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PTPOIP I 1 , I ; , I • ; I I • I I I I • 11 I I • du to • WI Fi t • to DC t S ti fi a I i 1, , • I • • i .4 } . - 1 1 ri I I 4 • • I ' . tO GUILDHALL--LONDOM TO SCULPTORS, MODELLERS, & &c. THE COMMITTEE apcolintei by the Court of Common Council of the City of London, to procure Mo dels, or Dagos for a MONUMENT, to be erceted in the Guild hall of (aid City, to perpet ate tl:e Memory of the late Vice- Adrnirl HORATIO I.ord Vifeoma NELSON, and% to ricord his many G.lllant Aclions, DO I lEREEV GIVE. NOTICE, that they will meet in the Council Chamber. in the Guildhall aforefaid, on Friday the 3tft day of januay.lB: - .6, at One o Clock precifely, to receive Models or Dc go* for fuch Monument. with propoals (fealtd up) for executing the fans : And the Committee requelt the refpcdive Artists will place • a word, or motto' on fume vifible part of his Model or Defign, which fhould cocrepond with one to be writ ten on the fuperkription of the envelope, containing his prepufals, or amts for executing the fame, together with his addrefs. Further particuiars may he known at the Town Clerk's Office, any day (Sundays excepted) between toe hours of eleven and three. WOODTHORPE. THE NORWICH AND NORFOLK PORTRAIT OF THE IMMORTAL NELSON. THE CORPORATION of the City of Norwich having granted to Mr. J. FREEMAN pertniffion to Publa a 'Whole.' .ergth Mezzotints Print of the ever to be lamented LORD NELSON, from the Mdture printed by Sir WILLIAM Bercuv, R A now placed in St. Andrew's Hall. in that City, 3. FREEMAN repedfoily acquaints the Public,that he is preparing to gratify the general expedation by the molt expe.litious means. The eminent eclebrizy of the Painter, and the chewy:Ranee of this pleture's being the left for which the Mutinous original ever fat, afford a fufficient pledge, that a more accurate likenefs of the Hero, in the latter period of his life, cannot by any other means be obtained. The Plate is now in the bands of an eminent En graver front London, which will tend to expedite, as far as poffi- Me, the Pub :cation of t:de defirable and faithful uremotiel of a , man whore lervices are above all praife. The fize of the Plate will be 18 inches by 28. Proofs to Sub feribers,Two Guineas. Print* to Subferibers, One Guinea.. Half the money to be paid et the time of Subferibing. N. B. From the great demand already made, it is requefted thole Gentlemen who deface good impreffiona will be early in their application. Subfcriptions received by the Publifher, Mr. J. Freeman, No 2, London-Lane, by the li.likers is Norwich, and by all the Finei pal Print and Sookfeller+ in Great Britain. BEGINS DRAU'ING FCB E RUARY j, 1806. SCHEM. 3 of 4 10,000 3 co,coo 3 •-- 3, 000 3 %CO, 8 ..• 1 POO 10 3 GO 5 0 100 110 . SO 5,000 FiriNdrawn Mk CO 11 ......—. 5000 Tickets are £60,000 30,000 1.5,000 6,00ci B,coo Ic,coo .5, 000 6,000 tcyco L2sopoo PAST OP TUE ABOVE CAPITALS. Firil-drawn 1 icket, aft Day, &vac) Ditto 4th Day. 20,000 riao m-• 6th Day, 20,000 Ditto Bth Day, SP- 0 Ditto -- nth Day, 2,000 IICKE L'S and SHARES are felling at e v ery I.IOENCFD I.OITLRY OFFICE.—PRESENT PRICE: Ticket - £l9 1.5 o Halt £9 19 0 I Eighth £2 1r 0 `tarter 5 t o Sixteenth t 5 6 *.• A., t aril purehere i , advifed, as the flrft 5,000 Tickets will be coda:a to lel. each, hehtles their chance of the Capitals. DUTCH PAPERS. ANSTIIILIWII, Nov. 19 —General QUAIL BEL Insia, who commands the French army in our Republic, is Chief of the Staff of Prince Louts.— After he has infpea'ed the fortretes ht oar country, be will make a journey to Antwerp, to make every preparation for the defence of the Scheldt, as the c,rierify, it is fufpeaed, may attempt Tome attack upon AntwOp. SvocIIMOLM, Nov. 115.—Her Malay the Qt_teen and Prince Royal returned here yefterday. The Fi nland guard is now in garrifon, and is to remain here during the winter. Count PAPHLIN is arrived here fromitufLa in his way to London. His difpatches to that Court are Rated to be of the firs importance. His Ruffian hlajetty is Paid to have pledged his royal word, and to hive confirmed it by a facred oath, in the midlt of his council, that he would never co:Went to a peace till be had repreffed the ambition of the French Chief. It is certain that Germany will ever tank the Emperor ALLIANDLIL amongit her bea be netaaors. RATISBON, Nov. 18.