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zsz E OF SABLE, 'the following ankle, giving an account of the fettlement on the Itlaani of Sable, on the Coati ff Nova' Scotia, has been Communicated by the c n mmander of one of-his Maje(r's Packets, and pu y prove of the . utmott confecptence to thofe who n avigate that part cif the American Coati . Many Valuable (hips have been loft on that iflarld, in the thick fogs that, lbrround it at certain lea funs of the vrar ; what is (till more lamenta ble, moil of the crews have perithed for want of that ailiftance, Which the liberality, and humanity of the Covernnttnt of Nova Scotia has now pro. v ijed, for thofe whO may be fo unfortunate as to be ihipwrecked on it. - - - - HALIFAX, OCTOBER 24. In confecitteiice of a Turn of money granted during the laft Sefton of the Affembly of t his•pr o wince, his Exaellency Sir JOH N WE u•rwolt r l4, Bart. found himfelf enabled to attempt eflablifhing a fettlement on this iilhofpitable and much dreaded ifiand ; and Mr. JAMES MORRIS, of Beach-hill, on the Vindfor Road (a very ingenious and en. terprifing man); having been induced to accept propofals which were made to him, a fchooner was chartered to carry the neceffary materials to the place pointed out for his lefidente. On Tuefday the 6th inflant, his Majefty's armed brig, EARL MARA, commanded by Jonas FAW 10N, Efq. failed for the Wand, having under her convoy the above-mentioned schooner, laden with building materials, provifions, &c. and having on board three cows, a bull, a boric, a ram, with tight fheep, feveral goats, pigs, and other (mall flock, a twelve-pounder carronade, fix mufkets, with plenty of ammunition, and a light well-built whale-boat. In the EARL MOltht went parengers, Mr. MOR RIE, his wife, two apprentices, and two able men, engaged as faders: another man, engaged like wile, went in the ti:hooncr. Contrary winds, and the necefiity of carrying an eafy fail for the prefervation of the cattle, pre 'clued them from arriving at the ifland until the toth init. The wind being then to the westward and a knit current letting to the S. E. obliged Capt. FAWSON (contrary to his intention ), to anchor nn the north fide ; which he did about fix P. M. dole in (bore, to avoid drifting on the North-eaft bar. On the t tth'in the morning, an Officer and twelve Men were fent from the EARL MOIRA, to shift in hauling up the lumber, and other things, which were rafted on Chore :—The Iheep alto, were landed; but afresh breeze springing up at N. W. it was found impraeicable to land the cattle with fafet y. On the tith, the weather being moderate, the cattle Were carried on fhore • and on the t3th, the prorifions, and other articles, were all landed in good order. Having completed thie arduous and dangerous fervice, in it manlier infinitely more eafy and expe ditious than could have been expelled from the ad vanced lesion' and other inconveniences, Captain Fairsoa faile d from the ;nand on the 14th inflant, leaving the whole of the adventurers, (feven in number) in good health and spirits, to encounter the fatigues incident to their fituation. After encountering a heavy gale of wind on Thurfday the isth, off Canto, the EARL MOIRA arrived here on the Saturday evening following. While on the Mild, a large 'hip, which Copt. FAW SON fuppofed to be the LORD MACAR TRH Y, ob feniiig the people on (bore, flood dole in wldi the land; tioubtlefs, with the hitmane intention of re lieving thofe whom they had reafon to fuppofe were poor fhiPwrecked mariners ; but delaying the brig and fclitioner at anchor on the oppotite fide of the Wand, the fhip made fail, and flood off from the (Bore Captain Fewsera found one man on the ifland, of the name of " KING," with a wife and five chillren.vrho