'i' arid tberefore the uIt-ra- VI it. irbe con/~dcred ,authenn-r. ...

... ??Dip B- F11,05. (Cu;r effective naval force at present consists of 2le sail of the line, 1r ships of ;o gun1s, 132 fri- g$a, and i[7 sloop, making a total of 415 sail, !nclsive of cutters, hired ships. &c. ; so sail r:f t, e line are repairing, xg building, and 70 are nr *;-dinary, which, with receiving ships, make 7-, sail of the line; and with frigats and sloops O ar, amount to 6s6 vessels ...

... SH1I P A- E 1arS, Five fitil of thelnc, Viz. two three deck- ers and thlce 74's, arrivc d a.t Cadiz from Fe' rol the latter end ot April. Oiders are iffued for fix fail of tle capttr- ed Dutcl mncii of war to be l ationed on eaclt fidc of the Nore Sand, fo as to bh funk im- unclately on alny prelflng enrnge:ncy, to chok upl thofc tvoo main channels to the Ri- ver 'llamnus. A lctter from n ...

... _ t4) JOW1,05. ?? dklmam?? No further helolcligence has been received of the combined fleet of the enemy The Triump'l one of Sir Robert Calder's squadron, left him be. ifre Ferrol on the 4th instant, at the which time they had not got either into that port, or Corfn- na. Dispatches have been received from Lord Nel- 0 son, brought by the Pickle schooner, which left his Lordship off Cape St ...

... - --fL VI,-fitppil15g ealD QC¢alwcial8 !Jff,[ .! Tile Miurs Frievtez r has captuwred thc galioc Jn gc 7i ; I'rorn. lIjluni, and fent her into Gu-rmfy.o His ?? fhips lafon and, W'f, havc capturzd tne fnip S:atira Gardnt r, ;uil lent hu r info (;ucl nley. | i Co b Ine ;nr; ('ihciri' lirgs have detaincd hivj i ?? ?? ?? and f'lit ?? into Yai - 251 ~Uth.. ?? :.I - - i: i in tile Cl:allnel . ?? iro ...

... M1A UNVE INTELLIGENVE. THE TOULON FLEE T. ke mentioned in our last Postscript a report of the Toulon fleet having been met with by Lord Coltiag-ti wood, who defeated it, driving two sail of the line and t a frigate on shore, and capturingthe convoy udder its t protection. No confirmation has yet been received of such an event. The report certainly rests upon no official basis, but it has ...

... S liI P v N E W S. ExtraeR of a letterfr-om Afr- William White, Coa- Mander of the Ch'ance private ship of -war, itted I cst at the Cape of Good flops, to Vice-Admiral Sir Roger (i!rti., Biart. At four A. M. onl the I9th of August, the island of St Laurence bearing N. E. two leagues, saw a large ship bearing do- n tow ards us; at I nine brought her to close aition, and engaged I her within ...

... ?? D. ow. I - - -- ?? j The folloving caltures are oflicially annoia. c- ed in the Gazcttte- By the Jamaica, a rrenclh cutttr privateer ?? c- an gus and 24 men, had taken nothing. 2f 13y the boats of the Hydra, a French lngger, t- pieicid fo r4 guns, ?? Inone mounted, suppoiSet: ic to have becn thrt.own overboard. Being intercqy- 10 tel by thie Hyvdra, in enterinlg Hlavre, she hauled n close ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 1NCUIV1E TAX. A .1_ 1 .t ,. - ?? - - ,, ?? 11-4C(AME TAX. Ratesi nScotland, .p.,P4is;hedt bL the Comvnzb7o.'s C: r ijt thr C'r.;ty 0/Eii/,hurh. Whert thi ?? incomne, profrS of trade or proft ission, or '.Coni wvhaitcver other source ari-. in7, shall larrunuit to Gol. and be under 7o0. there -;1 ;:1 be charged a duty at the ratc of 3d. in the poullld. peF pound. L. 71 and7 under o.8o - - 4d. So ...