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been introduced to their Majesties by the tussian Amliassador. Their Majesties have given a great dialler in bobout of the Prince. t lu ttyrn - MAILS. t Cottenbtargb, t Dublin, t Waterford. • 4- 4 Harnburslt,' 3 Gottetiburgb, t Lisbon, I Waterford C'ltlCr.t)l STOCKS THIS DAY AT T witl.V O'CLOCK. Consols 11 591 TFT F SLTN, SOLL:t QUIS DICERS FALSUZI AUDZA ? WZBNESDAY, 'NOVEMBER 1.3,, 1805. _ This mornin g the Centraaers for the Second Let oly of the present year waited upon Mr. PITT, by a lWintm e nt,,When the Biddi ngs were a s un d er f or. a battery of 23,000 Tickets 1 ,1 3C0M It and Co. 4 .1g per Ticket. Towcoon and Co. i 7 39 0 Can a4d Co. 1 7 9 . iittsr z y and Co.. 17 17 6 krcrt.tarno u and Co. I 7 to o i‘leSSrs, BRANECOMB and Co. being the highest: Lade.% were declared the Purchasers. . i,t\\.%:priee, the profit to Government will bP no 0 0 34 5441 than 203,7531. which added to 178,0001. l ' t : t P ,, r4 t (I' the first Lottery of this year, make I t.' (4'381;7631. Taking the profit of the f 4 014 ‘4ttery at an average sum with the . two ' 1 , 41 ). it Will, easily be seen that the produce 'Ty under the- old mode of disposing of ly tripled by the operation of the new L 0 N N, t we received' Paris Papers to the '6th !eh JwirllalS to the 10th.- .- '-. : x Contain the Twelfth and Thirteenth the Grand Army. The first of these dated from Munich, the. 27th ult. at BONAPARTE was at that-City,- and no tart opethtions had taken pace. It is some trilling circumstances, and gives the Austrian Generals:taken Prisoners. Ith Bulletin is, however, of consider. 'ante. It announces that the.. French ' ArtnY Passed the Inn *on the:2Bth ult . 4 01 , , P ° lnts iii, the division. under BERNADeTT's to ; e4 the !liver at WasierbUrgh ; the Bavarians, 14, 41111t1e d bY Coune.MAIYUG6, at Rosenheini; 141 , c ' t ' s2 ' Passedover at lquilldorf; and Prince Mu m, at ° Qin& and Marekulal; We ventUrf4. repeat , V t() - • , • wa ll i es .) rtidie that UV Austrians and , Russians . k tetin . 444 until they were, joined by the second t a. i t avo peentie ca,,,,H7 4 114 ,,, Y. , This now • appears The French .mot with .little i-roposition inor no Passing the Inn, and, according tr., t heir own account, only picked up . a few 163,463, on the other side. The Bulletin does il ` cl lll forit l - us where the Allied Army was : it ti olli e4 r they were not- in any force 'worth ITICII - 11 , 1/ P °ll 'the Inn ; and it is stated in Let tv ill'lt Frankfort, of the • 2d, -that General ,:orialv had-retreated to' Weis; in Austria, there t 04 1 7- it t he 'arrival of feinforcenacuts, by which he 1 14 ; 1 NI fail to be soon j oined. Weis is two days i trit el Crelli the Inn. BONAPARTE wouldscateely it i c o ut: would to thither until the whole of hiis 1 4 1 Y ' four Divisions.of which were left in Bavaria, eti lt ie. came ' l l l '. It -is 'scarcely possible, therefore, :. 1116 1 ., 1e , c° nid advance ' to Weis before the arriyal 4 ' t " thq sew' nd Russian Army, 'when' the Allied ,t tlt . w eilid have a decided titiperiority of numbers, ilt4tl)(4l,prevailed at the Hague, on Thursday last, k i ii i l l4 ' l ' 4 1 BEi.ll:4.ooTiz had defeated the Russians 'ut e r nu , , and taken fifteen thousand. prisoners ; k, , Ilis is evidently a rumour without foundation. 