had been there for fome months pail. On the gland is a narrow pond, nearly fifteen miles in length, and navigable for a veffel of nine fen draft of water. This pond is faid to contain great numbers of lob ft ers, and other (hell-fill, be lles eels, flounders, perch, &c. and in the feafon, to be frequented by blue-winged ducks, and other wild-fowl, in abundance. The upland of the ifland covered with a kind of (edge-grafs, and an im blade quantity of wild _peafc ; and it is thought, that roots and vegetables, of almoft every fort, might be raised there with much cafe. The. North-well and North-eaft Bars, give the Eland fomevrhat the form of a crefcent ; the cen tre of which tires to a considerable height, and may be fern in a clear day, at the diflance of fome leagues. The pan inhabited by Mr. Moa a is, and his company, Lis, we are told, the advantage of very excellent frefh water. Kano, who was found on the lfland, declared, that lie had leen upwards . of feventy wild horfes in one drove. Upon the whole, there can be little doubt, but that Mr. Motets, who, as we hart obferved be fore, is a man perfeCtly adapted to the talk before him, will loon find his fituation comfortable, and even pleafant, should the Government of Great Britain think proper to fecund the very laudable and humane efforts of this irfant Province, in fup porting an eflablifhment, which, we hope, may long (In honour to the inhabitants of Nova Scotia. We have been favoured with the following ar. rangements of Flags, and other regidations which Mr. NIORRI, has been direlted to adopt, until ferule thing niore permanent and effeEtual can be efia blifited _ - ..... . " There will be two Flag Staffs ereeted on the Hand, one on the higheit ground at the Eaft end, and the other a: the - Weft end. " The Flag:it the Eaft end is bine, llationary, and will be vifited every week, if the weather per mir : it has a fmall box nailed to the flail; con timing direkclions where a boat may be found, and at what part of the Ifland they may find the pre sent Settlement. " The Flag that is hoilled on the high ground at the Well end of the Mind, has dace 1 ) 06 aontal "hires : viz. !tide, white and blue : and will be • •,:.i;1 as circumaances may require : the cannon • ;1 be fir:d when necetfary, and a good look out ;• From this Station a view of the N. W. is diaina." jeW ! 7~LbGBIVGL COCRT OF KING'S BENCH, NOVEMBER zt Tlemas Smith was b roug h t up f or jud eta, liar ing been found guilty o f a b reac h of narantine, , by bringing a lhip from th e B a y o f R lodes into, the harbour of Ilfracombe, in Devonfhire, without I waiting the ulital numbtr of days. 'flit Court fentenced him to a fine of tool. I Iff,Mant Holmes was brought up to receive the lenience of the Court, having been coniiaed of atlatilting a Revenue O ffi cer. - He was committed and ordered to he brought up again on Monday. Mr. ERSKIAE moved for a Criminal Information againft a perfon of the name of Singleton, f.-ir a L'iel. From the affidavit mad; in . this Caufe, it appeared that a Caufe between him and the Bir. mingham Canal Company had been referred to Ar bitration, in which matter a Mr. Horton was ex amined as a witnefs. The Libel complained of was in the fhape of a Pamphlet, in which he ac cufed the Arbitrators, the Solicitors, and the wil nefs with ill cond u& and perjury.