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Pcy mourn, SAP T. 22. —Came in the Was air, of
t 8 guns, from Falmouth, with the Polly tranfpott,
under convoy, having on board French prifoners
from Jamaica ; (he was put under quarantine at
Penzance; the GANNET failed again immediately fur
her Ration off the Lizird ; alto the Paurry LASS.
Of 14 guns, from the Weftward. Sailed on a mile,
the Diationn, of 38 guns ; NAIAD, of 38; and the
IMPETUEUI, of 74, to join the fleet ; alio the Venus
French privateer, captured by the Union EAR India-
man, roc London ; the Columbia. Captain Day,
from Boßon, for Dunkirk ; and the LADY WALLIN,
of 18 guns, with a fleet to the Eaflward.
Letters received from Antigua Rate, that the Ca-
RY S FORT, of 28 guns, is at prefent unrigged. and laid
up fur want of men, having 1011, befides Captain R.
Fasismar:r, Several officer., and the greater part of
her crew. The remainder, about so men. are on
(bore by order of Commiffioner Laws, in a fail loft,
and recover daily.
PORTSMOUTH, SE►T. 23.—The Ardent cartel,
arrived yellerday from hlorlaix, which the left on
Wednefday ; the Johannah, of Southampton, Capt.
WE us:, was to fail the next day.—Arrived the Pa's.
surto bomb, Capt. C. Jowls, from off Havre. The
Parsee or WALES, Admiral Sir R. Calder, is ex-
paled here to refit. The Officers who arrived in the
ball fleet from Barbadoes report, that the fquadron
nada Commodore Hono, had captured tso fail of
veffels fence the beginning of the war. Mr. DARBY
and family, and the Rev. Dr. LEIGH, Sccr.tary to
Sir Axes. BALL, arrived in the Aormcooa r, with
very important difpatches for Government.

PIIIZIM SINT INTO TIIIS PGIITo—TbC Hornung brig, from
Llama, bound to Dieppe, by the Rattler ; the Chip Flora, from
Havre, bound to lifbon, by the Poulenc, Captain. Dunbar ; the
Indultry, Irma taboo to Dieppe, by the Plum, Captain Jaaverin;
the Young Peggy, of Briftol, from Jerfey, retaken by the Britannia
cutter ; and the Jofeph, laden with felt, by the I.ion cutter.

Gast moca, SEPT. zl.—Captain CORRY, of the
Ifabella, one of the Well India convoy, arrived at
Port Glafgow from St. Kitt's and Tnrtnla, fpoke on
the 9th init. in Err. 49. 35. long. 15. the Penelope,
RITCHIE, and Ann Phillipi, MI Lt. FR, two of the con
voy from Co: k for the Weft Indies, out eight days,
all well.—The horneward-bannd Jamaica Beet, con-
fining of about tyo fail, were to fail from Bluaelds
about the to of Auguß, under convoy of the Ees•
MANY, of 74 guns.—Arrived, Minerva, CARRICK,
at Wilmington from hence ; and Margaret:, BO L/
I. IR, off Ayr, from Grenada.
CcPR, SFPt. I 7.—Th iS TIO/Ts;rl 7., his Majeny's
th;p the Top.izF, Captain LAN a, arrived in our hat •
I,..iir from Plymouth. On Friday evening Lin, the
wind being S. S. \V. a cutter came into Court-
mall ert y Bay, and anchored off the Broad-Strand in
about three fathoms water, dole to a high land, un-
der which (he war pellet:by Iheltered from wind and
waves. To the obfervers on (hare the (hewed no
fymptoms of dittrefs, looking as light as if in ballall,
and exhibiting externally no tign of having fuffered
any injury from the gales which had prevailed for
two or three preceding days ; at day-break, however,
next morning, all that appeared above water were
her man and rigging ; of the latter (he was loon (trip-
ped by the country people, who crowded about her
in boats. On the arrival of the neighbouring Gen-
tlemen, Officers of the Revenue, the boats difperfed,
and part of the plunder was recovered. She appears
to be the Dart cutter, of Belfan, bound to Gibraltar
with IS boxes of foap, x of linen, and dame tons of
potatoes. The vela had been a French privateer,
and was reprefented by the crew as unfound, and of
very little value. The account given by the meter
is, that the was leaky, and that water increafed upon
them fo fan during the night that fhe went down ;
though they were within hail of the fitore, and might
eafily have procured hands diffident to keep her free.
The lameners of the fiery and the circurnflances of
being infisred, have im!uced the Gentlemen who in-
tereited themfelves in her prcfervation to tranfmit
this account to the puhUc papers, in order to afford
the agents of an excellent and ifren atrufed Abortion,
timely cpportunity of investigating the tran'aftion.—
( Waterford Alirior.)