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16 ' F rench Ship Intrepide, of '74 guns , Mons. Infornet, burnt by-the Britannia; 17. Spanish Ship Ban Agustin''.o 74 guns, Brigadier Don Felipe X C ag i ga l, b urnt by thele,iiiitlikn". iB. anish Ship S a ntissi m a Tri n idad a , o f to o guns, Bear- Admiration Taitazar H. Cisneros; Brigadier Don F. Uri arte,stik by the Prince, Neptune, &c. a. French Sl)ip Redoubtable, of, 74.,guns, Mons. I.uca, sunk astern of. the Swiftsure Teuterairo . . lost '.13, and Swittsure S men. ..20. Sp unk by the anish ShiAja Argonauta, 'of So .guns, ‘ Don Antonio sx. • •• • „, 2 1. Spanish Ship Santa Ana, .of ti; guns, Vice Admiral yon Igntcto D'Alava, Capt Don Joseph De Garduqui, taken, but got into Cadiz in the gale; dismasted. „ 2 . z. French Ship Al gez i ras , o f 74gUni, Reat.Adiniral '9g o n (killed), Captain iVIOnS. Bruaro,. taken, but got into' L:adiz in the gale, dismasted. • - .. 2 3. French Ship Pluton, of tuns, Mons. Cosrnao, re turned to Cadiz in a sinking MM.', 2 4. Spani s h Shi p S an l ust e, o f 74 gun si -Do n-Miguel Gas. , returned to Cadiz ; has a foremast only. A 25. Spanish Shit San Leandro, 0164 guns, Don •Toseph De vuevedo, returned to Cadiz dismasted. French Ship Neptune, of 84 guns, Monsieur Maistral, returned to Cadiz and perted. . • , 2 7. French Ship lieros, of 74 guns,'Monsieur Poitlain, re. Vrnerl to CadiZ, lower 'masts in, and Admiral Rossiliie's Flag on board. 2 a. Spanish Ship Principe De Asturias, of r te guns, M alin' Don F. Gravina, Don Antonio Escano, , Scc. returned to Vadii dismasted. 1,29. du Spani4h Ship Montanez, of 74 guns,- Don Francisco, " I 'e, returned to Cadiz. • D 35 .„ Ship FOrmidahle, of guns, Rear-Admiral "1114noir) hauled to the southward and escaped lynch Ship 'MUnt, Blanc,' - of 74 'guns,. MOnsieur Le ' megfies hauQtt terthe southward and escaped. ll ,3z. rreneli Ship Scipion, of 74 gun s, Monsieur l3erenger, " 1,11 to the southward, and 'escaped. • 31. Vrelieli Ship Duguay Trouni, of 74 gu ns, M onsieur Ihtult ed to the sonth ward and escaped• St r 4,,Ahese four Ships were captured by Sir Richard ' 411 . 1 41t.hc 4th inst. ABSTRA 'At Gibraltar bestroyed • In Ca:tiz., wrecks • In C• 1. z, serviceable to the southward • , • '• List of the Names and Rank of the Flag-Officers of the ••• Combined Fleet of b rance and Spain in the Aaiun of the 4, st Of Oetobe- i 8 ' T‘,.eti Villeneuve, Commander in Chief, Bucentaur e-- • • A dmiral • Don Frecierico Cravina, Principe 1.5 e Asturias-- pd, in, C4•lli, wounded in the arm. I ce - Admiral Don I gnatio ,Maria D'Alava, Santa Ana - „.ihticd B , :verely itt the head, taken, but was driven into `-' 4 ,(nz in the Sa Ana. Uon Baltazai Hidalgo Cisneros, SantiSsima "Trinidad --raktil • !Z:ear-Admirai [flagon, Algeziras—Killed. 4'er4r-Admiral Dumattoir, Formidable=-Escaped. • it 6 9 - 3 Total 33 Euryabg, qfir Cadiz, My Loan Miuto.uts, ' 061. 