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London, England, 1804-06-15 00:00:00

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PORTSNIOVTII, JUNI 14.—Sailed the Lteiatt brig
of war, with a convoy for Gnernfey. Drnpt down to
St. Helen's, his Majeay's (hip Sqpiaau.L. Wind
N. N: E.

PLY/4017TM, JUNI t3.--sailed the NAIAD frigate,
on a eruize. Attired the Rebecca, CLITY, from
Dublin. Wind South.

zzzzz ss, Jon■ 14.—The convoys for the Bal-
tic and Tonningen will fail from the Nore on Monday
or Tuefday next ; but as the veffels, which are to take
charge of them are not fixed on, fignals are at prefent
Aging on board the Cites, for the guidance of the
Matters of (hips bound thither.

Diaz, Julia 4.—Sailed the MARINER gun-brig,
lon a cruize. Remain in the Downs, the Mottaace,
treaacer, Attotrr, and lart.sxtazz men of war;
la Vt tots ta frigate; ZURA, T AAAAA us, and Vup-
•tos bombs; MajzsTsc armed Ihip, Melpomene,
London, ABive, Indefatigable, Britannia, Eliza Tup-
per, Flora, and Tartar coppered armed tranfports,
and faveral outward-bound yards. Wind S. W.

YARMOUTH, Julia 14—Monday arrived the Feri-
a's-rat gun-brig, from a cruise, and the horn ditto,
with tome light Viauallers from Admiral THOR*.
asaisocto's flat; RHO the Venus logger, with letters
from the fleet. The ADDIR (loop Cent in here, a
Spaoith (kip laden with copper, coffee, &e.
bound to Amllerdans, but the has (ince been re
Bored and failed.—Yefterday evening arrived with
letters from the fleet off the Tattl,the Deana cutter.
Pa&d through to the Northward, a fleet of (hips
under convoy of the Moamar gun-twig, and Swats
'cutter.—Arrived from Harwich with Mails for Got.
tenburgh and failed this Imostoora. the LADY ?la-
rge. packet, Caplets Men, Jun.; and this day ar-
rived the CuaLaw arnesinsip, with the North-Weft
Men under her convorootward.bound. The armed
(kip and convoy have namoored, as the wind has
fluidally (hilted to the North-Weft, they mull come
again to anchor.—Sailed the Venus lugger, with
difpatches for Admiral Twoannottouqu. The (hips
of war here are the iflonatoorn. of 64 gals, Baavoa
Hoop; Cvestaw availed Alp,' Soto, Calmat, and II
FRAILITyaII Sen-teriis ; Dial& knitir ISAWIII It OHMS.
sesaneta..kaa. 13.—Soon poll yefterday
afternoon, Signals were difplaTed 'broil the (bore, of
the enemy being in motion st was, however, at that
time too thick to fee any thing diftinaly. About
Seven o'clock k cleared off, and enabled us by the
help of tekkopes, to fee the French Sore with great
perfpicnity. It appears that about nicety-two of the
enemy's vetch, taking advantage Of the abfence of
the Calais (quadrat. and the foods-es* wind,' had
cape net of Calais in the afternoon, and were work-
ing along Owe to forma junainn with the Boulogne
flotilla. Our retell' were then lying at anchor along
the Sore. oppoilte Boulogne. extending in a long line;
but as there was very little wind, they were unable to
prevent the enemy's veffels from reaching Boulogne.
Our fquadron confined of about 16 fail, hz of which
Orem brigs, and the reit frigate.' and bombs. As our
vet cls could not attempt to intercept the enemy with
the leak probability of finals, there was no firing of
any confequenee.
Gastaoca, Jona ss.-..The Mary JAMMU:Mt is
arrived at gelfaft from Jamaica ; the Sarah, Bow-
-1
oast, at Chariefton from hence; the Margaret, IL-
' Lai of this port, at New York from Halifax. after a
pillage of nine days; the Favourite Bathe, at Cork
from hence, 4th intl.
We learn from Belfaft, that early on the morning
of Monday fe'nnight, during the violent gale of wind,
the flip Collor, one of the Jamaica fleet, bound fur
Liverpool, and a large brig boundfor Newfoundland,
were driven on Shore near Tyrelia. Both veffels were
immediately taken under proteaion of Mr. Hassit,
TOD. who atfembled the Tyrella Yeomanry, to pre-
Vent any plunder being committed.