The Sun. — London, England, 1803-12-09 00:00:00

*The House in a Committee of the whole House , ent through the Portugal \Toe Bonding Din) , r ,-:,-,exlinded the provisions of it to Spanish Wines, and received a Clause for amending the Ait of ISo t upon this subjed. Mr. Con R moved, that the Papers respeEting the Inland Navigation 6f Ireland, laid before the lionce, he piinred.—Ordered. At five o'clock the House adjourned till 19-mor, row. From the LONDON GAXATTE, Dee. 8; 1803. Mr. Office, December 8, iSai. A Regiment of Drag Can Guard.;, Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Lallard Long, from Half-pay of rho late York Hussars, to • be Lieuternot-Colonel, vice Loathes, who exchanges. sth Ditto, A4Si.icalit.Surgeort john Clarke, froth Half-pay of the 4th Foot, to be Assistant-Sur eon. I,t Regiment•of Dragoons, Cornet F. J. Dickens to be Lieu. tenant, by purchase, vice Craven; promoted. 3d Uitto, Lihnaltd Browne, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase. ° 4th Ditto, Thomas Williasn Waldron Aaker, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase,• vice Savage, appointed to thcitt Lite Cuars. lath Ditto, Captain James I.crd Lindsay to be Major, by purchase, vice Waller], who retires, 14 Regiment of Foot Guards. To bd Lieutenants—Captain the Hon. lechn De Courcy from Half-pay of the Regi. ntent. Captain Robert Vans Agnew, from ti. t 53d Foot. Captain the lion. r.;eorge Touchet, from ilia-pay of the Regiment. Captain :Kingsmlll• •Ev: its, 'from ditto. Captain George Clifton, from the Sgth Foot. Eneign Gtange Pead. Ensign Charles Theimas. To be naigns--George Ramsden, Gent. fob» Jones; Gent. Rieherd'H. Marsac, Gent. , George Mad, Gent. Richard liendyWie, Gent. CtAtlstream Regiment of Foot Guards. To be Lieutenants— Captain folio Lev. Campbell, from the 92d Foot: Cap. tain William Hamilton, trom Half-pal' at thc Regiment. Captain Henry Sullivan, from the 66th Feet. Ltuign --- Sutton. To be Ensign—William Clinton Wynyard, Cent, • 3n Regiment of Foot Guerds,.Captaiti Thomas W. Brother. ton, !turn the 53d Fore' • . - eel Battalion (*the Ist Regiment of Foot, Lkinenant 1011 n Ogilvie to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Bathurst, promoted in the 60th Foot. 14th Ditto, Ambrose Near Savage, Gent.' to be Ensign, by ;purchase, vice Moore, promoted. 24th Ditto, John. Brown, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur.. chase, vice Barry, who resigns. elth Ditto, James Johnstone, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Taylor, promoted in the 16th battalion of Reserve. loth Ditto, I. SkirrOw, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur. chase, vice Appleton, promoted in the 751, Battelien of Re. serve. ,gth Ditto, Ensign Henry James ? from the Newfoundland . Fencibles,. to be Ensign, vice Fitzpatrick, ( )umated in the 4oth Foot. Grady O'llay, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Loy, promoted in the Bth Battalion,of Re ef:Stye.. urgeon Roger Walker, from the 7th Battalion of Reserve, to be Surgeon, vice Mains, appointed to. the Staff. liospital.Mete A. Kendal l to be Assistant-Surgeon, 43d Ditto, john Proaor, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Champ, prornotetLin the 8 ist Foot. 44th Ditto, William Alexateler Craig, Gent. to be ensign, without purchase, vice Thompson, who resigns. 47th Ditto, Hospital-Mete W. R. Mote, to be . Assistant. Surgeon. slot Ditto, Captain 'Choir-tee Eyre, from the Bth Battalion of Reserve, to be Captain Oti? Company, vice Torte, removed to the t ttli Battalion of I e.