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'MC nos Tuz LONDON GAZKFTE. Nov. `, 1E313. W, WWI% wrmEtrr. • 1 bnicnlng4ireet,NopouperA t ,S A A Dispatch of Avhicb the,.followiogijs, ap i tract , WWI yesterday reteiv,ed. Loril-Rfithairscs Office, ealdrrssed, to., 4if4.,,014,14p,,A1•Fi0x,m0 shal the Malqueski Weillitgtotr; • dated Verai .The cn erny.moved•GcneratPatits's - thviston rom • Olersyn to the.neighbotarliOad'a.7Sf,?Jean de pi e d . ' de Port, as . soon as out left made its MoVethent on the 7th instant Op, , ,tbe night of the 12th the et - luny:attacked end „carried the redoubt a the' camp of Sarre, which was' held by a picquct of forty, men of the arm yof reserve or'Andalusia,.who were tals . en , as well, rit} , ohe huatire4 pioneers,. There is. reason to believe that they were surprised, as the reserve for the support.of the,redouht had not time to give, picquet assistance, ,This . redot,ht was .certainly more distant from the, line, andiron the gronnd fro;n wikleft it,coulti he supported, than I lied i intagincd,it to be when I had directed that it 6110011. he occopied, an d it was se) neacto the, lioim,;es. or. the village of Sarre as always to an attack hy serprise, 1- have therefore not allowed it to he fe.oecupjed, • , After having posstssion of the redoubt, the ene illy made cm attack, 'on the morning of the 18th„, upon Abc advanced posts of the army . of Andalu sia, tmder the•command c,f Mariscal de Campo Pedro Giron, With` a view to regain posses sion of those works which they had lost . on the tith, which they constructed in front of the camp of Sarre, It was at first imagined And reported, that ; the real attack WAS cm the side of the Her mitage of La Rhune ; but it tars confined entire , ly to L. 140 advanced pasts: of .the army of An ' Musk, and was repulsed by them without difficulty, lAind every reason to be satisfied with the con duct of Mariscal de Campo Don P. Giron, and • the,Peperal Staff and other officers, and the sol idiersimder his command upon this Occasion. 1 lead. again occasion to observe particularly the steadiness of the, regiment ,of Ordenes t i nder the command of Colonel Hoye, ; . Nothing bf. importance has occured on any part, of the line, but it appears that the enemy have b,cen reinforced by considerable ho l ies Of recruits, ' rah• ed by the recent conscriptions. ; • I have received-no reports from Catalonia. since I addressed your Lordship last, . . Admiralty-Officc, Natien , l tit: 2,1813. CopY of a Letter fioin Admiral 'mid Keith, K. 13. to .Tohn Wilson Croker, Esti ttateet on boo,rd Nl.A3Lbty % s Ship tkrittatt, (300 , 46410118ay,:40th OetoGer 1813. , • Stne.Captain Tobin ) of his Majesty's ship An dromache, arrived here this morning with the the French frigate La. Travc, of forty-four guns, ,hiclVhe captured on thr 23d instan, after a short 2etion, This frigate is the consort of the Weser; taken by the ltippon, Scylla, and Itoyali , t , on the ‘...) st eneinie a cony of eaptain Tobirt's letter, I tiiih cptstre, and I tun sorry to observe, Lieuteinnia, Etickins,no, iS w,te y vvotmAlect, I have the honour to be; fire. (Signed) kfxrit, Achuiral. Auciroucicire Octabef /2 ',vogues. 