The Sun. — London, England, 1807-11-10 00:00:00

Yto:a the LOA DON GAZETTE, Nov. 7, .007 War.o§ - ce, 7, - 134. ;',,:. , ,lrnant• of Foot, I.4licirant Thomas St. Clair to be C.tpt tin of a Compary, iiy purchar;e, vice Gladwin, who Ennign R. 1. 1. Sampson, from the 74th Foot," ,u tx. Li,si,;(l svithout viceprorn9tect, Jridia !)i' .0, LieutLii.int (->eitjamiri Siborn, to be Captain of.a N-ce Sargent, deceased. Ch nles Macdonriell, Gent. to be Ensign, , by v;c:... Holden, motnotecl. . • , tctt tt , :Ito, Lieutenant David !toad, from the North Devon to 1.•:: );:it :)itio, Townsend March, Gent to he faisign, TinlL'.lsc, promoted. Robert. Stevenson, without pureliatx, vice Moore, pro. 2.5 th Faut. Pun), Li ..utculut Wit Ross, from the yoth Foot, to by ice Pick, exchanges. 1),110, MrijW trot)? the ..pth Foot, to be Acs, iiv;to exchan - ' 2 !loath to be Q oarrer-Master, l vice app iiiltc(l to the stn t ()yet veteran Battatifm. I.,catenatit ,),rehibald Montgoinerie, two the to he St:cowl Lieutenant, vice lied. st, in the Bin Poot. Lieutenant - Nl'Mahon to be First I purchase., • yice Hazard, who rcsigns. Llit , ,:grl Andrew I'VrtOtt to be Lieutenant, by 4.1,0,140 10!)2i MOortf, itOrti'thC 15111 Foot, to be. WithOitt'lictrCilaW. C;iptaiii-,sotto %Vhite, L - oin the Est Garrison ~,„ to be' Ciii)l,4ol of a Connally vice Close, who ex. Mitt,,, Thorns front the Bth Garrison 0, ro . , be Lieutenant, tc Rabert,ooti, who es- ;,, 4 I),tto, 'Lieutenant-ColorieJ the Flotintit,able George A. t., Lat,c. trt,n i-p uf the I(egintent, to-be Lieutenant - ‘'e,.ey, who ei‘cbatiges - . 3 t , 1 t I(lnik to be Captain of a Com. p u' i y, by vice Smut, v:Ito retires. Lieutenant Butler, twin the Ki;keimy Militia, to-be Ensign. 3 ttii 1 ...1air, Captain Geori., , e Gibbons; trout the 4th Garrison to be. Capt3itt of a: Company, without pur- Crrt,g, ilppointed to the 36th hint. 3:1 ReAinitikt lauies, front the .16th Foot, to tri.,,'NlAjor, without purehase;t:i.iCe...it'ewart, prwutntc,t in tile, t;l teat I ii:ha Rt.-OmM. 3 , ,th pm,: T o be Lieut;nants'4.l.ietitenant lohn Major.' trout the 6th Garrison llatttlion, vice Pipit, promotett in Itt.: 41 n GiirrlSOik Battalion, Ensign oho Usher, frorn the alit i;arrisoli Battalion. Elisio Itichard Cibss, trent the oth Garrison Battalion, Ensign Robert Glover, front ttic• Gisr.t'oot.. ,Eirsi4o lobn lies; Morris, by purchase, view N l,i ii , ptrunottri. " 471 It i)erto, Major lcirtathin Yates, from the rbtk Foot, to be .`..1 . vice WllO e3Cilailgt:b. lmes trout the ittlitls, to uc Lieutenant, without pos.! ) 1 .41. , :. I ittr.r; Cornet • Rrehard 'Gem, (mm the 7th Dragoon t„ , itaris, to be - Lieutenant, by , purcliase, vice Ambrose, prontoteit. : , • , 53,1 to, James Arthur,. Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Chipinell, promoted. 53t0 Ditto, Ensignjohn Culihnore to be Lieutenant, with. Out pin:chase. :Lieutenant Robert Ball, trout the Louth 1%1,in ,to be Etclign, vice Col Duni, Lieutenant 'oho ;roil the 4th Galli. ul Itattation, to fie Lieytcilaiit, vice M'lnnei, wittiex -6,;,i ;hit , I:..ttnes Yearnart,'Gent. ti Etir,i,:7,n, by poiclittse, . vitt, Gi.vt:ttr, who retires: ' * 1,111 0. !Linehan ilal;l‘,.in, tutu th e (ai l ( . ; arr i. b c .q,,,,,i t .; ; ;;, vice Ifni, po:iiiotect in the 6th t; Outfit t to be A.;iiit vice Rt.ihicystri)ec...,e&-st. Ic.,i;t,., , )tilery, from f!.;tlf.paY of: 11:.; to tic Liciitenant, vice ziPack, 1 1 ,1i.711.:•1 Tyrrey, front -the („ 1 , ) , irr L. 0 :14. i),;ititia,lo be Lu g rl. Mint MC Itoptli, to be ..