The Sun. — London, England, 1805-11-11 00:00:00

iNJ VAL NEWS. Pam the LONDON Nov. g, ILS. [, , , .. I thinralty-qfli ce , Nov. g, 1 . 605. 0. 11 4 Majesty having been pleased to order the of Admirals of the. Red , to be restored in 1111 Majeity's Navy, .the follow Flag Officer!, It Un • following . . ,s day proinoted in' pu r s uance o f th e Ki ng s ittiure, v i . l . Nittorirale ofthe IPb'te, to be IldNt. ;rah of the Rd t - tik ' i odtl:im; Esq. Rt. Hon. I. Earl St. Vincent ,khak docent,inEsq, Phillips Cosby. Esq. übtrt r ; .•• 11 ,, „ , , ~ sq, Samuel Cornish. Esq.; • ~.'.o , .i i A. k C SC. .Pridport John Brisbane, Esq. ,Chaloner Ogle Ant. - Charles Wolselen Es q' ; 1 1 . 1 : 1 10n. Sam. Vi se. Hood H .R.H W.H DitkeClarence 14411rtitcillars1 fluglies, Bart. • I Sir Richard 9nslow, Bart. 111,4 0 ", t ,; Esq. • • . Sir Robert K ingsrmii. parr. ki, n . " nt" Lod Hotham Sir Hyde Parker. Kilt,. 1:411..C..L0r cirri arham Benjamin Caldwell, Esq.,' .. `114.1c . 1441.4 King, Bart. Hon. Wm. Cornwallis. sikt ildmil4 ./ ti' Nue 'to be ,IdMirals of the White r . Its iiackner E ' ' George Montagu. Estl• _ kGtil '' ' ti. It „ , Esc Rt.Hon.Geo.LordKcitil,K.B H Man Lord Gardner 'Ants Pigot; El. . ;Metre WiiiiiMlS, Esq Its. Hon. W. Lod Radstocl, r Ill,nsas Pasley, Bart. -' Thomas Nl'Ketaie. Esq. rile, 1, Ctim,,,:ng, ES . Sir Roger Curtis, K. B. ;VaiCalpoys, K g . 13. Sir Henry Harvey, K. B. ..IP,V(ai L . :twiage, tsq b r • urY, hs q , thir4j4k44 &f-i4i Rime, €, ;04 4qtrier, E4 l i •41(-4bru, 1., ;4. , 440,. 4, , , th1a 1 14177;q44 OMt Rho, to ,lih c h . ! , atilkner, Esq. ~. ti Purvis, Es q 11'47±41144 14,11 ts t, L CI 411 0 tVal s t 1 - I,'' . 1; , . ,-,': ~.44. t ,4,,eY, Lsq, , • i ka.7 nilit r y, z,tition, g,,g• . k 11 Murray. f's k" lt •Alem ind ~ q• w. er Cochrane. I' ''' , -4441 ;" , ed rot.t.an t ueri 'idoo . appall:id Flag OP:" : 11 .1 Mib ou ,„ 3 , i 0 . /I/4 Alajaty!..refieff, 7)1:4:. , „ ..,. gnt. ~ .1 t4;(.1, Sir Witi. Sidney siniT4), 1 , .• . .ilit l i lt rn3 Es q Thomas Sotheby, .-4 6 4rvev r.• . Etlsvant ()Tryon, .sq. t 4 Ptyt, , ' t.. 4 q• 0(111,:(111,,S11. N3lbeiti afUlitoll!-tg7„,_. ki l kli — "agle) Knt. 1 Wm, Hancock ,Kelly; g.ti • L ~ Vi,, i .". ik Es q.. , c.,.rrl Cr; 1411, *.sa i n ' "n S‘t.al ' q C urcy -ion Michael,. De o , ,IPAl,,kuliin g sq r ' w•l4l3, ll .tientinck. Esq. 414414,e1w Ilia, 131 rt 11 , t ill N 1 fl,..tun, Esq• iii ri I. It ' hnSt rachal;.l3;trt. 1 14 . D'Auveroe. P. B 3 U ° ' re be Rear-Adotikais cf the BP" rc, be Ada:Pals of the .1341 , Sir Arid: Mitchell, K. B. Charles Charrtherlayne, Esq. Peter Rainier, Eaq. Philip Patton, hig. Sir Charles Motice fole,Bitrt. le likr.ittiptiraff of the Rird : Sir C.:balk:2 Cotton, Bart. lohti Ttfontas, Esq. lants 13rine, Esq. Dim rakennain, Esq. it Erasinus_Gower, Knt. lohn Holloway, Esq. . . !O be Pier-eldniira , s of the Red, 1 Robert Deans, Esq. Esq.