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LOYDOAT GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. WEDNESDAY. NOVENtEEIt s?. AtomiciLTrorrlct, Nov. 27. Seel of a Letter received hit sight by the Hon Captain Black wood, from Vice-Admiral Lord Coßingwood, Commander in Chief of hit Majefty's rips and Teals in the Mediterranean, to William Marfden, Efq. dated on board his Majefty's Stip the , Queen, eQ Cape Trafalgar, Nov. 4, dos. Sir.—On the 28th ultimo I informed you of the proceedings of the fquadron to that time. The wen. they continuing very bad, the evind blowing from the 8. W. the fquadron not in a fituation of fafety, and feting little profpea of getting the captured (hips off the land, and great rifle of tome of them getting into port, I determined no longer to delay the deftroying tiv.lrn, and to get the fquadron out of the deep Bay. The extraordinary exertion of Captain Cares., how nsved the French Swiftfure ; and his !hip the Nor BF, together with the DONIGAL, Captain MAL. c“:.:4, afterwards brought ont the Bahama. Indeed, nothing can exceed the perfeverance of all the offi cers employed in this fervice. Captain Hare rigged and fucceeded in bringing out the Ildefonfo, all of which will, I hope, have artived fafe at Gibraltar. For the re(, Sir, I inclofe you a lift of all the enc. my's fleet, which were in the action, and how they are dirpored of, which, I believe, is perfally correEt. —I informed you, in my letter of the allth, that the remnant of the enemy's fleet came out a fecond time to endeavour, in the bad weather, to cut off Come of the hulks, when the Rayo was difinalled, and felt into our bands; Die afterwards parted her cable went on fhore, and was wrecked. The Indomptable, one of the fame fquadron, was alto driven on !bore, wrecked; and her crew perifhed. The Santa Anna and the Algetiras being driven near the (tore of Cadiz, got filch affiflance as has enabled them to get in ; but the ruin of their fleet is as complete as could be expeCted, under the circum- Dances of fighting them dole to their own flore.— Had the battle been in the Ocean, Dill fewer would have efcaped. Twenty fail of the line are taken or deltroyed ; and of thofe which got in, not more than three are in a repairable Rate for a length of time. Rear Admiral Louts, in the CANOPUS, who had been detached with the gyass, &relieve, and Ttoae, to complete the water, &c. of thefe fh!ps, and to fee the convoy in fafety to a certain diftance up the Mediterranean, joined me on the 30th. In clearing the captured (hips of prifoners, I found fo many wounded men, that to alleviate human zni fery as much as was in my power, I fent to the Mar quis tie ficitaaa, Governor •General of Andalufia• to offer him the wounded to the care of their coun try, on receipts being given : a propofal which was received with the greaten thankfulnefs, not only by the Governor, but the whole country refounde with expreffions of gratitude. Two French frigates were fent out to receive them, with a proper officer to give receipts, bringing with them all the Englifh who had been wrecked in feveral of the !hips, and an offer from the Marquis de Sneawa of the ufe of their hof. vitals for our wounded, pledging the honour of Spain for their being carefully attended. I have ordered mutt of the Spanifh prifoners to be retested ; the of ficers on parole ; the men for receipts given, and on condition that they do not ferve in war, by tea or land, until exchanged. By my correfpondence with the Marquis, I found that Vice Admiral d'Atava was not dead, but dangeroufly wounded, and I wrote to him a letter, claiming him as a prifoner of war : a copy of which . 