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PLYMOUTH, MAY t.
Came in l'Espoire French chasse-maree, front
Bayonne, laden with gunpowder, rozin, &c. captured
by the AMELIA frigate.—Arrived the MARINER gun•
brig, from a cruize, last from Portsmouth; and the
HERO privateer from a cruise.—Sailed the Cnoct's
brig of war, for Lisbon ; and the VIOLET lugger, for
Guernsey.

The DREADNOUGHT, of 98 guns, Rear-Admiral
SOTHEBY, arrived list evening, after post, from Basque
Roads, having been relieved by the SCIPION, 74, Rear-
Admiral STOPFORR.

Last evening 72 prisoners were landed from the
VALIANT, and escorted to Mill Prison ; they arc
mostlz Americans taken on board trench privateetrs
several Officers are among them, who have consider-
able property about dram.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY e.
Arrived his Majesty's ship FYLLA, from a mixt%
Sailed the DIANA and HOPE sloops of war, on a
cruize.—Wind S. E.
- ?me SHEERNESS, MAY it.
Sailed his Majesty's ship RICHMOND, with a convoy
for Heligoland. The next will sail about the 9th inst.
YARMOUTH, MAY 2.
Yesterday afternoon arrived from the Downs, to
join the North Sea fleet, the MARS, 74 guns. Sailed
the CENSOR gun-brig, Lieut. Lucas, to the West-
ward. The DILIGENCE and URGENT, with convoy for
Gottenburgh, remain wind-bound.—Wind N. E.
ROTTERDAM, APRIL CS.
From Hiorting, under date of the 11th instant, we
learn that four Danish gun-boats, under the command
of Lieutenant SCHIWITEPR, had captured the English
gun-boat stationed at Anholt, and which had already
taken some vessels. From the port, we are further
informed, that a Danish brig of war had carried into
Norway two English vessels, laden with spars and
wheat. On the 19th, there was some fighting at Ca.
landsoog, between an English frigate and some in.
ferior vessels on the one side, and a detachment of
tl:e bth Dutch regiment on the other, in consequence
of the enemy's attempting to bring off the Cuckoo,
which went on shore there. On this occasion, Lieu-
tenant BOSMA, and a grenadier of the 9th regiment,
were wounded. The Lieutenant died of his wounds a
few hours after. The ship was set on fire. The
Dutch privateer the Snell Jager captured on the 21st;
and has brought into the Vlie, the Vrow Annie, J. H.
LA GE master, from Mogadore for Groningen. The
Vrow Margaretha, from Fahrsund, for Harlingen, has
been captured by the same privateer, and carried into
Terschelling. The French privateer Sr. J. Baptiste
carried into the Vlie, on the 21st, the Vrow Catharine,
I. A. BISHOP, master, from London for Groningen,
in ballast. She was captured iiz miles S. Vir of
Terschelling. Carried into Dunkirk, by the Obser-
vateur French privateer, an American vessel, laden
with cotton, tobacco, &c. ; and by the Vigilant French
privateer two brigs from Egland for Sweden, with salt.
1 NEWCASTLE, MAY I.

The Britannia, of Sunderland, went on shore near Whitburts
bay, on Wednesday night, in the thick fog, supposing It the har-
bour of Sunderland.

CORK, APRIL !4.

It was formerly stated, that the HICILINA sloop of wat, Captain
WoRTIO, had captured and brought into Cove the Grand Napoleon
French brig privateer; we can now add a few circumstances of the
capture. Capt. Worth fell in with the Grand Napoleon on the 10th
inst. at day-light. He immediately, on discovering he-, engaged •
!hate, which he maintained until nine o'clock at night, when he
came up with her, and she struck. She was then in lat. as. 10.
long. 12. 10. The privateer mounts twelve 18-pounders, and
four long guns ; is manned with 124 men, of eso tons harden,
and but three months old. She tailed from Name on the 11th od
March, and has since cruised with considerable success. From
that period to the day the Helena fell in with her, she had cap-
tured the following arenas : Backbone', and Brae Martin, of
lAverpeol ; Fox packet, of Greenock ; Grey ;Hound, Iris, and
Four Sisters, of New ork.