... 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 ...

... -SCOTS BANKRUPTS.- : SEQUESTRATIONS. JAMES 'HER SERT9oN, vwright. in Glasgow-Creditors meet in Mrs Pallo~cls, vintiner there, 10th July and 5th August, one o@clock. ' 'OLIVER HUTTON, spirit-dealer in Ceres-Creditors meet in landsmaifs tavern, StAi&e*'s, 13th July and ?? A's- gust, 11 o'clock. I S~ EXAMINATIONS, &C. ._ JoEN Gtnees, -grocer-in Glasgow, to be examined in the Sherf-court house ...

... LIVERPOOL MARKETS-JULY 4. col COTTON.-The sales of~the week rather exceed 4200,bags, lin at prices sometliig farther ?? Island Georgia sOO, lie at 2t1d. to 2s. 2d.-Stained do. 20, at 17d;-Bowed do. 1300, frc le at 12-d. to ?? Orleans 10)00, at is-d. to 16d.-Per- sit, d nambucco 200, at l9d. to 194-d.-Maranham 300, at 16d. to of I6td.-DIemerara 400, at' l5d. to 173,d.-Bahia 200, at 161d. lea p. ...

... MA1-LZINE JNTELLI-E.NrC. 1V :E.AsT INDIA SHIl'PPNG. 1. 'lc last India fleet for the prcsent srason xwill be ! dispatch'ed at the India olouse on Saturdlav, the I Ith I *instant, cosisisn he Northapllton, I adrker, for Cey lo nt 1er;al *thle l iphiratt.s, 1erbert, for 1 . Irg di rect ; and the John Palmer. Roid, for the I lele of France. The Norihamptoti i; to convvy ds patches an(l letters ...

... MARIJNE INTELLIGENCE. Accouonts have been received at the Admiralty, which state that the Dictator, 6l4, with the Calypso, Podargus, and Flamer brigs, have destroyed the new Danish friaate at Arundel, near Christiansand. under her own batteries, and talen two sloops and disabled a third, and sunk several of their g.n-boats. Our loss was 30 killed and wounded, that of the enemy 300. The Latona, ...

... ,-SCOTS BANJRUPTS.- 'SQ~RESTRATIONi. KENCW'Ns and Hoitx, shipbuilders in.Dundee-Creditors meet in Marren.x inn there, 27th July and-20th-August, 12 o'clopck. , - , . . EXAMINATIONS, &C. JOILN?~CEIRISTI, #rdcLT- it Inveresl, to be examined in the Shenff.clerk's'eilice, Edinburgh, 3d and 17th August, aduotelack. 'ALEXANDER WnxaiWT grocer and carter in Tollioss, to Ibe ecainedusi ?? house, ...

... MAL41RINE INTELLIGEATCE. tot --- - Accounts have been received by the Ptilades, de- tailing several gallant exploits in the Meoiterranean, u- and amiong theem one performed by the hoats of the a Ante'?c, Capt. Rowley, in the o'ort of ILan.uiliia- n he succeeded in landing the Marines and silencilit c. the b3tteries protecting the town, turned their r,11' .d guns upon them, and afterwvards tok ...