2.7 ' lBos ' great. number of Spanish SUbja - ts having been `Pottaded in the late Action hetwecn the liritisli al ' 4 the Combined Hee6 of }'ran6e' and Spain,. on 411 ° zist inst. hurnanitY and my desire to alleviate the s uffariggs of these wounded 'men . diebte to me to to your Excelleney their "enthrgeinent, that they may be taken proper 'care ° hot , Dm , 1 1 f in the hospitals on s yoUr, Excelleney •isill• • send boats to cctwcy th em) With A proper Officer to give receipts or the mu n t,.._. i wr and aCknowledg - e thern.iit your. Ex celiencY's Answer to this Letter, 10 - be • Prisoners' of to be .exchanged ixdO:re.'iliz7 ry tyngain. • I be g to assure . your ..xceliency of my high con sideration, and that I am, &c. (Signed) C. COLLINGWO9D. 714 his Excellency the Marquis De Solana, Captain-GeneralqPinqalasia,Goveinor, &c.tse. Cadiz% * • . , 01 idttio ns on .which' the Spanish Kunded Prisoners Were releaSed and sent - tin 'Share to the Hospital. I Guilleme Val Verde, having been authorised and empowered, by the Marquis De Solana, Governor General of Andalusia and Cadiz, to receive from the ' En g l ish Squadron the wounded Prisoners, and such i l er 'ons as May be' necessary to their care,, which re= lease and enlargementof the Wounded, Stc. is agreed on the part of the Crenmtnider in Chief of the / ritish Squadron, on . the Positive condition; that bone of the said Prisoners shall be employed again 111 a public service of the Crown of Spain, either by 2 e 4 or land, until they are regularly exchanged. Signed on board s His I.lritannic Majesty's Ship the Euryalus, at Sea, the 30th O&. 1805. (Signed) - DE VALVEIME Ede Can de S.' E. ~~ 1 Puryabg, Oa.. 30 ~1 1805., is with great ple:isare that: - 1 ha're heard-.the V6utid YOU reeeted in.action iwin a hopeful way of 1 -ce()ver Y , and ditit .. yOur Country .may still have the ut'nefit of your future. service. • . ' but, Sir,..Vou surrendered yourself to me, and it :11 ' 1,1 in,cOns.ider:atitin 'o.rily of the state o f y oUr wound t4la t You.were'not retnovedinto my Ship. , I could not dist ur b the repose of man supposed to be in his 1 ast moments ; but'your sword, the emblem of yoqr tervice4 *was delivered,to, Me by your Captain, and I ex that you consider" vourself a prisoner' of war until you shall be regularly .exchanged by . Cartel. I have the honour to. be, &C. SIR, C. COLLINGWOOD. " I "ice Admiral Don Ignatia Maria D' Alava. Bent under aver to Admiral Gravina. A ‘l3l Ablttaa of the Killed and Wounded onboard the respeel t . 1.1" Ships cornizosing the British S-patron under the Corn -11, old of the Right lion, Lord Vis.:ount Nelson, in the "" - w F 4 Lort ot the 21st of Oelober, 1805. otf Cape Traf a l g ar, Vff;Lt" the Combined Fitets of France and Spain. 4 r 7 -4 °Blurs, 3 Petty Officers, 3z Seamen, and IS Ma. 9 r .Ktlfed ; . 4 offic e rs, 3 retty 1./lacers, 59 Seamen, and Ito ' 4r ineso wounded.—Total 13z, Yal So •• i ' -v„e,,re'Bll--3 OinCerl t 2 Petty OffiCet9, Itt) Senmen, v s. 1.3 avaannes, kille.l; 3 O ff icers, 5. Pett y- Otricers, 70 li tit e td 16 I1131"iiICS, WOUlidett.--Totakrip.• f i e "nig wo -- t , an Oificer, 8 Scamen, and I Mrine, 'killed i Of. i I." , 1 Ptri etty Officer, ji•Seaen, and 7 Marines, wounded.. 4 ctrl SI- • ..... e.......,..., and a Aforines, killed ; 3 Officers, '2 Petty Officers, 59 Stonier:, and 12 Marines, wounded.