... SHIP NEWVS. Several Danilh veffels have lately been cap- I f tared in -the Weft Indies by our cruizerb.-t Some late letters from Jamaica announce the 1 arrival there of feveral prizes to the Sans Pa- C rie], Tifiphone, Lark, &c. t The Dafher privateer, which lately fuflain- b ed a very gallant adtion in the Weit Indies a with a Spaniti fchbpnoe of fuperior force, we lament to hear is reported ...

... Yefterday advices were received at the Admiralty, that the Oifeau and Sirius frigate's had captured and brouglht into Torbay th . French frigate La Dedaigneufe, after at, hour's alion off Cape Finiflerre. The 0ifeav on her return home captured alfo a very valu- able Swede. There is now no doubt but that the divi-. fion of (hips which have been fo long watch- ing an opportunity to flip out of ...

... SHIIP NEWS. Y There was a report on Saturday, that a If flirong divifion of the Breft fleet had gone out ( i to frea on Wednefday laft, with i5,ooo troops is on board, and that the armament was deflin- , ed for Ireland. The whole of the armament b e was faid to confilt of 3 fihips, of which i b- e tvere of the line, the reft frigates and tran- t fports. It was denied at Lhe Admiralty, however, ...

... S If I P X E RuS. I I , 11 ~ I -- - ?? rf ?? Nutice has becn l,:nt by quick failing vef- feli to all our foreign Liations of the cfcape of fquidron of the enenmy's (hips from B3reft-. 'li Imnmoit;jli!c frii.atc was difpatcbed from the Clianaclict with the intelligence to Lord Keith ; and the Penguin armed ihip has been fent out to 'ndia. The Purfer and Gunner of thre Cormo rant are arrived in ...

... r We are concerned to Plate, that the hopes t which have been entertained of the fafety of K the Oreftes, appear but to have little founda-r i tion. She left Bombay on the 31ft of Oao- f ber 1799, on a cruife in the Gulph of Perfia: f f She was feen on the 4th of November, and on is the sth the moft tremendous hurricane took r- place that had been known in India for up- t wards of feventeen ...

... The London Gazette of the toth contains the following official account of the capture of La Dledaigneufe French frigate, in a letter from Capt. Linzee, of L'Oifeau, to Lord St Viucent, dated Torbay, Feb. 3. I have the honour to acquaint your Lord - Ihip, that on Monday the 26th January at 8 A. M. in lat. 4S deg. N. long. 12 deg. W. fell in with the French national frigate La Dedaigneufc, of ...