... MARINE INTELLIGENCE - A mail from the Leeward Islanids arrived an Tues- St dav. It was brought to Falmouth by the Duke of & I Montrose packet, in twenty-five days firona Tortola, Qf The letters state, that Admiral Cochrane was still Ju with his squadron in those seas, and thiat M randa cv wa, proceeding in the objeca of his expedition, of 1o the ultimate suicess of which no doubt was enter- eu ...

... '?)bfp jovbz. We noticed in our last the defeat of an at. tenmpt upon the shipping ;n Roseau Bay, Domi- N ica, which appears to have been but the pre- m cursor of a meditated attack upon that colony. nc I'he last Gazette contains an oflicial account of the capture of the enemy's vessels, and through ' a private channel we have received General Dal- rympie's official account of the affair. The ...

... M A R 4x E T S, CORN EXCHANNGE. FRIDAY-, OCT. 24. 1:.'§Icat .Finu i LIlorf] Ryc Earley ecani CUKR' N'I' PiCEs As ?? 57.3 .0s SS5 od V'c Pite 1 ease Os° -siss9;s> iioir, 032s fine 9C0 96G Sufoiks . -s ,hte EBsex to Ms Od flrev Pe-se 7OS 40i 44s1 Hoe s Beias - 40s 423 48Bs nd. Tic'.>es 3Ss -!Gs 32s 78s Od jat, S 2 s7s X PucJiedS 3 ;° SS5 Pr/ce of Flu,:- cm Frdsc3,. r ne I'our -s 7Os 75, per ...

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... MAis!NE INTE LLIGENCE. 'Ch. C17CttUe contains thr folinwing letter fiom -7p-ii; ir'1 rid, of his Ma jesty'a ship Belleisle, da- ic.1 h ?? C..pec of Vir-ginia, Septembe r Ij - yoi- wih ho pkased to acquaint my Lord; C .~ni s-ion~rs of the Adnitralsy, that yesterday morning, at day-br. ?? Cape Henry bearin,,W. N.W. 1° leagues, h ?? company vith his Ma'jesty's ships Bellona and 3tie!Marnpc-, ...

... n e A'TTACK on -rue] BOULOGNE FLOTILLA. d Saturday's letters from the coast contain some imperfect accounts of the recent attempt to destroy the flotilla in e BoulogUe. About 50 rocket boats were sent in on Wed- nesday evening, and succeeded in discharging between four and five hundred 32-pound rockets The flotilla was seen on fire in several places, and mathy houses in the town were ...

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... - a)i r 3b. ws3 0~g The Gazettes of the week have announced te ;-f,-ture by the Felicity priVateer, the Jose- -plioe French privateer, of 3 guns and 37 men; I lhi, Majesty's late lugger Experiment, mounting A gunt .with 40 men. Two Spanish gun-boats, each carrying one 24-pounder, one 36-pounder caroqnide, two swivels, and 45 nmen. A fine French sloop has been cut out of Cher- burgh by the ...

... , fto in, rlug. The Gazette of Saturday contains the capture by the King's Fisher-sloop in the West indies, of the Elizabeth, French privateer, of i4 guns. and Ioz men. She is a fine vessel, well armed and equipped, a very fast sailer, and had been a great annoyance to our trade. The Gazett; also contains a list of JU6 vessels taken by Admi- ral Cochrane's squadron, many of them armed - but ...

... 624ip i D-tul _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ t The Gazette announces the following cap- I t::rws: t Bsv the Hydra, a Spanish schooner with dis- p lihes for Buenos Ayres. She carried original- }y 12z guns, but had only fo)r mounted, with no officers aand men; a fine vessel, coppered, s :: ' well adapted for his Majesty's service. By I i%, Agarntmnoun, the Lustine Frenich National i a: , of i8 guris, ...

... I.MARINE INTEILLIGENCE. 't'e Rose eutter, artived at Pl mnouth, has brought d i - Lat ches from the M rditerranean. It is reported, ,vAtiim!t any authority, that the French hzeet at 'Qto- ?? intends ?? to effecft a ?? vith the Spanish ships at Canthagena. It is said also, that tlerr are many troo ps on hoard the Fpanish fleet at Co(l.'i : but th. molicber ceitai!olv is not considerhie, ;,nd 1. ...

... 4i)rp Jorlo. We have the pleasure of announcing the arri'- al of part of the Gibraltar convoy. They sailed on the z9th nlt. A violent tempest had, ous to their departure, done considerable da L- ne age in the Bay. Above twenty neutral,aptii-v. se ral English vessels were driven ashore; a-ruope of the latter were the Sarah Ann, Mallet, and tn.- Anna, Francis, from Smyrna. The last was a al ...