Star. — London, England, 1803-11-25 00:00:00

1 PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDING!. HOUSE OF COMMONS, THURSDAY, NOV. 14. LONDON. trt. fel: eir the ele- ( 1 and ere new Zs. , that priri• entary pleafe, g very ; but irance, Llano ririlega c ttbjeet runt it n whoa to sfure, wcr. tnd have in(ite r cling to menu (Orient f England The SPEAKER came to the Houfe at a quarter be fore three and took the Chair as loon as there were forty Members, which was a quarter before four. Lord C. SOMERSET appeared at the Bar, and in formed the Houle that his Majefly had appointed half pall three, this day, to teceive their Addrefs. The CHARCALLOR of the Escptt.osEtt moved the Order of the Day for taking into confideration his Majefty's Speech. The SPEAKER haying read that part of the Speech ttlating to the fupply— The CHANCEL:Asa of the Excarqpra moved, that * Supply be granted to his Majetly, and that the Houfe will to-morrow refolve Milt into a Committee of the whole Houfe, to confider of the Paid mction.— Ordered. Adjourned. The Sr EA K a then proceeded in his Rate coach to St. James's, with the Addrefs, attended by about forty carriages and Members of the Houfe. Gamineve Tenth Letter le received, and null appear To-morrow FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ss• PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONS O'CLOCEI 3 per Cunt Cool for money. 531 54.. 4 Reduced .34.-4 per Cent. 6815 Old S per Cent.B73l--New ditto 88} Onuilum 8 to 8} dii". PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Sink Stock 1 4 2 I.nr.t Ann. IS 1-164 3 per Cent. Red. 53if India Stock 166 e 5 per C Conf. 54 .clii Excheq. Bills 4a a 51 prem. 4 per Cent 68}1 1 i Omrthun 814 dlr. 5 per Cent. Ann. X 741 Lottery Tickets, 171: sx. Ditto 1707 873 88 87}i Cool. let Os , 54154* The Hope's Increafe, cartel, arrived at Ford mouth on WedneCday night from Morlaix, having on board the Rev. Mv. CRAurvao, returned from being prifoner in Fiaace : he left the Ditchers and young Duke of NEWCASTLE in perfeft health at Pan (the former capital of the great HENRY IV. of France). Colonel CRAVFURD alfu was much recovered from his wounds by the ufe of the Baths of Bareges, in the Pyrenean mountains. We underhand that it is afcertained by advises re ceived by Government, that great exertions are con tinued on the enemy's coati for invading us. No ti-ne, however, is yet fixed on for making the at-, ttmpr, only that it will be made as loon as his force is I.lll3:intly concentrated to promife any kind of folt:Cf". IiONAPAILTE'S movements have been much retarded by the vigilance of our cruizers, who pre vtiit boats from proceeding to ;heir defined ports to take in the ;loops. By there Accounts, the number encamped at Bou• logne is (fated at 50,000 men. The accounts received from Bye" make the num ber of !hips of the line there, including thofe in the inner road, to amount to 19, all completely ready for Ilea. This number appears fo great as to be alma incredible; yet the intelligence comes through a channel fo highly refpetlable that we dare hardly doubt its correetnefs. They have betides in that quarter a number of tranfports, and about 7o gun boats, betides tome veirels which they call cannonieres, and which carry two guns, one fore and one aft, and zoo men each. Thefe vac's are all full of troops, and fome of the accounts make the number embark. tai and encamped in the neighbourhood, not lets than 120,000 men. From all accounts we may infer, without much danger of being rniftaken, that though the French ports to the eaftward are thrult more forward in the public detail of their operations, B►ei is, notwith- Minding, the point where the great& exertions have been made, and whence