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02ik-tft#4104**011..w.,54,0. '‘..lAll Agtzvin--2 Dublin, 2 Watc , ford. Dus-1 Hamburgh , Dul I , .2, Waterford. ;ToCKS, Tim P ser r w o'f:LoCK• 5161 Omaiturt 8+ Consols . .. 0 Cr R RESPONDENTS. already se much qf env Paper to the Letter: Se e zio and Mr. t 4 isTobt, we must decline publisking another Leda from tie former, a! wel/aJ crtl fiOM Mr. Nitm evrr, on the Jam/ The VO oN a ROS CI US will,loon or, arpearanee in London, and am tbt fah& will decide for thteitelzies. THE SUN. ~ •. ofterayme• ecnim quls platat rALsum 4upsAT ? LONDON, MONDAY, NO V 1.1.411 R 12, I so4c, SINCR outlast we have received Paris Papers tO the ; Ist inst. and Dutch journals to the 6th. The most prominent Article in the formt is , an attack upon this Country, in consegnerice Of our recent detention of four Spanish Frigates, Thi a ebullition of spleen is given in the Moniteur, in the shape of a Note upon an Article in one of the Lon. don Morning Papers, and which t h e F rench Journal tthsordly supposes to he official. tThe whole is a ti,stie of malignant' insinuation and unfounded assertion, which only deserves to he treated with the most pro. found contempt. The only important part of it is a sort of threat, from which it may be inferred that Spain will speedily be forced to commence Hostilities ;igainst this Country. We are threatened vi ith forty Spanish Ships of War; Spanish Coasts covered with Seamen; and the additional means -affOrded from thence of' conveying the French Legions to England, Ireland, and. Scotland. The Spanish Go. vernment would probably be puzzled to find clic forty Ships of War mentioned in the likaitcur, or at least the means of: sending them to sea. But whateva may be the Force of Spain, the rest titers of this Cc:tntry are amply sufficient, and more than enough, to defeat her hostile .itta.; chinations, if afloat hostility should he th resat of the pending Negotiation. The anger of I o NA PARTS seems principally to be caused by the convic.. tion that our Ministers will not be cajoled by his: tret;chetoua conduit, with respeit to Spain., , . Amongst other falsehoods in the Monifine, k is ita!ed that Count F4AtIRENDERG, the Imperial A tnh.iisad ,, r L , r.don, has received inNtrikiions to ti4it.the Britihli Court unless he receives i, satis faCtory anp,Ver with respeet to the acknowledgment of the rew dignity of the Emperor of Austria; Sir Gitogna Rostoot.t), under the escort of ail Officer and two Gen: d',lrmes, arrived at Bois.le. Doc, from Nimeguen, on the tdinst. from whence they set off for Breda an their way to Paris. An English Paper printed in Holland notices the seizure' of Sir GEOR.GE at lianaborgli as a report, for the truth of which it canizot , v4uch, and then adds, that be is'to be carried to Verdun, there to remain on. til Sit J.lmes CI AUVURD it turns to that place. • The btruve Admiral. Ea utx 114* written mils ,: RomAkc 6, giving an account of two Fiend, P,nams defeittinz n English Frigate In the open' Sea, out of the reach oftbe Batterirs upon the Coast. A I)ivlom.atic Audience was hit(' at ,the.Thuitie.. ries on the lasc Sunday in Oetuber, whenliiS Mo3t MAjr.sty was gracionsy pl ek , F . e d w Mr: LIVING:I'I'OI4,4I,e Ainerican Minister., to pre. sent to him, Mr. MoNaog, the Mil , i*tet ittgll the Unititt iitattes of,America tct Loudon, We subjoin the Official Note sent by our Govern. mew w Foreign Courts on 1110 Wubjed of chat on exatrtpled outrage of the Rishts In4eperitietit StAte3, arid tha prattice of Civilize'd Society, the eiztlic of the flrititilt Minister at flatnburgh, (TRANSLATion.) orricha long, A'ANT to rolitirakt caukis, "rils MAIRSTY has received advice of an on. exanyla ati of violence, coalmine.) at tiamborgh, ott the person of Sit GiOltql RUMIIOI.O, his hili nister to the Goverment of that City, who was se;tted In his own 'loose , dorina the night of the 2.5 th of adobe?, by a detachment of French sol. tiers, ;cal off, together with the documents relating it 4 his 46 Atter the repeated proofs which the. conaun of the I• . tetieit Govetninent has affurdeel, .of its ob., striole contempt fur every obli4ation of the Laws qf NLljtoiy cannot be surprised at the enortnity of such outroge on the territory of a feel,le and defenceless State. But Ets !VlAis . ry owes it not only tohimself,. 4nd so the tesrettAtle and unfortimate City, whnsc r ig.l4s have been mote attacked, but. also to hi 3 relations.witlithe teat of Ett(PPcs . and to the dignity of every Power that still retains the ,t es itT, aid the me.ths to vre:,-...tve its iu.dererticnce, m^X.=M. not to delay a moment his solemn Protest against so atrocious an aggression. . 