'My the - day. opened on the 23t1 lit'sll,, Ole Andromache 'gave chace to a frigate undcriory city N. re. quarter; about" fo.ur Met; bearing E.. 13y S. fOurteen, leag . oe r c) gbeprened a fire an us from her stern cv,i4, not rettiiii(td untilaposition was ,taken.on H .lter Nve,ather quarter; when, after a fk:Chle . reSiSepi)Ce 'of about ,fifteen miroltes., she struck her colours: indeed inch was the disabled state of her masts pre'vloefily to our meeting, that any further' opposition would have' been., the ex treme of raAiness. She is La Trave, of ?S French 18-pounders and 46 181ound carronades,.: only nine months old, .with., a crew of 321 men (nearly all Dutch) one of Whom was killed, and her Coimnan,ile6 Jacob Van Maren, Capitaine de Vaisieau and Member of the Imperial Order of Reunion, the Second Lientengut, Oxholme, two :Midshipmen i"e of the nce l '. ( ffl (1 ) , and 24 ; 3C:11,1101 wounded. • The Anarornathe has received no injury in ber t{ril, nor angl'it 'to ntrtinti in her sails or rig, gild;, while U latovnt to say, tl.at Mr. Thomas' Dickinson, the ".I,:ientenartr, is severely wounded, and one seaman slightly. 1 }Ave* the honour to I,e, &e. ( d Signed), Geo,. Topo. Captain, To Atirclial Lor EC. Iv.c. tx, P. \ w I.t ,ce:qs that LA •• Tray }raft two nwn woomicd key ii4lgLitiii brig cat war, ork th t 9,th. delrara Pr/ Nnt., Eilr'n:t <tf t. Lkttri t•oln (Itiliav to Yt;)3n Crilker, 0-.. 4 e,1 to. ~tittwtl44. adth (ktoton., IAI3. 7'1, 0 (Ai n *waLlt I.l;totsil 44itier privatxr, thtt . e lwt.na ra .1 2i ;Iwo. vtiltor,,zci utt the 224 ni.kt, (a 111. teruc ; :o4). Pittract of 8,1-ctler f vow tho,t too. .r, of w o , .t..'olresctl to 1d,:.0.-,i4J , N6O ) , ao d tytitAtuittni,b to 3. W. ( roher, Es( l ,. it 4 :,l. S. 11utsloir, i.t Sea, O,:; . A. 1 613 . I be"; !ettt - t' to to 101 l 1 ii :tr. this (14y clyptork.(l, g it r r schowlo - 1 0 ,Ater uJ n4.irett;r gnus, rttil 29 (ruin ~/ (.1 ,V,Jr. 2, 1.913 has been pleased, iu of Li, :A!l,,ie,,,ty, to tint! ~; of H ' e* 10 1'itr11:1.11/01it b it.'• H. ;fli(i • t- t•• rt't. . ! I)ectil 1.,.) ; I ! J .!!!..' !'aia ' 111();i• J 4, - [III li01.1) ;, • titan f.fie s.xid et)11- t „ „,„„, r fi.y4tpur lit! tvgistvte4l, t t ;. . ..-.( 1, " , ;11i tilt ittk.alecto of ,4‘yn)g. ' 2 . • ' ' , : ;r, ji, . , i -.i~ f_.. - ~ /. t'.lllt, • corti-liictor, to 74 c:,!11,, , I .1, Kt ten i a a: St, 11.4:1t3i's , . t`~ r! Henry Mauls, M3rtlett-oottrt, :-...Coetr i t.garilen, dealer, . T emher 10, Id, at eleven, and Dreember 14, at thtfri:\ . nudoo r Attorne.y, Mr. Pope, Nluiliford-ceort - ,:,, Fenchurob.street.lr - yvarlimzh , icii, tin: rey, lit °lice% Nciremb el. 1,71 I)ettmber.l4, :at welvv, at Ckiildli,lll, Lontliut. Attorney, Atr, tilt r, Crevdon. .1 . 0110 N'orthwieti, fTheshire, 1 randier 19, and Decani h ,14, at !Jere!), at the Crown Inn, Northwich. Altoraes, Mr. Wind}.., John-street, -Itedford-row, or Mr. Chantler, - Henry Hall, late of Lewes, ' , .inssexi butcher, November 11, 12, and I .reember 1.1, at,eleven, at the Star Inn, Lewes. Attorney-,Alri9ourge triwynne,„Lewri, Robert Wilhabisan 'Clapham, ~Liverpool, grocer; Novelither 22, 29, and December 14, at,..hlivon;at the Globe Tavern, Lieerpnol. Attornies, Mr. Thoma 3. Winclle, John -street, Bedford : Now,.. or Messr.. Griffith and /Wide, .Fenwick.- . street, Liverpool. • , William Irate, late of St. John, in Bedwardine; Worcester shire, malister - iNovomber 30,.and December 14, at de- ven, at tjte"Star and th.iter Inn, • Worcester.. Attornies, Mr. Wall, Worcester, or I%lessrs.