The Sun. — London, England, 1807-11-09 00:00:00

F N NEM.S. has lost .berludder, and was towed in here_by His , - Majesty's Brig Swill/ow. The Wailinhcrn Pattet, with two Mails for Lisbon, sailed on the 4th inst. , The Portuguese Brig Harmonia, Capt. Awr. J. 'Bakv, from Oporto, with wine and fruit, for Sligo, - - was wrecked on the 4th inst. at Portreath, in the North Channel; Crew and'Cargo saved—the Ves sel lost. A Boat with six men, going off to their assistance, ,overset, by whith accident three men were drowned. Flom the LONDON 'GRZETTE,Nov. 407; AdmirallY -Office,' Nov. 5,-1407 . Copyof a Lett- from Capt. R. Nicholas, of H. N'f• Slams Lark, dated 23 1 Aug. 'lllO7, transmitte r. by Vice A4ntir4 l nacres, Commander in Chief of tLs Majesty's Ships atitt 'Vessels at lamaica,•to.the Hon. W. W. Pule. ; . .Slk, . • I have the honour .to report to you the cap hire of . the French National- Schoonet Le Mu;- quit°, of eight.: guns ,and' fifty'-bight Men, coal- . monde,' by .a Lieutenant de Vatsseau, by His Mlles .-- fro Ships Lark and Ferret. • Le Musquito. is from St. Domingo, and has•cruii ed sometime itt -t he l'il3saiies Withotit •• , . the honour IQ be, ice. (Signed) R. NICHOLAS, Pomniand4l • . Copy of an Inclosure of a Letter. from:Vice Admiral nacres, LoMmander Chief at fattaica, tO the Hon. W• ?Ole, dated on hu A rd 'the, Veteran, Port Royal Hatbottr, berl6, IlisMajes4's-Scboo . ner. Pitt, Aruba, SIR, • April 2t, 1.07. , • I have the honour. to inform : You, .on the' I3th inst. I captured the Spanish . armed..Selkiioner, Abele, laden with cocoa. We have this day taken the French Privateer Fon .Fou, of one gun, and 43 men, four days from St. Domingo,. hall, ina.de.no captures. - I have the honour to, be, .SL; EITI'QN, To Capt. Brisbane, 11. NI. Ship Alethusa, SeniOr'olliterat. C-Urilfo4. • • Copy of an Inclosuie of a Letter from Vice Admiral .Richard . 1 1 ) 44.4e4, Commatitler'in eltief,at Jamaiea, and tranlinitte4 , tho4ion: W. W. Pole, dated on board Vete4(4ll, Port Vtoyal Barbour. S ept . 10, 1 8 0 7. • llis.Majesty's Brig 'Morrie ForttlUe, A insteidam S!Fc' • - 114rbour; Ctit.itY,a, 1 tily-t7, • I have.'t he honour to inform yint; rot the MO:wha t:l," Lfirdi Cotiimissidners - of the 'Admiralty, hisAlajesty's Brig'under my doiniband, - On the B th inst. at eight A: M. ,Poliitl:uodoi.'bearitig S. E. c 6 serVed a . strauge. 5.111 in 0d.5... W'. quarter ; bore upiincl made all.po siufe Sail in chase; atelevenob 'rvetlthe-chace haul up.and run, on shore ;- instent-;- ly-cotntnenced firing on the Enemy with greatetfeot; and I had fheliatisfadion to see her totally destroyed. . t ,Qhe Otoved . to . - be' the Spanol.Schooner PriOliteer: . "' b ititztn, -mount in g. two.. t; .pounders i • With a conitile mcnt 01 - 43' men, three days from Coro without ' nu tting any capture. The above-Vessel being of con- , sitiontble annoyance to theCuregoa Trade,- .1. feel a.. Pecntiat satisfaetion in stating her loss. • . .1 remain, &c. -(Signed)- • • J. T. RORIE. To Charles li t isuane FM. Captain IL ,A . .rlhusa; and Sen ior Officer -It Cirr.li it. 6ifice, Nov. 7, I 807 • Extilta of a Letter front the Right lion.. Lord Gardner, Ad. . 11 1..1W of the White, anal contrtuulcier.nt Chief of IC NA. Inips and Vessek itt the Cnannel, &c. Torwy,.Nov. 5, 1130+ to the Hon. Wm. Wellesley . Vole: L SHEERNESS.; Nov.' 6.