The Sun. — London, England, 1807-11-16 00:00:00

V. A L W S. • oect, Vopy of a L e tter from Cup' ta:n L : Dal:en, of: r ;vex . stdr,p -Bitterti; daYeii;qltalta;-.Aig . ,.• transmitted.ty ,theltight ilanatifoidf - Lard Flee-Admiral of the: kW, Coin- inander- in Chief lqf Alajesty's...Shipp and Pesselstin: the Illediterraitean, to the lionoutaPk - IY . IV Pole. • , • . •. • Aly LORD—I have the- hOnour .to inform your • Lordship,' that on the 2d init. off Capt—Passaro, I fell, in with, and -ati er a ch a ce of two hours cap, Spaniel settee Privateer El :Verga• del two long ,;anti, - 'and tWetity ni•!_ti, from ViiiAVelfti-elght 'ilays;•and •had-e3ptured three .3 Niteseiressels, - btid‘of which, laden with brandy an "wine, I recaptured the'same day. - ,•,.• I have thc! i itonour to be, &c. • • (Sighed) • E.. A. DOWN. ..-idttaratty-:01/ice, 12, 1807. • of a Letter . from Captain Start, af It7ujesiy~ Sloop Shulark, dated 'Nov. 8, 180 . 7, to .. Roriley, Commander in Chief His Ala jesiy a. Shij s and Ves,vels in the p 'transmitted by the Pice-ddmiral to the Honuai:able In Pate. . • . _ Sta—it is with. great satisfaaion I.acquaint . you, that we las• night, After to chace of one bout and fit lyfiie iginutes.eapthred Renarde French Pri vateer Luger, of fourteen guns, and thirty- I nine men belonging to Calais, which. place she had left dift evening; and - was in the a& of taking po.sscN sion of 'a Colliei Britt, thider :the North Foreland, which ~they•afterwards- r -, A bandoned ou obiervit,g us • P 4 rskte•rliem i , And . wc took charge 6f het. • , The obstinacy of the Captain in not surrendering *hen repeatedly to,, And likewise an attempt 116 tnadt,to.lty its' on' board, obliged' us to fire, by Which he was, so!etrely:wounded, and the Lugget's main -mast shot aw y.. ' . . The Captain of . the Reilarde is the look the Argus, and he communicates that iris- Wssel was run-down by her, and that the Mitsler has sitice,batbis:Artn amputated; the priSouerstalio • retention „ thq the Vripteer.wirti tritely en:!aged the itelive lust eight men killed, and seven wounded in the encounter. I have - tlid . hotibuf .t 9 &c. ' (Signed) H. E. P..STURT. • DEAL, Nov. s,—Au Ambassador is just arrived i n the Downs ; report' says a French; but I have heard from good authOritrit is an Austrian.. A Boat attempted to boar& the Ship, but was not Statreiktp gei alongside. The in . tel liiene he hri iigs is of Cciufr. 3'ot a secret. The, 'Minotaur; Mars, Iferculo, Alfred, and ..4ga inonnon; With the Danish Ships if'dideninar, Wen, ; 'Princess Caroline,; and Crown Princess Maria, has killed this afternoon for Portsmont h. Several Troops havethis'marning disembarke•!l. 1 • • PLymou'rtr, Nov. I.l.=—Arrived the Minerva, I RlYrt WE L, from Riot; the Nelson, DOWN, from 1 ; 1113 Orion, YOuNG;' from Quebec; the Houn - ,oN, from Petersburgh; and the Providentia, STA lib, from Stoeli;holm. : Sai • led the &deftly on a croize. PoßTsMoOfit, Nov.' 15.4-Arrived.lastTriday froth t l"! DOwns, ' with. the convoy which , c'"ug thence. on that day,..in addition to those reported in my last letter, the Centaur, Rear-Admiral Sir SNIt. 11° "' I'DmPje. 