Capt. [John] Gill in a small Privateer Schooner from this Port,¹ has taken and sent into Plymouth, a Brigantine from Antigua bound to Europe, laden with Rum and Sugars. She was first taken by a Connecticut Privateer, but the People rose and retook her, and had her in Possession three Days before Capt. Gill came up with her.

We hear a Privateer from Salem has taken a Brigantine from Cork, loaded with provisions for New-York, and sent her into some Port at the eastward.