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THE SUN.

SOLLM QUI3 DICCRL TALSUM AUDLA T ?

LONDON,

THURSDAY, APRIL 25, I gO5.

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 tof 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' se
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 wills
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 oft 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.