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TH 1 . 1 1313ITISH PRESS. LON DON, MONDAY, Novi:unit 12. TAB HAVRE SQUAD".ON. We bare much satisfaction iu stating the arrival of the Donegal, of 74 gam, Capt. Mst,co taw ; and ,Seeenge, of 74 guns, Capt. NAIR, ou Saturday morning, from off Cherbourg, after having, in conjimetion with the Diana. of 38, Capt. GRANT, and Niobe, Capt. Leftists, of the same ferns. driven onshore two French frigates. which escaped out of Havre, and which, if they may not be totally de stroyed (as is extremely probable), err rendered of we further se-viee to his Imperial Majesty.-08 Stooday eight last. during the gale. they sailed from Havre, with the intention of 'reaching Cher bourg, that port affording facilities for escape which Ram does not. The Matta and Niobe being frigates (notwithstanding the veryunfarourable state of the weather) clue on their station, got sight of theta won after midnight, and chased them ; but the wind shifting more to the northward, they woes euabled. after receiving several broadsides, to take shelter eerier Marcos. They weighed from thence the following day, sod the tides pre verities ear frigates from approaching them, they. that meting, contrived to reach the anchorage of La Hogue. Fiudiag. however, that our frigtes intended to smack thane on Wednesday. one of theta ram ea the rocks of St. Vest, where she ties but beam ends. The other TOO into the shoal of st. Vast, between the batteries of La Hogue and Tebbe*. On Wednesday afternoon. the Do • serf, and Revenge. ships of the line, joined. and aiesnowere immediately taken to attack the frigate that anchored in the shoal : it was impossible to flash the other; Mama her lose seemed certain. ...Ateardiagly. the whole of the ships (choosing the meet favourable time of tide) stood as dose is as they possibly could. sad deed their broad • sides et her three several times. Oa the same night oar ship 'pia stood in, sod threw niches at her. Oa Thursday awning it vow diem med. ghat the object of their attack had also ems iggreersd near So her consort : sod bath frigates were kit an their beam ends by tilt- Dense: turd lineage on that day. watched _ . lay it; Dime and Abbe. Unless they are got of, repaired, sod make their e•cape from tbeir present situation. before an easterly wind eels v•ad this Meal impassible), they will be trophy lost. .As testy effort was mode that skill and gal.: lasity could enigma to eilfeet their destrueties. it "bee be expected that our ships have .*stained mos leseated damage. They eastward the lire of the batteries of La Hogue and Tatihow. and that et the enemy's ships, for a considerable time; Soria, which the Donegal had three men wound-. the Romp seven wounded (two of theta since laud), and the Diane and :Violas had each three men wounded. The names of the frigates are, L'Antazon and of 44 guns each. Our ships suSered most in their masts and rigging. Ode unfortunate And (a 43-pounder) entered tl:e lower de4 k of the llketup, and actually took off fire legs from three am, and wounded Tear others. The two poor fellows who lost both their legs are since dcad.—lt Is to be regretted, that circumstances prevented the Dues and rube from bringing the frigate, tot action no the night they escaped, as the excellent state of disepline of those Alpe. and the high chs. Metal of Captains Oxxx - r and Loatt:a, forbid us to entertain a dualit but that the rest lt would hare been Inch as could be wished. It would also hare been a subject of more exultation, if Co:: deur:trans situation of the coast, and the al:favourableness of the weather, had not prevented tic rfiirers stui crews of the ships, by their united iff)rt-, fr ss it heiosing their( rural destruction.