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London, England, 1810-04-30 00:00:00

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TRURO, APRIL 27.
The sloop Thomas and Mary, CRALLACOMU froth
to Wales with copper Ore, is totally lost in
ogatron
Bay—crew saved. A cargO of Norway
,ber arrived in Truro River to-day ; and we are
ried to hear that several more are expected. The
HoLmEs, arrived at Penzance ; is necessarily
lesired some days to repair the loss of sails and other
ittnage sustained in a stormy passage. in lat. 41.
.he spoke the Nicholson, YATES, 24 days from
%Word for the Brazils, which had list her two boats
a storm in lat. 43. The brig Ann, HOLDEIC, from
L;),NI wit!) fruit for London, states, on the 23d, fell
with a French privateer of 12 guns, who fired three
b:,oldi' des at the Ann, which she teturned, and the
pen:hman sheered off.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 28.
Arrived the Zephyr schooner, Captain M.WlL-
tty„t, after a very quick passage out and home, from
riart; she is laden with sugar and coffee: in
:orking into Catwater she missed stays, and got on
on the rocks under the garrison, but was got off
gain without any material damage. Also arrived
to VALIANT, '74, from Basque Roads ; she has on
Ord 60 French prisoners, taken out of chasse-marees
?otir cruizers ; and the Violet lugger, from Guern-
, I.... Sailed the PEACOCK sloop, on a cruize ; the
;noon cutter, for Basque Roads ; and the MI:ROS
;gig of war, on a cruize.
An English letter of marque, the name of which I
tyre not yet learnt, has had a gallant action off the
Sari, on Thursday evening last, with a large French
Firateer of superior force, which she succeeded in
qtnring, and carried her into Guernsey, after an
obstinate engagement of four hours, in which 18 were
tilled on board the French privateer, and 16 on
laud the letter of marquee besides a number wounded
en both sides.
A letter was received here yesterday from Captain
twas, of the Active cutter privateer, of Ply-
soh, relating a gallant attempt, on the 10th in-
ot, to cut out a convoy belonging to the enemy, in
mail bay sear St. Andero. The Lion and Hero
Firateers were in company, and participated in the
pliant, though hazardous, exploit. The enemy con-
:od of seven merchant-vessels, laden with wine and
body, moored close in shore, defended by batteries
musquetry. Boats manned and armed were dis-
'tched from each of the privateers about nine o'clock
;;,.fight, and proceeded to attack the enemy, under a
Vey heivy fire of musketry from the shore. Our
:ta•T fellows, however, notwithstanding the heavy
succeeded in boarding, and carried the whole
kyr ; but, unfortunately, in towing them out, six of
fagot aground, and all the exertions used to get
teen off proved fruitless ; the other they succeeded
in bringing away. She is a very fine schooner,
ra:led the Maria Anne, and has been carried into
Cuernsey. No lives were lost in this enter-prize, and
f.,nly one wounded—the carpenter of the Active, who
recei,.'ed two shots in his kg, but is likely to do well.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 28.
Sailed, this afternoon, the GnAmpus, of .50 guns,
Captain J. HASWELL, for China, having under con-
/0y the Surat Castle, Alnwick Castle, Canton, Bom-
bay, and Royal George.
The following are expected to be dispatched early
the next week, under convoy of the PIKENIX, Cap-

Vitl MUDGE:
The D ana, Earl St. Vincent, Harriet, and Midas, bound to
Madras and Bengal ; the Lord Eldon, for Bombay (all now at
the Mothertank); the Thomas Grenville, fur Ceylon and Ben-
g:.!; and the Exeter country ship, for Madras and Bengal.
The TUALIA frigate, Captain VAsuoN, gives in-
structions to ships bound to the West Indies.
APRIL 29.—Sailed the FLY sloop of war, on a
anize ; the ENCOUNTER, with a few ships under con-
voy to the Westward, as far as Plymouth ; and the
MmuNce, on a truize.

DEAL, APRIL 29.
Sailed this morning the Britihnia, SWELL, for Tri-
;dad; and Livonia, NIERLU, for St. Thomas. Arrived
Majesty's ships MINOTAUR and MARS, from Ports-
inrrlth ; the latter sailed immediately for Yarmouth
Rods, Sailed the PINCHER gun-brig to Yarmouth,
RAvrN sloop of war, on a cruize off Flushing, and
Raw fat to Sheerness. Arrived the DAUNTLESS, from
the Coast of Africa.—Wind N. E.

YARMOUTH, APRIL 29.
Arrived from a cruize off the Coast of Holland,
!ilf: DESIREE frigate ; she has made several captures,
one is sent to Leith, and an American ship, which
she cut out, with a valuable cargo on board, sent to
London; the BOLD and CENSOR gun-brigs, from the
Downs.—Sailed the HAVOC gun-brig, Lieutenant
IRONS, on a cruize.—Remain the AFRICA and STATELY,
64 guns each, ROEBUCK, BELVEDERA, NEMESIS, REY-
4ARD, CALLIOPE, and tsvo Cutters.—Wind E. S. E.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GP VMNI), APRIL 29.—Arrived the Galtcornbe, Moffall,
from St. Michael's. Saaed the Clio, Coll, for Martinique ; Eliza,
Palmer, for Berbice, and Blossom, Meeklejohn.
The Resource, Davies, from artinique to London, was to-
ut•, lost near Terceira, the 16th of March—Crew saved.
NAVAL APPOINTMENIg.---Lielltellialt CAMPBELL tO
11--e DARING gun-brig, vice HAYS, placed on the Sick
List; Lieutenant MORRIS, late of the INSOLENT gun-
brig, to the PIONEER cutter, fitting at Chatham ; and
Lieutenant CROSSMAN, late of the GROWLER gun-brig
to the DAM' cutter.—These are two of six cutters
built for the express purpose of annoying the enemy's
roasting trade,