(serve. 55th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Robert Oldham, front Half-pay Of the 24th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice }Bozos, promoted in the ad Battalion of Reserve. 57th Ditto, Lieutenant lohn Mansfield. tiom Halflareaf the sth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Oliver, who ex changes. Lieohinant Willirun Appleton, trom the 7th Battalion of Reserve, to he Lieutenant, lei:hoot purehasee Ensign Henry L'Estrange, from Hall-pay of the «ith Foot, to be Ensign. 'vice Corning, who exchanges: En- - sign John Robinson, from Hal f.pay 'of the 7zci Foot, to be Ensign vice Milliken, who exchanges. Hospital 'Mate, John Wasdall to be Assistant-Surgeon, Gist Dime Ensign Duncan Macdougall to .be Lieutenant, without purchase. 66th Ditto, Ensign john Manley, from the 69th Foot, to be Ensign, vice King, who is placed on Half-pay °raw 54th Foot. 67th Ditto, Lieutenant David Scott to be Captain of _e pany, without purchase. Lieutenant Henry- Kirwan, iron! Hal r. pay ot the etst Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice ()'Brien, Who exchanges. 6etli Ditto, Ensign %Villiam.Waltham, from Half-pay of the 54th ditto, to be Ensign, vice Manley, removed to the 66th toot. William Neale, Gene; to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Read, promoted. Both Ditto, Lieutenant George !emetics, from Half-pay of the 3d Dragoon Guards, in he Lieutenant. Stst Ditto, Hospital., ;ate Joseph Cook to be AeaistanteSur eeon ezd Ditto, liospitaleMate Lloyd to he Assistant-Sur goon, vice Look, promoted in the 7th Battalion of Re serve, gsth Ditto—To be First Lieutenants, Second Lieutenant Petrick Turner. Second Lieutenant John ienkins. Lieu tenant Neil Douglas, from the 42,1 FOot. Tu he Second lieutenants--Second Lieutenant Cha.Downes, t'roifl the Marines, vice Turner. Volunteer Lynch, vice Jenkins. 4th West India Regiment, Ensign lames Barwick, from the t4th !telethon ot Reser% e, to be Ensign, vice Upton, who . exchanges. lith Ditto, Frederick Van Germ, Gent, to he Ensip, with out. purchase, vice Wilson, promoted in the Canadian Pep eibles, Lawrence Gimlet Gent. to he • Enaign, vice Dal ton, promoted in the 7th Bet tiilion of Reserve, Royal Stall Corps, Alexander Ted, Gent. to be Ensign, without NUJ., use, vice. Hal, promoted. Majer.General Champagne's Regirneut, Lieutenant Arthur Morris, from the 37th Foot, ro be Captain of a Company, vice .1V ilkie, removed to time 3413:mai:on of Reserve. Colonel Railteiy's Regiment, Lieutenant Chitties Aytoynne Douglas, front the torn Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Weaver, removed to the yth Battation of Reserve. The Queen's, German Reeiiiient, Lioneiment sack to he Captain of•COmpany, iti1011( purchase. York Rangers, Lieutenant John Grant, from the 60th Foot, to he Lieutenant. Ist Battalion ot Reserve, — • Stonehildge, Cent, tote Ensign, vice DIJIMIS, promoted in the .46th Foot. • 3d Ditto, S. Pal ker, Gent. latent the Cambridgeshire Militia, to be.Lieetteueht, with temporary .Rank to the Army, F rancis hdear, Cent. t'. he Ensign, vice Penning.. ton, prnmeted. Quarter.master lames Robeson, from Hall-pay of the Bath Foot, to be Quarter-master, vice Hall, appointed Adjutant. 4th . L)itto ' Lieutenant Francis O'Connor, from Half-pay of the ist West India. Regiment, to be Lieutenant. • Sth Ditto, Hospitel-Mate Richard Ruoke to be Assistant. Su qkeon. 6th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colette! William °Shorn Ha. mitten; lions -lialf-pay• of the h a te 6th R‘..ginonit ot ti4C. !fish Brigade, to be Captain Or a Company.. 