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Tri E appearance of the MQtropolis yesterday, bp-, Mg the day appOinted fora General Thanksgiving, was' highly creditaLyle to the character of its inirabi: tams : with very .few exceptions, the, shops Were closed, and an air of solemnity, marked. sale general ' aspe& of the first capital of the. world. We have no doubt that the same appearance of devont gratitude for the signal .benefits which this Country has re ceived, amidst the dreadful shock which the civilized world has endured; and is still 'suffering, ma-visible throughout the British Empire. The Collections at the several Churches and Chapels amply testified, the benevolence andpatriotism' which animated all ranks of the Pcople.—We are Sorry to find that, frOM Some motives; of which we are. unwilling to i form a harsh judgment, noColleEtion was'tuade at several places of 4vptili.n. 'On such an occasion, surely, 'there. WOnld ILIVe hCeU, AP impropriety in dispensing 'with ordinary thrills. The .purpose of those ColleCtions Was to relieve thp'Stifierers by the most glorious Ac- Upoll record, even ia the, Annals of this Coun try 3 .-and since CII,AiiITY is intimately blended with , impediments, we conceive, should have throWn hi the ,way of the National Gra titude and Geuerosity. Ifpwever, we shall say no 'rilcire on this head, satisfied with the' fruits uf `tiOnal BenevOlenee *here it was' unrestrained i its •.etercise.. . , • . Ye t erdly morning the ROY AE, FAMILY, accorn. puled by General FiTzttoy, Colonels TAYLOR and Drsßaravv, tatlies ti'vbwry and ELI, went to St. George's Ch:fpel, Windsor, and hoard an excellent 'Scrim Q , eearled by the ReV..Dr. COOISOINI,'frpra the 50th NAM, 15111 arse. Alter twine Service the RovAL PARTY took an airing to Frogrnore. His MA TE;TY Iti.CXpeaCd in town to-day, to hold a. Privy, COuncil. - The Court is to go int`o mourning liar the Prince of BatfissWriett next Sunday. The order is gone to the Gawne. ° ' • Yesterday mornii4 General the Eatl otHArtntrro- ToN had a long conference with Lord ....MiJLGRAVr, 'at his Office in Downing-street, about ten o'clock. In the evening (and not before, as erroneously stated) his Lordship and, suite left the Stable-yard, St. James's, for Harwich, where he will immediately embark for Vienna. Several tetterS from COLLINGWOOD'S Fleet praise the system, of Lord NULSON'S Signals. , l Every man Must be proud of having it known that he wasof some , use in gaining the gloriouS Viaory oflratalgar . ; and hence we may state, that it was the help of the Naval Telegraph ' just invented by Sir Homo Pornmit, of `whioh Lord Nr.i.sot4 availed himself. It was by this new Teleg,raph that Lord Net.soN - , at a distance, out of sight of Cadiz, was enabled to cottuntinicate with hitiQrurzers close in with that Port, and to know what the Enemy were doing as accurately as if he bad heen" on the spot ;. while he was so far away that the Enemy did not b , :dieve liirn to be within reach. It was by this Telegraph, too„ that he said to hk Fleet as he was going into EnOand ,eiq)eds every Alm to do his I)Lity." Obvious that such all expression CoUld.not been,CUllVeyed by Signal. Sir Hogg PoiqtAm's rr e l egra ph was, inc!ced, , of great use Co Lord MI,- soN and we hope this. may be mentioned without offenee . tictrl wlo,- by' their .NavaTiz gttiirf and, false'aecusations, had nearly . . Danteni, Tar.v,anrtq, from the rile of ..rr tnce,lo tnd to Stockholm, arrived o Da rt mouth, cm the 4th its t. and landed Capt. GttANT, of the Ertp-ruick. ,Ea t, captuNd avid carried into t Lord EA ton an d the Tottenham, from lieurfai - ..,Totf Portsmouth... ( ~:. -,,,„ 19th .ult; all the Ships in the Road of El. k. , ' . .tit three , discharges in celebration of the ', ' Fol. v ~r f Cadi : z. , Immediately afterwards, their : . - .4 r, '-,! lowered, ,and thee-nlintttt guns tired on ~:.'" the death of .Lord Ntii.Aci's-. ,111 liegitneht of Loyal London Volunteers yeAterdny morning .4.11: nini o'clocts, in De- N 011Sbire-square, Ilishopsgatei-street, to deliver Silver .