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London, England, 1804-07-10 00:00:00

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•PLYMnVT H, JULY B.—fly an officer lately arriied
from the Breit fquadron bloekiag that port. a very.
Moibus obfervation waa made. He was on a point
of duty obliged to reconnoitre from the in-fhore
fquadron in a cutter, and obierved. that the fame
!tips which were in !softie and hurry, loofing sop-
fails one day, the yards crowded with men, were
not the fame (hips which two days after were alto
full of men o 0 their yard,, which makes it quite
clear, that the French fleet, taking them in the bulk,
are badly manned, and the men are !Lifted from one
divifinn to make a (bow and parade of difcipline.—
By the Fax (I.ieut..lastss hlicHocsow), which came,
from the Corinna And Brea fquadron, we learn, that
previous to Lieut. Ntcuotsos's leaving the Ferrol'
fquadr.m, under Rear• Admiral COC 11 It•/12, he went
into thuharbour of Contorts, and after the ufnal
compliments to the Spann Admiral and fort, he
anchored alonglide five French frigates, of 44 guns
each; having executed his orders. and fent afhore I
for refreistients, which were civilly fent off. Fur-
'fuant to his intiroftions, Lieutenant Nictiot.sois got
under weigh to rejoin the fquadron. , The flips in
Corona* harbour are, a 74 and. the frigates above.
mentioned. They appeared not to be well or folly
manned, though a draft of too feamen and landfinen
were marched round ft mn Bayonne about a fortnight
fince, to complete their complement. .
PORTSMOUTH, Jolt 9.—AI-rived the Pravaften,
Taxma, from Lifbon. Came into harbour his Ma-
jelly's !hip Atom; Ne. Patted by for London, the
deitmul, Nil:vim; Mary,—; Rambler, RICHARDS;
Thetie, Mackie; Hercules, Duals; Briti(h Tar,
Jacesow ; Sprightly,. rears ; Mint, --; and
--1;- Dirt, , from The South Seas. This morning a
packet for the Hon. Eall India Campany was tateukd
from the Rambler whaler, which paired this pdrt for
the River. Wind wellerly. , ..-
Cowes, juts 9.—Arrived the Two Friends, Rv
Its, from New Yoric, laden with coffee and cotton;
and Eliza, of 8011021, ODELL, from the coat ofSo-
matra, with a cargo of pepper; to wait for orders.
Captain °DILL reports, that on the ssth of February
laR, he was boarded by a (mall French private°, of
12 guns, while lying off Sumatra ; that there are fe-
veral in thofe feast, which have much annoyed the
country trade, and have captured three Rae dean.
fiderable value. The Captain of the pirates told
him, he failed from the Ifle of France, and thatthere
were 'toter, than thirty privateers. asoontingfrons to
Ito :4 guns, which failed from that plate.-?:About the
9th of May, after patting the Capag-he (poke the
American brig Augufla, of Salem, about too leagues
from the ifland of Afcenfion ; the mailer of which,
NORTHIY. told him, he had on board a Lieutenant
of the Britifh Navy, and an Officer of the Marines;
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and that he was chartered by the Government of tbe
Cape to convey them to St. Helena: he heard dilline-
ly Captain Noe THEY fay, that the Caaosays frigate
was taken, but could not clearly underitand whether
thofe Officers belonged to her.—The (hip Branded
the 7th init. at the back of the Ifle of Wight, is the
Andalufia, of Cadiz, bound to Tonningen, laden
with fugar, indigo, and a (mall quantity of wine;
part of the cargo is already Paved.
Does', Jots B.—Today the wind is about S. W.
and blows (refit, notwithßanding which the Boulogne
fquadron Rill retain their Rations off that place. Two
or three of them have come to an anchor in Dunge-
nefs R.iad. If the wind increafes much more, the
reft of the fquadron will be neceflitated to leave the
French coall.

Dsaa, Jute SO.—Sailed the Lacirta bomb, fur
Simmers. Atli the Ltns frigate, ARCHER, Lo-
cus?. and FLAssza gun brigs, from a eruize, ant
remain in the Downs with the reit of the (hips as per
lak. Wind well.

sssss s, JuLT 9.-+Arrived his Malay's (hips I
nineties of ORANCIi and fl rave IR ; the former from
the Teed, and the latter from Margit: Roads.—
The H•uoiery and WRAN 01.5 ran weals, with the
STARLING brig, have alio arived from the River
Thames. Sailed the PRINCE WILLIAM armed fhip,
and the For cutter, with about 20 fail of (hips for
the Baltic...—The BATAVIA., WRANGLIR, cod STAR-
LING were paid this day, and the Vesuvius is ten-
docked.—The Palletise of Oa ANC is going to Cha-
tham to be thoroughly repaired.—The ARM/ s (loop
has arrived with a Convoy from Ireland, which has
failed for the River I alfn the Suceefs,
horn Liverpool, and Diligence, ELL is, from Chcllei.
YARMOUTH, JULT 9.—VellerdNy arrived the
srs f1.,0p war.—Sailed the EAOLI,MARINAID, 424
Repulse cutters.—Pelted to the Southward a large •
Cuppored to be este of the Tetel fquadron. Re-
main the (hips of war as per fall. Arrived here from
the Baltic, the Yare, Nat oniis ; Brothers,
and Ann, CARLA!), with deal.; am! from Dublin,'
with yarn, the Catherine, of London, Coats matter.
—Wind E. N. E.
Hum., Jui.v 6.—Nett Tueiday a convoy will {ail
from hence with the Bops now loading for Tannin.
gea—Several (hips the Baltic will fail from
hence the aath i.A. soder Convey of an staled vete]
mad a mow.