... aii Rehz. FRENCH FLEET AT SEA! The Ocean cartei, sivcd ?? at Ply. .mouth from Lisbon: she was boarded on the 13th inst. in lat. 47. 30. long. 7. by a French fri- gate, belonging to a squadron of eleven men of war, seven of which appeared to be of the line, . fien after plundering him of every moveable ar- ticle, they returned to their ship: they said they came out of Brest the day before. ...

... obip.n. 01%, he _ The Gazette contains an account of the cap- re- ture of the La Libre French frigate, off Roche- in- foit, by his Mlajesty's frigates La Loire anid E- br gyptielnie. The eneny's ship hmade ia obsti ts, nate re;itance andmlffied severe y. She smiled d.rom Flushing n IT'venb ei, il imdm sith at another frigate, and Went north abut.. h Thre Gazette of the 24th amwunpoos the fol- ...

... 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, ...

... i=? II-bOp Z-34-bar'. fz:rtlcradvices fiorn Sir Jnhn Dnckioorth, ircid lie VMrniraltv. We enderotand 7. nrd Coliilvoo(d's instrneions ti Jin ?? - ?? cermny's rq oron, ah ol | * ith ,nd hecie, thoulh hc inf'r. . h !ost sifil of;' oi the second day of lis . ?? loiut i s entercdl of 5:is ?? Cull- *l . .nI-irsit. W. i; rrnie szicd on Suodav from Portsa I. Iis destination is ?? to be the !ulies. ,. ...

... ?? -etu s The following captores in the West Indies ,, have beer officially announced since our last: g By the PorflMahon sloop, a Spanish packet 1 o four brass svivels, aud ,o men, ,ierced tor 14 guns; a very fine fast sailing vessel- copper- tl ed and well fastend. By the boats of the Franchise, a French priva- ,f teer of one 6-pounder, two 4-pounders swivels, musketry, &c. e Cot out from ...

... 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 ...

... 4?-- 1 1) (P n,. e In 5. Ds, 3ran. ?? in the Downs the P Bruizergun-brig, Lieutenant Smihers,comrnlan- 13 drr, .-ith the Impromptu French lugger priva- teer, 4te6guns andS3 men, which Lieutenant S.F f i- with off Folkstone ; and after a chace of E hours struck to tne Bruizer. The Impromptu d was ope of the fastest sailing privateers belong- s jn-- ta BIoulogne, has captured many English ves- C ...

... MCNTHL2-E COJUMINERCIAL REPOR7. Cur egport-trlde at this moment Is unusually dull and languid, and may be ascribed chief.y to the incertitude ,f the manner in which certain cnountries on the Continenlt will be parcelled ouat, ard finally arranged. The season of the year also operates to produce a considerable diminution in the expott-trade, as we- ha-e no communication to the Continent while ...

... -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- ...

... n flug. The Earl of 8t Vincent will hoist his Nl:g om board the Hiberna of lon guns, at Sviticad, when ready for sea. Captain Western, a reia- tive of his Lordship's, wiil he his Captain. Cap- tain Jarpes Boeven, one of tbe Commissioners ,rf the Sick and Hurt Boadrd, is ?? Ca.ptain of the Channel fleet. One hundred trqnmottn, supposed 'no have otn board the whole of our troops. that rernained ...

... - -?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 ...

... I3p ~ The G h70ttC ann uices th: ca-tore of two Snall Spanlish piivateers and Sevr.;il recaptwsi aon jng which are the Maid of the Niii of Giai- gow: ,m(d sevev:i others of thc convoy firon Nekwfoulidlantd to Lisbon, taken by row boars off the bar of Liibon. Government, it is said, his received advice of some movements on the enemy's coast, indica- tive of an early attack on Guernsey or Jer! ...