` 'Cuthbert Coihngwood, Esq. be , Vice..elindratt of /be -Illite: 'Thomas Taylor, Esq. Slyrl. I'. Duckworth, K.B. litritobert Calder, Bart. ,:rice..lelotirals of the White : . Veter A ptin, Esq. Henry S4v -Ile, Esq ' Ili 6, Rowley, Esq Sir Richardi3idcerton, n. B. 4( Plee-Adminds V the blur s Sir Thomas Gurves, K. ii• T Nfacnam4r2Rwisell, Esq. SYlverlus . NtorartY E-q Sir Henry Trolls ; pe, E...t, • ! Henry , Ldwin Sonn.yr, Esq. I Rob. APDouall. Esq to le Piet- itimieals 0 the John Fish, Esq. iolin Knight, Esq: Edward - rhombi - ough t Esq. Rear-iidoindr 0 the Red Aldgmall4. Berne, Esq , Itt tion.W.Larl of NorthesK, 'ries yashon, Esq. Sir W. littrtry Douglas, Barr. Thomas Wens, F,sq. Sir Edward Pellew, Bart. Si . Isaac Cotn, Bart.. - x.B. de 'Re4reidirdeals ( Red : ItichardUoger, ,(i. 4 Re0,...41, 4 1 f4 1e r) j Mite : Sir Tho. Troubrith:,e, Bart. John Markham, Ckerles Stirling, Esq.. Henry D'Esterre Woy,Esci. tilw r ad Dowatts,_ Eq. George Palmer. Esq. Will. O'Brien Drury, Esq. William Essington. Thomas . Louis, Esq. 4 7 ' intr altll-C2ffice t X. 9,1!0 5. ' e llerfronz the laic Lord liisc?iint I ' ,6 ' 7l thancler in' Chief'q'llis IllajcstY's.!sl`4P,s, 41 04 , 1 ‘ 44 'cit .in the Alediterranean, to ,IP:titah. I :4q. dated on b oar d the VzalorY) . ° . Lne 44 1. - tictauer, .• • ftf f tl 'e trahgrn' 4 it you, for . the itybrroati( . ) , t , l ref 'to n f," (4, unniAsiuu t f.rs .. 9 f the Admiralty, a -' aili liote, of the — is.urydice,. dated .tho 144"1411t, toi,,,ethei- with the 'Vessels cap- I as thereill-ruentioned. " 11 4, 11 i, pleased with Ciptaiits tx Tor tiwir exerti ons in geiting thy; Ettrytli,Ce , - i tt!„lt e l4 , 4 4i _t lo , visly off the .shOal, particularly so, as silt, t' to have receive4.l 130 damag. lan k , ace. NEISON 811.0 Nils. i . . , Ikt v 1 Eurydice, caober 7, 180 .5 P . 1 41 ," tf Cdpe flothria. t ttll ; it ,11 -ve the hoaoa ,r to illform.) , ou> that yesterday ", ~, tiith iu c aPe Umbria twain , ' N.E. by N. seven ki , •ii• Inile a Sall ..: n coming along , tr t f r „, • t , several wcri., ..ec 41 4 t4 ` 1 ' 4 the eastward„ appareWli St. filen - • from , . ~. Aiip a trts falling calm, the Boats of His M . .a.W 51 ): h iltp,Vlrldice and ./Etna were dispatched for the i 4: o ' (4 ititercepting them. On their closing the 14 N '.5 ) they were found to baunder the convoy of a pr.Pattish . iti . k.., , . firmed Settee, 1. tiv o , 4,. .s in the bow - two i - les and pound i;arronat , rnounting two long ..,. tr illet Pc4lll d . swivel ' s, with a considerable number 11 4 \i / c i ii boar], A 1 - 1;•. , y 4iie .its kept up trom ''‘Ai t t i lile i as ;he Boa l t L s av aitproached the, etinvo, t i i istarld;" which th ,„ gallantly persevered,. i i stic ce d et' ' '-' diem. Finding, 1C „ e ett In capturing four of v 4t ldice was closing fast with the Armed Ves.• N i ,t' lii'ir desisted, till, under fire of the Ship, they , and from ' attack her with greater advantage' i a t 4tl ; l 4 l : l „,' L. , 4 i r t ing of too great a force to?' the Boats to tii t i tle Ittilout .some Vessel covering them, .1 was lit , t 1 ,4 to rim the Eurydice closer in than I other ir4l4-"°uld have dove; and in the del of lulling 111' 41 1 t) ° raY anchor, unfortunately took ground 00 4 L al a b_ . lor, . t„ , 14, 4 . et. uut half a mile from the .main land.. Owing, 4 Rc er * to the very great assistance J received from Itit,i.4larrhornas, of the.. /Etna Bomb, and, in a great L tl illii re3 ° wing to the situation she Avas Placed in , Illt lt " exertions afterwards, the Eurydice was soon 14 14 isgain. I find the Armed` Vessel is a Privateer, i Cali 1 bOUild to moper, to purchas:q winefor . _ •,,,,lll,c, 1 sq• Pfee-Aimi.,/, of th e Ref, :44C Et;s,:ott, E q • t°l4lllazti,., Es 4, 1110c1141 tt hi sq. I,riviiii t)tde , ,K. B. . 