'YOUNG, and s ) t. iNtiZEE ' also thel f ( ler„ lowing DanisirMen Ofz.Wrir Ch r istl ai'. ‘ 74, 1.1 , Princess Sophia Frederica, • 116 .0w0 Prince Frederick, aurl Uric ApeaFent FrederiLki and V 9lus and Eredeticksttn:Filgates ; likewise the 264 •Nal tii) with iilal,Riv l ctwit; !loran°, Milne, thr Mora.. "I ' r e; Sarah, fc4 Maibadoa-s Aim, Clint; 13tlidon, 4 t4 Cambden, Tay.l9i t for, IQmjicaC'Ho l iirief for Vfitvein's ;•.I‘lo - lborolaktr, Atirtiti,*4 4 St, Kitt'ay Pepe. • l am. Whitt% tor Gibraltar ; rrit lttli ,4 .L - - 44 01411•14(e4Pektailii: for attfilin, with hissoe '''h 6 e min fibin nwitliA.T:4lliiir.llMii and "futlith, Pounce, Phtenia, Gerinao o',4Any; tittitkit ..1 441 .1 %' , ;;;1i,', cooper, illi; t itn and Hannah, li • , cktilan:li•aiiiihr4lolso o ►, • 1' d Castle, t ood ff,nt 44 4, ahi • pe ,r) ape. . , .1' .Sail'd of o This4e Frigate; Capt. StilsP" ' 1 "414)3 WWI ,IFROrby z fOl!"tile DOWII§, • , • Carp4ette Frigate, Captain. 'I3CI F f rjetyi ' sMi, Richar4s, Ant, Sangiter, ruvileno,• "Ei)deavour'. tlarkn Fr & dope , l'atdtet, 4171 tftt I YA9ff.09) 11 , 11 ':(F42 1 !" , !': 49gld '• 9 1 e r --74P)!:.ti1,7 449%,.§tp t , 9 r0,1wit1t. lbs.a., ! pf anchor, And cable), !kpry, Fiat "" tr /1/00, y 44y, Wilson ! lane, 410,y4i)liArn..Llench, Whitby, ENtiter. Al- • k .aßniAtoNtittlC4. - • Lccd, IvicrchatitvA.;aoland, Apititth.:npipl a . Fiiru, Robini,:Teci l , , 1444,11,41Jaii,04,-401tizar Davis,:'L4orge, Enrti ; Littir,victWilliatiVitridfiattnati; 4totp l h 6 6. • , " t.: •L • ,• • u alli4 l } i ftlie r y ,:itlirithi ... /-I.frisaizi JA.la;i*: • . • *-}!, tiPt. PALMER;. Witt t i ßprm i y, for Africa", which eptisms of the 4ttrt, VAUGHAN ' 1 4 • LnelOPe, WHITS, aid' kiPiUte/ 111.0ddiisC FORD,'•-fOr MaaArriireci 10-fifty the TIUSSI4i4 . . and .Attifte .Fo4ato,. froth th e , E astward ; and ,the Anna Maria, LE%yis - s '. 4 ''"x(4) DAVIS, Persevirance, 'ltoßeicrs, Meet/eX. • CCSJ IAIII 4filA rC Elizabetb i I34Ristroal), aulf.CAttsin Pr" "E, from the Downs. ' xc it Sii e ,l • ' th is day the Litterty cutter-rigfor with ith 'r a cortvoy, which is•thp•.-ittkrmaids IRRia s. , , , , . l F It is reported that the Array Ann, Tokka,..loined the Mediterranean convoy off the Needles lait ;Fri day. Went out of Harbour yesterday the Neptdpo, of 98 guns, and Intrepid, of 64 gi.inS: •.4 • The Earl of PE MNIOK E, His Majd.sty*.i`EnvoY , Ex.: 4 tr:tordinary and MiniSterPlenipetdtitia'ryfo t tlYe . .Coutt' of Vienna, and Suite; landed this afterboon froiWihe' , . Illelpainene Frigate, C,ipt. 'PA n KEtt, which ittik . • - , s 4 leased from quarantine this inornitit; the'llia t • , pomene, Unitj„ an d „Wee*, have .been a longtime.. employed blockading the Port. of Venicyriillst.. , on that service a Russian Squadron of three Sail of, the Line, seven Frigates, Sloops, and Transpurts,with 5000 Troops . on board, , appeared off' there : CAMP,BELL . (of the Unitt,), informed the Russian Commodore, that the Port - was under a Blockade, and be could not enter. • The RUssian Commodore felt much emh:Arrasied, from the delicacy of his situation, and, at length, agreed not to enter the Port, till he had written.to the Ruisian Minister at Vienna, upon the subjeo. 