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eyed the eshaffient packet, with- a.Mail,
fry Arm, By hew we luau as follows t..-Left
24dh. ult. On the SlSth, St. •Julian's
in sight, wi:wece pasaita to leeward by:ts palaces Ships
a bac id., ht to windward, apparently a. cruizer,
km! 'll .Aur .the land. -At 2 P.M. the polacca
staa---.•er tsaa. end edged towards.us. Alt half
Tot promo tacked a
ta6:l "".""nd stood towards the kind. when
the iolacsa.hora up and toads &Used in disci of as
for the Bars the polecat, at this
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Anse of us. At 46 mantes po acca tacked,
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;4,orogiog tiooopened a tier of ports, and, spewed
large idooei,h ensign-and pendant. At ten
4. a let past three he hauled up his Courses and paisedi
Zoo .to wiodwud of us. Iv-passing he bailed and
asked from whence and where bound, and of what co-
louts the evlb galliots to leeward were ?. about half
put three she brought them both to': the brig run-
;„, down close to the galliots. About ten minutes
four the ihip"bore 'away to the S.E. in chace of
;too ships and *a brig. At dusk the polacca was lying
o, having apparently taken possession-of the galliots,
gad also a small brig from the Westward.—Wind
tic fresh *yeses, and dirty looking weather.
PLYMOUTH, OC TOBER 5. •
mitred Majesty's ships IMPREGNABLE, SUPERB,
. Hugo. and Benzin's, part of Lord EXIMOTH's
„Ihriaditias • •
PORTSMOUTH; OCTOBER 6.
Arrived .leis Majesty's ships QUitaN CHARLOTTE
..sad Aiwooariee, from Algiers ; and ROYALIST sloop,
of war, from Jamaica-1 Victory, Camden, Wilson,
Etta, sand Thomas and Mary transports, from
do Downs; and Amelia, Lows, from ditto for De-
, wtsoira. Sailed the Mars, Grans, fur Gibraltar and
cledotta I Elisabeth, MEAD, for Demerara ; and
tidy Ann, for Martinique. • The Admiral Colburn,
Kennesley Castle, Retrieve, Pomona, and 'Queen
tampons, for Cork, have been obliged to anchor at
St. Helen's, the wind having died away. Arrived
yesterday the Harriet transport, from Cork ; and
Vittoria, ditto, from Deptford.—Wind Southerly.
HARWICH, OCTOBER 6. '
Arrived the Prince of Orange packet, with a
„MU from Holland. Sailed the Henry Freeling
packet, for Hollend ; Beautoy packet, for Cuxhaven;
and Jane packet, for Grotenburgh. •
DARTMOUTH, VC iveER 6.
Came in the Hose sloup of war from a cruize,
with the loss of two of her boats. -
DEM., OCroBER 6.
Arrived yesterday and tailed for the River the Ex-
• mouth, FREIMAN, from Bengal.—Came down from
the rivet:mid remains the Oiford. L Asia, for Bombay.
)ve o'clock—The outward-bound are getting under
'stay and have sailed to day.—The Triton, of and for
Item, WSAYIOnD., from Newcastle, was lost on the
• itntish Knock. in thick weather, on the Sd instant,
it eleven, p., re. The crew saved themselves in their
heat: at wards taken up by Good Intent, WARD,
bound to Rouen, and sin eg put on board the Pomona,
Teignmouth, for Exeter.— Came down from the
• River and sailed' the Blunden Hall, BURN, for Vir-
tbis ; °Aces, ALDERSON,. for Trinidad ; Ariadne,
DUNCAN, for Gibraltar ; Prince of Orange, YELPER,
' to Halifax; Asp, KENNY, fur the South Seas; and
Ariadne, Slam, for Baltimore —Put back the Per-
Srgarg.ce, for the South Sean.—The Ox-
Uxlitearon, for Bombay, remains she is Waiting
hat tbs Lowjee tamily.
• DOVER, OCTOBER 6. •
Said last night the Princess Charlotte packet,
tOn flatt.allos, with a Mail and passengers for
Arrived last night the Lord Duncan, Cap:.
HuntreN ; and Lady Castlereagh,Captain MowLL,
froth C•slois, with passengers. Arrived this morning
tie Lord Duncan, Captain PASCOE, with a Mail and
Onagers h orn Ostend. Sailed the Dover, Captain
Datlr)s,, with passengers, for Calais.