—The Prince of Iffilfrc, of aft gun, has sailed for Chatham, and the Pt/lel:We, • • - Jcif:4).4, is come into Harbour.. r?rrrlived the Cruizer Sloop of, War, Capt, STOD r)ART, froth the Downs; and the Ariadne Frigate,. Capt. FARQUHAR, from the North Sea. ' A number of the Guards have been landed from the Men of War arrived from Copenhagen as also: • 270 of the Gernian Legion. Nov. 7.. , Arrived the Crane Schooner, from the 'Baltic, Lieut. CAMERON ; and the Coquette Sloop of , War was paid two months wages in,advance. - Arrived the Cambrian Frigate, with loss of boW-' . sprit, the lion. C. PAGET, from the Baltic; also: 'the 'Freya Swedish Frigate ; She saluted the flag of Adthind WeLLs with eleven guns, which was 'turned with seveh.. . Came into' Harbour the Orion, 74, Sir A. DICKSON. • The Boneita is sailed to Chatham to be paid off; the Zebra is ordered to Woolwich. • , Arrived the k,mph, copper-b`Ottoroed Danish' Frigate. , The Galatea Brig, from. Dublin to London, with butter, had been captured by a Vrench Lugger Pri— vateer, within twd miles of Dover 'Pier, and - retaken by the Harlequin, Lieut.,ANwrlttiviza. Nov. 14..;—Sailed His Majesty's Sloop of War the., Coquette, Capt. FoitsEs, for the Downs ; and the , Suoke, for Yarmouth. Weut out of Harbour' and .53i1L..(1 for Woolwieh to be. paid ott the Ifei•uvius Bomb, Capt. Awrilett., 'TRURO, Nov. 7.—A , Portuguege Brig, of about do tons, bound from Oporto th'Sligo; and laden with wine, oranges and Oil, was 'driven by'' oe . - , stortn.of W,:dnesday last upon the rocks near. , on the north-western 'coast • 'of. Cora 'a}l. Capt. BIDDRII, of Swansea ) , whose vessel was' Ving in ttte per, pushed off in. his boat., with rive men to the assistance of tile 4rp‘krectted foreigners; but the .• violenCe of, the surf ti i pSet his,bolt, when three 'of ; the brave fellows were drowned, and hiidseit and the two others were driven on shore senseless, but happily recovered. The • crew of the Brig ) Consisting of: light Men mill the' Captain, ‘vere_ all saved. Lord De DUNSTANVILLE and Colo..: nel JOHN liemoN arrived on the shore in time to prevent the cargo beentning a prey to the po-' i pulace. Captain I4YNOLD'g company of ,Port-' read) artillery were assembled, and assisted in land ing and guarding the'carga i great part of which has, in ponsequence, been' saved ; but the vessel is quite f ft wreck'. • Unclose herewith a Letter from Capt: Malcolm, i'st Ult . . received by this post from Lisboa, 141ti:tjg:46 ittni i nt, o f his ,h 4 v.ins i on the' preceding nay, iliken three Spanish Row••hoats . ashore to the Southavnicrof 'OPorto. • - • • ifis 14.1.ijety's Ship karcissus, Oporto, LORD; Octobta 1837. • t lake to inform your Lordship that yesterday, at • 41 f-pilt tWelVe, r heard'some guns to the S. W.- ro Media ely slipped, a n d made sail in that direett . on, kid', in h ilf nn hour, observed the Fervent . Gun-brig" chase of three Itow-boats, which hoisted Sdartish eoh).prs ; at three We Caine up iivith them, about four' ledioes to the senthWard of Oporto ; •by thiS time: Ibt•ii were close in shore; awl the surf being very n 'Kb, thk'y let go their anunors at the 'back of it ; • I ii iiniediatelyient,the large Cutter withati Officer to Attack, and bring .them out, 'supported by the pun *.ho could go w4Lin musket:-shot of therail on Ibtlif-ob3i , rvto . g this, they im - inediately'ran'theirboats Saitiliurei,, anti f amitufatraeds:. tbeY arc totally,Aost. 1 4' 1 1101, consisting of Do; g•pt on shore. • I 'have the honour to be, &c. - '•I ~(sig ned ) . . •C: MALCOLM 4 Le Right Hen. akiart Lord Gardner, Admiral (Attic White, .