4tilta.,..:t- information from the Armies could have , rt. ' e 'lved th an of the Operaions of the 28tb. ip, k. 4:4ietio Of the Army of Italy, of tile 29tb ult, tli4t INIASSENA had gained 'an advantage over 1 i tt..," 9'4 rian Arm aud taken 1600 prisoners : but 144111;44°4 the face of themaking Bulletin, . after ~, c r tit h ) wancea for ligrench exaggeration, to have ' -14 1 t. , ; . 4. 41 . 4 1 trilling skirmish ; and the very - short tit :ce vviIiCIIMASSENA afterwards ad van ced, . shows iiiii lo ,..l` ‘.' little by . th e v ia ory. , ti 4. th e Offi c i a l 'Austrian accounts of the Aaions itk i11 ,,, 411 -r l,l to the 12th ult. vvc find, what we always trotra7! th at . the loss, of , the Austrians has . been n hk. b ( )' "aggerated by the French, whilst their ow +Gtib t ‘'ll ' as much diminished: It appears beyond a 1044 of slat the French were defeated with very great t ik,. ll.ll '' 1 . 1 th, and pursued for a considerable dis. tt t e k .. Stlv '' from Holland o f th e gt h i ns t. s tate, in po ttt , id's, that-lluaoc, the French Minister, • 14c.1 I, -- ot a ii 1 4 i, ) „ . 11 , and that the first Division .(amount-_ ki i ll ` s ' 6o () 'nen) : of a farge Prussian Army Wit! Th:ll4tell to 1161.1 and. .1'11310,1 Funds have fallen to sct. 80. Iv • ,to h itt , . . ......,............. 'N Ad i'er tutelligence has reached the Admiralty 1:te1ih.:41441 Le rdCoLLlN6Woon's Fleet. \Vali ill - 7 , th at ti _ - ' • ra i ita k e ja the K., , t ki . fro iere must be so m e ,; t h ., Plymouths which stated that. OA_ tit- . . .!tl ii : 4 Pas:itd that' Port on' SaturdAy, because, it ''''' '44 site must have arrived at Portsmouth before e th Lotter q is near] ly ttelD. 41 L ASi nigh t 4, ancl 41thehrilit:i t tlus of t ktins is d klith timeß httt, l . ' detail s wt n , - ',, ; es° l-1 -rteent importat; 4/4 it f o 1 Point., yesterday afternoon. she is, howevet, eltpeac,i every hours It was stated hi several Letters from -Dov'er,which were received yesterday, that Sir Sibiicy SMITH had sailed with the Squadron under his command for the Purpose of making an attack upon the Flotilla at Boulogne ; it appears, however, by our Letter from Deal, that he arrived in the Downs yesterday. The Gazette of last night contains the. Returns of the Killed and Wounded in the late Mtion between Sir R. STRACHAN and the French Squadron. The numbers are, as we stated on Itlonday, 24 killed and 11 wounded.--Total' 135. Yesterday morning His MAJESTY, PRINCESSES AuGusTA, SOPHIA, and AMELIA, accompanied by Gen. HARCOURT, Frrzßoy, Col. TAYLOR, and Lady WykyAnn, took au airing on horseback in Windsor Great Park. • r. • Yesterday the DUKE of Cu i I iERLAWD, Earl kiIIAT HAN!, Lord. CASTLEREAQII, and Mr. PITT, had a con sultation with the Dugal of YORK, at his Office. At four o'clock his Royal Highness held a public day, and saw a number of Officers. A Military Council was held yesterday at the Horse Guards, at which the Commander in Chief presided. General DuitouaiEu, we understand, assisted at this Council. The Names of those who Weril nominated for Sheriffs by the Lords of the Cowl at the Exche» quer, on the morrow of St. Mar. in, in tho 4fith year of the Reign of King George the Third, and iu the year of our Lord, 1805. BSDFOILD3 R Long, of Kempston; Esq. John Jackson, of Astwick, Esq. Richard ()debar, of Pudding. ton, Esq. Saki so I a a---folin Inglebert Libenrocxl, of Tilehurst, Esq. William Blanc, of. Wingfield Park,- Esq. Harry Tonereau, of Bear Place, Esq. Bucks—lames Backwel I Praed, of Ty ringharn, Esq. Scrope Barnard, of Nether Winchenden, Esq. Phillip flodule • Ward, of Tickford Abbey, 'Esq. • r CAAIBR HUN'ttNGDOst SHIRES —Thomas Page, of Huntington, Esq, Janres [(ilia, of Huntingdon, Esq. 