—Tlie Donegal and Remorse left the enemy's ships at Cherbourg with their yards and topmasts struck. llity were to sail again yesterday to resume their station. We ire sorry to state, that the• Expedition in -which Lord SLAVS'S' was taken prisoner is a treater rnisfertone.ditin it was represented. The 'force sailed front Gihrettar on the I nth ult. consist- Mg of -4rto of the 69th IteXiMeUt. 450 Gen/1311i (who had deserted from the French) formed into 'Rifle Corp.. and the Spanish Africtis: Regiment. to all about mks men, under the IVII11113!1(1 of Lord -BLAymay, conveyed by phis \Weser's ship pose. Capt Hors. This force was accompanied by Capt. Lt.olu anti Lieut. CAMIRUX. attic Royal Artillery, with two gone and two howitzers. The Abject of the Expedition way to like pmsesbioo of Malawi. to the westward of which place a lasidm it was effected ot Mahone. Unfortunately the tunny •grere apprised of the Expedition, well had assem bled a superior force to attack the allied troops on their landing. They accordingly were attacked oa the 1711 i. and after Lord 131.4Y111‘ was wounded, and the British troops had suffered the loss of el men. the rest, it is said, surrendered. and were to 'he marched into France. It is shocking to antici pue whet will he the fate of the Germans, who had deserted GONAYARTii'S servi , e ! I...ettors to the 30th u:t. suelmire, were on Smut day rectiv , 3 from Oporto. by the Good Friend•. - trait ship, tv ;Ha) yailrJ from that port on the en suiug day. TGe, following is an eitatzt from one of thw " OPORTO, OCT. iO, 1116. •. I have only time to inform you, that a letter has this morning bceo received fron► Col. TaAM, announcing the pleasing intelligence that the enemy had b(ett repulsed in two attempts to cross the Zeal:re." The last advice, from 1.1-bon inform us, that Lassos had proceeded to Thotnar, for the purpose, it wus supposed, of passing the Zecere, and favonr ing the advance of such reinforcements as were on the way to join the main army, or opening a com munication with !Pain. They also state, that Lord illuatitoTast, bring apprized of the march of Lot sow, had dispatched some troops in the same di rection.--It is probable, therefore, that the repulse alluded to was stabilised by Lesson's corps,---If not, we may indulge a hope that it was Daousfs corps which hao suffered this interruption on its march to join MASSCSI A. The Mercury, Captain TAWCoCR, arrived at Portsmouth on Friday afternoon, from Lisbon. I She sailed on the 31st ult. -we day after the Queen Chariots packet. There has been so Barns, nor was there any expectation that one would take place; for Massuna was waking every preparation to retreat. "We make this assertion" -limy* MOT TLIIT's Portsmouth TikgretpA, from which this ar tide is copied) " oir the authority of an Officer (the only passenger arrived is the Mercury) who has left the armies later than any other person. He likewise says, ti irt the Allied Armies are in the highest spirits, and full of confidence as to the re. saltof the campaign. Lord Wis.xtuoxon's Head- Quarters were in the neighbourhood of Sombral. The report of General lionativou having been taken pritionie by the enemy (as mentioned in the Portuguese Papers) is *nitrite. The oScer arrived was engaged in the affair near Soithml. We find, it was not a repreho of any part of the British Army, but merely the falling back of some regiments, winch had taken up an advanced position, which patine°, the main hue having been then established, it was no longer necessary to hold. Therefore, on the appearance of a superior force of the enemy, the British troops retired to the main British line, to wer!! which the enemy never ventured to advance. ! The Mercury does not bring any dispatches from Lord Wits.t.t worm'. We are happy to hear, that those breve Officers, Leut.