• Acintirally-Olice, Nov. 1, 1807'. The. three men,, who lost their lives in their hu tnane, exertions to s:ive the. Portuguese horn the wreck, were inhabitants of : Poi - tread). One of thew, Johu Crowthers, has left.a widow ant!,, , ..scven chil dren. 72.7 - opftt Lotter. frotn Capt. Browne. Commander of nit Mty7„i t i st ril Sininr) th e Plover, to •Adniiral 'Young, erin in Chief at PlytiAoutn, and transmitted .by th . ,. • latkrto 1 . 4 lion, ‘Vellysley Polo. • Majesty's Sloop Pl ov er , at sea • Si is., • • •: yet o b e r 30 , 1807. have..the he nourvto report to you, that tbipicll,P It hall-past one P. M. Scilly *beat - 111g, , by compass, - S. W. seuen.leagues,jlo Majesty's Sloop under my command, in. company .Ntrith His., Majesty's,.Sloop,. 4 wailow, , reaptured th4 , Freneh . L ugger P r ivate.er„l:,a Ikhentienttc,.ol-,two carriage guns, •with 44 men, - 16 of whon are: absent in prizts.. 'She .sailed front Nlaloes ou the 15th- inst. quitted . the French 'roast on t.k fpilowing, .and has captured the Vessels named inifAte Margit - 0, iii the North chilli . kg., have*the Honour to lay-, .PH lUP BROWNE.' One of. the French Privateers mentioned in our last, to be cruizing off theLand's-End, has been taken Iby the Ploeer ; and being manned from her, was sent out again, with the view of decoying others. She, is slid to have previously captured several of our' Coasters. PORTSMoUf it, Nov. 8 . .4--Yeste'rday arrived the Medusa and Thisbe , , Frigates from the River Plata, 4 , having under convoy the Pokey, CHAPMAN, and Ze phyr, Attl.iLY, Transports, and Ationis,.yerchatit ?tilmiral Young, sic: el. &c. . - . atm. 'The Medusa brought General WHiTgLocic. g 1. Hope SlOOp of Cardigan, Favourite Sloop of Ipswich, tWo other bloops, names unknown. and Suite, who iminecligely, on arrival, landed lincl t o Adthiralty-i fete, Nou +l, 180 7. . proceeded for London : sailed from Monte Video the' 11 of a Lette r 'n um Cristo Fa Olabisa dated Gibraltar, t , • - qt. 27. 1807, to Wllltaill MaISCWII Es q. late Secretary of ' Wit 01 , September, on which day the last Division the Admiralty.slit, j ' q. l nett . that place. .. . l'bek leave to infohn you, that, being off Majorca To-day . arrived the Success Frigate,, Capt. Avs ')_tinrtlie i•tth o f A ugust last, I fell i n . with and cap- COUGII, and Dappet Gun-brig, from a cruize ; also eci.,..by boarding, the SPanish. Gun-boats Nos. 6- 1 the DaPhne Vri • eue from Monte Video. 4 ' 41 9 i the former commanded by Don Juan Eo- • ' " '''' ' ' '•• • ' . V i ieta y • Sareth and the, by'Don Ansfore Orell, ' ' ate on a cru • and the • Sailed Li.ittgus briga . . lri 4 , , • i -' 1 11 , 1. t,1t Lientena ' n ' ts in the Spanish Navy. No. o Was '! 7:114111(43nd Boreal Frigates for. Guernsey. , ' .. , ' f'4 4 e 4 t i-li r eil wi'tb ' 36 ' 1 all 4 Noe with 34 me '' , a q' t) ‘ 44ell i ii ~ The libidos' twi i . of 56 gulls, takes convoy t 4 the arms. '.['hat with one la-poundei, swivels, auctkitittft I . -,,, ‘ ~ d • • - ibis That I arrived with the said (.4bn46iis'lli (' se' ist " ar • 4 b uia Bay . allout eighteen 'days since, togetlig . 49.fiitli't 11);: , . , -,. . t e , reg !c h, -f, • Polacre and 'a li'rench* Tartan, .ladeii ~ .'P i i'll •f). , PLYMOUTH', Nov.. 7.-1.