'Lawrence Reynolds, of Sturtlow, Esq. C Francis I.)ukinficldAstley,of , Duitintield, Esq. Sir lleury. Mainwaring Mainwaring, of Over ftcover, Bart. Charles Trclawny Brereton, of Shotwich, Esq. Cu Ara I. atitNia -Joseph DykesHallantine Dykes, of Doyen hy, F.J9. Torrillnson, of Briscoe Hill, Esq. Thomas Irvin,' of; bAStice , . • . Dtaaysit tits.-4itWell Sitwell, of. Renishaw Hall, Esq. Samuel Fox;ol'llnirston Grange, Esq. Francis' Bradshaw, ot Barton, Esq. Dever:wan tax—Robert . Newton incledon, of Piltors, Esq. William Jackson, of Cowley, Esq. William ThOmas auk, ' 'of Nl:kri)ocl • Do It $ Sll Ot 101111 . Hobert Drowns., of.Weyrnouth and Melcombe Regis, Esq..lohn • Arbuthnott,,ot: Weymouth and Meleombe Regis, Esq. Edward Williams, of Herring stone, Esq, • • Ess t,. _James Utmston, of Chigwell, Esq.. John Coggan, of Wansteaci, Esq,, William Mit[lneW ltaikeir s of Waltham. stow, Esq , Gt. o u GEST tit SHIA I —William Lawrence, of Slterdington, Esq. Henry Sharp Pocklington, of Trluarton, Esq.: Charles Evans, of HighgroYet • • HißlPOßDSl4ll4.ll—Somarsot Davies, Of Wignsore,, Esq. Perry, a Eitnicsley Palk; Esq. Sainuel . Neploe, of Cranston, Esq. - • , 111.1tT ?Oa osirtaz—Georgo Sullivan Martini of, Sandritlgn LodlrXt Esq. George Caswall, of Sacomb Park Esq: Jannis Smyth, Of Asolyrt's Halt ' EN. Kst , rr--(ohn Harrison, 01 Devoe Hill, DOI ! . 1 0 }in Sienl) 6oll , of Fairlawn, Esq. Sir Henry 0 =don, otlironse•Park,l3art. Ls c asT sitsst sa —Frederick Willisin Wolleaton, of Shen_ ton, Esq. [Wm Finch Simpson, of Larod Abbey, Esq. Charlei William Pochin, of Liarkby, Esq.. LINC 00.11il I Rt.,-,Mitliarr; Reeve, of tong Leadenham, Esq. fames Digby, of Bourne, Esq. Marmaduke Nelson Gray burne, of Bartell; Esq.' of COurt St.. Lawrence, EdWard Berry, MO N Esq.. John Buticr, ot Cacrleon, Esq: WllliarnPhillips, of .Whitson, Esq. NoitsoLk.--lolut Morse, of Mount Icier, Esq. Richard Mills, of Elmhant, Esci; Henry ,Lee Wariler, of Walsing. - • tram, 'Esq. Nu s it A M To Ns 11; II IL —Thomas Carter, of Pstigeoart, F q. Levison Vernon, or Stoke Park, Esq. Samuel. kilenctm , of Marston, St. Lawrence, Esq. ~„, NORT IiUMBIRL AND -- William - LinsKiii, of T inemoutit Lodge, Esq. Sir Williamfilarkett, of Matson, 1.4. m. john Trevelyan, of Wallington,:Esq. NOT T I NGHAMSH IR 11.....10fi1l TOrtt, of Larricott,' Esq. John Loggderi, of Braincote Hill, Sir Thomas Wollaston White, of Walling Wells, Bart. o)o7oltoslllkE—George Frederick Stratton, of Great Tew Park, Esq. Hedy Calverley Cotton, of WOnacota Housd, Esq. William Hodes, ot Donley Court, Esti.