7th.Dittri, Ensign )(mho Dalton, trout time oth West India Regiment, to he Lieutenant. Aesi tan te e urgeon tV i 1 lieni. Cook, trurrm the exd, Foot, tube Staigon,, vice %Valkrr , re moved to the iersi Pent. 9tli, Ditto, Sariniel Owetu; ) Cent.. to be,Enbign. [elm But ler, Gent. # loth Ditto Ensign James Theodore bryett - from the 47th Foot, to , be Lieutenant. ' • • tit t Ditto, Captain J.nne Torre, front the slat .Foot, to be Captain of a Company. R.ilph A Bert, Genr. late .a Lieu. tenant in the Surrey Rangers to be-Liciiteriant, wiih ten. porary Rank in the Army. :Serjeant lottb I'vlarsh, late of t he.coldweani Hot Guards; to b;.; Satiarter-ini:steri vice Lon 6, whose appointment has not tultFii c o un to , E t isign trom tneAtli weit India fteginient, to be vice Barwick, who exchrtges. toth Ditto, Lir:men:tut Rolmt Thomptron, trou t Ile t:p'fy • ortlielyi Light 1..tra400m.. to he New 13run$wiek Fetionles, Andrew I - taint:lard, Gent. to be Ensign. • .ki s r.ll Newfiginue ad To be Captains ot Cornp.iit . ..es, with temporary kaiak its the Ariny—Captaiu 1211i1.:1s Van Coutiand. 4)1 the fate New foundland Fencilite3, Captain jou s t f 1(1410110, of tii;so. Pitti, of, ditto. • . Iv be uctlreilaffif., with trwporary Rank in the Army— , Captain - John !into!, of the late Newfoundland FellUibleS Liclte.tiiiilt Min Le Theron, of dittO, 'Lieutenant' Fo,ter Weeks, olditto. Lieutt , nant Patrick Walsh, olditto. TO be Frt4ig i v John . e-Williato Witshington Winter, Gent_ ris, Gent, • T. he Quarter-master- r serieant Dante' Rid •y, zh Royal Attillery. Nova Scotia rencibles, Robert Hamblin, Cent. To be Er}. toga, vice lattis, promoted in the rst Battalion of Reserve. R.,, al Wagt, , ,c.l Traits--,Major William Langley to be Liente. oant Colonel, with temporary Rank in, the Army,. vice' 13 inn! Con, progioted. 'Captain Charles Tudor, to be Mkititi vice Langley. To he Captains with temporary Rank in the Army—Cap. tarn lost , ph Greed, from Half-pay of cad Foot, vice Tudor, Lieutenant Benjamin jariny, trout 23c1 Light Dragoons, with perm.,nent Rank in the Army. I .ieuteriant ,Charle, Tyr; tier. Patrick. l wing, Esq. late a Captain in the ScotcA Brigade. Lieutenant Charles Rayerxrialt, from the F.ast Kent Militia. • To be Lieutenants, with ,temporary Rank in the Army— Lieuteninit Nati - mid Ken, front Hall-pay of the Regi ment, vice. Turner. Lick:tenant Francis Horton, front ditto. To be Lieutenants-,Cornet Thomas Hilton. Cornet Henry ' Neely. Cornet Felix Blame. Battalion of Paw:tier, formed fiu. frernianott Daly a! Portsmottlh and its Delividiwcirt. Major William Carter, on I lalf.pay of the Prince of Wales's late Fencibles, to be hlaors STA F F., To he Inspeaing . Fiekt Ofilcer of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps -Lieutenant.Colonel Matthew Sharpe, from Half: , pay of late 18th Light Dragoons. Lieutenant•!Colonel • Williatn Hutchinson, on Half-pay of tha late indepen dents. HOSPITAL STAFF. • Surgeon Williatn Adams, from the 39th Font. to be Surgeon of a Recruiting District, vice Pitcairn, promoted. SMOIVIIMDUIt. Ensign Baton Pillersdord; of the bath Regiment of Foot, is superseded, being absent without leave. The Appointment of George O'Connor, Gent. to be En. sign in Colonel. Brotlerick's Battalion of Reserve, as stated•in the Gazette of the 09th July last, has not taken place. Coevaltsiotte in the Royal South Lincolnshire Militia; deed by for Lord Litlittlittit. • Peter Foster, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Dated