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&mass's, Ocr. t6.—Sailed la Viactsit frigate
with a fleet under convoy for the Baltic.
Geassocz, Ocr. t4.—The Leander, CUBAN.
from Tobago, the firft fruits to this port, of our late
conquelts in that quarter, after a pdfage of 46 days,
reports, that there it great abundance of produce in
the Nand, but a fcarcity c: (hipping to carry it off.
The Maria, JAMIPsON, the firli of the Jamaica fleet,
paned to Port•Glafgnw left night. She parted from
the reR fix weeks ago, fo they may reafonably be look-
ed for as Coon as there is any wind to bring them up.
The Aimwell, Ron ERTSON, at Charlefton from hence,
16th Auguß, after a *Tags of 63 days, Caw a French
frigate off Charlefton Bar, with a Liverpool (hip in
company, (name unknown) her prize.

ARiuva.-4-lope, Jappic, and Aun and May, MTirlag,
trams bow, at (Luther..

Pima/arm Ocr. 14.-1 have been juts informed
that the Norway brig Anna Maria ( which came in
here a few days ago) picked up a (hip's boat, in the
North Chanel, having the name a Melton,"or " Me.
lyon, of Neweaftle," in her (tern ; and as it may
furnifh 'lreful information to the (hip owners of that
port, I think it proper to mention it. No arrivals or
failings of note since my Taft.
FALMOUTM, Ocr. 4.—Arrived the Argo, As.
sic:wog:l-H, from Sunderland ; Fanny, RICKARDS,
from Cork ; Favourite letter of marque, of London,
Captain PlltlY, from London, bound to the South
whale Meryl, and has captured and brought in with
her, the Dutch (hip Juliana Maria, Captain Lyme,
from Batavia, of boo tons burthen, with fugar and
coffee, which the fell in with the t ith of Auguft, in
lat. fix deg. South ; the has been out fiz months from
Batavia : both ships are gone into quarantine.
On Wednefday evening arrived the American brig
Maria Lomita, Capt. LAT n an, 55 days from Norfolk,
with tobacco and cotton, far Havre : on the sgth
Sept. was brougbtlo, and detained by his Majefty's
Chip Tnnansasa, of 74 guns, Captain 1111DPOILD,
who informed Captain L. of the blockade of Havre,
and after particularly exansining _liven French
fingers, (late merchants in St. Domingo), receM •
mended her proceeding for Falmouth. The French
paliengars report, that St. Domingo was nearly eva.
cnated by the French ; that at Cape Nichola Mole
they had no provifions to make ufe of, and that the
only thing they had to fabfift on was horfe Beth.
Sailed his Majetty's brig Sasnowsa. of 16 guns,
Captain --, with convoy for the Downs, viz.

able bisigssu Rob (tam at Tobago). Brieslismogb. for
Los** t Idsmard Pests, Misty ; aa4 Moss of Waco. Tread-
mks. be east Gansu* He* Maw, Sir lbobergh t sad
Syr, Sop, Ike Clawalm.
The Autism'', packet, with the Man of the Itth
keßant for Lilbon, will wait the arrival of the Was..
stsouals packet before the fails.—While the Ame-
rican brig Maria Louifa was with the Tuns:nail.
a large (hip bore down on them, with Danifh colours,
which the officers of the man of war informed the
Captain (American), that it was la Bellona French
!kip privateer, of 36 guns, which (hip the THIJNORRIa
had chafed a few days before for so hours, but (be
efeaped in the night : the Ts omnrant left the Ame-
rican to go in chace of her. Wind N.
PLYMOUTH, Ocr. s 3 in lall evening the
(hip Henrietta, of Guernfey, Capt. Joss Poison's.
TRE, from Honduras, bound to London, laden with
logwood and other goods : the failed from that place
on the 3111 July lall, and came through the Gulph,
with his Majefly's (hip SHARK, of :8 guns, bound to
Jamaica, that (hip having been relieved by the Pori-
?lissom, of t 8 guns: on their pange they fell in
with and (poke a merchant Chip, from which they
procured Jamaica Nes/tapers, dated the 6th Aug.
by which it appeared, that a French 74 gun-flip had
arrived at Port Royal, a prize to Come Britifb men
of war. Capt. POINODISTRII does not reeollen the
particulars of the capture, but there had been an
anion. Thefe Papers alto flatted, that another French
flip was expelled, two Britifb (hips of war having
hem left in chace, between the illand of Tor tudos and
the Main. After the arrival of the PORT MANO?,
that gallant Officer, Captain Mutts, who com-
mand her, died of the yellow fever about the
=sth July t his death is the more to be lamented, as
the Cervices of Each brave men are at this moment
invaluable to their country : this meritorious Cfficer
took a very aaive part lafl war in the cutting out
from Brea mad the Cheverette French corvette, by
the boats of the Uranie frigate, for which he was very
defervingly promoted to the rank of Commander.—
About the middle of September, Captain Poiso-
DESTRL fell in with the Maria of Glaigow, having
parted from the Jamaica fleet, strider the convoy of
the LEVIATHAN, of 74 guns, and SANTA MARGA-
TLTIA. of 38 guns, Tome days before, and they
may be now hourly expelled to arrive in the Chan-
rtl.—Came in the Hvssaa, of 38 guns, from a cruife.

