... M11AklNE INTELLIG ENTCE. d Il The Gazette contains a dispatch from Lord Colling- wood, containing an account of the services of the upwe- Ji If rieuse frigate, Lord Cochrane, on the coast of Languedoc, r of ivhicl our Readers have already heard a good deal. I The first inclosure is a laconic lettcr from Lord Coclh- i rane, dated lmpurieuse, Gulph of Lyons, Sept. 2Sth, as fillows :_' lWitlh ...

... ilJ~i/?I \I ,A T The londton Gazette announces the follo.ng captures* BEy the elette dhop, thebSConihance Frencli Privatecr, of ° i (pierc ior 15) guns, and 70 nsen. By the IIMagnet 1 sikon, the Paulii;a. DIanish privdta.er, of 10 ioutr Zni -ight- pro ulers, aud '12 tmeo. ,YVeuI guans throwvr. overboard in ith, cha:e C The C ..-ttc also announces the folloning galiant cap- ture by the Onyx ...

... AMARLNE INTIELLIGENCE. The Hion. Admiral Berkeley has sailed from Portsmouth h an board the Coilqueror, of 4 guns, Cipt. Fellowes, to take the comnnand on the coast of Portutral. Sir Charles I Cuttori, eve understand, will proceed in the Conqueror, e from Lisbon, to the Med;terrasenil, to succeed Lord Col- lingwood; his Lordship seeing no prospect of the enemy r coming, out-of Toulon, has ...

... ;JIARIIN iTE-',LLG EN CE0 ~~~~~~~~~~~Sot 'Ihe Gazettes of the week have announced the followr sme: 'ing raptures :-By the Eugenia sloop, off the Scaw, the ths Danish schooner N'sois, of 10 guns, and 36 men. By the land Naiad and Narcissus, the Fanney French privateer, of 16in I guns and 50 men, intended to cruize off the coast of Ire- use land and the French sloop Superb, letter of marque, of ...