September ti 1E63. Theinas Allenby. Gent. fo be ditto. Dated Ott tober as, Wm; Wallis, Gent. to he ditto. Dated. ,Noveinber 24; tBo3. Edward Muston, Gent. to be E sign. Dated September ,•1863. Clmenktient 'krt . • the Warwie.s m te d .dythe siora , • Chairman!. Thomas rlyn Smith, Gent. to be. Lieutenant. Dated Nov. r, 1803. John Raban, Gent, to be Ensign. Dated Nov. • • Commission In the Third Lincoln Militia, Ord ey the lord Lieutenant. Francis Hudson, Gent.. to be Lieutenant. Dated Noiember 16, 18o3: • ' • Commis:lone signed 6, tie Lord Lieutenant of the County of !An. coin. • To be Deputy Lieutenants—James Evcrard Arundell, Esq, Henry Rutter, Esq. George Parker, Esq. Charles White, Esq. 'Thomas Pulvertort, Esq. Thomas Fos ' ter, Esc', Roberi Holdich, Esq. „ of Commipiont signed by the Lord Lieutenant the County of Essex. George Duckett, Esq. •to be 'Deputy Lieutenant. Dated 06tober 4, 1803. lohn •Parrin,gron,., Esq. to be ditt o , Dated 4 above. Edward t Walfi.er, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. , Thomas Hairidge. Esq. • il_ be ditto. Dated November la, del. John Thomas, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. Commission iii the West 'EsSex ten& Richard Bannister, Gent. ,to be 12, 18/4. Commission in the Norfolk Mi. man IVe3tern Regiment. Martyn sign. Dated November at, be Ortheance-gifice, Royil Regiment of Arbiter! Philip Walker to ba Seet.m&Lieutct I, pro.. muted. Dated Dec. 3, ;803 Alex. Maclachlan to be ditto, vied lnoted; Dated as above. Gentleman - Cadet i'rhomsts S - cott to be ditto, vice G. Rodber, promoted. Dated as above. Chitties - Blacbley, Gent. to he ditto, vice T. Terre!, promoted. DAteri as above. John Dowse, Gent. t 6 be ditto, vice C. Moss, promoted. Dated as above. • IVlltrriott C. W. Ay. toun, Gent. to be ditto, vice M. Lord, promoted. Dated as above. Alexander Macdonald, Cent. to be ditto, vice M. Butts. promoted. Dated as above. efilitia, ,rigged by the Lewd Lieu. tut.. . be En Novembel -rd Lierite. n be 441. 1130 Der 'y--Ce Phillr mant, ftrd, pro. 3. Ckatl * ** — ' ;Cadet Meg, J. 1). Rohcabon, promoted. rnant C BANKRUPT. William Ick Tackson, late of Ilungerford, Berkshire, grocer, to sumndcr Dec. 14, 21, and fan. :9, at ten, at the Bear Inn Hungerford. Attornna, Mesars. Berry and King, Merd.street, Soho ; or Mr. Ityley, Hungerford. 141 ILS. 0171. I - iamburgl'i 0 PRICE OF STOCKS, tens iwy Als TlViLift n'emnex. Consols - 5S ( Red. Ann. 54111 Omnium • THE SUN. DICUS 1 41.11U,11,1 MI MI I L ONDO N, DECEMBER 9, 1803. 'Wit this day give, from the liamburgh Comm elenten, some Extracts of Paris News which did not appear in the French Papers. They relate princi. pally to the movements of the CHIP? 'CONSUL when he was Wit at Boulogne. A Cartel which had carried French Prisoners to Cherbourg, returned to Plymouth on Wednesday. On the let inst. twenty Gun.boats, and two Gim. brigs sailed from Cherbourg for Boulogne. The Cartel brought back no' English Prisoners or Pas. stingers, and all communication with the shore was strialy prohibited, We are concerned to learn that some fist sailing ' French Privateers of force, are committing depre. dations upon our trade in the Chops of the Channel. Tut Hamburgh Vail due on Wednesday arrived this morning. It brings us the folluwing articles of int4siiittnee.: CONSTANTINOTLIt i OCT. 30.