(1.,115 to the • following., , Gelitlemen, aditldged tki the.best r,lt, s to their reTe6tive Companies: , !crepkg'Pol .- , ttrVe eDift[u4tv, .croral EgANuts. THunsty, Gat irly EAsrw6oD, First C6fapaiiy, Wiuovs, Secoml Cortkpaciy. lAMEA Si)l , 94l.kAt.l', Comptio., (.; sok c.-x RSVFNAty, r s txth 0-nirpoly. RI(. i A T IVA Seventh.,Compiny. far e• bW Urnv Zit; Lightilitantry Cotr*rty:, All 4 tlle. og1:r.:::,t41 pcli - Nre(111 '4l - ) ki.%T.llEsol'r, Third Company, atlr4Ori: - to 11.41 n tis th e be. ;t fiLor 111 thi? ; tly "went c, IV 4 I/ /1 . 1 JV J ir PosmswroTit, Dec. s.—Tbe riaorY is arrived at pithead, • but the body of the departed ffero is not yet landed. Arrived the d polio, Wit.x.twsos, from Lynn ; Hope; PRIPR, from Waterford; Expedition, SCOTT, from Lisbon ; and Tivo Friends, Pawls, from Dun- Sailed Ifis M a jesty's Ship lie.Dcferic...., of 74 guns, for the Downs and the 4kigult Gun-brig; on a Cru* off Guernsey ; also the •Siazecr, LOCICEU, for, Christchurch. This clay being appointed 1?y the Legislature for a day of Humiliation and Thanksgiving, it was ob served here by all that due ,decorum .the nature of the subje& demanded. .very.. place of worship, both in the Establishment and among the Dissaters, was well attended, and, m'ich to their honour, a :4'..7011e6ti0n was made at every place of worship for the relief of the families of those who so gloriously 1::,11 in the Battle of Trefalgar. This example we :,incerely hope has been followed by every Congre gation in the Kingdom, •Fova q cLocK, 1). platform and rar'i parts have been. crowded all day with persons anxiously waiting in order to witness the. cereraoty of landing the remains of Lord NELSON It-is now ascertained thatlt will not take Placetill to-morrow. An express has been diipatehed to London for in stru6tions.. It is understood that the body will be landed at the Dock-yard (as in the case of Lord HUGH SEYMOUR), and that it will proceed fipm, that place to London in stately procession, the zrder of which is not yet made public. The Ships Flags are only half mast high, which, • with other circum , stances denoting a public mourning, has created a sensation that givei peculiar solemnity to the day. DOVER ; DEC. 5.—A li'rench Lugger Privateer, about eight o'clock last night, was bold enough to came close into the shore, near . the South Foreland Lights, and boarded a large Swedish Brig, belonging to Malaga, laden with raisins and almonds, , from Barcelona. A Galley, with three Dover people, who had engaged to pilot the gwede into the Downs, was on her opposite side at the time, and endea voured to prevail on the Captain to run his Vessel on shore, but he would not.. She cast anchor, and the Lugger did the salve along-side, and, after hav ing shifted her crew, and put some of his owrepeo ple on board, carried her off in triumph. The same Privateer afterwards captured an English Coaster, •and carried her l oft Another Privateer was close in with the land, near Shakspeare's Cliff, last night, and fired at some Coasters that were Acortnr, for the Downs, but it is believed they captured nothing. Three are three Lugger Privateers which have, in favourable weather, frequently storen out and. jo inted this part of the coast. Two of thern generally go in concert, and, it is said, have made several captures, chi4y Swedes. Arrived and passed to the Downs the F i