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By our Dover Letter we learn, that seven of the Enemy's Gun.boats, or Schuyts, have been cap. tured by our SclUadron,off Boulogne, and one sunk. They had come Out to' exercise the men ; but the wind dropping short, they were compelled to strike to British ialotir. will be seen by our P?printik Letter that a Lugger arrived there on Tuesday evening from the Straits, with Dispatches, it is said, from Vice. Ad. miral Sir JOHN OLDS. It is added, that these Dis. patches contain the intelligence of the Toulon Fleet having succeeded in passing the Gut of Gib. raltar early in the present month, The Fleet is stated to consist of twelve sail of the Line and several, Frigates, and that it was full of Troops. They were supposed to be destined for the East Indies. Upon the truth of this intelligence we are unable at present to give a positive opinion, A Letter from Hamburgh, brought by the Mail which arrived yesterday, states, that advices had been received there that the Toulon Fleet was to leave that Putt on or before the loth instant, with the intention t of joining the Spanish Fleet at Cadiz. It is, however, extremely improbable that the desti. nation of the French Fleet, whatever it might be, would be announced to the Public ; but we are in. dined to believe that they have made an at tempt to put to sea, because the last official accounts received from the Mediterranean stat. ed that they had come out as far as Flieres Ray.— There is very little doubt, however, that Lord Nocsori would soon be apprized of their motions, and, having the most perfea reliance upon the gal. !entry and vigilance of his Lordship, we have lit. the anxiety as to the result. AN American Vessel, arrived at Falrn3uth front the Isle of France, brings intelligence that Hos.. Kna's Army had met with a great Defeat, and had lost tB4 Pieces of Cannon. It is also stated, that the Marengo, LlNOts's Flag Ship, had got on shore in going into the Isle of France, and had received considerable damage. Tuts morning we received New. York Papers to the 13th ult. By these we learn that Judge CHAIM was on the rst'acquitted on all the charges brought against him. This event appears to have greatly enraged the parry who had accused him, and much warm discussion afterwards took place in Congress upon a question for paying the ludge's Witnesses for their trouble, and loss of time, Neither party prevailed, and the business was postponed sine die, THE late movements of the French fleet in the Harbour of Brest have affo - rded Admiral GA.N. AU)4I2 an opportunity of giving the world a new instance of French gaseobade,—He states, that having got under weigh with the whole of his Fleet, he chased the in.shore blockading Squadron, and moored in the Road of Bertheaurne. The English Fleet, consising of Eighteen Sail of the Line, then hove in sight, and the gallant GANT' s e advanced to meet them, upon which the English Fleet Jhe'reerloll The French Admiral then retuined to BrCht, highly satisfied with his achievements, after having, as he says, attained his °Nett, which was to exercise his crews. Rut the circumstance which he mentions with equal triumph and astonish ment is, that thOugh the fleet was out ibrte tubole days in fine weather, yet such wag the naval skill displayed - hy the Officers and Men, that no accident Whatrver ha, ettcd. We are enabled to state, upon undoubted audio. rity, that Sir CIIAKLES MIDDLETON has been appointed First 1.,0rd of the Admiralty. He will s we understand, be immediately created a Peer. His MAJESTY hassignified his gracious intention to Review the Volunteers of the Metropolis on an early day. The St. James's Volunteers will have a grand field-day on Friday, preparatory to