—Total 123. • Prince—None. - NePtilkle-rtc.Seamen killed ; t Petty Officer, 3o Seamen, and 3 Marines ' weruncted. -*-Total 44.. Dreadnought-6 Seamen, antl•l Marine, killed ; 'lOffi,:.er,' Petty Officers, 19 Searnen;aed Matines,--vvourieed... • Total 33.. • • . _ l'ortitant—Not received.' - . . Afars t'Officer, *3 Petty Officers, 17 Seamen, and S killeti-;- 4_officers 5 Petty Officers, 44 Seamen; zinc: it, Marines, 'veounded...Total'9l. . , Bellerophon-2 Officers.. f Petty Officer, 2o Seamen,' and Marines, killed ; W Officers, 4 Pet r y:Officers,„97 Seatilett, and 20 Wounded... Total so.. .111inotaur-3,Searnen, killed; 1 Officer, Petty Officer,- 17 'Seanirn, - and .3 Marines, wouptled4—Total 25.. Revenge-2 Petty ffi cers, 18 Seamen, and B'M arines, killed 4 Officers, - 38 Searneui and 9Marines, wounded. ,-T0ta1,79. Conqueror 7.2 Officers, t Seaman, killed; zUfficers, 7 Sea men? wounded.—Total - 12. Leviathan-2 Seatneu,.:and -2 Marines, ,killed ; t Petty Offi. cer, 17 Seamen, and 4 Marines, wounded.. 2 -Totat 26. • . Ajax —2 Seamen, killect • 9 Seamen, wounded.--Total it.Seaman,nt• San, killed; 2 Petty Officers, 17 Seamen, and 4 Marines, woUntiall.—Total 24. .Agamernnon-2 -Seamen, killed; 7 Seamen, wounded.— Total 9. Spartiatet-3 Seamen, killed; 1 Officer, 2 Pet y Officers, i 6 Seamen, and I Marine, wounded.—Total 23. Africa-12 Seamen,' and 6 Marines, ; 2 Officers, 5 Petty. Officers, 3? Seamen, and 7 Marines, wounded: — Total 62.' . ' ffelleiste-2 Officers, Petty Offi Pett cer, 22 Seamen,- and 8 Alariees, killed; '3 Officers, 3' y . Officers, 68 Seamen, • and 19 Marines, wounded. -1 oral i 26. Colossus-1 Officer, 31 Seamen, atici S MarineS, ; 5 Officers, 9 Petty Officers, its Svalliett, and 31 Alarities, wounded. ---Total zoo. Achille—l Petty Oflii:er, 6 Seamen and 6 Marines, killed; 4 Officers, 4 t'etty Officers, 37 geamen, and 14 :Marines, wounded.—Total . 72. Polyphemus-2 Seamen, killed; 4 Seamen, wounded. — .Total 6. Swiftsitre -.7 Seamen . and 2. Marines, killed; ',Petty Officer, 6 Seamen, ankt lvlaru,e, wuunded. , -Total 12. - Defence-4 Seamen, and 3 Marines, killed ;23 Seamen, and 6 Marines, wounded. -,-Total 36. Thundeier—a Seamen, and 2 Marines, killed; 2 Petty Of. fkers, 9 Seamen, and t Marine, wounded.—Total Defiance-2 Off6ers, t Petty Officer, 8 Seamen, and 6 Ma, ruins, killed ; t Officer, 4 Petty Officers, 39 Seamen, and 9 Marines, wounded. —Total 70. 'Coral-=2t !fleas, 15 Petty Officers, 283 Seamen, and, 104 Marines, killed; , 41-Officers, 37 Petty UI. ficer, 870 Seamen, and lAlVialitles, WattridCd.— Totat 1587. • I (Signed) C. COLLING WOOD. Return of the Names of the Officers and Petty Officers kill ed and wounded on board the Ships of the rib Squadron in the Action with the - Combined Fleets of France ai.d Spain, off Trafalgar, on the 2ISt October, aos. KILLLI). • Vielory -The Right llrltl. Lord Viscount Nelsen, K. B. Vice Admiral of the tVilite, Commander In Chief, •&e. &c. &c. ; j. Scott, Esq. Secretary; C . , W. Adair,ca p iain Royal M arines ; • William Rain, Lieutenant ; Robert smith into Alexander Palmer, ..".lidshipinen; Thomas NViiipple, Captain's Clerk. Royal •Soveteign -Trice Gilliland, Lieutenant; William CliOners, Master; Robert Green, Second Lieutenarit of • Royal Alatines ; John Aikenneati and 'rhot,na.s Braund, Midshipmen. • Britannia-ft -ands Roskruge, Lieutenant. Tlineraire-Simeen liusigny, Captiin of Royal . Marines ; ohri , Kingston, Lieutenant of Royal Mai - wes t ; Lewis Oades, Carpenter ; • Win. Pitts, ivlidsiiipman. None. Nci;tulio—None. Dreadnought:- None. Tontiant , --7Nci Return. Mars- ' George Dull; • Captain ; Alexander Duff; Master's Mate ; linintunt Corlyn'anit Henry :Morgan, hinish paten. Bellerophon-1(1bn Cooks-, First Captain,; Edward ti Master ; (olio Siminens,,Tvlidshipmatn. Milintaiir•-N tIIIC. Revenge-L..Thc.nnis. Grier and. Edward .I%.Brooks, ;WWI. Conqueror--Robert Lloyd and Win. 'M. St,. George, Lieu . - tenants,: , , • Leviathan-None. • Ajax••••• None. trrion-None. Agamemnon-- None. • Spartiaiu-None , A idea -None. Itelleisle-L Ebenezer Geall and • john Woodin, Lieutenants ; • 'George Nina, Midshipman. . Cotossus-ltoinaS S,criven, Mast-era. - , • Fratieis john Poly pliemos nee, Swittsurer-None. Dere:lee-, N one. • • • Thuniterer- Nene. 'Defiance-Thomas Simens,. Lieutenant; William Forster, .Boatswain; • lames Williamson, Midshipman. Vietery John Paseo. anr . I ()U G N - G. Millet Blip, Lieutenants; Lewis B. Reeves and I G. Peake, Lieutenants of Royal • Marines; Rivers (slixlitly),' G. A. Westpliali, and 'Richard holkeley; Alirishipinen ;• john GeOgliehais,. • Agent Viclualler's Clerk. • • Royal Sovereign-john Clivell and lamb ti4Siltbd, icintS ; James. Le Vesconie, Second . Lieutenant of Royal Marines • William Watson, Master's-Mate; Gilbert Ken nieott, reit ville 'Thompson, john (.3ampbell, , and I ohn Farrant, ; Isaac NVilkii,son, Boars • Bractnial-.Stepheri Trounce, Master; William Glint, Mid shinmati.• Tetneraire-james Mould, ' Lieutenant Samuel 1. Payne, Lieutenant .ol Royal Marines ; john Neut r als, B°4ts ' in ; r.s. Price,'Masters-Mate ; joins Lastinan, Midshipman. Prince-None: • Neptude- , - llurrell, Captain's Clerk. DrFatinotight-H antes L. Lloyd (slightly), Lieutenant ; An . drew ; M'Cullock.and James Sattin, Midshipmen. Tomiant --No return. • Garratt anal (as. Black,. Lieutenants; Thomas Cook, Master; 'rho. Norman, !'second Captain of Royal &ames • john Yonge, Geo. Cohen, .Win, john jean Jen kins; and .A tired Luckrala, Midshipmen. Bel leioPtion.:- . I arnes -Wemys, Captain of Royal Marines; Thomas Robinson, Boatswain ; Edward Hai cloy, Master's Mate ; William N. Jewell, james Stone; Thomas Bant, and George Pearson, Midshipmen: • Minotaur- lames Robinson, Boatswain ; john Sass. Smith,. Midshipman. Revenge--.Rohert Moorsootn; Captain (slightly); L. Broken shaw, 'Master; tom; Berry, Lieutenant; Peter Lily (sliglitly), Captain of Royal Marines, Conqueror-Thomas Wearing, Lieutenant of Royal Marines; - Philip Mendel, Lieutenant of lila • Imperial Majesty's • Navy (both 'slightly). . • Leviathan-1. W. Watson, 'Midshipman (slightly). Ajax-N9ne. • ' Orion-- Sause, :C. P. Cable; Alidshipthen (both • slightly): ~, Agamemnon-Nonc., S.Partiate-rjohtt. Clarke,' Boatswain ; Bellairs,' and Midshipmen, • Atrica-,Mattliew ACting Lieutenant, - James Tyrimore, . Captain of Royal . Marines ; Henry West ;out AbrahaM TUrsier, 114asterl Mates ; Fred. White (slightiyi, J.' Elmhurst, and lulto P. Bailey, Midshipmen. 1301eisle••Willnint 'ferric, Lieutenant ; jolin't)wen, First Lieutenant of Royal Marines; Andrew Gibson; Boatswain; William Henry Parson, and William hi a Ster's Mates ; Samuel Jago, • •Midshipinsa ; I. T. 