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at the entrance oft. It is added. that the Admiral having since become sensible, that it was impOssible to escape in that port from the English fleet, had resolved to join his squadron to that which was blockading the Dardanelles, and in case of declaration ol war, immediately tOforce the passage, and proceed, into the Black Sea. Itwas affirmed $ ut Poros that this junction would be very soon teiircted., ;aad ssns sAss@lsA ...e, .,.t ,H \ Laiters from ConstantinOple May 2d, say, { it Is the firm belief that the Rnssians project {, landing on the Asiatic coast of the Black Sea, and that the attack on the Sixehola was merely cpntrived as mask Co this vast enter. prize, tOr which immense preparations were making at Odessa. In consequence, the o. gf0fnan fleet had been sent to the Black Sea ito prevent this invasion, for the Diyan dreads nothing 90 much as the appearance of a con. siderablF hostile force in the vicinity of the forts on the Asiatic side ofthe Bosphorus. but which would not only spread alarm in the capital; but would greatly impede the arrival 0f supplies for the European provinces.

 Advices from Legh0rn state tlat great mischief has been done in that port by "a yio- lent tempest. Opposing winds seemed t1 struggle together. the compass varied every instant, and at intervals fraees of fire were seen in the horizon. The vessel at anchot, were exposad to great danger. Several of them had their chain cables broken, and were

 driven ashore.

 The Admiral, BcmbO,v, al, outward hound

 lndlanfan, was attacked by pirates on the iAth

 of April. She had Gfty men On board ]: and

 h0lsted French, edl0ts. They ul,l1aared the

 indaman'of considerable property. and kil-

 Jed and wounded several Ofths crew. N Letters rom Madras state that Nlr. Lush-

 ington, the Governor of Madras, had been