'The Russian Minister's reply was; " that ho was to go into Venice with his Ships, regardless of the British Squadron." The Russian force was so much sUpetior, that our Ships were obliged to submit but'CaPt. C. previously informed the. Rusgian.Com mOdote; that they must go in with their. whole.. force at..once, for he could net allow the Russian . Frigates to go in separately, and bre*the The Russian COMmodore behaved. with the greatest urbanity, and was extremely sorry that he. ; i ras : obliged to . force the blockade. The .ilki.pomeile left Trieste on the e3d of September, Maltaon- the 3d of October, Gibraltar on the iGth., and the Fleet .off Cadiz. on the 17th of the same, niontit. Lord, . - • COLLINGWOOD, in the Ocean, with'. the Queot,.Capt. Sno RT AN D, Repulse, Hon. Capt.' . LE . GG P., Malta , Capt. Stitar.n, and the Herald,. Capt. Wel4 into,. Malta on the thy the Metpentene. left it. 1- • • His Lordship had left Admiral MARTIN, OffTe nedos, with the remainder of his Squadron, on thd 'l7th of September. The .Excellent and .I.lint;i-e . a 'were at Gibraltar. A letter received by her from Admiral Puavts's Squadron, Cadiz, sap, "We are m stain Oa,. with the Fleet in Cadiz; but look i7 Out or a reward tor allour watching and.block o • a : report says, and I . believe truly,' thc.it the enemy. means to come out ; that is, I.f they can give . . us the The Nelpkomene recaptuied'the'grig Duke of , of Dartmouth, ..froth a Spanisi t iatfer. Dov ER, .Nov.- 15. 7 -Arrive4.l the .PappenbOrgh I-Toy. the Row Gertrude,OnnEs, frbtu.Riga r with.tuiists fur Woolwich—received damage. •Illeptune, ORGAN D, Portland, from Charleston to Hainburgh, with rice, Src.l6st two anchors, whjoti h6ing replaced haspi;cyieed -ed on her Unioir, of Guernsey, fromil:bridtin to, the Itutiesi.lost . lier..litiwsprit and . fort:1111st, by rtinbiog foig of the Thorn, of Newcastle, Which vessel she sunk. , Came in :the Qdeen' Charlotte Cutter, Captain ,aIO9wAS,--10t ,an c hor and: cable. Also the .Pirhir9ii. ‘ Sehooner, Speculator. Lugger, and- ,Activ,. C4tter, ir4ving on board the 95th regime*, which prric'tz;..ll l eikthis morning for flythe. • A b'retleb Schooner, behring a Flag • Troce, passed by for the. Downs, about three P. .M. tiQni Cat*. • , . The gallant Action fought by the Windsor'Cast,. , . Packet with a French Privateer lias : been describst in a fer,mer Paper , . The following s Copy.of n Utty was on Saturday transmitted to Li.ovin'S, bi,,Capt. SU'i7ON',' of Falmouth. It is written by t'apt., NN.q.,l , itoonas, who commanded the IViadsor •Cust,lqi i .Packet, after ,the capture of the French Privateer . ' . La Genie. It is dated • .` .. '4l C.,rli , le !Jay, 4th 061, '1307; " I an; very happy to inform you'of ptn. arrival .. at„liailzAdoes, after 36 days passage. Oa the I st `')B'6T.Cer; in lat. 14. 30. N. long. b 7. 30. we fell in with the French Privateer La Genie.. After two hours atiOn'She struck to the IVindsor Castle : we bad 13 ,killed and wounded, the Privateer - 57 killel, and wounded. I have • obtained a Protest for the - Ship'idamago, . .411:the Main 'ri'gging- is. shot ai.vay ; the mizen ditts, ,113ai9-,cipst and mizen 7 giast. .If I Can Itili, the intzeit=Magt and inairr-yard until i pt to Antigua, IWi ' lls ' 'All the main ititt . rnii.ea ermine" ..is.shot .away, with .tier long 2,4,pountlrar. • - Our "ails . are very much damaged. ‘ . . '" Wa 'ltta a &eat ileal. Of liqigue 1'01 , 1 . 114 four , days; •in s.having .so many. prisons on• board; ttpd having only 1 t of .ui to-guard ,rAi, s She i 4 - the Genie Schooner, out of Gwicizilovipe, `mounts -six lot); ti. pounders; and on long '.24-potitlikr,• and -4 . 