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THURSDAY, AUGUST 2.

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The joyful intelligence of the glorious victory over
the Combined Squadron, for glorious it h taking all
the circumflanees into conlideration, was announced

yefterday evening by the firing of the Park and Tower
guns ; and the official details were publifhed in the

following

LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY.
ADMIRALTY OFTICY, JULY 31.
Copy of a Letter from the Honourable Admiral CoawyrAtlas,
Commander In Chief of his Majetty's Ships and Yeffds in the
Channel, &Gm WILLIAM MAXSDEN, Fig. dated Ville de Pa-
ris, off Ulhant, 68th July, Eight P.M.
SIR— I have the pleafure to enclofe, for the infor-
mation of the Lords Commiffioners of the Admi-

rally, a Letter from Vice Admiral Sir ROBBILT Cat•
DEB, giving an Account of his fuccefs againft the
Combined Squadron of France and Spain.

I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) w. coanwaitts.
ate, Prince of Wales, July as.
Yefterday at noon, latitude 43 deg. 3o min.
North, longitude ht deg. ty min. Well, I was
favoured with a view of the Combined Squadrons of
France and Spain, confifling of twenty fail of the
line, alfo three large Ships, armed en flute, of about
So guns each, with five frigates, and three brigs ;
the force under my direaions at this time confifting
of fifteen fail of the line, two frigates, a cutter and
lugger, I immediately flood towards the enemy with
the fquadron, making the needful fignals for battle
in the clofeft order ; and, on clofing with them, I
made the fignal for attanking their centre. When I
had reached their rear, I tacked the fquadron in inc.
eeffion ; this brought us dole up under their lee, and
when our headmoft (hips reached their centre, the
enemy were tacking in fucceffion ; this obliged me to
make again the fame mancenvre,by which I brought
on an action, which failed upwards of four hours,
when I found it neceffary to bring to the fquadron to
cover the two captured Ships whofe names are in the
margin•. I have to obferve the enemy had every
advantage of wind and weather during the whole
day. The weather had been foggy, at times, a great
part of the morning ; and very loon after we had
brought them to action, the fog was Co very thick at
intervals, that we could with great difficulty fee the
!hip a-head or a- ftern of us ; this rendered it impof-
fible to take the advantages of the enemy by fignals
I could have willed to have done ; had the weather
been more favourable, I am led to believe the victory
'would have been more complete.
I have very great pleafure in Paying, every Ship was
conducted in the molt mafterly (lyle; and I beg leave
here publicly to return every Captain, Officer, and
Man whom I had the honour to command on that
day, my molt grateful thanks for their confpicuoufly
gallant and very judicious good condud.
The Honourable Captain Gaatot Mt of the Hsi°,
led the Van Squadron in a moll mafterly and officer-
like manner, to whom I feel myfelf particularly in-
debted, as alfo to Captain Cuss two, for his affiflance
during the action.
Enclofed is a Lill of the Killed and Wounded on
board the different (hips. If I may judge from the
great flaughter on board the captured (hips, the ene-
my muff have fuffered greatly. They are now in fight
to windward ; and when I have fecured the captured
!hips, and put the fquadron to rights, I Shall endea.
your to avail myfelf of any opportunity that may of-
fer to give you Come further account of there
brined Squadrons. I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) I. CALDER.
LIST of the Sum of the SVADRON under the Order of Vice.
Admiral Sir ROBERT CALISIB, Bart. on the aid of July.

Hero, Hon. A. H. Gardner—t killed, 4 wounded.
Ayas, William Brown.—t killed, z 6 wounded.
Triumph, Henry Inman.--,5 killed, 6 wounded.
Barfleur, George Martin-3 killed, 7 wounded.
Agamemnon, John Harvey.-3 wounded.
Vi'indfor Cattle, Charles Boyles—to killed, 35 wounded.
Defiance, P. C. Durham-1 killed, 7 wounded.
prince of Wales, Vice Admiral Sir Robert Calder and Captain
W. Cuming....3 killed, to wounded.
Repulfe, Hon A. K. Legge-4 wounded.
Rade., able, Jaws Rowley—t killed, i wounded.
Dragon, Edward Griffiths—None.
Glory, Rear Admiral Sir Charles Stirling and Captain Samuel
Warren—t killed. z wounded.
Wartior, S Hood ['Mace—None.
trhundectv, W. Lechmere..-7 killed, T I wounded.
Malta, Edward Buller-3 killed, a* wounded.