we may firft eve& them to apake fotne attempt. jt gives us much pleafure to be able to add, that the preparations to give the enemy a proper reception, are in fuch forwardnefs on every part of our coati, that their approach may be expeded without much anxiety. In Ireland, where there is the greateft pro bability of the fire attempt being made, the meafures of defence are now fo complete, and order fo per feelly reflored, that the volunteers wilt not need in future to undergo that fatigue which, with fo much credit to themfelves, they have hitherto fo cheerfully ne. The Dublin Mail of this morning has brought as, on this luhjea, the following letter : Dues's', Nov. ao.—" Our yeomanry are to be put ofF permanent duty on Thurfday next; a meafure very ominous to the public fafety. Some interefied p:rfons here, who with to be in the receipt of conftent pay, are adverfe to it ; but, in general, its policy and expediency is very much approved of. " We are beginning here to think that invafion is El idle threat, and that Boas PARTE meditates only a var of word, and frowsy againfl us. Perfons deep in the confiJence of rebellion fay, that France has de. ;crted them, and that the evidence which has come ow on the trials, has fo expofed the paucity of tree that the French fee there can be no hope of an Retinal co-operat:on from the people, fhould they '..nd. •' The rebcl Dwwr Rill engages the attention of Covernment. !A Proclamation appeared to-day, cif . ..ring a reward of tool. for his capture. '• tine of the Liberty Rangers, named Manerfon, 'as fired at ha night, as he was trailing through M;!er's Alley, and feverely wounded in the hip.— ‘. is a rile and cowardly warfare, which will find • :,:tnedy in the azntodasent ((die %lifts." Sr yAMES'S. Hit MAJESTY'S DRAWING.ROOI4•—YeiterdaT. about half pall twelve o'clock, her Mat E sry and the Princeires AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, and MARY, ar rived at St. James's Palace, from the Queen's Mule. In a short time after the Princefs CH AR LOTT? of WALES, attended by Lady ELGIN, arrived at the I Palace, and remained with her MAJESTY and the Patacessts till the commencement of the Drawing room. About one o'clock his MAJESTY arrived at the liZ2een's houfe from Kew, and after dreaing and taking Tome refrefliment, proceeded to the Palace about so minutes before two o'clock, and in a Ilion time alter their MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES en tered the Drawing-ram, which was attended by the Dukes of Your, Rear, and Castaatoo ; the Arehbilhop of You, the Chancellor of the Exche quer, the Secretaries of State, the Secretary at WA., the Treafuter of the Navy, the Judge of the Admi ralty, the Mailer of the Rolls, the Judge Martial and Advocate General, the Lord Mayor and Lady May °refs, the Sheriffs, and the Recorder of London. Dukes—Roxburgh. Portland, Rutland, and Athol Ducheffer—Beaufort and Dowaga Leeds. Marti witcs 7 Saltibury, Cornwallis, Stafford, Sligo, and Stafford. , . Marelionclte.—Stafford, Dowager Donegal, Bows:1014c, and Sligo. Earla—Weltmoreland, Rofslyn, Chatham, Dartmouth. Aylef fard, Sandwich, Darnley, Marrieslid,l, Ayleibury, Spencer, Ux bridge, Mount F.dgeumbe, and Scarborough. Counteifeas--Rof-lyn Wellmoreland , Chatham, Briftol, Mac. elodield, Cardigan, H.Urington, hianslieW, Uxbridge, and Mount Edgcurnfee. Vircoutits—Palmouth, Stopford, Wentworth, Limerick, and Hood. Vircountefs Dowager Sydney. • Lords—C. Soma(, A. tiomerfct, Itolton, Bofton. Hobert, Auckland, Curzon, Kenyon, Sud I—ngforil. Chowynd, Hawkeibury, Pelham, Grenville, Brownlow, Hotham, St. He- Walfutgbam, L. Gower, and Braybrooke. Ladies—M. Bonilla. Wilton, S. Carpenter, A. Carp