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NAVAL !STE LUG ENC . li. r toirmsouT e, hay. 2% Arrived the Art, from a cruise; dud several out hard-belied removes from the Downs.—Wind N.W. PLYMOUTH, NOV. 23. Came in the Virago fsani u cruise. Arrived the Plover, of IS guns, Capt. Browne ; Scurpin; of 1 . 8 guns, Cept. Stanfeiii, and the Edwin, of 18 uus, Capt. llavvellg. from Ports mouth ; Redly e, of 18 gin'', Capt. Joyce, fro m a cruise; Betsey utter, from the Chatinel , lieet ; cud the Mack Joke lug,ger, from the westaard. Sailed the Alt,:ene, of ,it guns, Cupwili Mul let, fur Torbay ; Sioaliute, of IS guns, Captain :Valour; awl the Ita:eigli, of 18 guru, for the coast of Spain; .4nu hired armed ship, on a cruise; and the Rowena hired armed 66 4 , mid P/yutouth trans port, with a convoy for Cork ; also the Placer au a cruise. (':cased by the Channel fleet fro.n Torbay, to re sume their station off Llrest. For the last three clays all is bustle and enlifii%ion ; every ship is ordered out with possible expe dition. TORBAY. NOV. 25. Sailed the Channel fleet, u,,der command n 1 Admiral Lnrd (.:ambler, to rebunste their station ulf Brest.-11'iail L. DEAL, NOY. 29. Sailed throolli the Down% the Fricadsh;p, Neale, I,r Surinaiu ; liaoger, , for. New Providence ; u•iil seerii: other outward-bound vessels to the west ward.-11'ind rrn LLOYL•t: LIST. GRAVI?EItD, Nev. 29 -Pllol,ed he the tit nein, Rich swarm, from !Ashur; Furey, Lee, from Malta; Aqui:on, Thrum, from Nora Scotia ; Ilurtley ; Wait the Amen Goodwin, from Melaira. Sailed th e Misers far t . t. !NielsrePe; Server, Tipplug, for Madeira ; Apollo, Corry; and the limpet:lqt, Siinutords, for !mates. Artsrego, Off Doerr-41ie Esther sad Saes from raleatle. At Poritinontio--the Caledonia, Mitlee, Ruin Lisboa ; and the Neptene„ Donnell, from Malta. At Dortowitath.-tbe Sptraly, Illacksteme, from New fimudland. At Trignmouth-the Aurora e Wood, from Newfounand. At Liverpool - the Clarence, Jackson, from Trinidad ; and . the Anna Mans, from Cadiz. to the Aar, B•trker, from Madeira. At Cork-the !tit hard, —, fruits Jamaica ; sod the I ler. odes, from St. Übe's. At Waterford--the Iminstry, float Et. Übe% ; Lovely Lam, and.the Eliza, Willy, front Malay. At Dublin-the from King George, Smith, from M. Circe; sod the Good !auto, ---, (tool M.:mania. Al Dreglieli-the Isahella, ----, from At Newrr- , the from Goitenliorgh. At Q•ebco-the Charlet William ' Kirby; and the Mentor, Stephenson, from Conduit. , At New York-the Ailmonsee, from London ; Re ward, Gidmure; ILehard, Oxlionrue ; American Legit., ~--.--, from Liverpool; and the Joseph, frtnn Bristol. N(f. 15. The following is an extract of a letter from Richard Chute, Esti. of Chute-hull, county Kerry, to G. 'Rower], Coll. ctor of Tritlee, now at k'lesseyt near this city, dated Nuv.,l4 ;•—• " I suppose ere this reaches you that you have bran! of the accident that has happened Thomas Elliott, indeed it is anuderful if he ever recover. lie went on Stiturdsy night hut, about II o'clock, to Ballybeitry, with foutteen of his yeoman, iu search of sluts, which he had information were • coucealed iu some house there; the second house he went to he knocked at the door, and requested to he in, stating 4. that it was Thomas Llhott was there, in sturrch . of arms, and that he had in formation there were some in that house ;" the door wissat length half opened, and a deserter, fioui the 73r1 reg of the name of Walsh, late a volotiteer from the Rerry Militia, presented a carbine, with a bayonet on it. iuul fired the coc tents at my clear friend • he is desperately wound ed in the lower part of his belly and groin, tan of the slugs passed out near his hip. NVilliam Cuun's eldest soil, by his second marriage, run to take bim up, when the fellow, on seeing him, in stantly made a charge with the bayonet at him, which run through his arm—this young lad is also sin ill. Fortunately the corps succeeded in *roi ling tins assassin, aitb three other fellows that acre in the house, and poor Thanes, though in the most excruciating torture, said, My hurls, for God's sake, do not debase yourselves ; secure thou all, but do nut give them the slightest hurt ; the laws of my country will give ample satisfac tion." The poor fellow has settled his affairs.— During the night he was in dreadf u l 4:orivulsions, and it was the opinion of the medical Gentlemen who attended lin, that he would have expired every isioment."