—Rulerrifi granted. rpont was brought tip to receive the judg ment of the Court for a Libel. The Defendant was an Officer of the t Bth Regiment of Dragoons, but at the time of writing the Libel, was an At torney's Clerk at Deal. _ The Libel was a moll feurrilons Pitt, reffeCting upon a family, of the name of Eagleton, living at Middle Deal Honfe. This he got printed in Lon don, and had them dittributed in Deal. Judg ment was Coffered to go by default, and the De fendant in his affidavit limed his contrition. Mr. GIBES and Mr. Ficcn: so, for the Defen dant, pleaded his youth in extenuation ; as at that time he was not more than t 8 years of age. He was committed to prifon, and ordered to be brought up again the laff day but one of the Term. Stephen Stoddart, Lieutenant of the 6th Regi • ment of Dragoons, was brought up to receive the judgment of the Court, having committed an af fault upon, and endeavoured to provoke to a chal lenge, John Prentice, Efq. It appeared from the affidavit of Mr. Prentice, that he was (-holm by the Company, Treaftwer of the Ipfwich Affimbly. On the ad of Oetober !aft, General Garth had entered that room without having paid his fall fuhfcription. The Door-keeper afficd Mr. Prentice if he thould afk it of the Ge neral in the room ? Mr. Prentice told him not to do it, but in fait it feemed the man did it. Lieu tenant Stoddart, who was the General's Aide-de. Camp, thinking it was unhandfome, took Mr. P. afide, and treated him rather roughly, having pulled him by the nofe. He had afterwards fa . - fired judgment to go by default. He was ordered to he committed,until the fecond day of next Term. Mr. ERSKINE, in preffing the judgment of this Cattle, obferved that the manners of the prefent day had undergone a filent but complete revolu tion, and that perfons who flood the highefl for courage and military fame did not hefitate, in thefe cafes, to feek the proteCtion of the law : and to further fuch good inclinations, and in order to put a flop to the deftruCtive praCtice of duelling, their Lordfhips had frequently declared, that who ever was convilcd of having murdered his fellow fuhjed in this way, ffiould fuller the courfe of the law. Lord KENYON nodded his anent._ _ Mr. Serjeant Loan flitted that the Defendant was an aCtive Officer, and Major in the Eatlern Diftrid. Lord KEN VON obferved that he was the more bound to protea the County, and pram - ye the peace among his Majefty's fubjefts. THE KING V. THE INHABITANTS Or WVOISEPT. This was a cafe from the &11 - ions; and the lu c k tion was, whether a pauper of the name of Kober Williams, had become an inhabitant of Weobley' fo as to gam a fettlement, by being rated Mr. Gisas kid, that the cafe dated that the pauper, Robert Williams, being an Officer of the Eicife, and an inhabitant of Weobley, was rated to the Laud-tax, hut it appeared by the evidence, that he never paid the rate, the fame being paid by the Colledur of the Excite, and not deduced out of the pauper's Wary ; whereas, Mr. GI lißb contended that to gain a fettlement, a man mutt not only & rated, but he m) alto pay the retie. This man never did pay the rate though he was rated, there fore, he fubmitted to the Court, there was uo quef tion in the cafe ; there were indeed CAIiS where a perfon of this dcfcription having been rated with the Land-tax in virtue of his falary, and having paid the rate had been held to gain a fettlement, although paid afterwards back to the perfou by the Collator ; but here the payment of the rate by the pauper was abfolutely negatived, and there fore he could not gain a fettlement. Mr. GARROW fubmitted that this rating was fuf-, ficicnt to gain a fettlement. Lord KEN vow obferved that this money on which the pauper was rated, did not come out of his fa- lary, Co that he was not affefled by this rate ; the payment by the Colle6tor was nothing to him.