... -- ls'mptv ni- oea!5. The ?? under Gantheatimc at Brest conti- nues to watch an opportunity to steal away and I join their squadrons at Isle ?? and at Ferrol, . otb, according to lktters, ready for sea, having their top-sails bent for these last three weeks.- The number of the enemy's ships counted in the outer road of Brest on Monday se'ennight, all apparently rcady for sea, amounted to i6 ...

... ?-Mllgp ARRIV AL OF THE CHINA FLEET, &Sc. a It is with great pleasure ve annorunce to Onr :rcadcs the welcome intelligence of the arrival o of the homeward-bound East India and Leeward Liland ftlets. About half-past three on Tuesday, the purser 3- of the Earl Camden arrived at the India Housq, with the welcome intelligence, that he had left the folloxwing ships, all safe, off Weymouth, viz. Cs ...

... 4?n 'Dip JR-ew.5t 1- A r- Intelligenee was on Wednesday morning re- r m ecived at the Admiralty and at the India House, c by his Majesty's ship Calcutta, arrived at Ports. 7e mouth from Botany Bay, that she fell in with an AAmcrican at sea, last from Batavia, the Captain is of which stated, that Admiral Linois had arrived iln at Batavia, for the purpose of refitting his squa- D- iron, after ...

... MOVIDAP B 010.5. o Letterm from an officer of the in.sbibre squa- )\ron, off Brest, dated on Monday last, state, t r that all hopes for the present are done away of h Aw bringing the enemy toa6tion. Gantheaume was _ in Camaret Bay on Thursday, Friday, and Sa. c u- turday, with five sail of the line, and four fri. is gates. On bcing reconnoitred on Sunday, the a Ha- whole French fleet, twenty ...

... stow BOtl-. y The trest fleet have at length shewn a dispo- sition to put to sea. On Wednesday last when it the fog cleared, a squadron of five sail of the I- line, two frigates, and a corvette, under Admi- | e ral Gantheauine, were trying to effe6t their es- e cape from the outer road of Brest through the- Passage do Raz. The look-out cutter, imme- Is diaiely upon discovrting the enemy, made ...