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-Turner, 191 .fix Loßn,. Azov. 15„1 - 805- 1 . have the honour to acquaint your Lordship, that, InSt tk,.;lit at seven P.M.'. stretc hi ng across froth. the Nonli Saud Head te,rostime`niy Station of Flushing, we. fell in with two Loggers, which suffered us, to. apptoach ils.em quite close One'Of them was, at, thii fate, in thaa.,St ofibOarditt-a-Biig to windward. within gnr,:.Shn, and , the . other sari athWart 'our "LOW, witltio hail ; f or the.porpose oflioarding us to ''war(l, taking us for :a merchant vessel. This he-- lithe largar; I made Ani_first obje&, and, after a hade of two hours, all the tinit - Within musliz-A-shot, undo fire.of our bow guns...ancfpuskets, I had ,-goad f or t une to htinbringdown her - main-topsail. arain-l ug - sa il , Wh en .she ,struck; . and proved to \' * ngeur French Privateer L t i g g er , o f l 4 gu ns n " 56 Men, cOmmanded,,liy Jean. , Angustin Harrel, ` tlo :days out froin Boulogne,. and had, on the afler !llon of the da * y.on,,which lie waS_-captured, t*en rIC'O'SWCdiS)) Ilrigs,'.one laden with salt, from Liver pool, the other fromßostoit,,in Lincolnshire, in bal ast, She is it' beatitiful: new Lugger, and esteemed t it faste4 sailing Veisel out of Ifrance. I havp,:gre. (S iffne ,‘ rd et th d) c. • te&c. - OlOOp 1/18 . , . .. . . Cori, ddmiralty-Office i . Nov. 16,..i.505. • - r , Vibur Letters ; (and . 'fitciosures) from tlie , ~r4 D II. /tear -Admiral Cochrane, Commander in Chief'' Illis Majesty's Ships and Vessels'at the Leeward 414 4, 10 - William Marsden, Esq. ' ' ' 'Hit Afitiaty'S 'Skip thaw Northumberland, sit 'll . l.. . Carlisle - Ba y, June . 23, 1805.- - ,t-' - tl4, ueg.lcaVe to inform the 'Lords. COriunissioners of -3,:,tittliralty, a letter froth Capt, Rose,. of His Ma ' l i , C ' ,' , • Account of the capture Ma of t v ..,. : _•,, nee, git es. an. . • . ~ klip e ,` 4 „, 16 1, co Sehooner. Prniateer, from Guana the'ci"','4..-is the Kane Vessel formerly taken by wipd: ce i liff- the coast Of Spain, but re-captured to • lo une . 'rupf ehii,iiiand ; ` she had just left Guada krrk ' ' lll 4 her.trim was not ktio . ,V a . ; she is a re 7 . able tine VeSscl; I am, &c. . ' . . • . ' ' " * - '.' A.'CO_CHRANE. s ik, namilies Carlisle;.Bay, Rarbadoes, ~ ? - I b e , 1 . , . 5ept. T 4,.,18115. .. .• . Leo. i'Peetaelr.e t° ;.uclose .tim copy of a lettet , frorn 3 40 h .... ceannandum- titb.•: : Males r • , ' : • ' t Armed i i r P.,: u ,Pnlnlica, giving 4n accoqut. of, tite capture or lia u;tl yr ivate6ri., and . by the postscript 91. f eadeltter l' Jtst receiti,ed fro m . the. President of-. DOlll . - ine‘vas ht sight from thdt•islandwrith a Scho4rier ,!. latia l'SO:caPtured.. I have 'the:l-lonour:tei:be,.&c. ki :,.. 4. COCHRANE. i- , . IfiS Abdestq's 47-mM S . hip. Domini . ca , ' Il l) • . . I logead, , :titigust ‘l;4, ' 0 65 . • - i ti , le evening of the f fiii Inst... .(4cott i s ' l e ad 't.;`).; N. E. Iwo leagues) Ifis Majesty's Ai•rned , , ' ..1) u 44e,r...1ny . eeinniand, captured .a.:small'llt?w- . : t ,,, 4 'lamed L'Hazard, atdied with musketry, having t.., b'ltd ' ol 4ilieri,.. three &vs, fr.9 l- 4 ? 4 (-', without havinc , made a capture. !.; . ':- - ' Point-a, .I , have tl7o'l-16ii oft' tr, rib., ,&c . . ' R.,PETER.. ilv il • ~ , . ,-- t)/zra/ t/ II /- ;C '1 rcor „ ke . on. ..,. •-•- ot, i - llis . 