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London, England, 1807-06-23 00:00:00

NAU I ICAL INTELLIGENCE.

IN CONTINUATION TA,'M THE PRECEDING PAGE.

GREENOCK, JUNE 19.
The brig Anna Maria, acts, from Newfoundland,
arrived here on Wednefday, after a paffage of thirteen
dAys. It was hut in our tall, that *e announced
rile arrival of this veil out. She brings with her
Captain Caws and three of the crew of the General
Scott, (American) from Liverpool, for. Philadelphia,
..Mich vacl foundered at fea, on the 6th of May lan,
in lat. 45k. long: 331, There were 23 paffengers on
lv,ard, who went down with the (hip; the crew, con.
•Illing of 14 in number, betook themfelves to the
loaf, with only 6 gallons of water, and a (mall
qoantity of bread, which got wet with fait water and
t)ecame ufelefs, in which lunation they remained for
. ;ght days, the laft of which they had not a drop of
....Ater ; en the 15th tilt. they were picked up by the
lrgo, of Teignmonth, and landed at Newfoundland.
Arrived alto in the Anna Maria, tbe Mate and three
of the crew of the Quebec, Captain Annan, from Pe.
terhead to Quebec, which 'act alfo foundered at
fea, on the 29th April !aft, in lat 31. 22i. long. 34.
• 23. and dm crew picked up by a veffel belonging to
Ponle, Roe matter, and landed at Newfoundland.—
Captain Annan was wafhed off tht deck and drowned
before the veffel foundered. On the 16th May, in
lat. 45. tl. long. 3t. 20. the Commerce, Rea, arriv-
ed at Plymouth from Savannah, fell in with the
Q2ebec, and fet fire to her, being a complete wreck.
On Saturday fe'nnight, the barque Union, of Salt.
coats, Hugh Ritchie matter, was brought into Dub-
lin in tow of the Hope tender, Lieutenant Watfont
after having experienced much dittrefs previous to
her arrival. The Union bound from Dublin to
Pittou, on the 3oth April, in lat. 48. long. 3z. to.
encountered a fevere gale at N. W. On lying to, a
. fea, which shifted her banal'', (truck her, and laid her
on her beam ends, in which (tate the continued for fix
hours, till it became indifpenfable in order to preferve
the (hip and people, to cut away her main matt, &c.
on which the happily righted. The prevalence of a
violent wetterly wind, added to the dangerous nate
of the veffel, unavoidably induced the Captain to hear
up for the firs Irith or Britith port he could make,
when he luckily fell in with the Hope, as above men-
tioned.

FIVE WEST INDIAMEN SAVED FROM DESTRUCTION.
On Thurfday, the t tth inflant, Captain DAVID
Jonas, of the (loop Mary, of Combe, bound from
St. Agnes to, the port of Llanelly (at which place
the Mafter rendes), with a cargo of copper ore, was
obliged to put into Caldey Road. near Tenby, in
Carmarthen Bay, to wait for the flood tide ; while
getting under weigh, between fix and feven o'clock
in the evening, in thick weather, five fail hove in
fight ; viz. four brigs and a fchoontr, of about 300
tons each, two of which he hailed, and afked them
" from when:e they came, and whither bound ?"
The anfwer was, •' from Barbadoes, bound to Li-
verpool." He next Aced them, " where they
thought they were ?" and the reply was, " off the
Old Head of Kinfale." He then informed them that
they were in Carmarthen Bay, and that he was
bound to Burry (a name by which the port of
IJanelly is commonly known), whether he would
conduft them in fafety, as there was fufficient water
on the bar, and fafe anchorage for them at deed low
water, which propofal they did not teem inclined to
comply with ; but told him that they had loft their
cootie, owing to their not having made an obferva.
tion finee the Saturday preceding. They focn after-
wards got under fail, and had fufficient time to make
for Milford Haven ; at parting, one of the veffels
hoiffed her colours and fired two guns. Had they
not met with Captain Jowls, they would inevitably
have glared the fate of the American fhip Harty.
(hire, which was ftranded on Laugharne Sands in
November lan, where fhe was totally 1011, of which
place they were within four hours fail.
FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETtE.