- RUTLAND; HIM lt,-11101114$ Hotentrin, of lotover, Esq. William Shield, of Wing, Esq. Thomas liiyan, of Stoke, Esq. • . Sitantintax,•--Owen Orrnesby, of Parkington, Esq - : &Wield, of Maylins Lee, Esq. Win, Owen, et Wiiod hunse, Esq, SOMXR s ITS Fitaa —Clifton Wheate, of Corse, Esq. - Thos. Gordon, of Middleton_ flill, Esq. Sir John Hawkins, of Kelton, Bart. S r I. rOk DI ki lit r --VM; Phillips Inge, of ThOrpe Constatt tine, Esq. Sir Thomas Fletcher, at lietley, Bart..,ljeinge Briscoe, at Summer Hill, Esq, CooNTy Sour &AUTON Coulthard, of Alresforti, Esq. KWh, Bethel! Cos„ of Quarley, Esq. Charles ' Mitchell, of Lyndhurst, Esq, Stvrocic—Michael Win. Loiteup.of Bury St. Edmund% E ; ,q, Thu. Mills, of Great SaXO4lll, Esq. Sir iZ, Harland, of Wilerstead, Bart. SU RR LI! —Nath. Hillier, of Stoke Park,: Esq. Ken. Smith, of Cticam, Esq. tames Mangles, of Woodbridge,' Esq. • Susax--john Snakespeare, 01' .Singleton, Esq. Wm, c ior ,, ringe„ ot Kingston by the Sea, Esq , Jahn blavkletliwaste, of High Ridge, Esq. WAs —Alnttnew .11.1ackr.tt Wise,of the Priory, Warwick, Esq. George Lloyd, ot• Welluornhilt, "Esq. Sir Stukcley Stucithiugh, of . Upper Stuenbargh,- Bart: 11/it:Ts—John 1'441 Paul, of Ashton Keynes, Esq. Thomas CalleY, of Durdcrop, Esq. Sir Charles Warr Mallet, of Wilbury House, Bait. Wort etc( ta s s—Sir john Paeltington,. of Westwood, Bart. Sir lulu% ‘Vinnington, of Stanford Court, Bart. Anthony, Leeltrndre, of the lthydd, Esq. os ICS Saurey Monitr, of Rokehy Park, Esq. Sir George Woinnweii, of Wombwell, Bart. ham Garfortlt, of Wiggentli,i.pe, Esq. Tits TIIINATRES...-;1110 Comic Opera of The Cas bind was represented, for the first tint, last night at Drury-Lane Theatre. Tho house was crowded at an early hour. BRALLAM was well received, and he sung ail the Airs with his usual skill. IiANNISTE4 and STORACE, were main props of the Piece, and Mrs. H. 51DD0245 was pcultarly interesting in con stpitia. The new . Melo-Dratne, in 'honour of the Illustrious NtLsort, was repeated with very great SUCCESS. Venice Preserved again introduced KEMBLE to the Public In the character of Pierre, which he sup ported .with the same animation, energy, and areas, as an the former night. CHARLES KEITTELE'B Jyt jet was highly mdttable to his talents, and he gave the pathetic touches with affe6ting emotion. dera, in the assumption of Mrs. SIDDONS ) was all that the Author could have desired ; and the costume of this Play, and all the local scenery, powerfully as sist the general 414, .WAVAL ArP IFS. Prom she LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 12, nos. 11166.. Copy pf a lithe- from Me Hon. Wm, Cornthallis, Admir`al of the fled, effe. 16 rPnc. Marsden, &q. dated Ville de Paris, at Sea, Not). 4, 1805. SIR, I send the inclosed Letter for the information of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, dated the gat of last month, now received from the Hon, Charles E. Fleming, Captain of His Majesty's Ship Egyptienne, making known to me, that he had fal len in with and captured, on, the night of the 2d. the French National Brig L'Adeon, of 16 guns and 21i men. The Egyptienne hating seen her Prize into Ply mouth, returned to her station. I have the honour to be, Szt. W. CORNWALLIS. His Majesty's S'lzip Egypti.mne, Plotouth Sound, ()&Ler 8, 1805. SIR, I have the honour to acquaint you, that His Ma jesty's Ship under my command captured, on the night of the 2d inst. the French Imperial Brig L'ACteon, oft ti guns and a 26 men, two hours after she left the anchorage off Rochelle. Having in the morning . reconnoitred the Port of Rochefort, in pursuance of your orders, and perceiv ing L'Aeteon apparently ready for sea, in a situation where I thought it .pra6ticablo to bring her out, resolved