11‘41. YP4fig tic; 1444 CitrnWr Esq. • ! e l / 4 q‘ * 4fil r I '-'1 i4' iFbitt, : 4 s() ' (+4 ‘ t ..,'''' --,, v f 4,411t1Vi-.is, 'Esq. 11' ` sl 'A` , et, Et; Cha Edn)04444,-;efit 'Esq. (114' PD 'vtli k il '` E mi. 14410444 am ton, C 4'44 ;' , iit of tie Air, ^to k..4lg,te Yilis tl, Esq. iic, t ,' li, kr.ckwits, ?ot. • 'Thomas Nakullharn. (P.ilYtmiroli of tbe dime, to , ii.%ivki is IV) itshed, . 1 ' sq A kio f t . Ali' ChilCIP, i'f's.q4.4. tit H on, C, 1 , 44 Lecale f ihe Ref, /0 Ill74.,skicilard Dlc reS i;4l• lel'eo,T,e Berk e l )'' ey h ,1 41 ' , i t:fa, Eil. votioas, L.. 9 ;bn of ir.fris sit Red, i° l'el3f)wen, Esq. hiZttMtitagu, Eq. id-7/er4uson, tlsq. -ratri Ethyl:ids Lsq, l'f i k W' '& K.B. j . 411e11, Bart. . *kW Tyrrel Striith, Lsq. IP'4ll,ftirtitt aj tai !{Sit e , t, 1: 111 Y li/Beluglas, Esq. 141it:key; Esq. 14C''41,2iiirals 0 . 1 tho llZitt, it 'l l :l i t 1 kenipthorne, s . 40 , 41 Ed wards, F:54. )4„fge cl'atTipbe I sq. „,,,,,i,7 Lremwell. Esq. • t •tter 1%114, Esq. lII VPII Ce P.' f x Knt• i i , y o . C. o. air a , ~_ ..,_. 1.,,! rn4re,, It;., and Kll ''reas btifo” .• h Fleet. She had been tllree nays Out Wl len captured, called La Solidad, Captain Don Augustin Larodi: Great iiiaiS4 is Utid to Lieutenant Green, First of the Eurydice, and the , Officers and Men under 11414 for their exertions in -getting off the- Privateer, and gallant nianner in which they attacked the. Convoy before the Eurydice closed with thew. lenclose yOur Lordship a List of Vessels captured, &c. since the 3d inst, and remain, Sce. - &C. WILLIAM 1 - 10 STE. Right Honourable Lord Nelson. Duke of Bronte, &c. &c. &c. ein Accogott al Ships of fPar and Mercbatetmers captured and detai , ed by His Majesty's ship Eurydice, FEilliatn Haire, Esq. 'Captail, het:Peen the 3.1 and 81.6 cf ORober A Spanish Settee (name unknown), laden with Fruit : Rbn on shore and bilged on the oh of Odober og . the Rive , Moquer, the Crew having deserted. A Spanish Settee (name unknown), laden with part Char. coal : ,tun on shore and bilged, on the same day, off thud, Idle Crew having deserted. Spanish Mestuo La Soledad, Don A. Larodi, Captain, of six won% 04iliZ, bound?to Lorodi t Captured by Mr. Coy, Master's-Mate of the Eurydice, on the 6th of Otto ber tSos, otlditto, the Crew having deserted. A Spanish Settee (name unknown), from St. Luck, laden with wine: .Captured,b, tue /Etna, on the saute clay, ditto, the Crew having deserted. A French Settee (name unknown), from St. Lucie, Wen with Wine t Captured by Thomas Turner, Quarter-Mas• ter, on same day, oil ditto, the Crew having deserted. W. tiOS l'E, Captain. PLYMOUTH, Nov. O.