... I'iARINP.T' INTELLIAGENCE. 'iii ?? .0 avlivetl onl Suind-Ay. It britt>v .1 tilL Lilltais frlgate Furom C-Irk, at : : . ig nl? P.;rsr-mcC.i- fitleets ci Ic ?? :1n i niur-f r. i el 9 ;l is:, at tai i;ald. ?? i i~its- fiot, atid ihict frigate4, verc re- - i. i, oii thic i i-i u. ;Ni ?? .~iica ai.td the Leewa-cd lslabiles * .tit I i ,iiiri Lill 'in ; ?? . ; t.j !nd;i t hct 64, l'V . :o!i P;) a) - ...

... i ?? -I - E.- - -I- L- LiE . AIARINE INTE LLIGENCE. *; mail froant Maltat and Gibraltar arrived, on Mon- ?? r n ?? the 3st nilt. while the packet -was Ii L 3rd Curlingwood's fleet, a heavy firing was t ..rd in the direction of Cadiz, which continued foi six hrars * the causV was not known, hut it was *nppoused that the iiu-shoie squadron was engaged with the bitteries. The Irnperiense, of 38 ...

... . --om VALUABLE CAPTURE. A Dutc h frigate and two Indiamen, richly laden, have b, en captured on their voyage from Batavia.- The followiug is a tI ranslation of the dispatches of the dispatcher of the late Governor-Gcneral of the Iudia Ntedderlhtnde (the Ncthtrlands) found on boa d the Danish ship Lisette, detained on her vov- age fro mi Batavia to Copenhagen, and sent into Da-t. mouth by the ...

... The 0 azettes of tbe wcek announce the following c-~ptlires: i the Princess Augusta hired cutter, the Jena pri vuItcr, of 4 guns, with small arms, and 3o men a l r -e Prussian v'ssel, her prize, ?? the %V\¶s.t Indies, by the boats of the Pique, a fine Spa- rnii coppernd brig, pierced for xi guns. Our tars I hrouight out of Cabaret Bay, after destroying a bat- ?? of 3 guns on ?? by the sanlo, ...

... e- DUTCH FRIGATES. o Extrac of a letter from Kirkwall, elated March d° 91 180io The Dutch frigate Utrecht, of 3S guns, com- Ismanded by Commodore Costerns, from Helvoetsluyb to Cnracoa, was wrecked on the island of Sanda, in * the storm of the 26th ult. The crew, including 2215 . artillery, amounted to 450 men, of whom about ino e e:e either drownued, or have diedl since they came ashore. ...

... It The Gazette contains a very gratifying account of' the soc-esses obtained over the enemy's ciuizers in the Indian seas. The Belione and Henrietta privateers have been taken bv his Majesty's ship Powtrful, Capt. Plam- :it:. Thie ile de France privateer, by his Majesty t ship Duncan, Lord G. Stuart; and L'Utnilien and r W,:1lat cwsrvettes, by his Majesty's ship Conccrde. ?? announced it1 our ...

... The Gazette con a is : ietter from Captain PVri. pin ofthe Powerful, announcing the capttire by th4t ship of the Btlione privateer, after a running light f about two hours, in which the Powerful had tvo men kiled and eleven wounded. The BIellone id ..n old ?.nd successfol depredator in the Indian and Blf, ropean Seai. Captain P. also ?? thecaptor'. by the P-oweifil, of the llenriette French ...

... of a The Gazette coitanis a dispatch from ! ear-A'. We miral Troubridge, enclosing a letter fro n Cap .irt i to Elphinstone, of the Greyhviund ftigate, dated Jaiva um Sea, July 27th, i8o6, in substance as follows:- left After destroying an enemny's cruizer of eight and guns and go men, and taking another of xIA guns ;,.sd aro- 32 men, the Greyhound, in compalny with tile ILir Ice. rier sloop ...

... FROM TUESDAY'S LONDiON GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, APRIL 14, 1807. A letter from Adm. Cochrane, Commander in Chief t at the Leeward Islands, introduces the following: His aljiesty's ship Galatea, Coast ofsCarreas, Yal2ztarY 22, 1807. . SIR,-Yesterday moaning we discovered, from the mast head, a sail in the S. E. steering for La Guira, and soon compelled her to another course for Barce- I lona ; ...

... The outward-bound West India fleet arrived at Barbadoes on the A3d February. l n It has been for sime time supposed at Barbadoes i. that an attack was meditating at Guadaloupe upon C Dominica. Troops were accordingly embarked at a Barbadoes, and Sir C. Cochrane sailed with his squa- I dron; but the alarm is unfounded. Extraa of a private letter from Lieutenant Proc. tor, of his Majesty's late ...

... tn The last Gazette contains an official notice of ti-c ' t bliekade of the river Oder, bv the naval forces of 1!t N,-iS Sw,~dish 7Toesty, communicated to Goivernruaee- e- by the Swedish Ambaisador. rr- The Gazette also 2nnounce3 the follooiawg cap,- tures:- ign A Spanish nolucc3, from La Guira, with a valvn- i of ble cargo of cocoai, bark, indigo, &c. and t..: Aut-: -rg. terlitz French ...

... The Gazettt ceo aiiis a letrer frorn Captain Raitt. of the Scut, tv Lord Collingwood, sta-iug, Omat hr diove oti shore, on the coast ot Spain, whoe she was destroyed, one of the laigest of the enemy's privateers, L hich infest the Straits of Gibi altar, She was callcd the Admiral of Tariffa, and had J° guns, with 0oo men. A letter trom Capt. M'Kinlay. of thc Lively to W. Marsden E'q. dated in ...