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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. - - - - - - PORTSMOUTH. NOY. 9. At rived the intrepid man of war from the Downs; And the Shadwel: brig of war, from a cruize.— Wind Easterly. fLYMOUTII, NOW. 9. One, p. ne.—Th;4 morning arrived express from Commodore Sir Richard S!rachan, the Lola, of St guns, Captain Lord Fitzroy, with dispatches, which contain the following important news : Cats: of $4 gu is, Commodore Sir K. Stro4an ; Goliath, of 74, taptain Barton Courageaux, of 74, Captain Lae; Bellona, of 74, Captain Paton ; hour, of 9g, Captain Halsted ; /B&W, of 32, Cavtam Dud Fitzroy , and Itavolutionna re, of 44 gun.; fell in, on the instant, in the Bay, with a French quadroo, of four sail of the line, and two frigates, that escaped the defeat off Cape 'rrafalgar, the `3lst ult. viz. Moot Blam-, of 84 turn, Admiral Nforioni, Miguar Trnuin, of 74 euus , Formidable, n(74 tuna, and Scipion, • 74 rton4, and, after a smart *Rion, captured the whole of them, except two frigates ; they were, at five this morning, elf the Lizard, and are hourly expelled. Lord Fitzroy is just now gone off pist to London with the intelligence, and has the Admiral's flag with him. ANUTHEII LETTER, SAME DATE. On Monday, the 4th 0 . Nov. Sir Rich. Strachan, with the Caine, Mere, Namur, and Coarsen,. men of war, and Recolstio..inoirc,Snnta Vergareten, Aging, and Phenix frigates, fell in with four sail of the ene my, under Admiral Gravina, (who had escaped from Lord Nelson, in the late Iscrle off Cadiz), 200 miles Westward of England, and were engaged for three hours and thirty-two minutes. The four French ships struck to Ot: superi.,rny of the British, and are expelled in to-morrow. This morning, Lord William Fitzroy brought the French Admiral's CO. lours on shore, and imin,diotely set off with them for town, amidst great acclamations of joy. Our. ing the engagement, the lo‘s on our side was only 76 killed aid wounded, and about 150 on board each of the enemy's ships. I learn, from very good authority, on board L'Aigle, that there is cull STORE GREAT *SD OLORIOLIi 1411,W1i, but can not gain any particulars. Ships taken by Si. R. Straehan, Bart. Dtiguria Tr 0 ,4111, 84, Aloistatanc,74, formidable, 74, and of 74 guns. Arrived the liinilfr:gate, having thrown all her guns overboard, being chased by the R.lMllit'S in a fog, and not knowing the private signals. Also, His Majesty's ships Plillf(Sl Renal, and Prince George, Harlegkin armed-ship : /err, .fsher, and Frisk cutters, and L'efig'e frigate, Capt. Wolfe., with dispatches of great importance. Report says, that the Phenix, Capt. DACES, has taken another French frigate. Came in the Vciaischthap, Herden, from Rotter dam, for Bilhoa, detained by the Lotoaa frigate ; Prince of Wales, Blither ; Lied Ni Liao, Eloise; and the Anna .Afnro, Sweetland, from IVaterford ; San Joseph Spanish privateer, from Falmouth ; the llwrontrity, —, from Charleston, for Bilbea, de tained by theCdpers armed brig; the 'Lipson: end Sarah, Deschamps, from Virginia ; the Danish galliet Vonore, from Nantz ; the Sore., (lithos, laden with wheat, detained by ckie frigate; and the Crescent frigate from the Westward. Passed up Channel, the Copenhagen, Smith, from Bengal; and the Eproa'ns frigate, from Admiral Collingwood.