... MA RAVE iATTELL IGENCE. To the list of eigit sail of the line, alid the Loire frigate, which we announced in our last as likelv to be dc-?stined for the Mediterranean, is to be added the _ J Cewtaur, of 74g gull. This squadroit is now ordered for the Black Sea, to co-operate with the Ttirkis against the Rus-ianis, and to be under the command of that r allnt and experienced officer, Sir 5amuel ...

... AIATRLE ILTELLIGEACE. Sir Samuel Hood hoisted his flag on board the Centaur, Capt. Webley, on Saturday, at Portsmouth, aed will sail inmmediately with hi3 squtadron for the Mediterranean. The Defiance man of war, Captai 6 Hotham, is ar- rived at Plymorth from Ferrl, which placeshe left on the 21st ult. having been employed therein fitting oout the Spanish ships bfVr; which sailed from thence ...

... .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 ...

... 'IARIATE IATTELLIGETCE. The Gazette contains an account of a~ gallant ex- ploit, performed by the Spartan, Amphion, and Mer- curv frigates, at the town of Pesaro, in the Gulph of *Verice, on the 27th of April. The boats of the fleet formed in two divisions, underthe command of Lieu- tenant Willis; of the Spartan, and sent a flag of truce ashore, demanding the surrender of all the vessels ly- ...

... M1A UNVE INTELLIGENVE. THE TOULON FLEE T. ke mentioned in our last Postscript a report of the Toulon fleet having been met with by Lord Coltiag-ti wood, who defeated it, driving two sail of the line and t a frigate on shore, and capturingthe convoy udder its t protection. No confirmation has yet been received of such an event. The report certainly rests upon no official basis, but it has ...

... 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 ...

... ?? ?? , ? AT E., 'r ?? ZV YE L '4 ?? JV.4RfA,&,` I 4L.-I 10 I 1. ? ?? ? - I o, .. ?? , I., i, ?? ? ?? .? 1 ?? ?? it T T 'T * JEtI . 7 ,; : NS4T At M , ~ 7 We arehapp~y to have.it in our i . i~tbtaiv befdre :ou~r readers an adlthentic accoun'tlif , ' ery- gai~a'it ac- 'tion between' fhe bais be1onkng to ou1~suad ot ii3' . the Baltic 'and'the Russian flotilla-. . -Ab6O~th te cornmencement ...

... E' MAl JUNE I1V'TELI~r;E\t v~ r. The followving capture; are annotinced in Saturday'. Gazettet-'T'he Levig&na Danish pi'ivateer, of 6 =lnsarid 17 men, by the Supwerb; the Tilcit Frenchl( r privateer, of it) guns and 41 men, hb the Cruizerl t slooip; thie Sol Fug'en Danish cutler privateer, of6 t twin.. and 924 nen, ), the Mosquito sloop and the Courier Danish privateer, of I two-pounder and 4 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ?? ' Captain icha emour ispp Solntedto the d conmasis of the Nleinin frigate v which he recently * Captain Errd wiHenry'CO1ummbile, Governor of1 r ?? Oate of th'e i.plebarigate), is a-ppoin- ted'tr ?? frigat, now il ?? 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 ?? ?? the Baltic on the t o 18th stit ...

... AMIPUAE INTELLIGENTCE. _ _ ?? Sir S. Hood will hoist his flag in a few days, on bo.'rd the Centaur, 74, Capt. Webley. and sail, we understand, fir the Mediterranean. The Gazette of Tuesday contains a letter from Sir i James Saumarez, giving an account of a gallant ac- tion, which was m1aintained bv the MoNdkeN gun-brig, and the boats of the Ly nx, w ith two Danish luggers, which were cautured, ...