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London, England, 1803-06-09 00:00:00

NAUTICAL M►TELLIQSe!

MAILS THIS DAY—WIND E. S. E.
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PENZAH c !Joe r 6.-.-Arrived the Penzance, DUN N;
the Neptune, MAY; the Milford, Wi 1.1.1 am s ; the
Seven Brothers, LlLAtts, from Swanfea, with coals;.
the Lively, HODGE, from Milford, with culm; all for
a market: alto the Francis, STE se, from Padflow,
with (late; the Unity, YOVLDEN, from Exeter, with
cork, &c.; the Enterprize, M.K zia ; the Ann,
JON Ns, from Bute, with bark ; and the Norway brig
Unity, CHRISTIAN LONENSIN Biz mafter,fiom Long-
Sound, with timber and deals for this port.
PLYMOUTH Doc a, Jul. s 7.—Eighty veffels, French
and Dutch, have been already brought into this port;
thole of the former are Paid to be much richer than
any belonging to that nation taken during the lea
war, and brought into Plymouth ;—they fervc as a
powerful flimulus, for men are now militantly en.
tering—all eager for a like as a pie is cut. The di-
vifion of troops affembled on his Majeßy's birth day,
within our garrifon, in order to celebrate fo happy
an event, is thought to exceed any body cottoned
bare during the late war. .
Pxrstoor a, Jona 7. Came in the NAIAD, of
18 guns, Captain Wows, from'a cruize; the (hip
Inligheten, of Glafgow,:Captain WM. HAMILTON,
from Demerara for Rotterdam, laden with cotton'
and fugar, Dutch property ; the French (hip Bona-
venture, of and for Havre, from Martinique, laden
with coffee and fugar, taken by the ALSION, of 74
guns, and NAIAD, of 38; a French brig les Trois
Freres, from St. Domingo, laden with hides, fugar,
and 'coffee, taken by the &lett/ s, of 36 guns, Captain
Nowsz ; the Dutch galliot Geode Verwagtin, Cap-
tain DUY!LD!, from Barcelona for Embden, laden
frith wine and brandy, detained by his Majefly's (hip
Itussaxt, of 74 guns, the 4th inft. weft of Ufhant ; the
Itossazx had alfo captured a French National brig,
of 14 guns, from St. Domingo, bound to Bra, but
being a 'very old veal, and in bad condition, they
feh her an fire and deflroyed her, after taking out the
bilkers and crew; the French brig Jannie, from Brett
for (taimper, in ballaft, taken by his Majefly's (hip
NAIAD, of 38 guns, Captain Waws.—Sailed the
PLANTAGENET, of 74 gds, HAM mono, on a cruize.
Came in the French brig Petrontlle, from St. Do-
tting% laden with fuser, coffee, indigo, and cotton,
taken by the Amos, of 74 glans ; alto two French
lugger; in ballaf.—Arti►ed the Dutchgalliot Vrede,
from Cadiz to Arltiterdam, laden with wine, cotton,
!oil, &c. detained by the Roost Lt., of 74 guns.—Came
In the RANGER cutter, Captain Faazza, from Fat.
tnoutb, laft from the fleet, with flay prifonen, among
whom is a Ft ench General Officer (his wife and fami-
ly) who has ferved thirty years in the French fervice
at St. Domingo. On Captain Fitazaa'sparage, be
fell in with and boarded eighty fail of Danifh,Swedifh,
and Spanifh (hips, but not one Frenchman. Went
Into Cawfand Bay from Hamoaze, the DRAGON, of
/4 guns, Captain Ar za. Came in.a fine French
Zaf•lndiaman cotter, la Chalker de I'Orient, a molt
beautiful fbip, from the Ifle of France, for I'o6m,
deeply laden with a very valuable cargo, captured by
the &RIOS, of 36 guns, Captain Pas mama, who, pre.
trim to this rich capture, in company with the Nz.
feasts, of 32 guns, Captain P. Sossaavixt.a, had cap
tared four other grand prizes, French and Batavian.
Aft. The NAIAD brings the important account of having
captured the left velfel from St. Domingo, and Cap-
tain WALL:. has all her Papers, Difpatches, and
.Packets a the French Captain gives a molt melan.
choly account of that fetticment : that it is wholly
in poffeffion of the Blacks and Mulattoes; and the
Whites are either maffacred or driven off the ifland,
or have quitted it in neutral veffels.
PoarsaouTa, JUNE B.—Arrived the Olive Branch,
from Barcelona, fent in by the DIAMOND fri.
gate.--Came into harbour the null/NI, a new hi-
gate.--Sailed the AMAZON, 0136 guns, Captain Pea.
SIR, with fealed orders, fuppofed fur the Mediter-
ranean; and the MERCURY, of 28 guns, floating bat-
tery, Hon. Captain Bouveait, with a convoy for
Gucrafey.—The Emoystioz frigate, Hon. Captain
Piety, is ordered to join the Channel fleet.—Up-
wards of two hundred troops embarked on board the
Isis, of $o guns, Captain Loss, for Newfoundland.
—Arrived the Fame (loop of war, Lord W. Fart-
nor, with a convoy from the Downs.