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• . .g.()TZEIIOIi's TRAVELS IN ITALY. 'Phis Day were published, in few closely ptintcd Volumes mtnall Bvo. uniform with Willis riVVI6 tip.s same A uthor,* . price il. 1)(1s. 1 I, •1 it.:' , VaS through ITAL Y, from Liyopia 1 ;t0;104 the Tyrol „In,l Florence to Naples, a n d f rom ' • ::ton4ll Rurne, i;ologtia, Milan, anti Vienua to , . '',l.l:•i•ng Inc ()Iwo of the year. iBa4 And. the . . r r tit:2 y car ;kos', ;lISTUS yONI K.(rrzraurt • lii>tte'rs' Vows, Pzarro, .Sec. s(.c. ~, :Is in siti...fia and in F rance. •:, I. have pronounced Kotzebue to be, " First of Travellers," as well as the ;.. , fil3l)llCr3 anet charadler that in this Elie ;4141.sseti the and Use Untverial tavelS and in F(Ance, tint pule in ISlaPtiN t htit • - lit every Cr,untry'in FurN,e, L 4,in61411 .1 t demonstr.itive est 'his ex tra6r.finary malt. Vet; lici+v6:,..t 'interesting may have been his former trsv::is,,, iivt , e ! t:tly c,I iitn rank as his chol-A'oeuvre, and in a part t. cular manner coninlandft .r..! - )11ce of the literary world, not (aiiy re la t i ng to.;,the tii,,gt intere:lng Cotinfries in liUropc, ,•;20F4tog ;.tricis Mid unequall e d f un d of novelty, , ':'l;a4t.,r., aim arruartaviit, P;ii;t,', 1;4- Phillipa,j3zidge,:ztreet, Blackfri:Ars, it i;, h l 11cr,k>rltera. _. Of whc;rl mir y be h; d, Tiß:4l l ,l,.Lliti on o f Kotzotpw.l Tr;iv‘lb iii Si4411:1; 3 Vol s . r" we.: 1,34 61 Ahl the 3d Lcitticio ut tits Travels iii*FraSlCCi 3 Ws p; ii;+; . :33. 63. in bpirtis, _ _____......„,........... Tilli.f.:F, iTiC)OKS Or IHOCRAPHY FUR. TI-XE USE UP s('ii()()Ls. 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WE have reason to believe that in consequence of the heavy gale of windonThursday night and Fri day morning, Sir Sinzimr„Smrit not only- found it impre6ticable to make his intended attempt upon the Boulogne Flotilla, but was obliged to stand off from the French Coast, It is stat e d in private Letters, that in conseque nce of the manceuvres of the British Sqoadrori, it was supposed that the attack would be made on Thursday night, and at ten o'clock two of the Bomb Vessels began throwing shells; but before. twelve o'clock the gale had increased so much, and the sea .ran so high, that it was impossible to per. severe with any prospeCt of success„ and therefore the Squadron stead out to sea. it is also stated, that some of the .new construetedrockets took fire by accident, and the illumination Which they caused in going oil; led the people at Dover to believe that the attack had actually been made. We have seen with concern, the disposition in some of the Papers to raise the public expectation to the highest pitch upon the subjed of the intended Attack, and to bold out the prospe& of the total de_ strudion of the F renc h Flotilla.—Those who h ave been thus forward to excite the most sanguine hopes, Will be the first to blame GoVernment and the Offi cers employed,. if their own untbunded speculations are not realized. We have already stated, that we believe it was, and is the intention of Sir SIDNEY SMITH to make an experimental Attack with the newly-construCted Machines ; but it is, to use the rnildc.ist language, improper to sport with the. public feeling", ,and to excite expe6tations merely upon idle conjectures: Nll PAL NJE WS. ANOTfiglt LETTETI, SAME DATE. Went out of Harbour to Spithead the dimazon Frigate, Capt. PARKER also the 4/e.rander, of 74 guns, to the Motherhank, fitted up as a inaret she is exceedingly well adapted for the purpose for which she is intended, being divided into several departments or rooms, each of which is capable of containing a ship's cargo. PLystount, Nov, el.