the occasion. The following Ships have been ordered to be get ready iinmediately for Foreign service , Dreadnought, Foudrvant, 4arfleur, lifind;or Castle, Ramifies, Tonaant, Warrior, Afars, taut., Bellerophog, Illustrious, and 'Colossus. _ . . . The French Nagy now consists, it is said, of Vty. three Ships of the Line, twenty-one of which arc at Brest, viz. one of • r.;;o guneitwu of t to, two (if So, and eighteen of 7+. This 'statement of the. French Marine is hawked about by the agents of NAro.: Autt; with uncommon aolidoiry, all over Qumany. N4V/11, NEWS. Dov APR11:24..—1 have the pleasure to in. form you, that notwithstanding the rank cowardice of the Frenchmen in keeping inshore close under their own Batteries, our brave Tars have captured and sent to the Dungeness Squadron, Rear. Admiral Louts commander, seven of the Enemy's Gun. boats or Schuyte, and sunk one. It is supposed the Enemy had come out, as usual, to exercise their men, the wind then being to the Southward of East, but dropping short, the Enemy could not regain Boulogne Harbour, and our Ships getting in between them and the shore, they were under the disagreeable necessity of striking to British Valour, after a severe cannonading from our Ships, which lasted the whole of this morning; but there being such a thick fog, nothing but smoke could be seen from our Heights. FALMOUTII, APRIL 22.—Arrived last evening the American Brig Rising Sun, Capt.GOULD, from the Isle of France, with cotton, &c. for orders : she has been 102 days from thence, and from the Cape 68 days ; sailed from the Isle of France in company with the French Ship Charley, MORRICE, with coffee, &c. for Bourdeaux. The Marengo, of 8+ guns, had got on shore in going into the Isle of France, and received considerable damage. LINOzs had carried in there the Prince:: Charlotte, and 18 Country Ships (prizes). Mr. MANSELL, 2d Officer of this Vessel, came passenger in the Rising San The Captain and Crew arc on their parole at the Isle of France, and, expect to be sent home by the first Vessel. lioLsa►tt's Army bad met with a great defeat, and lost rB+ pieces of cannon, The /Grin: Suu spoke a Spanish Ketch, of 16 guns, from St, Andero, that had taken a Brig of London, from Cork, bound to Newfoundland, and also re. taken a Spanish Vessel from Monte Video fOr that had been captured by one of our Cruizers. Arrived also this day the Carteret Packet, PA. TERSON, from New-York and ,Halifax, 29 days from the latter place. The Queen Charlotte Packet, Mundt, was sale arrived at New-York with Mails from E ngland . The Driver Sloop of War has sent three Spanish Prizes into Bermuda, and was left Cruiz.ing in corn. pany with the Tartar and Mermaid Friatcs, and Buy Sloop of Weir. PLYMOUTH, APRIL x3.—Arrived the Windor Cattle, of 98 guns, Capt. D. Gout .o, Bellere/bov, of 74. guns, Capt. J. LORING, and Warrior, of 74. guns, Capt. W. argil, from the Channel Fleet. They arc to b e v iau a lled, with all expedition, for six months, and to resume their station, when nine Sail more of the Channel Fleet are to repair to this Port for a similar purpose. Sailed the Cockatrice hired Armed Ship, with a Convoy for Ireland. This morning a Fleet, consisting of 8o sail of Merchantmen, under Convoy of a Frigate, passed by from Portsmouth bound to the West Indies. Arrived the Felix Schooner, of 14. guns, from a Cruize in the Channel. By the -, o► 14. gunk which arrived with Dispatches from Commodore Moon, Letters are received, which state, that the Tartar, of 28 guns, Capt. HAWICAR, had captured, after a long chime, a fine Spanish Sloop of War. Foua P. M.