... slim.t NAe'S -, TMI! CAPTUJRE OF A DtTCH--FRIGATE, AND TWO DUTCH EAST INDIA-MEN. c A few days ago, we announced the capture of at Dutch frigate, and two Dutch Indiamen, richly laden, from the EastmIndies. The following has been trans mitted to us, as the official account, from the Dutch Governor of Batavia, sent by a Danish shCip, whichhas been tietained and brought into one of our ports:- i ...

... 11eA l FF1, . _ . ?? . ?? Rt we had little Wheat. u'p for this rn;oinrs' j hu- Which added to the quantity on ?? middling stip ply. '41e'uninterrupted working of the mills having brought bus F1lour into the warehouses durmilliersbecbmere v'ebacl: ward in purchasing. Htence wa e had again, to-day (except forfiuse .saplesd , a heat y market. few sales and ?? rsce,;: Good leats were at about s p ...

... X 1 - X- eiu-! We stated some days ago, that by the returts fi ave the Customn house Books'irthe j40- the 5 - d h our tradea- ,ee-evet ?? our to Denmat1 was 4ch b e seven of our whole exporit tade. We 'nevel lait he nor were we so insane-as to believe, 'that t1e kin ID cannnik,.c3usumed the. enoimous quantity of m r Dins, k uatyofive roil. U lions worth of our foreign and domectic prDoduce, ...

... . fYIP NEWVS. MADRAS GOVFRNM/IEN I'>iGAZETTE, 23 JttIN, .18~07 I xtrac of a letter fromt Captain George Bell, cotaniandinjg-J f rhi Majesty's sl.eoip Vitor, to Rear Armiral Sir Edward Pei- leV, B1n t. fcc.' fc. elated Pritrcd of Wales Island, gaid Mry. | Y ur Excel'ticy ilad cre now' received- oneotmy letters re- n spepdint thc captu're of:our prized out (if Batavia Roads. -0 fi Crer holl (.a ...

... . t . ? . - ma A |-1 N - S; P`4TsMotuS , Nov. ?? ordga to dissolve Admi tI Keates's squadron, was received this lmoriininti, -The Gangesi 74,,Captaito Hal~riettt Muisotq, 74, Captain Barrett; Pomnpe, i 74, CptpahinDacris, and Aganoentoen, 64, CaptainRose, came up to Spithead I i'hose %h ipa require repairh; two of the other 'ehipe now at St. T!I!!Ien's, which alsio reqidre ihiuch repairing, ...

... S, :: H IE WS. ; . ?? : * ?? , 'l >~ , - i -YARAOUTH, FEB. 23.-The Rtssjat' Axxiba~dador, ;y ;.AloPeus, arrived-yesterday- P.M. in' the Starling un~~bug, tqrow -ttie (~out,.metst;, id bringd6iifoaititoui that the Russians have defeated ±he Frenchr in two:en gagetihtls-'4idn the ' 25tli ole. a'ld tlahe oth* &fhe ,beg~n'rpng fifthii~nonth; -in' ,which the 'Fi:nch had losc , ,g,0*4s)0 meii,- ...

... S/[IP NEWS. The ~ssarhan, Creenvpav, from. Stetten to London-Th'o Ant L'an c ite.', fronm Copenhagen to Londdni-The Codner, Cqlliiis, trnm Mernel to Haull-'1he Leander, Nioholn of aud trfns Shields to 1 o ?? Star, Bederston of`.Grarnge- mouth, bounid to' Deptfrrd. (sippd~ed destroyed); and' 'the ILelth packet, Btoolke bound to Lbidon, have been taken i4 a Fretch prlrateer. ihe taur latter are ...

... a m p Hi ) I f j . trtno a From P-teisburgh. dated 29gt Saptenxahce u \v ire'tray to tnform you, the Nylitunje, GeorgAe A1'ag- i'art, fron hen e to Granget-i-etol-was lat.ly ot(shore at POnear P701lly, 'wi th inoe of her crew on boiard, she lost Aher laireiat and some of l'er saili, but it uppears o0 other- c;hiaga his been sustained ; her cargo has beenInloaded, :nd she is now readyfor sea ...

... ?? P -eE 'W Par Mp~ac~jZG 4kes'4I, .'ta-5 there' 'baA,t'Oeei such a thicufog, 4iat sanX X D50 e~iw>s ae1 could not 11a1te the ti paI0, . vhen tihe' Ponwipe,: of a, %^O fila)1 2he Vai4ant - oJW 7-4 ?? :ti Uttit Sl~bt,. PI' ,: .th f i Jackson, to also come iamwphe4 toi he ;ud1 5 ?? and te7.morro nv hog5n 4'j -gef4 74, 1 ap Stop- for,, sails' fronV thenl e le t j ii fx wri- a : St. Hel0n1, thc ...

... - ? ? , , - ? ? SHI-P. - NIB TS., ?? - ? ? ?? .1 -2-, -- ?? Thugenta, frp New York to Dublin',Was ?? j.: ,the latttude of Bermuda, very leaky takcenon the izthi of April, 'b two p~rivaters, aud`l cor~'*id into &uadaloupe.~ The Adhsve, Evains, from Surinam ' t 6o Loonit J.put into Sirenada in greatidistress ,: i , TheHop~e, Thomfpson, frohi St;.Viticint's ?? into Gsienada~veryleaky- and is ...

... - :0. vspri We are strry to announce'the loss of the Nautilus sloop at t wart at) tie 4til of January, on the island of.Cenigeuto, Shc was carry'ing dispatches from Admiral Sir T. Louis to'L6i,' Colli ngw 0d. W14e regret \d add, tfiit the Catitain and a oeanW derable partof'the crew, 'ere drowned. The nuirmmlir on'totark,! amounted to one hundred and-tweuety two, of vjhom only sixty w'ere ...

... . 9fpNEW$ She isiled'oixlejhx ~ a~vd~ ii44h S1 trots ?? the ld era on ?? 4lU IaisWrj, lt 3h,- slid arwdA i E~Ie bi4 55iT~h, s I he ?? tled sttpadki led a / / Tn fall ?? veier ave' hei ~ ejet int irla vaYng~ 20p ?? inidship .S-Nto ivsnodi e et ?? she~i~el,3~ ~restep ra~ heobjs W:Fel7:an ent sinsto Gjabrlisft la~ll~ detnwr y, e1 ti6psrtaj+r, An~It e,,sd frpt arcs Jand -, fo Cad, eird by his M s ...