1 11qicsty's Sloop Osprj, carliyie. Bay, • , sm, Barbotio“, 1 , 7 , Tit5t:r.1.5:, 1805. ; ; *, f a i e lljltz tii,.o rit)001- •to . 'at s 4 14 p irt- 's ;o' 'uPf . ...in.Y.'' lla ‘ti n ' i. I Ai " In . Vi'lt 11 a'French Privateer Schooner; on .t 1;.: S, ' of May last; the Island of l*rbuda tearing. 4 4U41 )4 (1‘ • • ' ' cL 4 ,„, . i 51,44,0 ..hve ,or s;x leagues, W hich ~.?..,.., t y 4 i n t flAirdurs, ,"I ' eJltttirett.', Slip I)lVv,e4 tub ~ belo n e '!'' 46t, ', PK seyeil gaus .and fifty-one men, Ik at i g in g to - Guadalonpe, cerninanded' by Joseph sh ot ' 'g u il e ' '''IIG . Was badly Tic.tillileti ;by. a groPe. kilde_C t -°ll . ..tfg‘ month's Cruise, and Ifacl, , ' e l, - - -'ve ti n Capturm, mostly Droghers ; during the 7 4 She Bove t wo of her guns o v er b oa rd. • . ..:- I have the,, , tlonourtn.bn, -.Fze. - -,.,. • . •iie ' LIMOTHY cLIN CH. •qr.4(lwiral the ifen. ..t - cochr . ant:, . • Si 4 is lth „ ifsty Sloop Dominica, 4 rt hav • qff• , Roseau, Sept' 5; 1 803 : lii; n • e the,. honour to inform you His Alajesty's.- k red ect sloop' Deminit'a, under. ,my eamivand,' cap-.' 1 4. 1,1 4 , on th, 25th . ult. after a. chaeo of some hours, li ow ` r i the lee Of - this Island 1.. a Ravanche, a French, r arr o4 P rivateefr:itounting - 3 twelve-paunder,. U b n 'tle in the hovi, swivels ;- ' havHig , takt i ', 3a rd at the time of captures ' but 13 rt . ell. SI etien eight • weeks fron.f. , GO4d4louye, l and three smell Vessels : th . „, 41 3 , te at; 01 1 2d instant, :at eight. M. eth e ; n f, by E. distant about five leagues, an 4ith: T vv- hciat; named" Li:Frudente, having mot ..,.,,11.1tne teach of the Dotninica'sgUns without clis r4li,rlg her to be an Armed 'Vessel, -it being calm, 'll l,e ll l)att i h „e„d Mr. Jackson,. IVlid . 4)iinnan, with eig ht 16 all v olunteers,--.to attack -her= in the, Boat, fi at, • 3 „,_9, 1 , 11 e time annoying her in her retreat 'by re . and canntster' TrOrn the Sloop. At ten,, 4 1 , mi 1 4 000 two leagues', from the Boat Caine ~ . 1 114, 9 "i t ',, t !' Nr,. and, ;Titer exchanging a: 1. 0 YPllie .l , fro R 1 .Eneniy struck. . She was. one ( PY, Sainb, , ..having on..board sixteen men, well I 'ant' happy . to . kay that 'Only one mau Ni a ' 4ll on the .4-caslon, ..I:imes . Morgan, w lob " - burie was br o ke. ' • i' - hive - the Honour to be, it - • (.Signed) noßgirr PETER: Rear-Atintiral. Caclinin e r , • . &c. mac. ° 1 11.0, 1 Ales ourx, Novl 17.--Yeaterday arrird the, bomb, Capt Co 1.1.04; froni Crltize; the tl l ' I 'mrLol, from Sunderland 5 tlYzJnnas and 472 . n, Sineeriiy, BAncooK', and .; 'l4 London. 414 afternooh the folloviing Line of Battle " Pl 10 join the Fleet -under 'the commandl of Lord ••-• . • 44tiowoon': SO. Urn, of 4 ttins, Lord A. DIAUCLWRK. v. • , J-i Capt.' ROWI.' 11!•• ~. -,vrARD. b . •- • F. I.'Algesifas v.._ • • ritual blagoo) • -• 74 I':.. - • , - TOTAL. 1 j t ..- YrettGlk Ships of rite title, ..,.. is. A i a$ certain spi7-4;,,,, ~.._ ~ spliniih ditto - -, T 13,-33 fu}:6fizum„ it Itas Oeou thought tlecessztly .... _ - -- ' iii. ... ~ Frigates - . 4 -..,, -,- - i - 12,1t,(2 finonecl: ittli- reg-taiation iti called, in the 1 Hay G ."'A.ta-N,.,:1i, 4 :Ateasure. fa Al eavite." Ai . . _ • 1.{4415' .1% , * .