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London, England, 1810-08-23 00:00:00

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PLYMOUTH, AUGUST it.
Airived the Owes, Gazonowca frigate, from Portsmouth ;
sad Ate ELIE A tender, from Greenock, with impressed men.—
Sailed, at eight o'clotk last night, the &imam sloop of war,
with dispatches for the Cape.
Five P. M.—A }tench privateer schooner is this instant re-
ported to be lurking near the Edystone Light-house, and the He-
licon sloop of war is new getting under way to go in quest of her.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 21.
Arrived his Malesty's ship FERRET, front Hakim Sailer! his
Majesty's ships ARERCROSIBIZ and LATONA for Plymouth; Da-
11A !ICC to the Eastward; Trasae on a cruise; and the Moo
with a convoy for Quebec and Halifax. The Brazil and Medi-
terranean convoys are expected to sail in the morning.
SHEERNESS, AUGUST 22.
Arrived this day the Dantzie ship Familiar, H. M. HANSON,-
from Frederickstadt, in Norway, bound to Newhaven, in Sussex,
with a cargo of deals and battens. The ALEXANDRIA is out of
harbour, and will be paid in a day or two. The Baltic convoy
sailed yesterday afternoon, under protection of the GLUCESTADT
and CENTIME!, consisting of about sixty or seventy sail, with a
fine breeze at S. W. The next convoy will sail about the 4th
of September.
DEAL, AUGUST 22.
Sailed the HUMBER armed ship, with the outward-bound..--
Wind S. E. and very fine weather.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAVESEND AUGUST 22.—Arrived the Fame, .--s---,-, from
Virginia. Sailed the Young Charles, Pecettra, for Lisbon :
Samuel, Suonaux, for Jamaica; and the Astrea, AMISS, for
Surinam.
ARRIVED—At Liverpool, the Fair American, Filby, from Phi-
ladelphia; Clothier, Hamilton, from ditto; John and Charles,
Thomas, from Portland; Hiram, Snow, from Bath, (America) ;
Columbine, Hazard, from New York; Barton, Barns, front Rao
herteiro ; Mope, Flinn, from Guadeloupe ; and Ranger, Holiday,
from Antigua. In the Clyde, Louisa, Reid, from Trinidad. At
Hull, Argo, Forster, from Faro.
The Augusta galliot, laden with wheat, sunk at sea last week.
Crew saved, and arrived at Yarmouth. '
The Samuel, Briggs, and the Simmetry, Clark, have arrived at
Hull, from the Davis' Streights Fishery.
The Three Brothers, Wanton, of Dartmouth, from Swansea,
is supposed to have been lost, with all her cre*, on the night of
the 25th ult, near the Land's End. Her boat was picked up aad
carried into St. Mawes.
GREENOCK, AUGUST 20.
The Louisa, REID, arrived here yesterday morning in 39 days
from Trinidad, fell in with the homeward-bound Jamaica fleet,
consisting of 60 sail, under convoy of his Majesty's sloop Pert,
! and brig Pelican, on the Ist instant, in lat. 38. long. 52. then out
31 days; spoke on the 9th instant, hr. 50. loo; 33. the ship Han-
nah, lioceas, from Liverpool to Quebec, our 14 days; and on
the 1 1 th, lat. 52. 22. long. 27. 14. the barque Elizabeth, KERR,
from Liverpool for St. John's, out 19 days, all well. The brie
New Orleans (A.) &miry, passed yesterday morning for Gies•
gory, from Pensacola in 64 days.
Arrived here on Saturday morning, the ship Loyal Sam, Lz ILD•
BERG. from New Providence, in 35 days. Sailed in company
with H. M. S. Goree, Captain Brno, and parted in lat. 27. SS.
long. 77. 9. Spoke in lat 41. long. 54. H. M. B. Observateur,
Captain JAMES, from a cruize, bound to Halifax. Spoke in lat.
42. long. 49. H. M. B. Recruit, on a cruize. In lat. 46. 57. long.
37. spoke the Morton, JACZS, from London, last front Ports-
mouth, bound to Quebec, out 52 days, in want of provisions, and
supplied her. Spoke a brig from Waterford, in lat. 55. long. 11.
tour days front the land.
Arrived here on Friday last, the Charlotte, &MIER, from
Cocagne in the Gulph of St Lawrence, in 28 days. Spoke on the
12th inn in lat. 53. IS. long. 14. the brig Friendship, •-• , from
Quebec bound to Saltcoats, out five weeks. The Friendship had
spoke the brig Rolla, TROOP, of Port Glasgow, on the Banks of
Newfoundland, out 29 days from Lisbon, bound to Newfound-
land, and supplied her with bread and water ; it was then blow-
ing very fresh.—The Hannibal, GAR Itll, from Virginia to Leith,
sprung a leak and put into Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where
she was unloading to repair, and would afterwards proceed on her
voyage.