rater, Wedderhurne, Caltkorpe, Millman, Dowaga-Kwayon, one& ley, Grenville, Sudley, Darner, A. Alley. Alvanlcy, C. Paget, Popham, Headley, H. Fitzgerald, Howe, A. Cumberland, Dou• glas, G. Cecil, and Popham. Bilhops--Salitbury, Ki!bloc, Rochefter, and Durham. • . Amb:Eadors--Spanith, American, Ruffian, Imperial, ['ruffian, Swedilh, Danilh, B.ivarlan, Sardinian, Neapolitan, and Purtuguere. Sirs—H. Neale, S. Cotterell, W. Peyton. W. Stirling, a Wed derburne, G. Sher, F. Millman, H. Clark, W. Grain, H. Popham, C. Morgan, A. Hammond, W. Scott, ant J. A lextridcr. Generals--Burrard, Cuykr, Baird, LCIAIIII, Hewit, Arabin, Fos, Mirth, Sinclair, Paoli, Phipps, Eewgill, Leila, Bloomfield, Brownrig, Hopkins, Stun, Nugcot, and Stork Admiral Digby. Colonels.—H. Addington, Cliff. 114.(ttarrie, Wheelwright, Bligh, Rehow, De Grey, Clayton, Lam, St. Clair, ErfirSuc, and '1 uwnthend. _ _ _ klajors--rorontaa, Tovrring, Wont w, D-fbcoor, Arabin. Captaina--Jouts,R. N. Dawcon, Grid la, Colt, Kau, U. Mark liiddulpb, Cook, and Wodokode. ker. Dr. Mors. DJator Noberdea. MeMeur.—Addington, Irby. Talbot, Yorke, Lee; Hon. G. Li. gibe, Hoc. W LAnbe, Dugd.lle, R. Carson, Markham, M I Eden, Hon. T. Ertkine, Bond, Bragge, Smyth, M. P. Andrew., tkenvUle, Broderick, Sdirefter, Uold iag. Perring, Elliot, Rev. Paring, Robko, Hon. H. Pierre point, Glyun Wynne, Walpole, Rev. Markley, Prke, Urmf by, &mime, A. Paget, Wclt, Calvert, Duncan°, Sargent, Bid dulph, Nortbey, Berridge, Wedeln, Law, and Cony. iviilireffee—Mork, Price Dampier, Erkine, Glynn Wynne, Dighy, Jones, C12)100, Pechel, Fox, J. Markham, Stanhope, Per nog, Darner, Abbot, Calvert, and s.AlVerif. Milinv-•Perriog,Caltborpc, and Broderick. Previous to the commencement of the Drawing. room, the AMILICAN AMIAUUAOOI was introduced to her Msjcsvv, in her private apartments, by her Majetiy's Vice Chamberlain, and concluded by Sir ST►FHLW COTTINALL as Maßti of the Ceremonies. - - - - The Prefentatinns at the Drawing-room were: Mrs. Monroe, the American Ambaliador s Lady, w►o was in troduced to her Majefty by Lady iliwkeibury, her Ladynup hav ing bees pre vioully introlaoed to her Msjaty by the Lady in Waiting, on her creation to the title of B.ironefa, The Marquis of Stafford, on coming to In. tide, by the Marquis of Sallibury. The Marchloach of Stafford. by the Marchionefs of Salary. The Duke of Beaufort, on coming to his tide. The Duchefi of Beaufort, on her elevation to that title, by the Counted's of Hari-tattoo. Mr. Golding, n his appointment u a Lord of the Treafitry, and Cominiffioner of the Exchequer, In the room of Mr. Penn. Mr. Broderick, Co a Armin. appointment, In the room of Mr. Miry Addington. Col. Frederick, ou his being appointed to a command in the Ger man Legion. The Moo. H. Plerrepoint, by his brother, Captain Pierrepcint, of the Navy, os his bring appointed his Nfajefty's Antbaffalor to the Court of Stockholm, on which occalion he bad the honour to bus her Majefty's hand. General olatiand, on his being appointed one of the Commit fioners of Affairs in India. Ma Bond, on his appointment to be one of the COMmillosers of the Exchequer. Lady Sufan Carpenter, by her aunt, Lady Almeria Carpenter. The Counters of &Mai, by Lady Hawkefbury. Mr.Secretery Yorke, on bia appointment to that race. Mr. Brine, on his appointment to be Secretary at War. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor and the Rev. Mr. Perring, his Lordiltip's Chaplain, by Mr. Alderman Price, the late Lord s.aior. The Recorder, by the fame. The Lady Mayorefs and Mils Perrin& ►er Lady Chip's niece, by Mn Price, the late Lady Mayorris. Mr. Arle&ill, by the Spain& Ambalfador. Mr. llagdale, by Lord Curzon. Mr. Robert Curzon, by ditto. . . . . . . Captains William and 'George Lamb, on their appointments in the Hertfortlfhire Militia, by General Cayier. Mr. Hiley Adslingtos, on las 'appointment to the command of tits M endip Legien. Major Varanasi, by the American Minifter. Sir Wm. Peyton, by lord Maccies6,ld. Sir D. Wedierbirns,by t►e EMI of Reidy& • Lady Wed& rburo, by the C.usteual Rofdyn. Colood Cliff, by Colonel 1144iturrie. Lord Greovilie, on his appointment to the command of the Fhlt Regiment of Daeknighonillur.: Volunteer Cavalry. 'the Honourable Thomas Grenville, on his appointment to the command of the Snood Regiment of the buckitigharnatire Vo lunteer Cavalry. The Bilk" of Killidoe, an his elevation to that Bilhopric, by Lord Sudloy. Capt. Wham Markham, of the City Light Hulce, on his ap pointment to be est of the Commillimews of his Majedy's Navy, by hi. father, the Arebbilhop of YurL Captain Cult, on his intimation to the Liaminatire Militia, by his tat►er Lord Reowolow. Lord !Calm. ea Is appointment to the command of the Raft Mailing Volunteers. Lord Pelham. on his appointment to be Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancafter,ln the roue• et the Earl of LiverpeoL Mr. kobion, on his ream from Fromm Lord Cordon Gower, by the Disks of BraWirt. Captain Biddy!ph, by the Lord in Witting. Lord Hawkdbory, so bis dryad= to the Peerage. by Lord LDcrick._ General lkirdom Ms temp (ma the fait Nam when be dif thlgnilhed \isolating the taking 4 Illarktrapatato. by the Mamas Cornwallis. Captain Jens , . dike Royal Navy, by the Seel of Meedeefield. Tbe Ham Mr. Eden, on hie being appointed Colootl of the St. Mardarses sod t. John's Volunteer Corps, by his father. Lord **ebbed. lielito. Thaws Erlkioa, on his being appolated to the cow paod of the Law Alioctedoo. Capable Dawfoo, mod °oaths, ody the %Vinare- Volunteers. Lord Longford. at his Wog appointed to a compailboa in the Ducat Olseedte's Coln by Leal Cis wrist Mile, Teker Andrei% on tit. Leto! .sppoloted to the com mand of the P..i:.er of Woks ,Volunteer Corps. Sir Walter tiri:ng, on his tieing appointed Lieutenant-Colonel in the fst.ic corps, by the Commandant. Colonel lVheelwrietit, by the Lord in Waitiny. Captviu Peno, on his. receiving a cononiffiou be the Cuckinglians. Iltice Cavalry. The Marehionefs 11 , merit, on her return fmm France. The Addrefs borer the Houle of Crommons era; I expeded form after three o'clock ; but initead of the arrival of the Addrefs, Mr. &Ram, one of the Secretaries of the Treafury, arrived in great bah from the Houle of Commons, in confequence of a fufficient number of Members not being affembled to make a Houle, and requelled the attendance of every member in the Drawing Room; in confequence of which, a great number went with all poffible fpeed. It was pall four o'clock before the SPEAKER ar rived at the Palace. The SPEAKER, as is cultomary, came in his robes, and in his Hate carriage, with the mace, a number of Officers belonging to the Houle, and was attended by Lord Robert Manners, Mr. Mktg Mr. Sargent,i Mr. Pole Cuew ' Lord Henry Fitzgerald, Lord Lesifon Gower, Sir Wm. Scott, Mr. Addington, Sir Hugh hies, Colonel MiMahaa, Mr. Tierney, Mr. Baldwin, Sir John Frederick, Mr. Curzon, Mr. Smyth, Megin. Vaniittarts, Mr. Tyrivbit, Mr. Arthur Pagel, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Yorke, Sir Watkin William Wynne, Lord Charles Manners, Lord Charles Somerfet, Capt. Markham, Sir Henry Strachey. and Sir Charles Morgan. In a than time after their arrival, his MAJESTY, being feated on his Throne, received the Addrefs, which was read by the Sr EAKEII in a very audible voice, to which his Mair.vry was pleated to return a moll gracious anfwer. It was nearly dark, and it being contrary to the etiquette of the Court to intro. dune candles, the