—Just cattle in a Lugger with dis. patches from the Straits. All that has transpired is, that the Toulon Fleet, consisting of twelve Sail of the Line, and several Frigates, full of Troops, had escaped from Toulon, and passed the Gut of rlibraltar catty this month. Their destination is 'supposed to.lie for the Cape and EAst Indies. The dispatches are said to he from Vice-Admiral Sir Jinni OK.DE, Rart. dated off Cape St. Mary's. POR.TSMOUTI I , APRIL 24..—A. Torbay Boat is just arrived here, and says, that the B4n4eint, Sir TI#OI4AS TROLIBILIDG, is got under way, and had proccedcrl'a little to the westward of Cowes, and was then laying to, for the Ea&t India Fleet, the whole of which had also got under way and pro. seeded aftex ; the eastmost of which had got just beyond the Kilciter, with a strong breeze from the snuth.easr, viz. Earl Carrulen,Vapr. henry Samson ; Ifope,james Pender grass r Admiral . Gardiner, Geo. Salter; Castle Eden, Rich, Colna ; Cumberland, Win. Wand Earrer ; Metcalfe, Matt. Isaac ; City of London, Sam. Landon ; Coutts, James flay Chime 3.: Warley,: [Teary IVitisan ; Exeter,' Henry -; Devonsi►ire, U. Murray ; Dorsetshire, LIOWII ; Preston, Sttitrock ; Lady Castlereagh, T. G. Murray ; Bengal An n a, -Scott ; Mornington,. Kell%) ; General Stuart, - Rogers ; Hay ; artd lane Duchess of Gordon, Cameron. The Tigris, as currently reported last night, did no; arrive. The Ocean Soo i thsearnan also went out with the Fleet. ANnTlialt UTTER, lAMB DATE. :.qtr T!lom4s 1"."7,,0uttk rine tqteated the sigtul again this morning fot the East Indii Convoy to get under weigh, 4ric4 the Bi e r, r im, and GrokanniFti. gatc,Capt.l4riilr:sToNE, Went clown to St. kelen''s, where they halted till the tide was lost .(which prevent thefts frJi/i get ti.l taund to St.Heen'a po'n without one of the Indiatten h a ving got under tail. Sir T HO MAS then made the sig nal for the Convoy to follow him through the Needles ; hard, and they but it blew se not being prepared to obey the •ig nal, the Biel:beim and Greji;ound Frigate brought, to in Cowes Roads, where fifteen of , the ItulisWo won have joined them, and the remainder are no mooring—they will go on to.morrow morning.-- The leading through the Needles of a Convoy of 20 sail of Indiamen, and a 74. Gunship was, how ever, a bold attempt. DEAL, AtRTL 24..—Sailed His Majesty'aSik Jamaica on a Cruize to the Westward. The Hermes Sloop, Ze i shyr Sloop, and Cane d Gun-brig, came in from a Cruize off Calais. The', fell in with a Convoy of the Enemy's Flotilla run* o wn aloe g shore on Monday evenlogr ning d gni captured one Dogger, No. 54.. The Gallost ceived several shot in her hull during the dig In the Downs—Monarch, U t recht, Dm:Oda, 1.00100•_,..2 Ariadnc, Arab, Volcano, Explosion,P rospero, ZObrar I c , Aa rw t Zephyr, Gallant, Rifleman, Thrasher Ann, 1 11 ; ti g able Helder, 0 born A riadne, Batons, and VP*" Armed ' Defence Ships. ..--....0 SHEERNESS, APRIL 24. 'Arrived the PIO c osk , of 44. guns, Lieut. LAURINCIt acing 0 mander. Sailed the Adeflhi with Convoy to the Sib e t bd 0 have been obliged to come again to a nchor• a n g m lot , Licit. WILLIAM COCZIIKAFT has be.. -i. ° $ ed Commander of the Wincheh t a. Lietg. PAOD° has returned to the Zealand. mit Wilr Ships at this Port—Zealand, Serapis, Ranorn,'ostitit chelsea, Ceres, Magnanime, Combatant, Vesta! , I, ""ri Oss• Calypso, Vesuvius, Ranger Armed SltiP, Earwig:a:* ?crate Gun.brigs, and several Fire.vesvis atida AMERICA. ................. •t , ' r il NSW optic 'Y ---, MAR CH lz.