—The Porte 1164 1116 day at length received the official confirmatio n and circumstantial account of the Defe:tt of tht Wakabir, or Partizans of An ou LAVE cum.., Th e PMHA ofGe DOA sends advice that he has had with theM 26 Enrgements, ant 4 lost the greater part of , . his Officers, hut that be h a s now entirely..hrok ett and exterminated the force of the Rebels. Tbe few who remain of them have saved themselves by flight, and the Shercet of Mecca has returned tb his post. A French Courier who has returned from Cairo. has notified to the Ambassador, General liatt' Ng ; the arrival at Cairo of the French Commissary c e , rural for Commerce. He was r;ccived in u vtry divinguished manner by the. Pasha, who assigned him an honorary guard, and permitted him to place iwo.earinons before his Hotel; and to display the tri.coloUred Flag. According to accounts that may be relied on, the Porte has sent Coremissaries to Egypt, to effect an accommodation of the disputes between it and the -Heys, and , 'hopes , are, entertained that they will be able,to.fdlfil the CI bjeft of their Mission. The Anstrian.iniernuncio, Baron STURURR, has sent a Circular Letter to the Austrian Consuls in Turkey, requiring them to tise their utmost endea vours to prevent the Austrian Ships from taking on board any.Albanese, and carrying them to Egypt. The Porte has' issued 'three Firmans directed to. the Governinents of Algiers, Tunis, . . and Tripoly, requiring those Governments to respell the Flag of the Trade of: the' KING of PaysstA, with *horn 'the - Sublime Porte is united in the striftest bonds of. peace and amity,. ; LE OH bk Ni Nov. r's....—The English Admiralty lial - serit orders some time since to Llockade the hat. ,bour of-Grnoa,, but the. ship Which carried the Dis: , patches fell into the hands ,of the 'French., and the 'blockade was consequently not formed. A second order has, however, reached the Admiral, on which !he-immediately sent a div Won of his Fleet to corn. ':mence the' blockade; and the port of Gent* is now, closely shut up. Oeiinit,,.Nov. time i are peegnant.-.', with important events. Couriers,' are continually passing between the • French Army in Lower Italy and Paris. There are reports of an •intended pedition,- which-will be decisive for the War.. -The- Army above-mentioned is 34,000 strong. ',The • KING of NArtits, is to furnish maintenance for the . French Troops in his:Territory. It is nor true, that this 'Army has'been diminished, only the ha-. lian Troopl . have left it. - VINICT, Novi 18.--Soma Ships which arrived here yesterday and the day preceding from the Isle t of Cyprus, bring' accounts that Alexan dria is shit in the possession 'of the Turks. The Ileys, have indeed blockaded this City, on one side with the Arnauts, and the Mame. luke Militia, bur the Harbour is open. The Turkish Garrison makes a brave defence, and the! I Capitan'Pacha sends it from time to time reinforce. .ments, and supplies of provisions and ammunition.. The report , lately circulated here, by Ships frail' the Levant, that the English ,hati ,taken possession of Alexandria, appears to have originated from the appearance of an English Flotilla off the Coast of Egypt,.. which,. however, had for its object only to reconnoitre the state of affairs there. • Baujset,s, Nov. as.—One of our journats con. tains the followih arpdl4 : ft We learn that the First Consul has returned from Boulogne to St,` Cloud. Various conjeCtures are in circulation with regard to . this unexpected return. /leaven grant that * those which attribute it to an inclinatiOn to an accommodation betti?een the Belligerent Povers, may be well founded. The report that the', first Consul will soon return to the coast,, canno t be vouched a s certa i n. " • Ararritionsa,.. Nov. 26.