— His Lordfliip added that the Court could not do better than abide by the rrovifion of the Ad of Parliament which governed there cafes, and which provided that to gain a Settlement a perfon nNff la raid and pay the rare—" rated and paying rates," were the words of the Aft of Parliament. Indeed if this were a queftion of the fill impreffion, on the meaning of the Statute, he fhould incline to thins - , that being rated to the Land-tax would not gain a Settlement at all, for the meaning was, that thofe only thould gain fettlements by the payment of the rates, who paid paid!' rates, and he knew not how to call an atfedinent upon the Land-tax, a parilh rate. He thought that Settlements had thus been improperly held to have been gained, but as there were cafes in which it had been fo held, it would he better not to hit that queftion now. But in this cafe the Pauper had been rated, but had not paid; and not having paid the rate, he had not gain ed a Settlement. The raft of the Court were of the fame opinion. NEW RULE OF COURT. Mr. Mice LAwßs7ca Paid, in confecinence of what had naffed in the cafe of Newman and Pin dar, it 'buck him that it might be advantageous to hare a new Rule relative to ‘Varrants of Attorney. He had a:cordingly framed one, which was—. " That; after the fr day of next Tern, a War rant of Attorney; having a Defealane e a tt ac h e d, no jildgmetit fl'onld be fig;ted upon fuck Warrant, without the Warrant znd Deli:Ala:lce being filed w:tlk the C kr!: of the Dockets ; and that no War rant of Attorney to bC prepared hereafter, ard having a Defeafance accompanying it, &sold be prepared without the Deleatancc being written okk the Warrant, or a memorandum that it ss as fob jeka to a Defeafancc indorfed on the back." He put this into the hands of the Matter, in order that the Praaitioners might Rate if there were any al terations nece(fary. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS TIIIS DAY.—WIND Wcft. A!RtVab. DVE o Hamburgh„ I Dublin, Nov. 19, I W.,tcrford, IS, 0 Dni.nazhAce, 2 PLY moor u,Nov. 2 t.—Came in the Au nAc of 74 guns, front Portfmouth ; and his Majefty's fhip GALATEA, of 32 guns, Captain BYNG, from the coaft of Ireland, with the lots of mizcn and foretop.gallant mall, which was carried away in a heavy gale of wind, in the Wcllern Ocean, at a time when the ihip was fcudding before it, without the leati Gail fet upon her; the mizen mall is gone dole to the deck : alfo, the LoNnots packet of 12 guns, from the Eaftward ; and the RANGEI,EAGLE, and BUSY cutters, from a cruize. POOLE, NOV. 20.—Arrived the StandIey,STAND LET, and John, COLLI NS, from Newfoundland; Serpent, OLDIE, from Archan;:el; ;:alacia, DOAK, from Malaga.—Sailed the Dart, Bi AL, and Ac tive, NYILLIAMs, for FOrtfMoittil ;Si Brothers, MANE LAWS, and Pheafant, Thompfou. for ; Ceres, STANK EX, for Liverpool.—The paffmgcrs who arrived in the Salacia arc Captain Moto AN, of the 36th Regiment ; Lieutenants Disvls and FAKE, and Mr. GAMBLE, Purfer of the Swirr• SURE when the Was captured ; and Mr. Baoo KING, Purfcr of the DRAGON. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 22.—Arrived the Q . 2ebec, Buts ; and Adcona, FFATOMBY. from (tebec. FROM LLOYD'S 1;51'. DEAL, Nov. 22.—Came down and failed the Haddock, —, for St. Lucia. Wind N. W. blows hard. GRAVESEND, Nov. 22.—wiled the Latona,—, for Africa; Refolution, DONN Err, for JAMAiC3 ; Prince, MILLEa, fur Grenada; Ariadnc, VAL F, for Venice ; Rockdale, —, for Dublin ; Silly, ROBSON, for Rochelle; Mars, mirc H ELL, far Do minica; Betfey, fz,r Demerara ; Auouibt, WORE, for Antig i i , ta ; Nelly, Lny ; At:- T HOR j and Du e of CLOVOCC, PEAK C, for St. ARRIVED. At C , :rk—Adventure, J0n..., from Trinidad. At Dubiir--itedmond, Warthy, from Jamaica. At VirOMa—Lady Nr!fon, ---, from Goernfey. In the Creek—Amphitrite, Anderfon, from Dods. At Cower--Vrew Wilbelmina, —, from liitboa. Off Whitby—Am:Attica, Stuart, from Petertborith. At Charldton—M-rrttry, Tate, from St.l)omingo. At lahnoi.tl:—Fr.en.ls, Hill. fmm Virginia. At Abort , ir.hay—.Dart, Chitty, from I.ot dun. At Berwick—N:atil.l.4 Willis, fr..m Dantrit. At Newfmmelland--Ch..mont, HA. from Liverpool. At Clytic--Dritannia, Hall, from Liverpool. ToariNr. LIST. Britannia, Service, arrived M the Clyde. from Jamaica. Crt rant, Stewart, at . I:Midad, from the Clyde. William, It:delay, at N wf“unt:l t ot!. from ditto. lklinerva, Lynn, at Ot.n.cla, f: um ditto. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE frIONLV. The NILE (3) I:ired armed logger, will, from this day, at Deal, be paid for the: Vengeance Frinch privateer, captured by the (loop CANLT and laid lugger. To the VANGF v.:cr., for the capnre of the brig Neptinvis, a final ditiribution will be made on Thurfday next, at No. t, EarlArect, lilackfriars. The brig l'Espit.GLE, for the capturc of the Hoop, will be paid on her arrival at Sheet n.:fs. A dint ibution of the Jeune Sophie Finch chaffe marce, will be immediately made on board the Es kLLENT. at Portfmouth. The BLANCHE, on Thurfday the 3d of Decem ber next, will be paid for the Pegou, at No. 14, Anflin-friars. The sloop Hots:FT, for the capture of the Spa nilh Ihip Aguilla, will be paid at Salters-hall-cow t, on Thurfay the 26th A Dutch man of war is arrived at Harwich, for the purpcfc of takin; on board Dutch erifoners of war, and cons zying them to Holland. Captain Vas:wii BALLA:tD is appointed Captain of the Dt 1t U 1 TI R. THOMAS Naw, Eig. is appanted Commander of his hlajcfly's tale ARC:Vs. The Leith Packet, DAViDFON. and Lord Dun can, Ili SANT, received c-nilderahle damage in the late gale, partieul it IV in their cables and rig ging, and have put into brernerlehe. Captain Mies, of the India flip Assegais, ar rived at Cochin on the 4th of January, with part of his crew, from Sechcllcs.. On the syth of Oc tober, the crew of the ARMENIA, two Midflip. men, and t 6 men belonging to his Majcay's fhips A and LANCACTER, embarked for Colum• bo; but on the 9th of November, their (mall vellel was wrecked on a reef of rocks among the Maldivia Iflands, when five men of his Majelly's (hips, and eight others, were loft in attempting to reach the fhore by a raft : the reft of the people got into' two boats ; one, with Captain Mics, arrived ; but the other had not reached Cochin tome days after. Mr. Matioos, Midthipman of the Lox cas ts s, died by ficknefs on the paliage. It is Paid that five fhips of the line which, about a fortnight ago, failed from the Channel Fleet, are gone to the Well Indies. Captain Essiscrow is the Commodore of the fquadrnn. Some think that this force has been fent out by way of precau tion, confidering that the French will very loon be permitted by onr concept, or by the Definitive Treaty, to fend out a great and new force to that quarter. The precaution teems proper. thouch for tome time at Isall the French will have dnar hands full in fettling St. Domingo. .. ~ . , _„ ' FROM THE LONDON dAZETTE, NOVEIViIin to iltisti2ALTY-Or”C2. Nnvt:42lll 21. Cnpy of a Letter I. ant tit , Right I Lou Lord Ku mi. K. iik ' Comrr..mder in Cti:ef of his Majelty's Mips and vervbi F. the N'Llizerr..nran, to Lyn N Nt tr tN, ESq. dated an board tilt Focnyr; TA Ns', C A:. ten dr! I, :he 13th of .tugull, i lica• SIR-1 have thu lioiloor of continuing a report of t.;;;Ii capftirts mad.: by his Majefty's Ship, ittuldr my C. , mntand, AS 11.1V2 reached me, lince my lalt Kann: ,n 1 the 17th Fcbi urry. (Signed) aI I r:f. Lift o f V.tr.is captured, rez.t r icr.d. or lit il roFed by bls M.- J. It t.'s Lip e ferving, on tip: %La:terra/lean Ration under the C. , 41m . .r.d of the M L itt lionouralde Lord Ketrii, K. Rs Admiral of the Blue, Commander in Chief, :lee. &e. tines the t 7th of Febv:.ary allot, including fuels as arcs • captured before that period but not reported to the Admiral when the lan return Seat Met, The Spanith Bows Diane ; taken by the Therms, Capt. John Sib;. Flir tat IS I Die Fr au .Inna, from Lonnicaux, laden with Wine, S.