09 11.telb . .When.we lyiaided, her, the chicks' were covered , i.ith killed .acid wounded. •NVe shall not be able to , , c tit 3, 'for a week to come. The Prince p.;rnest Paticit i i .., 1 b Paittl the . daytefere we'atrived." -"' " ' • . .'• 'Ol ica 1 . 640 1 40seph nettirian;•canienter i thernits Dpnigei ant), ..) w il ts.,4camen. - . , , . .. 11, , ?Irinifed- Mr. Mattheit, Master, in the back ; Thornarz IlatOmliarnati L dangerous„through the'thiy,ll; Al., rmgeo ning, sailmaker, through the lex ; .161 m Thontaii 6CalTYtiTi '. ii4ttiop•m, - thrOug4 the Huh ; - john Rogers, ditto, in the tore lie44 ; .Win. Bosse, ditto, through the aiin ;. G. Trewilliain, :"-illifto, , leg alui'arin ; . S lien: Odgers, ditto, last hiAlett . fiirgecat. , the. wheel; Wm. ~ R oherts, ditto, .daligerots. through, the • pieati, - and 'out thrOugli the bavls. ; Geo., ..Tho'rnirs, rtitit4*- . light.ty.' ,. . . ..• . • . ?•:. •, , (Signed) . , Wm. Roc ER S• Aaingo . On the' receipt' of the 'above fettir, a substriOtica was immediately , opened at Ltoic , '-‘; the.inaoujit of which is.to be disCribtited among the wives and lii; •naes, of the killec4 and' the rest is to 'be given' Alnougibe ti.ounded toriheir.gallatit condUCt. [ • 1xt , r.7t0r... ‘.. . .- . ~, ~--.... et v: ' of,the,regiment4 lately.knded„ are ordered to proceed inithethately to Portsmouth ; they are, the gad front R:lnisple.and Margate, the 'lst battitliou 102birtiotb -ftutu Deal, and titt# tst battalion of 0?4,, TEgi,,friew,k3rAlixnarue Lect. GOTTENWIRCh Belt, have put into this harbour; also the Spite;.; Fire-ship. ST 0 eic Italie - OCT . :ett.---.LetterS frOn2 vlsing mirgh : give the . must 'satisfaEtory- ace/aunt of tho star:: Esf hcait tv of I ha - Ktag, Queen ,and Prinesi , „.6,o? n A Wrt. EL Y 1 IN ,ta.—(Stockholm Gazette k _Oei. 24.) Extraa of a Letter frorti Relsingistaiirt, Oct. 2g: ", The Forc's - tr Sloop of War has been 'very unfor; Innate with her Convoy, six of them, by keeping. too .n . dar the Danish Coast, hive been captured by`Ae qinle of Crotienburgh,after firing n 11. Av shots at them; and to add to'the MiSfortune, two more of them in passing Copntiagen have been ) tal,en by' same armed Boats;', to prevent the like happening aain, an - English I: l ;l , .ate is stationed in that iluarter,: - .and the Banterer Sloop. of War of ST. FETUS/MIMI-I s SEPT. H.--Yesterday the Yie 'Deum was sling in all the churchei, and guns were firedat the Admiri!ty.an3 Fort rt:ss, Oct account oldie signal vidory obtained nn the Ist July by Admiral. SI;Al AV (14 over the Turkish Fleet off the isle of • ' The aini . .h Government has.•issued orders • ing all Danish Merchant-vessels, in the Russian Ports not to pat to sea, lest they should fall into the hands cif :English Privateers and Cruizers. • His livverial Highness the Grand DukeCONSTAN k; n , TIN ;!: `been, appoinCed Inspedor General of Fforse: —(Stockliolin Gazette, oa. 24.) • CUPgNIIAGEN,` OCT. 19.-TIIC two Danish Nen of War, one.of which was lying-in Friederickm'iarn, arid the other in Chistiansand, are, we understand, . . arrived sate in the Port 4A . Vredericltstadt ; •this gulag' . remainder of the Dinish Navy has, therefore, escaped froni the grasp of the Engiitill. Dr4o. " A convoy from Leith, : pct ;into Stralsu id thit nlprn lug." . . LtStiok, NOV.- 1.