Sailed the Pickle armed fchooner, Lieutenant Li-
r rxori tits, on a cruise in the Channel. AU the gun-
boats ready fur •fea in Hamoase, have had put on
board each, a 34 pounder or a 3s-pounder ; the guns
are lo cuntrivcd as to move by a fwivel, and file at
an enemy in any dircaion.—Sailed under convoy of
an armed cutttr, about i z and Ll9ops to the
Liltward.

roars mourn, Ocr. 16.—Sailed the Nanette
fchooner, with a fleet under convoy for the Downs.
The Mow rac us, of 74 guns, at this port, is ordered
to be immediately forwarded with all poffible expe-
dition, Captain OTWAY will command her. The
Mann tricenr, Captain Jeer's ; and the DEFIANCE,
Captain DURHAM, of 74 guns each, have joined Lord
GARDNER'S fquadron: at Cork. The EURYAL US
frigate, Hon. Captain BLADEWOOD, got on chore on
Spike Nand, in going into Cork, on Tuefdayfe'night,
and when our informant left that place, was not got
off.

Dim, OcT. 15.—A report prevailed here yeller-
day, that his Majelly's fhip ANTILOPE fialained fo
much injury in the late gale off the Tele], that the
will be totally unfit for further fervice. Yellerday
flailed the ARCH ea, with difpatches for the fquadron
off Boulogne. We are in hourly expeetation of the
enemy's boats coming out. This morning a veffel
arrived from off Oflend; but whether the brings any
intelligence, or of what nature it is, I have not yes
been able to learn.

DEAL. OCT. 16.—Sailed ►he Sqpieett. !loop of
war, STARLING gun veffel, Nessus and Vesuvius
bombs, on a cruize. Came down the SIR EDWARD
HUGHES, for the Eaft Indies ; Lvsx (loop, and
BLOODHOUND gun veffel, from the Nore ; and remain
with the (hips as per left. Wind S. W.
Dovee, OeT. 16.—Yefterday at to A. M. was
launched from the yard of T. K►wo, Efq. a beautiful
(loop of war of zo guns, named the SCORPION. The
launch, which took place in the prefence of feveral
hundreds of fpeaators, was a very fine one, and no
accident occurred. She is to have jury malls got in,
and then to proceed to Sheernefs to be coppered and
fitted for fea with alll poflible difpatch. A great
quantity of pikes to arm the inhabitants, are received
here, with a number of carronades for our boats, and
plenty of ammunition, &c. for the troops, Volun-
teers, &e. Great exertions are made to get the lat•
ter into a high (Late of difcipline.
Yaestottru, OCT. 16.—Friday arrived the Friend-
(hip, of this port, ALRIANDER Peak/it mailer, from
Gibraltar, bound to Hull and Leith, laden with wine,
indigo, and cork : alfo the Charlotte and Anne, of
London, JOHN BANEL, jun. mater, from Galipoli,
bound to St. Peteriburgh, laden with oil, both under
quarantine.—Sailed the Rossucx armed en flute for
Shields, and the Scovaue armed (hip and PIN ewes
frigate on a cruize off the Dutch coaft. Yefterday
arrived from Elfineur, a fleet of merchantmen under
convoy of the HOUND (loop, GALGO armed (hip, and
BAIIILIIII gun veffel. Sailed the AM PTHTST frigate
to cruise on the Dutch coaft. Put in here leaky, a
foreign (hip from London, bound to Lubeck, with
goods and paffengers. Sailed the ResoLuxion cut-
ter, with difpatches for Sir SIDN Iv SMITH. Remain
in the Roads, theGILTRHIID, Rear Admiral THOR a-
soammer. Hoven (loop, Gat.co armed (hip, and
&smut gun veffel. .The HOUND and /Lamm are
under failing orders.

DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZE MONEY.
Teo Speedy, for the capture of the French armed pink, lintre-
pidc, will be paid on Tbarfday the 29th infant, at No. 9, New
Broad-Erect.

To the 'netts, for the capture of the (loop Better, and the Se-
pal% a di/Wharton will be made at the Crown and Sept-loaf,
Garltelphill, on Toefday next, the zdtd initain.

To the Neretde, Frederkk Watkins, for the capture of the
French privateer k Vengeance, a diftribution will he made on
Wcdoefday next, the 19th Infant, at No. 18, Cleentwea-Inn.

To the hired armed brig Terrier, for the capture of the Joanna
and Seven Gebroedsra, will be paid ou Weduefday, the sit of No•
'amber, at Gofport.

Logics, Janfea, of Peterfborgh, bound to Dieppe, and the Cjiar-
lotte, Winuertbarg, from potteubtug to Rouen, are fern into Dover.
The Nepthunut, from Uddewalla to Havre ; Friends
Advaiture, Paddock, from New York to Bonrdeux ; and Per
tune, Anderfoe, front Dram to Dieppe, are fait into Portfolonth.
The Spanl brig Charlotte, from the river La Plata to Landon,
was taken ou the ads of Auguft, by the Roebuck privateer, of
London; retaken by the C.aruline privateer, of Sourdesne ; and
on the t lth of Sept. wan captured by the John Bull Flutter, and
it arrived at Jerky.
The St. Pierre, from NewfoondLmd, is taken, and cured into
Jerky.
The BM& Tar, from the Ude for Leith, has been
takes by a Preach privateer in the North Sea, and nnaken by the
Heaver fkrop, and is arrived in the River.

The Annfield, BAIRD, from Jamaica, arrived at
Liverpool, parted from the fleet on the rpth Sept.
lin a gale, in lat. 45. long. z 6. Several veffels met
with damage by the lightning, coming through the
Oulph, but none of them were known except the Ro-
bert, DE*lll,6llllll. On the next morning could only
fee :8 vefels from the mall-head. On the aid, fpoke
the Mercury, —, for London, one of the fleet.
The Lune, CAMIN MIRO, from Jamaica, is arrived
at Portftnouth.—She failed from Jamaica on the
24th of July, and did not j iin the fleet ; when off
the Havannah, faw a large (hip with a figure head
and quarter galleries, fuppofed to be one of the fleet,
in company with a privateer who had captured her.
The Chard, from Jamaica, is arrived at Briftol ;
!he failed with the fleet, under convoy of the Levi-
artrats man of war, on the a6th of July ; and parted
company on the sth of September.
Lent. Rowan, of the Sheernefs cutter, force time
ago difcovered a veffel about a quarter of mile from
the (hoe, in the Pafrage du Raz, and put off with
four men to take pofefflon of her. It was very dark,
and on approaching her, he found her to be armed,
and much larger than he had before imagined ; with
a degree of decifion and energy, however, confillent
with his charaaer, he (prang on board.—There were
4 French Officer Ina 23 Illiffl ON dal. The MSC has fur.
nifhed another fplendid inflance, that numbers can
avail nothing when °pooled to the fleady and de-
termined valour of Britons. The Frenchmen made
a fh,)rt refinance, when the Commander was handed
into the boat, and the crew driven down and confined
be!ow. The prize. which proves to be la l'ylade,
01 45° tons. 114 i ISEriTed ng Plymouth.