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SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1805•

Tins morning Dispatches ;•ere received at the
*Admiralty, from Rear-imiral CALDER, dated the
26th ult.

We are sorry to say, that at the date of the Rear.
Admiral's Letter the Combined Fleet was out of
sight ; but he states, that he was steering for Ferrol
in order to prevent
_them from entering that Port.
When the Combined Fleet was last seen, they
were steering, with all the sail they could carry,
to the. southward, with a view, as it was sup-
posed, of endeavouring to get into Cadiz. It seems
to have been the opinion' on board the Com'.
bind Fleet that the Fleet they engaged was Lord
NlELsol's, and therefore they could have no appre-
hension of meeting him off Cape St. Vincent. We
t ;link, therefore, that there is the strongest reason to
"hope for further favourable intelligence, because it
is probable that 'they cannot reach Ferrol without
again engaging Admiral CALDER ; and if they at=
tempt to run for cthliz, they mot he fortunate in-
deed if they escape both Lord NEI, C)N and Admiral
Cou.Thrtiwoon.

We have receiveil 'Letters by the Hambuth
which state, that 'the greatest exertions are making
In the POrts of France and Holland to equip the dif-
ferent Squadrons for sea, and a general opinion p,T-
N'ails that noIj'APARTI:: Will very soon endeavour to
carry into effect his long-menaced attack upon this
Country, The prospea of approaching hostilities
on the Continent will ptobably induce him to acce-
lerate this measure, bcCaIISC it will be obviously int-
prataicable NV hen he has to contend against the Forces
of any of the fr.,;/‘a Continental Powers: The Brest
Plea, We have reaon 0) e, is by no means in a
condition to put to SC3► ;is they have been for 3 long
time in great want of Naval,Steres in that Port.

Our Deal Letter states, that the' BloCkading,
Squadron has lf,td attothei- tnnsh :with a part of the
Flatilla, and had', driven s-nered of them on shore),
and dismasted others, with Out sustaining.any,loss.

. ?'here is reason to hope that thdhomeivard-tlound
East India J has arrived in safety. A Letter from
loalmoutb, reeeive'd in the City, states, that a large
Fleet, with an, Admiral's Flag flying, passed that
fort on Wedner,day, which was supposed to be the
Fleet from n ia, undvriconvoy of A.druiral 11,tiNIER.

Thrce ilainture4 .:',172/.; arrived last night : the
intelligence they contain Is of an interesting, nature :
ei'ery thing seems to announce the speedy com-
mencement of hostilities 0;,4 the Continent.—
The immense reinforcements which the EWEROR
of gGinzatry has sent to his Armies on the Italian
,trontiers; shew that His imperial Majesty feels at
length the necessity of opposing. an effcaual re-
sistance to the t n-ther progress of french Encroach..
rnent. 4r the accounts from, Vienna can be relied
upon, the Austrian Forces ill Ttaly and the Tyrol
'amount to near2no,Goo men a Force that, with the
assistance Which Russia coal give in that quarter,
would be fully able to dispute the possession of
Italy with France. It is well known that BONA-,
fAIITZ' remonstrated in the strongest terms with
the Cabinet of Vienna on , this qugmentation of
'her Force, and that ht used the most intemperate
language when speaking to the Austrian Minister
upon the subjeal. It is therefore by no means im-
possible that he may determine to anticipate the at
tacks which he sees are preparing against him, and
that he should endeavciur td make an impression
upon Austria before she can have the assistance of
Russia.

M. NovostvrzorP lett lyrlin on the 18th 41y,
on his return to. St. Petersburgh. His last Note ,to
the Prussian Minister has excited the greatest scum-
tion upon tile Continent.

Some disturbinces took pLice in the bminnina of
Sait month at Vienna, or' account of the scarcity of
tread ; but the Insurgtlnts were soon dispersed,
aid the Ilihgleacidrs punished,
A Treaty has been entered into Petween the Porte
And the Court of St. Petersburg'', by which the
four& grants the latter the free Navigation of the
rhnis, in Mingrelia, and two Potts on the Phasis, in
which. Russian Garrisons will bepinced to defend the

Nevization.
The English Consul-General. at Cootantitypie iS
r.tatecl, in Letters from thence, to have
.received
fresi4 iicivictes from, che East Inches, con;ira?ing the
4ctuturtt4 previugaly re rived of the defeit arkg entirc
ruin t4f the Army of