The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-09
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVALS.

ARRlN AIS.
Shb-Demfries, Grosh, Cadiz,
Baygue-Magdalena, Lambert, Porto Rico,
BTgs--Ca,harino, Sereso, st. Domingo Fernan-
do Basquettc, Porto Rico; Conde rereno, Pinol,
Hayanna.
CLEARENCEs.
BTg--Prince Regent, Bennett, Cayenne;
SoOps--Swan, Earl, New-york Polly, Nyes do
Nancy, Wood, Plymouth
The privateer S.ucy Jack, Of Charleston, s. C.
has arrived ut ST. Marys. with two valuable prizes,
viz ship Lcusa Silk, about $50 tons, 10 guns and
10 men !; and brig rhree-I3rothers, Kennedy, about
200 tons, guns and 10 men; both OF them OF and
for London, from Cape Francois, taken 4th Of Aug.
Of the slips crew were wounded. They are both
loaded with coffee, and have upwards Of one million
pounds
The British barque Henrietta in ballast, prize to
the Snap Dragon, has arrived at Beaufort, N. Z.
partly Gismasied.
The Snap Dragon has arrived at Ocracoke, N. C.
The British brig Earl Of MORA, in ballast, has
rived at Machas, prize to the privaeer schooner In-
dustry, of Marbehead.
Port Of Providence, September 3.
Arrived, Swedish brig (carteD Malmoe, Lorng,
l9 days from Barbadoes, with eos American prison
crs No vessels had laely been into Barbadoes.
was very severe--about 10 sail driven shore
among them, the two prison-ships; government
sch. Teazer, Of 8 guns.
Port Of Chariestoa, s. C. 1ngnst 2t
Ar. from belw, the privateer schooner Decatur
Dominique, with her prizes, H. b. NJ. sch. DomIn-
Gu, Of guns, and 50 men, late 1t q. w Barrctte,
and British ship London Trader, late Sinclair, of
guns and IL men, from Surrinam bound to London,
with a cargo consisting Of upwards Of 200 hIds. OF
sugar. 100 bids. molasses, 700 bags Coffee, guam
titY Of rum, cotton, &c.
They were very fortunate in getting in here with
out another contest several British cruzers have
been off bar for time past, and were prob
ably little to the southwark when they came in
Ono of them has since turned and is now in sight.
The Decatur was built and fitted out in Charles.
ton and is owned by various individuals, both A.
mcrican and French She has make but one Cruize.
Soon after she le, port she captured valuable Bh.
schooner which arrived safe at Savannah.
Bosfon, September 6.
Ar the beautiful and fast sailing schooner Sabine,
Barnes. of Baltimore, (S4o tons, 10 guns, and 46
men) So days from Nan,z, with valuable cargo of
wines silks, 5roaIcoths, sfeci veragrise &c. Left,
July 29tb, viz :-sclrs Bruus, Forbes william,
Richards Marrnion, Barstow Eliem&- Emeline,
Booth Chesapeake, Richardson; General Arm
strong, Champlin Ships Galloway, MADDOX, Fan
ny, Foreman and brig Argus, Parsons.
Sch. -, Stafford, from Philadelphia, had arriv-
ed at Bordeaux.
The French privateer brig DiIigeace, was fitting
At Nsptz, for q cruize.
British ship and sch both loaded with fish,
prizes TO the United States Frigate President Com.
RoDcgRs, had arrived in France, the former at 3or
deaux, and the latter at Bayonne.
The American privateer " True Biooded Yankee"
Haley, was at LOrent. fitting for cruze-had
lately returned from cruize, and Ind taken ssvEN
prizes, several Of which had arrived in France.
The American privateer schooner Leo, Of Aal,i-
more. had arrived at pOfents from a cruize, dur
ing which, she had taken prizes; two Of them
had arrived in France. She brought in SfXTY-
THOUSAND DOLL.iRS in Gold and Silver. tax
en- out Of one Of her prizes One Of the prizes
| a large homewsrd bound Indiamsn, with cargo
worth 500 00O which she took by boarding, and was
conveying her into France, when she fell il with
sloop Of war, which rc-captrred her.
The sch. Brutus, Capt. Forbes. on her outward
passage, captured two British briggs. loaded with
fsl--onc she manned out, the other ransomcd for
fue thousand dolars
The General Armstrong, on her passage out, cap
tured an English schooner and burnt her.
The Sabine has been chased on the passage, by 8
different ships Of war, and escaped with ease. On
the night of the 2ni inst the Sabine in fog, about
80 miles 4. Of Cape Ann, passed within pistol shot
Of man OF war brig ;-preserving silence on board,
lights being put out, &c. was not discovered. Fri.
day off Cape Ann. Was chssedbyts; British friga,e
Nymph, but sscn Ieft her.