-.:. tal:en by the Millyrve, Captain George Cockbuni, Ail it, acce Ali, Spanish brig Nt..teiyara, from rayonue bound to Tate ran, in ballin : It..t..dn ti by the Nlinerve, Captain George Cue.d.um, M.v 25. t Y..tn. '1 h.: drench brig It::. i ratelli. frum Balli4 hound to Toulon, in hallaft i Taken by Cat Ninthly, Captain William Holt, Sep tember 1, 11300. The Fr,nch'lrehacento la Eataglia di Ntarengo,pticateer, front Ravenna on a crude -. Taken by the Pigmy cutter, Lieu:mutt William , hephvard, Se ptentter 6, t Zoo. The Imperial Trehaecolo Divine Providence, from Cyfenatiro limind to France, laden with rope, Sec.: Taken by Ditto, September 17. t Rao. The Neapolitan Polarre brig Madotta de ',mire, frotn Trerano hound to Pomo Gal, laden with fait : Taken by Ditto, Sep tember 'to, 1800. The Spanifh veirel la Virgen del Rofario: Taken by the Alba,. naife, Captain Francis Ne-weamile. September to, i SOO. The Santa Meria Trebaceoln, from Barre bound to Iremsio, laden with LitiLed : Clez-red by Ditto, October 9, 18.70. The Imperial Trcbaecttio Divine Providence, from Monorail bound to htilvn ' laalcn with Oil : Taken by the Pigmy cut ter,'Llcutenan t William Sherheard, Odober go, t8::.0. The Spanifh brig St. Bantolom_w, laden with merehandize: Taken by t..e Eoudroyaut, Dade m, &e.GEteber 14, 18xi. A Cifpaline Trebaccolo, front Ravenna bound to Pefaro, laden with Pine : Taken by the El Carlo and Pigmy, Novanber lA. I P•or.. A CiCairisie tie') coin, from Ravenna bound to Pefaro, in bal.. tail taken by Ditt,t. November ,6, 1800. The Daniall brit ; Aura Nlaria, fre.rn Malaga bound to Leghorn, laden with win?. De•ained IT thy Tanta Tcrcla, Captain Ito lizrt Camp', 'i, Il• cemlitir 9, I c - .. The 7 ainiCt L'.-p gal :oleo, troth I A:2'l , m bound to Genoa, laden with c"ttyti, n.:. eve. Des..:ine.i by ilitto, December i/, tile d. Fite Lt.?: I', Lrig 5p..- y, from Newf. atotiland bound to Oporto Net) with cad tilt: Recaptured by the Nctley, I.:yyter •nt b. G. Bond, Derymber 15, Ake:. A ;: / ,,,,,i1 I , g,;(tr, (na.r.t unknovn,) from Vigo, laden with wine, S.e. retalcey Sy L'ido. December 17, 1800, and cart ried into I .a Gnarl,. The i'r..nrb bra Good Friends. from Leghorn bound to Mar. (ea., laden with Twenty-eight long brats r ota, aye brats mortar , . :L.!. and fhei:i : Taken by the Caroline and Wm mice, l'-recli er 26, 031. .1 French Tartan. (name unkown,) from Marfelliirl bound. to Cm tie, in ha!latt. : Takt nby the Mercury, Captain 'lbws:tate Rogers, Jann .ry s, I E: - .A. Tl, :-,,,,,i,1 thl2 la 85nge, from Barcelona bound to Trielte. ladyn with brandy: Taken by the El Cuero and Piguiy,- Ja , nuary ty. art. The Rufian pr:a,:rc flip Modona Turgliana, from the Mores bound to Trii.:te; laden with leather i Taken by Ditto, la. nuery 17, ttzt. The Euelli brig ftakcaroo, frsim Newfoundland bound to Lifhon, laden with two ahnufhnd nine hundred qui l Cesd-fillt : Recapturtd by the Renown, Captain iorar a t White, January 21, 18ot. A French arbee privateer, of four fix-ponnders and twenty four men ' from I.eghorn bound to Egypt, laden with Own arms and ammenition : Taker. by the Caroline and Sala. mine, January at, IBC.I. The Ser , dith brie Alive, from Magadore bound to 1.-rhorn, laden wish bides, ter.: Detained by the Caroline and Mu tine. February t. 01..tt. The Dar.ifh MN; Olihas, front slaleo bosun, to Bremen, lade= with brandy: Detained by the ct;ibraltar, Captain W. 11. Kelly, F,truary 6, !Sot. The Swed.li ^op Nieto!, .I.ielplins, from Gallipoli bound to ainheirgt., laden with I )if : 11'.tai.Ifll by the Dragon, Cap tain George Coliptiell. F. brietry 6. tßa:t. The t.weehili i;allint Nl.