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I have the lior.nur to announce to you. Citizen
Minister, that the Rear-Admiral Linoii has arrived I
in the Road of the Isle of Fra .ce, the Ist of Air%
with the vessels Le Ma,iaaa, La Semillawer, and f
Moreau. 'fhis unexpeted return naturally essitell
my surprise, after the inform ition I had received ma
the Rear-Admiral in hisletterdatei Batav'a,ll).-t
After enumerating the naval forces o the English,
he says, " As they have many points to defend, •
their forces must necessarily be diviieJ, a..d I hope
to be able to do them a great deal = f mischief, b
moving off successively to great distances in dif-
ferent parts of the Indian Seas." And in a Post-
script of the 24th of December. " I have jut taken
in at Batavia six months provisions for the squa•
drop."

The dispatches of Riar-Admiral Linois, brought
you by Le Belier, must have apprised. you of
the same, and have flattered you, as it did ate.
with the hope of the most successful result.
I was so confident in the conjeaures which I had
made on the probability of success, that when the
squadron was discovered, I multiplied them, in the
persuasion that the China fleet had been met, at-
tacked, and the greatestpart of it captured. I even sup-
pcsel that the two other frigates, which were no: pre.
arm, as well as the Uwch brig, which had been placed
at the disposal of the Rear-admiral, Li staid behind
to escort the captured vessels, and that Rear Admiral
Linois had pushed forward only to dear the way, and
to look out for any English cruisers that miy:l- t be off
the Isle of France. But I wan deceived in my ex.:
petiatious, particularly when, upon el: return of
my aid-de-camp, whom I dispatched to the Ad-
miral, he delivered me a letter from him, beginning
thus :-06 I cannot have the pleasure et seeing yon
till the ships of the squadron are under the protet-
Con of your batteries; I therefore request you will.
be kind enough to give orders that we may be ad•
mined into the port as speedily as possible."
This letter the Rear-Atha:l.a! accompanied with *
narratire of the cruise of the ssnadvm under his'
orders. I think it neceisary to in4-..rt an estra.4 here.
and, after you have read it, I request yon to jedgai.
Citizen Minister. whether it was net naturals tilt