• II , 0 "t ; ' . . ... is . . .. . • -‘4.01 7 . Shipßetsey, of and from Philadelphia,: bOund to Ch'arante, faden with Sufiar, coffee, and cotton, tdiued by the Tartar Privateer of Guernsey, The same Frivateer has detained two otherAderitan yes `set and sent them foi Guernsey. Arrived the Ship Fox, of London, Captain JAR . WOOD, laden with oil, Sz`c., from the South Seas, bound to' London: the Baltic Merchant, Captain SNinq, from gr. Kitt's J and the Capth) ALLEN, frptia Jamaica, both bound to London, la4t from Ireland, two of the Fleet under COIIVOy of `the 4friecitne Frigate. The Hycena Frigate came into Harbour yesterday to refit. Arrived the Adventure, Captain , froth, Surinam, laden. with sugar and coffee, for London,— put in by contrary winds. Sailed the Insp Sloop of War, on a Cruize.. Thursday night put back ,the Teignmouth, of 16 guns, Capt. Wmax.Es, from Bengal. She sailed a few days since for the River, and has been beating on Portland ever since with a foul wind. Came in also the Plover, oft 8 guns, and a Convoy from the powns ; and the Johl,qml Thomas, Capt. PLARKE, of and for London, from .T.arnaica, with sugar, coffee, in ' digo, and cotton, after a long voyage of four mouths; the crew had, experienced. great hardships for want of provisions and Water, till Csoy got into Scilly a. few days since, and tried to beat up Channel, but the Easterly winds forced.ber back to this Von. Came . in the Ranger, of 14 guns, Capt. FRAiER, front a Cruize against the. Smugglers, and two Prizes: to L'Egyptiennc; of 48 guns, - Hon. Capt. ELzmitqz; • • 1. Letters have been received here. this Lisbon,fdated the sth instant; by a Pacli, , v ., ;.'Ved .at•Fatniouth yesterday, which state, thatbf•a I)is .patch. received tioni Admiral Lord Com.txG4o3ol3, dated the.:3itt ult. by ourAttbassatior at Lisbon, hesays,.:lle.'-was obliged -.. to destroy all the ;French and Spanish Prizes remaining in his possession; on the os•tlyoLtober. Yesterday. the',Voguant, of! 74 o . aptain Now.l.tak, was pail off, 'and'her fine Ship' Gotnpany. areJurned - over to' thediffer . ent ShipS'litting 'for sea' in' Hambazt. C:aine hrfrom a crtlize.thel)4atchi of 18 guns. Rem:, N04.:17.--Artived the .Teit , une froni off! , C.l 4 llsi's ;- i"iry from ' t off Cape Gl:isnot ; and' -At 1172:4'a:ice Start-ship 'from't icbre. • giiilol t!v. , Veitak for - off Boulogne ;* Barer'. for . Tio's6ly ; • Zebra' for §Piillead, with Cauvoy, ; at 4 ;:itrini. ) ,:iice for 'ditto, under protetaloti Of the Sir SMITH, it is' ;aid, is to tnkea grand attcni)t 6-night upon the Boulogne Flotilla and tho TOwn of Botilo,;ne.. "SIIILERNItSS, NOV. ;C.-- The &pith/is Frigate, Capt. HILL, for Ifarnburgb, received the money on board yesterday, 'and was to sail this day, but is de-, taibed.a days longer, . - • The liosinct..is-expeeted to : sail.t6,xnorrow for the. • • ' Sytitle frigate Stilt remains. fiailed the firginie, Capt. Liao cg, for the North The Relilstance, Capt. ADAM, will•tail in a few days. oyeded down on Iliesday. Sailed the Mariner, Lieut. LAPSLIE, igr the pawns. FO4iONVII4G IS A CORRECT LIST OF TIIE.FREICCH • ' SPANISH LINE OF BATTLE. ' ' ••' GRAND FLEET. • • V A N I.is-Viutan 74 F. L'lndomptable - 83 S. El Monarca --745. El San Junto • - 74 F. -i.e Fougueux ••- 74 F./ilntrepider - 74 S. La Santa Aoll.l(Adfili.. 'F. Rhin (Frigatc) 43 pl-Garcloqui) -• ns CEUTRE. F. Redoubtable - 74 S. La Santisslttut Trinidad S. El Leandro - - 64 (Ad. Etattbagar) . . - ;36 .F.:LeNeptulle ' -v4F. Le Items - 1 -04 Le Bucentaure (Ad., Augtottu -‘ 74. ruiralVillcuetive) - So F. L'llostenit (i 7 rigate) -4° F. I.;a Furet (Brig) .38 SEAR. F. Le Monllllanc 74 S. gi ltayo too S. Sn : Eranci4co dais 74 F. La Spipion - 74 F. Lf,Duigny Truuin 74 S. El , N C tune , • So Forptidablc (Rcar-Ad- F. La Camelia (Friz e llo) 40 raira(pum4Noza) - So, • ..ELE.ET OF OBSERVATI-os. S. El F. Achille . . 