... apbip- jowlim There is no certain intelligence concerning the I enemy's fleets, and their destination still remains I the subjea ofconjecture. I 3lMonday evening the following intelligence i was circulated in the city of London:- I It appears by the log of the- Roebuck priva- teer, arrived at Portsmouth, that on the s5th ult, off Madeira, she fell in with five sail of the i line of battle ...

... ssibit to state any thing with ccrtain- ty as to the course and ?? of the com- biotrE fleets. The opinion of such as may be I considered as best isIformed. unool this sobjea, I sectns to point to the East Indics. There is in- t deed one circumstance which strongly warrants this conjedture, that had they gone on in any t other course trhan in a very wide sweep, it would s have been almost ...

... 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 ...