... f-i R . Admiral Thornborough is, we undeistapd, to ri. have the command in the Mediterdncan, subjea to the orders of Lord Collingwood. He is to be .n charged with the blockalde of Toulon, Genoa, hi &c.Admiral Louis, with a competent squadron, er ts to watch tfe ships in Carthagcna, &c. Admiral E. Harvey, late of the Temeraire, is, ?? we understand, to have the red ribbon, vacant ce by the ...

... fs)l)tp ja-two. The Vicory arrived on Wednesday at Ports. mouth, with the remains of the great and deeply lamented Lord Nelson on board. The ships at Spithead lowered their colours and pendants on her ?? will cpme up to Spithead on Thusday, when it will be ascertained whether the body will be landed or not. The last Gazette contains a correction of Lord Collingwood's report, in a letter from ...

... rM)4) jf)-Fluz. A mail from New York, in zt days, and one f'om Jamaica, in Sz days, arrived on Friday .u Falmoulth. Dispatches were on Sundav received at the Ad- -iralty from Admiral Cochraoe, in the West In- ?? where nothing important has occurred. The Gazette contains the dctails of the recap- inre of the Cvane French corvtte, ard Renomec 1'rench privateer. The Ville de Paris, Admiral ...

... £iNitt3 Xesp3r Sir Sidnev Smith is ret unic I with his ?? a i.n to the Downs. The ;itieta wss to have b-ca ei, made oail Thinsda\ ni~t t; ;v-ey, i:ig v.i - preed ; the ?? hadI ?? ?? )DOoiI:rI Id stations the shell ande iilaue rocit. welie lie- e(d o1 the tf:ilmei fr-.ii lis hi tihevwer ti )e tired ; Sir Sidney S miuh hIMI q ?? fl2 Alte- ioS mild mlus-ed his flig Oil bsoud th Dih.' ?? -lioop, ...