... '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- ...

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... 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, ...