ddyrtone, of London, Copt. G. SARmArr, 30 days from Que bec, and landed J. VIN - c.:11 - r, J. Biccit., WILLIAN. CURRY, WILLIAM COLLIN'S, J. STANFIELD, L. F. DucursaAY, Mr. CLEMMENT, and two - other pas sengers. Also the William, J. Dom), from Jamai ca, and landed WILLIA.3II - itawas. The Convoy, we hear, is very much dispersed. Passed several more of the Jamaica Fleet. To-day being the day appointed, for the Thanks giving for our late Naval Vi6tory, .an excellent Ser mon, suitable to the occasion, was preached at our Church, after which a-handsorne ColleCtion was `made at the doors, which, when added to the Col leaions at our Banks and Libraries, is to be trans mitted to the Patriotic Fund. FALNI,OVTII, DEC. 4. Arrived the CEconorty, Coax, from Jamaica, for London ; 8 t days passage; Diligence, GARD ; and Medea, TIERNEY, from Ply mouth; William, LANDORIGGE, from Livl.rpool Mary, HARVEY, from Cardiff; Mary Ann, COT.. TON, from Burry ; and the Mario anti I,:lizabeti4 Prize to the Lord Nelson Privateer, a Guernsey, laden with sugar, coffee, and logwood, from the Havannati for Tonningen. Sailed the .came, TttomAs, for London. COWES, DEC. 6..0-...Arrived the' Swedish Ship Aurora Frederica, Capt. P. ANDRESEN, from Alicant, to Wodowalla, laclett with salt ; the Swedish' Brig Neptunus, Capt. E. OLSEN, from Alicant, bound to Wodewalla, laden with: salt ; the Swedish Ship Christina, Capt. J: G. STAl4GrxErr, from Allcant, bound to Gottenburgh, with salt ; the SWedish Ship Apollo, Capt. PETRitscx, from Malaga, with wine, and fruit ; the Danish Ship Capt. LIND, from St. Cruz, bound toCuperthagen, with sugar; and the. Anwrican Brig Star, Capt. Rorzs, from . Senegal, it 11 The cargo of the Bremen Brig Triutizph, Ca pt. from BourdcAux, laden with brandy and k.4.';ne, winch was stranded on the south side of this Island to fow days since, be nearly all saved, and tkpe..3 arc etitartained that the VeVel will be got iwT, t.l: weatlier modqrati, lii 1 th 0 ;cal uvv,oi,titill;inorpiolirt::::foi,s-roion; provisions and E ; the Industry, burgh for this part, wiL Ship swell, WFALL, from NUTTER, from Waterford, Carojina), with lumber ; the Swedish Brig /I..fercurius, BRINNS, from Allot% botind to Stockholm, with salt, with' the 'los Of main-t opmast pnp olee of andh7 4 gudofz Capt:ainma pit.xcos, 15 nor . ind9tonodetha.sewhv7ipial:ldstincoßeniyp:onfli.l.d th at is cal:;iivtee ready for h s is ea offi 6c Cerr ing i j o u f snt next week, , The Formidable, of we, Lo wreilaldbye in c'aWsandßa'y in doom' ready, and Fid and the Repulse, of 74, in Her:lege, are FleTebt.eo.trtand tofbr a th start to reinforee the ril.' - Cadiz, join g Pliant Vice-10mi , Sir J. T. Duct wont; otf that Fat. vigilant candua of the present Lords of the T Admiralty' have, by their ord ers at the different out ports, almost ereat.rgl a new' Fleet to suintitute for the disabled. Ships in the glorious viaory off rafal gar. Fifteen Sail of the Line are already off Cadiz, and on their passage there, Lrein Portsmouth and this Port. Sailed the Zolus s i of 38 g uns, Ciptairt Lord W• FiTiR°Y, :fig ,the- et)B3t 47f I re land, so loin Ad miral e t station. Lora GAnDNEiei s cit i.jfidn p on- tb:l Came in two Sfiii.lSOf. t h e Line this morning, su at posed to be from Lord CoLas.GWOID. kgaeF feeling and conseci ue nt in;p re ssion an eve r y P erwg. mind- took place 9n. the occasion, that the 1 1 :i8ory , with the remains of the &Parted Lord Nases, WO seen towing in off the Ifeadlands, with a juryonain and mi;en - tnast ; but when the h aze cleared r, and the Ships appear ed } . ht s ight, , they proved to p b a ' detained Swedish Ship disabled, in tow, . Capt, WesTnol,r,. of the, Division of Royal 10 rings, wounded on board the AC hille, of 84 guns, antt Capt. Wswis, of the Royal Marines, weunded o') board theßellerophou, of 74 guns (late Marines,, are both at the Roy al Naval Hospital, at Gibral , tar i l l 3 fair way al:reaovery. . The gallant Capt. NORMAN, o ldie ROI Moirite.i;of who was severely ` NVOIOded in the late glorioto pito of the e Ist Oaeber; on bear d the Mars, 7' l V (late Capt. MEE), was lunch better, ........... 