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London, England, 1807-06-13 00:00:00

N4UTIC4L INTELLION'ct.

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• TORBAY, JUNE it. .
Arrived in Torbay hls Majefly's (hips Hiscansa,
paLLEgormoN,Dßl•nmouGHT,Lonnow, ST.GSOaG{,
MONARCH, and Ross, from. off Breit.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE is. ,
Came in his Majelly's (hips TosnanY and CoLos-
sus from the weftward.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE, is.
Arrived his Majeßy's (hips CApto from the weft-
ward; and la SYBILL I, from a cruize,.with le Huffy.,
of 13 guns, from Bourdeauz fur Caen, laden with
cordage, her prize.—Sailed his Majeßy's flips Ar.c.
NENE, to the weßward, HARDY, on a cruize ; P.
TEL, with a convoy for Plymouth and Cork; and the
STAR, for Falmouth, to collet convoy for Newfound-
land, &c.—Wind W.N.W.
DEAL, JUNE is.

Arrived and failed for the River the Henrys,
Mqvait, from Berbice (he parted from the fleet on
'the 24th ult. in lat. 41. 49. N. long. 36. 40. W. in a
gale from the Eallward.—Saifidcarly this morning
the Ernosios bomb, to the Eaftward ; alto feveral
coafters and colliers. Arrived his MAjefly's (hips
RESOLUTION, from Cotk ; JULIA, froth Yarmouth ;
and DISPATCH, from Portfmouth. The KANGAROO
Coop of war has detained and brought into the
Downs the Hatrint, of Baltimore, laden With wine,
&c. from Bourdeaux for Tonningen.—Wind't.
GREENOCK, JUNE so.
The Mialflippi, DRUMMOND, arrived here tall
night, from Savannah, after a paffage of 39 days.—
On the loth Captain D. picked up a fquare bale of
cotton, without a mark. The Mary was expeaed to
rail for this port eight days after the MiCGtOppi.
MALTA, APRIL 27.
The convoy from England artived here two days
'ince ; tome of the veffels, on account of blowing
weather, conid not get out of Gibraltar ; among them
Ire the Little Jane, the Henry, Robinfon.

. EAST INDIES.
The Eagle, Capt. Winther, arrived at Bombay, from Calcutta,
on the 13th of December, (poke his Majefty's (hip St. Fiorenzo,
in lat. 13 N. long. 84 E. all well. •
The DaniCh chip Cattle Danfborg, Capt. Winther, arrived at
Bombay, from Madras,on the toth of December; (poke on her
paffage his Majefty's thip Pitt, Capt. Bathurtt —all WcIL
On the 23d of November the Patty, Balam, &Cape Comorin,
faw his Majefty's (hip Wilhelmina.
On the October, arrived at Bombay his Majefty's
Bellonz, Capt. Baftard, from a cruise.
Arrived the sift November,his Majcity's (hip Wyche, Captain
Wooldridge ; and his Majefty's (hip Concorde, Captain Cramer;—
szd, his Majefty's (loop Albatroli, Captain Gordon; l'Entinen,
prize, Mr. Elbert Parse Mltter—aid, la Laverne, prise to his
Majefty's (hip Vidtor, Captain Bell —BswAry Courskr, M. ail.
The Augufta (an American) DasliwooD, from
Liverpool for Bolton, *was captttred on the soth of
May.
Extra& of a letter from turk's Ifland, dated
March t.
We continue to he harraffed by the predatory vffits of our neigh.
bouring enemies. They long ago made Sand Key, only 9 miles
diftant, their place of rendezvous; but now come into Hawk's
Nett, which is our bell: harbour, and wholly dcfencelefs. On the
Bth ult they took a (mall Ichoonerfrom her moorings at SaleKery,
and on the zoth two of them, flout privateers, went in open day
into the Hawk's Nett, and thence into tic Southern Creel. where
they burnt and dcftroved the fchooner Faithful Anna, and finop
Alalahra, both new yards, and owned here. They are conftant.
It carrying off our negro Mermen, whom they find ufcful pilots.
In Own, our lineation is fo uncomfortable as only to be imagined
by chore who know our unfortunate condition. We want almoft
every thing. but cfpccially a militia and pioneers; the inhabitants,
if organized and put under proper officers, would form a fufficicnt
fecurity, and Wow us to flerp quietly in our beds; but from this
deficiency, every one does what is right or wrong in his own eyes,
Ind nothing re fults to the general rind. Yet we pay to his Ma•
jefty and our Treafury more than all the Bahamas bcfides, New-
Providence only escered !
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The particulars of the anion fought by the Duke
of Marlborough packet, on her outward voyage, are
thus entered in her log.bnok :
On the 28th of March, the day previous to our making Barba-
does, in lat. 13. deg., minutes and a quarter pit twelve P. M.
faw a fchooner on the larboard how. bearing S. S. W. on a wind,
Banding to the northward; at five the wore and Rood towards us,
all hands to quarters, and cleared for aftion, down all fluddlng •
(ails; at (even, within gun fhot. fired the (tern chafers. and bola-
ed our colours, let all ftudding fails and royals g at twenty minutes
pall ten Ike clofcd on the (larboard quarter. when a general en•
gagement enfued, chiefly with mulketry by the enemy; at eleven
attempted to board, but was repulfed with great (laughter, by fir-
ing our great guns with round and grape (hoe ; at five minutes af•
iter eleven fill eeafed firing; at half pail eleven dropped aftern, to
repair her .'amages, and remained during the night about three
miles off; at eight A. M. came again within mulket fhot, when
we renewed the adtion with our (tern chafers; at nine the hauled

on the !larboard quarter, and at half palt ten hauled off to the
Ikl.W ; at the fame time a brig hove in fight on the Rarboard beam,
lying to with niain-topfail to the malt.
In the above action Captain James was lightly wounded in the
,i. right foot; Mr.M.Kinnan the Matter, by a cartridge catching fire,
and exploding in his face; Mr. Pure, the Mate, Rightly by a ma-
ket ball in his arm, and three feamen, viz. Robert Clement, dan-
mutiny in the right thigh ;Thomas Solomon, both arms broken;
and John Gibbat, lightly on the right arm, by a fpfinter.