... . SlUP~ NEWS. - MADRASCGOVERNMENT GA2ETTE, JUNEc 4,1807. * .etters received from the Isle'of Fiance, antounce that two very severe gales of wind have been experienced there; -the last of' which destro ed a gruat part of the ?? on both the isdands'e niany of the buildings also were materially itjured.- The Danish brig Sophie, -Wlhicl had anchored the evening be- fore the gate, was driven on ...

... i~i' e ) .V , P;0,o4 t , Dte'. 2S.-tam ill 'she Scorpidn/ of w 1;, t rui'ziT o the westWard. S: o e onvoyed4n. a largr a f1 ,f giwe )i4jt Ihdiamarnr ?? anud Batpbiy,t with bale~goods, called t'we 'Aaia.Grena, n , i. ethini de: Ruy de Porsut..>She was go i-in to Lfsborii 'h provented I5y Rear-Ad rsia $i r Sidney SmitHi74 . squadti4 . Was boairded by the Coinqieror, .7.4, Captain J. Pelleir, i ...

... . 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 ...

... ?? 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 ...

... . ?? ; 4 Ar , ; I ?,,,mflp -?ik- - 1. ?? . w P . C .tyx outrrs cc, Nt?.-By his VAjestyr's slip h Raven, x~i Captain Granit, just arived 'frorf off Oporto, came passenger Captain Tliomns Myleafaee of the Dukle of Kent, belongibg tr3 a Dartniouth, who W3as cptured1 dn the Jqtl?'Odtlber last, by a o 0 Spanish privole'er felocca, of four gdsristnd 45 -meh,.on hii voyage from Newfoundland to Oporto ...

... I , -, , ?? ?? I p 'A brig w as ti iy, by a privat .t-er. -. The Grinderfro, I ~Dm~~ 4~eAIz . DsredM ,.d caied nto 1ama .i ,. The 4' ?? ('Di timWueqf~l* 4.rom Baimpre to.la' ,. ca, is talsen, and-ca~ried~iamoiJai+ i.iv ;id; A.iqpF t . xttiag-tzlattmed~gnne~aman;,of, -~isni, beionging to Lit ?? ?? i'a~o s1ar, 1lust froiiiBaibadqes, ia taken,~ and- caruried intO Cebiu; suppose4 tv bttge.;Bqavyer ...

... . 4SI!P;IAEWS. ?? ' OMBAkY INTELLIGENCI7B.. MAv t4 t4o7. On Sund'ay last anchored in the harbotur the ship Diamond, 'CaPtW Jeebster, frorm! Buissoah, .fiom wlhence she sailed the6th of Aprkil, :Ieaving at aichor the Compatiy'4 craizer Prince of VWa~les, and': PrtuesavAugusta', and fise Forth country ship. The Diamrnondtourebld also *at Muscat, wbere,shle.larpt the arrival of:his Mlaje ty's ...

... EUsIP NE145. PLY'MOUra, Nov. 30.-Sailed his Maajeav' tahips (Therttair, Sir Samuel 'Hood, Captain, York, 1nmreplid, Success, Shandioi, tNahatward. L DAfrine, havii.on board the-hath.Regiment, to PoaTsrito6-ru;D ?? Keartesitruck his flag last night o6n botard the Superb, at-St. Helen's, antl set oflfior London in consequeece ofan express to him. Thie Brunsvicl, 74 Cap, tain Graves one of his~'s ...

... SHItP NW'WS. xtriidl of a, ltter t Messrs;: Reed, Trvsng.g atd Co. from e 'Captain Alexander,-of the shipi Minerva, of Greenockj from tl Surinam, dated Downs, tjth Detember.:_- Oh our passage we fel 'ir with four privateers. Ih lat. 20. N. a schooner bf b guins hboe dowh ifpon ?? iand after exchanging a few shotsl she I made off. 'About 5o lcagues to the west of Sctliy, we ?? in with a cuatter ...

... L117 NE'WS. - The Providenrie;& 4. a~iived in the Htuneir oi the Id ?? stant. She s'a~ed ?? he aeth ,ultimo' with *gat hr',r~tmen; tires wlach-h'e paid orpagtt might isa gales. ' ?? ' tr e fl; -Y *The Unitedl St-ate:, Sof .-dfom'.Blioe ?? France, h as b~eol 4etaine'd byihe Leopsard friga~te, and seunt 'or *rheHann'a, ?? to Lorsdonf ltaasbe~t tazken, reuikern, and carrtqd into Poftsmoushl; ,, ...

... lvlq? 'A, ?? ?? 'm IL ? ?V? ?, ?? kii ';CW an .n . ijnri ' JDAL~ ue a ~ge dose fom~ 'i a UOe r t~ Brnton ~ ~ t on 6J ?? anglys io reand ewssngle me~ownis-it~6sjs 7- !; O'o¢Rc, clir.x&. the A phuipufigate; its .appomll1a'-c;'Vay'r 'cj .18tctlie iest hndia ':utt ai11fln4-iL.': no*. ^4c ji, torle r . eiil~er !eii;~l! hla'rboi? Sh4e ieas not yet- a~rrieed.: .:etit~etsrveued.4 ?? ddetou dl state ...

... DIvZIP NLWS, CALCUTTA GAVETTE, MAV a3,To7. - On Monday. toe Danishl shii Elizabeth, XCaptain knudson, bound to Serampore, arrived off C'alcutta, from Batavia cuirecq, whence she saifkfl on ?? I tli ult. sw n.6thin'g duringthe passage. TiEhe crtei' fioni Ceyton, with Dutch' prisoners of var, had a). ived at Batavia. Admiral Hartsinkt 'vus residing on sn1or~e; the few ships of his squadron being ...