'Hodge, Vo lunteer, first class. Colossus—lamas N. Morris, Captain ; Ceeirge Btilly, Lieu tenant ; William - Forster,. Acting Lieutenant ; john son, Lieutenant of Royal Marines ; Henry Nlilbalike, Master's Mate ; William Herritigham, Frederick Thistle wayte (slightly), Thomas G. Reece, 'Henry Snellgrove, Rawdeo M‘Leals, George Wh‘ am A t a v r i r l i l e i ,Tin d . - ila l i le o n ii iau to a a n t d . George Denton, Midshipmen ; swain. Achille-Parkins plynn (slightly), and Josiah Bray; Liehte nants; Pralms Westroppe, Captain of Royal Marines, William Leticlon, Lieutenant of Ro;.il Marines; George. Pegge, Master's-Mate •, William . Is . an d w in , 1 , Snow, Midshipmen; W. Smith Warren, Volunteer, first Class. PolyphernUs--None. - Swittsure.-Alex. Bell Handcock, Midshipman. Detente--None. `plunderer -joint Snell, .Mastcr's Mare; Alex. Gallois 'IY, lqidshipman.. C. Durham . (slightly), Captain .; las.' Sprits and Robert Mastertir Mktes joint - Hodge and Eti4llll , llld Al)4teW (Signed) C. Ct.)Li..ING.WOOD, , P.t.vmatrrx, Nov. 26. —Arrived His Majesty's Ship L'Espie . gle, with four Brigs and one Ship un der her convoy, from Dublin, bound, to London ; the'Ainerican Ship Sally, last - fr4m Falmouth, bound to Amsterdam, laden with sugar and log‘vood, de uined by the relweancePrivateer, of this Port ; and the American Bit Aeptune,' from New . .. York to Bourdoaux, laden with-sugar, coffee, ' , Sze. detained by the Aferampus,Frigate. PORTSMOUTH, Nov . j .—Arrived the Hull Packet, GRA from, Lisbon. Sailed the Attack Gun-brig, Lieut. SWAINE, for Weymouth, fur further orders. Went into the Harbour the Clinker Gun-brig. The Russian Squadron will sail at day-light to morrow morning. Signal was made the early part of this dily from the Admiral's Ship to get under way ; but the wind. being westerly and foggy, they did 'not proceed. The Pluto Sloop of War, Capt. JANVERIN, has detained and sent into this Port the Brig Willielntina; of liarnburgli, JOHN - HEWER Master, frdit St. Thomas's, bound to Tonningen, with coffee, sugar, indigo, kc. The Monkey Gun-brig has detained, and sent into this port, a Prussian Galllot, laden with stilt, from Marino, bound to Dordt. DEAL, Nov. f27.--The Adamant, Railleur, and Escort, got under weigh with the Convoy for the Elbe and Weser this morning, but were obliged to anchor angain. Sailed off Boulogne, the Vestal, Valorous, Dili gence., Archer; Bloodhound, Pincher, Blazer, Firm, Exertion, Speculator, and Florence ; Thrasher and Rifleman for the Nore ; and the Bold and WatclV4l for the back of the Goodwin Sand's. Came down, from' the River the Olive Branch, LUMLEY, and the Etingdon, HAYMAN, bound to Jamaica, with several others, which remain in the. Downs with the Ships as per last. YARMOUTH, Nov. £7.---Sailed the Censor Gun brig with two Messengers for the Continent ; and the Pidgeon Schooner with Dispfnclies for ditto. Lord CATIIC.iIIT is expe&ed here to embark on board a Frigate for St: Petersburgh. Sailed tha Flora Frigate, with live stock for the Fleet of the Texel this morning. Afrived the Kizus Frigate and Amaranthus Sloop, from a'Criaiie; and the Chapnun 2. , ..ined Ship with a Convoy. 