... 'robip jo. two. LOS OF THE LADY BURGESS. The India fleet which sailed from Portsmouth na the 3oth of March last, under convoy of his Misajesty's ship Leopard, consisting of the follow. ing ships, viz. Waithamstow, Lord Nelson, Earl t St Vincent, Lady Burges, Lord Melville, Asia, I Fame, Sovereign, Alexander, arrived at St Jafo the zist of April, except the Lady Burges, which struck on the ...

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... MARINE INTELLIGENCE - A mail from the Leeward Islanids arrived an Tues- St dav. It was brought to Falmouth by the Duke of & I Montrose packet, in twenty-five days firona Tortola, Qf The letters state, that Admiral Cochrane was still Ju with his squadron in those seas, and thiat M randa cv wa, proceeding in the objeca of his expedition, of 1o the ultimate suicess of which no doubt was enter- eu ...

... SAILING OF THE TOULON FLEET. Thc Prince of Wales packet is arrived from Lis- ,bon; we have received a letter, dated Malta. Octo. ber if6, from whicla the following is an extrai't:- t This goes by the Scout brig of war, which sails ,immediately, with dispatches for Lord Collingwood; she came in here from Palermo, where it seems they have accounts of the Toulon fleet being at sea. The fleet, ...

... jINW X1-tie. The Gazette contains an account of a very gallant exploit performed by the boats of his M?- jesty's brig Colpoys, in cutting out three Spa- nish luggers in the port of Aviflasa Two boats were manned with volunteers. and succeeded in boarding and brhiging off the threevessels, thro' a heavy fire of grape fioro a 6 gun battery on shore, with the loca only of two-men wounded. A ...

... , fto in, rlug. The Gazette of Saturday contains the capture by the King's Fisher-sloop in the West indies, of the Elizabeth, French privateer, of i4 guns. and Ioz men. She is a fine vessel, well armed and equipped, a very fast sailer, and had been a great annoyance to our trade. The Gazett; also contains a list of JU6 vessels taken by Admi- ral Cochrane's squadron, many of them armed - but ...

... me | -th n, CAPTURE of a FRENCH SQUADRON. ol The official report of the capture of the four - Y French frigates by Sir Samuel Hood and of Le Fi - President by Admiral Lemis, as contained in Satur- z] h day's Gazrtte, was detailed in our Postscript. The 7( e following particulars of this gallant achievement will et ' be found interesting th It was on the night of the 24t11 asti, cur squadron h ...

... 4i)rp Jorlo. We have the pleasure of announcing the arri'- al of part of the Gibraltar convoy. They sailed on the z9th nlt. A violent tempest had, ous to their departure, done considerable da L- ne age in the Bay. Above twenty neutral,aptii-v. se ral English vessels were driven ashore; a-ruope of the latter were the Sarah Ann, Mallet, and tn.- Anna, Francis, from Smyrna. The last was a al ...

... &I)ip 'JOellis. CAPTURE OF A FRENCH Fi&A'IE. We have the siltisfacrtion of anniounucing the ng capture ?? Rhin, a French frigate, of 44 gui15, e which was brought into Plyimouth on Wcdnes- l tr, daiy, by his Majesty's ship Mars. She was one he of tlic four frigates which chlased La Loire off the coast ofIreland. The: Mars was one of Cap- ot tain Keats' squadron. te m The Gazette of Saturday ...

... - -?aq)ip jaelme. ' The Gazette announces the capture of two privateers in tbe West Indies; olne Spanish by his Majesty's ship Bacchante, of two 3-pounders and 36 men; one French, by the Renard sloop, of 4 carriagze guns and 5o men. In consequence of advices having been receiv- of the escaye of four more sail of the line and a ctrvette froria Brest, a squadron has been dis- patched fionm ...

... -adj(P B. fliz. The Earl of St Vincent will hoist his flag at Portsmouth early next week, and proceed to sea, in order to take the command of the Chamin'i fleet, in the room of Admiral Cornwallis, recal- led. Admiral Duckworth is appointed second in command. Vice-Admiral J. Lrigh Donglas is to have a flying squadror; of five snil of the line and fri. gates, between Beiry Head, and Selsea BilL- ...

... rm)ip i 0-flog. It has at length been ascertained, that the squa- o dron which slipped out (f Brest, during the late tl gale which drove our fleet off that port, compris- b eel seven sail of the line and four t-i-gates, having at troops on bhoard, the number of which is, how- si ever, varioiutly reported.. v4 Dispitches were received on Saturday, at the n: Admiralty, from Lord Collingwood, ...