-Colonel ilanvex, Ma. jar NAPIER, and Major HlGnEcioa, who were wounded at the bat►le of Baitaco„ are doing well.— The notterel4 Capt. ADDY, and Espiegle, Capt. Como, left the Tagus with the Mercury, hawing 19 transports codes convoy, with 2000 French pri soners ot► beard. The Merest, hes likewise brought too wounded poor fellows, all bad eases. The whole were taken oat of the Portuguese prison ships io the Taste, awl wain outost sickly and de plorable state. seven of %hove the Mercury took on board died ct sea. An Exchange of Prisoners, between the contending 'moiety took place on the antli ult. w hen it proved, that the French had no more than 300 British prisoners in their pos. iosion. The Mereitty er d erienced very had weather ou her peerage. Sceh variable and dreadful gales the oldest suuman in the ship had never .een : she arrived very leaky. There had been a reinforcement of several ships to the fl-et in the Tagus. The force )eft there by the Alcreury oat 1 i sail -of the Enc. tar t\igstes, three frigates en flew, and three sloops, viz.— Llarfleur,Vier-llibuiral Hon .0. Briketry,C+ipt. SirThos. Hardy; 71,1tear.AtInairal Sir Thomas WiSlams, Capt. A King ; Voicticro, 7s, Capt. Retest:wet ; Toutaint,Sir John Gore ; Dr. aluouzld, Capt. S. H. Liusee ; Ilmpetectx, Capt •Lawfwtl7, Ai:clarions, Cnpt. D. Campbell ; Zealoaa, Captain Buys; Mai,. Capt. Cardru ; Elisabeth, Captain Searle; Cesar, Capt. C. Richardson ; Macedonia, Manilla, .t. Eireann, Melpomene, %%mot, Jasper, Sabrina, and Sea .Soecr ; with about 3 CI•J ►Qil of transports." The Fraisiu, 1:1 packet arrived on Wednesday at Falmouth, after II passage •of nine slays from Lisbon. We do not understand that she has brought any important news. No action had taken -place. nor was may one immediately expected. Friday afternoon, the Atlas, 74. Capt. SANDRIPI. arrived at Portsmouth, from Curbz. fshe sailed on tlii• 4th imt. and brim4ht dispatches, bat they are nest coirAered to he or importance. The must en tire ;iv...trailed at Curbs, aeto the safety of the place. The French had began to assemble some gun-boat. at St. Mary's, but this circumstance mos thought to ioe or no importance. The Mitforel t Iteer-AJto. Sir IL. Li t;• r.; , ei(fred,Colarsos, Norge, Sobine, and two cutters, were I ) in;; in Cadiz harbour. Mr. ADAIR, late Minister at Constantinople, and suite, are arrived is the Alias. That ship has been absent from Englsud four years. She was employ the first 19 months of that time, in blockading Ilse combined Beet of Fes ice and Spain (then in Cadiz Harbour) ; and Lure the flag of Renr.Adm. Putty ts, during the whole of the blockade, without going into any port, or ever coming to an anchor. When the alliance with Spain took pine?. she wrist into Cadiz Hay. and continued there till 4th inst. (nearly two years), glaring which none of the Acers ever slept whore. Whilst the late alarm of sickness prevo;led at Cadiz. Sir ItIrtIARD KRATI never allowed any person to go on shore, excepting the Captain of the ships, 03 very partieular service. The Alfas has brogglit home a cowiderablequan tiry of Built'''. Captain Tuomis (1!:e late Lard COLLTIMITOOIII% Cktpin;u:: ;s etri;ver; in rite with a great-many flaire.s.gere—(Poriz'Mtiel. .1•414- gr4Ph.)' We tie corieerned to siatr, tltiit T-are are enter tattled for the Herring lo:homier. Leta. She soiled from the Tie u. on the t. with the diapaichei from Lord: Wer.l.txpo,w..whiell here been so often referracl.to, and has not *ince been heard a co. W. A L 1,4 MG, who was coming home to take- possemion of a considerable estate, was passenger. The following Bulletins were *hewn at St Jaines'a Palace is the emirse of Saturday Windsor Cestle, tiur. 16 —(vvvnive) "His MAJESTY hos a little iucrcase of fever this evening. " H. R. RESNOLDIS. " H. HALVORD. " M. 12411-LIE. " W. :lEDERDEN. " R. WILLIS." . 