- LOWnde3, Red-Lion- Thomas fiteele, Chester,; woollanAraper, Nov. 13, .16, and Dec. 14, at eleven, tattle White, Lion Inn, Cheshire,— ,Attorniesi Messrs-Philpot and Stone, Hare -court, Tem. fie, or Mr. Fiticheit, Cheshire. Shackfield Williams, Shrewsbury, Salk ~grocer, November y12,i13, and Dicernter 14, at oue,.at the. Guildhall Coffee/ house, Worcester, Attorney, Mr. , Gillato,..Worcester, or Alessrs. Cardajes and Young, Gray's-lon. Morgan Waters, Coptliall-court, uteri:Mutt, November 6, lel, arid December 14, 4t. tea, at Guildhall, London.. Attorney, ME. Dawes, AO e 0 lin, Tit rogrno rton4t rcet Walter Clark, llereford, inercer,Nevember De- . • comber 14, at eleven, at the San Inn, Ludlow, Salop.— .Atterriles, Messrs. liosvt . and Jones, Ludlow, -- or Messrs. liighmoor and Young, Scot's-yard, 13t,sh-lane, Cannon street. Philip Phillips, - St. James's-street, Pall-mall, glass-dealer; Novitober 4, 11, and 11ecepaiw, 11, at eleven, atGuildhall, . Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Eylea, Castic-strea, klotindsditch. Thomas Crofts, Fleet-street, boat and sitoc-maker, November 6, 16, and December 1-1, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornics,,Messrs. Tritv.titt and son, Cook's-court, Cat ey- street. John Walker, • Shored:Act), furniture-broker, November 6, 13, and December ;11, at - ttt Guildhall, London. -At torney, Mr. Woods, New Corn- E%cbange, Alexander Copeland, Uadiuiliall-street, watch and clock maker, ;November 13, lii, and December 14, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Tucker, Bartlett's buildings, Holborn. . William kllolson, Bloornslinry-svare, 'engineer; November. 6, 'lo,and December 14., at istelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Tatham, Craven-btreet, Strand. 'John Gibbs, late of New Romney, Kent, glizier,.NoveMber 5, 36, and December t I, at eleven, at the Guildhall,. Can, terbury, Attornies, Messrs. Hiatt and Waterman, Essex street, Strand. William Purkis,. Portsmouth, cabinet-maker, November 4, 16, and December 1 , 1, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At , tornies, Mr. Briggs, Essex-street, Strand. AI exandrr Waugh,,Miuorieik„,lotiler, November 6, Ig, anti December 14, at 04...41) at Guilaall, Luaclua. Attorney, Mr. Edward Parton, ' .• . John Mitchell, New Sarum, Wilt shire,. cabinet-maker, No vember 6, 14, and Deceneacr 1 t,' eleven; at Cuildball, London. .Attornev; Mr. 'William Smith, Bedford-ivw. - (Div idends.&e. to-morrow.:!, .Cctintnission in the South limns Itegiment of Militia, signed • by the Lord Lieutenant of the County ?T Hatbti. Lieutenant Robert Eashleigh to be Captain,. Vice Butler, re. signed. - DIEN CII PAPERS. COPENTIAOEI4, OCT, Majesty ordered on the Ist-instant, that there should be read froM the pulpit, in all the churches, a short exposition of the causes of the war which Denmark now maintains in her own defence against Sweden, and'that there shall afterwards be a solemn prayer for theiuccess of his Malvsty'S artni. Vtesi'tia„ Oc.r. .15.;--The greatest stagnation reigns in business ; every body complains of war, a n d sighs Ifter:the promptvitablii.hitLPraaf peat:e.' lii shalt there is not one elasS` of citizens who do not, suffer. We are exposed to requisitions of all kinds, : in men, in do in horses, ici goods, Money is more scarce than ever. The Austrians still remark with ill humour and chagrin, that the authors of the present war are almost all -in triguing strangers, who have 'arrived, one does . riot know how, at the first eMployments, and who always inclined, tO satisfy' their ambition, to vio lent measures. We al'e not dazzled by those•.pre• tended successes with which the jindrials of this '.eapital are' &cry morning filled. 