---BudwApALuTF. "hag treated the 'Prince Regent With the; greatest personal 'indignity. The Prince addressedatlettor tQ Narof-c.w on the subjeal of the pending ditlerenceft, put the latter re turned it unopened to the Portugues,! Aitiha,sluor at accompanied by a' Norte from TALLEYRANbi in which his Excellency wits told, thathis.protracted in.that Capital was offensive to the Emperar,. M. ARAtuo, tin the night of the 20th, receied messenger from Paris; 'he imindiattly 'summoned theCtitincili- which sat till. a late hoor in the morn itag, when a detirier was sent nif tri:Madrid.'. The , dkpateheA ire stated. to have'aunounced the cietet urination of BOON A to placvVrcnch.garrisons in Lisbon and Oporto. No intimmiOnof the march of the Freneh army iuito tit iiu wis.made to theC,tpikat of Until it had, passed the fron tiers, when Gnit•ral N sL.nt inrwardto provide quarters tor hi .none, advatienT iu three divisions throtigh 'Gallieia, ',Castile, and Lttamadarach first, divigion the Spanish (moil; ordered to the Portuguese frontins broke up.for. Badajos :on the Ifith ult. ; they are to be billowed by alt the troops in Andalusia. It is a singular tai t, that' all the Spa nish troops in the neighbourhoottOfthe Capital have been ordered away. The people.of Madrid, who .daily expected to find them replaced by French Cot ps, suvcaeLl the Prince of Peace crilaviug be them; but their murmurs were t•illed by theicrears. and they WAWA jthe 'resu;o9;. , treliidat' y • - -There are now eight Porttiaues,, Ships of the afloat in 'the Tagus, besides Friz,rtic,,; and net weea 40 and 50 Brtrzit Trademenargt dimensions, each capable of carrying 38.9 r 40,11 i,•,). HELSINGBURGH; 23.—The English Fleet, consisting of tip‘%tfrar':l3 -of 400 Sail, including the 'transports, passed - yesterday by this' pine with a fresh breeie and fine weathei. Adrairal'S when she neared the house inhabited by the King, begin) to slltde, whereujion all the Ships of War iOutlnued the salute in succession as they pased by. As soon as the firing began; then' Ma)esties the King and Queen proceeded with the Piince,sSo 7 WHAIELMiNX to the .Bridge to enjOy' the grand audlieautiful sight of the. English Fleet. ,Adinirat Git'vziia and Lord CA - Tatimir . catne on shore td compliment their Majesties. ddeune. dinatOire" Were: by his Al;ijesty's orders prepared for The •tpast" of the King and Queen of Engladd, thti.English Notion, and the English fleet and Aility, ,were ,drank, and Mr. PIiiii3SPQINT give' iil return, 'fhpie of the King and Queen of Sweden, and the Smojish Nation, Army, vrid'FieeL , AA.imiral:Gdim En an 'and Lora CATHCART . thereupon retUrri'ed to ihe•F on boardOf two Frigate. 3.— (Griltimbrirgh Nov. 4j ELSINEUR, ,OCT. 125.-Yesterday notice was General OrUers, apt the Eii . glish are ,to "be:onsiiierecl;'• and treated, .as enemies, both by land and -. sea.' All. 