•;;teoatit, 73,t Licutcliant lcose, from the Dunifiies , •“.i 71 1 ‘Vttliarn 'few to be Lieutcriain, li, p1um ch.,,,4,„ Vico, probloto.l. Lieuteltaitt: Atves, lit6o I 1.1V , ..;.11,-' Nll;:ti.t, tO Ensign. 70'..1"iiitto, tic I...i.uteiwicsi without purchase— Ensign I,AWai.l Wakt:lioj. , • .1 ,I, h ,! I, from the Stirling , . , ;.:11;,011 to be As. „ r: ;111 the 9th ( ;.1111,;(411 1 1; i,4 hUIJ, to Who C.XL;iI:IIO.S. ; )tt to, liristriuda W. 11. the i6th 1.6i,t, to •,, . vice Who, excloG4es. „ . f, • . i.tiot4ll the Iler}vieL.Jliire . to be limtign. to he l'irst 'l•l4frier, tieCe.JSCCt. toile, (jettt. . Lieu tctimi., vice " I„P3winan, frotrt • the r Royal . to , Ltut Sehior, Cent. to be wit 1.U4 N protilott.d'. ..r!, t to(tla the ;1 vuot. •to bg.l.o.:l,o,:oalkt.Coluilcl, v.ithoot ptirchatiL. CuoiritillAs to Licttletiant, Vliiisu'lit put— Vv' it I;lll.le,ers,. from ' 6lll f r t•Or', I, i be tliwut t)e i‘t.iiller to be Lieutenant, Cii,rica I.)e Littittroit, Gent. - ttrbe to), yio: :th,r, • •;; item i.i;tlt,ti,trlio Maxwell Closv, tit i an the ; to 00. whO likAitvridut, \Vi l'''.r, , ,;()tt, front the,3Btii „„ iiplionitud , ironi tip? 6;41 , %yip) ' 1 , . HiLti I loon loot, IP b4tieti• „ t;:e 38th foot. • ilit.l;llits t , , Ql,l. to ir. is vice ap. (-hike; 1.,;(11t. to t)e, ;odd, 01,p:inlet( 1 1)111:', C 1 VW,. I.be Adj utant , v i ce 0 , 1. , ' 4, , I(okteit*oii, ftom the 214111 Lout, le, v, . tiul , l the 89th !' dot, Svott, Esq. 14tc P44y. lilt: 6tit 1" , ..,l)1, to bk: l'itywasts:r. I lOS PVCAL STAFr, Dquitv Purveyor lohet 'Price to he Surgeon to the Forces, 106 A, prouiutixt,, The King's G'esifr , ,i , t 1,1;1,1, 3 ,1 ;!,0 1 -40, ) , 1 ~,td Adjutant George 1; volt l tountuost to b!.-: 0! a Lowi!,..,k, %vial tcin I hinry vi,:e.'Wc!, L stsign George weyitc to be , AppOltt, Coact Selp.l4l:: 'lirsitimi I.)e )04;11 to Vio!: V: ,- ..1 11 c. 4414ra k.:viy,c A ppuhu, toibe !Ad• v t!,huhorst, , rtilvto Mao\ Voluillc4rs, Robeit Alien; Gent. to be En.. 4tgo, s.!!‘c Titatc.her, M A. A c 3po i n c corv ..„ 4 l) ; A ulei , u ; !hot, who was super the ot to, ~ , ,11 4 .01:4, 4807, is reinstiiteci ni ' C,iik.int C. V. Thompson, of the 591.1) Foot, is super. i) 114; 4blicitt Witikout /be , LovzOon VLI ul+lec r ofantry, signed ly Ltralxn4oe e , f the e ; j 1).41.4 IX I, . . . • .r ::1 Lsq. to be C Ol/13111, • :(:( (9' 144' Lerd Lieseimapir y the Ccunry of Ayr; . 0 9r LW e tgiment 10 bt LiLut 6ll.6kt, rco Criersoa, t , Ot.t. 6, 5467. NOCE OF STOCKS • Tnis DA Y AT TWIt,LV L U'CLOCk. • 6,3 wATEK AT Lt)NL)().SI.BItiI)GE ROW. Momigg, si mitt. after se. Aaeriloon, az milt. atter T i ll E SUN. 801.ght cLuls iIictkz,FALSUStAUDEAT? L N .1? iv e , TUESDAY, NOVENIBEII 10, 1807 A report was this turning very current, and for some tinie obtained considerable credit, that an Adion had taken place of Cadiz, in which the Combined, Fleet was completely defeated, with • the loss of twelve Sail of the Line. We should be happy, to confirm the intelligence, but we fear it is unfounded. We 'believe the whole of the Com bined Fleet in Cadiz, fit for sea, does