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London, England, 1814-11-25 00:00:00

NAVAL INTBLLIGENCR.

CAP rURES BY THE AMERICAN SLOOP WASP.
The following is a List of British Vessels captured by the United
States sloop Wasp, J. Blakeley, Esq. Commander, between
the Ist May and 6th July, 1811.
June 2d, Bark Neptune, John Mordiew master, John Derry-
house, Gilbert Henderson, John %Vhitting and Major Dawson,
owners; IS men, 207 tons, laden with ;undies, belonging to
Liverpool, and bound front Cork :o Halifax, twelve days out;
burnt.

June I Sth, brig William, Daniel Rankin mister. William,
James and Daniel Rankin owners, 6 men, 91 tons, laden with
barley, belonginz, to Dumbarton, and bound from Lisbon, six
days out; burnt.
July 6th, schooner Jenny, Thomas Spearpoint, 10 men, I
tons, laden with sweet oil, belonging to Plymouth, and bound
from Leghorn to St. Petersburgb, 30 days wt—scuttled.
June 26, ship Orange Raven, Stephen Redbrook master, Wil-
liam Banks, Thomas Thatcher, and William A. Moore. owners.
17 men, 325 tons, two long nine-pounders and six sixes, ant
laden with sugar and coffee, belonging to Bermuda, and bound
from Bermuda to London, 29 days out—scuttled.
June 28th. brig Reindeer, William Manners, Esq his Britain-1c
Majesty owner, 118 men, 382 tons, two long six-pounders, six-
teen 24-pound carronades, one 12-pound carronade, two brats
four-pounders, bound from Plymouth on a cruise, six days out
—burnt.

July Otb, brig Regulator, Robert Fades master, John Ander-
son and James Rosson owners, eight men, I it: tons, lackn w iJt
port wine, belonging to Liverpool, and bound from Oporto to
London, twelve days out burnt.
June 18, Brig Pallas, D. L. Cargill master', D. L. Cargill owner,
. . . .

eight men, 131 tons, 2 long six-pounders, laden with-skins, al-
moods, &c. belonging to Arbroath, and ballad from Mogadore
to London, sixteen days out—scuttled.
Inoe 23, Gallion Henrietta, John Thompson muter, Rubert
Montgomery and Robert Greenlaw owners, II men, 171 tons, •
laden withal:4dr., belonging to Belfast, and bound from Bel-
, fast to Gu six days tow—given up to prisoners.
LOSSES AND DAMAGE AT SEA.
An English brig, supposed from London, is lost near fiamhurgh.
The Merveina, Evans, from Petersburgh, was totally lost vn
Palsterbo, about 20th October—crew saved.
The Swallow, Morgam, from Petersburgh to London, has
been on shore on Gothland, but got off without material damage,
and put into Bornholm.
The Active, Zachor, from Liverpool, Is totally fort on l.essoe.

"[he St. Peter (a Swede), Krase, from Gibraltar, was taken
last month by a Morocco privateer, and carried into Tangiers.
The Edward, Faulkner, front Tenerife to London • Fairplay,
Slmmonds, from St. Vincent's to New Brunswick; and Canada.,
Huron, front Grenada to Newfoundland; are taken by the
Lawrence American privateer.
The l'riscella, Weeks. front Dartmouth to Newton:to:Band, put
back to Dartmouth on Tuesday, leaky, and having thrown pan
tf her cargo overboard. She sailed from Cork with a fleet on
the 7th September. On the 13th inst. spoke his Majesty's ship
Perseus, with about 28 vessels ender convoy, (rota Newteund-
land to Portugal—all well, and with a fair wisid.
The Ann, Fulton, from•Loadon is Madeira, arrived at Ports.
mouth 21st August, with loss of foremast.
Vie Betsy, Leslie, from Drontheitat to Belfast, was driv,:n on
shore upon the Rablet Isle, near Thurso, early this month.
The Thetis, of aretoulh, laden with hemp and ken,
was totally lost Bth inst. on Durmet Sands—crew
.saved
The Two Friends, Smith, from Portland to Jersey, is lost.
The Oak, Perth, from l.eith to Hardburgh ; and ilamhurgh
Bone, Sahr, front London to ditto; are stranded at Schanlaen—.
cargo expected to be saved.