-Arrived. the 4.,anish,,, Brig ; " 41 arY merchandtie, and a Spanjoh . Boat ilitiiitlsP l tpi , riidco, 'V. PufaitsoN:' Master, from . tbe Canary ta m', 8 ' ..c.. • - ' . -.'' • YIl ds" . .lionnd to 7LOn . cferi ideii*th barilla."de , . - e : . coRIS tFA OLABI84.: san '''• - “ • 1 ~: ? l ' f-' ''' l', taint(' by.liitklgitieittO.Aip..,6mtnte. , •••••11.11,111111.1....• ‘ l' • tit • T e ~ 1 moVTId, NgV.6.- .,Arrived HiSMajesty'S Cut- 1 Sailed Nis Majesty's Brig EleEira, of la god, , 47u r e Pr" enante, of 10 guns, Lieui.'YOusci; froin i :2witi!)lsoarlies 'on hbard; for 4.drdifir , Cot.iiilso,- , 4 eraize ' e ,• ' , ?It - Ushant ; the Hero Transiloit;•C•Aptain . ! woen, in the 4editerranean. • ".' '''' Nrcnkay .i - . , - . , . .. , • • . '. , 1-' • ' "gu River Plata, 74 days paSage., Witlititlxi :.*::c'''' .'' • ° -.. .• "--- - • 4r " ' Ts "'Ts of the gsth i . gin:ient ; sailed fiorn-.''' 4e4joy h`to: PSI L i - Nov. T.—Sailed the . Skylath , 8)94 qx a Wi t h a - • . ''' • ~., . , Flet under convoy of . His Mpieoloi'fi o Ship , p m, i l • •', :' Psz kko it, 32, i lia 7-ki a a ii eiv7 Arriied the' S . p4rkl,e,r, ,#asir:sit,. ant lel& Guam il iv 7 s , e, fa guns, I.nd part it - rota - In litd a y i . o . -.. , . • , te ~ /1 0 , v tegv , Part of the Baltic Expedition, last•fiont YAP' IFK4. .In a gale' of va,tio : tne ern .. ) . - mouth ;: also the Bold and frptil a cruize. Bloodhound Gun -brigs Nov; s.—Arrived the Callpso Kangaroo Sloops from a cruize, and the ,liarie - iuin Armed' Ship from Portsmouth. Sailed the Brunswick, Captain, and &laid (Da nish), of 74 guns each, and AfriCaine Frigate, for Portsmouth ; Starling Quo-brig with convoy to the : Northward) and the 'Acute Gun-brig tier the Nora. This town, for 'these feW days past, has beep in unusual bustle, owing to the arrival of the Baltic Fleet and the disembarking of troops. The 4tli, or King's Own, 32 d, part of the sad, and tad have landed from the Men of War and Transports, and marched for Ramsgate, Canterbury, &c. The bar racks here are occupied by part of the King's Ger - M3ll Legion, horee and foot. GREENOCit, Nov. 6.—The Brig Mercury, Boko, of this port, last from Oporto, was unfortunately lost, and all on board of her, in e the severe gale of Tuesday 'last, cif the .Black • Roetc, Which : is about three miles to the Northward of ,the town of Ayr.' The cargo consisted of 2644 ;pipes of wine, besides Cork-wood, and some bait.' A Letter from Monte Video, dated Anti. 3, 1807. 4 I have written .to you three times since 'the dig. graceful business a 4nemp Ayres. In common with otters, 1 noi at lASI. compelled to be reconciled to our very. urreispcOed fate, and I now eat, drink, and sleep again., ~Withm the last few days 1 have Gold , goods to.the non nt of forty thousand dollars, at, prices that will Wryly expences ; but thei final winding up must and will inevitably be attended ivith incalculable loss. I am intimate with a Gentleman who is just irrived frOm V t iwpo Ayres ; the infortuatibn he brings frolll, thence renders the affair still more mor fying both to the soldier and the merchant. ipecting the former, it is stated, and I doubt not truly, that ut had:9oo,o 'veteran tromps. opposed .to 1 3,500 inhabitants, out of whom only Bboo were prOVided.with'itiuskets; the rest were artillerymen; add persons armed . with, swords, or blud-, Mons,' all whoLy undisciplined; and every one aet. 1 lig for himself; theottice' Owere rl men of the same • , unskilful stanip. . " With respe& to the , Merehant, it is to be`ob4. served, that' scareely . 