not amount 'to twelve Sail of the Line. NO accounts reached !be Admiralty upon the subjett. W E feel great pleasure in anuouneing to,the Pub lie thejafe arrival of the homeward:bound , East India. Fleet, under convoy of the Africa, of (34 amis. They passed Portsmouth last night, and we have no doubt reached the Downs early thistuorning. The Fleet lett St. Helenwon the-3d of September. The Lively Frigate ktt the. Tagus on the 17th ult. with a large Convoy, and way be hourly ex. peEted. Tint Townshend Packet,, from Lisbon, is arrived at Falmouth : she sailed on the 19rii ult. The duckland Packet, from Falmouth, had arrived -out. Lettersfiwill not be delitered till io-mOrrow.— l'he Cornwallis Packer, from Malta, is arrived off Falmouth : She parted from the Cm tenet Packet, from Malta, five days since. I\fi 'ha've .day made some further Extraas from thu American Papers which -arrived yesterday, and intend toinorro \if to submit to our Readers .sorifeObservtitioris upt;ti the Treaty -with Arnetica, tonciuded by the late Ministers: Ii has been erroneously stated that Gen. Win-re- LOCKU is to be brought to a Court Martial upon ,Chatges preferred --agaimt him by Sir SAMUEL aUCLIMIiTY. No Chines htve yet been preferred against tirae i .otticer .; It s certainly the inten- Lion of Government tc) Iti,tit,ute an investigation' into tile causes of that which, n t - J EST Y'S arms sustained rt liiientki'Ayres ; but•whe thWibfa.6)in-t of lagOk.,: 'c4' ; ' ; l3 court .Niartial,. is, we believe„aot .yetudetermined. • , Wry :have strong reason to believe 'that Govern 'mit will.very:speediiy, adopt some strong , measures for the phltrst*ibtal6::thigttudcountera(tinj3 rtoo N VA R s' unexampled Decree of Blockade against this Country. We do not pretend •to knovi the nature of the measure in contemplation ; but that in,substance if Will tend to prevent the importa- . , , (ion or exportati on into or out of Franc‘:, or its ne i,ondent States, of , any article of cummoreei . .exoept , thrOtigh the medium of2this• Country,. Proclo*, tion will, we believe, soon be :issued upon, the 'sub- , jea. `l..he alteinpt.i have been lnado •to procure Petino•os from the nw.nufaatiring parts of the Coon . try, for the restaratiqii of ). ) eace', ' failed, alici we trust !hat ood-sense of the peo .• r,., , . • pie of this,ceuntry will ,neverfisiiar theni to become 'the dupes of men who are aatittx.l ley. tio .other •rnotive but: that of enlbartissing - the Exeentive 'vernrnent. ft gives , tl3 great. pleasure to find that ' 1 Lord tilivroN has, with real patriotism,. explained to ,his„COnstiments the nature ;of die contei:t whieh we are en , ,;aged. •,:rhe following is an.l.•?,xtret,l of his Lordship's , speech, recently delivered .to the Eleau'r - s.at liuddersfield , NT La t 4 --13!:;ng alixietta "re'.testilk mY gratityide the !sit pima whieli-1 received from. you during the E fur this Cbtitity, I h:ivt: c iic, u t,s .to it thus publicly, bettie; 4 Irei.;holdors, th,in by. cid ling it tiR, luhir ion or oili,ll p;;pulous COunt y ties:t . I " I t is not my true:l6oA to detain yott now with discussing — the getteral state of the C,,tiotry,, or to render ,you a pat t e c o a i account of my Parham eu..tiva. I am coaseious of j having faithfully discharg:.:d' my duty to the best of