'English Vesceli which come within the range of cannortiliot•ale therefore_iired and ill . the EngliSit'are arrested as soon as they '"-otrte . ota• shore. Yesterday or English Ves ,:sel) hove to slbt, under convoy (Al Cutter, they were fired at and taken ; they , came from Lotiderf, ; , an t i the masters . : statod that' at the titre a their de= paitore it was° genendly, reported in England,- that on their arrival in the Sound, pozNe would prutiably liave been concluded It 11 4 ...ai1d thel:4.4ore seem th.:t these roi,bers still, cherixh!'the proud idea, Ow the Danes feel . di4pos.ed. to com , * l .pound with Two pieces of calltioll .11aVe 1:11C-;* ly been mounted an the bridge, to prevent the En g, fish front waking an attempt, at flight, to land, and• retake ii Ships., We learn (row Hosinotirgh, that a 1111,i,tti Minister-has. arrived there, and open , - . ed negotiations with the King of Sweden, 7 —(Copen- - helallga4elie,J)f. 0p,),.. • ~ - • c11111#r1 : "NSOUND, OCT. IG.ip-The Danish tio tilla whieh was at Frederieksvarn has,come into Fart;-' ~ derickstadt, upon the Skyadicili Fr,,ntiers, o puss the Winter.. .4. Cutter and. several Gad-Doats.. are 'also static at Frederiekstadt, whi c h ta k e lathe . sels that come near that place.' • : .1-jeLsitioaasitta., OCT.. 28.--The Danigh Man Of W;ar the Areptlipas, of. 84 guns, one of the.. finest S4jps in the. Fleet; is on shore on' a sand bank near !ye, island of ,Wien, and will be Ipst.• Six, hundred 1 1:fighlandes, who. were on, ho“rd her, are on the isJ ti 1, Iris expected she will he bmnit, ' 7 GOTTEN BURGH, Nov. s.—Eight of the Hain -111401 Mails which were duo arrived here )•eiterday; we expect to - receive the remaining OneB by the,neXt putt, tl~e passage of 0 4 9 Bolt being, it is said, now, free. • - The report of.an Artnistiz.e between Sweden and Vat until 2 ,4pril next, ilas:been current her; liqt, ;. catinotbe tpccci- to a:ly authentic source. ,c99j - clethlenpatitii.ies of ruerehandize friim dep, - ,chiefly,Vvolipnai - proituce., have foand their war t: ,, Dither dttrieg the laii! nigotb— • • )-. 1 • 7 - , 1, „. . General . • CitRISTOPIIt has . , for sonic' tine ruaintahlt , cV two Agelas here, hive:Act; pow":;s and instrutlions to wake overtum to the \lo,l,ters of, Us country, and to propose to . them t 9 put, the Island under tile protection of 1414',Br:talinic Mx- jesty., It is said, .that• the 'project of a' ii'daty , of amity, rJmtnergo,,,,and alliance; bvtive,tn-E.ogkand and Hayti, is ;lethally before Governtricz; : • • • The Gazette of Saturday cOnlains Of, 9rder in Connell res, eEtink. the distrihutiim 'from. ammark; En:oda. • Napizs, ale 'Revak; the Seve,n :Islands, :and ftagnsa, which i i '.40,441 911 • 11 - 1 its. tegulatinns and proportions tp : 4119 Order4o i. 16 diviiion of:French . and . otb , r Pas :beginning , to 'subside at CHrles... town when tilt... last at:counts Came away. /1 arnis' Sloop; 'wticii arrived at New York in two mlays -front. Charlestown, bronglit that several cool siay'S ilavinc - prevaikti, the itlice had he inorellealtAy, aid the peopit:.! were koe g innin t. ; to•remoreit) die town Irma Stilivan's isl..ild. On Sattirilay'tlie . eutitesled'Ele;:ilon ryr Cogotilinan 'for :rho - \Vard (; . t Coriwnitiers, no room of Cuttis.73) . Ptir,,a..srxTii, a . • 11).1 . 11, finally closed, whet' 144: tumbt)ers, wtje, for r. Mr. jtiiEs, 51 ; f6r Mr. 49:, tli loaner t her foria;kiecliteti•thily • $ torsia)'i by the direction of-the, present wo7thy Sheriffs,. some Poor. , BOxes were laatif,,E ont.at the clUcirs of Newgate :and the Comptersl the a Aloklut yeedii4:d was considerable: -It was . v‘try: ti t tr:.lly at - naunced'on them, that the , sums' deposited' will be distributed by•tht.; Sheriffs.. 