1 enclofe, together with a 'late of the Flag Officers'of the Combined Fleet. I am, &c. (Signed) c. CotAtvottrOnD. A Lift of the Combined Fleets of France and Spain in the action of sift Oftober, zgos, of Cape Trafalgar, fhewiog how they are difpokd of. r. Spaniih Blip Sae Ildcfonfo, of 74 gm, Brigadier Doc Jofep4 de Vargas; fent to Gibraltar. 1. Span& 04 San Juan Neprenueeno, of 74 guns, Brigadier Don Carom Churruea ; fent to Gibraltar. 3. Spanith ship Bahama, of 74 guns, Brigadier Don A. D. Dan° -.. . lent to Gibiahas. 4• ['rends Clip Swiftfuse, of 74 guns, Mennen VlM:mad:in ; feat to Gibraltar. s. Spaniel thip Nteciarea, of 74 guns. Don Jeodoro Argunsofs ; wrecked off San Lucar. 6. French Rip Fougeus, of 74 guns, MonGeur Baudouin ; wrecked nff Trafalgar, all perithed, and thirty of she Temeraires mess 7. French Rip Indiunptable, of 84 pas, Moamar Hubert; wrecked off Rota, all perithed. S. French lip Buccentaur, of So.puns, Admiral Villeneuve Com mander in Chart ; Captains Prigny and Magus& ; wrecked as the Porques, Rene of the crew laved. Spaniel (hip San Francirco de All., of 74 guns, Don Luis de Flores; wrecked near Rota. so. Spanith Sip El Rale, of too guns, Brigadier Don Henrique Macderiel ; wrecked near San Lacer. Spaniel Chip Neptune, of 84 guns, Brigadier Don Cayetano Valdes; wrecked between Rota and Catolina. •t. French Chip Argonante, of 74 guns, Monfleur Epron ; on (hnrc an the port of Cadiz. r!. French Chip Berwick, of 14 pd.!, MODUUT Camas; wrecked m the northward of San Lucar. 14. French thip Algie, of 74 guns, Mondeur Cower ; wreaked near Rota. is. Arendt thip Achille, of 74 guns, MonGeur de Nieuport ; burnt during the adios. z 6. French (hip Intrepide, of 74 guns, Monfietir Inforriet ; burnt by the Britannia. 17. Spaniel Chip San Aguttbs. of 74 guns, Brigadier Don Felipe X. Camel ; burnt by dm Leviathan. 1%. Span& Sip Santiffama Trinidad, sof zeo guns, Rear Admiral Don Baku. H. Cifnercia ; Brigadier Don F.Uriarte ; funk by the Prince, Neptune, ace. tn. French Gip Redoubtable, of 74 peas, Monfieur Lamm funk *item of the Swiftfure ; Tenaeraire loft thirteen, and Swiftfuret five men. 'pupil:l; l 64 Argonauts, of to gets, Don Antonio Pardo ; %Lk by the Ajax. :y. 71partift, (hip Santa Ana, of zl2 guns, Vise Admiral Don. Ig nacio VAR's; Captain Don jokes de Quistioqui ; taken, but got Into Cadiz in tbegsk, &Wafted at Free& Chip Aire's% of 74 gum Rem Admiral MOSS (killed) : Captain Msedkur Draw; takes, but got late Cam in the gale, difinafteds 13. French Orlp Pluton, of 74 pas, Monfreur Canaan; returned to Cadiz in a finking Rate. $4. Swigs Sip San Jute, of 74 guns, Don Miguel Garton re • turned to Cadiz, has a forma* only. sj. Spada Sip San Leandro. of 64 gnus, Don Joker de Ct!eve . de; returned to Cadiz. &Waft& *S. French Sip Neptune, of 14 guns, Monfteur Malftral ; re turned to Cadiz , and rife& s 7. French !hip Hems. a 74 guns, Mondale Poulain; returned to Cadiz, lower malts in, and Admiral Roiftilia's Sag on board. al. Spanifh grip Principe de Afturias, of In guns, Admiral Don F. Gravina ; Don Antonio Weans, &c.; returned to Cadiz, di& mated. sp. Spud& grip Martinez, of 74 guns, Don Franegoo Aleedo; returned to Cadiz. Jo. French grip Formidable, of So guns. Rear Admiral Duna noir ; hauled to the Southward, and efcaped. 