4 0 . Opt, DEAL, DEC. 5. after the Pallas Rigor. of the Ri g five weeks, from Quebec, with ale follow l ' ig S , bt Hon. Lord Cecil emso, after a posg e l . i under con k oy, via. . The Ewll, pi,Trf;lo.ll,l AltiOliti, KIRBY, and the Quebec, BAYLSII well'e arc, sailed for Stendgate Creek, under qu'ran`,l.4; also the, Prussian Ship Atles,----, roSt. An'iwe •Arrived, and sailed for the River, 0 0 trdel '‘'l/' f:l7o A rn ir N iv e ed w t Pr be av n i4 s e tal cc r i r i -vvAl'uwo.N., %from De.merara i Patent,,,BDOP : :avtietl::vrie:ll,:rt;:iierost;by.!l,.., from off the French Coast, and remain irk the Po" ) Conic, l'cov„ so. with the Ships as per last. ........... . c :‘ ; it Bog' rived trOM.'3-01.11:.e; and veterday 3 op.ilL woo Prize to the E6ptienne l`rigate, ttptlll9 b psll ' -time at Kinsale, arrived here in i;reat distress,r fro The - Racoon Brig has arrived in .this ilarbt'%lo,, of the West Indies, having parted w ien.3 c,oto_/. 1 seven of VesSelS that ware under her . c lor ( * e """Tl'n Beedieea Ps this day at' sailed from IMP, r Y rase a uci: T sH t t ae r e i i i ci s e l. d bec t t : I: Y A I ibp m s ° yii Majesty's E e i s : v r i ,H : 3 - N c t : s i C , ge i n .j: _ Sr et : c s s i ii ty :c l e . i ci :: ci t 1 : n r e rFlYfii;g eA ci 14 ' h :15::-11653::14 r AI 00 0 ' &,neur,•orrived yesterdßaly7lgra‘tvglPTlodiirsltierßte-tillinSe°ll:t: Coast of ariCan Skip, with '3,..)s siiives iro,, oci --a./estY's Br' , Rein Deers,'", rived yesterda . ' ll' SErrE,S Y "cl"!%* nmi u [llan, Africa, ' a t : . r k i ;:ii:l°b:rve;;:sCatirPtit)etuincreec; • ll' il : l 4l ,s iser ? ' l : te e e ti r : ce i t: e e r i f f ) t ilti t °6 lo3l t . „ l3 ! abniP___ _6.9llb,ll:neid'calVt-)ip°oll3llCllSY,eliCiNil3l3:::°CaaSr"TrEßl:ill:ll4:rratll'crYt'ClaljEillAc'aiSM'iAtl°:loCiCirti:ahtillii•ed,r,Csl6::tt's;((l.lls:ld}.l4ll'))elly:Nlr::lift‘lllil' the Esther on the 217th ofittne, 111 COOtanVess64 I Erther ' GUilleallall, of London; llf)till iti,ttle cot- -vursobcf:tu'anlfle:d'aCysl7ritjt:itll'ieliguttl;s3:°ll(et' i vi o l lt : o'i ' l' 'was days sail Of Charleston Bar, the 4/I°B Sag' board, taken ka:fintdithbiyBdoitrileleathi?nesporcitivoiaSieletoro,:icerr;ti P The plt OMnasbto,elrrdaanid-1 Athimieccrircsafilt)Nr7tieiG, tubiOrllellill'itribarlfgics:' til tnieli t_ r . R i ni n eia l lii a p t , . 2rnsiz..esil: vaiincciout,t,tit:riveclasatisie::: 01,1 oitil which Insted 48 hours, and occasioned tile tic instant,_ within four longues of Barrocol, le" i ke / Hl3 Majesty's Brir Rein Deer and WO re'til' iitO .., ) The Priv a teer peeriatpflpeable:cipirr:zseigolint.ly two, I ) aur s I : 4 1 Yeiterday A-taming His Majestys ship ivitk sailed frdrn Port Royal, to colle,a the 11 00 hound. Fleet. I,ondon We wee sterday ►Ezl yTz,s•rLD , Spy a' saved from the of . the French hy the gv e ol tic;t-.llllloee:ntlct.ll.°.:;:or.°Yl°:lßleTilo'kt."ticlectil lt tiejl4 ° v f s' I? V , •i th (treat pleriStlre e 31.11) ""-- iate idel intent:)" 11 Captains in the N.ivy, re-isof INE.ll;l.,L.Qls‘,ltiNo.rij,' 4t t ,, erld, the e &Act:: • .. A AR rv E ts tviiterford. Du Ilainbursh, 5 Gottenbuieh, t Lisbon, t Witte:turd, r ' PRiCE *01: STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE ° I CJ-001C. C00:,;04, 6r i LC7.I. Aiin. . 6o THE SUN, 10LEM QUIS mtctßa rA.Lstm auor4T ? LONDON FRID4V, In:C=IIIER 6, 1303.