The Devonshire, Fisher, from Antigua to Ireland, who was taken by an American, is retaken by the Liverpool Man of War, and carried into Halifax.¹

The Peccary, Cleveland, from Tobago to London, is taken by an American Privateer²

George, Boog; Anna Bolla [sic Annabella], Walker; Crawford, M'Lean; Oxford, Stewart; Ann, Donnison; and Lord Howe, Park, from Clyde, with Troops for New York, are all taken by the Americans.³

The Freedom, [Robert] Wallace, from Granada, is arrived in the River, after being taken by the Independent Privateer. The said Privateer has taken the Ann, Duncan, from Dominica, and the Maria, Hall, from St. Vincent's, both for London, and the Dove, Cunningham, from St. Eustatia to Amsterdam.

The Malaga, Chione, a Transport, from New York, after being separated from the Fleet, took an American Vessel loaded with Flour, Tobacco and Staves, bound from Philadelphia to Martinico, and carried her into Halifax.