74 cincir:. L 1 74 S. El Sanl Idepholisq - 74 y. - 74 , 74 S. El rriticipptliASturias F. Le Thaic, (Frigate) 40. Adirtiralc,Av.l.l4,A) Ail. F. L'A.rgui,twg) t 6 sECOND DIVISION+ F. Le Swifigurc -•745. El AltitltrOAZ 74 S. Ll Argoluta- F. L'AiglO .. 74 F'. 1. 1 .11v:or:a ( Rear... Ad. - . S. La Hahani. 74 • • taint' blagoo) - 74 F. Er:'ll 4 ) 4 4 ) TOTAL. relict), Ships of ilia , , S,nlinisll tiiito --33 Frigates . . Frlt' IIT:11:131,ii:LETIN .0 F , THE ARMY Olt. ITALY.. . , .Heact= quarters Montsbctio, In Con,seqUence of the bale of the sitifinT of the before Calkliero, and the. orders , giVen'on rite preceding day to the Division of Si:- Alt% a.Column of the , katenty, arnotin wig stO 6,000 ; men, was separated from the ,Corp; of General 11(- SintritißG, and was cut alt in such a Inanner'that it Coulditeithei retreat - through the rallies, nor re- join the: maim-` The - :Connuander'in Chief, on j;teinginfortno that, on , the-; st' instant i ,this Co lumn was marching to-the heights of St...LeonaTd, sent one of his Aids-de-Cbinp to summortit to stir render . .. The eftttirld Officer,' Ihrtallosa; who. •comrhanded it; oat-seeing- any Troops ' declared 11; s intention to defend himself, T4e. 2(2d B.egiitent Light'.ltifatitry, under :Colonel Clocenir; then . re ceived orders to advance' from: Vexonctta .the. Encmy made' a movement - to' approadi him, -and , forced, l; iM to_takell position under:the walls of the Cis& of San 'Alice. The Commander.in Chief re imthediately-to thQ_spot,•and ordered fedi. Rat -talions of Grenadiers to surround the Enemy. Gen. .-CHARrENTUIR, the Chief of the Staff, was . Charged with these dispositions—which he executed with precision, in, concert with Gen. SoLlowt.c. A new An-hinting' Was then sent to theEnethy, who found, himself under the necessity Of - laying down s'his arms, • A Capithlation, signed by the Commander - .0f the Enerny'S ,Column, and by General SOLIG ii.Ce; put into our hands 500 U prisonerii, With their - arms and baggage, Seventy 'Officers, due Brigadier, one Major, one Colonel, 'eighty horses, Btc, Prince Cit.tan - r.s, on his side, finding that a Column of his' Army had been' cut off, appreltensiveOf being turned ijt his position; proceeded to effea his re treat. '" : ;We are informed, that he had made s o me movements 'in the night, At break of day; re= copoitcring parties were sent out to all parts of his Line: • The division OfChasseurs on horseback, der General. ETPAGNE ) Upd the Light DiviSion , Of General GARK)ANNI,: set forward in 'pursuit of the Austrians, who were harrassed trough the day, and of whom we made GOG prisoners. • We this 'day . are at Montebello. To-morrow the Arrnwill pro. ceedon its march.. - • . Copy of a Capitulation, between General Sotto- NAC,, commanding a Gorps..of Grenadiers belonging to the Royal and imperial . Ariuy of his Majesty the Emperor *of the French entire one Fla, and liri ;t dier 7 General nit.LINOER, commanding a Corps • of the Troops of his Royal and. imperial Alajesty - the: Ernperor of Gerrnany : A /tr. I The Austrian Trrxrim, commanacil by Coned II t Lt. INGEk, are made Priponers of War, undor ti,c folluw- 7 