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FALMOUTH, MARCH C.
Nothing arrived or sailed to-day. A man of war
brig is now off the harbour.—Wind N. N. W. flesh/
gales and dirty weather. ..11 •,',
PLY MOU i H,.MARCH, S.
Put in here yesterday evening, in distress, the sloop
Emerprize; of and for Guernsey, .11aitimaiAat, rnas

ter, from Tarragona and Gibraltar,- with wines and
'cork. The Enterprize picked up at sea, on the ft; h
ult. a boat, with the master (Ui.kram) and crew-cf
the Traveller, belonging to Dartmouth, which they
abandoned a few hours before, in consequence of an
American privateer beirig discovered standing towards'
her. Traveller was from Altea, with a cargo
of fruit, bound to London, and was taken possession
of by the privateer. •
HARWICH, MARCH 4.
The Earl of Leicester, Captain HAMMOND, arrived
early this morning from Helvoetsluys, bringing, up-,
wards of seventy passengers; among whom is Mr.
FAGEL, the Dutch Ambassador to this country, and
a great many English prisoners who have made theq'
escape from France.
PORTSMOUTH, AtfiACH 4. •
Arrived his Majesty's ship DUSAD, with the Ci):-
rinde French frigate underjury masti,captured ollE>m
Western Isles by the Euttoras friiateo—Arrived-bk
Majesty's ship Ancrte with a eflnvoy from the
Downs, to join the WcstAndia convoy ; his Majesty%
ships FERVENT, SURIGHTLY, and Grtssiaien, front a
cruize ; his Majesty's ship Isrot;Esz, from the Mari;
terranean, with four vessels, and arc wider Tonto-
tine.—Sailed his Majesty's ships Vorra,Pal'ourpTr.),
dud Utuissr, for Pi yruouth ; and thelConnu,l4 sloop
of war, with a convoy for the Downs.—The Rosa/.
SOVEREIGN man of sear, l 0 guns, is expected,to sail
in the morning.—The GAMBIER critter is appointed
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convoy for Plymouth:—Wind Easterly.
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DEAL,'MARCH 4. :.•;. • 'en •.'
Came down from the River, several outward-hound
ships for Portsmouth, u:ider convoy of the ONYX'
gun-brig.—Wind N.E.
FRLNCH AND AMERICAN SHIPS OF WAR AT SEA.
The Pallas and Circe frigates sailed from Ilaurdeans the Elia
November, and on the Stitd December were in Ist. 42. long. Is.
The Sultan and Etoile frigates, from Mintz, were un the 12. h
of December in lat. :11. long. sS.
The Ciurinde (now taken be the Eurotas) anal another frigate
from lirest, wers ou the 6th of Decenitier :gear Nl:ttl.real
trigatei (soppoqed to he the A1.41.01(C and UcrpliChOre.
i Watch were oil Mideira the V ult.) two twigs, and a corvette,,
sailed from Cherburgh the middle of January
A squadron, said to col s.-4t of three shins of the line and firs
fri, aces, sailed trim L'Orient early in January. 7i.n.t '4 which the
sei.earon under CUIIIIIIAIId ut L01%.1 Aoleitus &ander:, went in
pursuit.
A M rit :CA NI. •
• The President frig Are sailed from New London the 4!h Dec.
The Constitution irigre sailed hum Boston the *Ali December.
The Cougress frigate sailed fAant t'ortsnwu.h, N. H. early in
January.
*llse Essex frigate was round Cape Hurn by the la-t accounts.
The Enterprise and Rattlesnake brigs of war sailed 1..0nt Ports.

math, Nee; Hampshire. early in laMary.
lIRCILFI [AMA') lON.
French—Three sail of the En., 13 to igates, corve;:e.
Anterio.:ans—rour trigat-s, 2 br.gt of war.
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official account of the capture of the Clorinde
French frigate by the Eurtor.ss, will *wear in the
Gazette of this evening. The loss of the French was
40 killed and 80 wounded—Neat of the British, '2O
killed and 30 woulded. Both ships were completely
disabled, having loct all their masts.
Names of the Kill. d nit board his ?Majesty's ship Ens oxas, 3ft,
in action with :he Clorinde French frigate, 44 viol
KILLED.—Mr. :,parkJiag, Mr. Greenway, Mr. Vaughan,
Midshipmen ; I.naii, R. Jan-enbus. W. Johnsten, J. Be.f, R.
Browne, E. Meadowe4, J. Neil, R. Crawford. J. Haws:, G.
Fox, J. (Tribble, R. Barber, seamen; J. Buxton, Serit ant of
Marines : C.llayne, W. Rogers, R. Ards, :privates.
NAMES OF OFFICTAS WI/WIPED —CapLaill
; Lieutenant Fourde, of. the Marines; Mr. Br:gstotke,
Midshipman.
A letter from Rotterdam, dated February 22, sip,
" A person, who has had the good fortune to escape
from Antwerp, reports, that the inhabitants are very
much dissatisfied with the conduct of the Comman-
dant of that City, who has not only made a requisi-
tion of a great number of sailors and labourer s, but
has besides demanded a contribution of a million of
florins, for the p;iy ment of which four persons of qua.
lity are detained as hostages. SAS Van Gand hag
surrendered to the Prince of Orange, as S)vereispot
the United Netherlands."
Mr. JEFFERY-BENT, Bwrister at Law, son of Ro.
BEItT BENT, Esq. hue Member for •Nylesbury, and
brother of EI.LIS BENT, ES+ Judge Advocate otlNew
South Wales, has been appointed ChiefJusticeof that
rising colony, and sailed in the Broxbornbury, with
the East India convoy, last week from Portsmouth.
SEIZING GUINEAt...—It will be recollected, that in
the month of September, 1811, Mr. LAWLESS, the
Superintendant of the Mail-Conches, gave informa-
tion of 7000 guineas being about to be exported to
France, and for which an advertisement had been
issued, offering a reward of one-third of the value to
the person who could serve the public so as to pre-
vent its exportation. Mr. LawLEss, in consequence,
received £998 in part, and a few-days since received
the further sum of £14.50, which was directed to be
paid him by the Commissioners of the Customs for
his vigilance and exertions on that occasion.
Yesterday afternoon, at five o'clock, the Lott. ry
began drawing. The first Prize above 1117, was the
Ticket 5928, a Pr:ze of £2OO, and es. such, entit:ed
to A`2200 it was sold in One Half and Vita Sin.
teenth Shares at BISIell truly Fortunate Othces, 4,
Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, where the Spar
holders may receive their Money or eachange. toe
Undrawn 'rickets and Shares which are selling. The
Lottery finishes the 14th of Tali Ildestto and there
are now two Prizes of £9o.ool3pagarof mOO% and
three of £lOOO, in the lake& .

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