31. French grip Mont Blanc, of 74 guns, Moefleur Le Vgievies ; hauled to the Southward, and leaped. 32. French thip scipioa, of 74 guns, Monfieur Benner ; hauled to the Southward, and efcaped. 33. French Ship Dogma,' Trouin, of 74 guns, Monficor Touffet hauled to the Southward, and taped. N. B. There four grips were captured by Sir Richard Strad= on the 4th irritant. ABSTRACT. At Gibraltar • • -. 4 Deftroyed • In Cadiz, wrecks • - 6t la Cadiz, ferviceable - • 3s 9 • Elcaped to the Southward • - 4 Total 33 A Lift of the names and rant of the Flag Officers of the Combined Beet of France and Spain in the anion of the isit of Oft. tBoj. Admiral Villeneu►e, Commander in Chief; Buceentanr—Taken. Admiral Don Frederic° Graving; Principe de Afturias—Eksped. io Cadiz, Wounded in the arm. Vice Admiral Dna ignatlo Maria D'Alava ; Santa Ass—Wounded fever* in the gead, taken, but vrai driven Into Cadiz in the Sant* Ans. Rear Admiild Don Sahara Hidalgo Macros; Santlifiois Triid- dad—takes. Rear Admiral Mahon; Algezirap-.Killed. Rear Admiral Dadiaseir ; formidable—Ml Eery*las. a Cadiz. Oetober 27. My Lord Marquis—A great number of Spanifk fubjefts having been wounded in the late anion be tween the Britifh and the Combined Fleets of Spain end France. on the sill MIL humanity, and my de. fire to alleviate the fufferings of there wounded men, dilate to me to offer to your Excellency their en largement. that they may be taken proper care elfin the hofpitals on Gore, provided your Excellency will fend boats to convey them, with a proper officer to give receipts for the number, and acknowledge them lin your Excellency'. anfwer to this letter, to be prifo. nets of war. to be exchanged before they ferve again. I I beg to allure your Excellency of my high confider ation, and that I am. &e. (Signed) C. COLLINGWOOD. To Ms Excellency the Marquis de Solana, Captain- Courtrai of Andalues, Governor, &c. Cadiz. CONDITIONS ON WWII TIM SPASMS WOUNDED PRI• SON IRS Will aILSINSSD, AND SINT ON :Hoge TO Till HOSPITAL. I OUILLIres Vatireant, having been authorifed, and empowered, by the Marquis de SOLANA ' Cover. nor General of Ands'eta and of Cadis, to receive from the Englifh fquadron ttite wounded prifoners, and fuch pedant as may be necefrary to their care, which releafe and enlargement of the wounded, &c. is agreed to. on the part of the Commander in Chief of the Bra!' fquadron, on the pofitive condition, that nose of the Paid prifuners flail be employed again. in any public fervice of the Crown of Spain, eitber by fea or land, until they are regularly ex changed. Signed ea board hie Britanok Malefty's dip the &tram at fea, the 3oth Odober, (Signed) GUILL. Di VALVIRDS. E decan de S. E. Euryalui, off Cadiz, Odober 33. Sir—lt is with great pleafure that I have heard the wound you received in the a9ton is in a hopeful way of recovery, and that your country may Rill have the benefit of your future fervice. But, Sir, you furrendered yourfelf to me, and it was in contideration only of the Rate of your wound that you were not removed into my !hip. I could not difturb the repofe of a man fuppofed to be in his laft moments ; but your (word, the emblem of your fervice, was delivered to me by your Captain, and expel that you confider yourfelf a pri(ner of war, until you (hall be regularly exchanged by cart el.