... 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, ...

... I 11 gvlp r3ewg. On Vednesday our Government received dis'- patches from Admiral Cocisranre, in the West Indies, dated the ?? of P pril. They fully com} firm the accounts of the progress made by Ge- a ueral Miranda, and particularly of his havinZ captured the island of St Margarita. The Bre' tish Commander ?? to Government for in- . struntions as to the manner in which he is ;a conducd himself ...

... '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 ...

... 0-1)(P -0, clog. ?? The followvialg letter in the Gazette of Satur- lay will be read with mixed emotions of tri- Umph andi afflifion-of triumph in the irresisti- Wie 06ill, courage, and perseverance of our brave scamen, anoi of afliic'tion at the fall hovwever -glo. riour, of many of those heroes, prodigal of life to secure viqory to their country. The obsti- nacy of the defence mile by the ...