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London, England, 1810-04-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 30.
Sailed the Princess Elizabeth packet, for the Lee-
ward Islands ; and the Duke of Montrose packet, for
Lisbon.—Wind N.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH at.
La Rim frigate, which captured the Navarrois
French brig, as stated in my last, was, on the 21st
instant, left in Chace of another French brig privateer.
The Navarrois sailed from Bayonne the 17th instant,
in company with three other large brig privateers.—
The Baloa Portugueze brig of war, which sailed
from this port for Lisbon last week, encountered a
severe gale off Cape "Finisterre, in which she was
obliged to throw all her guns overboard, and sustained
material injury in her sails and rigging : she was
forced to put back, and arrived here-ran Thursday.—
Sailed the DEFENCE 74, and Awe* 64, for the Bal-
tic ; the Weazle hired schotater. for Torbay ; the Dic-
TATOR 64, for the Downs;- and tir:ZNTEEPRENANTZ
cutter, for the Mediterranean., -ttaithg an Officer with
dispatches on board.—PasseduP, Channel the RESO-
LUTE gun brig, with a oonvoy from Cork.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 31.
Thursday the Loinafrigate, Captain A. W. SCROM.
azao, arrived from Guadaloupe, having on board
Captain-General Eauour, the late French Governor
of that Island, with all his Staff, Guard of Honour,
and several other Officers and men, prisoners of war,
their wives and families. The LOTRE sailed from Gaa-
daloupe biz the 24th of February, having in company
the ALCMENE frigate, Capt. Mama; SAVAGE Sloop,
Captain FERRIS, and nine transports, with the prin-
cipal part of the Garrison of Guadaloupe on board.
The ALCMENE parted company in a strong gale on
the 9th inst. between Bermuda and the Banks of New-
foundland :on the-14th the storm increased to almost
a hurricane, it lasted four days, during which the
transports were all dispersed. The Lome did not fall
in with any of them aftervrarda.
The PoMPEE (Admiral Cocataasue), SCILPTRE, ME.
LAMP, Tarns, and BLONDE, were left at Guada.
loupe. The NEPTUNE and DANEMARE had arrived
at Barbadoes, with a large convoy from England.
SUNDAY, ARBIL 1.
Arrived the SAVAGE sloop of war, from the West-
Indies '• on her passage she experienced a heavy gale,
in which she lost 13 men overboard, (four only were
recovered) two boats, and two guns—she had a cor.•
voy of transports under her charge, and it is feared
they must have suffered much ; also, the Paorecroa
gun brig, from Dartmouth. Sailed the ROYAL OAK,
and DONNIMIAL, on a cruize ; Rosa and NAUTILUS,
for Guernsey ; and HARDY gun-brig, on a cruize.
DEAL, APRIL I.
Arrived the VIRAGO gun-brig, with a convoy from
Ireland. The Pomona. from St. Übe's, was taken
by a French privateer, called the Viliant, off the
Galloper, and retaken by the BLOODHOUND gun-brig.
and brought into the Downs this morning.—Sailed
the whole of the outward-bound to the westward, and
the FISGUARD frigate for Sheerness.—Arrived the
MARINER gun-brig, from Plymouth.—Wind E.
• • - 'DOVER-APRIL I.

This morning, about half past 11 o'clock, a very
heavy firing -was heard here from the French coast,
and which continued for nearly two hours without in-
termission.—A large convoy from the Downs passed
here this aftern?on for the westward.—The following
ships are arrived and gone on for the River :
The GeOrgillila, Everard, from Curacoa ; Princess of Wales,
Douglas, from Honduras ; Canada, Thomas, from St. Domingo;
Mary Ann, Foster, from Amelia Island, East Florida; Royal Ed-
ward, Clint ; Hanover, Adamson ; and the Oresetts, hadlay,
from Jamaica ; and the Active, James, from St. Croix.—Wind
E. S. E. and moderate.
YARMOUTH, APRIL 1.
Sailed for the Baltic the following ships, viz. the
ORION, SATURN, and EDGAR, Commodore POYNTZ,
74 guns each ; and for Gottenburgh, with a nume-
rous convoy, the ALEXANDRIA frigate, RANGER,
STRENUOUS and SUELDRARE gun-brigs ; also CENSOR
gun-brig, on a cruize.—Amved l'Arstamt (Lord
GEORGE STUART), TARTAR and TRIBUNE frigates,
and REYNARD, ACUTE, FLasstaa, and EARNEST gun.
brigs ; and remain in the Roads with the ROEBUCK,
APRIL, PROMETHEUS, BADGER LYNX, TARTARI:4
VIXEN, Havoc, and SNlPEo—lialf-past ne, a ship is
now coming into St. Nicholas Gatt.—o Wind S. E.
gentle breeze.
• LEITH, MARCH 29.
Sunday the FANCY gun-brig and convoy, for Hell-
Boland, were put back-to the Roads, where they still
remain, owing to contrary winds.
GREENOCK, MARCH so.
Arrived here yesterday the brig Isabella (A),
Nawcostaz, from St. Bartholomew's ; sailed thence
Ist ultimo, a single vessel ; on the 15th encountered
a severe gale, during which she lost her long-boat,
spars, and every thing upon deck ; had several galfg
from E. and S.E. during her passage.—Arrived here,
same day, the Garthland, Siuturcx, from Berbice and
Demerara • sailed from the latter port in compasy
with the Mars, --, for Liverpool ; parted frem
her some days after ; had very bad weather during
the passage ;oa the 2Sd ult. lost her long-boat, four
of their guns,-a great part of their spare rigging, and
some of their water-casks stove ; the Mate was wash-
ed overboard, but fortunately escaped, as the nest
wave washed him on board again. The Travellde,er,
Fisuza, for Liverpool, and John, --, for Cly
got over the Bar at Demerara the day the Garthland
saved; and would sail in three or four days after; 11th
inst. spoke the ship Boyd, from Martinique for Liver•
pool, all well. On Tuesday last saw a ship anhd
bar brig
in Channel, skiposed bound for this port.—Te k
Theodosia, SMITH, from Liverpool, with salt, and
bound for Pictou, Nova Scotia, put m here yester-
day, in distress.—On Sunday last, during a severe
gale S.E. saw a sloop go down off Port Patrick,
and all attands perished—could not learn her name.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
fretaiscavadissert; Aerebes:t.Harl.—,Ae;r7f:domthGe
iSbpraantiasrh; Pauntrioiont,
Dexter. from Lisbon ; ,Spanish Hero, Musgrove; and the Lairt
HaniEdiefrant Buenos Ayres ; Brothers, Alexander, from Mar:
tinique ; Monarch, Hunt ; and Orpheus, Findlay, from la Mar:
Abercorn, Marke • and Venus, Hillman, from Cadiz ;
Buttery, from Gibraltar ; Priswell, Enes ; Gratitude, Chi:lai
George, Blake ; and the Albion, M`Donald, from Lisbon. Sall!
the Ann, Cameron for India ; Prince of Wales, Mathews, Pi
Newfoundland; and the Harmony, Armstrong, for Lisboa.
The Laurel- French corvette, from Bayonne,
is taken bi
Emerald., and salmi at Cork.
The Friends, Martin, front London to Aberdeen, lo
Peterhead. ppaCkree::