contittlotts : 11. Ceneral t. LINGER ! as well aq zill - thet Ctglecra tin der his command, shall retain theisswori.W. bdc,ys , anti tag: gage. • They shall be' 'permittectto' return tbNitznna on their parole or honour not to serve a gainst" France; , .or niter until exchanged. The..goldicrs shall lay down their. ttptis beftire they enter Verona. They shall retain their hoo . ty, (Puiis.) IV. All the wounded Austrians in •Itte:velglibbitrliooil of Payanv and G t azzano shall be - ituniediateky rem9ved to the French- Arnt}, - in -. order 'that they May be there propzily' treated. . . V. The Trodp of his Majesty' the Emticior' of .Cerrnany haying fought. with the. greatest hatrepidity, not havitig, capitulated until they were conipletelx surrounded, the French A rtny will do tot therrreYery thing•4tat - is cloc.to mi_ litary courage. Done in duplicate at CAI-a-Alb:lmm, 14bv.. tBt , s; (Sioed) 111 1.1.1 N C R, 4ic„. • 'Lucre follow the other Signaturcs.l Mrt.ts, Nov. has giyen no respite to the Arehdiike CHARLEt; Since 11,.: gained the decisive advantage ovtr - blip in the Kattle of the 31St of9Ciober. The ,Heights or Caldicro; defended by the most fornaidtble artillery, ;n4 . the desperate 'CourageOf , the Troops commanded by the, Arch ddke .were Still'to be taken, and they are taken, thanks to the wonders of .Vrtlnch bra wry.: Me.rshal M A SSENA attacked them on the of. November, two days after the Battle of Cal diero. That engagement ditnitiished the strength of the Austrian-Army, and the -secopd action was not so much contested. The result' of it has been . the occupation of the Heights of Caldiero, the tak ing of the important Post of ' Montebello, and lestly 6000 'prisoners. Marshal MitssitNA Was xpeiSted' to enter Vicenza the same evening. 'The Archduke CHARLES is in full retreat. The greatest' 'military operation which has ever been spoken of, is on the, point of being ettetled; in Ja few•days more the Army, of Italy will -be wilted on `.Austrian ground to an Army which left the Banks of the Rhine only a month ago. They will have litthl.ehgie to do than to hunt out for the wreck of two. Armies, lattly so formidable. General Got.Tvrow Sr. CYR' btings to ' the viao rious Army a reinfOrcement of 2.. boo men. It'is saki that some Sparkish Troops are to enter Etrurta. • . • . • BANKS OF Tail !Win, Nov. learn that the Corps of General MArmoNT has also passed the Braunau. The Russians and Austrian have raked, in a great hnril, to Lintz, their retreat to Saltiburgh having been cut off. l'he Corps ell\LAr.= she! SOULT. passed'the Inn • by' the Bridge of We's serburgh, and has forined junaion with that of Nl i ardval Bi:tra.oorrz. Prince Munio. has taken the command 'of the - Army .which is advancing straight towards Lintz, ,while the Emp.tilot, it is said, v.'etit from the' neighbourhood of Ebarspach Seitzburgli. It is stated, that Marshal BE,atsA- . DoTTE, whose head-quarters we'r'e in this laStlown,, is-pursuing his - march' fowards SchWanstldt and Latribacti, ,from, whence he .will advance to Steyer. It is • the Intention •of the Russians to retreat, and eVacuate•the .Right Bank 'of the :Danube, fOr the purpose of forming a intidiory with the seeond'Rus sian.Army, commanded t ) y. General Mrons.t.sos; and estimated at about 36,000 men. In the middle Ockober this *Arai) , had tiot quitted West licia ; imas then ~cbricentrated the' neighlibar hood .of