—Arrived this morning the Crescent Frigate, Captain Lord W. STUART, from Commodore Sir R. STRACHAN'S Squadron, with the glorious intelligence of the: captinre of Four Sail of the Line of the Cadiz Fleet,, by the Squadron under the command Of' Sir RicitAn STRACHAN,. ViZ. Le Formidable, so guns, Mont Blanc, 74 guns, Scipion, 74 guni, and Duguay Trouin, 74 guns ; which Ships endeavoured to circa, their escape from Cadiz after the late glorious adion of ,the 21st and were met with bythe Squadron of Sir RICHARD STRACHAN, cons ting of the aesar„ of so guns,. Bellona, Namur, Couragtoix, and Goliath, of. 74. guns,each ; and Revo/utiimaire and AohisFrigates The particulars of the action have not transpired. • Lord WILLIAm STUART landed here this morning with tho Dispatches, and set off: immediately for London, carrying 'With thd Flag of the French Admiral DUMANOIIt, who commanded the Squadron, and who is made prisoner. On the receipt of this intelligence there was a general display of Colours throughout the Harbour, and the bells at the dif ferent Churches commenced a merry pc:lL—By the most accurate accounts that have been .obtai nod, it appears, that in the achieve Ment of this Victory only 13 of the British were killed, and the First Lieutenant of the Cawar, with a few others, slightly . wounded. Arrived the Hind Frigate, of 28 gUns, Capt. F. W. FANz, from a Cruizeln the Irish Chanuel.--A. few' days sincis, while crutzmg (luring a thick fog, she fell in with a Ship of the tine, which not auSwering the Private Signal, :was supposed to be au Enemy. The Hind immeiiatelymaade sail to effea her and was pursued Settle hours by the Strange Sail ; bur by throwing all her .guns (except two) over board', she soon lost sight of her.. From further ac totints received, there is ,Teasnn to believe the sup posed Enemy was a British Ship of War, ,but that the fog preventell , the . Siguals from being,accurately ascertained., Arrived the American Brig Unanimity, from Charlestown, bound to' Bilboa, laden with sugar, &c. detained by the Schooner and. Capoys Sloop of War. Arrived the 'Priness 'Royal, of gins, and the Prince George, 98 guns, from the Channel Fleet, Arrived the Lord. Nelso . n , Captain' Howa, from Waterford; the SwediSh Galliot Kong OlotrTra Captain Scaoatiao„ froM Malaga, bound to Emb den, detained by, the rengz , ance Privateer; • the Stadt Lubec,. Tarnteovr, from Bourdeaux to Lu pee, with brandy, detained 'by the' Hero Priva. tear; the • Pre end • .Seat Prussian _Gallia, Captain liEtcpatoxs, from ..Itotterdain, hound .to Bilboa laden with cheese,. &c. detained by: the Latona Frigate the Spanish Privateer St. Pediv, captured by the A:is Frigate, io arrived hero, last froM Falmouth; and the' Caroline Armed Ship, with Dis patches frdm the Channel Fleet. The Euryalus Frigate, Adm.' VILLENEtrtra ;and others of the Enemy'soliicers captured in the gate glorious, Action of the 21st ult. passed by Ibis Port last night for Portsmouth. This intelligeatce eras sent 111 here by Capt.l,ll:4cKwOOD; of the Eu. . . ryalu:s, to the Port Admiral, by one of the Fishing boats: The Copenhagen Danish East India Ship, Capt. SMITII, from Bengal, yassed by last night to the, Eastward. , _ _ Arrived