'lternain in Cie Roads, Roebuck, haus,,Beaver, 4maranthus, a u& Chapman. Hula., Nov. 26.—The' Pro . videniee Armed Ship sailed from the Humber. on MondAy laA . , with the Tritoy, HUDSON, under .:orivoy, for Tonningen ; Another convoy . liar that ; Port is • petitioned tar, to 'sail from hence the ist of December. 'Eh* Prince 'William Armed Shi-) Capt. MOTT, sailed from the Humber on `Thursday morning' with a Fleet of Ships for the Baltic. The Aurora, Mournoolola, winch arrived here on Friday morning, from Embden, was immediately ordered into Whitebooth Roads to perf6rm the usual quarantine. - The American Ship the Gosport,. froln ,Gottert 7 burgh toNewry, ia Ireland, laden with iron, deals, tar, is put back into ; tjlrimsby Dock in, distress: . The CathariNe, EDwAitps, of London, with coals and grindstones, is tov,:ed . into Bridlington, 'having ..112en foUnd of f Flanaborough Head without any person on hoard. On Saturday.se'nnight the Filend.s./tip, BREMltillft, of Inverness, from LOdk Ballan, with pack-wool, hound for this port, sprung a i.r.aL Las Flamborough and.being unable tu, keep her ;itloat, the crew were under the. necessity of leaving her, as the water flowed Over her decic.s.. They huokik,d'at Bridlington in much distress,, not being able to save any using from the wreck. • , The A6live, : Capt. NEILL, froth, Jamaica, is al.:- rived at Belfast. She parted from the Fleet -(cOn sistirtg of about 17 sail), about a fortnight Since, in a storm. The Aelive and some other Vessel col tkfterWards, and steered fir the North Chant,(l. The Ship Kthinfrer, of Londen, is stipposed to have foundered ; the Crew wetv taken ont by the Raolon Brig of War.: 'When Capt Nilo. saw the Racoon lat,.she had a signal of distress flying. The 'Ohm had her-quarter-boards washed away, and lost both her Boats, in the stown.. rue Schobiler Diligence, of Milford, J. HAcxerr, Master, laden with butter, bound to London, sailed from Duogittiran on 'the Le.-'flt instant.. The , - - ttight '4l leak, lay on her beam endS, fiiled with water; Stil*k.: to the water,!.s edge, in Whieh State S4e:Was discovered birdl.)wed into .Ic.,instle on the t 7th instant. The Crew, with three or fonr Passengers, At Cre all lost, e.cept the Master, who twas found lashed to a part of the wreck, :and must have perished in zt Petit , hours if not diseovered. The cargo and hull are saved. • • Acconnts,rereived via Bengal, from Madras; of the 18th •ofApril, state the of Flll American. Ship at that port, from ti,t: of FnAtice, which pyre she left about ' the 121.11 of Fobroary, with intelligence that another AdMiral had arriyed there frOm Fiance, with a Ship of the.tine and two Frigates. The 1:W -1w/a fill it' of 40 VMS,. 4 %Try ,fast Sailec; had left the Isle of France on a mutt. His Majesty'S Ship Vic Ln, Captain BELL, cap tured, a French Privateer of 10 guns grid fifty Men, in the Gulph of Persia', in the beginning of May;'the Captain of whkh informed Jinn, that two large Con- . Vett,e;; fitting out at the M:raritins, with 'an in. - . tention of crnizing in the . Gulph, principally with a view to inTerei,-,14 the—Ditatches—to and from • _ . . POLICE. SWINDLING. MAALBOr.OUGH-STREET.