—Sailed the hind Frigate, with Dispatches for the Mediterranean, • • Arrived the American Brig Two illaria's, Captain Bow.sw, from Boston, laden with coffee and sugar, bound to Rotterdam, detained by the Hero and Bet ieg Privateers. Also, the Danish Ketch Johan Eli zabeth, Capt. Swirtsow, from Isle de Rbe, laden with salt, for North ,Bergen, having sprung a leak Tuts morning the trial 'of Nfr. Justice JOHiISON., foi- a Libel, calm o in the. Court of Xing's liench. ATToitNEY GLIVE;RAL opened the 'case nn the Part of the Pnisecuti9o, in a speech of considerable length ; and called four 'Witnesses to prove the publication. Mr. ADAM', for the Defendant, objeeted i:tt the publication Was not. sufficiently proved, and the Court had not decided that point when this Paper was jut tp Press, al Sea. Arrived the Pair?", Captain FRANCTS, with sugar and coffee, from Surinam, bound to London, put in by contrary winds. On the examination of the French Captiin'i Sour nal of Lc Mont. Blanc, of 74 guns, whowas killed ln the Action with Rear-Admiral' Sir h. Si AA cmor, Bart. the 4tlr Nov. off Cape Ortegal, the following Extrad was made ()f e ttle Naval Sea-fight with Rear , Admiral Sir 11. ,Cimpta, 134 rt, off cape Vinisterre, the 23d July : f` .Eixtraft, July Rae—Wind moderate, .‘.l in With .ungaged Ott pitish 1 , 1 , 4 for i,everal' ; W E are authorised ;olsay, that the fatis stated in the Morning C I,- of tili3 day , restie t c ling the Court . of .Admiralty, are utterly unfounded, and equally' libdl upon the Govertnuent, .ritd=re vild the °tiler Centlemen therein-narned--. t h e p t 4 1 ) 0 , 3 4., : 1 of this Court be itv, n., unrl,:r the considerw.ti4srr at the Chancellor chi- ( i t Ireland, ;Is reconituenLiod, s o l e ly I • -I 'tl4 his E ' l ' . ; Dii prirl,4) 4, 31. , t 3 t' 1 DovEu,.Nov. 2t..--Passed by for London a large' Fleet of hoineward-bound Westludiamen. No Vessel has arrived -to-day from our Blockad ing Squadron off _Boulogne; therefore I am unable to, say any thi ng f art h er respe&ing the operatiens of our Fleet than what I sent you last night; except that Lieut. Hoax, of the Signal House, at Little Cornbill, says, as he was looking towards the Bou logne Coast last night, about eleven o'clock, he saw a number of rockets thrown (as he supposed from our Ships) towards the Harbour of Boulogne, and afterwards he saw a Very large blaze, which lasted about an hour and a half, viz. from eleven to.. half-past twelve. lam also informed by a. Fisher man, that a firing was kept up on the other side from eleven P. M. till three A. M. and then entire ly ceased. " After sending a Dispatch on shore for you yesterday at Folkstonc, I made the beat of my way to the opposite shore. The wind being favourable, I was not long in making it. On my arrival, I found matters in such a state of fori.vardness, as to leave no doubt in my mind of it being seriously the intention of the Admiral to make the attack. "On the rise of flood-tide the Diligence, com manded by Capt. TIDY, had taken her station (lead ing Ship), round which all the Gallies, Row-boats, Rocket-boats, &c. were assembled. The heavy Bomb -vessels prepared to lead the van ; indeed, every thing wore the appearance of immediate ope. rations. About eight o'clock the Fleet got under , weigh. The Boas that rallied round the Diligence took their stations. "At t 0 two. Bomb-vessels commenced throwing in shells, and all appeared ready for the general at tack. At this `time the, wind was tolerably' mode rate,; but freshening on fist, by eleven it.blew hard, and the sea began to make apace. I could plainly see our small craft were much inconvenienced by it. At 12 o'clock it blew a perfeCt gale, and the sea ran . , mountains high. All this time the two Bomb -1;4 our Deal vessels kept on firin g an d s e n di ng in shells. The Letter ''We learn the arrival there of small craft which had taken up their stations we the Leopard, from the coast of Holland, after, hav re ing now glad to get to the Fleet, and before one o'clOck seen all Transports, &c. belonging. to the Ili- every intention of ITl3king th pe attempt f o r t h at n i g h t, edition. Safe. in Heli go l an d . I am sure, must have been given up. It is extraordinary that, notwithstanding there " The Fleet were under weigh, and tried all th bare been seine arrivals f rom H o ll an d , not any could to ,keep