... ig§bip JD. two. T uesday's Gazette contains a list of captures made by the Leeward Island squadron. Corm- modore Hood9 in the six months preceding July 13, 1804, captured 33 vessels, of which Xl are French privateers, 3 Dutch armed ships, and the remainder merchant vessels and re-cantures. l The Prince Adolphus packet, with the first July mail from England, arrived at Bar badoes cn the 7th of ...

... JD. CWZ. The Neptune, of 98 guns, arrived at Ply: in- mouth on Monday from the Channel fleet, which ew she left all well on Saturday last, on its station on off Brest. The enemy remained as usual. ids Letters have been received from Lord Nelson lie of the r8th ult. which prove the report of his six having taken the largest of the -Hieres Isles to be ni- unfounded. His Lordship says- he shall ...

... ?141ikllbfp ofwg. The Temeraire, of g8 guns, the Montague, Thunderer, and Terrible, of 74 guns, arrived at Plymouth on Thursday night from our fleet off Brest, which she left all well last Wednesday.- T I'lhe fleet had been previously joined by the Prin- cess Royal and Neptune, of 98 guns. The ene. my had Y9 sail of the line and several frigates in the outer road of Brest, seemingly at single ...

... -Atip O. 00. ?? ?? os Wea-e 'aappy to anuounce the arrival of the s extraships~Urniso, Csppain.Stokoe;-Fiiza Ann, oti 'rds Captain Gilmore; and Sir James Putlteney, Cap- g9u av tain Marshall. The purser -of the Eliza Ann ar-' of- -rived at the India House on Saturday evening, alt .-avith this pleasing intelligen-ce. They have cap. .q tured Le Venus, French privateer, of I6 gms, tth and rS meib ...