The National Register.
London, England, 1812-08-02 00:00:00

TUESDAY, JULY 28.

The Ville de Caen French privateer, of Id guns, including eight
tie dye pounders, and 71 men, is taken by the Seri Lark schomer, of
ltl gllll, and carried into Plymouth : the privateer had thirteen men
killed, and sixteen ‘vutine!cd: the Sealark h d six killed, and eigh-
teen wounded ; sl:e trout St. Nlalue'a on the tiOth instant, and
had nut made a cantor:. _ _

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Portsmouth, 'Atli," The fleet which sailed Flom hence eta the
16th instant, for l'ortneal, under convoy of the Hotspur frigate, put
back to Stokes they yesterday."
The Larkins, arrived at St. lickna, parted wilt the following I ndia-
men on the 10th of A Hl, in hit. P. .10. N. lon,t. 19. 1 I. W. all well :
viz. Asia, Femenhei:..; Istell, Hay ; Bengal, Nichols ; Earl St.
Vincent, Pascal' ; )'rime Kr gent, II arris ; Lord Carrington, Hawkey ;
and Chapman, Constable ; bound to Bengal,
The Cornwall, Champion, from Jamaica, ariived at Liverpool on
the 2d of ulv, in lat. 47. long 33. 50. fell in with a vessel (a brig) ap-
parently an American, with all spars gone but the bowsprit, without
any person on board. On the 3d of July, in lat. 18 long. 32. spoke
tre Fanny, Forster, fit)nt Glasgow, out 1 t days, bound to New
unswick, all well.
T!ie [Mien, arrived from Madras, spoke the following vessels all
well, via.—On the 704 cf lune in lat. .1. 10. long '2l. 19. the ship
St. Thcago, from Lisbon, bound to 1 Japeiro and Bergal, 23 days
trom Lisbon; the brig Mary, Galley, from 13elfist to Antigua, on
the 25th of Junf., in lat. 21..11. long. 37. 39. out 3J days ; the brig
Resoloti(oi, Patret, r.f Plymouth, from Guernsey to St. John's,
Newfoundland, on the 10th of July; in lat. 19.12. long. 28. 10. out

The Harrio, Ilyndinal, from St. Lucie, spoke on the 30th of Jun-,
the Brunswick, frcan London to Quebec, in lat. 17. long.
all well.

The Twee Sisters, of Shoreham, with slates, for Brighton, was
driven on shore on Brighton on Thursday night, whilst unload..
LI, and has since gone to piece.. Crew and materials saved.
The I nii‘erial, II riling, twill Liverpool to New Brunswick, is to-
tally losto,iSa .le Island. Crew sayen.

The brig Speed.vt•ll, sailed from Madeira on the 23d of September
last, fo► Qa.bec, aid has not si►:ce been heard of.

FRIDAY, JULY 31•
Orders were this n ruing rzceivzci at the Custom-house, not to
,clear A =man ves:x!s.

Halifax, .5.11 July. " Only two prizes have yet hem sent in here,
and they captnred by the Belvidera : one an A inetican ship from
Cadiz, with salt, the other it br:',?, front Madeira, with wine and specie.
The Africa, M W. (E'flus, Shannon, and lielvidera frigates, are under
weigh, am! the wino blowing fresh from the NE. wiff carry them in
three clays to the American coast. There will be nothing left in the
harbour alter the Julia sails for En.l
The Prince Regent, Twentywan, is not arrived at Liverpool, as
stated in last list : she was at Liverpool N. S. on the 20th tilt. high
and dry.
The Martinis of Ely, Apollo, and Earl Howe, outward hound In-
diamen, were all well 26.1 t June, in lat. 21. 50. lung. 21.:i:).
The Lydia, - , from A lgesiras to ti w York, k (let:lined by
the Jason frigate, and carried lino St. John's, N.:wfaunAland.
Tito rriton, of New York, laden with sat:, has been faun(' at sea,
without any person on hoard, by the Jaolltrigatz, arid carried into St.
Newfoundland.
The Polly, Barnes, trod Poole to London, foundered on Wednesday
nmilt.4„ in Westgate Bay, near Margate.

MARRIED.
Lately, at Foll:e.tene, Mr. Wm. Hall, fisherman, to the Widow
11311; on t!ie to;lnwing Tuesday the briile4roont turned his Lov::.G
SprflUZ out of doors, and on Wednesday the fowu Cricr gave notice to
u:e inhabitants not to i,iye her credit.
1)1 E
On the 1i rf Fcinniary I at Calcutta, Bengal, in the nth year of
age, M s. l'racces Johnson, thz oldest British resident in Asia :
s no was grandminhcr tr., the Earl of Liverpool, and mother of Edward
Wars, Eti. of klandslope Pak, in Berkshire, and of Mrs. Poyntz
1 icketts.

At the advanced age of 101, Mrs. Jane Fair, in St. Mary's,
Norwich.
In the Pool's Nonce, Yarmouth, A. Royals, aged 107.
At llath, after a long illness, m his HBd year, Sir Rouen Ainslie,
;Bart.
At Twickenham, 'aged 94, J. Davies, Esq. first Cousin to his Grace
t be Duke of Norlolk, and Captain in the Royals.