their station, b u t Wey were at last obliged Papers,.,eithar-ii'rench or Dutch, have reached town.: to abandon the French shore, which they did about since' Sunday A report was circulated yes- three this moruing. They 'stood away for Dunge terday that.Ros,U'ART E had been defeated on the 6th /less, but I cannot say that they .hare arrived at that of this-menth. by the Allied ArmY. No such «le- Haven, as I shaped my course for Dorer,, so parted count has, however, been 'received. We anxiously : front them. After day-light this morning I saw Wait for the arriv a l o f Foreign Journals, cony itk)e4l.l, iwo or three , of the Gun-vessels, about half-eintnnel that their contents must. be of extraordinary. inport- nver, Standing to-the Ness; one Pire-vessel made for 'ance. The positions of the Armies, according to the Dotter,. and is now in the Roads. • last accounts we received, were such that but a short . 4 ‘ I art apprehensiv that a trifling acc id ent lac tvriod could elapse betbre some decisive eveiit took curred to one of the Rocket-boats daring. the gale. place. 13ozsiikemerk with evidently in a most critical By some mean s or other, the ryockets caught :fire Situation; the perif.of which was every .clay increesing, and went off in great numbers, and appeared to fall in conseedence of th e judicious retreat at the Mica, all round one of our Gun-vessels. I novel- billeld .;'who would, hov.'ever, from their continually ac'cu- , . such an illurnination. I find the people at Dover mulating nuMbers, be soon in a condition toadvance saw it, and one and all set it down as the grand at with a force greatly Superior to that ofthe tack. Whenever the weether shall mo d erate, 2 A Paper of tints morning speculates upon the pr e - Sir SiDNEY will no doubt resume his -station.—.l ()ability of Bo NaPilag s Obtaining an 'Armistice. To Oe close at hi s h ee l s ." this, however,...there must be th e consent of other parties; and it Can Scarcely be supposed for a, moment that the Allies Would consent to any Armistice or Twee Which should leaveiloNa:Psars in the tem. panty possession of the advantages he has already gained, nor can we believe that Prussia 'would Coe sent to, much less urge, the adoption of any such. Measure. What effect the Misition of Count Haus wlTi May have, we profess not to calculate, but if BoN/Antag endeavours to institute a protraded discussion, the Allies might perhaps think it necessary to insist, as a preliminary, that lie, should evacuate all the territories which his Army has Over rim. This would be the more necessary, as he would only propose Negotiation with a view of gain jug time to obtain additional strength. That the cause of the Allies will ultinintely triumph wi3 have no doubt, and a few hours will probably bring us in telligence of the greateSt importance. PoitTSMOUTII, Nov. 22.—Arrived the .L,sni Net sun, BROWN, Beaulieg, GAYLY, funo , NORTHPVER, and liindon, CAVE, from London —the two last with ,naval stores. Sailed the Z elra Bomb, Capt.. PARXINSON, and the Cracker Gun-brig, Doug s, with a Fleet of light Transports under convoy, for the Downs. Ouit. Mot, Sailed the Prussian MI riot. G l ' o i t Got ' 3$ H. Wntrz. for 'Vare i l the ?Moils °OJ T Mel, Capt. Boucot, for 1471 the P rlAlsl ,_ l l l4 Thetis?, Capt. , Capt. C. G. Ty. , for Pantai an° im e • Danish Brig Flora, Opt. .S . rodwr MtattiOsi Zmbden. S211"1419/ Nov. SC—Arrived the goseil a S l oo p of War, Capt. Joss Jetossiogo from. 14 " month: Carne down from Long Beac h to the Nos e Kent. Saled the Railleur to the N'arthward trnd S t e irtdl Gun-brig, with a few Sail of Merchant Sressv4 ; under Convoy, for the Rivers., Jade, Abe' Weser. hale 01 ' Ships at this Port--Zealand, Kent, Alkrovir, itOr "phetu, Winahelsea, Coney, A.lagiltin Pyititic6 ersO l tA, and Raven , Itosina Armed Ship ; a nd tevoral " Fi c.vessels and Bomb.tenders. FALMOUTH, Nov. 20.