—Yefterday the Swedifh En voy tranfmiited the talowing Declaration to the Diet : Ratifboll, Nov. 17, 1805. " His Swedith Majefly, who is now in his German State;, has charged the underfigned Extraordinary Envoy and Plenipotentiary, to announce to the Diet, that his Majetly has affembied a part of his army in Swedifh Pomerania. • The objeft of this armament, which his Majelly has formed with the concurrence of his allies, is to fulfil thole duties which the prefent unhappy Rate of affairs has tendered incumbent upon his Majefly, as a Sovereign, and from the duty prefcribed to protat the Empire againfl all foreio influence. • His Majtity hopes the ALMIGHTY will grant a Veffing and prcteetion to his arms, which are only stir eaed agamil ufurpation ; and he declares that he will, at alt times, and under all circumflances, de fend the ficrect and unalterable obligations of truth an:l 3111 M. 'BAC H ER, the French Envoy, has let out for the French head-quartets, to luicriutend the exchange or prifoner F. It is iaiJ, that the French corps which had pene trated into Bohemia, have retreated. 'amuck, Nov. r I.—The French have not ad vanced beyond this place. The Aull:tans are Dill to the Southward, under the heights of Schonberg.— That the French plundered this place on their en trance is a falfe rumour.) as the whole country about them is Rill under arms, they are fo much upon the a l : st, that ti!ey never unfaddle their bodes. Their l.repaial for atfcmbling the States of Tyrol was not a!tended to, fence fo few towns are in their polfdlion. Serfirld taffeta much by the enemy. The way they took over the mountains to reach the pafs of Leitaich is 61 narrow, that only one man can pafs abreatt.- Fifty Tyrolefe could eagly have Sopped their pro • tteli ; but no one thought of the pofbbility of the . attempt. A number of bodies are Dill lying unbtt ' 4 iet! :tear Schar nitz• Lit t 4, Nov. 15.—The reigning Prince of Ifenberg Bctltein has returned into his own territory, from his attendance at the bead quarters of the Emperor Na- P 41.1011. The regiment he is to raile for the /mice of France, is to ennlia of 2000 men. The Prince. it is fail, will give up his poll as a Pruffian General, and become a French General of Divifion. A fimilar treaty is fpoken of between the French and the Prince of Low s NSTE IN, who was formerly in their fervice. MAW H BIM, Nov. 15. —The French army, now in Germany, inclufive of the 7th corps under Alma &say, and the auxiliaries from Bavaria, Baden, &c. is efiimated at 200,000 effeflive men. AuGsau RGI4, Nov. i4..—The exorbitant quantities of hay which have been taken from the villages in Bavaria and Suabia, has canted loch a (catchy of that article, that numbers of peafants have been com pelled to kill their cattle for want of fodder. The fields, likewife, are. nor above half Town, which adds •confiderably to the gloom of the profpeet before us; and, befides this, a licknefs has broken out among the horfes in Suabia and Bavaria, by which thoufands have died. It mull be added to the tell of our calamities, that many families are fo much reduced, in confequence of foldiers being quartered upon them, that they have been obliged to part with every thing that was valu able. Taylors, fhoemakers, and fadlers, are the only perlons in employ. The French foldiers have brought a large quantity of Spann dollars is circulation. The Elator of Treves, who Itillrelides here, affords the prifoners a daily fupply of bread and brandy. PRAGUE, Nov. IS.—The Emperor arrived on the 9th intl. at three in the afternoon, from Prefbourg at Br unn, The Archdukes FitILDINAND and Aar HOIST arrived here laft night, the former from the army, and the latter from Berlin and Drefden. The Arch duke ANTHONY made but a Wort flay, and let out immediately for Bruno. Fasts cord te, Nov. [S.