... MARINE INVTELLIGENG,. I The Gazette announces the capture, by the Arethusa, of the General Ernouf French privateer, of 16 guns and 58 men, comrnanded by a man who has cruized 15 years suc- cess;full against o'ur trade, without having bean before ta- ken. The privateer is a very fast sailer, and is fit for his KaI sty's service. The Tartar frigate is said to have taken 16 Danish ves- selps ...

... 4WAYtINVE IJNTELLIGEKACE. ?? ne frnllowhgi captures are officiallv announced :-By 'Ie 1)scatch oepi, a smnall French scheioner privateer, of Que brass gun, with small arms and *20 neji. By the Cul- ilsden, on her passage from Bonsbay to Madras, the Uuiion French privateer, of 8 guns and SO mcii. Sir Samuel Hood is about to sail for the southern coast I of Spain ; he has hoioted his flag on ...

... AMRINIk 17TEIGENCE The Gaigtte antiounces thle raptureof L'E naymlt French I ?? privateer, of 1, guns and 31 men- quite new, by the kangarxodclobp. a The Arethusa has tap tred a French ugters of IO guns off Uherourgh. Mr. Gibbings, Master's Mvte of the Am'ethyst; a rr'osc promnisiiig youth of 18, is deadof his wounds at Captair' l 5cyrnour's hunse at Plymouth. He was mortally wound- l ' ed ...

... MAlRIJNE IN'IT'ELLIG EWCE.. IN1D3A SlItPPING. Friday afternoon the Purser of the ship Sarah Christlanr Capt. Mackeson, arrivcd at the Last India House, with | intelligence of that ship's arrival off tlhe Isie of Wight, the t 8th inst. She sailed from Bengal the I jth ?? com- t pay with the Ceylon and Ntrthampton, uwider convok of t his Majesty's 'ship Ferpsich obe; the Ceylon parted cbrn- I ...