... MIAINE I' VY7'EfLLGENUE. a The (azette containrs a letterfrom Lieuit. M'Cuil- lori,, ?? ?? Augustu hired armed u entwer, annotic- [ his havinig driven Ahore at Rat- 13 wiciE, and aflertnrcds etfectualilv de.tr.oved, under a h he:avv ire OfinUSqUetIV fin the shoire. a French ri- Ut k a'e&r of 4 3-pollnder,; and 45 men, formerly tihe j IWIIoII/e revenue cutter. 'rhe (Chihlerx sloop of war has ...

... MlfARINE INTELL[G ENCE. The Gazette announces the following captures': i By the squadron under Capt. Sheriff, of the Lily sloop, a French letter of marque, from Bobrdeaux to Guadaloupe, i pierced for 18 guns, only 6 mounted, long 9-pounders, a superior sailor, and sent for the express pur ose of , cruizing in those seas The Mosambique, being far ?? d brought her to close action, and compelled ...

... A - l1 I The t~azette at fehish contains the official account of the action between the Seahorte frigate, of :38 guns, and two Turkish frigates. The following detail of this desperate en- gagenfient is transmitted by Lord Collingwood:- . .Vis Majesty's ship Seahorse, off Skyro, July 6, 1;08. ; MY v ?? Svyening, we observed two , Turlish men of war and .a frigate coming round the east end of ...

... .AIAIIIANI INTELLIGEAVCE. THE RUSSIAN FLEET', I NWe Uhsderstand that Sir 1. Saumnare; has sunmnoned the bh Rossian fleet blockaded ?? to surrender. He h has represented to them that he had in readiness a number tk of fire-ships, not less than five, which he would send iu a- pi nmong them the nioment the wind becair.e favourable; and cr he thought proper to admonish them of the certainty of bt ...

... MA RLVE IJNT'EL LIGENCE. ROCHEFORT SQUADRON, 4c. Before the Osage 'American ship) leftL'Orienrt, a iftter Wa3 said to have been received at Paris, from Toulon, icat- Ing that the French fleet, including the Rbchefort szsa- dron, had arrived safe in that porc, after having reliev d 2sLe island of Corfu, and captured a number ofvaluable Vessels, amongst which were two British fritates. this c ...

... AlA WI \ l' IAT T F- L 0iG' ENAC E. e CAPTUREL OF A I)UTCH FRIGATE. ' The Virginie frigate, of IS guns, Captain Brace, one of fhe ships cruizing on the Cork station, has cantured, after an action of one hour and a half, the Dutch frigate &Guel- )ffderland, Captain Paol, of S31 gans, and 257 men. 'I he if Virginie and her prize have bath arrived in the harbour of Cork. TThe circumstances of her ...

... A rA, E 'RLLJGR ?? IoCfIIEFOR'T' SQUADRON, 4c,. i The Rochcfert squadron, which has occupied 5s much tlf the pubi'c attention and specoiation, wis on Sunday re- ported to have' proceeded, in the first instcace, to the Ha- t ?? from Jeremie, in St. Domingo, dated the c 13th of M-rch, -concur in stating, that advices from Ja- t niiica of the 5th had been received, containing inforniation a of ...

... AlA!? L\, KI'N-7hL LIGEATCE. ' 1.EPORTED NNAVAL ENGAGEMENT. We regret that it is still out of our poiver to relieve ! the public anxiety concerning the rejpoited victory I in the Medliterranean ; for no official accounts have yet arrived, nor' are any of the'current statemlents sktisfactory. Wishingl hoiever to ehabe our readers! to form-an opinion As well as dtirseivds, we will.enu-: * ...

... JIMAR/YAE 1 AIG ENCE. tREORlD N'ADNAL ENGAGE Nt;. I' There is nothing direct from the Mediterranean this weeki but a report has been brought bV the mas-, ter of a Por, uguese -.essel, who, with his crew, es- i capedl from F1n34hing in an open boat, that anenoage- mnent bad taken place in the Mediterranean, between i the English and French squadrons, in which the for- Yner were victorious. It ...

... MARINTE vINyEILL(G';ACE. The Czsar,of 80 guns, Rear-Admira l Sir Ricbard,; Strachan, and the Malta of R4, Capt., Otv' ay, arc, arrived at Plymouth, from 'the Welteriaueaii. .I'l'ey sailed from ?? iast, and.Gibralar olri.the J1Oth. They left, offcthe former place, ten sa3l of the li le., A .runoeur, had rqach .djthe'squadxon, that.op. of the emiy's ,thips at 'roulon had nmiutilidi, which ...

... MIARLJE rn \X 'ELL/IGENCE. 'IThe Cazette announces the capt: re, on the Jama'- ca station,. by the Savage bri 7, of the 2uixotte Spa- s nish privateer, of S guns, and 90 men, by which th(e trade of tile island lhad suifered much. On Saturday a ba, of letters reached the Post-Of t fice from the Cape of (3ood Hope ; they are te the r latter end of October, and annon-'e tie arrival ther a of the ...

... I I./IRI.?E ! - I The *Gzette contains dispatches froin Almiia C u upCirl- e ;f-11, Ci c pt:rcs in the N3 'Wst ftq jies . . 'By thle Saperieure bri,, after anl action of an b40r and a quarter, IdApJojla l'Oeil, ?? privateer, oE' t6C (piercted ibr 14) 1S pounders, anid 95 men, a very 1 fine ve'sel. 'I'he Superieure had foubr macu killed (in7 D cludiong her Captain, Buller, who fell by a ...