my abill tiei;, and I ti inkin the 1111.1i/Ared "tea ‘viii4l% you have this flay manifested in my f .vour, 1 can' read your approbation. Tli,:te is, ho...ycvut, one bubjea, to, which; : shall shortly ad. vs rt, as it has come under the,ennsideration-of the Manut4c. tu of the West Riding, though, •1 believe, not of those in the o.ttnediate neighbtsurhood of this town—l mean the idea poti t ioningfor ReStoration of Peace. Nobody can be' mote unxious fOr that event ; nobody roan be a greater lever of :Peace titan I arts ; but I do not think that we can obtain it by petitioning. " We are, waging a War of self-defence—a War not under• taken with a view to gratify our ambition or'aggrandite out Empire ; we engaged in it for the preservation or our civil and religious ' I deprecate the idea of petitioning, tn•eause, however hostile t inayb:: to the present Administra. lion, I can tuwer suffer party feelings to betray me into t ;flea. Sure wrack would only hamper the 'ExeCutive Government, without benefiting my Country. Ministers ought to be the best judges of t he opportunities for . CollittleTlCillg . ,it negatiat ion ; and I trust that they vvill'aVaif themselves of such oppo t t o ,_ vities whenever they may occur. Petitions' will encourage the ilemands of the Enemy, by making ; discovery of our distresses. Fearing, therefore; that they cannot • pave the way to an useful. nd permanent Peace, I cannot but hope' that you wilt bee the propriety of desisting from this Inca. sure at the present moment, though I own that the °Ned of it is in the highest degree desirable." - 1 . A Morning raper contains a Letter professing to have . been written by the original JVNIUS. The writer:ObserVes, that he has ,gieen so long, secluded from the political Weald that; :hi can s4* scarcely comprehend its ordinary latlgnag4„ ;" and to prove that. he 'is not much' in the htibit,of using it, 'he em ploys this expression, et to prevent the people'sup- . posing:" ut the sentiments are as little in the charader of Amos as the language, for the writer condemns the late Expedition to Den ' Mark,, and of ,courSe' would have given France an opportunity 'of obtaining that maritime strength . which might in the end have endangered the inde pendence of that Country - for which Jozstus exerted' his powers with such zeal and ability, as will render his works coeval in .existence with, the language of Englishmen. But this pseydo 'JUNius places the Coalition before' the War with our Colonies, and speaks of the , Treaty V Pilnitz, which never existedl! l .Contrary .to the. fears of the well disposed; and the hopes of the turbulent, the 4th of November has passed over, in Dublin, without any riot or dis turbance. The statue of King WILLIAM was dress -ed,. as usual, with orange ribbons, and some of the Yeomanry assembled, marched to the College Green, and fired a fiqi-dejoye. The Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Jand!Coivotation., however, with very ex emplary moderation"' and prudence ; declined at-,, tending. It was highly satisfa6tory to the body of, the people to observe the wise and conciliating eon du& of his Grace the Lord Lieutenant on thiS • QC . •• easion. His 'Glace did not apvearin state, as has been customary with former Viceroys, but strictly adhered