... o’clock in the forenoon, A PAIR of Capital WORK HORSES, bred the South Country, younp, seasoned, and well trained to r and in point of beauty, strength and steadiness, hardly in this part the country. Two BOX CARTS and HARNESS* adapted for the above herpes. hatf-a-score of YOUNG CATTLE, consisting of with calf, and OXEN, three and four year old. Several Pwfcs, containing between five sis acres ...

... AlAMRLrE IA The Gazette aunounces the 'Capture of the Mardu- deur, a French privateer of 14 guns and 26 men, be- I tween Dungeness and the Souit Foreland, oil the 7th inst. by Capt. Anderson, of Ifs ?? l6op the U1inaldo. - Sir James Samaurez has capti ired or destroyed 430 vessel; in the Baltic this present Year, 3i0 Danes, and 90 Russians ' 3 D tiring a most violent gale ;of wind at about SSW ...

... MARI~jNATE IATTELLIGEIVNCE. Hs Majesty's ships Ajax, 74, Active, 36, Fvlla, 24, Port Mahon, I.7, and Phipps schooner, having upwaids of 2BO sail of transports and other vessels utn- der convoy, %vilh a dfetachment of the Buffis and ca- valrv horsec on !hoard fos Lisbon, have sailed for Por- tiusl and the tdeiterranean;I: 'The Forward ?? arrnred in Leithil oads on Mendav, with three D:cniibh ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... M-A1,RIATE , IATELLIGE.CE. G,4LLANT ACTIk. A nlmst desperawe attack v as made upon somtne Rus- 'sian gu~n-boats, in the Gulphi of Bothinia, 'nthe nimgt of July 25. hv Is armed British boats, coinmnanded by Capt, Foriest of the Promnetseus. .'Of four gun- boats and a. biig, tlhre and tie bgiS were taken. Our loss has been gr(eat, though uot to be compared with that of the enemv. The crewi of ...

... 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 ...

... iI J?1V AITTE'LLI(;ENCE. .10 A vessel is arrived at Plymouth from Bilboa, which r} slates, that she fell in on the I 5th, and was boarded h by the Renommee, one of a squadron of four French v figates and a corvette, from the Loire, bonnld to b ntiadalupe, as mentioned in our last Postcript. They left her and then steered a westeriv course. 'I'he T)readnonght. 9s. Rear-Admiral Sotheby, also ...

... 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 ...

... ]?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 ...