... &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 ...

... 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 ; ...

... - a)i r 3b. ws3 0~g The Gazettes of the week have announced te ;-f,-ture by the Felicity priVateer, the Jose- -plioe French privateer, of 3 guns and 37 men; I lhi, Majesty's late lugger Experiment, mounting A gunt .with 40 men. Two Spanish gun-boats, each carrying one 24-pounder, one 36-pounder caroqnide, two swivels, and 45 nmen. A fine French sloop has been cut out of Cher- burgh by the ...

... 6,d)(P Brim. a !_ The London Gazette of Tuesday contains the j several orders of Council issued last week res. a pecting the embargoes, &c. and also direfting , that letters of marque and reprisals be granted to s aidt against Prussia, &c. &c. n The capture is officially announced, of the Pandor, of 18 guns, and Gso men, from Senegal for France. She was chased into Admiral Stir- e ling's ...