—The Woltikehl cavalry have taken about 60,000 florins of booty, on their march to Bohemia. They were purfued by two re giments of French cavalry to Dunkelllauhl. The Elearefs of Bavaria, who met them on the road, they treated with great refpeet, but they carried off with them both the Adjutants who accompanied her. In the Bavarian pc:damn in the Upper Palatinate, they made leveral requititiuns, and let the fortrefs of Ro- thenberg in alarns. Nov. ;9.—The army atrembled by the Archduke FERDINAND in Bohemia becomes every day more for midable. &fides the regiments of regular troops which he has with him, he has been joined by more than t 5,000 men, f..me of whom were difperfed in the different aelions, and others, fugitive p:ifoners, who have rejoined their colours. If to this number is ad• ded thole who had previoufly rejoined the Archduke FERDINAND in Bohemia, it is evident that this Prince will foon be at the head of a numerous army. Travellers who have taken the road from Brannan to Lintz have feen more than fifty villages abandoned ' by their inbabitants, and in which not a tingle perfon could be feen. Before the houfes there were a great number of the dead bodies of foldiers. LONDON. THURSDAY, PRICE OF STOC Bank Stock 19311 3 per Cent. Red. Ann. roni 3 per Cent. Conf. Ann. Glut, 4 per Cent. 76ff Long' Ann. 17 x-I6 Imp. 3 per CCM 5811 lECEMBEIL S. S YESTERDAY; Imp. Ann. Bif India Bonds par Is. prem. Exch. Bills, pr is. prem. Omniuni. 61i prem. Englilh Tickets, 191. ass. Coct for ap.6of 61 This day, appanted for a Day of General Thankr. giving, was obferved throughout London and Weft minfter, and the furrounding Villages, with a more than ufual folemnitq. The Churches were well attended, and the fervice was accompanied with works of mercy—liberal donations to the Patriotic Fund eftablifhed for the relief of the Orphans and Widows of the brave Defenders of our Country. Monday lea the Channel Fleet, under the com mand of Admiral Coauwatits, failed from Fal mouth to refume their Radon off Breit. His Majeßy's (hip Vtcroey has at length arrived. She came to anchor yeßerday at St. Helen's, and was expeaed to be at Spithead this morning. It is reported that Lord NeLsott's body will be removed from the Vicroey to a fmaller veffel, and carried round to Greenwich, in the courfe of a day or two, where preparations will be made for the funeral. The Hamburgh mail due yciterday not having yet arrived, we have been able to add but little to the ample details already laid before our Readers. In the preceding columns will be found a few mutts from the !aft received mails. _ . Accounts from Fluling and Embden, brought by (hips arrived in the Downs, (peak of a great battle in the neighbourhood of Vienna, between the 'Ruffians and the French, in which the latter were defeated, with a lots of to,ooo men ; and of an anion on the Italian frontier, which terminated in favour of the Archduke CHARLES. Thefe rumours, we believe, relate to affairs which have been already Rated in the Auarian Court Gazette. Yeflerday, at twelve o'clock, the Lord Chancellor called on Mr. PITT. At two o'clock Earl HAR RI /I Grow and Lord hlumaaAvs likewife called on the Minifter. At four o'clock a Council was held at Lord Mul grave's Office, which was attended by the Lord Chancellor and all the Mini&as. Earl HAULING• TON and Lord CATHCART attended the Council. On Thurfday laft, a Gentleman, of Cuetfield, fhot at a doe with a tingle ball, in Mrs. Sergifon's park, and actually killed three at the fame fhot ; but what renders this matter the more extraordinary is, that the ball &mild have patted through all their heads, which is literally the fa& On Wednefday fe'nnight a lark was purfued by a hawk into the houfe of a perfon named Winter, at Southeafe, near Lewes, where they were both taken alive, and confined in ftparate cages; but what is molt worthy of remark is, that a fimilar circumnance ' occurred in the fame honk ten years ago, when both birds were alto taken and caged in like manner. EAST INDIES. Ye(tetchy a Court of Direaors was held at the Earl India Houle, when Captain WA&maw was (worn into the command of the Afia, configned to Madras and Bengal, infiead of St. Helena and Bengal ; as was Captain D. Mact.ron into the command of the Walthamilow cnnlianed to St. Helena and Bensal. The Court adjourned at fix o'clock till