4 Wiudsor Castle, Nov. )7. " His 11Taaatrit has a sleepless night, and bat., upon the whole, been wore revetiah than for the last two days." (Siptcei CI alwre.) The following, Bulletins were shewn yesterday at St. Jitars's Palace : %4 Windsor Cark, Nu,. 17.—Ninc o'clock p. Malr.sTv's fever has continuici. hut with oat any increase this eveniug." (signed as al•orr.J Windsor Castle, NOV. 1 3, 191•. " Ills MAJESTY bail some la Use night, mad there is a little alsatement rf fever this inalAting." (biped as above.) . _ . Rear-Admiral PICK:IIOSE has strnck his flag on bawd the Royal .Sovereign ; and has taken upon him the poet of Captain of the Mediterranean Fleet. The Royal Sovereign is coming home. Itrar-Ad.- mirol FREEMANTLE has bolsted his flag on board the Temeraire, in the Mediterranean. Colonel IldtMter t om is arrived it Portsmouth, to take his Paaaattatirto Portugal. being appointed to command a dioisiou of the Fortngurae army. The Catribriors, Captain TATF. for Bombay. re turned to Portsmontii 'on Friday afternoon. with the loss of her Maiii;chtlics., hi`Parted from the Morino on the night they as from thence.in con sequence of the Cambrian koviag run down she ton dos racket, of Bridport, laden with provisions. The crew were saved. - _ _ M. Jolty ..114nataox Cum s, of the Royal 1 Hospital at Haslawii appointed Dispenser to tii k Prisoners of War ut Fortou, iu the room of J. , K.l DEAN, Esq. deceased. Preparations are making to receive MO skit, and wounded troops at the Royal Naval Hospital at Hasler, who are expected from Portugal ; anti the Royal Naval Hospital at Plymouth is to so. ceive 500 more. _ _ Colonel PEA.COCkI, of the 71st Regiment, is come home in the Mercury, being appointed to command the 3(7 Battalion at that {legit:tent. The Artiad, Captain 1-111.1., aud Malabar Aare. ship, remain wind-bound at Portamonth, with the West India convoy. General STIGIII.IN4: com manding the Royal Artillery in the Leeward' Islands; and Commissioner Lfiarts, for Antigua,. go out in the Malabar. Pilt• Mr. APPOI 11.—Copt. neihnest r to the Fame;. Capt. Hope, 'Salome; Capt. Luutky, Topaz-; Capt. Spel. man. IS Frame, Shad ; Lieut. Itertief, (son of Admiral itotaley) 'humectant. tbeSparrow sloop, VW Bart, ill Capt. Seer), Myrtle; Cupt. Davies, Brum f:Capt. Smith, Shearwater ; Capt . Hunluelte, Jasper. Puritig a heavy gale of winil on Sunday se'nnight, the htig boner, Tudtlfs, Waster, front Liverpool, for London, with kiiiiiritadatures, lost two anchors and cables, anatirooo on share on Hyde Sand. On Wednesday lest the Mary. of liunbarton, was met with on the r rrench coast by the Craw, Capt. Cowes, with a signal of distressilyiog. Capt. C. went on board, and found the vessel in the greatest distress. The severe r nles . bed blown all her sails array, and rendered her eo unmanageable, that the crew, after using every effort, became so x hrturted, that they had lashed the beim a-lee, end given her up to the merey.of the weather. Oae of the poor fellows lay dead on the deck, worn out by fatigue. She had heen sereutet n dials from and was lAund to biodon. Tice rime tasted her into Portsmouth. Saturday morning a Omit-Mart; ;11 was held at Portsmouth, on Mr. Ilmasou B.tnhea, lasistant• Surgeon of His MAJCSTY'S sttn thiun, for csrrving on ►!tore the nect.4,:irirs rilluwed to the viek of the phi ! ). The chat 4 e Honig cle.irlt Mr. BA nage was sentenertl lobe r/i.