—Wind N.E. ?AI MOUTH, NOV. A. Ili' Majesty's ship .Po,4leas, la guns, with the last Last Indiaman, Bedford West lndiaman. and several other vessels, sailed yesterday for the Eastward; hut the wind shifting to the East. they again put back. A line of battle ship, having a ship in tow, and a frigate. with her fore-top-mast disabled, passed this evening. From the strong gale of wind at S.S.W. on the coast of Spain and Portugal, it is supposed that the Wallin:ham packet is detained there by a bar. HARWICH, NOV. 10. General Clinton and Colonel Murray arrivcd here early this morning, on their way to the Continent ; they will embark and sail from this port with the first fair wind, on board the K. g George pocket. Captain Saunders. Th► hatter, Capt. Hamilton sailed yesterday, with the Mails of the sth and eth, for Cuxhaven, the packets having resumed that station. Several passengers, and a mestenger, charged with dis patches for the Court of Berlin, were also on board. The Prtnee of ;Va . -1, Capt. Anthony Deane, sailed also with the Mails stir Gottenburgh. .• oust., NOV. 10. Sailed the Truth / man of war and several gun. brigs, nn a cruise off the French coast, and the Orpheus frigate, for Sheerness. Came down from Sheerness, the Dettruffien and Camas/sign mortar boats, which remain in the Downs with the rest of the ships, as per last. This morning, Admiral tlie Right Hon. Lord Keith hoisted his flag from Blue to White, at the main ; likewise Admiral Holloway from White to Red, at the fore, saluting each flag, in consequence of the naval promotions.—Wind S. E. FROM LLOYD'S LSI% A 1111 l la the Riter•-the Briraniiia, kalrinten ; Pallas, Smith; and lie rsperance, Lindsay, from Archangel; Anna, Hamilton ; Ida, Cads; Garland, Maxwell; and the Augusta, Sarig.ter, front Pateeshurgh. At Brits .1-the Vita, Sheppard, from St Vincent's. At Herrigke-the Minerva. Gibson, from Messina. At Liverpool-the Want, Key ler, from Barliadoes; Harriett, /trivet; from St. Lucia; Kitty arid Amelia, —, from St Bartholomew's; and the Be -i.liouse, Ktarn, (rear Bernice. In the Clyde-the Penelope, Hal, from St. Kitt's; and the CM. Isle, ....-..., front Virginia. At Barbadoes-the Chiswick, Kerslake, from Liverpool; Illseciirre, Robinson; and the Swift, Roberts, froM Africa. At Surinam-the Sally, Galbraith, front Africa; and the Surviltee, Compton, from London. At Baltimore-Abe Perieve•ance, --a..., (*la Laudon. At Yew Yorls-ths Sarah, Rawson, Gum London; Two . Friends, Lathan, from Belfast; Mari, Rind ; • Telegraph, 5 .,..; Magnet, --; and Eunice, 4.1-. from Liverpnul. At Boston-the Ampltion, Witten, front Liverp ail. • ' alLt Iltaltimine--th• D•afts, Hulltroot, from• Liverpmd. - : int Savannah-Ahe Histiatelt, —, from Liverpool. [ ,„. .At Virgions-the Atlantic, — ; intrepid ; a.... ; and the IPr o seet, ..--. r„ , from Liverpool. • . . At Pnilartrlphla-the Marv, Robertson, front Liverpool; Colo ~ b , .. Heparin 3 . and the L..ndon pocket, WlDougall, bonsLoyd 1n . . At Aft:row-ttis • Affll4,''Corrall, from London; . Fortune, ilk - Ana.-- 4 1114411311.fik 7,4 rue ifAdklti. ~. t ct -: .-,. Ayr 0 . 1,,,/ •'. 6..... . 111101166 . -5 p :: : i ..... ,..." 3.2 I —,. • THE MARKETS. CURVE/CCU &WA, Ws° %y, N'.. 11. The arrivals of Whrat to-clay, are is considerable eamhera, and the 'Gide is hear, of sale, at the relactinn of about 4 s. per cprorter. Rye dearer Sales of Barley and Malt are neo.hr ao.iiir last. White and Gres . Peel keep their nrice. Small .d.l Brans are extremely scare*, and dearer. Tie supple of Oats to rather curiaiderahle, and this article Tarte. but 1.44 price. F.our in shat stn:ks, and oak., without Alteration. CO'S K F.NT PKICF. OF GRAIN. Wheat 434 SG• 6st. Beans 411•. 564 M. Fine do. 7os. 72s 61 Tick Seam .....32. 46.. ad. Rv• 33, 37• 04 Oats 24* 30..34. Barley Malt %White Peas.... 564. 614 0.1 Fin • Flow 6».70. o.'. Gres P.as.. ...35. 39, 0.1 S.. - n'l-• r, , s ern nd PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-I.ANE. Carraw.iy 7os Od to NO. Od per ewt. Corulndr l3e Od to Os 0 , 1 Ttrfol lot ud to 2Ns Od ‘Vhito M..,tard Seed . Fs 64 to 141 0.1 per bushel. Rr,,vrit dm* 9l 6d to 111. Od Turnip Od to 16. 