Wedneiday next. Tstefday an overland packet was received at the EMI India Houle, which, we underftand, does not bring any particular news from either of the Prefi• &noes in India. It contains monly duplicates and tri plicates of former advices. The letters from Madras are dated 3d June, and thofe from Bombay 3d July. The Duke of Mom T aos e, Captain PAM SON. prior to the 3d of June, had been difpatched from Madras to the Northern Ports, to load a cargo for England. The following (hips arrived at Bombay from Eng land the aoth June laft, and were expefted to be dif patched to China about the loth of Auguft :—Wex ford, Captain W. S. CLARKE ; Henry Addington, Captain J. KIRKPATRICI j Bombay Caine, Captain A. Hassivrow ; and Royal George, Captain C. B. By the above difpatch. feveral private letters have been received. The following is the extrad of a let ter from a gentleman in the Company's Civil Service in Cuttack, dated the sth of June : " The vigilance of Captain Mottos'( has pretty generally reftored the tranquillity of this province ; but a fingular event has lately taken place on the north call frontier, which bas caufed a confiderable agitation among the natives. A large body of Fa quires,'who had affembled in great numbers, pro. ceeded from the Northern Circars along the banks of the Moruaonddy, where They encamped, for the avowed purpofe of celebrating a public feftival ; but their fanatical and difordetly conduit loon excited the indignation of the country people, who role upon them, and attacked them with fuch fury, that many were killed and wounded before they could be dif parfed. Thofe who are inclined to favour thofe frau. tic devotees, look on this altion with a degree of horror, and expeal fome fignal ;judgment from Heaven will alight on this country in confequence. " The eflabliftment of the Company's authority, with Judicial Courts, and a well regulated internal police, will, we hope, loon free us from the danger of fimilar fcenes." A Taft range of warehoufes is building on the fouth beach of Madras. in confequence of the rapidly ex tending commerce of that Prefidency. The letter from his Majefty to the Nabob of the Carnatic, which Sir J. Caeonoca took our, was pre fented to his Highnefs with great ceremony in Fe bruary laft. In letters received from Agra, dated July 6, it is flared, that cindiah's vakeer, with his fuite, has paired through the provinces, on an embafry to the King of Cabul. The object of his miffion is reported to be, the offer of a number of his mercenary troops, who, being in want of other employment, are becom ing troubleforne and unruly. The King of Cabul has fucceeded in completely reducing the Putans, but the Seiks have entered into a formidable league, a which threatens the repofe of the whole country. At midnight on the 13th of . Oftober, three violent earthquakes were felt at Naples. Capna and Averfa have fultained very great injury. Sir Hosts Poniard's Expedition failed from Ma deira on the 3d of Odober, and we are happy to (late, that out of 8000 troops, there were only so lick in the hofpital fhip. Captain Laestar is appointed to his Majefly's (hip Tr wawa a, of 98 guns, vice the gallant Captain, now Admiral Haan v. La STIIILLi and the Oust Ens frigates, from Sheer- nets, are arrived at Cuxhaven. The AURORA frigate, with the fleet under her convoy from Portfmouth, arrived at Malta on the Both of Oftober Taft. The ARAB Hoop of war, with the fleet under convoy from Portfmouth, is arrived at Madeira. The following veffels failed from Jamaica on the 27th of September, under convoy of the Racoon brig of war, arrived at Cork, viz.— The Hercules, Riling ; Rio Nova, ; Volunteer, William, Dodd; Lien, Ring ; Liberty, Smith ; Economy, Cuok ; Peoria t, Leiny, and the Northumberland, --, for Lontlov-- Richard, Perrin ; Portland, Ring ; Charles, Carney, and the Tiger, Oxton. for Liverpool—Almwell, Richmond, for Leith—Pomuna, Th• Naught, for Glafgow—Aaive, Nee, for Bdfaß—and the Prince Edward, for Dublin. The Brit veffd and the two latter are arrived; the Volunteer has foundered at Pea; and the Northumberland bore up for Chadeiton, being leaky. Yeflerday fe'nnight the Marchionefs of Dos EGALL was fafely delivered of a fon, at Donegall Houle, Belfaft. Anecdote of THOMAS MAIN, a Seaman of his Ma jetty's (lip Leviathan, during the glorious anion of the a ft of Oaober, off Cape Tratalgar, as related by his Commanding Officer, in a Letter to the Pa. triotic Fund Commune : " I muff beg to relate a trifling anecdote of one of my men, the Captain of the forecaftle, as it will ferve to thew the enthufiafm of a Britilli feaman, when fighting with the enemies of his Country.