... - -tf)ip jaduo. The Auckland packet arrived at Falmouth on Mondey from Lisbon, and has brought the un- pleasant intelligence that the Rochefort squa. dron had fallen in with the outward-bound Lis- bon and Oporto fleet, under connoy of L'Aim- able frigate. They consisted of thirty sail of vessels, eighteen of which were bound to Opor- to, and twelve for Lisbon. Hopesare entertain- cd, that a ...

... Apf)(P JQrWE;. Admiral Cornwallis having again stood to the Westward, for the protedlion of the expected homeward-bound convoys, we have the happiness to state that he was so fortunate as to fa&l in witsh both the Jamaica End Leeward Island fleets, which had joined the day before; the former under convoy of the Vanguard, the latter under the Illustrious. the Vanguard fell in with the Leeward ...

... ? $bbip Beim. The Gazette of Saturday night contains an *account of the capture of the Prince of Peacc Spanish privateer, which has done some damage to our trade. She was brought into Portsmo:tth on Friday, by the Amazon frigate, and has on broad all the dollars which she took out of the Prince of Wrales Lisbon packet. The Gazette also communicates several gallant atchievemcnla exe'cuted by ...

... )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 ...

... wajip 3 -lo A THE CALCUTTA AND CONVOY, P- On the %7th ult. in lat, 49. 8. long. 9, the Cal. cutta roan of war, of so guns, Captain Wood. ;iff, from St Helenai, having inder hr tons the Indrs, an extra East Indiansan, of sbhne m tons; the Maria Carolina, a Swedish China S l} the African and Fox, South Sea whalelS, London; the Sxcliem of Milford, and a Prussi ;, L prize to the Calcutta, %vas met ...