—.4 considerable num. ber .of • Gun.boats and El.lt,bottomed /bats are_ now .lying in the Texel, ready to sail. The Squadron fitted out here consists of seven Ships of the Line, and some other Vessels of War; the number' of 'all 'the Gun.boats, Flat.bnttomed Boats, and Merchant Ships to be employed as Transports', which our Republic furnishes for the Expedition against England, is estimated at boo. In consequence of these preparations, the expences of our Republic for the current year are augmented to 64. millions, while the customary receipt only amount to 32. or 33 millions. The s 8,000 French Troops in our payiwill require at least 12 millions. Yesterday morning the Duet of CiuseloGe breakfasted and dined with Tact* MAJESTIES. Yesterday the AUK?. of Xa tiT dined with Tat ri MAJWITIIIij and dressed at Buckinghem.hnuse, to atten d the Royal Party to I)rury Theatre. Lidies.AYLFOßUkr. Suin ay , SLico, and Mrs. Maoist!, visited the PRINCESSES. At the Levee on Wednesday, Sri E. HAKTOP. Bart. had the'honour to kiss His 1144sitivrvis !nod ow his being appointed Lieutenant. Colonel in the Leieestershire Yolunteerss Lieuti.COlonetGAvisEit,L, and Major Bi towN of the Bermondsey Volunteers, were presented to His MAJESTY on their appoin tment . In addition to the Nohleinan and Gentlemen' pre. tented at the Ktiirc's Levee on Wednesday last; werethefollowing Sit,Dl,o or lillm>xwolevr,, en.hle appointment 411 Colonel of the Oxftird Regiment of Volunteers, Mkj9FSTiAT74 . ti v on his promotion', by; Lora: citA,Kt.esSperc The. Gazette of last night contai ns an O r d er of pouncit . allowing tbft . coryir vm o f T ra d e to and front ;Bethke, - Vie same 04,with reaped .to the, other West India Islands and also an Order of Council for continuing the Bounties , allowed tosea- Nn and Landmcn entering into His Majesiy's. avy. A Banker'i Clerk has bOl, missing these two , days. lietad about 4 . 000 1. ALIS 69nOtedhgli t i, met with some accident* NA NEWS. PLYMOUTH ' DEC. 7. Arrii.eti the Amertan Ship johx, of an d f rom Ch ar l estown ; Cart. Les. swill, laden with, tobacco, for ordeil, 47 (1) .1 passage. On Thursday last she was bord,ed at the chops of the Channel by iron t: French,§hip Pfl vatecr, of 24 guns, belonging to flokdeattx,'VvtiO had a short time before taken an Eollish ; Met:cli Ship, mounting 8 guns, from Savannaft ; • and the French Officer who boarded the jobb stated that three days before they hadtaptured an English East Indiaman (name - forgot), having on board an Enge lish Officer of Distitgtion; anti sent her *for Franee,,,,, By the job, intelligence is received that ,the Arne 7 rican Ship jarietb, ladeovith lumber for this Puttp 4 Was lost on the Gran} gat& of',*ewfoitnalamis about three Weeks sincei Crew'saved; Arrived the EstrOrke, of and from Fisle.Of ELI jetH WOODRUILT master, laden with sugar,: 41! , , bound to Amsterdam, 06 slays passage,;pucin 10«,. contrail; 'Wads% Arriiest the Lad Mot 'Cartel, Capt. BActoi, from Cherbourg, to which place she carried Freak Prisoners. On Thursday last 20 Gun.boats ap two Gun.brigs sailed thence fur. Boulosne• -$ l3Ol has brought over no English Posangars. All munication With the shore was Prohibited. "Arrived - the lOrien, BERGSTROM, from Stock.. holm, and the Limey, MI t.t.tit, from Petersburgh ; also the Acesta Frigate from a Cruize . ; and 11 'id'e Frigate froth Portsmouth. • • Arrived the British Tar, ALL watt), from Nor" way, with timber for this Pun. l of War on a Cruize. . . .. ' t • PORTSMOUTH, ! the T E lle as C tw b a a:tit . iftt : ,_Fr i .ig . 