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NT/towns, Joey 4—Came in the Hamburgh
(hip Cantina, Captain D. M. LOMA 11, from Ham-
burgh, bound to New Orleans, laden with linen•.
put in with the lofi, of her foreman ; Srasmunus
gun brig from a cruise, with a leisure of fpirits:
fhe has alfo detained a Danifh ketch from Malaga,
bound to Altnna, laden with wine, bat Ike is not yet
arrived.—American (hip Dane, of and from Balti-
more, Captain M•Csary, bound to Amfterdam,
laden with coffee, fugal., and tobacco, detained by
the Indefatigable privateer, which is alto ar-
rived.

PORTIMIIUTN, JUNE g.—Sailed the ZEBRA bomb,
v ith a convoy for the Downs. and the SPRIGHTLY
gun brig to join Admiral Sir J. B. W 's (qua.
drnn.—Wind S.W. blows hard.

Dom, Julie 5 —His MAjefly's fhip BIANCHI was
obliged to weigh from our Roads lad night, and go
to the Dawns, the wind blowing very hard from the
S. W. but as it was moderate this morning, (he again
came round, and the double boats, which were built
here under the dire lions of Sir SIDNIY Smite, were
fent off to her, with which the proceeded for the
Downs. A large French lugger privateer went into
the Downs this morning, having been captured by
Come of our cruizers. Paired by this morning, a con-
voy from Ireland, bound to the River. Sailed the
hoy Chriftina Elizabeth, Captain Dam tit,' in ballaft,
for Sweden.—Wind S. W. and moderate.

DIAL, Jura s.—Arrived the BLAISCKI frigate
from Mier Roads ; and the VESTAL frigate from a
cruise; the has brought in with her l'Adventure
French privateer lugger, of 14 gnns, and 47 men,
which the fell in with early this morning off Calais,
with two other privateers, which made their efcape
into Calais. It is fail that a merchant [hip, bound
to London, was taken, finte retaken by a gun brig.
and arrived in the Downs : cannot. learn her !URIC.
Arrived alfo the ASTRO* frigate, Exertion and Intel.
ligent gun brigs, and Arrow fchooner from a cruise;
Efpiegle sloop from Ireland, and Fury bomb from
Spithead.—Sailed the Asra as frigate, Bruiser, Blood-
hound, and Turbulent gun brigs on a cruise, and the
Fleche fioop fur the Nore.

Dotti.ix, Mar 31.—There are four PrufGan fhips
detained near Ringfend, in the dock at the South
Lots. The Captains and crews are at liberty, and
treated with every indulgence. They only wait for
freib inttruaions from England, which, if favourable,
their cargoes will be delivered to whom configued.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

GRAVMND, JONI by the Swan, Wondbrry, from
I.ilbon ; Ayr, Grintell, from Cork; Good Hope, Nicholas, and
the Vrow Chriftiana, Bran:ie. from Varell.—Sailed the Skelton
Cattle. Vaughan, for Inatia; Union. Brown, for Grenada and
Baltic Merchant, Smith, for St. Kite,.

The (hips for the firm convoy to Entland failed
from Surinam on the 22d of April; thrfe from De-
merara were over the Bar the time day, waiting for
the Surinam (hips t,, proceed to St. Kitt's.

The flip Abigail, (in American) BARKER, from
Liverpool; and the Couni Bernflorff, from Yarmouth
fur Leghorn, are captured and carried into Algcfiras.
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The Inc Wiry, COLLINS, from Poole for Newfound-
land, foundered at fca : crew laved.

DISTRIBUTION or PRIZE MONIT,--The gun brig
Vixen, for the capture of the Freya, May 18, and la
Renomme, May 18, 1803, will be paid on her arrival
in port. Recalls Tuefdays and Friday*, at No. 18,
Clement's Inn.

HICK CURT ni ADMIRALTY, June 3.—Thiscliy
the Right Hon. Sir W. Scovr proceeded to the ad-
judication of the following cafes :

Louifa, Clacker Chip, under American colours,
laden with a cargo of coffLe, was captured by the private Dip
war 13:tfey. Robert Hairdos', commander, and brou4ht to Fal-
mouth. lu this cafe the Chip was reftored, alto the owners pro-
perty on board, and the reit directed to (unbar proof.
Minerva, Love maser.—This American Chip, laden with a
cargo of hides and tallow, war in the proiecution of her voyage to
London at the time of capture. Ship and owner's property direCted
to further proof; another part of ;he cargo reftored u claimed;
and the remainder condemned, unlas claimed within a fortnight.
Mentor, Ljunbergh matter.—. This was a Swedlib Chip. laden
with a cargo of falt. Ship condemned on the ground of trading
with the enemy.

Mary, Rutbton mafter.a—This vein.). under American colours,
with a cargo ut fugar and wher merchandize, was in the profci.u.
duo of her voyage from Button to Aniftenlam, at the time of cap-
ture—Ship and cargo rcltored as claimed. Demurrage pronounced
againft the captors, to be afcertained by the Residua, and ago
the Claimants cep:laces of the hearing.