... a.Pl)(P B. Avg. The expedition under Rear-Admiral Sir Sidney Smith, sailed at an early hour, on Monday mor- ning, from Dover Roads, for the purpose, of makingr an al tack on Boulogne. It appears there are no troops employed in this attempt. A jugger which arrived on WeVdnesday morn- ing from Sir Sidney Smith, states, that our squa- dron was then moored in two columns, about 3 miles off the ...

... Swat--;S o The fleet from Jamaica is now all accour te if for, viz. sixty-eight arrived, and four lost. e The flcet from the Leeward Islands consist: I-of 230 sail, 2z4 of which arc arrived, three f h dered, two taken, three re-taken, and eight ti s- ing,.viz. the Ganges, Rand, from St Kitt's -, he ;t Princess Mary, King. from Surinam ; Pei st:;'- ;- ance, Curtis, from Demerara; Minerva, DT 'A ...

... - 0ip Be2 On Saturday dispatches reached the Admi- ralty -fom our squadron off the Texel. The vhole of the Dutch firce blockaded there con- fl sisted, on the 27th tilt. of seven sail of the line, one frigate, and two corvettes. His Majesty has troulght fit to relax, in certain 1 iespeels the blockade ot the ports of Cadiz and h St Lucar. The blockade is not to extend to i prevent neutral ...

... I obip,01 OM The C(sar Sir Richard Strdacian; the Coura- i geux, Captain Lee ; the Hero, the Honouirable Captain Gardner; the Revolutionaire, Captain 1lotham, and the Santa Margaritta, Capt. W. Rathborne, arrived on Sunday at Plymovth, with d their four prizes. Upwards of 30,000 peoplet assembled to wittiess this glorious sight. Twoi of the prizes were dismoasted, but nut much in- jured in ...