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PTll22lleTs PHI *--L-Yefterday the Paovntaisea
revenue cutter, Captain Wotiet.t, arrited from
Scilly ; and this day the GAMUT (loop of war, frOm
a cruise, and remain.
Julia 26.—:Yefterdap after polt came in the Loan
NILSON fehooner, of Dover, hired for his'MaJefty's
fervice, WILLIAM Flamm' Make, in order to get
her complement of hands ; and this morning arrived
the Norway veffels, the Friends, of Eifterice, Cap-
tain Jammu ; and the Two Brothers, of Tanfberg,
Captain Butz, from Dram. with timber, &c. for
this port.
PLYMOUTH, PISS 27.11121 e in the Faux fchoon.
er, of 54 guns, Lieut. Bova me, from a cruise off the
Coal! of Spain ; during which (he captured near Bit-
boa, three French lugger:, laden with wheat: they
had alfo on board a large quantity of dollars, which
were taken oat, and are now on board the Fits:, to
the amount,- it is Paid, of near (even tons weight.—
The loggers are not yet arrived, but are hourly ex-
peeled. They were from Spain and bound to France.
—Came in the AMITY finuggling lugger, of Fowey,
laden with 304 calks of fpirits. from Guernfey ; the
was captured near the Ifle of Lundy, by his Majefty's
(hip NIMROD, of 18 guns, Captain P. O'Nstz ; alfo
the BOADICSA, of 38 guns, from the Channel fleet.
—Sailed the BUSY cutter on a cruize, and the BST-
say, of 8 guns, with a fleet under convoy to the
Downs.
Postrsesourst, knelt O.—Arrived his Majefty's
(hip MAGNANIMS from Plymouth; Duke of Mon•
trofe, and Woreener Eaft•lndiamen from the Downs
HARWICH, Just' 27.—8 y a neutral veffel jolt ar-
rived. we find that the enemy have been in motion
all along the Dutch coaft. She fell in with an Ame-
rican, from whom the learned that all poffible exer-
tion was making to get the different flotillas to Bou-
logne, and that it was poffible the threatened invalion
would Coon be brought to a trial. On board of this
veffel, Johnfon, the (muggier. who, vie underftand,
to have efcaped out of prifon at Fluffing, had taken
his pelage, to Bofton. He appeared to be very ill,
and to have fuffered much by long and dole confine-
ment.
YARMOUTH, Julia 28.—Yellerday paffed through
there Roadsthe Lids armed (hip, CONSTITUTION and
Holum cutters, with a fleet of merchantmen from
the Baltic. Left night arrived here, with mails and
paffengers, the Lark packet, Capt. Dext., outward-
bound from Harwich. This morning arrived the
Noarota armed veffel, and remains with the MON-
MOUTH, of 64 guns, ANISTHYST frigate. PARAGON,
ATLAS, SCAPYRI, and TRITON armed (hips, Srao,
Hoarse, Swan, and LIVeLY cuttets. The latter is
waiting the arrival of the outward-bound Baltic (hips.
Wind N.E. frells breeze.
Diet, Jura 28.—Sailed through the Downs the
Ardent, RAMSAY, fur Jamaica.—Arrived and failed
for the River. the Suir, Jos Bs, from Waterford. Re-
main in the Downs his
,Majeny's (hips, armed de-
fence (hips, and tranfports as per lift. Wind N. N.E.
Gei►t:ocl, Jun. 26.—Arrived yefterday, the De-
merara. wrecked in January lag on the cualt of Ire-
land, and taken off through the exertions of Mr.
JOHN SCOTT. (hip builder, of this place. The Mar-
garet, MILLIS, arrived here on Friday lel from
New York. after a paffage of 28 days. The Rafe,
HATHAWAY, at Liverpool from Philadelphia, fpoke
on the 7th inft. in lat. 45. 30. N. long. 28. W. the
brig Clyde, of this port, bound for Newfoundland,
out 27 days, all well. The Harriet, —, at Liver-
pool from Barbadoes, 21R June. The Harriet brings
intelligence of Commodore Hoop having arrived at
Barbadoes from Surinam, 19th May, with a Dutch
frigate, captured there. The Garthland,M.Eac HAIN,
at Barbadoes from hence. 9Th May.--Sarled thence
for Jamaica, with the fleet, 16th May.

A letter from the fquadron off Boulogne, dated s
Juae z 6, lays, "We were yefterdayloined by the t
'Ammo. Rear-Admiral Louts ; LITUMN and
Fault. Our fquadron at anchor here before that I
confifted of the Taus rv, REGULUS; LEDA; Seise, I
HAIM; BONITTA; SULPHUR; Ft/N.Y, VOLCANO; 1)e. 1
VaIITATION and LUCIFLIt ; Locates., ARCH lea.
FLAINIIt and Btax a gun brigs, and FLY-sy-Nidur ,
logger. Fortyfeven brigs and fifty fix loggers of the
enemy have been at anchor in the Roads lince Satur-
day mining, and were infpeCted yefierday by the
Admiral commanding at Boulogne. The barges that
accompanied the Admiral, who was in a cutter that
Teemed to be Englifis, were moll fupetbly decorated,
and in point of build, and the cut of their fails, re-
fembled as notch as pnilible the boats of our fhips.-4.
The horfe attillery were nut at pr.sOice yeflerday,
and filed a great quantity ; frttre of nor (hips were
alio ruetiling, and the cannonade will. in all proba-
bility, be fuppofed in England to have proceeded
from the enemy's batteries. There is the greateß ac-
tivity in eredting two new batteries at the low water
mark, upon a very extenfive fcale, one at Portel, the
other at Bomb Point ; they will be finifbed in a
month, and will afford complete proteCtion to their
flotilla while at anchor at low water. There does not
feem to be any hale in the camps, and feveral of
them are certainly without troops. Pottel fcentss to
be head quarters ; and 'n the camp above it there are
not more than 2000 Into ; in short, at the entire of the
encampments, which are fully adequate to contain
oo,ono men, there cannot at pet-ost be above to,ocra.
L The flood gates at the entrance of Vimereux are now
fininted.and the part of the flittlla that is in that bar•
bow is always afloat."
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