... gbl)?v JD-tI13,5. ESCAPE OF THE - COMIiVEIJD FLEIETS iNO C.DIZ. At length we are able to put; an end to the s u Ipcnce which the public has for some time felt with respeat to the combined fleets. Captain Black-wood of the Eurvalus frigate, arrived on Monday morning at the Admiralty with dispatches from Admiral Collingwood.- His ship had been sent from Cork to Lord NO- son; but missing him, ...

... p 1) 4) J. Q. r I ) 5. . Lord Nelson arrived at Portsmouth on Satur. day morning at six o'clock. ' After breakfast he went to the dock-yard, on a visit to Sir Charlej Saxton; and, at one o'clock, his Lordship em- barked from the South-sea Beach, and went od board the Victory. which had dropped dow- ri td St Helen's. Sit 1. Coffin, and Captain Conri attended his Lordship to the boat; G. Rose ...

... a ? ,Trip jorlug. e It is with the greatest pleasure we anvoiancc a the safe arrival of the most valuable homre'i-rjl i- bound East India fleet.-A telegraphic coriiinri y nication on Sunday morning announced thri :ir- ? rival off Portsmouth, under convoy of the Tri- ? dent, Admiral Rainier. y A second telegraphic communication made abont noon, stated that nine sail only had passed the back of ...

... 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 ...