the American Brig 'Thomas and Sarah, Captain, Descit,tur, from. Virginia, laden with to bacco, bound to Guernsey ;. the Danish Galliot E/eonota, B.mina, from Nantz, with wheat, bound to Sable D'Olone, detained by L'AigleFrigate ; the lgeckletiburgh Gallint Carp, Pont - Eta, from Bour deaux, laden with nuts, &c. bound to Tonningen ; and Swedish• 3rig 1 7 redrica Dorothea, Captain Alo, szas, from Bourdeaux, laden A;•ith wine, 8:e. bound to Gottenburgh. Arrived the /80/us Frigate, from Sir RICITARD STELACHAN's Squadron; and Li digte Frigate from a Cruize to the Westward. T! t Crescent Frigat? which arrived this morning again to the \Westward afew lipurs after landing Lord • . WAR ri.LiAth STUT. DorEr., Nov. lo.—The wind setting direaly in our Harbo'Ur yesterday, the Diligence Sloop a War was towed out by our Boatmen . •(w4O volunteered their services), amidst the cheers of the crowds which lined the Fier Heads, the Band of the Surrey Militia,' which were placed on her quarter-deck : . playing the National Tunes of God Save the King, Britons Strike Home, and Rule Britannia.—She is to accom pany the Expedition under the command of Sir SIDNEY SMITH, and her gallant Crew have preferred a request to the enterprising Knight to be allowed the honour of leading the Attack. Experiments were tried on Friday evening, in the presence of ,Sir SII::;EY i Mr. CONGRKVE; Mr. HEMIERS, and a number of Military Qfficers, ofsome Rockets,' of a very large and peculiar construction and effea, the invention of Mr. Coxonnvs, which are to be used in the meditated Attack. A 74., the Antelope, Diligence, several Gun-.brigs,: Cutters, and Luggers, are lying in the Roads, ,and it is generally understood that., the attempt on the , Enemy will be made inn few days. FALmOurrt, Nov. B.—Arrived yesterday off the Harbour the DaniSh East-India Ship Cdpenhsren, front Bengal, in eight months passage : she put into the Isle of France in May last, and was about to sail on,the 4th of June, when His Majesty's. Ship Tn." mendow, of 74 guns, Capt. OseoutsrE, with four other Ships of the Line; blockaded the Island. During his stay there, accounts were received that ' HOLE.AIt had conclude./ a Peace with Delarquis WEL-. LESLEY. . . Arrived yesterday the ffindsor Strrrotsr, • with Mails from New York and. Halifax, 23 days. from' the latter : lea lyik; 'there His Majesty's Ships St. GeUrgC and Centaur repairing. .Also His Ma jesty's- Ship Cleopatra and Milan ; the latter has just arrived dismisted in a gale of very violent at: New York when sac left it. Iles iylajestY's Ship Paulette, of . 1A• guns, with the' Indus:East : lndiatnan, ..lieclford West India:n:ln; and- several other sessols,' sailed yesterday for the . . eastward, but the wind Shif Ling to the e:iStWard, they_agaip put back. - • A 4ine-of-battle Ship, having a Ship in tow, and Prigate with her ibretOp-ruaSt disabled, passed this evcning. From the strong gales of wind at S. .\V. on the coast of Spain and Portugal, it is supposed the Irtd singham Packet, with Nlails from thence, is detained there. TORTSMOLVin, 7.70 V. 10.