... A JI T! Z i( V W e sorry to state th'lat great fears arc rnter'aillned f;r t;;F ';itvlv of thfire iine cliteshups. shiomea.-l- z ,, .ld . r in the Balltic. 'The JXesiree', Ca Farqul- 1 hi, n_:i'' ieke up sundry pieces ofwwrl'ck of t2 oeorge. and great fcars are entettahiedl for tle De- ft-:c ( d a p. Atins, as well as the licio. Cawt s * eu in''i as no trace ofihemn has vet becn di;co cied ...

... .MARINEINLiGcE I I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~e Ij1 is with real conicern wve have to nctice the ar- rival of accounts at Plymouth, fromi Basque Roads, stating Lhe locs of the barges and ctuers belonging plu to toe Conquestador and the Colo0sIS, of 7- l guns each, commanded by Captains Lord IV. Stuart andl al ' . Alexardca-'c. withI abou: 1HO men of the crews of pe b-itAh sbip&s. lihev were employed in ...

... The, Desiree frigate, whicl}. haci been sent tpjthe 1Texel to endeavour to proaurw intelligence relative to the St. George amd the Defence, is returned to. Yarmouth. She could not obtain any positive intel- ligetnce, but she spoke sowe vessels. whicIh stated that they had heeh wrecked-on the Horn Reef, off, the coast of Jutland. Whether the crews were saved or not they could not tell IThe ...

... Iv1NE IVTV-ELLIG EENCE. We have the pleasure to miorm our .. ihefoioowingpcrsons, beloneiva to h1w Nbieity's latt ships St George and I-lero, wklre not o hon d0 tllose ships 3t the tiale they wvere uiihmatultciy io: L Mr I. O'He3, milshit;ral;l J. J.TAs, c. G.. 1 , C.. Mil- t | con, able; J. Scicy, ordivary Gar. Gk, o r;, Tbic ; 3cor alIe J- be~t l~itl~ it: nrin i; } l ...

... The Admiralty have received intelligence on Wed- nesday, of the capture of the Pomnona, Frencb frigate, in the Mediterranean, by the Active, Capt. Gordon, after a severe action of some length. The less sus- tained bn both sides is stated to be great, but the ene- my suffered most. Captain Gordon is included amongst the wounded, having lost a leg. Since writing the above, we understand that the ...

... AN IA TE LLiECE. N\e are happy to annouwnce anoher capture from p the enemy The Eagle, C t (apt. Rowley, fCel i il with three frigatci in tle Adriatic. One, the Cor- t cyta she capturedi. and the t .vo other; got oflf in the t nig-t dtrea'dcully crippled. One Of thee.n iS SUpposcd I afterwar(s to have run ashore. I1 Te first intlorination of Tl!:' cil~ture of the French t fri ate P monc vas ...

... AlARINE INVTELLIGEsVCP. T111L ST. CE.OBGE AND TiHE DEFENCE. (TFu-z a Puris Paper o1f *Ie 30th .At.) T'r.e lou-:iais of Jutland are full of details, in part ictrahr c or-, ritat!ve to the shipwrecks of thr St. !cot e aud '; ncfn. .t is iAtiurai that these dread-I .ill h:in odv for vitnees the sailors and F tisiierl,; l nhab:tants of the coasts, should be rtlated t il d '-rtt as. !t is known ...

... i - l_. f ,A 'il. I .. I Z , ., ? ?7 - i I . -IV .-- '! i-EXCE. EAST INDIA SHIPPIrG. ;'. ins of iHarcourt, (country s.:o:) .ront Bzvav'', arrived at Portsmotith Ihe 2-1i in.:t- Sail-d froam latavia Lath Octoer iRt, vx th reral 3 'osen and his suite; a.rrived at !St 1ilenn'a thr eb9 December, and sailed from t tiet of that i 1lhe Moriap-'.r ard hfora UirSt arrived atI St. -1cleta. onhe M3ed xa ...

... Al.4RlNE' TEL IGEAcn 'A letter rom Lisbo0n, brooght by trhe la-t packet, i fforn;n tihat a mosit treenlous -torin wei expe- I rieticed iln the r. gu. betwevn the 2iI and -1, ii me ant. cl 'here waq a rgrea deal of 4hipp ng in the river at the I pe, t '. -Ci received considerable injury; scarcely | tone *.:a f ee froro damaue. The l1arileur man of I r .r he ;d niral's ship) was at one time in ...

... MA.4IiE [NT'Y, 13 r It is with great regret we lay before our readers the following account of the success of a French squadron oin its return fronm the West Ind'cs We f trust they wvill yet be forced to disgorge tbeir plunder by scane of our squadrons:- , ?NMOUTHl, MAY '4. A I rrived this; morning the ship Patent, of Lon- i1 don, Captain M'JMasters Sie sa led from hence a sho-t tine s'nce ...

... MARIfNE INITELIfOENGCE. in . diniraky-Ofice, June 20. !n Admiral Lord N;eith hls iranstnitted to John Wil- son Croker, Eq(j. a letter from the I-Ion. Captain B Bouverie, of his lilajesty's ship Medusa, to Caplain Sir George Ralph Collier, of tle Surveilfante, giving - an account of the destruction of the French national store ship La Dorade, of fqurteen guni andi cighty-six men, on the 5th ...

... AIARIATE INTELLIGENCE. Adiniralty-Office, July 2. We have the pleasure to coinunimicate fa'ourable intelligence relative to the Expedition to the North j cosit of Spain, entrus-ed to Sir Home Popham.- The following are the accounts brought by the Hot- f spur, which is arrived with the prisoners taken in the Expedition:- !ORTSMOUTH, JULY t. . This morning arrived the Hotspur frigate, Capt. i i ...