SPEAKER. had great difficulty in Peeing to rend the Addrefs. Previous to the commencement of the Drawing room, his MAJESTY received dilpatches from tile CHANCELLOR of the Exci:!qyalt at the Palace. Mr. &marl., the MederTer, was late hft night fent with difpatchesfront Lord HAWKIIIE nut's Office, to Mr. Fatal, our Amp iffador at Madrid. _ Fo ;men tranfoorts, each capable of carrying five hundred troop, are at Gi atefend, ready to fail on the fhortell notice. The appearance of the Hoare of Commons yef terday evinced how much the attention of the Mem bers is occupied with their military duty. It wanted only a quarter to four o'clock before a hotife could be formed to go tip to St. James's with the Addrefs. Tice Gazette of lag night gives an account of the gallant atchievement of the PooLel-re, Captain Du make, wlio on the ,sth attacked a French convoy of 32 lA, defined by leveret armed veffels, near Cape La Hague, the whole of which he drove upon the rocks, and afterwards cut out three of them with the aniaance of the LI B RTY brig. The Gazette alto contains a Proclamation, con taining the Order of Council of the 25th May, pro hibiting the exportation of naval Rotes, &c. for fix months longer, counting from the 6th of December, when the IA order expires; and offers rewards tfor apprehending the perfons concerned in the late at tempts to fet fire to the premifes of Mr. WeLzis, of Birmingham; as alto for apprehending others, who bad lately attempted to blow up the powder. maga zi Tic belonging to the Litchfield Volunteers, by placing gunpowder in an adjoining liable. A letter from Hamburgh of the t ith November, fays—Letters from Conßantinople, we Triefte and Vienna, down to the s ith ult. onanimoufly Rate, that the Beys of Egypt have promifed to hold that country for the Porte, which they will acknowledge as the lawful fovereign, on the fame terms as before the in cation of the French, and that they will admit Britt& guano; in the principal ftrong places. The Porte is faid to have favotwably received thefe overtures, being not only afraid of another French imitation of that country, but alto of the Mores. On this account orders have been iffued to recruit an army of zoo,ooo men, one half of which is to fecure the provinces of the Tut kith parts of Hungary from the rapacity of the rebellious Pachas, and another is to protect the Turkith poffefflons in Greece, &c. Yelterday, at noon, the remains of Admiral Parma were removed, in great funeral pomp, from Green wich, for interment in the cloifters of St. Margaret's Church, ‘Vettroinßer. adjoining Wefbninfler Abbey. The ProcelEon moped in the following order: Undertaker. Six Mutes ns boleback, staves in mourning. The Feathers (Mack). The Hestia demo by fix bodes, black velvets and feathers. Two Out-Rider; belonging to the Prince of Wales. lib Royal Highnate , Coach and Ms, with four Footmea,fo.lowed by two Men on borgeback. _ . - - . In the Coach were, General Hulre, Colonel M'Mahon, and Mr. Twyritt. Pour Mounting Coachet and SHE, with Velvets and Feathers, la the to—lrnur Admirals. who lupported the Pan, viz. Lord Hood, Lord Radnock, Sir Charles Pais, sod Admiral Nugent id comb, Stephen Payne Galvey, bmther of the deceared, and Jobit Motu g: - Efq..hls nephew. 3d coach, fair Gentlemen la white. hiends of the deceafed. 