to the spirit of his. instructions; and the principles he professed on hisaecession to the Vice regal Government. It will be recolleetea, that his Orate then declared that he disclaimed being con sidered exchisiveli a Protestant Lord Lietitenant,, but .said that,he . was as much the head, of the Ca tholics as of the Protestants, and as much at the bead of Protestants as ,the Catholics. His ab staining, therefore, from' all appearances of party piirtiality, was the result Of hiS own determination, and of,the instruelions of Government, and, net, as the FOXITES would have it, an imitation of the con duetiof his Predecessor. • . By a letter from, Halifax; -dated the kith of OEto her, we learn 111141 AdfIIiretBERKELEY :had at that tit,he y eeeived his ord e rs t o re t urn t o thi s c puntry, from the command on the 'Halifax station. Admiral Cocna*e (who had been at Halifax „ two months) sailed (mike :sth ult. in the .Iselleisle: with the &willies, Et halipy,:i.lcasta, and iliehmepus, from Barbadoes ; from whence it was understoOd he was to sail.immedi.nelr with a forte .to attack the Danish islands it) tho'Westlndies. 'Commissioner,' -ll's/GLEE:IEI.D came home in the • Elevtiii of the Mutineers on board the Jason Frigate, C a p t ai n ICOCHRANE, on the have - lie - 6'n tried by a Court Martial, aft' sentenced rto be hung. • 'Five of, the m were to, sttffer, on, the 12th Olt., op,, board that,'ship. . Yesterday afternoon Capt. KIN ( 1, 'la te tr4ooernei-" of New. South 'Wales, 'arrived at, .the•AdtPiGtitY• Capt. KING came in the i3llifa/0, chnunancle&by.f Lieutenant fiou,srroN, and tirrired at'Portsmenthpn Sunt.lay night. The accounts which have I..ieen, ptfb- lished relative to the alartnlrig searcitrinihe,Saule , -• merit, are, we understand, .but 'too %veil tfo'u.nded..' ' ' With sorrow we have ft) rdare, that fi - C,c7iiiits Inwe- been,reeeived qt' the roi . i.yf o'11:4 Of the 441;6 • pOrtS i froth Cppettlygeif, tantaining - the ••icl: anti. ;wounded of the Army ; and Drs. JpNEs, S TE ,, i:Au.I7 „ . MARTIN, and IYl`Gtauott ;. alliof them mon higliy respected by the pryiesii)n, and . by the Arfn7 at", large.. , , . • • •I ..:.1 , . The ,winner 'KO KO yesterday,l)y, ovile,r,'., of the . . Ap o thecariesjor thernselvtza and tluitr 'fronds, was to be suffieient.fortl'oe'leatiLlhan limp thougainitp&- suns, find-Infiny pleats-were of course ,prepared. fat their recepticp.,Jt tnighxk.conwived ~that,rnany wou kt i tkcive an advantage ion: bfifng, fileascdifroin the attendance of their ApothecotteKiyesterday„ . 4,10, thiit the latter did not shew'stt,itable , mtention ,to' thpir Lid , ,iness. : '4nt it shof ; ll44; ' ispol,loldd, that,' by inviting so many of th'Airienits to sttch,a . ivene, of itrcury. they ti.oti• at .the r'slinie` time rendering tVetn ftn.nre palloitv, „ , . Monday being the anniversary of the birth . of his 116yril His hnesi the J...) IA e mf, K cN't:, .00,161igr i gf ' the' 'Royals; the 4th battalion, 'now in Ettinburgit Castle,. .1110 their echturs pi'dsanted to therir. • A ran din- , -ner W , „Aylgiven.i.it the, mess, on the neciisO., at which . 