— I have the honour to be, Ste. ( Signed) C. oot.ctscwoOD. To Vice Admiral Doo Ignatio Maria DWava, fent uoitcr cover to Adrotral Graviva. Amah&aft of the Killed and Wounded on board the refpeffilve Ships compofing the bid& Squadron, under the command of the Right Honourable Vice -Moan! Lord Vifeount Nacos. in the action of the st ft of Oftsber, t Soy, off Cape Trafalgar, with the Combined Fleets of France and Spain. Vißoty-4 officers, 3 Petty officers, 3$ leant = urines, killed; 4 officers, 3 petty officers, 59 kit a n,' TS m +trines wounded—Total 131 111111 and 9 m Royal Sovereign-3 Officers, s Petty Officers, $9 Seamen, and 13 Marines, killed ; 3 Officers, 5 Petty Olken, 70 Seamen, and 16 Marines wounded—Total 141. Britannia—t officer, S (careen and a marine killed; t officer, petty officer, 33 foam en and 7 marines wounded—Total Ss. Tsmeraire-3 officers, I petty officer, 35 rumen and It oarless killed; 3 (Accts.! petty officers, S 9 fame and z a Manes wounded—Total 123. Prince—Nam. I Neptune—to [amen killed ; s petty officer, so faunas satt3 rine, wounded—Fetal 44. Dreadnought-6 finance and a marine killed ; t office; s petty officers, /9 (mom and 4 marines wounded--Total 33. Tennant—Not received. Man—a officer, 3 petty officers, s 7 feamen and II marines killed ; 4 officers. 3 petty officers, 44fesseen and i 6 marines wounded. Total 9L Bellerophon —% oaken, t piny (Meet, so femme sod 4 killed • s °Sows, 4 petty o ffi cers, 97 femme and so wounded. Total Aso. • Minbtaur-3 feamen killed; I officer. a petty 'Seer, 17 fames ' and; marines wounded. Total ss. elfroge-2 petty officers. :11 frames and tontines killed; 4 oal. ANY= mad 9 oadoes waviest Totally. etnaciefilffen4 .41ffietra, t Nash Filled; s aloes, y Amen reeled. Total ta.- trobiluno-3 teameanni issuises Idled ; t -petty *er r Romeo ate 4 marina *Waded. Total stn • • Ajatt remind; killed; 9 icemen wounded. Total tt. Oriao-4 (wiles s petty officers. ay 'Colman and 4 /U -rines .wasuided Total 24. Agamemnon —a fames killed; [canto% wounded. Total 9.1 Spartiato—.3 &amen killed ; t officer, 2 petty odle we, 16 femme and marine 'ranged. Total s 3. Africa—u feamen and 6 marines killed; s officers. s petty of eau, 30-femme and 7 marines wounded. Total 6s. Belleific-os officers. a petty officer. .11 tames and 8 uterine. kil led; 3 officers, 3 petty Akers. 68 fames and 19 maims wounded. Total 126. Coloffits-4 officer, p femme and 8 marines kilted ; s c6eets, 9 petty officers, t is feineen aed p marines wounded. Total sou. Ackille—t petty officer, 6 &amen and 6 marina killed ; 4 °Meer., 4 Italy came, 37 fumes and 24 marina wounded. Total ys. Polypbenitiroa feamen Enid; 4 (MUM wounded. Total 6. Swiftfure-7 (amen and s marines killed; i petty officer. 6 &a men and t marine wounded. Total ay. Defente-4 icemen and 3 2111i21118 killed; s 3 feamen and 6 ma times wounded. Total 36. Tiatinderer —a lemma and a marines klEed ; s petty offices!, 9 featneo and t marine wounded. Total *6 Dellancea officers. a petty officer. 8 icemen and 6 marines kil led ; t officer, 4 petty officers, 39 &amen and 9 marines wound ed. Total 70. Total—at offieen, 13 petty °Seem sB3 icemen and tot marines Mod: et officers, 37 petty officers, 870 Icemen and 196 marines wounded. Total lull. (Signed) C. COLLINGWOOD. Return of the Names of tie Officers and Petty Officers killed and wounded on board the Sides of Us Htitith Squadron in the aelion with the Combined Fleets of France and Spain, Cape Tra falgar, on the 2et Odtober aos. KILLED. Victory The Right Hew Lord Vifccont Welton, K. B Vice Ad miral of the White, Commander in Chief, &c. ; John Scott, Efq. Secretary; Charles W. Adair, Captain