4th coach, four atteitdants. Seven private coaches followed ; moon the number were, The Admiral's two footmen is blue!; Lord Lsetngton's two footmen in fun Unties; William Payne Georges, Efq. ditto; Lord Hood's ditto; Lord Radius:Ws ditto; Sit Charles Poles ditto; Admiral Names ditto. The procellion arrived in King-greet about a quar ter before two o'clock. At the Nothern gate of the Church-yard the coffin was removed from the beetle. Th e proce (lion entered the we R ern potch,andproceeded up the middle sine, the pall being fopported by th.e four Admirals above mentioned, and two PoR Cap• tains. Two other Poll Captains followed; then Colonel Ma c/4•MON and the other Gentlemen of the Prince of Waces's koufehold. The ufual rites being perform ed, the corpfe was configned to the vault on the left of the principal entrance into the church. The cere mony concluded about half pall two o'clock. A great crowd of petfons were in the church dur ing the ceremony. Admiral Payne was St years old. His coffin was very elegantly covered with black velvet ; the plates, ercutcheons, &c. of Giver gilt. The Parect's fer vent* were all habited in full flats liveries, wearing the ufual infignia of mourning. Tefterday morning the remains of Sir T. Espeorros of Ballinaltra, county of WesiOrd, Bart. were car. tied in funeral Rate from his late houfe in Craven firm, to the Chapel, Warrick-greet, Soho fqoare, where high mats, and a folemn funeral dirge %%etc performed in a grand Ryle: The body was removed fom thence. ea its way to the family burial place in Ireland. 11 AUT:CAI, MTPLLIGENCE. MAILS DAY.—":in IW. S. W. ARR. AIR. 1 1 .41 , 1 in a H-InLurgh 0 A'At.::urd 4 o Be'. 1 PLYMOUTH, Nov. 23.—Laff evening arrived in C v.tand Bay, the Potat:s, of a' guns, Captain Rost, from a cruize : in tut nin.. ; Lao the bay, !hairy fume accident ran aboard cf the Fut:naorasr, cf 8o gun', Rear Admiral DA CR kb, by w!.ich her forma& and bowfprit were carried away el sce to the deck, to. gcther with her main ancrmi zeta top ma;ls, anal head. and in a moment (he became a comple.: wreck : it is Paid, that the malt fell in toper; her deck, but we have not heard whether any peri.n was hurt by the fall ; the is now at anchor in Cawfand Bay, and muli come in to refit.—Sailcd the Moss, of 38 guns, Capt. Scorr, with a fleet under convoy for the Downs Paired up a number of large fhipc, fai I to be the Channel fleet, under the Hon. Admiral CoaNwaLsas, blown off their Ration, and were obliged to bear away for Torbay; whatev..r they were, they made fo large an offing in the Chann.i, nu boats could (peak them.—Wind N. N. W. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. s4.—Arrived the Meatus &t op of war from Plymouth, and the Nrosa frigate Pram Capt. SCOT, from a cruise ; alfs the !demure French brig, from Newfoundland, prize to t h e Lap. WING frigate, Captain Maas, captured on her pillage to Newfoundland ; and the ASSAULT ;mei Guirsat... The former veil was obliged to run into harbour, in confequence of the damage (he received in the late gale of wind.—The Swum: sloop of war, Captain Kostx uric EN, is come .up to Spithead from St. Helen's. She is ordered for ferviee ; ftippofed for the Mediterranean.—The Mediterranean, Well India, and African convoys remain at Spithead.—The or. der for all officers to fleep nn board their refpeaive flips has lately been renewed in terms of unual aria nets; the difobedience a which would incur very. heavy cenfure. DEAL, Nov. s}.—Arrived the BASILISK and Mso Await gun veffels, from a cruise; and failed with the,. LEOPARD man of war ; PAN:aims frigate ; Scum- . Ist I. and Ay ruMN floops.of war, and leveret armed veffels, •for the cnail of France —S tiled the LAIC (loop of war for Sheernefs.—Wind W. by N. . On the 21 a init. the LOCUST and ARCHER gun brigs gave chafe to, and lire.l leveral broadfides at, • a bigger, under ea heavy battery off Boulogne; but the wind coming to blow extremely hard from the Weil.vard, they were obliged with regret to abandon the objeel of their attack. SHEERNESS, Nov. 24.