— We had paged through the line, and had affitted in difabling and filencing the French Admiral's Ihip, and the four-decker, the Santiffima Trinidada, but were much galled by a diftant cannonade from a feparated few of the enemy's (hips :—at fall the St. Auguttin, of 74 guns, bearing the pendant of Commodore CADIGAL, gave us an opportunity of doting with him, which was immediately embraced, and he was foon taken. While this was doing, a fhot took off the arm of Tnosras MAIN, when at his gun at the forecaftle. His meffmates kindly offered to of tt him in going to the Surgeon ; but be bluntly told them, " I thank you ; flay where you are ; you will do more good there." He then went down by himfelf to the cockpit. The Surgeon, who refpeited him as a . good man, willingly would have attended to him, in preference to others who had been brought down a few moments before ; but this brave feaman would not admit of it, laying, es Avail, not until it comes to my turn, if you pleafe." The Surgeon foon attpr amputated the arm, near the (boulder; during which operation, with great com• pofure, finning, and with a Ready clear voice, he tang the whole of Risk Brilanailk NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind Wederly Ana. put. Ann. DPI{ o o Gottenburgli 0 6 • t Hamburg:l o Dublin Waterford TM -MOUTH ; DEC. 2.—Arrived the Mary, lien, from the Havannah, with fugar for Tonningen; Elizabeth Cornelia, &KIR, from Plymouth.—Sailed the Elizabeth Cornelia, BARER, for Swanfea; Brims. nia, TUCKER ; Nautilus, Rows; Ceres. WAT KINS ; Apollonia, PEERY ; Clothier, EDWARDS ; and Jane, Cssattairs, for the Channel Fleet, with water, &c. PLYMOUTH, DEC. 3.—Came in this morning from off Cadiz the BELLEISLE, and the BILL EltOP HON, of 74 guns each ; the former is under jury malls. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 4.—Arrived the Vrcroar man of war, with the remains of Lord NELSON.— Sailed the Resocuva gun brig on a cruize ; and the CHANCE cutter, with a convoy for the Downs.— Went out of harbour, the Cartrasa gun-bring. Dsac, Dec. 4.—Arrived the FLAMER, BOLD, Fu. von:, Beuizsa, and ACUTE gun brigs, from a cruize ; the latter under quarantine.—Arrived the Swedifh EaR India fhips Fredericka and Maria Ca. rain ; alfo Swedith brig Orpheus, from Alicant for Gottenhurgh, to wait for convoy. The LUCIFER is appointed their convoy.—Arrived the Pruffian (hip Ludwig Von Vanfckie, Capt. Gorrciss JAGER, from Embden for Batavia. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Caavzsrms, Dan. 1 •—•Palred by the Four Brothers, Barton. from Bourdeasz s and the Jonge Frow Biber, Culling, froca Guyon.—Sailed the Atlas. Pringle; Peggy, Allan; Harriet, Aylward; We of Thum, Atkins; Sheddons, M•Dviild, and Dry Harbour, Spencer, for Jamaica ; Brilliant, Bras. for To- bago; Cygnet, Smith, for Demerara; Union, Gooch, for Ber l:lice; Govenor Mine, Percy, for Surinam; Fanny, Martin, for Dublin; Hoffnung , Barcha, for Antwerp ; and the Vrow P atina, Muller, for Hamburgb. Dec. I.—Paffed by the St. Defdoris, Contona, from Lilhon; Carolina Harmonia, from Charante; Eliza, Haling, and the Johanna Wilhelmina, from Hamburgh.—Sailed, the Concord, Read. for Jamaica ; John, Shittle, for Surinam ; Henry, Hay, for Limerick; Zephyr, Reddle, for Gibraltar; Hoffnung, Reidla- d, for Poppenburg ; Jonge Peters, Calk& ; Nape, Teiphes, and the Vcir Gebroders, Gerdes, for Bremen. Dec. 4.