to accept of the very handsome offer of Lieut. Handfield to make the attempt, and stood, off to the N. W, till sun-get, At eight P. M. return ed into the Pertuis d'Ant:oche, intending to anchor in the Rade de Basque, to support the boats which were .prepared for, this enterprife, when the Brig, was perceived, under all sail, outside, and fell into our possession after a short eha ce . L'Atteon was commanded by Mons. Depoge, Capitaine de Fregat e , a n d b a d on b oar d a C o l one l and some Recruits, with arms and clothing for a Regiment in the West Indies. , I have the honour to be, &c. C. FLEMING. The Hon. Adm. Cornwallis, fec. Lec. &c. ildniiralty-QUice, Nov. 12, 1805. Copy of a Letter from hear-iidPniral Sir 11. J. Strac' han, Bart. to 11172-41ursden, Esq. dated on 'mord His Akilesty's Ship the CaisarAlralmoutit; .the eth inst. Not having the Returns when the tEolus left us, and now having measion to send in the Santa Margarita to procure Pilots to 'take the French Ships into harbour, I transmit you the Returns of. Killed and Wounded in the Aaion of the 4th ; and also a Copy of the Thanks alluded to in niy Letter, 'which I ,request you will , cpmmunicate to their Lord:: ships. • • . • I dare say their Lordships will be surprised that we have lost so few men—l can only account for it from the Enemy tiring high, and we closing and • hart the htlaput . 'lke; R. J.. STRAQRAN. I have as yet no very corre& account of the loss of the Enemy, or of their number of, men.. ~ • The Mont Blanc had 700-63 killed and 96 wounded, mostly dangerous. • • , The Scipion I 1 t killed and wounded. The French Admiral, Mons. Dumarioir de Pei ley, wounded ; the CAOtgin of the Duguay Tronin killed ; and Second CapAairt wounded.., A List of Killed and Wourkdel in His Majestyt.s, Ships un der...mentioned, in khan with a, French Squadron, eh the 4th , Nov. 1803. Canar —4 ktticll and s wounded. - Hero —so killed and si wounded. • • Courageux-1 killed and 13 wounded. Namur -4 killed and S 'wounded. Santa Margarita—t killedand x wounded, Revointionaire-2 kilted and 6 wounded. Phoenix--. 2 killed arid 4 wounded. Aolus-3 wounded. Total—A.l killed and tat wounded-735. Ofileers Hero--Mr. Morrison, Second Lieutenant of Marines. Santa Margarita-- Mr..Thonias ,Edwards, Boatswain, ' 0 fti cers Wounded. Hero—Lieut. Skekel ; Mr. Tittertun and Mr. Stephenson, Second Lieutenants of Marines. ..„ Courageux—Mr. K. Cleptiane. First Lieutenant ; Mr. Daws, K.ster's Mate : Mr. Bird, Midshipman ; and Mr. Austin, Gunner. Natuur—Wm..Clements, Captain of Marines ; 'Tho. Os. borne, Second Lieutenant ; and Fred, Beasley, Midship, nun, (Signed) It. I. sTRAcii4N, ChNERAL MEMORANDUM. Crew, at Sea, Nov. 6, t Ins, Having returned' Thanks 'to Almighty God for the Vic-tot y obtained oti'er'the French Squadron, the Senior Captain 9to make his gratetul Acknow ledgments for the Support he has received from the Ships of the Line'and the Frikates ; and requests the Captains will do him the honour to accept his Thanks, and communicate to their respealiv6 Offi cers and Ship's Companies;` how much he admires their zealous and gallant condu&. 11. J. STRACHAN. To the respetlivo Captains and Commanders. PLYMOUTH, N0v..11.