—Captain ELPNIIISTOWZ has Commiffioned the ARIADNR, and the is fitting with all poffible diipatch. The yard craft are getting on board the guns as fail as poflible, and orders have . been received for their ammunition to be in conitant readinefs to be put on board them : the Cams-onus and Acmes° bye arrived ; as has alfo the MALLL&D gun brig, Lieutenant Rein. • We experienced a very heavy gale of wind here on the 23d intl. The Dues Lazaretto brake from her moorings and drifted on (bore, where file now lies. The paffage boats endeavoured to proceed from Chatham to this place, but were obliged to COMO to an anchor. The Hort cutter is appointed to con voy three merchant vetfels to the Baltic : the flub to- Yaallovvn, Nov. yellerday on a entire Wilitcaiora frigate, and Carson gun.brig, and the CURLOW fleop to Sheernefs, to repair.—Ar. rived yefterday, P. M. the Laic packet, Captain Twonrson, from Gottenburgh with four Mails. bat no paffengers : the Mails were immediately forward• ed to Town. The packet fails this afternoon for Harwich.—Put back, with a fleet of merchantmen bound to the B:1 ic, the barrel-out Hoop of war. tot remains in the R )ads with the Raroisa Admiral RIM&L ; la Consrawcs frigate; one Uoop of wan and two cutters. FROIVI TIM LONDON OARRTTR, NOV. as • • ADMIRALTY °rms. Nov. 24. Capy °Wetter from Sir jamas Sao NAllli./L IL Rear Riad of the Blue, ace. to Sir EVAN Ns ?usu./outdated at Ouseafer. the tgth laßant. Sir—l beg you will pleafe to inform my Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty, that having de. tubed his biajefly's Ihip Pour-arra, on the breaking up of the late gales of wind, to watch the enemys armaments an the French emit, and to reconnoitre the fort of . Cherbourg, Captain Duwsea had the good fortune to fall in with a French convoy of about thirty fail. efcorted by a National brig and other armed veal', Ilanding to the eat ward. the whole of which were driven on the rocks of Cape Ie P. i ' ntle ; three of them were cut out by the boats of thel'out syrz i anted by the LialltTY brig. un der a fmart are fr om the fhnre. I herewith encloCe Captain Dussat's letter, and cannot too highly commend the zeal and good condua difplayed by him, his officers, and men, on this fervice, which has been effeacd without the lots of a tingle OM. li I have the honour to be, &c. ( _Signed) JANIS tAt7lllllllll. Hes Ma aIIPOCILIITTI, It Sell, New. IS. Sir—As 'I was p an g the illand of Alderney this morning, about a quarter palt eleven, I came up with a convoy belonging to the enemy, confifting of about thirty fail, fieering to the eaftward, efeorted by fevcral armed velrels, and in the aft of rounding Cape 111 Hague. I have great pleafure in acquaint ing you, that the attack made on them by his Ma. jefty's fhip under my command was etch as to com pel their crews to run them on the rocks, where they became completely espofed to• our fhot, as well as the dangers incident to that fituation. It is inspoffi ble for me to defcribe fufficiently the seal and good conduit of thole under me : every officer and man volunteered their fervices in the boats, by which a brig, a lugger, and a floop, the latter made GA with her cable to the fhore, were cut out under almart fire, while the !hip was carried, and anchored within three cables length of the furl, to cover thofe engag ed on this enterprise. As the reft were left dry by the tide, I am confident that feveral are totally loft. 'thole that fell in:o our hands are new, and from having (weeps on board, though not armed, evident ly intended to aid the invall,n. The Liasarv'took athure,but the Moven tuns could not get up in time. I a m molt harry to add that not a man was hurt, and the lofs of an anchor is all that we experienced. I have the honour to be, Ste. (Signed) J. 1111111A11 ,PP it