A true and circumstantial account of the total defeat of the French fleet off the coast of Ireland, on the 12th inst., by Sir John Borlase Warren and the capture of one ship of 84 guns and four frigates after a most obstinate and bloody engagement which lasted near five hours, in which the French had a great number of the troops destined for the invasion of Ireland killed : also the safe arrival of the prizes and the number of troops, &c., on board : to which is added, some observations on the importance of this glorious victory, which has saved the effusion of much blood and prevented the renewal of civil war in Ireland, god save the king.