Random, where it .was waiting 'for the horses and carriages, as well as the artillery, which were to ba sent from Wiina. • 'When the 'tattle' or the iminortal NM . ..StiN was ob served .upon Mrs. ti. , Joitt4sTorei'apron,lii reciting the EitilogLie to the new Comedy, it was observed, that though the Fiero died in the, antic of\TlGTorty, he yet . lived' itt.the inp of flEAtiti; a; certain spirited itabr has susi}endi.:d his it Itas I;tetin thouglit neOessary to 4equel•.. linonecs: Thiaregniation• iseidled, in tilt ic fa Aleaillre." • T r 0I it WIN2II4GgIioDZ, ST'AT'E AND C9NI?EgIiNOES TO I.IIS SEItEZIE NE9S Tirg OF 14'InTE1 EVIIOI-1, To till STEII, DATED aO:.. 805. " The Otidersigitc... is kinder t.e,neceslity of giv ing to NT. D1D2r,0..r (,•fiicill communication of an event the LU t of Au outrage the thosf unhe,ind :.,; • `. .•iiital of his' I - Ugliness the Ez.r.oroa, by ` the glt-es of Studt szard, not only \, • through , .tt, but of takH quart,:ns General 1. - listaxL, the , „ 111(1.11X, 'went, linns, o ll th e , gates-, 1 and endeavo.,:: +, thi.+.strr;ngest representa tions, shexing at t::..ute the- positive orderS to that effe6t of tite..Literor, to pre vail on hilt' to, ibllow the conLiu6iing tiiticers, posted ott a!1 the Roads, wade- to prczerve the: communi-; cations round the Town„ : awl to.titcilitate the march of the French Troops ta all quarters to which they were destined. .But Marshal proposals' of the kind, and refusing to accept. of any compromise, ordered hip, suns to be pointed .against the gate leading to Louisburgh, compelled • it to he opened by thbse rpeans;a64 entered, the capi tat- of his Highness the Elebor in an hostile man ner, .with : a force so considerable that town . , Was not capable of containing 'it; Lle.crclerc4 the Magistracy'. to ID:senable for the pOrpose of com municating to them that two Regittients ZA" llugsars and live battalions . of Irifahtt}r ouid 'itrrive there the same night; for .whicit he,made• an intn.ediate and peremptory' ttemand 441 "- lottio,oo • .rations, bread: The Undersigned is' at a loSs for expregadons.,tO convey the -deep regrtt "of his Highness the Eibc., tori-, as ,cell as toe just . indignation which ho; must necessruly fee L at, tile grievous and unheard-of ir.l salt which has - been offered to ixiui iti ilk capital, at the - moment'that the 'Eluperor .I\lArict.tox mikes professions' of friendship:to him, and flatters him , with the prospea that he shall soon .','see shim at,his Palace; "The - Ele&or places too much on the justice and canck)tkot;the hinperoroftlie ken:null, to entertain, for. a moment, the least clott.ht that he 'not' give to ins Highness . the Ele6tor sat I ,l ,:laion complete ( - tittadetitiateto . the enormity of the insult which has btLA:otiered.te hint, • " His I.llqltheis the Eleaor hes ordered dm detsigted to require of his E.l\eul!ehey M. DIDZLOT, by this Ofiloial Note, to tote a cliri'6l report of these trans aligns. At the moment that liighners the.Ele6tor sees his Capital in the possession a . foreign army, higthief and grehfest anxietris for the ptrsons of the Envoys of thi , different Power&ofEnropo accredited to - his , Court t and -whn Ittlve,cr,ly, 'constn fed to re ilnool- the asgoraneo th: - .t His Highness wotl4 aFse the a.tobe.roapetted , eqtysily with him. self.' ' . ' . , " tithnesa . EleEtor e:tpeds, that 'Excelleney wilt flrevaii on the Cornroandant at Stutgard,..to', eatts.z., s;: cared c'....a.r:.ctor.of:. Public 'Ministers, in which the knvoys ;tcerc.,clitett to his Court are - clbthecl;' . to•he secured against „lii.insult, tinet.that they . tnay contintt to-enjoy 'all' the rights aslrtred, . thesn l.y. ti 4 laws of nations. • • " The Unclersigt)ed.setze...s, P. S.