—lVnierforrl Mirror. The Adventure, Mirrasa. from Honduras, for Loudon, is takes) and carried into Fs-camp. The Weil, SOWDEN and the Ephron, SHORT, from Liverpool, are lost in the River St. Lawrence. The following is an extract of a private toter front Stockholm, dated the 10th last :—" This morning a courier arrived at the Royal l'alaoe, with dispatches from Gen. TC LERCKFR, containing the pleasing intelligence of a victory over a detach - omit of the enemy's army. On the , 29th silt. Adjatiut- Ceneral SANDELS was attacked near Itlensalmi, the Russian army, under the orders of General TeTsCHROW. The battle was maintained on both sides with great obstinacy for several hours, and at list tcriiiiiiated in a ciunplete victory over the Rub. glans, who left upon the field 409 killed, and double the number wounded. Among the former is the gallant and much-regretted General the Prince Dor.coutvext. Oo our side the loss is conspara lively small, there being in killed only 50, and tfio wounded, among allots are eight odicers. The force of the Russians was estimated at 5,400 men, that of the Swedes did not exceed half that - ber. It has been the lot of the Swedes, though the a hole of the present arduous struggle, to contend with double their numbers, and to this is to he *scribed the great CXCC3S of loss on the part of the enemy, who owe all the advantages they have gaiued to numbers and ferocity, and not to superior tactics or bravery. The Russian Officers who have been wade prisoners in this affair, and who had served in the campaign agaiust France, have publicly de clared that they newer had opposed to darn so for guidable a resistance as that they had recently ex perieaced from the Swedes, wis who admit, ithoir turn, that the Russians fought bravely." . 9,* I:, .t . N . 4.' -..... + lb ' .( • : , ;I*. • t 48 ‘.''4' :f ) . 4) -1 ' , .... , ' . 2.. ,_ ‘ I, ~. ‘.4 l ' ~,,,,,,, t b• :' --.> '.,r- Ilb lIIONTIILY LIST OF ICRIV PrItLICATIONS FOR • NOVEMBER. EDUCATION. Nit's. Leicester's School ; or, 11u:1:i:dory of Several Yuisug Ladies, I zing. 3s. 6d. 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A New Map of Spain and Portugal, on nine sheets. By E. Mentelle, Member of the National Institute of Sciences at Paris, and P. G. Chanlaire. 11. 1 t s. A New Map of Spain and Portugal, on four sheets. By Dun Thomas Lopes, Geographer to His Catholic Mujegly. A New Map of Spain and Portugal, on one large sheet. By Don Thomas Lopez. Improved and eorrectcd flan the nine-sheet map, by E. Sfentclh•. 7a. On 'Monday there was a grand match at boxing and single-stick phiying, in the neighbourhood of Eversley, on the borders of Wiltshire, between the must celebrated professors of the western counties. The sports commenced at eight o'clock in the morning, and ,lasted until four in the afternoon, when seven couple of heads were broken, and a silver cap was curried off as the first prize by !lain let, a Berkshire man. A boxing inatch fora purse of filly guineas closed the day's &verso,' ; the com batants were Doyley, nn Oxforddiire mum amid George Sprit', a coachman to Mr. SCUULTZ. of Ever. Icy. '1 he battle was continued resolutely on both sides, till within tcu minutes of two hours, alien time couchiniiii received the laird-earned stake, without being sensible of his treasure at the time, from the beating he received. The loser receiv ed tot. It has lately been discovered that nearly half of the raw hemp and flax, carried to the mills for beating and ilreaing, end which is left to rot, un der the name of refuse, may, on being cleared of the strawy particles, become as soft and as useful for making paper, as the most valuable part of the plant. It can, besides, by a chemical process, well known to hleaa•hers, be made as white as cam bric. The bine or straw of hops, which the planters generally throw away, contains an excellent hemp for making . cloth, canvas, rupee, &e. and also the best materials for making paper. Last week a man was committed to Lawford's- Gate Prison, Bristol, clinrgisl with having entered pastures in the night, and milked several Cows; and with stealing the said milk. Since his confinement the Prisoner attempted to take away his life, by rut . ling his throat with a glass bottle, and now lies dangerously ill. Yesterday—Si: Mriarft - -Itililasy at the re!.l;c• t L 14.ATtlle. Tuesday, at Ina seat, et N. o ma i kt t, Then- s I aca 1,,, ‘ , 1 1, cr s o she hue Lt.. 1146 vOf AUCaiti lltti UN k lu the Countess of lI BUZCSI \l6:luegki I.YEreah). ,y Al Edinburgh, Jet es nom, Es+ Prineip..l Strrelary te the Batik of Scotland. On the 18th ult. afitcr a short illness, the 1 :uly of ft l‘filcier, Esq. of l'irstou 140.1, you:llst (taught. i of Sir .li.l s Dixon I,)ae, Burt of Lull•irg,stiine C rane, Kent. On the tads ult. at hist ~,,, its St. Jatioes's-i.treet, Dt.reir, Thomas Higgs, Esq. in the syth teas a his agroniee( Majesty's Jastirrs cif the Pease fur 'sent. Uu tbe it3sl October' List, at Lis house, at Kempen, au, Worcester, Jobs Snow, Esq. late us the Ctril tstaLluhsest of tl.e Ewa India (:cfairsay, on the comet of eurorseadel, 1111(ill IVATER, THIS rAT, AT I.ONDON-IntILK.T mum. 31 ..,„„„. 'Me► .. t r Eve% 56..1165t. - hooka lately published by J. MAWMAN, No. aa, I. I I 11 - 1 E HISTOItIr . of FRANCE, male: the Kings of the race Valois, Bum the accession of Cheeks the Fifth in 13:i4, to the Death 4Charks the Njutii in is 74. By NATUANILI. WILLIAM WRAXALI., tai 4 The Third Editi.in, whir very collskiernbit Augreettitiatii 2 Vuls. 81t0. ths bmc.ds.. By the ?mine Author, 2. A TOUR Ttlit( /UGH the ESTE&N 4)vTif rflx, and INTERIOR PROVINCES of FRANCE, in t h e 1,.„,, Il awl 1776. Third Edition, corrected and atiymetdsdi price. ca. boards. 3. 7beTRAVELS of ANACH ARMS tt. yaini!!er, Greece, during the Middle of the Fourth Croat", tine IL. Christian iF.ra ; translated (ruin the Frci.ch of ;a4: Ails Barthelemy. 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