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London, England, 1801-04-02 00:00:00

zmurlcaL INITLLICENCA

YARMOUTH, APRIL I.—Arrived in the Roads
a fleet under convoy from Hamburgh.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 3o—Sailed this evening
with a light breeze at call, the GOWER packet,
with the mail for Lifbon ; the LADY HOBART
packet for New York; and the AUCKLAND packet
for the Well Indies.—Yeßerday put in here nine
brigs laden with corn, &c. for Liverpool ; they
failed again this morning.
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PLYMOUTH, MARCH v.—Came in a Cartel
from. Morlaiz : the only news the has brought is,
that at Morlaix it was reported that 45,000 French
troops were gone from that place .and its neigh-
bourhood towards Portugal, for the purpofe of af-
filling the Spaniards in their attack on that king-
dom.—Sailed to join the Channel Fleet the Maas,
of 74 guns, Rear-Admiral THORNSOROUGH;
CENTAUR, of 74 guns, Captain Sir H. NP.ALE ;
TRIUMPH, of 74 guns, Captain HARVEY ; and the
REVOLUTIONAIRE, of 4+ guns, Captain TWY SDEN.
—Sailed the Sr. FIORENZO, of 40 guns, Captain
PATERSON, and the SANTA MAP.GARETTA, of 38
guns, Captain PARKER, with the outward-bound
Mediterranean fleet under convoy, with a fine
wind at E. S. E. Came in the SPITFIRE, of 18
Pens, Captain KEEN, from a cruize : and the
LYMOUTH lugger, of 18 guns, Lieutenant EL*
LIOT, from the Weftward.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL t.—Sailed the ACTIVE
frigate, Captain GIFFARD, and RAMBLER floop,
Captain Pve, on a cruife. In going out laft night,
the SUPERB, got aground, near St. Helen's Point,
but lifted at flood tide, and followed the fleet
early this morning. The CAMBRIAN fprung her
caption, but it was loon replaced, and the got
under weigh about three o'clock.
LEWES, MARCH 30.—0 n Friday afternoon two 1
brigs laden with coals, were taken by a lugger
privateer, within fight of the those, in Seaford Bay.
The crew of one of them, to avoid a French prifon,
took to their boat, and landed fafe at Cuckmere.
The Brighton Mermen affert, that towards the
latter end of laft week, five veffels were captured
on our coaft, between Brighton and Beachy Head.
The privateers pats the fiThing-boats almolt every
night, but offer them no moleftation.

SHEERNESS, MARCH 31.—Yefterday his Majet
ty's brig SPEEDWELL, Lieutenant REDDY, went out
of harbour to the Nore : and this day the GAN-
NETT (loop, Captain COTGRAYE, arrived from the
Downs.

DEAL, MARCH 31.—Sailed through the Downs,
the Princefs Charlotte, —, for India ; and the
Swift, India pilot, for the River. Wind N. E.
APRIL I.—Arrived the Tsarsiciloas and Ns
is ESI3 frigates, and the Rtsoi unom lugger, from
a cruise. Wind N. N. E.

GRAVESEND, MAR cm 31.—Paced by, the Diana,
Janson ; Jonge Eldert, ; and Danb,sheid,
Foss Err, from Hamburgh ; Enterprize, RIDDON,
from Limerick.—Sailed r the Belvidere, FASREW,
for India; Cato, Pciasow, for Surinam ; Bridget,
THOMAS, and Jonge Jan, for Lilbon.
APRIL t.—Palled by, the Two Brothers, lA).-
ton ; Flandalan, —; and Zeeluil, from
Hamburgh ; Swift, WEBSTER, from Lilbon; and
Wilding, SPARKIS, from Leghorn.--Sailed the
Helen, BARTEL, for Bremen.
A Danifh brig, called the Sarpen, of 20 guns,
has failed from Copenhagen to the North Sea on
a reconnoitring cruife.
The Friendlhip, lissacasom, from London to
Dublin, which had been taken, is retaken, and ar-
rived at Portfmouth ; the privateer which took
her is taken, and arrived at Weymouth.
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The ShillCliffe, CHARLTON, from Newcaftie to
Jamaica, was taken February tsi, off Cape Fini-1
flerre, by a Spanifh privateer of is guns, and car-
ried into Corunna.

The Sally, *CALL, from Philadelphia to Ham-
burgh, is totally IoR on the coal' of Holland.
The Duke of Richmond, Paocroa, from Hon-
duras to London, foundered at fea the Bth Febru-
ary. Captain Paocroa, a lady, three children,
and feven feamen, faved by the Mary, Hamm,
from Plymouth ; arrived at Virginia, 30th Fe-
bruary.—'Twenty-two of the crew drowned.
Letters received from the TRANI!, of 32 guns,
Captain Lusts, dated the ad ult. from Madarie,
Rate her fafe arrival there after very boifterous
weather, but do not mention any thing of the
fquadron under Rear-Admiral CALDER being, as
was Paid, gone on to the WeR-Indies.

ENGLIIN STATE LOTTITITo—TwentyAINGth
Day.—No. 24,787, aprize of 0,0001.—N0. 44,389,
a print of sool.No. 36,738, a prize of ool.—
Nos. 19,303, 55,860, Klan orsol. each.
STRIKING DIVFERRNCE or TIMIIIo•—FOTEGerIp
people Paid at the heel of a Lottery, Why put in
now ? Cid Moo P all the good Priam are good."
but fuch is the fortune and reverie of the precept
Lottery, that moft of the capital Prizes are till
the Wheel, with the flirty Thoufwed Pound Prize
at their head, fo that he that cometh in at the
eleventh hour Rands an equal uw
warded with him who has SOrne the heat and
burden of the day.