•:ia Ire& rice, from Valencia hnund to H..intute•b, laden witii wine and brandy : Detained by Di,- to, February 6,18 0 i. The American Ichooticr Industry, from Salem, laden one' ea coa, hides, and hilt : 11 tamed by the Memory, Capt a in Thomas Roger, February 6, 1801. The Sweellat brig lunge Earl, of two guns tad eight men, hoot bLitaga bound to Altona, Wen with wine and fruit: Detained by the Drag in, Captain George Campbell, tebno. ary 7, 12 - 1. The Details (sip Three Sißcre, from Alicant bound to CM • C:I. bagen. sv.,h niter hun :red and (canny tons of fait: Detained by Ditto, February ~ C....)1. The Dania' brig Providence. laden with brandy : I)etafned by the Gibraltar, Captain William H. Kelly, February R. The Dannh brig Gran' B. rollutor, 1.0,n ss, oh nuts: Detained by the Minerve, Captain Gt•orge ('ockburn, February 8. The Saredilh brig Antylii , in. la len with feet:. and tob..ces. ~ Detained by the Rcnow.a, Captain Jahn C. Wilie, net: ... ary 8, act. The Dania brig Adititar. in Itallall : Detain.d hr the Gil r s tar, Capt Win. 11. K,lly, teltruar) 13. idol. The Swedifh Gallia( Catherine Chriftiana, laden w;ti: t •r: Detained by the Mineree, Captain George Cadet,: t, le. bruar7 8, tgot. The Euridiee Swell% brig laden with wine, ratlins, a 1; Ly. mac : I):talned by Ditto, February 8, tllOO. The Spaniflt !agree St. Francifeo la Paula Pei.. et. : ~7 ~ , guns, four (air,lt, and thirty-eight men, from Pe i ry • ... a. on a eruire i T-t .::: by the Kahl-, Lieutenant J. ...t... :.:..: . 1 February 9, ty.'t. 1 The Sparifh priv ttecr San Jof..f alias Fl &St , . • I (~,,, 7 — a. four swivels, and itft)-ive men, Frans Coma. ~ on a ~,,i. • Taken by Ditto, I gbruary a t, ski. An Enghnt bri4.'n •nr. unknown) ( mm Snenl r•y .. , • , ~.. ;.,..,./ ' to Oporto, in 6.11'.312. Recaptured by Din a , i ~ , ,,,i ~. t Sot. An ildigllfh Snow, (name unknown; from '..nod .r. /,„ ,„3 i, Oporto, in baleft : Recaptured by Ditto, I ehru, y il, IF t . The Swedifh flair U.:lvrea of four guns at id twee.- re ~.- .; ' o with Lit : Detab.ed Sy the Placenta, Ca itainlzw.e..,.. It :. . HaUlead. i ebruaey t I, 18 4. The Bweelifh (rip t'ictatian, laden wit!. wine: Dec air e.: ;. f ' Dnen, le:teary is, teDi 1 A Danith flip (n.me tv.known); Detained by the P1...r5., Captain Robert Barlow, Feb-nary t 3, 18ot. A Da:hash:l (name unanow6): Detained by Ditto, Fehrt.vry i t.t•act. i Tle Duni% fhip Athnia, (ran Copenhagen bound to Tricfle, Ise'...n with itoehnth . Detained by El Cotfo and Piker, Et Sill try 1 i, a?ot. T he r ee ,dh :hip Nimcm. from film bound to H.lmltand, laden with ftit : Talon by the Phones, Captain! :wet nee I.('illion Hailted, fesrl.:37 IJ. &Sot. A Dana! , fri:•ty : Detained !•• tt.z Gencrete, Captain Man ley Disor, f; it-nary it. t: `t. A ncutr !vette% ••:•nte unknown) with five thoufand quarters / of wheat or. board: .I.,etaineei by the Dragon, Captain Ge.nry e Cm:pb.ll. February In, t1.. , t. p'l.c stoma 10, ,:-r Noltra 50' ta did Carmen, frnm Vito board ( to Ferrol, lain reins wine and fardialas : Taken by the hctley, LW122,212nt JAM, Mein. February t 6, act. 'The Danith brig MlNtallina Chriftiana, from Venice icaund in Zante, laden with plank. Bca. Detained by the El Cthrfo and Pigmy, Febtuar) a 6, iBos. The French 'cher la runtime. of ha ran. an i thirty-tie' t men, with ore thoufand two hundred (land of anus nn baud, from f.iyhorn bound to Aksandria: Takers by the Miasma. Captain George Mina, February t 6. tillot. Iyt e Swc.Wh aria Horpet„ from T. bound to Markillee. In ballaft i Detained by the Mnreary, ()Tit Thaw Rage -ft. i 4 break...lg the blockade, Minter, a , snot. elTacieroora 23. tii con, im ~;; more )~i ~., gl ~~ C r. b!' . ait : •-u::. ~:Vi~ 8,_ . ; MIL the Re. Pik I. a, 14 9 Rt!u:-.1 nA anter )365. eal W. to is of a. 6,4 S. 4. to :marl iALNI a +c ifei sde e3trl