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London, England, 1810-11-03 00:00:00

which was
her cargo on
is not known
proce,eded from an
seamen and some
Which the Go-
men, who rose
went to sea.

from Quebec
I spars, taken

went
w ashore
of the former

.., from Que.
been taken on
ken the same
trren, who put
tripleton, and
and to have

the rnorsiihg
is, within one

arrivecNi
titan C.,baleur.
Hunt J. 4T•:
.osiers , bearing
.(beth, ALLEN.

in lat. 53. 5.
on 28th ult.-
Mary, of Ply,
ing
Monday. ..60e.
to.the:TsoOn,
the pier; draw-
that has en-

the Troon.—.
lon to Quebec,
Thorscifty but,
re w foundlutd;

lams, Pensen. from'
, ; Spartan, Friend,
front Pernambuco.
Brothers, Scott, for
; Providence, Ap-
, Arundel, for Cork.
Nichall ; and Jacob,
Oak, —, from New
Baltimore; Caroline,
omVirginia. At Scilly,
Adamant, Luck, from

from Lisbon, fottn-
- and 14 seamen
Wexford sloop.
, Atkinsbn, from
taken and carried
lber:

Newfoundland, sunk at Tri-

Neit York to Low-
ult. atfer being

AriirtiL IV/ELL/GRIM/A •
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SCILLY, OCTOBER. as,
calm in the Hope, Glum, from St. John's, with
T
for Plymouth, a complete wreck. n a gale, i
on tae Toci instant, she lost her bowsprit, forervast, 5
To.t;Btopmast, yards, sails, and rigging. On the 16th
previous
was boarded by a French privateer, whe
plundered her of all her spare rigging, sails, and
on the following day was boarded by another
stores ;
French privateer, who, contrary to be other, offered
him any thing his vessel ould. spare I we have
pleasure in mentioning such generosity, even of an
clerny ; the privateer's name was the Charles, from
Bayonne—should she and her generous Commander
fall into the hands 'of the English, 'he will not have
~ccasion, we hope, to complain. The Hope was
brought in here by two pilot-boats. .„ •
PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 1.
Arrived the ROTA frigate, Captain Someteettte,
'oat Cork ; the Pzatocx and HAWK sloops, and-‘l2O
LsosA and JACKDAW tenders, from a particular at. •
vice, last from Falmouth.—The AFRICA, 64 guns, halal,
been remarkably lucky during her preieo trnlse. is
tie Baltic. lam informed that she has 'takes
'wards of twenty Russian vessels, laden withritemp,l
ullow, iron, and other, articles. of great value to ,this
agry, particutarlylta the present skttatiott,of affair' '
Several others of our ships on that station have been
equally fortunate. So that, 'if the enemy issues de- ,
aces to prevent their exportation to this country, he
cannot prevent our brave tars from seizing them lir
their lawful prize. •
PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 2.
Nothing arrived or sailed to-day.—Wind E. ,
SHEERNESS, NOVEMBER 2. • :
Arrived his Majesty's ship NYMPIIEN, from the
Westward. The CcwrINEL gun-brig has returned
rich part of the Baltic convoy in consequence of the
gale.—Wind N. N. E. strong gale.
YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER 2. .
We last night had a gale from the N. E. Several
s!iips have cut and run for Harwich ; one, the Thomas
e. Hull, Wm. WOOD master, from London to Hull,
pith hemp,•iron, and flax, parted from her anchois,
' and drove on this beach, nearly opposite to the signal
station, crew saved, and she coming on shore top of
high water, the cargo will be saved and the vessel will
k got off. A large collier, in running- for the har-
tour, coal laden, missed stays and run on the South
Per, crew saved, but the ship and cargo it is feared
ell be lost. The Anna Margaretta, of Carlscrone,
Captain J. LA•Nasntom, from London to Gottenburgh,