'We know that the- army has experieneed great losses, •and that they arc very much embarrassed to repair them. This Order of things' cannot long exist. Besides, the misunderstanding which has appeared in the different branches of the Administration require the Sovereign's presence, llis stay with the army is hurtful rb pnhlic credit. England promiSed subsidies which she (hoes not give; She has still excuses for delaying payment of- them ;,nevertbe less Austrian blood flows fm: bcr,,and we c anno t . forget th it she • has, without pity, sacrificed us• in all preceding wars. Rornmiourto, OCT% 15 .—The day before terday, about six in the morning, an enemy's party, consisting of about 400 Prussian bit:rutty, 100 Cossai:ks, and a mountain appeared before the Fort, and attacked the Mill Post, de fended by a seejeant and 15 men,who courageously • maintained themselves. '.[`be artillery of the fort fired very successfiilly, and repulsedthe assailants. The enemy, discouraged by these fruitless attacks, retired in the direction of Bremen*, leaving the Comn andant. and about 30 men killed before the place. To-day, about noon, a column of 1,100 nil7intry, 200 horse, and twapicces of cannon ,:com ing from Uaarbarg arrived. Other tioops arc ex pected. Sr ,!..4 Seal.% 30.---TheTnrkiSh army, which is. on that 6anksrof the tthpliva,j s i vouninanded by the Paella of Widdin, whoh•is been appoiritedoXacha of three. tails. This 'ax,tiy no 'the !,,tlit inst. took the fortified Isie of .11oretsch.. The' Servian gar rison was pot, to the Sword. Tbe Tnrkish flotilla contributed gireatly tO - this advitnt*o; The etie- - 'My afters aids occupied a camp at Telelta. Some troops are opposite, upon the Semendia road. The Se.rvians have been allowed to, send friam.Belgrade to the Austrian' territory, .the tcp men, chilken and goods ; but inert capable of bearing arias nittzt remain tckdefend the fortress and the couutry. An article, dated Frankfort, Oct. 20, after seat. .• - ink the ipscat increase of tecrtt socie ties ' vier many, says -4` The end which Om secret societies of the ' present moment affeet, is, the creation of ra eau 8' of resistance againit France ; but this is not the . real .motive;. or at least is bait secondary. n o istit td at nt.ivasne be - recollected that they x,e i:c epoch When war did not, ; that what they wish is the,overthrowing.of the social orde r ! now ; they flitter thernielves, with su,bsti tutiw•-, :In'other for it, ii4.. t i c l4 would 14e the regime, of tftc inost perfect equality,, , The read design of these secret Societies is evident in everything thn4- emanates fialin them. They speak or the sove, rei2l , tv of the neoule as the French Jaeubins did.." IJSBON PAPERS'. , . • y, ~. LisßoSt.,* . ooT • is.