j fteivard on board. The number of men ta-• ken on board the George was 2 7.The following is a lid of (hips trken by tbc above privateer wiih their principal officers and pa (Tenge rs :Ship Merchant, from New-York bound , to Briftol, taken when (lie was 24 hours out from New-York—capt. A. Roffeter, with bw wife and child, Mr. E. Smith, chief mate ^arrived in the brig George.Ship Thomas, cipt. John Holland, from Liverpool, out 70 days, taken a few hours af'erthe Merchant { mate left on board fiejt.)Ship Diana, from New-York mounting 8 guns, bound to Demerara, taken 48 hours after leaving N. York, Wm. Harri-fon, captain ; Win. Clerk, cliief-mate ; Mr. Blake, fupercargo ; Mr. Jacob Boos, furgeon ; John Manton, boatfwain j Hen 1 !y Taylor, gunner; John Sinclair, fecond carpenter—pafTeuger, Mr. W. Paikinfon, (capt. Harnfon and the ffeward fer.t with the (hip.)The fubfciibcrs dcfire to exprefs their thanks and gratitude to capt. Ifaac Verry, of the brig George, for the kind treatment and polite attention they experienced from , him during thier paffage to this port—hav- ; ing been put on board his veil'd by the French privateer Jean Bait.Afa Roffeter, captain of the fhip Merchant of New-York.Jane Roffeter, paffcnger in do.Ehenezer Smith, (irff mate of do.John Holland, captain of the flaip Thomas, of Ph ladelphia. 1William Blake, fuff mate of tire fhip Diana cf New-York-Mr. Clake, fupcrcargo in do.W. Park in Com, paffenger in do.Jacob Boos, furgeon of do.New-Turk, May 2 4..