--The outward-bonacl diterranea ge" n and Oporto Fleets appeared off th it this day, and were joined by the Eliza , PA YNTOU '. I r Smyrna ; Lady Carleton, IltctuE ; and the OP; HENLY, for Malta ; with several other Vesselh t , names of which we c a l not learn, and proc e, P°ll the westward. CiIATILAVi Nov, eo.—The Theseus is taken In t° .......... ti dock at. this Port, aud the workmen are riprifig ° the copper, which is attended with more ddicalty than usual, °Mita to her bottom being tbrmerly raw ' l3s sed throughout before the copper Was P ut an. The'Vinery is expealed at this Port to be repair 1 and her men to be put on board the Ona oolwich. The got sails to-day from Long BeAch to the Nore. • On Sunday a labouring man fell into the area of bythe new Artillery Barracks at the Wick. of Brampton, which accident it is said the poor man broke.bis backi:he347. as removed in 11cart to the Poor-bottsc a oizgh t The bd, i n .1 --e.. n a, . 0 apt. SMITO, 10 HrtiVea a t NOWT, * _ thirty days, from New -York : we art haPPY t° , of lealth ; the Board of al.."tte that the yellow fever bad entirely subsided be. i''re Cipt. Smrrlt sailed. Be has bronght over clean bill- 1 the City WHS convalescent. 4 , Ifi; MaStuty's fillip fipitf/e, Cipt:1001006, str'' lit Health having declared rived in ths.3 Hay pf Dublin, On Saturday se'iiiig. iron' Cork. ; to take the ' Vessels tww loadingas tQf Ltuldoo and the _Channel, to the Downs, and w t° $4 . 4 94 titie 10. , . o th n e e n it the er aeon c T e l a :e ed En cv e i r iz t if i e e ri y or ad it v i a t n iu ta m g b e e g r;i i' .Extraft, O&. 21.- - Dead calm.; afterwards ea on to blow an hurricane; the o)mbined came. out of Cadiz, and fell. in with' the Brit Fleet under Lord NELsoN,Off Trefalgar.—..A. bloc engagement began, and continued for ionic laou but a violent hurricane corning op, mid. sov--1 on both sides. being Ailnmsted, Admiral.Gaavns , piylsion, returned to Cadiz. Bath Fleets separat on account of the storm. One • British Ship ble up. We stood away. for Ferrol 'or Vigo,",ke. The above is tolerably modest for a French:nal and allows, in the Battle off Cape Fiuisterrc, 2j July, that our Fleet was inferior. The Fren4 01 ficers now here describe the storm oUrreffilgar til most dreadful' they ever experienced; . and, in thei pompous way, they say the battle was furious, ba the elements still more furious end all persist thej saw a British Ship blow up : on being asked if hel name was the "Milk P' they said; .yes —and woW scarcely believe that it was their own In going up gamoaze El Finite, 74, and S an Bae phael, 84, were pointed out to thenf as, the tvvo.priA. taken by Sir CALDBII, Bart. at w hi c h °xi . , shrugged. their shoulders, said it wa s Ire s. extrapulli- 1 noire, and, with the true non' chalance of Frenchmen, declared they always told each other they were sure they Were missing after the aaion, and some Port. had got into DEAL, Nov. 22.—The Leopard is a rrived the Coast of Holland, havin from having . $ Legion Transports, &c. i n Heiligoland, It is feared the Biter Gun-bri-; T.; ....cut. .VINOATE, iS ,JOSV btt nobody knows where; the Trimly pieke4 up one of her masts and top gallant...masts, and a spar belong jog to her, and some jail:Loiter that the Lialteilitllt'S trunk, with his eett 111 'the German papers, pai•chments, and plAte. A Deal Boat, coming out of st. Marret's gaff this morning, was upset, and two men, of thena tnes of Rose and Macdonald, were 'drowned ; the were but three in the Boats--the othe r was iavel 0e The Railleur arrivad 'from the Nore; " from Falmouth, with the West In dia C°ln tA P 4in t sailed again; Bold and Rifleman , from them"— the Goodwin ; Fury; Iron' St. Idelerill ,FOug, from off Calais, With an Arne rk3n $l4 40 01ii44 by her. The Flamer sailed off Boulogne. 4.me • c The Destruflion Mortar-boat arrived Boulogne, having nearly swamped. Cowas, N o v. o.....Arrhrod 01011 1111 t th ° Danish Brigantine Provident - kr, Copt. D 141" 140 4 frum St. Thams, boa* to Altos*, lad° Thomas's, with coffee, augsr, and tole.. the S w4tildi m Roy Catherim Nor* Capt. B V " IIA M dA fit Totwingen, with it ofitle 'O AtP .PII