... 1 ?)Pfp D, CW5. Dispatches were on Thursday received ?? i Admiral Cornwallis, dated off Ushant, Otqe:.x . ist, by which it appears, that the enemy made no movement there. The London Gazette contains a letter frnm Lieutenant Leaver, commanding the Jackail i mz brig, announcing the capture of a French aralcd t 0oop of4 two-pounders. She was boarded ire calm, and brought off in a very spirited ...

... ?? 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 941) INS The ndvices fror'r the Charrnel 9eet come down l di the i6th int.a-t which tine the intrepidCorn- l; i .:ontinutd on ills station oJT Brest, having -a- iy I moe otit tImC late lie:tay ?? 'I'he ene- squa(lron had not made 'any ?? to put 'he dcscniflinn of the French flotilla near i rsbourg, by La Poulette arnd the Libe-rty brig, not iqenrinned ii the London Gaiz-tte f:n .- * lay, it ...

... grn3p B e W The orders now frmn the Admiralty are so strii, that no Captain or offcer of any ship in In 'Cawsand Bay, the Sonid, or Hamoaze, can p. sleep ashore; and the mntD of war are kept equal- le Iy alert ns if in time ofattual wvar. The Mentor, a Leith vessel, bound from the c( Mediterranean to Amsterdam, was stopped on p; the coast of Holland, and prevented from pro- 0, ceeding, by a ...

... ?? NETT.i It is now clearly ascertained, that, from thc perilous situation of the Hindostan, the sea hav- ing lately made many breaches over her, little of her cargo can be saved. The last accounts re- ctived at the India House state, that she has sunk nearly up to the lower declk in the sand ; that her sides have sustained such injury from the violence of the NVaves, that they movc backward ...

... r- - -rm- 1 . - -, - - ?? ?? Satiuday mouirniog an rxpresr arristd at mill s -tsonoth frdn the East Indlial if 1ise, to ?? ti t sail big of the IodiaiimCn. 'I'licy 1l.1 sailed, n d passed the Isle of Wight twro hours befo:e e 't arrival of thc exprcs e, but a fast saiiing vessel \. IS scnt after themi. 'lhe Sir Edward hughc, Armstrong, froln . i;-.nbay, is arrived nft],',I-ingingi. fo The ...

... *9p14 gnpJ. F'ilc Eastjlndia Company's ship the I.ade Tlr. .I(las, Captain the Hon. Hugh Liiid.;:iv, i: t I Vd at iungal fironm England. 1t is ?? feared at the Post Ot'iee, th~it 'In (s.'-avld bound packet, tull of pas'scngers, ior ;IC; Elbe, is lost. '11c .IeIculc, of 74 guns1 put to sea last Xeck a fh3m , t.tsmiouth -with sealed orelscr. Her desti- 3 i. tioll is' supposcd to be the XWest ...

... ??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 ...

... t?pj)ip it)-clug. The Victorious, of 74 gUlS, is arrived at Lis- I bon in a very leaky state. t The Rosaxio, o;f 16 grrns, is arrived at Plyv . montl from Malta. The contents of the dis- patche:; IaIve nf t been made public; but when t the ve-isel sailed, our troops and ships at Malta were all %vell. 'rhe Dasher sloop, which arerived last Sunday at Plymouth, before she passed the Gut Of Gib- ...

... ~iip D~tig THE LORD NELSON, EAST INDIAMAN. The Lord Nelson East Indiaman, which has been recaptured, and is arrived at Plymouth, was taken about five weeks ago by the Bellona French privateer, of 36 guns, after a very smart action of one hour and 40 minutes; during which i she lost her mizen-mast, and was very much a disabled in her masts, sails, and rigging, and V ?? a loss of many men killed ...

... IIM)ip J?i?ewv,. The retuian of our navy up to the ist instant, a tain comlision 7Z of the line, 16, of v t gU'I , 1C3 ?? I-l sloops. Of these 17 of .h. Iin e in the s'ngiish and Jrish Chatiricki, h V'n the Jamaica st;.ion, and I I i;! the Mcdi- F tcrranc. busjtcs fi ites. , Thc Amu. ?? trigate, Captain Parker, is arriv- F 'I cdat 1En-smooth froim (ibriAtar. c j ! Hi Rov:MlP0 l. tac D11kc of ...