... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... IIONTHLY' COM\ E1;CIAL REPORT. | tac~-Indy.-4 mnumber of the homeward-bound Lee- ward Island and Jamaica fleets are arrived. At London, thle raw sugar market has beeni dull throurhout the great- er part of the month, but within the last-week it has un- derstrie something like renovation, and in ope day (NMon- day the. 10th) ahout 20oo hogsheads were purchased, without, however any advance in ...

... JIAJILNE INTELLIGENTCE-. eno Saturday's Gazette contains the two foIloWing cap- prot tures. Captain Baker, of the Tartar, on the 15th of pias MNlay, chased on shore, near Felixberg, on the coast fit u fof (ourland, a Danish sloop privateer, of four guns, pris t two of them 12-poInders, on shdes, and two long and . 4-pounders. The crew, 24 in number, landing with futu -their muskets, and being ...

... .,AlIA TrL I7rTELLIR; lVNCE'. Tuesday's Gazette annoutnes the following car- |os shres:-Ie Grarld iloldeut, of Boulogne, of guns |rna and( 80 men, ont foufiratrs fr6om Dietipe. captutred by til Capi. IMauconald, of the Rledpble sloop, near Beachy ser Head, oil the 9th inst. Tbere was another privateer the 1in company . which e;caped.-T'he French cUfter wit lprivateer 'Fie1reuse Eltoile, of 2 ...

... e .MARINE LNTTEL lI(;ENCE-. L.~ ~ ~ ~ - _f I all d By the Cmsar, 84, Hou. Rear-Admiral Stopford, dij arrived at Plymouth from Basque Roads, we learn, vil e that all the French line-of-battle ships, except thdse foi e destroyed, are gone up the river, near Rochefort, to thi J he repaired as fast as possib~le. One frigate is kept in qu if Basque Roadsasaguard-ihip fos 1 Saturday morninig the Eg ...

... -(1 s~fsAE lVTELLI; E N CE.- Im A ; , i o. . , . . , ' ,2 I . . The fulwon feet is ieported to have put to sea, and that it'ai z loseiv pItrsued by Lord Colling oodi ma to seek, refuge unler the pirotection:of th IwiLr islands. 1'helobje oib voyage i5 conj.ti .foiohe purpose of attacking ucily. . Goveronilnl). . ehoweer, have received, no intelligence to confirt this report.. The English ...

... .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 ...

... MNII IF L'ORsIENTSQUADROIN. e In the nightSof 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 ...

... MAR IN- -fAt I NIe; PMAN!~E IYTELLIOEMCE.,' THE TOU3LONTFLEET. t The reports ofta naial victory in th Mediterranean gin Ci strength, though no'official aqcouzst of inch oA event 'has ,ben received. The folliwing letter ha5 been published by a .1ercantile house of respectability in'Linsdon, is comr- bg fromli their cor'responident r Cctte, -a French port in thre Mediterr-abean, z fiw.. leagues ...

... MARINE f'L-l'IEATCg ' Captain icha emour ispp Solntedto the d conmasis of the Nleinin frigate v which he recently * Captain Errd wiHenry'CO1ummbile, Governor of1 r erradLioQe Oate of th'e i.plebarigate), is a-ppoin- ted'tr the'Ctocodili frigat, now il the'Norihl Sas,. Is 'dis Awatting the itrivafl ofht sbi' 4 toqr ceed to his rs s,*tof gqvernnieut, n theo si oAfir.4 . t 'Aout 200 sail, of ...

... A RIAVE INTELLIGETCE. Sir Sidney Smith arrived on Wednesday at Ports- f mouth, from the Brazils, in the Diana frigates after a t passage of I I weeks. On the 19th June the Hlindostan and Dromedarv store ships, having the 73d regiment on board, sailel from Madeira for New Holland. On the 20th ult. the Edward and Charles, of and c from Philadelphia, arrived at Limerick. She spoke I the ship Ann, ...