—Our accounts from Gihral tar coutione sery enfaxourable ; the fever still prevtiL , there with con , ,iderable virtdenee. This city is remarkably healthy, more so indeed than has been retnemberedfor several years. The 77th regiment sailed a few clays ago, for Corunna. _ The Governor of Pamidona sent to the Sp.;inisb army, to demand food for their countrymen with in the walls, saying, that they had not wore than sufficient to serve them to the 25th. ;This was refused; and be was told, that a French soldier should be ptit to death for every native who died of famine after the 25th, if the garrison had rations: On this reply, the.Gover. nor sent a second messenger, who was sent on to Lord:WELLINGTON : the nature of his proposals have not transpired, but it is supposed the .Go vernor wished to surrender upon terms, PRIVATE, CORRESPONDENCE. camp near Gara, Oct IC, 1813. On the morning of the 7th the Spanish army, under General GiEoN, attacked the enemy's strong line of position in front of Lesaca, sup ported by the light division, under General AL'rEN, white British columns forded the river at Itun. It appears from Field-Marshal the Marquis of WELLINGTON'S public thanks to the army of An daiuSia, that their goOd conduct 'enabled hint to fulo all the intentions with which be made the attack. At night-fall the enemy's position and camp was occupied by the allied troops, and the French only retained one post upon that part of the Pyrennees, Brigadier-General Sir J. DoWNIE led the principal column of Spanish attack, and having placed the. colours of the regimcnt of Se . ville Upon the top of the key of the enemy's position, &c. &c. made a rbport to the Spanish General of Division, of which the following is a translation :—' Spanish Came, Oct. B.' ISIS. Excct.t.v.tcr Sta—l have the honour to report to your Ex. cellency the ,operations of the column of attack upon the left, which was yesterday placed under soy command, with the ea -6n:titles which attended it.. As most of these operatious were made under your personal observation, I hare only to observe to ydnr Excellency, thot having sent the companies of sharp-shooters - •in Omit, to skirmish and. cover.,..ouroit:—, pros h, I brought the remainder of the troops inclose column to Within a hundred yards of the highest part of the enemy's Position, and at that distance from his entrenchmeats and pa . rapet I halted to breathe the troops; .in a few minutes I or dered bayonets to he fixed, and the tiugles.and drums, to sound the charge, and then pus i lied forward at the charge in double quick time; with'such promptitude, vigour, and va- . lour, did the troops fallow to the front, that us utu.):Oent we were masters of the trenches, riunparts, and principal po-• sitions, the French' retre ding in the moat preetpitnte order, and the standard of the Regiment of Seville was flying on the posit by eight o'clock in the inorning. Lm a few minutes we pursued the enony to the front, and by order of the Commander-in-Chief, pa” , ed three mountains till we reached the 'greart mountain of La Run. tiVe then menaced the enemy's left, while our right attacked that for midable pnsltion. Having refreshed soy troops, I received' orders to attach the enemy's flank. The column was inlll2t* diately put in motion for this object, which was carried into . effect spirit, as far as the broken craggy moutitnin.. woehl permit; and the attack was sustained till I was or ' dered to fall back and occupy the first