Gazette Of The United States And Daily Evening Advertiser

NEWBURY-PORT, April 10.

List of AMERICAN VESSELS taken by Bermuda Privateers, and sent into the port of St. George's, since November 10th, 1794.

Brig Salome, Hugh Watson, from Port Paix to Philadelphia. Brig Hannah, Thomas Kenny, from Cape-Francois to Philadelphia. Schooner Gov. Clinton, Richard Harris, from Port Paix to New-York. Schooner Charlotte, Samuel Fernald, from Port Paix to Portsmouth. Sloop Diamond, Samuel Corning, from St. Louis to Newburyport. Schooner Nancy, John Peters from Leogan to Baltimore, all Condemned. Ship Backus, Roger Robins, from Bordeaux to Baltimore. Cargo condemned, ship acquitted with costs. Sloop Shepherdess, Tenny, from Charleston to Baltimore, acquitted with costs. Sloop Trial, Richard Penniston, from Cape-Francois to Philadelphia. Schooner Lucy, J. H. Woodman, from Port Paix to Newburyport. Schooner Edward, Solomon Hotchkis, from Port Paix to Baltimore. Schooner Nancy, Robert Dolson, from a Dane's Convoy, to St. Thomas, all Condemned. Sloop Hope, -- Pendleton, from Leogan to Charleston, acquitted with costs. Ship Eliza, John Bornell, from Bordeaux to Norfolk, ship acquitted, cargo condemned. Ship London Packet, Richard Smith, from Bordeaux to Baltimore, ship given to the Master, cargo libelled. Schooner Sally, Price, from Wilmington to Aux-Cayes. Schooner Betsey, Eben. Wheelwright, from Port Paix to Newburyport. Schooner Polly, Griffin, from Aux-Cayes to New-York. Schooner John, Woodman, from Gonaives to Philadelphia. Schooner Betsey, -- Townsend, from Aux-Caves to Salem, Libelled.

The cargoes of the ship Eliza, John Bornell, and London Packet, Richard Smith, are worth Fifty Thousand Pounds each.

Bermuda, March 27th, 179--They have 10 Privateers cruising for American vessels from French ports.