—" L this irst:tnt;•t!ieljt-- imr, re. co:,vedOitic.:: I Ilt;;..1 - nmtiyll from , , AIN D'irst Equerry to fl is I igb ness :.• some Hussars, actin;; as body gwirds to D u .. PONT, have forced ol)en the doors of .tlic...principal .stables of the EleiA6r, and Av onnded, with a sabre, one of the servants,. who endeavoured to prevc. , int *his Nick:nee. One of the Eleoor'4 . .coaehmei3,`dresed ni his livery, and clriv iii nl. .1..`.i.nr.1.0.1, atta4:hed to the Pren'eli .13.M6hssy, .. - 11SO - s6me with the fiat ~of, a . sword. I 'Ton co mpl..litif being , made, of the breaking of the stable doors, - by baron Da TAUBANHE IN!, to 1.110 General Do- PONT, the only ansv,:er ho received It is all the same to me.' " It i hufficieut, without doubt; that these faa% be communicated to his Expeelleney, to excite in him nil the indignation thnt they, are calculated to pro. • • • .• .. Copy of a Circnlar Note - acliirmed t o M. 1)e Schraut, ikli. :lister of Austria ; - M..De NlA)tiz,, Minister of Russia ; 11. De Mato:Tut, Minister of Yruiiia ' • M. De Ilertling„ ,Niittister of Bavaria; Nl.. De Ernsieckl, itliolbter of SAxolq; 1%1, .I . )4:'Spaen, Ntilubter (A I ielliu,tt ( f, The ,Undersigneci, Minibter of State, &c. See. of his iiighoes.; the Eleaor, -- f2CN it to he'hisduty to doronmnic:ite to his Elteelleticy tit% Note, of which the annexed is a cdily, transtnittqd by acter 4, - )f His L.tighocJi the Eicaor„ to his Excel lency M. I)I6ELOT, 'Majesty the .Entperor of the I.:i•encit, rospeaibg art uttexpted: event, the 4etaiis-.of:which aru hilly Mentioned in the said- rr Tie Undersigned sVAzes this opportunity, & ".Louibtito, isvoct, COWN-EXCITANGx, Nov. 1.8.--Ibtl expotaed sup plies of Wheat are at length arived, whi rch are large . , . ~ and-in price about ss. per . qua;teti'lower ; :Flour has fallen ss. per sack; a large :,apply of Barley, and, with Malt, at less; White ,ind.. Grey . Pease scarce and higher i Beans are in short supply, an d d earer ; there are bat few Oat - arrival,, and bales in this trade • nearly as on Friday. . . Wheat 48s a 545 a 6slS cc; RA4ll$ ..; sos a sSs c , 4 k Vi ne ditto- . 6s. a 6 9 9; 0,1 Tick.lleans 34.; a sos 0 , 1 144! - - 3;s a 37s Oct Ours '. ' 255 a 3ab A 34S oit Barley . - -32 s 4 375 AS! Poland do. 355 a 37S Oa Malt .. .. 7.4 s a as 0.1 . Rape Seed - - 4tl . +it White Peale s2s 457 s :52. t.inc f , l.lttr 4 bos a 6cs ~ t trey ditto • - 375 34 rs 6ki Seconds . 55s a 6os cd , SMITUFIF.E.D MARKET, Nov. 18. This day's Market was ditply, supplied with, rent kinds of Cattle, which for the most part sold at advanced prices, and trlide was in general toleraNy good l'he business done ill ;the flaytuarket vvag rather considerable ; flay has ripen in price ci: l ce oar last, and Cltyor Ii experienced a dr6p ; Sivaw keeps .very onder-mentionv a pf.c,ls and numbers dopt:ivi , cd 115 - at:cm-att., tilt 40; l ;. ui 8:1). Beef `to a t evi.--4viqttrAT 49. to 55, ix(, bsTit 4i: rl.l. fictst, 1171. ----Sihtei) 15 . 744, -.C,dtieA 4 to. . • S. ht e. /Lay al. ISL to Clover 41. os. to si. Its.— Straw 11'. 103'. tit as,