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London, England, 1801-05-18 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, WV 14.

The Manchcifer, AT IC I MSON, from Bahamas for
this port, parted with the Governor Wentworth
on the Toth of April, in Lit. 32. long. 70. Sailed
with the Governor Wentworth and Mentor, on the
zd of April.
Captain Nluir, of the Adelaide, from Baltimore,
fpoke on the 6th intl. the fhip Nymph, LANE, from
bound to London, in lat. 51. L. N. long.
to. W. oat 38 days ; fupplied her with bread and
water.

Extra& of a letter from Madeira, dated March
z 6, 18ot. " I have the pleaful cto inform you,
that Captain GRIFFITH, in the DrAstorin frigate,
has driven on fhore, and totally deftroyed la
Moodie privateer, which has done fo much mif-
chief near this itland : he drove her on fhorc on the
ifland of Gomera, one of the Canaries.".

The Vanguard, Fi YOLAY, and Sarah, BR/LS.
FORD, in company with three other veffels, et-
peeled to fail from Jamaica• for this port on the
Loth of April.
The Hamilton, Kinnal.e,from hence for Africa,
has been taken, retaken, and carried into Lilbon.
The Nimble, NOTTAL L, from Berbice for this
port, captured by la Brave privateer, is re-captured
by his Majefly's frigate REVOLVTIOSAIRE, and is
arrived at Cork.

The Almonack, from i•lew York for this port,
and the William, from ditto for Clyde, were drove
on &ore near Sandy Hook, sgth March ; the for-
mer full of water.

The Lord Thurlow, late Jones, front Jamaica
for this port, put back leakt, and is condemned.

FROM LLOYTYS LIST.

DeaL, MAY I S.—Arrived the RATIN troop, with
a convoy from Portfmouth, which are failed for
the !liver.—Wind S. W. blows hard.

GRAVESEND, MAY 15.-..-Pafred 127 the Wm:and
Henry, Du eta. ; Iris, ROA E ATS ; Thames, BARC.
LAY ; Eagle, ASH INC TON ; BOddihrODS, CANDEII•
HEAD; Brunfwick, ; Thomas, WAL TVA ;
Rover, MORE; Rebecca, —; Ses'ern, Nrsto ;
Wm. and John, —; and New Brunfwick,
from Jamaica ; Betfey, CLARK, from Botany Bay;
Cheafapeake, Somas, from Teneriffe ; Jafon,
from Halifax • Mary Ann, Sim r sow, from Li&
bon ; Four Friends,: Btc R sItTON, from Cork ; Mary
Ann, Blom IT, from Delfail • Murdoch, —,
from Baltimore; Bellona, DOUGLAS, from St.
Vincents ; Hope, CL.ta a, and Alliance, BISH or,
from Waterford.—Sailed the Frederica, By so,

and jenge Elden, --, for Hamburgh:

ARRIVP.D.

At Portfmontb•o-Peggy,Totierli, from Sierra Leone;
George Blackburn, Poßkwhite ; Wood, —; Either, —;
and Traveller, Middleton, from Gibraltar.
At Sufbrant—Chattes; Andrews, from BriitoL

At Batton ..Eliza, rciger, from Loudon.

The American chip Herald, from Boßon, ar-
rived at Falmouth, brings an account that on the
loth of May, three frigates, of 44 guns each, and
one of 32 guns, and a floup of war, were to foil from
Hampton Roads, to proted the Mediterranean
trade againft Tripoli
The Hamburgh Mail of Saturday brings intent-
gence of Admit.l Totry's arrival in the Sound
the *ft infant, with five fail of the line, two fri.
gates, and feveral (mall craft.
Lord Netios's fleet were Rill in Kioge Bay
when the laft accounts left it.
On the 27th of April the LYNX fleop of war,
with Captain FeEistaarts on board, failed from
Elfineur for Peterfburgh.
A letter has been received from an officer on
board the Baltic Fltet, dated Kioge Bay, the 6th
infant, by which it appears that Lord Nat son had
adually embarked on board the BLANCH& frigate,
to return to England, when Colonel Sruaar ar•
rived with letters'of recal for Admiral PARKER.
The latter, in confequence, refigned his corn.
mand to Lord Niteroi and loft no time in taking
his departure for England, The flag of the pre.
fent Commander in Chief continues to fly on board
the Sr. GIORGI; that of Rear-Admiral G
has been fhifted to the Loauoa. Rear-Admiral
Torre, who had reached the Sound, was hourly •
expeded to join the fleet with his fquadron. On
the arrival of the latter, Lord Nat so«, it was fup.
pofed, would proceed towards Revel. The fleet,
we are allured, will remain in the Baltic until a
final adjuftment of the (rifting differences thall bo
effeded.
The Doers, commanded by Captain C. Bats.
sass, was crnizing off Brett with the Imstorra.
LITZ, on the zoth inft. when two French frigates,
a corvette, a gun-brig and leveret gun-boats came
out of the harbour's mouth to give them battle.—
Although the latter were under the protedion
of feven three-deckers in the outer harbour, yet
our gallant countrymen, confidering there obits-
dm as infignificant when compared with the gra-
tification of fuch en opportunity .of fignalizin
thentfelves spina a fupertor force, boldly failed
to meet the enemy, who after the exchange of a
few broadfides, were driven back to their ffeet.
On Friday the ilk inft. the Weftertt Diftrid of
the Kennet and Avon Canal, extending from Bath
Foxhanger Farm, near Devises. was navigable
foe barges ; fo that a communication is thus open-
ed from Bath, by the junction of the Wilts and
perks Canal, to Meikfham, Caine, Chippenham,
• the adjacent country • and it is expetted in a
lbw weeks that the Somerfet Coal Canal will be
completed in the Tim(bury line, when an imme-
dime trade will take place.
To MAILINIRS.—The Laseattli Weft•lnclia.
mu, no her palage op Channel from Martinique
Ibe 13th What, limit upon a hard bank of fltells
Sad Roam off Bcachy Head, where the lay a con.
iderable time in great danger. As the bearings
of this bank are not particularly laid down in tU
Channel Charts, to prevent fiznilar accidents Cap-
tain Tuca as took them, as under :
Beach 7 Heed bon W. N. W.l gnat Ceres
A Chalk Pk • U. W. by N. 5 milks &Rance.
Le Downs. N. W. W. Mace 7 wan as our as rattle.
—The foundings were—upon the bank, 53 feet ;
mad dole alongrole of it 6 fathoms.