--Arrived the Prose isle Frigate, Captain SAYErt, with several of the homeward-bound Vrrest India F ‘ leet. under couvoy ; the Calypso Sloop of War, Captain 13aAmEY, from otf Dieppe; the in:re,pl4, of 64 gung, from, the Downs ; the Gun-brigs tditerty, Lieut.' COM), the Speedwell, Lieut. Itottnursorr, • and the Peady, Lieut. STOW, from a Cruize. Arrived also she Unity, IvioN.D4Y, 1?•ort, Na/kie, WII.LIAMS, from Londoh and Betsey, STIRELL, from Jersey. Yesterday went out of Harbour the Savage Sloop of War, Capt. MAURICE. DEAL, Nov. 10.—Tne Adamant, Utile, and &s= tort Gun-brigs, have received orders to tenvoy. the German Cavalry to the gibe and We,:ey ; and the Orpheus to pruceed to Sheerness to rec;:ive specie ou board for Hambnrgh. Sir SIDNEY SMITH is going to make an attempt Upon Boulogne ; but as the wind is 'shifted from S. S. E. to S. W. by S. it isipostponed. Sailed the Orpheus for the Nore. Remain in the t),)wils—the ITtrocht, Adamant. 'Regulus, Rarity Lu is V4lorous, Combaitinit, Duo. leceittre, Cruizt,F, pi,icovcry, I)era.,t,t. nun, Zebrit, Volcauo, tlec,4, Lucifer,. PrOsperiii, Phosphorus, Ignition, Exortion, Aggr.4sor,lioxtir, I , rilciter, Borer, Aitn,well,Arciter, Escult, Choigir, au.i'Sparkicir. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. To the Officers and C gttputiy ot,t tiN M;fjesty's Ship twig fitigAble, foe theCaptn wolf , the S.p risii Frit;ateo F;iti4o, and Mcde.t, the sth Oaotoor, IS 4, on ThuridAy next, on board the said Skip, 0.1 . as Soon ,atter as she shailarrire itt Port; or atterwatis at No. 13, f.itcAt Gorge-street, .11111164 C% To the Officers anti Company of His Majesty's Ship Live. for the same , C“pture, on boani,.as above ; ovattetvards at No. tt, CF4:II-stieet. . -- To the Officers .and Convany of his MAjc,:ty's Ship Anwhion, tbr the Detention or tn.: Ship Orion, 14* erst May, 18,3, in company with, fits Nl,ij .41y% Niiip Vic. tory, on board, on iterlrrriv.ll itr Port ; or e,.t7y • and Thursd a y for One year ; and the last' Iccdhes4i,..y i.r t tit! Month tor two years - atterivardt, At No. is, Itlilin4.4.roet, • Westminster. • • To the Otiicers and Coturtany - of Ills Majesty's Ship-Ii lustri)us, for :kit C;ipture atm. Spainall Ship s P,dro, by the" RepUtsV, 01: 14111 lanuary, 18.)s, on board, at , l'orts. . tnouth. vii 1 Y.:1111(3day next i;yery Fricitty and Tuesday afttrwards, at bk. Lockyet's ' Oilice, Plymouth.. , • The Gazette of Sattirday contains a PrOclamation tb'r extending to mon 'between' the ages of t 8 'and 20, the bounty on entering .the Royal'tiavy 3 its also for increasing the rewards payable to persons giving information of seatnen concealing illitl3elves, or who may induce such to enter, viz. four guineas for every able .seatnan ; three g - nineas for every or,linary seaman; and two guineas and a half tbr every lands. man ; together with an atlowance at the 'ratc of One penny per mile for travelling expences to the nearest Port. This Proclamation in be is force till the :jlst of Decetubtor next, IM•a0.111111.111.00•*. 7 BERLIN,OCT. - M.