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London, England, 1804-04-27 00:00:00

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THE APOLLO FRIGATE.

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'the following veifek were VA en the eoajt of
Portugal. between Cape Mondego and Avero, early
in the morning of the td of April, viz.

Perfevenace. Clutha, fres Belltol to Junk .
Caletiolda,Gilderfon, front Obfgow to ditto.
Mawr, Nickell, from do. to do.
Mary Wells, Harper, from Whitekteen,to do.
; and &Mot, Meyrick,frest Stift&
Alfred, Chrk, from Greenock SI the Weft ladles.
Charles, Neil, from Brittol for St. vote..
Minsiva.Talfon„froen Liverpool for Nevis.
Ark iteld,and Eringo llay,Pergofon, from Brilloi fur Barkedoes.
Dam Denstifon ; and nine, from Mallow to Grenada.
Peggy, —, from Greenock to St. Vincent's.

et. Said 09, ---. from Liverpool; Sufannah..--. bound
Demenus; Diva, —; Clarendon, Starke ; and Atlantic,
from Greenock to Demerara.

BsUy. Judd 1 and Trim. William, from &Mot ; Primal',
Cleilfia; sad Junes, Douala, from Liverpool for Antigua.

0 Ana, Crag;ford, fns Dal;an ; Rebate, Cake, from .keened';
gala, Olbtas, tram Oriesock ; Aetive, Hanby; sad Ford,--,
item I.berpool to Derimies. •

Wain; said Trim, °My, Lem Glafgow to Teens%
liwoo,,from °Wow to Honduras. •
• Aktantje,..llNntire, EMIR Used to St Viacom's ; Peggy and
Vigaitith. from, Oreasioch to Dteileran ; RIO Revere otters.
maws takeouts ; the maws sod cargo of many of them are
fared; the carysreet Mete, with the ovassioder tithe Sett, fated
ffstsho Wog kidkes. . , •
. Pansies Arm 13.—Ofeflexday morning the
Wind being foutherly, the trade. bound to the north • '
ward, proceeded to lea; but by 5 P. M. the whole
rkturteed into port ; as the veiail alined again to the
northwerd, blowing a.fmatt pie and. very
Die Race Rorfe, from tynst• with barley, as ,allO
rat in here, in order to wait a fair wind for Newry.'
it has blown efesertioglf few.eve Any at about.N.W.
Aram 24.—Thesale•eirtigued refferday all day,
Ad Ise night at from. about N. W. tent to-day null
ortiO. two o'clock T. M. it blew tremendoufly at
about S. W, when the,crind.almoli entirely ceafed;
there, however, consignees
.ftill a heavy ground tea.
Since. my left arrived the }Lamm pad Fenton (loops
Of war fron; a cruise ; the Else. Surest hired
erotic) !utter,. from Cork; and the Rum got Dot.
sits cotters.from acruize ; and roam" the ttAssrlyr
floop 0 }veer; alto remain as per Wk. The Cons 7
mintifir of
,the Gamier fent on fhore left evening to
inthrried a young man, belonging to Swanfea,
mama Watkins,_ who died of le fuffocation.
Psrotoorn, Aran. ss.—Came 4 from the Clean.
tad Bed, the Pieties ptetoa, elv guns. Captain
teams; 'die Coicoaaot.ftt 74 pot, Captain
Louis ; alto the Atm?. of tilt pp; from a cruise.
By lee:feta Go 3isenaka received dies day. It appears.
that the Anni.of this port, which (limed in February
!tilt, with a large fleet, under convoy of the Flall•
excuse, of 4.0 gun% Rear Admiral Denies, is ar-
rived it that Wand; sifter haying eitberienced leach
diftrefs by gales of wind on the voyage, in conk-
goalie of which the Beet were wholly difperfed, and
hot very few of them had reached the Wand ; one of
the Beet, called the Echo, a very large fhip, is Paid
to have foundered in one of the gales.
Letteri received here by the Cork: 'Roe, from
an Officer belonging to the in chore fquadron off
Brea, dated the azd intl. in fight of the French fleet,
fate, that Rear-Admiral Sir T. GRAVES, K. B. on
his arrival in the AURORA, of 36 gam. Captain
Matsou, fluted his flag from her, aid rt•hoifted
at the mizen of the V ttttt eta, Of 74, Captain Rev-
winos, and took, as before Rated; the command of
the in fhore fquadron, which confifts Of the above 114
and of the following men of war :—lss ra ru tux, 84,
Captain T. B. Mains; MONT/Wel, 74, Captain
°Tway ; Cot.ossus, 74, Captain W. SEYMOUR.;
INDEPATIGARLE, of 44, Captain C. Moons ; ACES-
TA. 56, Captain WOOD; VAIGLR, 44, Capt. WoLir ;
with three (tout cutters : the whole keep dole in with
the haft N. E winds ; the frigates and (mall craft have
flood in within the range of (hells and Iho: from the
batteries every day.
Lail Fr id,ty, the loth infant, they diftinitly count-
in the Outer Road feventeen fail of the line, of
which two are of three decks, four frigates, two (hip
corvettes, and two gun-brigs. The fleet is altoge-
ther In judicinufly flationed, it is almoit next to an
frnpoilibility for the enemy to cfctpc. Breit, theft
letters add, was ne et more clo(ely blnekaded than
at this moment. The enemy are painting their (hips
very fine again!" their intended rummer's cruise, if
they cur get out, which, perhaps, our cannon's fire
might (poll its effeft.
Four P. M. Accounts are jolt received from the
tleg Steff ba:tery of the citadel, that a man of war's
'mar in J:tcror:ing to trots the Fatal Bridge, be.
.seen St. N,chnlas's Ward and Pudding Point, by
(quail of wind, under full upfet. and threw
e whole crew into the fee. then running very high.
':o accounts Late been received whether any people
Are raved, or to what flip flee belonged.
Potrsimou rH. APRIL 26.—Arrived a brig from
:he Coaft of Africa, from which a Lieutenant landed,
and let off for London immediately with difpatches,
report (aye, containing an account of the (urrender
f the ifiend of Goree to the Englifh.
The homeZard bound Eaft Indiamen will (i 1 this