'the Staff and, the • Field Officers of the .regiMent's in garrk6n ufere pr•qent. • ,Th e pr „, el , l . Ski lin Of London and Middleiex 'are unremittingly employed in endeavouring to effeetr 7t he fotlowitufifnliortant objeeli :—',Elot lentsr . oieleansz: in , * Of all the prisonß tiftter their cnntronl, and the adoption of other iii,:alp-;:.;throve the 'condition of the - Priotters,: - partictilariv h;it. of,,aifording them . more•advantageous employments. , - lhe,stablistiment of a Benevolent Fund for the relict ..c,)f per lows in distress, who fillt otiOe:r.Oteir otficial t o , gnizilac,t ; anti which is also to, be applied, to 'the discharge of persons imprisoned for small' debts', 'as well: as thosc who have bell] ,conliyiNl for , trivial or first 'offences, by paying their lees, which': would'otherwiie detain them. r A temporary provi.. sion is tilso to be afforded from this fluid to per sons Ilischzirged m fro c onfinement, who have no mean I nt: _.. of iminediato sub3istencc. The reguiationsof Lock-op-houses, witl; a v iew to prevent extortion or improper conduct} on the part of officers. In future a printed placard is be affixed in etch of these houses, containing quotatiOns from the difEerent Ads of Parliament which relate to their inanagetYttnt nod charges. ThZ cOrre6tion of, Freeholders' List, for the purpose of, obtaining able and independent JUries.; a reform in the plaice of ,Striking Special juriek'; and the immediate discharge .Of person.; felative to , whom the GrAnd JIH lim'e thrown out the bills Of indidment. ' Besides these, 'a variety of subordinite obje6,ls are in agitattorr, calculated to promote the ends of jus. tier, without any improNr interference In its pro gresi. - 'the gviations for-gteausing the interior ofNew gate, we understand, have already commenced. There was no court of Aldermen held to-day the LORD MAvoa, after inspeeting the Returns of the Meal-weighers, ordered Bread 10 remain at the present prices. NAVAL NEWS. Potrsmoutt, Nor. g.—The Ditppir Gon-hr;g, Lieut. T. GARDENER, hts detained : and , sent into this Port the Maria, HUGHES, from-Monte Video, bound to London, with hides. • The homeward-bound East India Ships Lord keitli, Lord Eldon, and Ocean, FORTUNE,, from Botany Bay; and Jeerson South Whaler, were left last night off Plymouth, under convoy of the dent, of 64 guns, Capt. DOLIELLY, by a Genireman belonging to the Ardent, who arrived at this place this afternoon. The Beak Store-ship, Lieut. 131.tott, arriveil here yesterda,. from New South Wales ; •and the liesistance 1'4,7:1t0, Capt. ADAMS, from a cruize ; 'TratiSport, name unknown, No. 297, from Monte Video Me nail, RzeitARDSON, Middleton', GA BUTT, and Queen, WHITE, from Gib raltar; Yenus , Boxn, from Alderney; and Susan Ptah, from Waterford. This day arrived' the' Ceres, WOODFORD, John, SPRING, Robert Taylor,' JACKSON, HALE, and Dorothy, GREGG, Transports, from the River Plata. 'Sailed the Camilla, GOOD. LL, for Sander hind. ' Yesterday went into Harbour the Danish Ships Danzemarck, of gi guns, and Three Crowns, °I 74' guns; Daring Gan-brig, and Beagle Sloop GI . War.; and to-dhy,the Dapper Gun-brig, Yesterday went out of Harbour the Rolla Gui brig. .._:... §IIEERNiiiiS, Nov. 7.