... ,--I)ip D. ow. I - - -- '; j The folloving caltures are oflicially annoia. c- ed in the Gazcttte- By the Jamaica, a rrenclh cutttr privateer 0-' c- an gus and 24 men, had taken nothing. 2f 13y the boats of the Hydra, a French lngger, t- pieicid fo r4 guns, bUt Inone mounted, suppoiSet: ic to have becn thrt.own overboard. Being intercqy- 10 tel by thie Hyvdra, in enterinlg Hlavre, she hauled n ...

... 9Wip -0,0. The follo-wing are copies of it'tters f . coilniauSde s of otr C tti7CrS o t h'e S oiA'e ;: -at tacI on *ie gun-boats aL Ecolulogne, as br i i stated in our last ;- . itsxt 9. - I Sir-T have the hononin to acqualnt ysn, i L this nmorning, at thiee quartelts past tiht:, ! E it r tanchlor closc 'Off ~olgi in his 1,l -:!.'s tc gun-lbrig unider my cominandl wvih his ljn'.i hired artned ...

... =n=-l-m-Il?-!fL- s?pljiv ni. ao. O CptjCs and detc'tltiOns 2 voluminWs iist r foe o. Many of them are valuable, but it t - mnnssiolc to paitsiculI ize them. t .i;Maiesty's ship c-volution:ture, has cap- r l ~ed and sent into Pol tsmouth, L'H;:Iroudciie, 2 hz Mauritius, valued at 6c,col.E ir2 Onsequence of the vigilant and continued '':d of lb est by our fleet, thae town, garri- I -c. have ...