... 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 ?? '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 4 guns and ...

... 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 ?? ?? varying ...

... ilJ~i/?I \I ,A T The londton Gazette announces the follo.ng captures* BEy the elette dhop, ?? 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 sloop, Capt. ...

... MARiINE chicNT \ ILCLI &IEV. CE. B. T4Fe §uperb, of 74 guns, bearing the flag of Admiral Keatea, arigate, twv lirigs.of war;.and thC Gorgo.n store- w ship, .arefrpzen up about nine wiles from the VWigp, near i Gottenburgb.' .. ' h The only captures officially announced thisgweek are_ C2 By the6 S.arriwhawk sloop, LIEspermuce, French cut- it ter privateer, of 14,giuns, and 54 meo, .Bythe.Ned ...

... AMRINTE INTELLIG EK7CE. to The Gazette annoul ces the following captures Off the city of S; Domingo, Capt, Camby, of the Poty- 7- ph-mus, detached his boats iII pursuit of a schooner that in was attempting to enter the harbour on the 14th Novern- ber. She wasboarded and carried, in the moct handsnnem n manner, by I.ieut. Daly, in the barge. She proved to be 3 the French national schooner ...

... ]?IABL\rIJ IX TEL LR?; ENd':. Tle L'Amialble frigate, LordI C. Stnurt, while V cruizing oflf Norvav, fell in with a French frigate, ipierced for 32 guns, armed en flute, which stt uck e | after the second broadside. Slie is laden vith a gene- ral cargo, aud supposed to have been bound to the I Ea- Indie:;s. in the SatUrday's Gazette thne following captures are arnounced:- c Sir. Coe rmine, irt ...

... .4IARIVNT INTELLIGENCE. Tihe Gazette contains the following letter from 0 Lord G. Stewart, Capt. of the Aimable frigate, ad-, n dressed to the lion. W. WV. Pole .- n O' On the 'd inst. while standing to the southwadr I to regrain my station, his Majesty's ship under my command be ing driven by the late tempestuous Nvea- n ther from off the Texel on the Wellbank. I perceived at II A. XI. a ...

... MIARIATE IN\TE'LLIGEN\TCAP. The Gazette contains an account of the capture of the French privateer La Fortune, of 14 guns ind 5S men, by his aje.ty's sloop Beagle. She was out from Calais two davs, and had made no capture. She did not surrender till the Beagle ran her alongside and fired into Tier, whereby one of her crew was mortally! wounded. The Cicero of Leith, emploved in the transport ...

... .A-RINSVE ->rITELLIG.EA.CE. al '-dtnrdav's Gazette contains an account of the cap- w ture of the Fxeiaglh frigate Le Var, in the Cuiph of w Malona, by his Majesty's ship BellePoule. Captain L 13risbanie, on tlie 5th ot, February. She was pierced for,32 guns, but had on board only 22 nine-pounders, ,and four 24-pottuder carronalle, ?? N The Gazecte likewise contains anmaccoutit-of the m ...

... MAR [E i.:INTELLI'EA.VE. The Gazette of Tuesday contains a letter from 1Rear-Admirai Sir 1I. Strachan, tranwslitting to the Hon. 0 W. V Pole tw'o letters from lieutenants Sa- muel Burgess and Joshua L. Rowe, comnianding his Majesty's gun-vessels the Pinchier and Censor; the former giving an account of tlhe capture, near the Watt Sand, of a Danish privateer, mounting I car- riage gun and 4 ...

... MNII IF L'ORsIENTSQUADROIN. e In the ?? the 4th ofApril, thethree French a line-f battle-slhips from L'Qrient,- which toeksheler e inthehbarbouraoftheSainrtes; bemg bombarded by-a;! s party'oftroops, landredforthe purpose, hnadea 'datihl r i through one of the passages, whilethefrigas rian.' through tanother. -Our §hips immediately pursuedc a them., and on the 17th, in the morning, uider-Pdrto ...