-11lig day a Court Martial was assembled on board Ills Majesty's Ship Map ngnime, to_try Lieut. W. SKEVrow, on charges ei= hibited by Capt. Caorrotzr nniiiir him, far drunk floss, disobedience of orders, &c. w h e n t ht t ,Court was proceeding as usual; the Prisoner ‘vas suddenly seized Nvith convulsions, on account of which the Court adjourned till .111Onciay; Nov, day the Court assembled, td , pro ceed'Oii the . Trial of Lient. SKr.t:ToN. The Court, after hearing,ev;dence. for and against, delayed pais ing,Senwitee,- on account of proceeding on the Trial tine !tight .lion.l,ord Viscount FALKLAND, Car tali) ' Alitjesty . :4 Ship. (luebec," on charges ex" hibited brLitut. KIPPIN, First Lieutenant of said Ship, fOr drunkenness and unptficer•like behaviour; the charges being read in the Usual form, the Court vas • clearsto deliberate on the Eenian.o e a Lieot, 54.EL,T64., Twhen wai sentenced to:be . disinisse4 His - Majesty's Sloop ll'untlcrer. Tl3e co in are now' proce'edink on .ibe Trial of Viscount FALKLAND ; further particulars to 'morrow: DEAL, Nov 9,-1. - fis Nfajesty's Ship limns:rick, and the Skiold Danish 74, put back last night an& , Arrived the Prevoyante ,Sere Ship from the 4Streighto, the.aacker and Phosphorus: Brigs frornba -cr.ttr4e. , • . Majesty'S Ship - .l)oonce, and iiezr/Nuit; Arrtied Ship sailed 'this morning for Portsmouth ;, -also his Majesty's Sloop Pautina, - with Basilisk, Sparkler, and Fertlentpuu-brigs, last night, for the: Dore. The . Carso And Kagareo Sloops of Vitc.i,rf k )30/41:and.liteodhouirci Brigs sailed. this' morning•otv3, CrtliZe. l' . , Plrt o(the German . 11itie Corps tnarehgcl fre,rA hence this morning, on - their route to forthester6' s t ° COWrS, Nov. 9.—Arrived the Arnericin si"r. ' ,./6;tic l ,' SHEERMINE, from Rotterdam, With barkl 110411,(1 'Y') Donegal, having sustained. considerAbl6 daruOgQ,;'-tho Oldenburgh Hays De Urdu the, Zwe y Prinz . eri Von oldon burek, AbDICX . S,:fr - . 9m" London. S3iled the -American Ship .. 1 / a ria, Htrutrzsi 'f(0) 11 —' • • - Buen4A , Ayres, fur London. O4 . - Acrived the liamburgh from Hanthrili, bound to Oporto, but last. tiv_l ll Myer with damage . LISBON,. OCT. 1 gr'eate4 - ,bustle, coati' sign, and alarm prevails lere. Yesteiday a ceri considerable failure occurred, wit,ich'must greatly' greet the "Commercial transaaiont of this place, 01 or the first Portuguese Houses' has stopped, an great fears are entertained Ilia:many mo r e will soo n ; be in the same pretliCament..:',The British who re' main :here are all upon the alert . ; and each perso3 .endeavours to be the first to Aaccitelik properrY , 31 4 escape as speedily possible., 'The GoVerntuent ;4. this Country are said to•be fixed in . the re.soilitl° D ernigra Ong' to thp - Brazils, t mean Anne eve r {: favour and facility is afforded by the Prince BegeP t. to the Englkh ; bet stilt there' is a watut of sufficjev conveyance for the Inerchandize, -and aeconituadatle:i 'for the persons who wish 'to leave this country. present there are above go_ Vessels of 'different L' ac tions engaged to carry. oti4e Dritisb, properrY , that number clues not seem to be enough. • There is nothing to dread from the comb in i 4 l , korces ; of France and Spain respeeting Gibraltar' the Garriion could so effeetually resist the last 11 1, 11 t it It upon it, ; when Lord with so much ski") . o ditfieu,kty, relieved it, in the Presence of a soPerl it of the-allied ,Enemies, how securelY 1113 Y,,„ ( ` now be done, when not one hostile Sail dare (PP' in those seat'.