Royal Ma rines ; Wm. Ram, Lieutenant ; Robert Smith and Alex. Palmer, midfldputen ; Thomas Whipple, Captain's clerk. Royal Sovereign—Brice Gilliland Lieutenant Wm. Chalmers matter • Robert Green, ad Lieutenant of Royal Marines ; john Akcnhead and Thomas Brenta, midthipmen. Britannialreancia Rogow, Lieutenant. Temeraira—Simeon Bevy. Captain of Royal Marines ; Jahn 3Eugiton, Lieutenant of Royal Marines ; Lewis Orden, carpen ter; William Pitts, miclibipman. Prince Neptune—None. Dreadnought—Non& Tonnant—No return. Mars—George Duff, Captain; Alt-Tender Duff. Maftcr's Mate ; Edmund Corlyn and Henry Morgan, Midibipmen. BellereplionJoin Cooks rare Captain; Edward Overton, Mafter; John Slaloms, Midtbipmen. itcyinge.—Thomas Cider and P.dward F. Brooks, Midalpmen. Cuoquetztobert Lloyd and Wm. M. at. George, Lieutenants. Ajsz....None. Orion--None. Apmemooo—Nase. Spartiate..-Noe. Afrks..-None. Belleide-40enart Gall ant Jobe Wadies, Lientenstres • George Mad. Mldaipenan. Celotrus—.Thomas &riven. Matter. Arbille.-Fronds Jetta Mew Midflitpniao. Denance.—'Pomp Sheens, Lieutenant ; William FOrfter. Boni- (wain ; Jamey Wllliamfon, Miclibipman. WOUNDED. Vidtrwr-Jobe Pace. and 0. Mills Dllgh, Lieutenants •, Lewis B. Reeves and J. G. Peaks. Lieutenant's of Royal Marines ; William Riven (nightly), O. A. WettphalL and Richard Mldnalpmen ; John Ocogehan. Agent Vietualler's Clerk. Royal Sovereign--John Climell mid James BaQsfntd. Lieutenants ; James Le Vefeente, Second Lieutenant of Royal Marines Wm. Watfon, Matter'. Mate ; Gilbert tannlcott, Grenville Tboasp gas, John Campbell, and John Farrant, Midfhipusen ; • lfaac Wilkinfon, Boatfwain. Britannia—Stephen Trounce, Matter ; Wm. Grint, Midfhipman. rental - sire—games Mould, Lieutenant; Samuel J. Payne, Lieute nant of Royal Marines ; John Brooks. Roatfwaia; T. S. Price Matter's-maze ; John Eaftman, Midatipman. Prince—None. Neptune, Harrell, Captain's Clerk. Dreadnought—games L. Lloyd (flightiy), Lieutenant; Andrew M•Culloek and James Saha, Midthipmen. Toonant—No return. Mars—Edward Garrett and James Black, Lieutenants; Thomas Cook, Mailer ; Thomas Norman, Second Captain df Royal Marines; John Tone, George Guinn. William John Cook, John Jenkins, and Alfred Luckraft, Midthipmcn. Bellerophon--Jamea Wensyfs, Captain of Royal Marines ; This nus ge o bl u c e i l , Boadwain g Edward Hartley, Matter's Mate William N. Jewell, James Stone, Thomas Bant, and George Pearfon, Midthipmett. Minotaur--Jantes Robinfon, Dattfvrain ; John Sarnnel Smith. Mitlfhipman. Revenge—Robert Warrant, Captain(Oightly ); bike Dramas's , . Malta; John Berry, Lieutenant ; Peter Lily (Rightly), Cap tain of Royal Marines. Conquernr—Thomas Wearing. Lkutenant of Royal Marines g Philip !Mendel, Licutenant of his Imperial Majefty's Ntry (both alihtlY) Leviathan--J. W. Wairou Mingles= Ajax—Nolte. &kw.. —.— Sauk, C. P. Cable. Mltltkipmett (both qty.; Spatula—John Clarke, Boadvade ; &Ufa ; and inapinan, Midalpmen. Africa—Matthew Hay. Ading Lieutenant ; James Transom. Captain of Royal Marines ; Hcnry Welt and Abraham Turner, Mafter's Mates; Frederick iVltite (nightly), Philip J. Unbolt, and John P. Batley, Midiiiipinen. Terrie, Lieutenant ; John Owen, Pint Lieute nant of Royal Marina ; Andrew Galileo, Boatfwain ; William Henry Pearfon, and William Oilfield, Matter's Mates; Samuel Jago, Midibipenan ; J. T. Hodge, Volunteer, !Mt elafs. Coloas James N. Morris, Captain ; George Bully, Lieutenant ; William Foriter, Antis' Lieutenant ; lan