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FALMOUTH, SEPTEMUR U.
The Darlington packet, Captain HARVEY, arived
this evening, with a Mail from Jamaica, sailed' from
thence on the 10th oh. and left lying there his Ma-
jesty's siliVAaao, of 44 guns, and &latex, 18—ar-
rived at, Crooked Island on the 19th, was then in-
formed by Mr. DREAM!, the Postmaster, that the
Hinchinbrook packet, Captain JAM/A, with Mails
from Jamaica for England, had been wrecked on
Watland Head on the night of July 45, the crew
saved, except Mr. HENRY THIONIAS, the surgeon, who
was drowned ; the mail and ship's stores were lost..
Captain JAMIE and the crew of the Ifuschinbrook
passed Crooked Island on the 17th alt. for Jamaica,
in his Majesty's brig VARIABLE, 14 guns. His Ma-
jesty's ship NORTH STAR, of 20 pH% with the convoy
from Cork, arrived at Jamaica on the Ist of August.
The Darlington arrived at Bermuda oh the 18th
August, and found there his Majesty's ship RUBY,
64, FORREATHR, 18, and BARHAM)" of 16 guns : no
news from America. Also arrived theSwedibh
Dot, Hoppett, Captain PltisßsoS, horn Gottenburgh,
eight days passage ; sailed from thence in company
with 500 sail for England. Sailed the Notton pac-
ket, with a Mail for Lisbon.—Wind F.. S. E.

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 27.
Arrived last evening the Halliday, MARSHALL,
from Riga; Ocean, PorTs, from Crotistadt ; Aid,
PETERSON, and the Friends, MALDRAU, from St. Pe-
tersburgh, with cargoes, consisting of masts, timber,
hemp, iron, deals, spars, &c. for his Majesty's Dock-
yard at this Port. Put in here this day for orders,
the Russian schooner Bellona, ANDER, from Wassa,
with deals, tar, pitch, &c. bound to Lisbon. Arrived
this morning the Russian ship Patrioten, Ponrsca,
from Stockholm, last from Portsmouth, with pitch,
tar, &c. for this Port ; and the ship Thomas, PaiL.
LIPS, from St. Petersburgh, with masts, deals, Sec.
for the Dock-yard.—Put in here by contrary winds,'
the ship Fortune, Hunsinas, from Halifax with sugar,
coffee, &c. bound to London.—Sailed the American
ship cartel Erie, RoziNsoN,-for New York, with Mrs.
JOEL BAnLow.—Arrived the William and Esther,
WILLIAMS, from London; Elizabeth, Ross; Duchess
of Somerset, ADAMS;. and the Friendship, BAILEY,
from Wales ; Nerva, Munaew ; New Concord, Cm-
TON; and the Witham, Coczaatt.t., from Sunderland.
Also arrived the BERMUDA brig of war, from the East-
ward.—Sailed the Scvs.LA sloop of war, on a cruize.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 28.

The NYMPIIIINg of S 6 goat, Captain aticcoor. is
appointed convoy to Guernsey. Cann into bubo&
the Imoosw, 16 guns, Captain SraPaul&

DOVER, SEPTEMBER U.

The alarm guns at the batteries are jun firing for
an enemy. About two hours since a lugger priva-
teer, with her decks filled with men, was observed
from hence, with the assistance of glasses' a mer-
chant brig is going down Channel, and there is no
doubt but the Frenchmen mean to make an attempt
to capture her, the wind being at N.E. is very fa-
vourable for their running into a French port. There
is a lugger, I believe the Fotstaross, hove in sight,
and, I trust, means to pursue the privateer.

The Miners, BRENT from Cornwall to Aberavon,
with copper ore, is lost, with all the crew.

SACK irr's HARBOUR.—The following is an extract
of a letter from an AmeriCan Gentleman, who re-
cently visited Sacker's Harbour, dated at Watertown,
Gn Lake Erie :—" I spent Tuesday last at Sacker's
Harbour: it is truly a very pleasant situation ; the
harbour capacious and deep, into which ships of the
line may pass with safety. The village consists of
about 160 dwelling-houses.; the streets and shore are
exceedingly filthy, but measures axe taking to cleanse
the Augean stable.—l visited the cantonments of the
army, and found that they were kept perfectly clean.
Reports respecting sickness in the camp-have been
greatly exaggerated : there have been cases of fever,
but the complaints of those on the sick list are gene-
rally diarrhea; strangers are commonly thus afected
by the water of the lime-stone country, the water be-
ing often impregnated with sulphur and lime.—l ac-
companied Commodore Chauncey on board the Ge-
neral Pike and Madison : they are both very fine
ships. The General Pike carries 28 long 24-poun-
ders; she had hor sails bent, and was ready for sea."
In the Lottery that finished drawing yesterday,
Nos. 6964, a Prize of sesoo, and 6911, a Prize of
11200, were both sold in Shares at Wastes truly-for-
tunate Office, 17, Ludgate-street, near St. Paul's ;
where the Holders may receive their Money imme-
diately.

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At eleven minutes before Eleven o'Clock last night,
the Ticket, 8581, was irawn at Coopers' Hall a
Prize of 820,000, and, as usual, sold by Bun, at
his truly-fortunate Offices, No. 4, Cornhill, and 9,
Charing-Cross. It is remarkable, that scarce a Lot-
tery has passed for several years but Buss has sold
one or more £20,000 Prizes. The fortunate Holders
of the various Capital Prizes sold by Brix in the Lot-
tery that finished yesterday, may receive their money
on demand, or-KU: HANOI them for Tickets or Shares
in the New Lottery, to be drawn the Sd November.
SEPTOLULTt 28rn.—The Ticket, Nu. 2262, drawn
this day a Prize of 41000, was sold in One Quarter,
One Eighth, and Ten Sixteenth Shares, at Cataaou.
and Co.'s old-established Offices, 7, Cornhill, and
26, Oxford-street, where the Holders may receive the
Money on demand. Tickets and Shares are on sale
for the New State Lottery of nly
o 8000 Tickets,
which will begin Drawing the 9dNovember.