position we had carried in the morning, whiCh we, realized by elevetto'clock at night. I have no language to do just ice to the valour and disci. pline of the troops under my cOmmand, in their charge upon the enemy's entrenchments and strong positions with the bayonet. Sc' troopi its the world could hate done this better or with more spirit and enthusiasm.. Your Excellency will permit me kiertictilarly to recommend lilajor Guiterez, Coln minima of the Regiment of Seville; Lieutenants of tirenae. itiara and Lieutenant of Infantry Don Miguel. and Don lily triiiigo rle Alsugn, and Don Pedro Mantes, who conducted thopisrlyes with a military courage that snakes' them worthy •of notice, I also recommend to yaw Excellency's attention the good conduct of Lieuti-col. Eseuria, of the Stall, who riecompanied . me and the of the Regiment of Privies, Don 1.. Cabrera, This Officer 1 entrusted to command the seert.shenters, anti he was severely Wounded; on a former. occasum I commanded:this brave Oaicer, when be met with trisfortutic. I must here ii-e.owledge. the handsome tanner with • whip!, Atsige, ,Colonel of the Regiment of Seville, i:;i.ee toe his Reginsetat, with which I have had the honour t i c::ccute the orders' I received. I requested that Regiment in particular, because it heirs the name, and has. in its colours, the arms of the Cite of Seville. I cannot conclude this Report vitt hout bringing under your consideratkon Lieutenant-Colonel Elaine, who, without any appointment in this army; assisted me in this flair, aud,also Capin . . Robert Steele, of Geiferal Doyle!e Military Depo sita who ,accompanieS Me during the whole of the action ; • he.executed his duties of Aid-de-Camp Much to my satisfac-._ Clan, keeping up a communication with the. English column who heist the enemy on my left. I beg you will curry my re commendation of these Officers before the Commander-in- Chief,' for his consideration, that their merit- may not be 'forgotten. God preserve your Excellency many years. (Sigiied) . JOHN - DOWNIE. 144 Excellency Don .1, Perues, &c. - LORD CATHCART AND STA' c. STtWART. LETTERS FROM TILE. EMPER•R RUSSEA TO LOUD •CATHCART AND SIR CHARLES STEWART, ACCOM;- FANYING THE INSIONIA OF TIMIIONOURS, CON rzaßyli ON THErsi, t 4 LIEU 1., GEN. STEW.% wr—T hive witnesAed in common setth the; whole army, the indefatigable ze4l'whiett ygiktutre played throughout the campaign, dull% the course of wh.L.h. stlw:o present in the field of litotiOur, Lute hitt ! inthe most posed sttnatime4, heett remarked for yuiti . toolucsiitudtur coliqieuons sitiour. • • • t , i s n iy dure to rctider illustrThtfadi,udfbrilliitut and Cinaidee that I tcra - ).ott a prj,of oe'tbe ektimatiott iu which I hold. them, wLn I send ),.,u Insi , isiA of the Ottier of St. (ooige of the . 4th chiss, is You kni;w that this distiaction belongs alone to military tnerit.