'l'he King .hat keen illeaseq tn i gio and .gr,in.t unto Jour; liatonT fir:TToN . „6f and Vicar of I,kdbury North, liisltoytil Licynce'and an thaiity, thA. he ,and his issue may tilt and it . :;er the Surn,aine,. and bear the-,c .knisp..ot only, in compliance xvith the wish and,fifti% of his matern..l N 1 . !;;;ci. cif' ‘ I OttCrtoll, LieCe.itied, to Order tir.ttillis 111:1:jet ,- .; - 'conc;.isioti and ,decLisatiou regiltered• itl hist c01kg,.., of Arms. • It with_ sorrow , we have•to inc:ldif,a the damage done hy. the late tempest. :,Qn ,the • .I)4lc,Lt;iicoa:,t its 'etretts have been dreadful. PO: of the trans withibiiilt 200 Troapti - ;besiaes . iinti)en, was (invest on shore near Catwiek; but , - 11 y:mevere all savel by the aiaistnlice aln,r(lthl livutkly, 4901 the shOre, The vtqy „floc. Trans port,' with 500 '.i:L'ootiS• on . b.akki; - 1s 'StddYohitve been Jost; ,find only 130 saveti. by ilie•toavrof Men of War. When she .was last 'seen, she wit driltiDg to,the I?tertti'Sh' conit; 4 , ith . mast.. standipg. .fit kivir livi!A 'ate storm, and , got a.slpre 9 . 1 the , Ficm;‘h coast:- -• 13' . ritaieiivqii'of the ar.ct Llaosses.in tho latt # 0 01111;;'411P they '•. : • The Shcira Trani In part, gik it fi l) ow Roaoi (qui 04). I No' loiv, and 'Aim', •• liritchillsi4n, :of 'St ans.( ,iroilt.Yintigottt ,34 'ciRogenax.ndtifi..:Ite lcst near seta borough. ,1114,13'e4Dy., N a i Ner; tot: Wititbi, and t Of --, are lust tie.tr Whitby., A ~,t.i.ttlii,tictiolttr,o4 . 41 td • •-•-• - - 49 rtoYidencie, TrAnspoft, I.3lAes., ; ,iclost on 4; tha ., .:-="peofo'64viAV • ho,')laqys,4-11aty. 4 ,4:0414,Are1 3 a . 001: t0 L nitdoll, is 3Uti ti on the beach at Harwich, COPENLIAGEN, NOV. .7.--riPra now OrdittacicE,,, published. here,. Al I. , tters going from hence to Goc",.. tenhurgh are ,to .be opened; and.re. ; scaled. with tiiß l Seal: 0( the.Poliee, previpai : to theit4Olog 'forwar4 7 . di. l. llil4..Ortlinnuce lin:for its ohjositi. no.tioukt it Ile .. at9ppiv of the .Eris.lish I..ettpra. G . oi*Tatikt.Tß9it, No.v. 0.--,4ticounts from Fie,l 7 . 1 ' ) 1 state;- ; • • itt l'h .1' , 4 , -haxit Shili bqlg,tuz 1 t Lkt v)int... is is . trc. ) ._ trk 3 1 , 41%' elltlit.Eitliii,iiii", N"4 Ir. lo.."-;=`/iltliot 7 Igh tile fri-ta, have been, tak,en, anlcarriei.l into ElNin,Ag..-, t"4 , "i)ilitill.,`Wt.; 4 o,\Vireikt iftql ay aivi donsid4r.tbkt,atie 16,1 v..:;. , 4 - The SO O P /1 ° " 0 1) of AVO , qrriv4 ,l laotPiStit vi . l .s oo ilisvpe t ,gre, nutuvrvw, ,i , ,liic,i i t otk,.itie ,eff.4,l„, of 11-.1 Disp.%tchei ter the En.ilish r iMinkter, - - - ~ f - Is ' • 1 • litt'or - 1101 I Pit ! nil_ ea ?p1 p.leit O. ii...,) , Ut 4.5 J: 1)(3.4.1t 4 1.. . `.,. )P. .. . . . . . The Sp e nc 4 r ji.V.ii.A, ...%Li o o f w rir4 i too 14. w i t i 4ll t kriatttik!PtNialt and Wilitei'ea;'e 1i11e.0.15,.... ; I, e „„ s firapk t eocll 4041, nti bet lkAver - Vi‘a"4 are: inctoittrabht, i up -1 ) , the Ssibille I': igate, atic.i ti;.e. ,e/iz.rgyiy,„ . ., Voslitarc:if it . „ipli t , 0 1; 7 1 ; 0. t 4i s „ , att i c i e ; ., 4 iF-144 . 4...„6 1 -0 1 .1 4, ti 0.4 , )A5 1 4 ., o f Furester Sappho, Br ig4; t.,:,, .ifurA itiofway.and Om . - i il , ?l ,, f r as 141st wt,ttl:.. : , ' A4, , ,klJ4far;t:com Liverptulr am! a large Sky . with: jimb:r..,arei?ktvir i a i)rt of ht.7l' c;avv, 4 t ;4O , -Ittfetirrthittettt,ll3in'ae3; Sutirl&WA64 is fin ork e Vorkelli4v„4Arst— .itew ,