--Arrived the Ca?wr, of so guns, Rear-Admiral Sir RICHARD SnACILAN, from a Cruise ; also the Santa Margarita and Phoenix Frigates, belonging to his Squadron. • The French Rear-Admiral's Ship La Formidable, of so guns, was off the Sound last night, but did not come in until this morning, and was lowed in by the Namur, of 74 guns she is a remarkably fine looking two-decker, as indeed the 'Whole of the French Ships captured by Adtniral'StßAClAAN lip. pear to be, and of the largest class of that tiecrip tion. Arrived the Swedish Brig Der didier, C:ipt. J. RIDER, from Leghorn, bound to Gottenburgli, put in by contrary winds and wantof'prowisions. Sailed the Nehunpeq Frigate, on a Crnize. The 4,•osia Frigate, of 40 guns, dropped iota ilie Sound last evening from Bax•npool, and s expe6ted to be off in it few hours for Gibraltar, Dispatchu , . havitig . beeit receis'ed fioin the t Ailatirali.y, a,i.3 ptit c)11 1 c,,,11(1 her for Add it : at Col,txiinl,T.Tooix rieutenant-General SIMCOS . issued order' iti; , thiy to the whole' of thk District; including itlYniotith Garrison, to be ready .10. turn oat at a *meta's warning to receive the body of the late larnented FierO, Lord Net,sorg ; the artillery to . firs minute guns; as well as the different batteries, On its landind at the Admiral's Yard, and to Continue till mit Of the Precioas Of the Garrison: The -streets ifi be lined with the Troops and Volunteers; which area to present arm,, drums muffled, colours dressed in crape, and:Officers in Naval and Military mourn:- ing during the . passage of the Hero to Ply Mouth The same ceremony to be observed in each town and village to the end . of the distance; the bells also to chitne muffled. • roxtfirdouTH, Nov. 12.-4-Arrived the kV 11 . 0 Gun:-brig, HBYWOOD; from Newfoundland ; Nautilus, DAV IR ) from Sunderland ; and the PegE,yi from London. Sailed tll6 Liberty Gun-brig, Lieut. Copt), en a Cruise. A large Ship of War is in sight, at St. lielen'si but the weather being hazy, ,her name is not yet as certained. We are anxiously looking out fin* the arrival of the Burydus Frigate, which ought to have been here (if the Plymouth account be correct; that she passed that Port on Saturday last) yesterday, or early this morning, as the wind has been Southerly ever since that period. SIIEBIINESS, Nov. IQ.—A Convoy for the Baltic is appointed to sail from the Nore on the 18th inst.: and one for the Elbe, Weser, and River. Jade, on the gist inst. :..~.. DEAL, Nov, 12.--Sailed yeket4 &edit/the Diligence Sloop of War on 'a Critize. Arrived in the Downs Rear Admiral Sir Slime , / &A mu, with his Squadron from Dover Roads -0 luted the Right Hon. Admiral Lord KEITHI which was immediately rettune4. CIIATHAN, tiiid gartgaiwa were copperedand put out of bock last week. Another new 'Brig, of 283' tons, named the Orestes, arrived here Vein Ipswich 'last week, to be cowered and fitted for sea: The Kent was warped" down th Iteach hst Thursday. Some of the Shipwrights are employed upon the; frame Of the new Frigate die Iphigeniaf of 36 gOrui.:: Art Order from- the Commissioners of Revision is sent here, for the workmen during the winter rnontli4 not to leave their work for breakfa3t. Some allow ance of time is nude ti r their taking, this meal at kome, pri o r t o their mining to worl, ; this regulatiou will take plaes.to• rucrrov,-. , . DISTRIBUTION PRIZE MONEY. To the Officers and Company oft Its Majesty's Ship tie, pulse, los the Capture of the Spanish