`lt Nill recall to your recollect kJ I tbw.rucnlerab c dity of Coins, where you bled in the CikUle; and all the .bilve mess who these fought. , will , rejoice4o see you thebeater of a Jew ration, which is to record that you were at-once the partaker of their danger and of their Olory.. *4 A c c t ipt with these e4pc..cial testimonies of my esteem, the, ikssurance of toy regard. (si alac d , ) . ,4 4 ALFAAN•ogn . t o plitg, lb (27 ) Sept, 1131;t: • • • " He, 4 4, 4klasedee—.7-Viteourtt CA' OMIT. in sentli4 y(A4 the inAigoia of the Order, or Si, Amlrew and those of St. iivnrge of t4e 4th Class, I discharge a debt whit li I have ever felt a pleasure in uel, noWledging. you always at my side in the field of honour ; st ring:you, Al ways au joated with the 11104 i ttrtiellt Xelli for the cause which we *tipport, I have daily Wistml rsuder justice to the ele' vated and pure sentiments of the negotiator; to the coolness hi pt brilliant valour of the General ; and, I conceive, that cannot give you a more distinguisheil, proof of wy - esteetit mid considetatieo, than by joining to the Ord e rs tat sbeguipire the Militt,ry Order of St, George. XO4l will metre at at tbe 93atit tittle the assuraupes of my c u s l ig ia l lt e e d rptde ieVm u.4i)6l. etits. 44 T o plltr, Sept, I 5 (27) 1813.", NAVAL NVAWS. .. . , , The American schooner Firefly, Capt. Ilt.i.svei,ti frbm Boston bound to BourdeauX; hips been ear turd by the Revolutionnaire. frigate; and seat I:is Plymouth, Capt. Eu. Witt. reports, that the f're d arrivet • sident frigate, Cottnnodore RODGERS, hai at Boston previous to his leaving it. PORTSMOUTU, Nov. 0.--Arrived his Mak- ship -Shannon, .Capl. Sir P. V . B. Baoxs, Ba;t. . from Halifax, with dispa (.. t-I , IC3, with which the gallant Criptuin has just lauded and gone aa to town ; Columbine from Plymouth ; ' trail 1 .port, aaliero man of war, 94 - - guns', I row ditto; . and his 3fajesty'S ship 7:grid:: from COOL'. .4 1- rived several vessels from the 'Westward. PLyssouTit, Nov. I.—Arrived the Atnericstl. sehoonerF - ireflYt Et.tivELL, Master, from Roston Edgar. France, prize to his Majesty's.ship RevolUtiozyglire• Arrived the Queen Charlotte end Clarence ate 6 ‘var 'from . the Channel .fleet.illf:hiting schooner, Conquest gnn-brig, and Orest e s sloo p of war, fr°' the Westward ; also the Sur/iontter ITOEka CllO Sailed the Coluinbine gun-brig with a •con voy fo ? the Downs ; Rippon man of war for c e he Chan nel , fleet; and the Briton on a cruize. W undertrargl the Orestes has restapturecl.a brigcrti,Jui Yig °: board the crews of several vessels which had b ee ", captured by the Americun privateer True -134 0 Yankee • the cartel, after 511 c had been di 3 P atcli i ll for a British port, having been fallen ill with "' l e .,. taken possession of by a French privateer, ifbi,l, ordered he... to proceed for France ; she is 11 01 ' 1 ' .;, expected. ~.t n i g ht I.4 . ALMOIIT 11, OCT. 31.—Arrived late IP" . .. „„ ti VIP several transports, under convoy of 0 o —* a j .for Plymouth. troni Passage, last from Scilly; they ha" tt , ,4 on tbnpassage by g Capt. V . CitiNG, one, of the above tlect.,was Capt The transport bri Herald (o.': a French privateer. .lO ' Toan.tv, Nov. I.—Arrived List ev ening t ht Majesty's ship Parthian 'from a cruise, 0 .04 0 Hera cutter from off Brest, wh ere 5115 fr of ft , : Majesty's ships /11/e - do Paris, Ajax, Cone S I .. t o B ellow, and 4bercrom&ie, all we ll. S3ile- Lord Cochrane On a cruise. ' !tale Rmits6A - ri, Nov, 2.—The , 'hot packet, from Malta and gribraltar, got 0101 yesterday near the. North F now to acipaint you, that, a she Was hove off the rocio., this evening, and is now a birth, hnti nrakes - very little packet, the Speedy, also fro, the - coUrse of the was put on board It r' , 'Creek. ' theVtt , . Noy'. 