vening for the River. Admiral HOLLOWAY is to re.
rips his command at this port, in confequenee cf his
promotion, to CommiStmer (now Admiral) Corny.
Ole Isis, of so guns, Captain Loss, fell in with the
merican (hip Lydia. of New York, fix days from
which had been plundered the day before
.:,Loch privateer (futmctly the Kips CreorEt

yacht) of all bet ahem totes,bread, and other pro.
vifions and the malleprobbed of twenty guineas,
after having all his trunks broken open. Captain
Loss gave her Come provitlons, otherwife the crew
Muft have perifhed before they could reach a port.—
The fame privateer had captured the (hip Fortitude
from New York, laden with refits, flax, &c. and the
brig Bee, from Poole to Newfoundland, which the
fent for Franc; ; alfo the floop Hope, of Briftol, and
a brig, from Cuernfey to America, which (be burnt.
• DEAL, APRIL a6.—This day Vice Admiral FAT-
Tow fhifted his flag from Blue to Red, on board the
UTRICIIT man of war : the JAMAICA frigate, and
DART floop of war, which failed yefterday on a
cruise off Boulogne, are by the ftrong wefterly winds
put back, and remain in the Downs with the (Lips as
per laa. Wind S. W. blows hard.
YARMOUTH, ApatE26.—Tuefday afternoon pallid
through a large fleet of merchantmen, under convoy
for the Baltic ; they were joined here by eight fail
belonging to this port.—Sailed this morning the AN-
TRLOPR, Sir &CORRY SMITH, on a cruise. Admiral
Russsi. has bullied his Flag as Rear Admiral of the
Red. Sailed the ESCORT gun-brig and CHAM non
cutter. This morning the Hon. Mr. Pi sarota T em-
barked on board the BADGit cutter, Captain Gus-
Tut:re, and failed with a fair wind at S. W. alto
the DIAWA packet, Capt. STEWART, with the baggage
and fuite. Captain MALCOLM is appointed to the
RAISONARLI, in the room of Capt. MOTHAM. The
(hips in the Roads are, the STATELY, Admiral Rus.
sit. Ratsostast.a, Captain MaLcor.r ; R
floop,Clasoa gun brig, and LAKE, FAVOORITI, and
HUMTtt cutters.

IN OF PRIZE MONEY.

Timhired fehoonee Pickle, for the capture of the French brig
Maybe:l42c (to company with Na Mail:ily's Blip Diana), will be
paid on her arrival la pert.
The Ruby and America, foe the capture of the Dankbaar Afro
will. be paid en Wednefday the ad day ei May nest, at No.
9, New Erwallreet.