io ballast, is lost on the Galloper Sand ; and all the
crew lost except one man.
Ships of war are all riding safe, with their yards.
and top-masts struck.,—Wind N.E. moderate.
CARLISLE BAY (BARBADOES), SHPT. 8.
The Scorpion brie 'arrived here on Thursday last,
from Cumana, at which place perfect tranquillity
prevailed ; and no less so in its immediate neighbottk•
Mod. She prOceeded on the following morning to
Trititdad.
PERNAMBUCO, SEPT. I I .
It is reported that the ship Allardo, which was
lying at Ceara, with more then half her cargo on
board for London, has made sail, and it is not known
for where. It is stated to have proceeded from an
affray which occurred between the seamen and some
soldiers on shore, in consequence of which the Go-
vernor sent on board to seize the seamen, who rose
against the troops, cut the cable, and went to sea.
CALMS, OCTOBER 24.
The Asphalon, Capt. Purdy, bound from Quebec
to London, with a cargo of masts and spars, taken
by the SAuvage privateer, of Boulogne, went ashore
TA the preceding day a little to the east of the former
port. Tile Mermaid, Capt. John Dods, from Que.
in: to London, is also stated to have been taken on
• tl.:e 21d by the Duke of Dalmatia, retaken the same
dry by the Bloodhound, Lieut. T. Warren, who put
ea board her tide. Second Mate, Mr. Templeton, add
eight sailors, including, one marine, and to hark
hem again captured at eight o'clock of the morrii4
of the t 4th, by the Perseverant of Calais, within one
Lague and a half of Sandgate. . .
'GREENOCK, beilbliEß 99.
The VittOrb STMLIWO, of- Troone, arrive4,4l
deurotk Bay on Saturday midnight, from Chatent
Oa the 17th ult. spoke the Royalist, of Hall, J. Ads
tuft, bound for Qtattet, Cape Rosiers bearini
N.N.W. 5 leagues; spOlie also the Elizabeth, Acr..c.
from Greenotk, bound lop Charleston, in lat. 53. S
N. long. 25.30.. W. on'6th inst. ; and on 28th ult
picked up the crew of the Princess Mary, of Ply
mouth, nine in number, ene matt having bera. lost
Sailed kom the Tryon far Irvine on Monday..tlien
parted front 'her cabled, -and teturned tothe;Tvoiar
where she now lies in safety alongside the pier, draw
ing 14 feet water. • She is the first ship that has en
tered the new harbour now making at the Troon.—
The Little George,'Sceitei, from London to Quebec
Arrived at Fairlie roads, in distress, on Thursday litsl
Lasing been disnia:sted on thelanks of Newfoundlan(J
FROM i..LOYD'S LIST.
IlastUlNi;, Nov, I.—Ardve4 the Diana, Pensen. frot
Antigua; Thames,Cameroit,fiom Guadalaupe ; Spartan, Friers,
front Mogadore ; and the Diuntless; Foster, front Pernambue
Sailed the Penelope, liaguel for Gibraltar ; Brothers, Scott, ft
Lisbon ; London Packet, Stickney, for Fayal ; Providence, Al
pltton, for St. Michael's ; anti the Marshland, Arundel, for Coe
ARRIVED—At Port month, Lavinia, Nicholl ; and lace
Major, from Hayti. At Liverpool, White Oak,—, from Ne
York. At Cowes, Actress, SprewBs, from Baltimore; Cardin
Davis, from Boston ; Anvicreon, Dickson, from Virginia. At Still
Kingston, Wise, from Hull. At Kinsale, Adamant, Luck, fro
New Brunswick.
The Flora transport, WILLIAM, from Lisbon, four
dered lately near Cork.—The mate and 14 seams
were drowned; three were saved by a Wexford sloo
It is reported that the Harvey, Atkinsbn, fro
Hull to the Mediterranean' was taken and carrit
into Cette, about the 23d of September. ,
The Polly, Bell, from Newfoundland, sunk at T
nomad, on the 12th of August.
The Julius Cesar, Tabor, from New York to Le
,don, was lost near Dunkirk, the
.24th ult. atfer beb
taken.