Guns. La Montagne, 120 Le Majestueux 110 Le Terrible, 110 Le Revolutionnaire, 110 Le Neuf Thermidor[E], 84 L’Indomptable, 84 Le Tigre, 74 Le Montagnard, 74 Le Tourville, 74 Le Pelletier, 74 L’Acquilon, 74 Le Temeraire, 74 Le Zelè, 74 L’Audacieux, 74 Le Marat, 74 Le Tirannicide, 74 Le Jemappe, 74 Le Jean Bart, 74 La Convention, 74 La Revolution, 74 Le Scipion, 74 Le Nestor, 74 Le Mutius Scævola, 74 Les Droits de l’Homme, 74 Le 31 de Mai, 74 Le Neptune, 74 L’Eole, 74 L’Entreprenant, 74 Le Trajan, 74 Le Patriote, 74 Le Gasparin, 74 Le Superbe, 74 Le Redoutable, 74 Le Fougueux, 74 And the Alexander, of 74 guns, with at least a dozen frigates, and several corvettes. Le Republicain, of 110 guns, was intended to constitute a part of the fleet; but on the night of the 24th of December she broke from her anchors, was driven on a rock, and bulged, in a manner which does very little credit to French seamanship. Here she lay until the 9th of January, when her remains were burned, her main-mast and mizen-mast being then standing, and her main-top-sail yard across. When the fleet sailed, the wind was nearly at E. and it continued to blow here between the points of N. E. and E. S. E. until the evening of Sunday the 25th of January, when it shifted to South, and next day blew fresh at S. W. On Thursday the 29th of January it returned to S. E. and continued in the Eastern quarter until the evening of the 31st, when it backed to S. W. On the 12th of January Le Redoutable singly came back into port; on the 28th seven sail more of two-deckers returned, having parted three days before in a fog from the body of the fleet, which, to the number of twenty sail, arrived on the second and third of this month, and two others have got into l’Orient: _no less than the following five having either foundered, or been purposely run on shore, to prevent their sinking_. Guns. Le Scipion, 74 Le Superbe, 74 Le Neuf Thermidor, 84 Le Temeraire, 74 Le Neptune, 74