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We learn from Mr.. Smith, fupercar 60 Of the
fhip John Jones, from Marleis, that they were
boarded in the gulph Of Lyons, by ieveral of
Lord Nellon's fquadron. The lieutenant of one
Of the frigates informed, thai the admirals llip,
with others, were off Toulon that the French
feet had put TO fea with 5000 troops in a gale,
but all returned difmafed, except a and a
frigate, which had not been heard Of and that
gen. Moreau had taken the command of the
Spanih army, and pledged himfelf to his Cath
ollc majeity4 TO take Gibraltar. The gen. and
fuite were accommodating the neutral ground
between Gibraltar and StRoche. TN. n. Ga2.