'any:',gneds Were, in Bu-nos Ayres, as during'ilie last: t1\414 months. they have lien unitimnly sent'up toTertsend Chill. A great deal of:Money is in;the „hands of individual's; an,l 'produce. is lying there 4qsigi,oht to 164 vessels,: those persons ; therefore, who tn.l. cargoes , adapted 'tor this country,' : havt r.. c ',ll;?.eil at least 103' per cent. on in,les3 titan six. 'months, had not I ;ttr.ot , Joiy intervened, to ruin the Merehant. ".Our Govertcw..::t sent . off' the Sarili.); brig v, - ithont tvtng th. Officers or Merchants an oppor ' tun;ty of viting by: her; and when the Pheasant sloop . sailed, care was taLini i ,POt to send t i e letters , until she had proceeded so far that it was iinpos - sible - Cortid'up With liar, and they were returned." • The followin% sotn:npicatiOn Was; yesterday , potted at the Mansion gloustl.:' , 4 . ittintirJty Office, Nov.' -7, 1807, 'r I am c,otnii)anded by rnY LOrdi commissioners of the Admiralty ..to.traiiinut to, yog the itiCioscd . - copy of a 11/4,intittcartori which their Lordships have direded to be inserted. iti (fie London, Gazette. have the honour to be, . . 4 . To the Right Hon. the, lota Mayor." " The t.ords Commissioners', of the , Admiralty take this public method Of testifying ,their high ap e rciti:nion of the zealous and spirited Mpnittect of ihr , ue OffiCer:i Seamen ' who, on the shortest notice, sto4ut for %vard to vol unf , :ei their services in assisting . to_ bring home from CoPentio...;cn the lianish Fleet; and to o:spress the just sense they enter of 'their great utility, as represents dby Admit4l l.ortl G stn lea, in the bervices on which they have been employed. • (Sisnest) 14 LLIG fON, 1,. yor." EXTRACT ,OF twrll7.o i , nom CORK,'DAtED, NOV., 1. " The Louisa Tender, commlnded by Lieutenant HAT, on her: passage from 'Plymouth 'to this port, was attacked on 'Vedneaday la,a, about from the coast, by a large Lugger Privateer, mount ing 14 guns, and -full of: men ; whon„ after a 'most severe-and bloody conflidt, with the muffles of their gulis touching, for one hour, and -,after attempting, twice to board the Louisa, `the Lugger W 35 beat with great slaughter iv the7Lorrisces 11010 crot.‘i, bf thirty-three in number, who performed prodigies of. valour with their Musquetry, having rtViee cleared , the Lugger's deck, and' drove her men front : their quarters ; and it was with difficulty the Officer* 'of the Ltige'r could get as many men on deek .as would H set her sail§ to get off: The Louisa. hallo up utter her, but was considerably outsailed by the Lugger. We are sorry to add, that of the Louisa's stuiill - erew, two seamen were killed, and three Wetinded. Lieu tenant HAY speaks in the highest praise of Liente. .nanLtowELL, of the Pirginie, who, with thirteen'Of lier-ctei.v, were passengers with him ; cordual on .the occasion bespeaks the high discipline of the .'hip to which they belong. While Lieutenant 4Y attended to ; the management of, his Vessel, in which wilk 'ol4' assisted. by Mr. Ttinsf4s Quit 4, the ;Alastett; Lieutenant Powtt.t. attended tcitlaetiiit litod sandl arms, and though:under. the fli9st severe afly,bc3v,y. fire succeeded in preventing the Enemy from .bOardint The . /...oraus ar,rived here on Friday evening, muc cutup n her sails'and -The seamei!t killed in. his gallant aEtion were this day in.. A4Tre4,.4t:Ottiie,.;inda nuniernus crowd, in-soleinn pro Cession, testified %their public respe4 and regret jor those brave - • 1.. - , The.Daujsh Ships of War are reported as being 0-1110 flpeo. I - 1(443 of naval architecture - , .and much tarter - and more roomy than our \rose's of the virtu). crass, They are alt prime sailers. On their passage de i i• bo some °Nile Danish Frigates,. with their top-i ' salicon du" op, beat the crack Fiigate* in Admiral! -PikatlAtiga's Fleet, though under a'press of sail. Tt ,114.V1-stores brought from Copenhage) will, be dis.' : striliurtki 'anion .the diticreat arienals. ADDRESS, WRITTEN BY T. BXEN'Tj ZPOKLN BY LORD ski.rns, PX,ltli lOUS -rel AN OPERA PbR• FORMED AT ItoUGHTOii. Vitleiffrtt these Walls reteiv'd their patriot Lord . till Rorious Albion she athid her conqu'ring sword, Peace to the World her Olive-branch display'd, And , zations sheltce s d in the. shade. EeroPe erraptued dwelt On W As.tOLL% naine, ' • And laurels tiourritt'A round hiS viell..earrf&fatrie. Illtttrious-Vilmyeot.t ! t 1 creative rriind These proud Memorial* of thy Worth designici, And When these fow'rs, infponel'rottoruins lei t, Feel the damp. presdute'of.the ivy shade, Thy none. thy &ries, will the ruins grace s And stamp eternal. honours ou the place. - Blest Statcsm in, if, from mortal cares renho'd, 'fity Spirit lingers o'er the scene it lov'd, , Behoid thy Sons, t() , BritAill'i greatness true; Thv toqt:geds of Paternal fame pusigue. , See theal tot tier :in egit.tl ardoOr feel, . i, • And Aid per glories with congenial Leal* Thy patriot Mind o'er Norfolk's ions preside; Coutrouls their ceiviicirs,;nd their condua guidee s - 'Thine Was the triumph, thhie the Intioite voice, That haii'd with raptUrnits joy the People's eh lice,' When prlutil) ),':tvitig over iiiilkham's height, ; The Lb a I I:3l7ner, blest Britannia's ' Illustrious Shade 1-thy patriot iNlerits claim The loudest plaudit from recording Fame ; At thy coiniharld Ow dill of bAitlC,cCat:4, And with thine own, thy Country's tame inerea;M: Ily thee proieeled;i Dritain, fr , iin afar, Frowit'd on tire Tempest, and ~lefy;dthe -Ye generottsibost»ri .1, who with patriot heat, ' t And quicker transports,. Writ,r 0,1 r.'6 nanutepeat, • ! Forgive the Weakness of,toitittorki lays, Though small the:tribute., yet sincere the praise i Unip:'d to Mine like his, the youthful sight Shrinks from - the lustre of super'ior light; +l n as ‘'.le.it the Sun, throu'gh I leaven's expanded way, Ili 1011.00'd radiance leads the sinning day„ With gratsl'iii hearts his gleries . we pursue, yet closeout CY43,belkelit4 tltc . dazzliwg view.— Willtipyunteigii'l, to patriot hearts l bind, Ana with C4418;11l4 thoughts on you depend; Net fritipy,self atolls I plead, for here This:nillt.ottr novel: Ttle4po.lr (Car;, . . , with pale: faces, and ',vitli,throbbing hearts.. • Our untaught AZ:6'd con oeirminticparts ; There; appropriate starts, in tragic Lin*, The tierti threatens, and the Lover whines ; , ;Yet fAiriiig you,kst-itl, of draniatie rules, • The tfer,i . ...re.ables; ttle Laver cools.; . trirtors to beguile, And cheer their eltatis with a paltiVll l 4 $411.1104 . And though nti C4nqu'rer - now in tragic, rage, Shakes the firm fabric of the echoing Stage ; Though not lor..us pale Ghosts, in sheets, )r ..iqUe::k o ' r gibber throUgti•our