7O is ... 71 30 . ~: 11i, v , d , , C:, ,n 5 v 0 .. y, ; ( ). Sloop j • HA I t VV S. IC ' II,. 1) :-. 1: C . ii.4—,L2St 4.esigi% c t: ' ,.4 ;lii"i al - t; . Post-Qfficc Packet Aticklatd, Capt. - 'lloooslll from Husum, with . the M'ait and P a ts enger'S ; • ~I t4p this morning the witiveuture extra Pa'cliii,a; l7l ie n ' s .:,.• from Husugt, with the Mails and Paiaeng er fr . o ' 7 : l . 7. the evening of the 7th, frll in withqu,l44 2 " l. 7 f :' t s hthteheeixrer heavy fion wetter, which gave chaos tcs fiel ). - fi rittine l ',V 4 s * i th swivels and small state. for onilinor:o 4l4hl4lll ,' with of the l'acket,4,"peortr, .Wiftefh iasa j• sistanc: of the Recruits on board, .firing upon 4 10:: give up the c hase, icis suppeted shelutesustatined. , - "ff . ar e mach injoetti some damaget—thei'seket a t aB ' . me tal with grapeehor, made ti ie, ..iii, p . an d one akar in one of the pumps. The Yarinerak. Excite C utter sailed invOlilliolf OW her le " 11; • A :.. .;, •.. • . irs r ;4 .. UISUit of her. ii , 1 1 „ - 4, . • • I Remain here, titgAir,Lt. of Wales ) Capt. H He S'. it , for Gottenb t aiih; Dittua, Oaeoutrt, for "1441/arrd, Ba t D 0 r, for Got tenb iu g h ; rig GrArste.. . Mlii , N. SAu to Eits, for !instant. DEAL, Dec. L'lloserinikt Ara : : s f airrei on a C ro ize off the Coast ff. Proneei .. °* -. ; In flit Downs—the ?Ytenarch, utrecht, L'Atrnabli, p!,00, and I. ; Per t zus, Fury, Berle IWd 4111Pitur 01111410. and Worm Gun-brig. 'eALMOUTII, DEC:. 6.--Sailed this day, Ili' M a ' iestY'b Ship L a o'cetbie,'of 18 g UiIS, Cir. Itosgs7 HAGEN, with the, following 'Vessels to join the Mg* ward-bound, Lisbon, Oporto, and Mediterran 4art Fleets now off this Port, under c onvo y of His gs: Temple, :I"tY's Ship Diana, of 38 gum', and Aro-Sloop 01 IVer, o r i 8 gums via. Slip reincans Broad, Flora, Cristali, tor Smyrna ; ?" 11 . 1. ; ierso;ups Cutlet, ' Brig john , Tr:iimgra, for, Venice; pile, Ou'Ll! • and ffebe, Ley, for Lisbon. ft lso sailed the Fitisl.ty, W - liapti, far Bristol. . ' Arrived this day the Fjo t ek•,. 'DJ rift tilt , fr c ' t ". London 'rive .iisurs, Aivro z from Ipswich ; 14 ' 6" G 4 ' !lot Frew ifrigefictit, GARns, from Lin,lon ; Mar) , bY EX/ from Ross ; Swedish Ship Auroral -----' from Plymouth to load fish for the Mcdite rranc° ' American Pip ./Vrte,yoti, G &oil , from Norfolk, WHIT', from a •CuiAel4 uar antine. with tohaero, for ordersiand is gone into Q Arrived the iliiiiwr Exciie , Cutter, Kirts,s.4o# from Bristol : she had no soon er anchored, than shc was ordered to sea immediately~ with itnPortaPt Dispatches received by CHARIAS R Y DER, Eci• It e ' solacing, Captain at dill Port, fur His Midestilth 10. Ship Diang,,Capt. MALI wo, which. Sh i ll, wi whole Fleet . ; were lying to at *dusk in the Bit , These con be no doubt but that she will overtake her. Thiseveoing His Majesty's ship Troll titorig4 'cit. , down to di z mouth of the Harbour from Car! Roads, where she will be moored for Its defernC e : she moon L i 24 guns, and is t o be mirii. Wilti flit . tso . tw , t La 0ra..0. 1 o'. . • ea • ri Captain t-14A11131 BU'LLgN it.itprOlOteti tO tare upon hirn tile Command of ,the. Flotilla at,thekn'e and in the lkivct Ll/44eCtothy.'• - This' .OffiCet has, heel' called, up from Plimoutb foe that .expreitiptirMic.' :`'and it carnot be in .better hantige fir Litely.l)34-tne Sea lregicibies at Plymouth and it. Cniviroo; Captain,oODAkp;lppointed.tu,l4lo the Cool' =lntl at, Loch Ryan, a nd has under bib order; tight Shiva. well equipped by thc Eat India Compaoy.