4.—Sail:l nd h s is il l olait t Y 5 'Je ff° !soher:PeErlailLen:so.uthrranitlt.el. Arrived hi s 11,111ai.esty:s si:i/I),CifbloiilioitiTot Norge, and Union, f c 'ro l t t i s l itif;:jtelltetYS:selsitelPdt•l,. ril nc. f 4 t o • i o ,n i t n i l v i tr o L y ' li ' s N pO v r . t . , l a '.."— rriTe h tl e ' W e: L:Cci 'roDnistrtflal:l/Ith'ttiti;;;:i o l 'O cTr ol i t n l e t t e a i r ri : y a i i n t e of vessels. - A gr!ttli4t , '°'lle b ' ti ' of vl %C l i t is er c:t voeurtyolftZttlinYMPC:::el;:,:fe 1111:': s t •l r e m s e t - . b .p olt et t e , r lO: t e aotio:igside theiVel'i ' ettel t l ter y hted.fout gulls at the [,,,,a11i0t wlollo_l4 ' V i t a ti t e eir i , a n . e ltz l r 'u n B , I ; i r bet o : n t . Irma '4 () ' I ' r n tb l t o :tt , n' t v t :6l l; n , it; i I l i e ' : this' t i t. °di' I: : 7 ; 1 laCe-i..; I Y?' bib ' c 4er 4iCt :I j c; ''' eligoland the 21st • 'V: wt tnstant• lIICIYAx, - Seri. '2;,0. —Arrived hid IVillesttl)u: ships Dryad, Cur. tiAi.VIAY ; Old $,,,,,Vt)e1,!:!'t,011:,' Hon. CaPt.' tirTorz:, froul St. ,1 oh n's. Pic`,.`,.' l „ ° oth '.: in eight ckys._ 11,is Nlll.jesty's 0 11 P " 0 - is fofP' with a ittimber of tnerehant vesse 1 3 u nder G-1 1 front Nell 13runswick. 'Sr' Jol lti An American . privatecr• arrived at. St . , ge Newfoundland, the 16th tnstant, prize, to }tide jesty's ship Creseent-probithly ,the Prn Gerry. • : 1 0 ' , . Commercially Iniportantp-We learn frola;giort vanna, by a Gentleman who arrived a cts ; 11"everc, in she ship Pastoral, that all, fry go„'fi.ioV description may be admitted into Aineiiil,P o it,i and the parts of FAist Florida, by way of "P co v, paying ontY tr.v,o per cent. for.all artieles r out beef smiled in those places. This regelation ,i decreed by the Junta, flastannas and the Coll' , Spain. fiz boil Dt4TRIUUTIAS or Pijl-4-v•-.51181.----"'-:Ta the sin9P•`----the ILi for tti capture of Or Prodetiistadt, On board, on' '„, e , or D.!)stant; rvcalled. at No. ‘23, Staterittlati Qii MOn"r i 4attird4S. .0 A letter has been received in the Brazils,' from 'Calitain rsAusiot, or the ti;sl: i onf te 4 (l 4 7 oo .. t v . i i : Godfrey Webster, confirming ship having arrived, at the Isle of TratiCe ht Masted. iloW equ t he t to wn , i hy ::::1 ::..id, coliCt,Pinparn4i(tiaeopEnftnta;fuoienso,e,ralAit,:t7rDEtt:ptitc. jog_ar:pdtic:o, . 0,00, , 0, A few days ego, the 5169 Lord .4' 00110 INTrifties, sailed from 'that ore to Idiverp the short space (of e1cven112222_,......,,..• :4 • 0 11' , lie torl o J Genera cp777F , :oTit.l t)gri, isocrt . 00. ‘tli•eirthiti})ecrt°inidtilitilaol'Ort'l44llhr) digldcet o j3 f ri O f i r 3 i l L k i t ' l :: :4 ;: i ii ° 4: P b : dettivhed by Gengral 0104 froth tra l . 0 ilri t !• o Ole command of General Livot, for''',o,,,c/ti°,,i eontingentof 15,00-0 Men, serving, c 0 , vg LOY' with the CaoWiiliatrtca, find u n.der gh of` ,to i Highness's command. few I - w - re bat ~, .) .td Cn"l..N-FX,O,Clat, :1;91/. ii.;..rwere erectly,%Y we l l 0.,,, fttocg':pthreisseln4tb"tatl4' i 4" th°'e4::".lio_t4?ii ri k ll ' ' ll'vailA'‘f° expis:trd, and t;u l ;e ' r -j s r : I . l r t. e 1to114;;:e; -otf ; 1 4 -'!`' t l' . jet gat prices to our 141 . el - C 1• 114 0 • . 4 goL - 11 13° 4)lctini, 'ftor 110001 tier, tb6Lit seven del. Lt 10610 Vin 0),0, %Vita, 10 Maftih,g qeen 6461 tet. the 0 0c Pr r be ° 3l •