Tp the seails.

Capture of Ship James Cook.
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A letter from Capt. Charles Cook, jr to
his owners in this town, relates the particu-
lars OF the capture of the Ship James Cook,
by the French Privateer Wagram, of guns
and 25 men, on the Oath April, about 12
miles from Rostock, (Lower Saxonys bound
to Wismar these piratical scoundrels in
toxlcated the sailors and then hribed them
to say, that she had been boarded by an
English man-of-war she was Immediately
unloaded: without the least trial or con-
demnation. Capt. c. intended to compro-
mise with the pirates if he could, as the
time would be long before the papers could
be sent to Paris and returned but thinks
the chance is small of recovering the ship.


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