— Yesterday being the day appointed for the examination of the person wh ci called himself Captain .Alexander lanes, 4.1i - a5430.-.et, alias Young, &c. &c. the Office was so crowded that many who repaired thither to take 3 VitPS .of the Pfi soner were disappointed. Among othercircumstances Hamilton the Officer,.stated, thathe was authorised by the Gentkimen of .the Gravesend pt,iiik to state a . circumstance that occurred' there, the ConaPlainant4 being unable -to attend this examination the-Pri soner, under' the name.ef Charles' Young, presented to theni a WI of exchange of 801: purporting to have been drawn upOn SimMonds'and CO. at the Canter bury Bank, 'for which he received cash and notes, And it was discovered to: be a• forgery. • Then was alSo another serious charge against the Prison er, for. a tr,..msaotion -daring hi 4 tour in the West •ofgaigland. it. has' linen stated that the Pri soner diffused joy throughout the:tOwn of Exeter, try proclaiming a rfttory, said to have been gained by the departed Hero Nelson a week , beforethat of Trafalgar. Fre also; it appeared, represented . himself as the Weer of the,pyful tidings when the glorious viaory' Wati Obtaity . d. Bcing on the.' Portsmouth road when 'Lord Fitzroy was titwel. , hog to the Admiralty with the important neWs, and having obtained sonic slight inforMation - respeaing it, or 'at least that his Lordzhip was going with dis patches to town, he immediately ordered -a, post chaise and four, and w:ts driven after the Meisen- . ger at full speed. ..}ll his vntering the town of singstoke his chaise was sot rounded by the rnitb , : titude, who were more•ready to beinTosed e~tt it ray of hope having spreitd iiself.that Vitaory had been gained. in the Habit :et a Naval Otlicer, flies Prisoner went -to 'the Bank, called'. hitust'.lcLord Fitzroy, drew! tool. in his nmne, and gave a I, , r g ed • draft, He apolovized (4:n100n - 161 Batik for - the sudden intrusion, and alledged that his cash was itisnifteient to carry hiM to the Admi ralty. This impositioti°Was soon deteed, the Pri— soner was - followed, and the money recovered. On 'the Prisoner being asked 'if he had any thing to say, he replied be had not, in his present disagreeable 'situation. niOstrate oblerved, that'"it would be necessary to reniand the Plisoner again, itt order to give time, to the people from the country - 4o it tend. He wits remanded till Monday next. About a week 'Since, a 3 a box, containing about a hundred weight of NSrtste paper, Was lot heel on the pavement at the outside of tlie Black Bear, Picet tWo Inco.had the iinclacity to run ofrwith it ih daylight. One of the servants of the bin pursned, and took one ofthe men`who werecarryingit•m6y; the other escaped. The man 'who was taken "M" yeSterday otamined a second time at MarlbOrhia4,- street, when he endeavored to exculpate Biter- , 21i by saying, that he accidentally c.'ime up to the place ?pt the time, and that both the three es escaped. -The servant, however, nesitively ;:Wore, that the PriOner was in the :ta of eirrying Ott: , box at the titer ct 1,?, , ,s apprehension ; The Prken“ tli, n attempted to find outa quibble..., by saying, it ''.vas netWai - ehol:l.sf2tl pre vious to its being taken iss ~;et this ivas 6f" ho use,' as the'artiele was booi,ed, and the In tikeepr Was answerable for its content;. besides that, he 'said that his name ves,"Notthews, l,e wI;S by trade an upholsterer, but 'had not a:. present any employ.: co.uaiitted fig trial.