---Tlit xrigsta , ; place.. A Adams which lately arr ived h e re from the nlie,lte:o uncoil, is, we understand, immediately t aac t , o unte repairs, with a view to her return to l o opened fur the raising of 500 men fur the twoilli; rendezvous is also. imtnediateLY i t ?' i rancan service. It is the objca of Gayer r t nt hst send this reinforcement, as soon as alaY b e ' 1 1 00 quarter, fur the purpose of enabling Cerl iG to , IdAtito Ca to make a successful attack on the Pa! ti ` t , 'apt. DoAN, of the Ship OThve, front Mar,liPlata informs b us, that a Schooner from Por tied , V i e. York, having adoes, fell in with the Ship Sarah, ef Ph i r . o; in lat. 34, out 170 days from Antwerp, Pr il hie on board 250 passenfent f i s t , fiti lost her mizen.mast and rudder, allu " s " , i vailf . Ti water in her holt% and neither proeisiopso°,;,4oo le Captain of the Portland Schooner tool c '7;04 Ship all the passengers excepting 30, ir rn ,, ; j oint Prevented from receiving by a gate of wir,,,00 on, and left them on board the sara,,,ost t c ater or provisions .--- When the Portland 711 i 00: the Passen gers from the Ship she tindflidies gallons of water, and before she reached 31,arbstid o of her Passengers were starved to dcatl,'; i w og been put (Ton o daily allowance of a gi ll ° ' and a raw potatoe. Theourt of . 10 ' c , WASHINGTON, MARCH 1.---' to meeting at Court, a Pea_ebmint 6at this day at half after ov'el/c• d e bstC took iijrior Hate place in the L e gislati v e CharnbeF %Col it was on the mode of putting doultori the se, the questionoin ihoui lbewas at length decided that the goes" by oils upon each several Charge — " Nir. A t .il@ 14 C 'i llic p ut by the President to each Mem ber ee 'yy i ar es and Mi,demeano:-s in the co is SAMUEL CHASE, Esq. one oi th e A , 0 : 4 1 1 Justicesil of the Supreme Court, guilt her ged it:l the first Article l'' A f a 1 floor/4-4a Upon (3 the Court being opened, Inc } d si c . ere , sa, n ' p ain of imprisonment—and the IVllegrecp!s. a ntler 0' • the . Members at large of the House ° I , 1 ' ', P ork/ tives, and the Counsel of the Judi e bc'fig-na bee! The President said—" Gentleinen, l it ; flaats either guilty the evidence produced by the Miloag er : s l ; :ted og iir l _of Representatives on the c harges c 2 th';" 3 ,; . Tudg o ; ANII.rEL CHASE,Esq, on e o f the Assoc'so.ooocl to each thehim Supreme Court, you will now have t° Por-ofitit Votes. 'The Secretary will read the Charrg.,, ,e , The Secretary then read the first theCliii 1496;elies or not guiltY• by r ° e 6," . the President then proceeded to rut i ot at, PI ceeding alphabetically, and so with 01-everr in' been c g h iveli, the i eight articles was the question rot l A ° . g he s'il e i Member by name in the sbov, , w h o le 0 • civ idual upon each several Charge; sl i m_ d of. f" were given on each, as in the annexed eoPi tally list. 1 0 10 . Chss After the votes on the wliole of the ff ents. 0 WC, de The President said—“Gentlemeni r ° tw eed la; e 1. 1 1 ) :e Sec retor read through the several Articles a nd illf t t he 0 1111/ ; i f a v n e t tiditt upon each, is it your pleasure ti.rtiteaxe 0 , votes be read over again, that no 11 0 esca '' es° follows. le 14 each Article--t he votes in the offirillitli ils and the votes in the negativei 'Ober. o be ' breeiandg tahgerenearirvetos,sna the yotoettrot t. tilt g The President then declared the NI n thc I, ist Charge are, Guilty 16 . 1 5 it appears that the votes a n coiltY A . 2d 0 JO 3d a s 4 4th 18 ' St sth o ' e 4 6th ss c 7th to a 10 1° lith 19 hil lit.'l l ° The President then said, i' Fro i titu don , b then it appears that there is not 0 COn i eforc , tl e f i a t o sto . jority on any ode article ; and it, i er gi. ve" 110 Es q.' stands acquitted of all the /tittle ' comes my duty to declare, that byre 10 O f peachnlert laid against him." The Co . urt was thereupon ...........................--....- At e , . at e, or 0 1.0. , La Ville de Milan French Frig o fiktil g %le the Leandrt,'lailed Irons flOrient ts.t, welt.- with five of the largest Frigites in the with Troops on bond World" ) l '! ° - ' . dissolved. , of