—Sailed the Alfred, Hutchins, for Nevis Ruby, Wales, for Be.bice; Mary Ann, Ford, far Trinidad; Reward. Gam ; Fricndihip, Smith; and the Princefs of Wales, Smart. fur Jamaica; George, Ellifon, and the Hercules, Vandyck, for Demerara; Clarenden. Percy, for Antigua; Union, Metcalf, and the Sutras, Chritchell, for Surinam; Thomas and Mary, Murray. for Tobago t. Diligentla, ; Harvey, Atkinfou, and the Laura, Trattiu, for Hamburgh. ARRIVED. _ _ In the Downs, Marina, Barclay, frets Surinam ; and Harriet. Andrrfon, from Smyrna; and Fricadihip , Day, from Cork—At Ply mouth, Queen, Burnett, front Linton—At Liverpool, Waisington Vennell, front Lifbon ; and Providence, —,from Oporto-4n the Clyde, Hawke, Way; and Margaret. Hardie, from Lifbon ; and Britannia, Mier, from Tobogn—As Cork, Six Sifters, Auld, front Baltimore; Terriot, —, from Jamaica; and Catharine, Sow den, from London—At Belfaft, Logan, M'Connell, from Lon don—At Dublin, I.inenhall, Lewington • and Commerce, Walker, from London—At Madeira, Sir Andrew Hammel, from London--At Mogadore, ,Gri ffi n, Haywood, front London—At Wevrfoundland, Mary, Moyne., from Liverpool-.At Lifbon, VietorY, Bun dock, from Liverpool; Two Patrick', from Refs; Catharina, Lunde, from Riga; Koningen Van lichmede, —, from Stockholm, Betfey, Chapman ; and Proveftelna, Hal fon, from London—At Gibraltar. Harriott, from Malta..-At Fignera, Friends. Cinder, from Newfoundland—At Portfmouth, Dryade, .--, from C.hariciton ; detained—At Poole, Parkilooe, and Maria, from Newfoundland—At Milford, Nancy, Cod, from Newfoundland—At Claim Vecchia, Neffon. Saunders, from Newfoundland--At Naples, London Packet, from Newfoundland; Pomona. —; and Rachael, from Cornwall—Off Dover, Freide, Cornelius, front Faro; Nancy and Mary, from Cork; Lord Duncan, Lune, from Lin*. rick ; Prineefs Mary, Hunt; Matty.Hutchinfon; Patina, IVbite ; "and William, Williams, from fork—At Dartmouth, Recovery, Phillips ; and Speedy, Brifant, from Newfoundland—.At Bridol. Nancy, —, from Newfoundland; Hardens, from St. Ander° ; Lowy., from Malaga; and Charlotte, Correthers, from Llfbon—At Whitebaven, Richard, Pinder, from Pete iburgh•-• At Clyde, Lord Duncan, Kerr, from Newfoundland ; and William, Simplon, from Pitfton-.-At Penzance, Peace, Quinton, from Riga Liverpool, Mercury, Hodge, front W itenffett ; Latona, Thornton, from Wilmington; Flora, Putt; and Juliana, Wegner, from Riga—ln thy Downs, Fame. Smith, from Belfaft—At South. aroptonratherina, Thorlen, from St. Andero—At Poole, Hope. Tucker, from Newfoundland—At Newry, Brothers, Gault, from New York. The Port-au-Prince, Doxe, of London, was all well, round Cape Horn, the latter end of June. The Boadicea, —, from Newfoundland; was captured on the at ft of November, off Oporto Bar, under prote&ion of the Cale. The Caroline, —, frem Memel, is on fhore at Elfineur. The Vigilante, STOTT, from Cardiff for London, is on thnre on Fairy Rock. The St. Michael, Srorr, for St. Bartholomew's, is lot on the coact of Spain. The la Bonne Refolntion, -- ~ front Liverpool for Dantzic, is loft on the coati of Scotland. The Lucca, Nictroxcs, firm London for the South Seas. was all well at Rio Janeiro on the 4th of Anglia, and was to fail the next day in company with the John and James. The Atlantic, IiTTING from Cardiff to London, is loft at the back of the Ifle of Wight.—Part of the cargo faved. The Montezuma, less. from Africa for Cherie& ton, has been taken, retaken, and carried into Ja maica. The Eleacor, Law, from London, is 101 l at Ner foundland. The Jofeph, Ma sou, from Archangel for London, is totally 101 l near Chriftianfand. The Itefpett, —, front Hull, for Oporto, has been taken, re-taken, and is arrived at Gibraltar. The Emanuel, Havrott, from Cork to Gotten burg, has put into Dover, for fear of the French privateers. The General Wayne, from Shields to New York, has put into Penzance in dittrefs. A fhip and a fchooner were captured on the 24th ult. near Plymouth, by a French privateer. The Alexander, MAY, from Liverpool for Africa. that was on fhore on the coact of Africa, is gut olf• and put into Viana. The Lord Eldon, armed fhip, was captured about the lath ult. by eight or ten gun boats from Alge• firas ; recaptured by a frigate, and carried into Gi braltar ; the Captain and (even men wounded. The Rofalia, FuRGII6ON, from Tobago to London, has put into Gibraltar in diftrefs. The Nancy, PEARSII, from Chepftow, laden with timber, has been taken, tetaken, and cariieJ into Cork.