• t,.1-day a young rian , fora long time has held cfmnAlence,.lo e f eni.‘rkil Post Orlice; under\xtut a 1,ni , ,7, - " private t.tt tnination before the LORD Charged Ott tillS .picitt of h'aving taken )801, of bank-notes out of a letter in Not . 'etnber last, which was put into the re; \ ceiving-house, in Wigmore , street, to be conveyed to Bristol. 3ulr. Parkin, Solicitor to the Post Offil,:e, attended, and produced a chain of presumptive dence. It seetns one of the 01. notes WaS negrt tiated in September last, at Bish's Office, fora lottery ticket, and his Clerk (as, is custominy at this ()ike) put the number of the ticket ,sold 'the back of the note, and the 'day of the month, which led to the detotion. rt he ticket was fottud ,in the possession Of the Prisoner, and he- acknew ledged to have bought it at Bleh's Office, but- de nicd any knewlc:lgc of the ttol. Alter a let hear:. ing he was fully counnitted to take his trial; and the owner of the notes, and two of Mr. Bish's Clerks, were bound over to pro.tccute, and e 6 ive evidence: Bow-s.rn EF.T.----Yesterlay a persbn named ofLeonattl-Street, Finshnry, c**hibited an atcl.l - against Mr. C*, Of the sante:neighbourhood, who had hceut in his''t.crvi&. Mr,' Cole was ac cused of having taken -away many art Kies of pro perty, which belonged to liociOiss. Gugy li y attended for Cole, and the tendency Of his (If amination Was to . that the charge W:l3 the tea of, a conspiracy to defaMe tittrchara6ler of his Client. The whole affair wear:; •tot) mysi aspea, tbr . ns to give any opinion On the su should ho observed . , hoWever,' that Sir 1. F'oim Otprosied strong 'censure on ,• flpdgkiss: Y;'6 OM. report tit.; it la more fay develOpcd. Poi;tc, • - -STI7 , Pridoy• ;;.; \;;:th W.: -1.•• C . I'l • A1t,,; , ;, er()%yll i, i ~ A s'im: . „!ar and awThl N:.,,:t . .Jic:: o'.‘•tirred a :::...." days ii go , ' liehdett-;' , '4: . ., tie.tt: I iliiif . ty,.. „.(\;.4 ili.c c=orpse of I):c.= wife of:: :, ~ :i.T,, TC,I.:I.II:Isr izt the col:. tirrpteviotts troilitermet?t, . . iiilicied hust+Lio‘t th.c‘v rtear to take hii Lag. bit • • • 'iy smick,Tly droppcd , down., an i c I, hclurs.: hied::.,: : .. ~, ;Alice i.:ould, be pro , cured; i ire 4, . ' Conßtant t.x.pecience tear:: ~ , that ('-'e!")' , •,ittlai.`rie c(ininiodity is the. cll , ,A)cl . ~ . ,'''.l,. '' , , : , , uket is the aare giutted--4 , :itid tit cot..ir..c. !to- i As , .:, , t icli cortmodity.llocorties ie.;;;.;tnled ill +: , l ~,:: , , '1 ;,.,:; is exactly the, case,in the i‘'.)t - tttry Aix . ..,. I.,verr, .Iyr's, , sale lessens the qi.livatim ot its lid: , ifie's IlLtt1;1‘, a consideration at. 411 titnei worti,, - the ati:emi, ;, 1 adventurers who Wifill twavoid an .Idvan , ..:,-.; ~ ~,, e ; but most particularly so in th,. tires e , ,t . , Joe, where, from tirSiWilleliFe li,, .1 ,- ,',. ,?i,f..1, ~ ~,, ,ho first drawn 5000 tiumbeil, the p,z,. Mice ot an , :::; purclifise of ehauces is 4$ 6141 . 14-1 g 4$ iti inipolicy iii delaying it, ',, :..