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London, England, 1801-08-01 00:00:00

FALMOUTH, JULY 29.

Sailed the WALSING HAM Packet, Captain Ro-
BERTS, for Lifbon, with the Mail of, the ztff init.
the failed without a flag of truce.—Wind Eaft. •

PLYMOUTH, JULY 30.

Lieutenant LOSACK of the VILLE de PARIS,
ahofe bold atchievement in Camerat Bay; under
moll tremendous batteries, and in fight of the
combined fleets of France and Spain, is the admi-
ration and thence of the day ; is the lath fon (all
in the fervice of their country) of Mr. LOSACK, of
Lower Seymour-freet. His eldeft brother Colo-
nel LOSACK is now in Egypt, commanding the
82d Regt. and his 2d, Capt. of the JUPITER man
of warinthe Eait Indies, who it may be remembered
during the mutiny at the Cape of Good Hope,
kept his (hip's company free from that baleful
contagion, and has been on that flation fix years.
This gallant and meritorious Officer commenced
his Naval career under the Patronage of his Royal
Highnefs the PRINCE of WALES, with Captain (now
Rear-Admiral) PAYNE, In the ENTERPRIZE fri-
gate laft war, and was made a Lieutenant by the
Duke of CLARENCE, from his Majelly's (hip VALI.
Asir, and afterwards placed in the ROYAL SOVE-
REIGN with Admiral COKNWA L LIS, by his brother
the Billop of LITCHFIELD ; with that gallant Ad-
miral he ferved in his glorious retreat, and until he
frock his Flag. His attachment to Admiral
CORNWALLIS was fo flrong, that he preferred re-
maining a Lieutenant wittehis friend Capt. YORKE,
in the STAG and JASON frigates, to going with any
bther Admiral, (though he had frequent oppor-
tunities, and would have tong fince been a Poll-
Captain) waiting for his friend being again cal-
led into fervice, who he well knew would, when-
ever that event took place, give him an opportu-
nity of dill inguithing himfelf. It is with pride
and pleafiire that we hear Lord St. VINCENT has
l.ot only rewarded his unparalleled atchievement
with making him a Poll-Captain, but hasgiven him
a fine frigate, fill under his favourite Admiral's
command, where he will no doubt foon add ano-
ther Laurel to our naval wreath.—Lord Sr. Via-
1-ENT has alfo made his brave follower Lieutenant
NEVILLE a Commander : a French Officer, after
Chevrette got out of reach of the batteries that
kept up a molt awful and tremendous fire on her,
looking at the combined fleets, and feting three
3-deckers getting under way to cut her off if pof-
tible, (hook his head and exclaimed; " if you are
wife keep your anchorage, for the Devil himfelf,
nor even the Grand Conful, can refill the fcience,
judgment, and bravery of the Tars of Old Eng-
land." The KING, it is laid, is fo proud of Mr.
LOSACK'S (now Captain) conduft, that he is about
to follow up Lord Sr. Viacrwr's jtift reward for
his bold, at the faine time judicious conduel, with
fame mark of his Royal favour, betides ordering
him a Medal.--Captain LOSACK, on his return to
port, is immediately to be married to an amiable
and aecomplifhed Lady of this Town, the daugh-
ter of a diltinguifhed Naval Officer.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 3f.
Arrived the RACOON iloop of war, Capt. RATH..
BORNII, from a cruize.—Sailed the Os PREY, Capt.
IRWIN, to mike the outward bound Welt India-
men, lying at different ports.

GREENOCK, JULY 27.

Arrived the Ruth, WARDEN, from Bolton, with
flour and naval ftores; Neptune, Nsti.t., from
(Ziebee, with wheat, another of the Quebec fleet;
Favourite, 800 from New York; Aurora, SEA-
BURY, from Charleflown; Recovery, CAMPBELL,
and Mary, &cows, from New York; and Betfey,
HELMSLEY, from Qli.ebec ; all with wheat, flour,
cotton, aflses, and naval flores; and the Lydia,
*Cita E' from Wifcaffet, with lumber. Three
more of the Quebec fleet have put into Fairly
Roads, but we have not yet learned their names.