Shi p San Pedro and het Cargo, the lath ranuttry, rSo/, at Plyrrwuth; on Friday next ; * or every Tuesday and 1 , Li t lay afterwards, at M I . L. Lock.t yer's Oftice, Plymouth, T o the Officers and 'Cothpany of tits Majes t y' s Ship Naiad, for the'Capture'of the Schooner De freide, the tsar February, tilos (ill COMpitly with the Hazard), on board, no her arrival in Port ; or every Werinestirty and' Friday after wards, at No. at,. Surrey-street, Strand. To the liefficers and' Companies of His Majesty's Ships Hydra and Apollo, and Plover'Sloop, for the caprii,. e of 6,6 Nostra'Seignora del Carmen yAnnymas,the Lady Harewood, re-captured the rsth Tan. ISoo, and the Snip Fisher and Cargo, on Monday next, at No. 6, Stanhope-steeet, Strand.; or every day afterwards. • T e the Officers and Crew of His Majesty's Ship A hiphion, for the Capture• Of the Spanish frigates Varna, Clara, and Medea, the sth of Othker Oleg' (in company with Ilia Ma jesty's Ships I udefatiguable, Medusa, and Lively), to-Jllor. row, on board, or as soon :Afterwards as she sirrives'in Port I or afterwards at No. 70, Great Russell street. • To the °dicers and Company of lila Majesty's Ship itte dusa' for the smite Capture , olv boarir as above ; or atter:, wards its No. 23, Norfolk -street, Strand: A letter from an Officer belonging to his Ma jesty's ship Dreadnought s , one of the Cadiz Squa dron, says, " Capt. CONN, who brought out the Royal Sovereign for Admiral Couxickwoon's Flag, commanded us during our aftion yesterday (dated the twenty-second WO. He is as brave a man as ever lived ! In fifteen minutes 'we cl4masted our antagonist, in the most gallant style and then, passed on to the Prince of .Isttioas, bearing the. Spanish Commander in Chief's Flag; she made from us with all:sail; but not until we raked her with. three tremendoos well-direeted Wo - havo not lost an Otficet r ; eight of our men were killed and 29 wounded. List Saturday was launched at Mr. MALES'S Gun Dock, 'Wapping, a most beautiful West Indianian, of about 35 . 0 tons burthen, intended to be called the Lady ilfayarat , but upon the recent violory oW Cadiz, was named the Lard Col lingwood. She went off in a grand style. A selea party dined on board s attended by a band of music. Mr. James Lee of Mumpsi near Oldharri l lately received a let ter.from au anonymous person, con taining three bank notes; the writer 'Gated, that he esteemed himself happy in restoring that which, in the former part of his life ) he had been so base as to wrong hint of. CORN-EXCUANOE, Nov. t 3.---To,thy there are few arrivals of Wheat,atid tiaistl in general are dull abaut the close on Moran uirie prim° samples ierOhed increase pn the currency ; to-day stuall Variation; some thousand quarters of tOreign were imported lint week, and we chiefly intended for ox , portatiomi several arrivals of Batley, and that is cheaper; Grey Pease likewise ; Walt and 'Beans nearly as our last; Oats of inferior qukility are rather lower, but few good here.; in the,Vrice of flour no alteration. • 11/ lint 45$ A 564 a 68* did elm:into ik 71C at: R) e • -33 s 3T,.; naridy• - u Malt a 8 " od, WhereNßse 54 . 4 - k 64i Oa Grty ditto 33, n 375 Od Ream . 413 s 143 oti Tica lie„ns la; a .03 ud (lals a z!S a 3,7 ad Poland dn. 34g a 36g ad kope Seed 4al - 41 Fine Flour 6is a7O 4 Iris od S4Qunda fax!