CUS TOM-HOUSE, OCTOBER 4—S.
Sens [NICHED OUTWAIIDI.:nIe LOUiSa. Young; lanes
lei Theresa, Reed ; Cabanne Green, ituffell; anti Zodiac.,
Dan, for Smyrna and Cannata inople; Happy Return, Mar •
•gan, fa Cork; buckenfield, Scott, and Asa, Goodwin, for
lassska; Victory, Alien, for New Yotk; Lovely Ann, Canty,
fer Nevi.; Active, Prevost, for Rouen; Adventure, Celtky,
is Moon. and StraltsMds Prince's of Wale., Stewart, fur
Calai• ; Heresy, Charter, for Rotterdam; Oritat' Rogers, far
*Chatlestott ; Peterebnrgh tracker, Horn, for Eleiaeur and Pr-
ter•burgh; Liberty, &laic; Commerce, Vine; and Unity,
Able, fir Cork; Regalia, Haly, for Trinidad; Ease rinse,
Hamlett, tot Grenada; Flora, Leishman, for St. komas's and
Tor Oa; Betsey, /laughter, for St. Michael's; Cossack, Doyle,
for Ho math ; Nekur, Hutchinson, for Branca.
CANTERBURY, OCTOBER 4.
The West Indlawan, formerly mentioned as laving been lost on
the Movie SAW, was the Applewonb, Captain Commas, from
Dernarara. She arrived on Sunday morning off Margate, where
do landed tome passengers, and proceeded far the River, and in
the afternoon came to anchor in the Oose Channel, where she ,
rode safely till the evening, when the wind blowing violently
Irani the Welt, she successively broke from two anchors, became
ertmanagrabk, and between ten and eleven at night drove before.
lii wad upon the Mouse Sand, and immediately bliged..lo this
rite the ship lay, making signals of dlstresi by sheseing lightsand
IN/ guns, till the ammunition became wet by the waves
heves were heard by.the Hearne Bay boatmen, *boat one
• Meaday morning, when four of them Immediately put to sea
hi a mall how., followeti by their lesser, which reached the ship
It die finance of la mica from the shore, between four and five
in ti e morning, at winch time chi ship drifted off the edge of the
lode ind instantly sunk, stern foreman, in I 4 fathoms of water.
7licear4in with the pilot and crew rema:ned to the last moment
"*M . and it was only by the repeated assurances of the boat-
lc that the ship *as sinking, that they were induced to quit
• Ibale by jumping overboard into the water, among whom
'l_4" tbs two former, others by ascending the rigging, Irma
_,ltigknes %key were with great d•fazulty rescued by the prompt
ri Winning exertions of the boatmen, assisted by their smsti
boa, which fortunately rime up at the moment, the ores, whir.b
k eas irevieuly supposed hid been all lust, having taken shelter
tibth'i the night on board a brig at anchor, from not being able
tonere the violence eithe waves. The lives thus happily pre-
eased were those of the Captain, mate, pilot, and eleven of
tie., fa all fourteen; one matt alone was lost (the coeb),
although be was repeatedly urged to quit his hold on
•”dttiog, clung to it, and went down with the
amy alleles that coultkbe saved were a bag of letters, pan
'e property of the passengers, and tbeclothcsipd chests of the
Cre.' thew had been pi eviously got out LAO The ship's long
has which, without either sail, oars, or rudder, was dahlias
Welt the breakers when the ship sank.
Ilse nom of Sunday, though not so fatal, wee however nearly
taaintitrous to another homeward-bound West •Indiaman. The
Fortitude, Captain litatfaird, from Grenada, with rum and sugar,'
eke parting tram two anchors, drove as the sand called the
Edge, about eleven o'clock on that night, when the crew
"'away bee masts, sod a Whitstable larger having nausea bee
amista, nee, together with some Bathing smacks, and the Viper
Rider cutter, she was got off on Monday, hut (oust to make so
poi Wafer. that she was with difficulty kept afloat till towed
latilwrial Bay on Tuesday taming. The vessel grounded on
?milt 1. called the Wealtuuk, and, lambi, bees lightened et part
at bet curl, Ifeeterday drove is with the wind and tide to ivithin
mite ti" *am tee rum, of which she had ea heard up.
~411 of pROCROABS, rebably be all preeeeved, bet the,
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'late Mei% sat I. the hell, kis fame the urger will be
kalif epaled.