A lift of Vac's captured and deftroyed by his Majefty's Ship
POMONA, Robert Barrie, Efq. Captain, off the French Coati,
between the sift Day of April and the 7th of June, 18'7.
French lugger la Marie, from flourdeaux bound to Brett. laden
with wine and brandy ; cut out of the harbour of Oyle, lflc Rhe,
by the boats of the Posnone and Hazard, May 7, 5807, and de-
Brayed.
A French lugger, name unknown, bound to Breit, laden with
canvas and fundries ; cut out of the fame harbour, by the boats of
the fame Sips, the fame date, and funk by the enemy's Clot after
in oar poffelnon.
A French lugger, name unknown, from Beurdeaus, bound to
Brett, laden with wine; cut out of the fame harbour, by the
boats of the fame Asir, the fame date, and deftroyed.
A French lugger, name unknown, from Bourdrauz bound to
Brett, laden with wine; cut out of the fame harbour, by the boats
of the fame Sips, the fame date, and deftroyed.
A French brig, name unknown, from Nantz, laden with pro-
'Mons and wheat; cut ou: from St. Gilles by the boats of the
POT one, Jure 5, 0.07, and fent to Plymouth.
A French brig, name unknown, from Namz, laden with pro-
cilium and wheat ; cut out from the fame place, by the bcats of
the fame ihip, the fame date, and fent to Plymouth.
A French brig, name unknown, from Nantz, laden with flour;
cut out front the rams place, by the boats of the fame Chip, the
fame date, and fent to Plymouth.
A French brig, name unknown, from Nantz laden with flour,
wheat, and iron; Cut out from the fame place, by the boats of
the fame Ship, the (ante date, and fent to Plymouth.
A French brig, name unknown, from Nam, laden with flour
mid wheat ; cut out from les Sables d'Olonne, by the boats of the
Pornone, jone 5, 'kr, and fent to Plymouth.
A French dagger, with an anchor, from Nantz, fuppofed bound
• to Roebfort, laden with large oak timber; cut out from the fame
place, by the boats of the fame Ship, the fame date, and fent to
Plymouth.
A French brig, name unknown, from Nantz, Laden with flour,
wheat, and Iron; cut out from St. Gilles, by the boats of the
l'omone, Junes, 1807, and fent :o Plymouth.
A French brig, name unknown, from Nantz, laden with flour
and wheat ; cut out from the fame place, by the boats of the fame
tip, the fame date, and fent to Plymouth.
A Fr..ach Seep, name unknown, from Nantz, laden wilt flour
and wheat • cut out from the fame place, by the boats of the fame
Clip, the fame: date, and fent to Plymouth.
A French Coop, same unknown, from tlantz,liden with flour
and wheat ; cut out front the fame place, ty the boats of the fame
Clip, the fame date, anal fent to Plymouth.
A French Hoop, name unknown, from Nantz, laden with flour
and wheat; cut out from the fame place, by the boats of the
fame Ihip, the fame date, and tent t ) Plymouth.
A French 1100 p, name Links awn, from Faits. leden with a ,ur
and wheat ; cut out from the fame place, by the boats of the
fair Chip, the fame date, and tent to Plymouth.
A French Sop, name naknown, fem Nantz, laden with ft nr
anti wheat ; cut out from the fame place, by the boats of the fame
fidp, the time date, and fent to Plymouth.
A French chaffe maree, name unknown, tram Nantz, laden
with fl-ur atul wheat ; cut out from the fame place, by the boats
of the fame Clip, the fame date, and fent to Plymouth.
A French brig, name unknown, from MOM, fuppofed bound
Rock fort, fuppofed laden with naval ftores; ran on Chore and
: ilirged on the rocks near the tables (019:anr, June 5,18..7.