Benfon, Lieutenant of Royal Marina ; Henry Mfibanke, bilafter's Mate; William Herringbam, Frederick TbUtiewayte (nightly), Thomas G. Recce, Henry Seagrove, Rawdee M'Leao, George Warrie, Tim Renou, and George Dengue. /A idiklpinen ; William Admi re" Boatfwain. Achille—Parkins Prynn (nightly), and plias Bray. Lieutenants ; Pratt= Weftropm, Captain of Royal Marion; William Led. don, Lialitellafit of Royal Marina ; George Pear. Matter's Mae ; William H. Staines and Win. J. Snow, hildtkipmen; W. Smith Warren, Volunteer. Mt elm& nem Haddock, 24kUldpmar. Tbsodason.John Sod!, Maker's Mats ; Almada Galloway Mklalproo. Delinsee—P. C. Durham (Sightly), Captain ; James Spratt and Lima Storm, Maker'. Maws g Joba Ha* and lideowid Astkew MlSellwoclu ( 81 11• 01 ) C. COLLINOWOOD. .I , 4.farcia INTI:LLIGENCIL "ra Dohlin Waterfer4 MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind N. It AIL DOZ. Atit . Pll. o 1-1 Hamblinlt • 3 • s dattailmirk 4 • • . • Penzance. Noy. 25.—Side my WI du Wien, Tucuman. failed for Syity; the Aen. Weans. for Southampton; and the Peace, (tyinron. for Li verpool. The Ganser Hoop of war arrived yeller day from a cruise. Pstrisotrrn, Nov. 26.—Arrived his Majelty's (hip l'Esverose, with five vet!: under convoy, front Dublin, bound to London : American dip Sally, left from Falmouth, bound to Amflerdatn, laden with facer and logwood, detained by the Vengeance pri- : vate (hip of war, of this port : the American brig Nep- • tune, Capri.: mailer, from New York, bound to Bourdeaus, with coffee and fugar, detained by his Majefly's (hip MILAMPUS. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 27.—The RufGan fquadron are expeeed to fail to-morrow morning ; alfo the Wormy/lon and Poarotss, with the (hips for So. tang Bay.—Sailed the Arno fchooner, on a cruise. Came into harbour the Cadman gun brig. DOM, Nov, 27.—Arrived left night the !wig Oden, Captain HILLISTROIS, of and for Stockholm. in toenail, from Cherbourg. Arrived in the Roadothe Bast Lisa and BLOODHOUND gun brigs, and the Sceptre armed fltip.—Calm and foggy. DIAL, Nov. 27.—Arrived the Blazer 'gun brig from a cruize. Sailed the Bold, Firm, Exertion, Piercer, Archer, and Blazer gun brigs on a cruise off Beachybead ; the Diligence (loop of war, Watchful and Bloodhound gun brigs on a cruise of Boulogne ; the Vellal frigate, and Valorous Hoop of war on a cruize off Hairleigh ; the Thrafher gun brig on a cruize the bid of the Goodwin Sands ; and the Rifleman gun brig for the Nore. Came down from the River, the Olive Branch. Lit m zur ; and the Ettingdon, HAYMAN. for the WeR Indies, with feveral other flaps, which remain in rte Downs with the (hips as per laR. This day his Ma jetty's (hip ADAMANT, with the tranfports, having on board the Ring's German Cavalry, got under weigh to proceed to "tit Wafer, but the wind falling . Mort, they are again brought to anchor, and will fail the firm fair wind. Wind N. W. hazy weather. Ysa NOV rn, Nov. cB.—Sailed the ILOIIIII frigate, with live Rock, for the (hips under Admiral Reams, off the Tezel. Sailed the Canso' gun brig. with two Meffengers for the Continent, with difpatches. Arrived the Vac us fiigate,-Assizacsallie (loop of war, from a cruise ; and the Chapman armed (hip, with convoy. Sailed the Ptctaon (chooser, with a Meffenger, with difpatches for the Continent. Lord Ca:racc-ar is ezpeeted here in a few days, to embark on board a frigate for St. Peterfburgh. Ships of war, Roebuck, Admiral DOUGLAS, Venus frigate, Beavor and Atnaranthe (loops, Chapman armed (hip, and Badger and Hunter eutters.