The National Register.
London, England, 1812-09-13 00:00:00

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Baltimore, tbr Boston, burnt.-16th Schooner Fame, Hunt; from
Savannah, for Boston, burnt.—Schooner John and George, Isaacs,
from Lisbon, for N •w York, sent to Halifix.—S3d. Schooner, Elea-
nor, Atkins from St. Croix, tor Boston, burnt.—Also the following
sent into fialif x : Maria of New York, from Cadiz ; Margaret of
Plymouth, from Belfast; Fortune of Newbury Port, from Lisbon;
Columbia of Boston, from Lisbon; M•dcolin of Portland, from Lis-
bon ; Hesper, --, from Liverpool; Plymouth, from St. Bartholo-
mew's; Hiram of Salem, from Lisbon; and Traveller, of Bucks-
town.
A Letter of Marque from Jamaica to England, has been taken by the
Gallatin American Rcveoue.o utter, after a seveie engagement of eight
Lours, and carried into Savannah.
An English Brig of `.IOO Tons, mounting 6 Guns, from Liverpool
to Sr. John's, with 66 tons of Salt on hoard, arrived at Maiblehead
the rnitidlc of July, P ize to the Lion Privateer.
The Patriot, Brown, from Guadaloupe to Halifax, is taken by the
Jell-elm Revenue Cutter, and carried into Nortork
The }ndeavour of Bermuda, Newman, from Newfoundland to
St. Andrew's, arrived at Salem, the ISth July, Prize to the Polly
Privateer.
The Tcazer American Privateer, has taken an English Brig in Bal-
last, from Gibraltar.
An English Ship of 300 tons, laden with Rice, Flour, and Naval
Stores, said to be from St. Andrew's to London, arrived at Cape Ann,
10th
.July, Prize to the Madison Privateer.
The Wade, Johnson ; and the --, Pinder, 'From Nassau, (with
Specie on board) are taken in St. Mary's River, by American Gun
boats. . _ .

The Mary Ann, Ehlers, from Falmouth, arrived at Charleston 3cl
July, and was seized.
The Brig Ann, M' Donald, from Cadiz to St. John's, and the Ship
Fanny, from Glasgow, have been taken by the Teazer Privateer of
New York. The latter is since retaken by the Plumper GB.
The Lamprey, from Jamaica to Halifax, is taken by the Essex Fri-
gate, and sent into Baltimore.
The Concord, Widdecombe ; and the Elbe, --, from St. An-
drew's to Env land, were taken 4th July, and carried into Salem.
The Ann Green, Fish, of Glasgow, from Jamaica to Quebec, was
taken 27th July, by the Gossamer Privateer of Boston, and carried
into that Port. _

The brig, Resolution, laden with peas and flower, was taken and
carried into Portland on the 30th July.
The Thomas, Sampson, from Liverpool to Amelia Island, put into
Aston 21st July, and was taken possession of.
The schooner 'Union Lass, from Newfoundland to Cape Sable; the
schooner Lord Nelson, from Gaspee Bay to Halifax ; and the
schooner Mary Ann, Dugar, from Halifax to Quebec, were taken the
middle of July, by the Buckskin American privateer.
The Rob. and Betsey, Baldry, from London, arrived at Charleston
7th July, and was seized by the guard ship.
Two British brigs from Amelia, laden with lumber, were taken Ist
July, by an American gun boat, above St. Mary's.
The Tulip, Monk, from New York to Lisbon, was taken and
carried in Philadelphia ?4th July.
The Hero, , from Lisbon to St. Andrew's, is taken and car-
ried into Castine.

The Mary, Walker, from Cape Breton to Liverpool; and the Two
Friends, Skelton, from Prince Edward's Island to Plymouth, were
taken on the 11th ult. by the Benjamin Franklin privateer of New
York, but suffered to proceed after taking out the Masters, and plun-
dering the vessels. The privateer had taken four other ships laden
with timb:r. _ _

The Ann, Kelly, from St. John's to Halifax ; the Jarrett, Jacobs,
from Bristol to St. Andrew's, and the Mary, Brace, rom Bristol to
St John's, are taken and carried into Salem.
The Bee, Appleby, from Sardinia to Minorca, is taken and carried
to Ajacia.