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London, England, 1815-01-28 00:00:00

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NAVAL NEWS.

TWO ANIERICAN FRIGATES IN THE BRITISH
CHANNEL.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 26.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Opossum from a cruize, and brings an ac-
count of two American frigates being in the
Channel, in consequence of which a immbet of
shies are gone hi pursuit of them.
ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.—The Opossum
gnu-brig has come in from the ‘VestwarinTbrings
an account that two American frigates ate cruiz-
ing at the entrance of the Channel. A number of
ships are about to sail from. hence in pursuit of
them.—Arrived his M.tijesty's ships Lee and Liver-
pool from the Eastward.

PO.RTSMoUTU, JAN. 27.—Arrived his Majesty's
ships Bombay and Tyrian from the Downs.

Extract fropt Me Journal of Me .IfarlLorongh Packet,arrivell

from LiWoli.

Jan. 3d, Arrived at Lisbon in company with the Arabella
packet-SW, Arrived his Majesty's ships. Amarantlie and
Bermuda, with a convoy from England-Bth, Sailed his Ma-
jesty's ship Calypso, with a convoy 'for Gibraltar-9th, Ar-
rived the Kent packet-10th, Arrived his Majesty's ships
-Horatio, Papillon, and Zenobia, the latter with the William •
and Alfred recaptured West Indianian, captured by the
Harpy, American privateer, off Cape Finisterre—A. M. pro-
ceeded down the River below Belem Castle; came alongside
Captain Coulson, of the h: ig Flying Fish; he was captured
off the Burlings, by the David Porter, American privateer,
of -9 guns=His Alajey's ships Daphne, Amaranth;, and
Bermuda were preparing to convoy about 40 of 50 transports
and merchantmen, bound to England.

The Hercules, BEI-THENTbS, Emit)) Dantzic to
Liverpool, is totally lost off Cape .Waatt.
The Lively, MATuF:R, froni London to Exeter,
is lost on. the GOadwin Sands.

The Brtn,wiek, BIRD, trorn.Glasgow to Para,
was taken and burnt, the end it last month, by
the Whig Privateer._

The 811tCrpriZe, BAIMINGITAM, front Gnerney,
is arrived at Lisbon, after hving taken and plun-
dered by the Whig, privateer.