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London, England, 1801-01-06 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTILLIGENCE.

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FALMOUTH. JANUARY 3. . , •
The PRINCE ADOLPHUS, with the Lillian mails
the 27th and Spa; and the PAINCE or WALI4
ith the Liibon all of the 24th ult. are waiting
v,ad, as is the LADY ARABELLA, ilir the Lee-
ward Nandi. Wind w. co 8. W.

PORTSMOUTH, JA#VARt s
During the gale this morning, the' Minerva.
otsv,,from Demerara for London, drove from
to anchors and ikeome into harbour very much
dasige4. Several !hips got on &ore; and foine
are got off again.—Wind W. S. W.

DEAL, JANUARY 4. •
Yerterday morning Admiral LUTWIDGE hoifted
his nag (blue) at the main, on the Orsayssae.
sailed the GANNET and Lwow; {loops on a
e; and CoeuMBA, Hor miss, for Carolina, to
Ldgate. Remain in the Downs his Milj_efty's
(hips ,Oviar suet., RUBY, AGAMEMNON, NARIE•
5159 and PLUMPS& gun.velrel ;• the GANOIS,
jkOV/11, for Bengal; Asiatics, ALLEN for Ja.
NstcA ; IsitrwELL, Cal STALL, for the Ealt Indies;
ytiendftip, aves, for Limerick; and Rosa,
forßengal. Arrived and failed for the
River, the CEILIS, oliirosli, from Martinico.
JANUARY s.—Put back the RACOON and G
II ITT !loops, and remain.—Wind S. W. blows
turd.

HULL. JANUARY 2.
A mercantile houfe in this town has jolt receiv-
Pd al letter from Scarborough, fayiug a lugger pri-
vateer had taken a large floop off that port Triter-
day.
The HART brig cutter, Lieut. Heattso*, failed
flour hence yelterday, in purfuit of a privateer off
Scarborough.
A convoy is appointed to fail from hence the
Bth infant, but the fcvcre frog which begun here
lit Monday, it is feared, will prevent their failing,
as no doubt the Elbe is full of ice.
Extra& of a Letter from Capt. Hussars, of the
brig MILBURN, belonging to North Shields, to
Mr. Wow>, of Hull, dated Scarborough, Dec.
;o, 111°0.-4' Yefierday Morning, Whitby bear-
ing W. S. W. diftant about four leagues, fell in
with a large fdtooner privateer of 14 guns, with
which we came to dote ration for half an hour,
when we obliged him to (beer off. I am happy
to inform yod, that except myfelf having got one
band (lightly burnt by one of the guns, we have
no perfon hurt on board. We fell in with ano.ber
privateer off this place lalt night, but were not
within gun-(hot. I cannot fay too much in praife
of our people for their good behaviour."

LAST INDIA sfirPriNG
Vefterday advice was received at the FAA India
flotuk of the fafe arrival in the Downs of the flsip
Arum°, belonging to Mefirs. Roxsoca and As-
tor y, of Madras. and commanded by Mr.Bs a; am
BROWN, after an extraordinary quick pillage of
three months and eleven days, having failed from
Madras on the a4th day of September The
APOLLO touched at the Cape of Good Hope and
at the I(land of St. Helena, at which places flue
Plaid but a very flunt time, and left them all well.
No material occurrence took place during the ship's
paffage. The laft overland Difpatch received from
the &ft Indies being dated fo late as the latter
end of Auguft, it is not fuppofed the hos brought
tiny interefting advises.
Mr. Luz, a paffenger from Madras, has arrived
in the Arot.t.o.
The Company's armed lhip Coati wa ta.t s, which
failed from England on the 3d of May bit, ar-
rived at Madras on the 25th Auguft.
The Ceres, Captain UILORGS STRVINS ; the
Marquis Wellefley, Captain BRIMS Mircals.i.;
Brunfwick, Captain JAMBS LUDOTIC GRANT
Earl of St. Vincent, Captain Paw Baboa Sam sow;
Lord Nelfoa, Captain Ross's. Srorrtswoon ; and
Waltham ftow, Captain WILLIAM TA.YLOR Mow as',
failed from Madras for China on the isth of Au-
guft, under convoy of his Majefty's (hip l'lm ra-
MUSE. The Lady Burgers, Captain A. F. W.
Sol N TON, failed from Madras for Bengal on the
lift Auguft.
'mats PETIR FR ARON, Efq. is appointed Com-
mander of the Honourable Haft India Company's
lh:p the Belvidere, consigned to China dire& in
the room of Captain CHARLPS CH awn', who has
resigned. The Belvidere is to be afloat on the 13th
instant, to fail to Gravefend the 3oth following;
t) flay there 3o days, and to be in the Downs on
the 7th March, previous to her being difPatched
with the following thips, feverally consigned to
China, vii. Alfred, Captain JA MSS FA may 14 ARSON;
Duke of Buccleugh, Captain THOMAS WALL ;
Albion, Captain Andrew Thrums. ; Taunton
e.tftle, Captain T. li. Penult ; Woodford, Captain
MARTIN Earl of Abergavenny, Captain
WORDSWORTH ; and Warrey, Capt.-Haar.'
issov.

The Lord Duncan, Captain Groat &at:mats;
and the Earl Howe, CAptain Rose RT Bo RIIOWkS,
I, ire lately been added to the number of ihips en-
•,aged to proceed to India and China this feafou ;
by this addition the lilt will contain thirty-eight
!hips (mostly of the largell burthen), including the
Hawke, Prince William Henry, and Sir Edward
Hughes, which were taken up for Madras, and
Liled thither early in the preknt fcafon.
Phonic, outward-bound, arrived at the
Cape on the tBth,of September.
The following ihips had arrived at the Cape,
a t 1 denartod from thence in September and ofto.
I3ellona, Union, Sarah, Wellefley,
Kent, Thetis, and Phonic.
The Hussar, Lord Vifeount GARLIES, is ap-
pointed to, convoy the outward-bound East India
sips, :.ad wil.l Eul as foal as the wind pcnnits.

OREENOCIC, DECEMBER 29.
The American fhip Amfterdam packet, CALI).
WELL, arrived from New York on Friday, having
on board 74 hoglheads, t3B barrels Indian corn
meal, 103 barrels rye flour,. tB6 whole and 49
half barrels wheat flour. The Captain fays he
had the fineft weather he ever experienced during
a winter palfage.
The (loop VISLMONT gssrLE, of Greenock, A.
MiKaaLatie mailer, bound to Harries, in ballaft,
was wrecked on the welt end off the Lifland of
Canna on the aoth ult. Much praife is due to
Mr. *Nati., and the inhabitants of the ifland,
by whore great exertions all the materials were
laved.