-1f has been slipptised and aSserte., . that , the Euperor Of Rus;ia, with the , Roman Fairperor and our Sovereign, would Ir.ve an interview at Cracow; it vas reported that his Russian wo dci make a tour to Vi enna r and lastly we an! intb.:ned, that : be would come to Berlin. The la ;ter i , thrn-i:r ion has pro7cd correa; as the Emperor of Ro.;sia did arrive here yesterday- at two in the afternoon, being accom» partied from Friedrichsfeld by the . Kintr's brother.-,; Prince HErrity and Prince WILLIAM, Who had gone to that place to compliment his Russian Majesty '. --- The said Princes received the Emperor at the country seat ()lithe Princess of HOLSTEIN" accr.., and complimented his.Majelay in the name, of !ht.: Kwg. After having waited a fvw minutes the Emperor took his heat next to Prince fieurtv, in that Prince'' carriage, 'and thus they arrived in thifi capitaliarnidst the joyful acclamations of the inhabitants, and un der a discharge of -artillery. From .the Long Bridge to - the portiao of the Palace three 'battalions of Grenadiers stood under arms, together with the ttegiittent : or , Mollendorff mentp,vhile the Body Guaiifil and the (tens d'Atm6s paraded in the gar den. On - alighting front the carriage, the' Emperor was received at the Colonnade of the grand portico by the King, accompanied ,by the Crown Prince and 'Prince FREDERICK of PRIASIA, and conducted to the,apartments , ef King FREDERICK WILLIAM 11. which had been prepared for his reception, where the EMPEROR Ii MIR)... the whole Royal Family and the Court assembled.. The Q.u.Ent , ir went to meet EN.Prißon at' the door . of the ttpartment, :anti when-all the persons present lead btmn precatted 1.0 him, his Excellency the Field:Marshat MoLLEx peaky approached with the intelligence that the Troops .wttich were . dra‘ih up were on the point of tiiing off, whereupon His I:un-:11AL MAJr.sTr, Re... • companied by His Majesty the KING, and the RovAL Parwcrnr, walked again down stairs to. the Grand Colonnade, arid saw the Troops march otl; at whieh they expressed their scitist;ttcaion. 'free . .Eturp:Rea then returned to the Royal apartment to breakfast. His Imkat.iL MgiESTY afterw.mis rode to Potsdam in the same carriage with their Maje4tics the KING and QuEEN, Where he intends to stay some days, and then return to the Capital, •In the suite of His lmeLiir MA3ESTY were the Chief-Marshal Count TotsaitY, CZARTO RINtiKI, the •Adjutalt-Poneral Privice 0.01,0 0 . ROCKY, the General Count litzwEiv, the Etkin- ROWS own. Physician and Couiticlior.of State VIL-. LIE, and the Cotniseflor of State IYOurntit., Secre tary of the War:Department. , AUGSIIIIII4ii, play the Emperor P61..E0N ttnOugh this city tor Munich; all 0)6 Troops arct-t:1!;*, the sante road. We are in forawd t hat th u Poi,sians and itustrians passed the Inn 04 the. I.9th, an;{ c:nne to blows with th , -! ad, vmccd posts of .I.)..!,e.NAoovrn. Marshal in :the environs of Lan.!dal( With th:. - .1 havarian, Troops: The French TrOops svcro , acicaticins through Bavaria by tbrced timrches ineet the Itniiians. is 'isemrtitA thitt :Nl:rtillalSOta.a. has received orders to turn to in conscyL‘nce of which the Corps of General WoLvsKrtut. has I. l u.ti set a, litth; more at liberty. "4l G ,‘..!:(IV.EIZ. OCT. 2.5.