... Jbilz VRCH, S . K PROrIOSALS OF r1i; - CiifLEDOAY IA'SURAVNGE COMPA YNrY. -PHE imorta eand zstility of infuring agairift 1Tlolles by Fire are fufiiciently knowl', and the public do not need any ftatenment to fatisfy them of the leyefit derived from companies of adequate re- fpnfibility, who, for a finall premium, undertakc to indemnify the fiofcrers by this moft dreadful, and fre- t quently ...

... - - COMIBINED FLEETS. . v The conjedures hazarded with ?? to the destination of the hostile fleet are as numerous an as those formerly thrown out when the combi- m ned fleet sailed, after their jundtion with the be Spanish Atimiral Gravina. To intercept the hlimeward-bound East India and China fleet, to raise the blockade of Biest, to relieve the expe- 3c dition in the Texel, to effea a ...

... Q I No certain advices have as yet been received concerning the combined Toulon and Cadiz fleets. The Toulon squadron, says the Moniteur,join. I ed the Cadiz on the 9th April, on the roth we, C I out of sight, and no news has beez received fi-sm themn since. it is said, a letter has been received from an officer of the Blenheim, Sir T. Troubridge, stat- ing, that she fell in with the ...

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