... . 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 ...

... ? I)itll $W)ip? D, Actual - Mirlegn ?? Briton, Hayes; Troelove, Mimer, both from Oporto. . coasters arrived-Henry, Eyre'; Airei Gilderdale; Hope, Ware; York Merchant, Cleaveland; Lundonp, Yaterland ; Masborough, Foremanz; -.Silvtt, Hvenlas; Thomas & Sarah, Pickersgill; lHope, Fitdisy; Friendp; Patter; Oce.n, Greayes; EUiiabjbh and Mlary, 'Til; Nautilus, HFamsha@~, all from Iondoon. York Packe' ...

... sarine 3Jutellgetne.! ARRIVALs.-At Scart'oroigh, The Plymouth, Tate, r coro Sunderlaid; and Acorn, Miller, from 'LoIdou.- ?? Har'wick, The Ratler, Harrison, from, Petersburg.- At R;!,w The Europa,, Strachan, 'from this ?? Whihtby, on the 27th instant, The Tus&ha'transport, (last front Cork,) after a narrow escape from capture by two privateers off Wllitbv, who were cruizing in that quarter, ...

... C;ORN-EXCHANGE, MoND.1r; ArovelE'r 9. E had an abundant supply of whieat fronm Essex I VInd kent, especially the last-mention'ed; the quality of a large proportion extremely fine, bat very' few vesbels fresh up from any greater distance. 6olne| sales of select runs of superfine wheat, at an early hour, were etlected as high a&s 7-2s. per qartur, vith some degree of eagerness on the part of ...

... . ?? ; 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 ...

... JOYNT STOCK COMPAN'11. counrUL7 OF 'IiN; C ! I I.i!, NOVE IME3E ?? t',,,iiaitud Ilu~rial. *)eli ,. We are re ('4&(I tob sbix f I ; tie Attorneiy C;C- II eral Ia ili at as( ?? II ka t'011 'titj ip Io Ow inolo- bitle ii6,uo~, (If jioit 'tik O opawie~. 'I II u ?? male bv lilm iI JIm' ('imUI Cut - iiiw'S1 iicu bit 1 1ii i NI lt'i I, :,f NXi Ii I a f L piu ii 0i Ctivc it bvim, , L we opt! %%i~ii ...

... 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 ...

... M.ARKR7,22uE!r4z~j)3 CoaN EXCICANSGE, AIdlV N,, We had-s coufidtrabele iy M~arket, and which, except obtain tomuchi mohley as aft a (e t ever, wat lnot fichle aojuttify alty alt laut currency lor Fne farpl tie ti t on506 lefs ?? -come r s the price of which iha gr Yua ll)Pri10101 famplesare is. and 2s. ?? dt Ce} and ~re uameid as high as XB'e , 'I ~i fhbnt ?? and Slot che per Qaaroer,. ur ...

... .WEST of ENGLAND FIRE-INSURtANE I COMPANY. - I ftight H-,on. EaIr Fours.QuFra. IoE; lieutenant 0o fj the county of.Devon. i TRight i-1n1.lord CLI. ?? Ri-ht Flon. Lord BORunOiD(o;. - olonti BASTAIt nD, . members for the ' Sir L'A*r1-r:Nc.`' PrIA, bart. fcounry of Devon.- 'J II N A it I N G eil RI.. *DI RECT6RS;, Right i-on. Lord Graves, prefident of the direlors. Sir John Ketn-nvaY, of Efcot, ...

... 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 ...

... . 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 ...

... *MARINk. INW EUAIR GENC. The Mary, Robition, ?? donin bist, ?? this *pprt, wasadfvefi ashore in atte'npting to enter Hartlepnoi. gn ll tsnday se'nrnigbt at noo;, and is wrecked. Crew and imaterials saved. Capt. Robinson rejmorts that a6 sail wes'e drivfn or shore beteenn Whit by and Snn'derland, sapne gale. The fre;dom, Holden. of Sunderlafi'd, the Conc>rd, Pi ,I dyirind the Mary Ann, Lowes, ...