pastee-board streets, .Nor pancer (.ii , ;ers on - the trembling Wire, Nor motley Salatnander leaps through ; Yet to our Scenes sirwit.traids belong, Tl)e sprightly Pialegue,, the ..origlitly Song • And gifts diviner far, fur every,,cliarin, tonleati the judgment, and the fancy warm, - That Wit, that Grace, that ElegAnte 'cansgitte, I ,AdtM the Scene„ 'and bids the Drama live, ‘": ' Pi4nOrig behind the Scenes. , . A very large portion'Of the troops lately remo;ed from the Baltic are dlitined for the Kitit distria . ; the number mentioned is i tuvi preparatioo; are inak,ing for theiraccommodation, by the reriorai of most Of the Regiments from the coast tutu thr:t in terior. In conietinence of the above arrangement,, the followin7 Begin-lents m troh : West I'slorfolk fainetnterbury, for Moidstorie; 29th Reg i-• mcnt of the Line, from Ural, for ilrai,ourne Lees ; 50i1l ditto (2d Witt.) from ditto, for Ashford; 23d ditthrfrorn Ashford, for - H4iishatu; 4&t ditto (de tach.), .froth - Slieerneis,. for Ipswich.; 77th dit,to, from Rochester, for Lincoln ; Yd Light Batt;King's German Legion, froth Ramsgate, for POrchester. . . The shipments of goods in the River for Portugal continue with it degree of at.tivay surprising, under the present iinfavourable state of our emit - nen:jai re-. lations with that country. British cottons, Irish I,i t i . e:4, ihnnels, stntfs, to the valhe of twarly thirty tliepsand poandS.. we're entered on Saturday a t the, Cioto6l.honse : sitnilar articles to the. value of '0,0001._ were entered the day betbre. ,Theoatives of ti lCf;a W:a o ., according to the Jag apeounti, employed. in ropairin the tlani3ge clone; the City by the Wahabees. Well of 'which those Freebooter 4 . 114 d filled up, ; cleared,' and -accommpdation has been preK;rod fu: rho mahomedin pilgrims, great numb:.-.1 - s of who were on their route from Aleppo, 8:c. for the fir;t, time since the irruption of , ' Madame Do . STA §l,:thOft eedcpn:. of I.vhose life IS pretty notorious, is, a favourite with the ,demoeratic politicians, for no other reason, perhaps, 'than' that her morality is upon a levd with theirpattiotism._ SMITHFIELD MARKET. Nov. 9. This day's market was amply supplied with liritrie Beasts, and the show of Cattle in other respetts was rather plentiful ;.- Beef„ York, and Veal sold at list prices;- Mutton is ‘ dearer dearer, Lamb is Chcaper,"and ritc: trade in general was pretty brisk..' , 7 The sales in Om Haymarket were 'boinewhat. liv d yl, ; Straw ken"( a 4letter , psjpe than if'riday's Market ; Hay and Clu fibtained,lpt. price, Wre subjoin a corre4lstatemeni the r prkes and numbers : • To sink Abe 0441 per stone of Bib. Atliebt 3i. 44. to 45. 4d. —M a itttqn. 35..2d. 10:046d.,—Peat 6s. rid. tizils.6tl.—Lailib 45. oti. t 6 gs. ou.• tke : Beasts, loan.—Sheep and Lambs, .i3500.-6klyes 4:0.-- Pigs • • t •• " ' tiMITAIVIELD fIAY . titAItILLT. • Hay 31. so:.. td. to 61. cs, - Ciuv::r 41. as. ol to - 61. 6s Qd.--Straw 11. ad. to ill. igi. 'i CORN-EXCIUNoIt o Nov. 9.—Wheat fbr to-day's Market is amied but in short supply';. Carly in the fo'verseon Zales were 'brisk at a Mail advance in price, ..hos 4t4E,Tards heavy at about last currency; Barley mbar higher • Old Malt u la kilP hilteveiojcsul,pq, and r. w 4ce keg) their prices Grey likewise; Bestial tyrthe two kinds at somewhat less; Oats are 1 in short supply and as dear ; Flour without altera tion. i,