Capt. George Wait Babcock, in the Privateer Ship Marlborough,¹ belonging to Mr. John Brown and Company of Providence, has taken two Prizes, one is arrived,² and the Cargo is, 84 Casks Loaf-Sugar, Cheese, Pork, Beef, Flour, Oatmeal, Porter, Claret and Sherry Wines, &c. &c. &c. The other is not arrived,³ but Capt. Babcock thought proper to select 300 Cases of Geneva,⁴ 150 half do. of do. 20 Butts of do. 1000 Small Arms, a Quantity of British Goods, 1000 Wt. of Ivory Teeth, &c. with which he is arrived in a safe Port.⁵

The Montgomery Privateer,⁶ has taken and carried into a safe Port, a Prize Schooner, called the Hope:⁷ what she is laden with, we have not yet heard. 

Thursday last arrived a small prize of two 6 pounders and four swivels,⁸ taken by the Blaze Castle. She was fitted out at Antigua as a cruizer, and had been very successful before the Blaze-Castle came across her. The Blaze-Castle had a prize with her, laden with dry goods, and may be soon expected.⁹

Saturday last also arrived safe in port, another prize a brig of about 130 Tons,¹⁰ taken by the Blaze Castle, laden with wine. 'Tis said the prize laden with dry goods, mentioned in the preceeding paragraph, arrived safe in a southern port last Thursday. 

Sunday arrived a small Providence Turtler,¹¹ a Prize, about 40 Tons burthen, taken by the private armed Vessel, called the St. Pee,¹² belonging to Salem.