•;mi • PI/ Hi!: 11/n4:ay, serriee.-►l'enr.AJrniral 11A ft:am 0. President. A Court-Martial we* bald an-Friday, Saturday, grtgl Nlonslay last, at Portsmouth, on Lieutenant Jona CE A UV. of His Nlajesty*.t.elsooner Mull, t. for not hawing drone his utmost tu ex. cute the unler• V Sir lintimer Csi.tura. in proceeding *ills the moil. to Surinam, suit Demerara, bat re turn:Nl mire to port. Liv..t.(4-sicii . 'w defence wrier that the sickly sate or his clew preveuttd him. The Court sentenced him tu be severely repri manded. On Wednesday last, about fire o'clock in the evening, the inhwintauto raiNV Maim( w ere al.rme•t Ivy a fire happening at the Culkge, uceaoiiiied by the chimney of the Commoners' Ilall brie{ on fire, which rommuni...ited aitli the t anf, hut by timely assistance it was soon extmgaislied. In the Court of E MEW. 11ORQUIM his nunneite...ll, that the Covet bed or dered, that where hail Came to justify on a debt es ce ding lIUIOI. the hail shonli not be held to jns tilt• for more thmaioool. abuse the amount of their debt. 'ring is a tirholesome ri pular inn. We ore sorttalinanonhee the death of I.jest• LEsur., eaminruielott it.gint-hrtat, eldest con of Air. I.cear, of Havant, who roll a eart;flee to his bravery on the i.t gallantly 'carting the. gisn,hoats to vitark a entitle of the ettemF, Cadiz. Ile was buried the next day, with imitable rimier d lin/more, Its order of !:or Rico ito!n . KTATs, the Cutamaucirt-in-Ciala on that station. tUP ' '4) . i‘ • (tl* -.4.4143;5! T11£.11P1:. , 1 The tornedsr of 71c Catfedr74C?, o t::.iturday n must 1 rtlli r,t st:il diog.,V... There nyver T:us a Cata,..l, rerfurrrted. i l lt.sl)tu:ss in..' it extreoselv C't.:l 11 , s*.e !,,Iltyg o!,1 r-t•ta. •11;iss ;:, !Le nith her !wk.!, lot. ,I , 7sseQtrep, hwpry—the rood Lytton: %We his si.ll , .nee wns**;v..n Lr...:".1 ;title= EDWIN'S rtil'lD..,6. (rt.. of her 4,-, t CY is cry oust Mrs. Ante( of the sui;:or the a of • asatiwors when she boasts of vosw; 2; thnsussnil pounds. was 'irighirelisrsct n M EL V IN '. B rass was chaste sad .pe r , Doirrow and Mr. MaIIIEWI pafui their usual exedlence. 'fire Farce of Hit or /17isr followed, in adrairsiele peeforinance of the diffect joined to the hoinoor of tiro piece, kepi in bursts of laughter. Nothing could I tural thau the simplicity of Mr. Iliouont. LADY CLOSCURRY. We liat-iy gene a Iteprirt of the case between Lord and Laity Clow:turn, Court of IMegates in Ireland. nu as adultery of her tat:l3l,4;p with Fir Jul; The following is a copy of her Liclprii Lord Cloncurry. confessing her Court " Yon .leoire ate tomakew fsY con;tmlon hare hod the mirfortune its com m it, yrk o i not endure In ohtaie the forgivenros of sanui head. Tie first declaration °USW John's ad, in a letter =prewar, of every •eotitnrat et religion could suggest. Wealthto Goal Matt, resolution ! He told me that he loved we to sad, in a fatal hour, I consented 'mar Most bitterly did I repent my enaduct ; position that Ilse child ',Lich 1 bear ..tar be moat unhappy. God grant that the child Iwo baud's !! ! MI Jdu now entreat it guc: that Iwo will mot 'ripsaw ow to ay ICIV:3111. any psofehateot, and eadsr.ta► d by my gaol make aloweittlast for my past mum." None of the ttoyal !easily atter.k4 George(' Chapel. 11looker. yesterday, ' service woo performed to them in Windsor Saturday mormug, the 13;Ites Of T , SEMI-% NU, aii(l4ooornosr. Esti of L. And:N . 