... - -?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! ...

... , 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 ...

... OPI)ip B tim. .ie Gaa.vtte anuounces the capture, by the n 37v: wrd gun-brig, of a French pr ivateer of 4 atd for as)guns, with swivels and small ht Eeyptienne frigat-e hs sent into Plymouth '5 -: h ztif- rI French frigate almrst nrew, which her b 1 c s cut out in a most gallant style close in with P :t- sle du Rhe. She is called the Akide, and C i narde but one voyage ; she is pierced for ...