... MARITNE INTELLIGETC E. i Wednesday, a Court of Directors was held at the fa East India House, wlhen the followhig Captains were fe sworn into the command of their respective ships, ti VIZ.- Capt. G. Gray, Canton, China direct; Capt. 3. ir XX ood, Hu.i lris, Nladras arid Bengal. II The stations-of the under-mentiored ships were thus cl altered, viz- 0. The David Scott, Capt. Locke, iun. ...

... AJ I AR/E I .NTEL Is E.N.CIE. Mr Roe, 'Treasurer of tile Navv, is investigating 4i tlhe subject of the expences complained of bv our gal- 5th Iant tar.. in condemninig the prizes ?? capture, by which , so .great a part of their vell earaied reward goes fan into the pockets of proctors and agents. MIr Rose I ijtei:cd to simplify tie proceedings so ?? the men car maa receive the proceeds, ...

... ,MONwrLY. COMMERCIAL'REPORT. . , , ?? The absolute ceuatioai of intercourse between this coun- iry and America, within the last tpenth, has shed a gloom *ver the' face of the trading world in general, and nearfty , i e 3uced the most imnpertant branches'of our manufactures ti to a state of iuttivity. i. I~est-Indies -Generally speaking, the articles the pro- b cluce of thete islandst.are-dull ...

... MARINE INLTTLELLIGEN,'CE. Admiral Lord Gambier has transmitted to JohMn IC Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from the Hlonmourable p; Captain Boverie, of his la jeitv's ship Medusa, stat- le ing the capture of the French privateer L'Aventure, of Bourdeaux, of 14 guns, and 32 men; she had sail- la ed from that port on the precedine day, and had not w made any capture. Pi T1he lizabeti flag of truce, ...

... AJIAhIVE IVTELLI(; E!CE. en Lieut. Jefferson, of the Cadmus, 14, on the 29th of ult. weitinto Quiberon Bay iih a si-gle boat, naanned and arrnied, immediately under a battery; cut 6ot e four French brigs, laden with wine ahd bran y, withy- out the loss of a man, killed or wouhded. it His Majesty's sloop Plover, Capt':Brown, captu- te red the Frenuic brig privateer Le Saratu of St Ma-' 1 loe:;, ...

... .. .- IAR-KETlS. . _- ~ . i III - ' - . GLASGq*-4AW. 1S. Asffrs]-.Ve have nottlearned that much busihcss-kas been done: hut onderstand, that considerable sales misht Isave been made at our former prices, hard not the hold- ers calciulatcd tmt a farther rise, from the apparent hostility shewn b. America to this country, CorrEe -Several purchases have been made, Wye be- lieve solely on ...

... MAINE INTELLIGNE'T. Captain Mudge, of his Majesty's ship PFhenix, has transmitted, in his letter of the 20th inst. to John Wilson Croker, Esq. the copy of a letter from Cap- tarn Coode, of the Brisk sloop, and stating his avin g e captured, on the :2th inst Le Harpalode Ngjer pri- Ivateer, of two guins, with a comp'e nent-ofA m4len, belonging to St Maloes, out tvv6 days, and had made t no ...

... d BRILLIANT EXPLOIT ON TEM SHORES of )f GUADALOUPE. I. A LeeliratdlIsland Mail arrived on Mondavrmor- i nilng ?? and Papers from Barbadoes to the e 27t, DUcdminbr. They iriform us of a most brilliant r achievenment on the sliores bf Guadaloupe; where, of Af the fonr French frigates that sailed some time ago Ms .froni Nantz4, two ,having beeu blosvn up, besides our i' having stormed ancl 1aken ...

... AIMRLArE INTELLIGEATCE. The Toulon fleet is out, and Lord Collingwood is said to be in p0ssession ofiintelligence of their move- ments. _ The two F rench frigates, La Renommee and Clo- rilrde, which railed to the West Indies in compariv with the two that have been desiroved at Guadaloupe, . have got safe back lo Brest, having taken the follow- f ing ships-the St Joseph, Nancy, Louisa, Cecilia ...

... ,A;RlNETA INT ' ELLIGENCE. ?? | TOULOA2 FIEET. ;l , - . ?? Z j Governimenit arein hourlv expectation of rereiving e t; dipatehe~ s from Lord Collillawoml, giving an acconnt t, of an action with the loulon 11eP, of wihich, iL is said, he s a; in sight on the eveiling of ile c4thl of I f January, anid had no doubt of beling able to come I tuil %vith them by tile morning, should thev not escape ...

... .MARIN I' '[ILLIGENCE. S - - r r We have the Dleasure to aciniaint our readers with E- the captu!re of a Trench frieate, laden with naval .storec and specie, for the ,loe of France, by tht Ho- , ratio frigate. She sailed from Bnrst, and oti frigate d fell in with herjust otf the harbour-an action ensued d and conlinued for one 11our and 20 itiinutes, when she strurcl; and swas carried into ...

... MARIN,\E 1\TrTElLf;I.'i\TCI ?? The French frigate captured by thel Horatio is cai led I he Neccssie,. p.erced for 40 guns, and had 28 c mounted.; taken off tho Wstern. I[les the list ull t 4(ieii lyith naval storesi bound for the Isle of France. In an article fronm Turkey, it is said, tuat the English sqiadron nnder Sir iamnuel Hood had passed I t`he Da-danelles, to cruizb agamist the Russians ...