---7,7esterday tr.orl!nr . , at, five, , ? the e;wra t k was bent: ; tLe whole l';en:.:11 asserribtA - at'the paride by toNii-liilht i and it halt Oastseyen they inirclic'd to Hameln. 'fil+e corps was aecoiniianind' by the (Tieneral 4 t7f Divi ? ion 13AttAlotr, with t ho cAnniussary of ,War,-4he icrnainckr of the Pioid Put, \c. lie Itt.lceir.er-,Gneral, VEYROLISE, 4 . iy,sa to Paris. Thifs thereis not L a Frenchmen left here, and the hiz - t-:tis hai'e mocurced The French Garrison at Hameln, consisting oflabont five tlnin)and tuen, loot aireney erased the trees and 7 country houses about thal city'to: be ra•i,ed. fOre their departure, thet ii:cry of the loth . rvegi; inent of French 110lintry 6;.4nt r too francs to.th e dow of a.Vreneh peavnt, ha6band h cl Ltely been shot by some French soldiers. General BA 801.1 hasjecoinniended Some Lick men t o t h e care t .f . the Collec of Provincial Deputies. . PAras, 316 hitera, of this day gives the following intelliirttep 11 . 0.1:1 tll-. 'which is 'contained in the Et,EyEN - t - tt The ENtrraba arrived at Munich on the 24th of Oaoher, at Dint .in the eveuiti , :c. 'Zile town , w,As d huninatedwith much taste. 'l . )e gav t , dit tut ince on his Arrival to the pin, ip:tl atlccri the ELtlei'w), the Foreign Ministers, and (no gigrates, with whom he trmained long in c0n‘,1... sation. Prince Mutt 4'r, who has c:ihibited runlt t 'Li vity iti all his opet%:tions, lutd.arrived at Munki m .— lie bestcAt s'the highest praises on the Chass and Caritbineers of the Imperial :Guards: 'A treasure, amounting to .g 00,900 guitderS, fehl into their hands., but they left it untouched, and pitshed grit .: pursuit of the Enemy . . In the last aciion Prince V.cant, .NAND escaped on the horse .of a LiellteDallt Ca , . vairy. A umber-of Atistriaa'Soldwr3, hat 'e eseaped into Franconia, have ocasionel gAmt di - order there,—All the Eiteto Was die Army is in full nluch for the Inn, where dial BERNADOTTE, General MARMONT, and' shah li.VousT were . to be on, the evening of the t;,!Gthi SMITHFIELD MARK t, T, Nov. tt4 • This clay's Nlarket was well supplied v.':l - la ditfe rent kinds eC Cattle ; Beef and Mutton cloos not support last prices ; Pork. is rather advanced, 00,l the trade was but 6,1,11ing,---The HZlylr/An . ket V• r 44 ratherbriblt., Clover is getting up in pr:‘co; Tin/ 'old Stn. w much the snnie as our ra v urt.--Wc.; rsla jou) .1 - I,(4Qtrtika list of the rrii...est and nunifmas To . iftk the Otni per v‘olie of nib, Beef tis• 6t1.--Maton oa t :1.1 1 pcl:--V4,1 SS, 0d..14 63. ,(1.7.--Pu/K 4S. 0. to :1.11016 16 G . OdAiit 26 . 23. t 67 4, rt ilyt, 3 41 , --P . igs sl',:rrui•lEr.r) If AY:I-lA.IIKB V. ILsy 41.03. --5;14,4v Coug-Ex CHAN - GE, Nov. 1 hot for tr)-(11',‘ , 0 Market is arrived in consideralAn quantities ; traa 13 dull of sale, ;it the rf.:citoio}l r quar t vr , ; Rye in short supply., and r.ttlit.r. ; liarley and Malt soreely currvney t Olti Beaus arc; :waive and (lei rcr ; stn lil ~: I•lation) of Oats but a witit'.l» t ; I f olly 1:x•1,1? it 1:1,1. goote:l ict c . ;, in but blion 311F*21y.