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London, England, 1807-05-26 00:00:00

HOMIRVARD intim, TiAbr.

On the t ith of April, hi, Mayfly's 'hip Melville,
and brig Pert, failed from Demarara, with the trade
rf that place, Sminam, and Bethke, corgiaing of 33
fail, for Grenada.

On the t7th of April, Ms Majefly's chip Venus,
failed from St. Vincent's, with rst fail, bound to
Grenada, to•j'in the Grenada and Demarara trade,
and to proceed t' Tortola. On the rgth Ap►il, his
Kijelly's !hip Nimrod failed from BArbadoes for St.
Lucia. Dominica, St. Kin's, and Tortola, with nine
fail. flis Majetty's !hips Venus and Ofprey convoy
the fleet.

His MAjtfi y's (hips Adamant and Arab, with the
Helen. Racine!, Bedford, Little Jane, Llann Rom-
ney, George, and the Everett, from Africa, under
convil, are arrived at Barbadoes._

The Helena flqrp of war, with a fleet under convoy
from Cork, is arrived at Demarara. •

BARBADOES, APRIL st.

INPMY'S tRIVATIERS ell/WM.O :

Schooner l'Eclair, of 14 guns and go Then, to
windward of Batbadoes; fchooner Jeune Addle, of
i 8 guns and 130 men, in lat. 14. longitude 56.; a
fchooner, (uppofed the Defiree, of to guns, three
fpirdred miles to windward of Barbadoes; a three.
malted French privateer lugger, of t gun and 40
men, cruizing in fight of Barbadoes, and frequently
in fight of the (hipping at anchor in Carlifle Bay
The fchooner Subtle, tender to Admiral Cocuaatt
failed in quelt of her on the 21ft April.

lIKIMIFI PRIV•TURS fITTIIIO

At Martinien—The fchooner &cure, of ;guns and
6o men. to fail on the agh of Api il, to cruise to
windward of B trhadoes.

At Guadal •upe—The fhip Alert, M. Mdissu, of
22 eight pounders. and intended to fail on the 26th
of April, with 230 men, to cruise in contort with the
French privateer brig Duquefne, (late his Majefty's
hug Noley) fuppofed to dodge the homewarti•bound
trade. The Ichnoner Fr ip in, id 5 gun, ; the fchooner
—. (late hic Majefly's brig of war Tobago) ; and
fchooner —, (late hic Majelly's brig of war Sr.
Lucia) intended to titil from Guadaloupe on the 3oth
of April, to windward of Barbadoes, and uff Suri-
nam. The fchooner Jena, of to grins, intended to
fail on the 26,h of April, to cruise uff Hayti.

The following Appointments have recently taken
place, viz.
Captain Maenamara, of the Didtator,of 64 guns, to the Edgar
of 74 guns t Captain Campbell, of the Texel, of 64 guns, to the
Didlotor ; Captain Jac►fort to the Testi. Captain Broughton, of
the Penelope frigate, to the illultrious, of 74 guns ; Captain Dick,
of the Jamaica, to the Penelope ; and Captain Lyfaght, to the Ja-
males frigate.
The San Jofef,of Ita guns. has been found, at Plymouth, in fetch
want of repair as to render it neeeffary the Gould be paid off
The ere* are to be turned over to the Ville de Paris, which ihip
Captain Cohn is appointed to command.
The Etrzaarrti, of 74 guns, which was launched
on Saturday from the Dock-yard of Mars. War.t.3
and NW, is to be fitted for immediate fervice.
The ROSAMOND was commilEoned at Chatham,
on Saturday, by Captain SNIPIIIID. The CIPHALUS
brig was commiflioned on the fame day. •
M. n lay fe'nnight arrived at the Broomielaw, the
Ann, Cooc, r f :so tons, with a full cargo, dire.
front Lifbon ; and lately, the Margueretta, Warr,
from Limerick, with to full cargo of oats ; this lati
veffel drew eleven feet water.

The Second Mate of the Walker, an American,
from London for New York, arrived at Liverpool
about the 13th init. in the Brothers, from Chsrlellon,
and reported that the Walker was captured about ten
days after failing, by a French privateer. A 'del,
arrived at Liverpool from Charletton, !poke the Bro.
(hers at fea, and was infcrtned that the had part of
the crew of two American vas!' on board which had
been captured by French privateers.
The American Paper, called the political Reeler,
of the sth ult. lays, " Orders have been received
from the Navy Office, direeling the diftnantling the
gun boats which have been fitting out at the Navy.
yard at Brooklin. There veffels wete ready for fea,
and had taken in their water, under the hourly ex-
pedation of receiving orders to depart."
A letter from Captain GAL?, of the Elizabeth,
dated 7th April, at fea, in lat. 54.. 38. N. long. 17.
45. W. mentions, that the fleet which failed from
Cork for the Well Indies on the zoth Match, under
convoy of the Dsialus frigate, was then all well I
and that the Union, Commerce, and Penelope, from
Clyde, which joined off the Heads of Cork, were then
with the fleet, 78 in number, including ihe Cummo.
dote, to whole attention be pays high compliment.
A letter from another Clyde Captain, of the fame
date, Dates, that they were then in lat. 34. 36. N.
long. t 6. 45. W. and mentions that they expeded to
fee Madeira next day, having a (bong breeze of fair
wind.

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