... )ip D-.e p. 11psDatches, we understand, have been re- cerire from Lord Nelson, announcing his hav- in' j( ined the fleet off Cadiz. Alrnmiral Collingwood, with 26 sail of the lite and 5 frigates, blockades ig sail of the line, and; frigates, and 3 sloops of war, French and '!.1.sh, in Cadiz harbour. Just at the instant ---hL Sir Robert Calder joined Admiral Culling- 'ocoI bftore Cadiz, there ...

... ?Obfv C' - -- - '-- , cluo.; An officer of the vessel which landed the French Mesqengei, who was the bearer of the f late overtures from tis French Government, tI Boulogne onjbse rath, gives the following d L1 count of the elemy's force in that quarter: -.- On Saturday we stood into the bay.,withjn a mile of BoulogtiG. and sent on 'shore the.Frentlh :. officer, whp isE19/gn age Vai'zeau, ...

... fs)l)tp ja-two. The Vicory arrived on Wednesday at Ports. mouth, with the remains of the great and deeply lamented Lord Nelson on board. The ships at Spithead lowered their colours and pendants on her arrival.-She will cpme up to Spithead on Thusday, when it will be ascertained whether the body will be landed or not. The last Gazette contains a correction of Lord Collingwood's report, in a ...

... JLOWon, SOb. 21 . -- - --- |A cartel fr Moin aolix arrived at Fly Imouth on r Saturday. ' Shle 'broght, dispiA~ches from the I Minister of the Maiine in Francie,, containing a refusal of passpqrts to Captain Puget, ppppintec,; agent for the British prisoner; i-tat 'obuntry. Bbonparte, ywe understand, bis declared, in tS haughty and intemperate languan, 'ta vwil n .ot permit the residence of ...

... r;?I)fp i D-flUS5. 3~~~~~~~~~~~~~ V I C T OR Y F OVER THE 0 COMI1BINVED FLEECS of FRANCE and SPAIN.. g 1 LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. a Admiralty-Office, July 3T, 180.. n F Copy of a letter from the Honourable Admiral h Cornwallis, Commfander in Chief of his Majes- C ty's ships and vessels in the Channel, &C. to t M William Marsden, Esq. dated Ville de Paris, sn off Ushant, P8th July, z8oS. ...

... * R f)I)i 1 .ul l~~~~~~W The dreadful gale of Thuriday last, we f-ar, has done considerable damage to our shipoping.- We have to) relate the rntlanchol' h.ss of ot d Blondt frigpte in Torbay on I htrscday. At dai 7 light she- parted battl boewer aichoCs, androd- by her shett. At n ne A.M. she-clt aw;ly her | rmtain and nnizen mastc, and parted he, llst c- ' ble. .Il hope. of saving the ship ei ...

... 6'B. tV It is with regret we state that the Charleston papers mentionsthe loss of the Vanguard of 74 guns, End the Pi inecss Charlotte Frigate, on the FVoiida grcfs, aqs olW'vs Captain I~ecain, frotn Havannah, infoirms its, that a hieavy gale of wind from the north corn menced uii the j5th instanit, and blew 1svith gieat violence tor three days. It is reported when be sailed, 'that the British ...

... y 'al)(P D- Aug, s The three Spanish *sliips taken off Cape St. 1 Mary are ertimated at L.I6o,oao, but, contrary e to the usual prsaiice, Governmtnt 'have requir- I ed. ofithe captors to. accept L.6o,ooo as. full I ccmpe'nsation.for thewhole. The captors at > 'rs-t' remonstrated, but-they were assured, on the h on the part of Government, that these ships - lill be probably given up to the ...

... - 0ip Be2 On Saturday dispatches reached the Admi- ralty -fom our squadron off the Texel. The vhole of the Dutch firce blockaded there con- fl sisted, on the 27th tilt. of seven sail of the line, one frigate, and two corvettes. His Majesty has troulght fit to relax, in certain 1 iespeels the blockade ot the ports of Cadiz and h St Lucar. The blockade is not to extend to i prevent neutral ...

... I obip,01 OM The C(sar Sir Richard Strdacian; the Coura- i geux, Captain Lee ; the Hero, the Honouirable Captain Gardner; the Revolutionaire, Captain 1lotham, and the Santa Margaritta, Capt. W. Rathborne, arrived on Sunday at Plymovth, with d their four prizes. Upwards of 30,000 peoplet assembled to wittiess this glorious sight. Twoi of the prizes were dismoasted, but nut much in- jured in ...

... *4)@p nfw WEST INDIES. va LORD NELSON H r ANT) THE. tu COMBINED SQUADRONS. wi f The Curieux sloop of wvar, Captain Bettes- th worth, arrived at Plymouth, at two o'clock, p. co m, on Sunday, with dispatches from Lord Nel- son. Captain Bettesworth immediately set off th for London, and arrived at the Admiralty at an or 5 early hour on Tuesday morming. The intelli- tr: gence which he brings is ...

... obip B. Cliff;. The adtual destination of the Rochefort squa- rs dron is still doubtful ; but some advices respec- I ing it were received on Friday. From the 13th ir to the 17th February it was becalmed, and lay. ing-to, zoo leagues to the west of Cape St Vin- n. cent, having madem no inore way since it sailed. ce On the 17th it steered a southwest course.- Such a course, in such a latitude, ...