... a,'b?p ni. elm ?? le We are still destitute of all intelligence rela- t in .tive to the combined fleet and Lord Nelson.- W, We understand that his Lordship was in a bad j- state of health when he sailed from Lagos Bay. ig Letters have been received from on board the t Ad Spartiate, of s4 guns, one of Admiral Cochrane's s sqquadron, which state their junction with Admi- ai ral Dacres, whose ...

... B-fhl.5. WEST INDiES. .:OMBINED SQUADRONS. ;ntli'gence hasat length arrived, which puts ;.1; nto ail speculation with respei to the des- ti ?? of the Comblned Squadron-THrY A'RRIVYE iN TiHE WEsT INDIES. ThC following infornmation was isrougnt from Liver- , pool, dated on Saturday- This day arrived here the Triton, Captain Marshall, from St Lucie, which place lie left on the i5th May, and ...

... ? i p B f I u 5. WEST INDIeS. LORD NELSON AND THE -'OMBINED SQ!UADRONS. The public are agitated with the continual eC- Peaathm eof news and victory from Lord Nel- t on. Many are almost confident that hi, Lord- sliip wi'l ovrrtake theenemy, or, at least, they wii not finally escape. If they return to Europe d ss.l, all the ports are blockaded, and an c- : foi cc is said to receire them ; if ...

... I. gttp D. 005. WEST INDIES. t FLORD NELSON AND THE COMBINED SQUADRONS. D There is yet no certain intelligence either con-- kerning Lord Nelson or the combined fleet, pos- i terior to that brought by th e Curieux. Several sletters from Plymouth ot Saturday, asserted, f that the Nimble citter had arrived with dispat- 'ehes from Admiral Cornwallis, off Brest, stating that he had received ...

... *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 ...