-.-Wind S.W. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. OIAYIICND, NOV. fred by, the TeigetOMltii Packet, Wales, from Bengal; hubs, Vl'Moo, from Madras ; Orion, Rote - 11abella, Batt; and Little Jane, Larfton,from Demerara ; Sophia,' Cattle, from Faro ; Argo, Ray,from Oporto; Comm, Vayibam ; Crown, Adams; and Enterprise, Burgers, from Dominica; Hero of the Nile, Hutchinfou ; from St. Vincent's; Chair.. .Clubs, from St. K in's; Lady Penrynts, Burger*: and Margarett, Mof fatt, from Grenada; Henrietta, Thoralska from Surinam; Al. fled. Jones, from Tobago; Simonbeek, Root:, from Trinidad ; Europa, Sheddon, from Mouthful; Dalrymple, Shicli, from Berbice; Elko, Wink° ; Alliphakts„ Smith ; Pitt, Connor; Al fred, Boyd; Jane, White; Antelope, Haddets r and Sally, Wit: lime, from Jamsica.—Saied the Lord Nelfon, Gray ; and, Ran ger, Bryon, for Surinam; Concordia, Dubbrigen; and Janie Peter, Oats, for Br amen. in the River, Sophia, A/stifton from Faro ; Prior i from Virginia ; and Campo& Cu mmings,i from Petaiburgis—la the Downs, Martha, Lewingtass, from Dublin; Yaws. Meet gomery; and William M•Crea. from Belfaft—At Cowes, awl& tiona Maria. from Mobp—At Liverpool, Indoors, Whitrway, from Newfoundland; and Hope, Stamen, from Se negal—At Cock. Weftbury, Nicbolb, from Dominica; Detroit- Aire, Powell; and Emulation, from Newfoundland—At Dublin, Baltic. Peel, from Riga-At Newfoundland, Floes, Ms thews, from New York; Paliverance, --- • and Mercury, -- front Lsverpool; and Scarborough, Costnr, from Water. ford-LOff Dover, Four Sifters, Moore, from Philadelphia.-01f Plymouth, Charlotte, Rogers; Belinda, Roberta; Harmony, Humphries; Elba. Monks ; and Friends Janis, from Dublin— At Tsignmouti, Swede. Lanes from NewfaumalandAt Deee. mouth, Aurora, Denham, frac; .Newfousdlood-a.At Limatek. Shannon. Daniel ; and 7.ephyr. Lawdals. from Loados....At Kbialc, Polly. Codner, from Newfoundland. The 'Lion, and Happy Return, of Liverpool, were ftranded the end of lait month, near Drogheda. 'The fchooner Diligence, of Mulford, Janis HAt av, s maller, laden with butter, bound. to London, failed from . Dungarvon on the Itch infant. The fame night the (prong a leak, lay on her beans coda* filled with water, and funk r.o the water's edge, its which Rate the was difcovered, and towed into Bin fale, on the 17th inftant. The crew, with three or four paffertgers were all loft, except the Mailer, who was found lathed to lt part of the wreck, and mutt have peritbed in a few hours, if he had not been dif. covered. The hull and cargo are fared. The Aetive, Captain lime, from Jamaica, is ar rived at &Vail She parted from the Beet confilling of about 17 fail) about a fortnight fince, in a aorta. The Aftive, and Tome other veldt, colleted after wards, and fleeced for the Channel. The (hip Vo lunteer. of London, is fuppofed to have foundered. The crew were taken out by the Racoon brig of war. When Captain Nama faw the Racoon lift, the had a fignal of diftrefs flying. The Active had her quar ter boards writhed away, and loft both her boats in the form. His Majelly's (hip \heron, Captain Bait., captured a French privateer of to guns and fifty men, in the Golph of Ferris, in ths.beginning of May, the Captain of which informed him. that two large corvettes were fitting out at the Mauritiut, with an intention of cruiz. ing in the Gulph, principally with a view to intercept the &Patches to and from India. L