... r'bl)(P i ?? ?? ;m?? ?? Sir R. Strachan has rejoined the Channel fleet, 0 after having croized in vain off the Madeiras, in E the hope of falling in with one of the French cl squadrons. I d Admiral Stirling, with a flying squadron under o his c- mmand, has left the Channel in quest of la the FrencH squadrons. It consists of the Glory, b of 98 guns; Bar Ileur, of 98 guns; Mais, of 74 guns ; ...

... &I0ip i0 . - %ORMP ?? The Donnegal man of war is arrived at Spit- ' head. Captain Malcolm passed Cape Maze withn Admiral Duckworth on the 2oth oF March.- t l The report of a French squadron being there cannot be true; the Donnegal left Admiral Lotuis, with the Spencer, Jupiter, and Alexan- F, der, on the 8th of April, in at. 37', long. 67. in h a very hard gale. On the lath the Braave sunk; ri ...

... is JEROME BONAPARTE. f The Deniteur gives the following pompons ac- e, count of the cruize of the Vetcran : s, Parvis, septcsber ;. Ad Captain Jerome Bonaparte, who commamlned the in Veteran, arrived in France on the 26th cit. 1le a gives an ?ccount that he had left the squadron und-er is the command of Vice-Admiral Williarne, in the best condition, having made thirty rich prizce§l and a- ...

... : W :- Saturday's Gazette contains l.l-'cr f;-n r: Lieut. Hlughes. coinmranding fnle I'c~sho fire-brig, in substance as tilo os * Lituteniant H. v-as priceod; e in *- t Channel fleet. O.E the Isle of s 'gi lih chased by a large bigger, . ics ci lp sih him, and ordeied hisn to strike o s'A. -it ! engaging for some time tile en , ?? boarding, but' met with sc i t. .r 2c tanc., that he thoughlt ...

... I.MARINE INTEILLIGENCE. 't'e Rose eutter, artived at Pl mnouth, has brought d i - Lat ches from the M rditerranean. It is reported, ,vAtiim!t any authority, that the French hzeet at 'Qto- ?? intends ?? to effecft a ?? vith the Spanish ships at Canthagena. It is said also, that tlerr are many troo ps on hoard the Fpanish fleet at Co(l.'i : but th. molicber ceitai!olv is not considerhie, ;,nd 1. ...

... 624ip i D-tul _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ t The Gazette announces the following cap- I t::rws: t Bsv the Hydra, a Spanish schooner with dis- p lihes for Buenos Ayres. She carried original- }y 12z guns, but had only fo)r mounted, with no officers aand men; a fine vessel, coppered, s :: ' well adapted for his Majesty's service. By I i%, Agarntmnoun, the Lustine Frenich National i a: , of i8 guris, ...

... 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 ...

... ELI)@ ls'. IaI CAPTURE OF LA GUERRIERE, er' vi- FRENCH FRIGATE. n' :Ya tzmoth, YRZ 26, i8o6. \ - Arrived, this morning, La Guerriere, French Fr :n- fuigate, of 50 gun11S ind 317 men. She was cap- va c-d tuird on the s9th instant, off the Faro islands, vy by His Majesty's frigate Blanclic, of RS guns, sa es, after ..n ?? of 45 minutes. La Guerricre 'or had ao men killed ard 30 wounded. The w L1 ...

... SU1SEQUENT1' AL CCUNTS, Paris papers to the otils inclusive, a re r rccived,- s One of their most inte-iesding articlcs isthe *otli Bth- letin of the Grand Armay. It states, Ihat tlie advan- Y ced Guards of four colsmns of Russian troops, of s 5$ So0 each, had begun to enter tile Prussati states t by Ccorgenhurgb, Grodno & C. &c. and that oat Y the 25th of OiRober, heal ing sif t!:e rsiiat of ...

... Ip r-d-3. _ ;_ ?? A -promotion of Adnirals is spolken of as about n tdhe place immediately. We understand that is~ tO include Captain Stopford, who is the ists ,t!; Captain's list. '-uain Miller is appointed tp the Pailas, in .e om of Lord Cochrane, and his Lordship is P ?? to the Irmperieuse, of dO guns, now : iting in Plymouth dock. At same time his ?? hip received an Admiralty order, that ...

... gpbqj n elug. 'JEROME 'BONAPAR'rE. A .Moniteur of a very late date has been rca. - ed in towvin, which nientions the arrival of Jero r Bonaparte at Paris. We have not been tbh :o asc.rtain in %what poit he has had the Sisgii.:r good fortune to escape the vigilance of our s., drons. We shall no doubt see the Ai'seil filled with the exploits ot this Heio-with .: battles that he bravely offered ...