4count Cowitc &UT, arrived atnod The Duke:Of hltrt rut osi,.€Arl of Live' Vlimount );(41,1KAitictlft Windsor in '"' ' '" dri,e Lliichass of Gar.1)11( )131 4&se cf . f.o:.(1 Amite/Afraid Ltul as inserted litff•week in our Peper, .as I still econt , nut s to inhabit his The lit arrival: at Brighton are : Lady Oaks Led) , Strachey, Cl.. iihrthey, lock s Capt 4111:i dgr r Capt. W. Lleyd, Was, I) r.Miliat7, Rev. 111 r. Itedeout, MM . P Dr. VVelles, Mr. Courilarrpe, Mrs Bodii Mrs. Crawford, Mrs Graeae:, Mr. Cr. BM ' Mu Mr. Murnett, Mn. Niemen, Mr. Mrs. Haim Mrs. Walker. Mr. Lather, Mrs. Carter. The Last arrivals at Bath are : Lard Neelistas, Laid liseltertaa, Lai Rarity, Sir Jahis 'Gayety= Sir W. Jaws, Walsh, Mitjur.titta.. Dune. 'Ms* Ditivdra, Borlase. SLR., Pr.Shepprrd mid amity, Ser. Oast, !icy. C. Russell. Msv.T. H. Cele , , Nc oar, Iter. Mr. Maitland, CAS. 'Waves Cart. Cspt. Cathhertsou Capt. Coalfield. Ciipt. Cul Mrs. Lemaitre, ise. &c. M441 , 14/14: CATAI.INAe areaorry expected s. liewsullivieritly recovered henengagement on Wednesday nest, al 0/tweets at Bath. Mr. BANNISTER performed at Bath and to.morrow he is to perform theirs! and Sylvester Ilaggerwooll there. Mr. (juice will make his first appeal day next, at the Newark Theatre. to . in the Comedy 91 The Way to gat Morn Mnnday following he will play Touche/ Comeelyof As you like it ; and on Wei to the comedy or Every oat A( ' being his lust night of per for seance, fr ....... The Brighton Tliestre re-opened ol last. but from the vrerness of the ev . form: more took lilac,. On sattir‘lay. Romeo was to perform the part of 'Tragedy of 14e Rfrenge. Trovelters throttgh Norfolk will I periane, the pv,s':tiL: over the I.l.waort across tie, r Ouse lit aiwillt,m, tieing ja-t of N ts:ptizt.ea.ve km+ is coo,' of materials and wo7koninstim. to :. iu th , r kingdom. to the pariah of Pulliam Itlarkli !.vinf, live men, whose united at 4't ye rs . 1 „7 go t ;un ri il ll 7i t y 4t labei is LXtteerdi :el ur. A Norfo!l; farmer last year hl.d ero”ed with a Southdown t!.., ear.:a died, but he has now 70 vt from the,e ewes, and w hieli fur the hurcLr. The I'tc tire which hspvied in considerable alarmed the (ii.vernors I.,ners's Hospital, who were km& would extend to the Laboretury. etc the effects would have been dreg yinntity of nitre, sulphor, turpenti combustib:es, are so cousisictable, exploded, great tint of the lie,pitel inevitably been blown up. Wting escape into considemtiou, the Governro much to th.ir credit, come to a deter the premises recently burnt down sl built, and that as soon as the leases honr,..s in the cloisters are expir. taken down. This is conceir-ti G ot u , ryrul nceess - ity precaution to prrvent. .tD the tuistreal by tire, hut likew,se provement, tending to afford N more 1 afar from the south-e.st. benesole!lt institution Mote health) objects of the chuziw. . ;:rrfn•T t : : 1 i r qtyr equal : 11 fat Hy • J:1 ere a.l, Yams .! Jardi . p o lpf ,t II b i t:t to id' , H. Cr f Gr, : • dSsa rr • ti e • L IU " 06 1 1' 1 I J ur ‘tt't tucti I Ai inlay v A r lrrYl 'folk ept tilt I r f rol Le 1, , • .zad :GUY :4 4 ,1 far to.t (10 ,, , • Cf.,16. foal Cat r. Csal; • In r ccoara of . true also g.? oe.ter Clurk , ~1, Son rras ar , :l tea roar of rue L Uer 4 vain ar Folk 4•.;:•,ojsreti G I. A , 0•4•1. lot toot ,- .tar' I hod lq,l H. to thimoi ,ody Y hi; 'AIMS kfl4/11 tar vrer u.. 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P.' 1.0,71 itivie, trlli v Atea. tbat had t No w , Ri m t tat *mild c this Fra ys rel e i r ants h tar, le it shall net Le to. ; :e i t4 e: f 4 i st r so ' n e y r'V i r' ' t ' t c .ll , Y4o :; l4 l o , c l I; d:II 41'4 dvi t haw 4:1111,1