... 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 ...

... MAISRINVE INTELLIOEi(;EU'E. AP.tIRALTY orrcE, SZrT. 9. Lehters, of which the following areabsEracts, have been receitved from Lord Collingwood, by tie fIonourable Wil- lam Wellesley Pole. Captain Stewart reports the destruction of the enemy's forts on the ..mall islands of Gianoti andt Pianso, in which services great gallantry appears to have been displayed by lthe officers and men under the ...

... ~,MA~'RIAE IN.V7'1LLI(;ENCE. Disp~tdhes aie received froums Jord Collingwqood's hi fleet, which has been ciuizing in the Gulph- dyVe- f nice. . - An article from Triete, 'of the'ld of Audgst, 0)- :b serves, that Admiral C6ilhingwood.appearedthe same n morning off that port. and adlls, that two days before, tl an Ehglish frigate and a cuttet, inisight of the har- 9 bour, h'ad captured 3t. ships ...

... 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 ...