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NO Actives. Sailed the Little e..thertne packet,
'with a Mail for Passage, and the Carteret packet with
a Maul fur Stirinam.—Wind E. S. E.
PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 116.
Arritett the William, litu.auraug Irons Sundae.
land; and the Industry, Caarsuraa, fmm Arundel.
Sailed his Majesty's ship ROYAL Oat, of 74 guns, the
Hag-ship of Rear Admiral Lord Asnuus BLAUCLUICO
to join the squadron off Brat.—Wind E.
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBP.R st.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Votarrarale, of S 8 get%
Hon. Ca fain WaLumaaaira, with dispatches for
Spain. The outward-bound, under convoy of his
Majesty's ships Latran and SEVII62I, salt remain,
waiting the arrival of several ships from the Eastward.

I.isboill
Mats

DEAL, OCTOBER t 7.
Notwithstanding the vigilance of our squadron off
Flushings it appears that two large French frigates
have escaped from that harbour a day or two since,
and have bent their course northward. Ose of our
.-11ght .mixers has bken sent to the Downs with the
intelligence, aad the CORNWAI.I. and Searoatunne of
battle ships have this instant been telegraphed to get
underweigh ina sail in pursuit of the fugitive fri.
gates.' tom * superior sailing of the British ships
and tlieabilidet of their Commanders. there is no
doubt that the enemy's vessels will soon find their
in; itito a Britivhsport. For the last three or font
:days Tit have had some tremendous gales,. but luckily
no damage has been done to the shipping...." Sailed
the CORNWALL, and COuiesus, 74 guns oseb, for off
the Tent ;and the Riseerms sloop of war with a ton-
voy to Portsmouth.—Remain in the Downs his Ma-
jesty's ships Monmouth, Chatham, Imptegnablee
Cumberland, Bulwark, Warrior, Princess Caroline;
Queen, and York; four Russian ships of the line
and one frigate, and the Glamorgan, and John and
Mary transports.-.. Wind S.E.
HARWICH, OCTOBER 17.
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Arrived the Plough transport, No. 120, Mat
manses' Phoenix transport, No. 156, Wu. Qunesev
waster ; and the Sceptre transport, No. 214, Mamma
master; from Gottenhurgh—the first in ballast, and
the two -last with troops. They sailed from Gotten.
burgh the 22d instant, with the fleet, and patted from
them on the 24th.—Wind East.

YARMOUTH, OCa OUR IT.

Some vessels, apparen4 put of a flett from the►
Sithic, are passing at the back.of our Sands. At pree
sent the signal•post has not been able to ascertain the
number of the brig of war which convoys ditin.—•
Wind East:
LEITH, OCTOWER RS.

The FUAtOUS gun-brig got ender weigh with the
Gottenburgh convoy an Saturday, but cameo, anchor
above inchkeith, where they still lies—The brig Pearl,
BAVIMILDIANt arrived at Aberdeen on Tuesday but,in
27 days from Archangel, saw, the ship Alexander,
Pm:, also of Aberdeen, over Archangel bar ; and
sailed without convoy, along with tit or eight vesseli,
from which she parted two days after in a gale, in.the.
White Sea, and saw no vessel afterwards during her
passage. 'Two of the above vessels, Captain . BMlrb
PIeRMAi reports, belonged to 'Lynn, one to
land, and a large ship to Archangel. • °'T

The Caesar, *Lusty, from Greenock to Jamaica,
Was wrecked the NO Instant, near Beni*, during a
violent gale. •
The Hassan, ?Ammar, from Greenock to Ja.
maica, is put into Belfast with considerable damage
and leaky. Her cargo must be dim:halted.
Thati.beon.t, BEEDLE, with coals from Sunderl.ind,
of and foißoston, was ua Friday se'nngbt dr ye
upon Wainfieet Sands, where she now lies a are k
a passenger, an able seaman, and a boy, were drown.
ed—the master and the rest of the banes on boird
escaped with great difficulty.
- Mansfield, HUSTLE, from London to Gains.
borough, is on shore in the Humber, and it is feared
both mrgo and vessel will be lost.
The Goodwill, TWADDLE, from Cantu to Eng.
land, is on shore at Gottenburgh, with loss of an.
chars and cables, and must unload.

The Leander, Lewis, from Konigsberg to London,
is on shore at Gottenbargh—Cargo is expected to be
saved.
ADMIRALTY COURT, OCTOBER 57.
Najadots, Moller, master.--.Thievessel, under Da.
nish colours, with provisions and hides, sailed from
Horsen to Gottenburgh, under licence, the terms of
which had not been complied with by the Claimants:
—Ship and cargo condemned.
Christiansen, Abrahamson, master.—This vessel,
under Danish colours, laden with train oil, stock-fish,
and rye. was condemned, except the rye, which was
restored.

-Courier, Zecq, master.—Hoop, Klaison, master..
These ships sailed from ports in France, under forged
licences.—Condemned.

• Conde de Alectdda, Da Silva.—This vessel, laden
with cotton and rice, sailed under Portuguese colours,
from Charleston to Madeira.—Condemned as a frau.
dulent transaction, except a part,, which required fur.
ther proof. -
Maria Carlotta, Collet, master.—This vessel was
bound from Sylt to Dunkirk.—Further proof required.
Metcurius, Biens Barteld, master.—This Prussian
vessel, under French colours, from Rochfort to A.
sterdsun,-having ro claimant, was condemned.
Grey Bernstorfs Blom, master.—This vessel, laden
with barley and oats, from Norway to this country,
under Danish colours, and with a licence, was re.
stored, subject to captor's expeacea