... )tp B . r Saturday's Gazettc contai.js the following ac- coulrt of the attack ol Fort Roulge, at Ci~ris, ait rdetailed in a letter from Commirlroe Sir Home I P Popham, to the Right H-Ion. Lord Keith :_ i 1 Antel/ope, Dowes, Dec. 10, 1804. 1 1l M- LoR), r I avail mvself of the first moment of my re- turn to the iDowns, to acquaint you, that to- % wards noon on Saturdiv the 8th, the wind pro- ...

... - Ii L' I e Bc an now state, itl accuracy. the loss of ms nen lately belorigiing to the Vencerable. T3 - tal o ;cnn~lnt:ln t borne cn her books the ds.v tair , she iinforttitateiv wcnt on shore, were - * sh - nrenbcr afterwards ninistered on board ?? 3rp:- e teux, Goliab!, and on shorc, was47; , ) ?? s the number mis-sing is only eight, and f lil of thcr only -.re known to hlave sutrerned. We ...

... C1,19,MVP JWW5. S The Gazette announces the capture of two g of the enemy's privateers, by two ships of the c squadron under Rear-Admiral Sir J. T. Duck- 1 worth, on the Leeward Island station, viz.:-p By the Racoon brig, the French privateer L'Al. t liance, having 6 guns mounted, and 68 men ;- b By the Franchise frigate, the Uranie French pri. p v-ateertschooner, of 3 guns and 64 men, suppos- ...

... 8--T ip 0 5. _ . p 'In the night of Saturday last, an attempt was made to blow up a battery on the pier head of Calaisj, which had much animiyd our cruizers when they approached near the harbour. For this purpose, Lieut. Stewart, of the Monarch, towed in an explosion vessel, which, with great coolness and judgment, hc placed with her bow- sprit between the piles of the battery, and made her ...