0.1 itr.4,l ROM. 52. Od to 70s Od per quarter. Long rods . siko ne nd l'Arrs .140 Od to !Os MI to Od Rt..t;r.44 154 Od to in Od riocts or HAY AND STRAW I•TVII DU. • IT IAMIIII . II Illq• •• • 3l •N. a 41 13s New Ol Os a .01 0 Clrwer 01 Os a 01 Ot Straw 11 10s a 21 !• PRICF. 'net , rs. Kent '1 -.1 to 71 16. I Kent 7l --8 to 91 -4 Suuox.... .71 to 71 Ph Su. ex 71 --1 to 81 M. Kftex 71 to 71 10s 1 Farnham... 101 r. tot 41 SACS. SMITIWITLD, Moo hat, Noy. ti. To look t los D's —per Stone a WI, Boo( fis 44 to 4. 4: I Veal.... ..4s Od to 4. Mtoton.. 5. to 4. Rd Pork..,. ..4* Od to 5s tid Head of Ceuta this Hay, Beasts, abort 2,yoo—Shear and Law* 13.00 NEWGATE AND LEADENH %EL MARKET.. ay the Climate. Beef 44 64 t se Ilk I Veal, is 04 to 4. 44 kflottmt .. I: to Or 11.1 Pork 04 m 3• OA PRICE of St. Jernees Market 4t ti 1.11.. w ig. 71t t.ll Czar Ma. ket Whiteehapel Marktt 44 id Soap ditto.... 04 684 orl hr S al alb. Me king 5t,.11..1 (Id Nlt. 0.1 12a fall Ditto routth l9. 46. _ . Assent, Price... 4 (;raves —. Its Town —s 70s firl Gond Dries 10$ Yellow Soap, a 76.—.A..tt1e t , 9 4--f nOs. Price of Cse.ll.e., !ier doz. lls d.—Mnul 1., 12: Oft WNITIC 44444 . llfar II 16, a 41 16r Clover SI 0. a 61 . 0. tiara., .t 1 12. a 11 IS. IF itiiii- TAI.I.OW. MAW lIIUF.S. 114.41 !Lifers Ansi Steers, es stone, 3s. 6.1 to 4. 0.1 . _ 1.1 Z.l te, 3.6 4 1 Ord.narr - 10d. to 3. 01. Ma , ket Calf —12 i. 6.1 e 4. h. E,Nctish Horse --. _ - . Sheep Skins ....Is. 6d. ft 5i 04 PRICE OF STOCKS, TLSTERDA Y. lank Stock 1 per CNA. Reduced .. .. S per Cent. Cenisois • po r COOL Canso:, . 7411 73 ' I S per Cant. Navy Annuitica Rank Lang Annuities .. ..* India Bo oda Eacts•qucr IldlsSid.. par. to. pram. , Uranium - Consola - T. DISH, Stock-broker, No 4. Cornhal. and 9, Cnartni-erna, PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS--Ocr. 31. Gov St.Tk, 31 per Cent 49i Gov. Debentures, 5 per Cent. 9l:a COURSE OP EX Arnsterds.m 101. Ditto at Sight 55 Rotterdam Hamltorgh 52 9 VI! Alum& rat. 1 Day's Date 25 25 12 2 U. Nounieaux Mad.l4 Diuo SO are. Coln pipM Ditto effeit. Ittithnin Naples Dublin on f.ondon (Ms Rolfast on Lnoolon NI Relfao on ablan (DM :RANGE.—Afro. S. Gen,.• 47#• Ye:l.o MI# Lisbowe 62 Orr. o 62 Pohl.n Cork 13 et. 1141106. I. • • P..rtugal Gni., in Cut n and Ban pat as 0 0 0 Dnuk , coon• ..... I 0 Nur pellan S.l•er in Rau 0 0 0 hit • Loon each 0 u ti Alio an the Rank of H e ry.m 34 per Cent. • 1) 1; Hl 4 61 days. itiLSi Iflf •FP •11 111f111•-•Ps in NO SP Pt In .113 it CT! PRICY or 11 %MEI( Wills, in to 561 h. ester Ditto, 60 .o 6)lh. each 261 to 27d Merchants Racks 234 to 241 Dressing Hides.. 214 to 23d iineC..thHides ?3 , 1 to 95C1 Crap Hides Gir euttinz. 254 to 244 Flat ' tritinarr 204 to 97} Cat( Skin., 30 to 401 b per Disma 49d to 4t.kt Ditto, SO to 70th . 36d to 474) Ditto, 70 to 8oth.. Small Seals (or,eutlat d) 344 to 40d, F Large lit, Tanned Horse Hide 25s to IS. r hide. C:-.at Skins ....•. to —s ditto. MARRIAGE. Lately, at klverstoke church , near Gosport, Captain John Cummings, of the t.t Garrison Battalion, to Miss It.iyton, side t daughter of Lieutenant John Boron (late of Notting ham), of the same battalion. DEATHS. At Hackney, on Saturday, the .rth inst. Richard Clearer, KM. aged 7 yews, on., of His V aiesty's Jtutices of t►e Peace for the e minty of Middy sex, who, fur • ►ong retie' of ye ,rs, since hes retirement from husinre., devoted his whole time and Weirs to the benent of his parish, where his loss will be se retell telt and universally regretted. At her house, in Alison's-squire, Edinburgh, on the 25th of °Nubs, last, Mi-s Mary Gordon, daughter of the late Mr. Robert Go: doe, arid grand-daughter of the doceeseid Sir John Gord , •n,n( Easbo. HIGH W ATIPIt THIS DAY ‘T LONO')74 BRIDt.E. 5110r0... 30 ours after 5 I P. .n ....0 nun. afun• 7 SALES BY AUCTION. PRINTS, DRAWINGS. AND ROOKS. B, Mr. RICHAR MON. 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