Thursday last arrived here a Prize Schooner, taken by the Joseph Privateer, Capt. John Field, in Consort with a Letter of Marque, commanded by Capt. Joseph Tillinghast, both of this Port. She was in Ballast, and bound from Grenada to Liverpool, in Nova-Scotia.

Capt. Biddle, of the Andrew Doria, in the Service of the United States, we hear has taken four valuable Prizes, one of them said to be a large Ship, which Lord Dunmore was sending to England, with 15000 Bushels of Wheat. Two of the Prizes have arrived safe in Port.¹

We learn that Capt. Jabez Whipple, in the Privateer Independence, of this Place, has taken three valuable Prizes, viz. a Ship, Brig and Sloop, and convoyed them into a safe Port.²