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London, England, 1801-05-26 00:00:00

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YAILMOTH, .MAY s 6, 1.. a• •
- This day. failed - the Hamm arith:*:tracte: for
Oaktnbingb. Afrived theitanista IWO, Captain
, •
Lirrts, from a sruizeoff. Goree ; the :Captain
being very ill was brought on Chore .this .morning
at eight, and cxpi red an hour after at his lodgings.
The GEoace cutter has tint in here.the Charles
Patrick Ediert-Vilafs, .Srey.antliosi' molter. ;44
fundry goods, and. ithe.janen,../taiaz Fatitttt
maker; laden with oats and fome paffeignes :the
EIPIEGLII has.taken and feet in here the Sara
Seraphine, from Rot!erdant foa North Bergt4,
GOVERT PLQVY mailer/ laden with 'fax and ge-
neva.—Sailed the Liberty cater.
• COWES, MAY as. •
Came in lalt night the American brig Parkinan,
laden with a valuable cargo of Portuguefe meet
chandize from Liibon. The greateft confternation
prevails at that place, in confequence of the
min approach of the French ; an army of zfooo
men being already arrived in Galicia, on the rim.

Arrived alfo the Statmunfter, of Poppenbart,
laft from Cherburgh, which port She left laft
day Morning:
PORTSMOUTH, MAY as.:.,
Lail night arrived the ENDYMION frigate, Capt.
DURHAM; with three tranfports from Lifbon.-1—
Yefterday arrived the BUFFALO ftore Ship, wie.
Governor }NATE' onboard from Botany Bay.--
This day failed the AMBUSCADE frigate for Cork,
from whence flit is to proceed for the Weft Indiei.
—Alfo failed the NETLET Schooner, on a unite.—
Two (hips of war are this evening Coming to at
Spithead, but we have not lepmt their names.
SHEERNESS, MAY 23.
Artived yefterday at the Nore from the River
Thames, his Majefly's gun-brig BOLD.—The fol-
lowing Dutch (hips in his Majefty's fervice, failed
foil the Downs—the GELDERLAND, of 64 guns,
Captain TULLEICIN j AMPINITAITS, of 36 guns,
Capt. MAY ; and the GeLarat iloop, of IR guns,
Captain VAN SPENOLER.—This day the DRIVEL
(loop, Captain Duxsec, failed on cruize.
mom LLOYD'S LIST

EIZAL, MAY 25.—Sailed tbs. iGALGO 1100 p, all
a cruize to the cafiward. Wind E. N. E.
GRAVISEND; kimr ac.—Palled by, the Enter-
prize, —, from Virginia; Perfeverance, Bay.
DEN, from Balthitore • Harriott, HURRY, from
Honduras; Nasty, Douai-as, from Africa ; Ti-
ber, --, from Limerick ; Friends, from
Cork ; Sophia Sinca, !twit from Hatnburgh ;
Jonge Nicolas, PIATERS; from Vigo; Speed, —;
and David, from St. Michael's—Sailed the
Vrow Anna, Jags, for Dieppe..
101MINOCit, MAY

24.
Arrived this morning the American big Trio,
Capt. Mau a ra,from New York, with Indian corn,
sear, flour, and tar, after a pelage of 38 days.
• The faft failing fhips. Fanny, &AIME, and Hu-
ttasn llrcc, whicfi-failed from this port on the 6th
of glitch, arrived at New York within an hour of
.00;bother after a fine pafTage of 29 days. It ap-
by :be American Papers brought by this
,that the greateft part of the fhips compofing
the American navy are to be immediately fold.
The Right Hon. the lards Commiflioners of
the Admiralty have given dire:lions, that a con-
voy fhall be immediately provided for the trade
'from the Frith of Forth, bound to the Elbe.
• The Wafhington packet. —, from New York,
tOSondOn, foundered a few days after leaving
Kew York.
The Achilles (late Hagg) front Honduras and
Charlellon to London, is taken.
• A Letter from an Officer of his Majelly's fri-i
gate CLIOPATIA, Captain Ilea's'. Pssiew, dated
Halifax,. April i 6, contains the following intelli-
gence
We are ft arrived here from a long cruise,
acrd; I lin foiry to fay, an unfortunate one. We
Were on chore on the Illand of Abaco (one of the
Bahamas,) three days and three nights; and very
nearly loft ; but, thank GOD and perfeveranee,
we got her off again, having been obliged to heave
all our guns, and even part of our bellaft over-
board, loft our falft keel, and hurt the (hip's bot-
tom a little. Tvro other misfortunes we have met
with—our Third Lieutenant fell overboard, and,
in fpite of every exertion made to fare him, was
drowned—the third was an expedition againft a
Spanifh convoy of thirty veal', richly laden, and
prpteeted by three gallica, (or gun-veffels) having
32 and a4-pound brafs guns on board. They were
anchored in the Bay of Levito, in the Viand of
Cuba. 'the boats of our flip, and thole of the
ANDROMACHS, Captain Lauer:, well mimed, pro-
ceeded into the bay about midnight, and would
molt probably have fuceeeded id taking them all,
but they bad got information of our coming, and
poureckbpon us a heavy fire of grape and lan-
grage. The boats, however, puffied on, in fpite
°reek fire, and boarded feveral of them, but
. found it impoffible to bring out more than one
ez'. as their ineclant fire nearly dellroyed our
and the -brave fellows thlt were in than.—
We loft oar brana Fill! Lieutenant (Talmo's) who
was mot through the heart, and three feamem, one
.of whom had his bead (hot clean off, another was
cat -in two pieces, and the third was knocked to
atoms: We had alto one midfhipman and fix fem-
meii wounded; but, thank Cots, all are MOW-
The 411)11011•CNII bad two midtm... and
reams killed, sad Les badly wouoded. Bob
• sad toes fought nobly."