44 Were it possible for such an aft to be rendered still mote insulting and more horrible, it would be by the explanation which is understood to have been given of it by the French Resident at Hamburgh, viz. ' that it had taken place in consequence of an order from the Head of the Police at Paris, direled to the Commandant of the Forces in Hanover.' • is :Fits MAJESTY is convinced that there will not he a single Power on the Continent, which can re main insensible re the consequences of a measure that, in its principle, and by its example, imme diately threatens every Court which may he . within the reach of the French Armies, and that, at, the same time, tends to the destruaion of the sacred rights of every Ntutral Territory, to the extinaion of the usual Communications between Independent' States, and to the total annihilation of the privileges of diplomatic Ministers, hitherto recognised and re. speeted in s alt ages, and by all nations. Doups,kg..ureci, Nov. 5, 181:4." On Saturday morning His MAJIIITY, soon after breakfast, left the Queen's Lodge at Windsor, anti 'rode to Ascot .1-leath, accompanied by the Doze of Comp ER I) A i*l arid General Frrzaoy, where they were met by the Eat} of SaNnwrcit, and a nurn. her 'of Gentlemen, who were waiting to rrtn Fits M'A'jEsTY in the sports of the field. In a short tinie,after the arrival of His MAJESTY, a very fine young deer was turned . out of a cart, near the dog.kennel, for the day's diversion. AtStart_ irtg,he ran withveat swif 'nets across the race course, making ii.tionble through the inciosures by Winkfield Plain, taking back into the Forest, where he spewed great sport in crossing the Heath. The company were all in fell view, and the deer continued in full speed for at considerable time, and on. his coining to a very large, bog, ht gave a leap, but did nut clear it, fell in, and cculd not g et out again; the hounds pursued him into the bog, got upon him, and seized hint, which enden the day's sport. The c loce continued upwards Cif two hours. The deer was front Richmond Park, Satnrd.s morning Ilse MAJEiTY•the PRINC MRS, 'the lIPKEI of CANI4RIDCE and Sussex, took an airing in their carriages, and visited the Derr. cugss tat YORK, at °Atlantis, whence, after partak. ins; of some . refreshment, they returned to Windsor to dinner. . . Yestrrday morning.theßoynt. FAMILY attended Service at Si. George's (..:hapel, and heard a Sermon preached by Dr. DUVAL, from the it'll chapte,r pt Lnks. anti 350i'Vcrse. On Friday Sir CHAR Las Moaa AN waited upon r Ills MAJESTY at Winds , r, and lank the result 0 1 a number of Courts Martial before Ills MAJESTY. Pais Royal lie Pat etc a of WAt:rs, the D u k e of Oki,EAN , J, arid Cunt I.lrADJotmls, arriv. ed in . town Mt Sa:urdaY last, ,iTorn Brighton. The Foil of NII , SaA" tetiltiteil to town on Satur. (.14y lASI troin ighti)n, and will leave London on • Thursday for Scotland. His` Royal Highness the'Pß arc a of WALES dined on„Samrtiay and vcateiciar. with Lord and Lally MeLsouttua at:their , house, Whitehall. • His , ,ltoyal' Ole §olitx return. ed to town ye's'iviaay from Windsor The• Earl of VI A inaLrio-Tarli COlonitt tir and a:ieleti party; niiio yesterday with Her Royal Higlwesti•lhe . of. WALUS,, at. 4C seat, at The DUKE o f . Nos FOWL is expeded in town in a few dayii, troth A rundci Castle. ' Saturday, at: four n'elnek, the LORD CHANCIL. LOX. transiOed busint:ss with Mr'. PITT at his,hotist. We are happy in being 'able to communicate the following Extram Of a Letter from Sir T. Tit IGOR itl , •• Captain Gott V., of the illedara ; it, is dated Gibraltar, Ottobct 18, but was nut sent on board till she 20th ;--,-" 1 vet taint)' think the worst of the disntder is over ; the deaths, both civil and mili. tary, are much decreased, I was this morning through the hospital, and was much satisfied with the appearance of the sick. They are evidently getting, better... I inclose..a list of the deaths ; it have no apprehension for t he sale. ty of the' place ; a regular attack would require time anti preparation.. A too.dronahs may be at. tempted but I think it will not ; 'or if it should, w e have still some men upon their legs : $' IDea4tis pf the Military _ 7 • 453 44 inhabifalus 105 4t of the (Nicol - - 16." • • • In' addition to the above pleasing intelligence, te . elearri, that the deaths,. frOm the ti th to the iath did not exceed one hundred,. We h a ve also the satisfattion to learn, that, no. person of const• quence has died in the ,that, since' the loth. Mr. Pow NALL. Naval Storekeeper, and his (a. milt' (whose deaths have been stated in the London ? l i m o, ar e well ; and that not a medical person has died of the disorder troth its commencement. Independent of the troops intended to reinforce the Gartison. of Gibraltar, Tett Retivienii are, it is said, under. ardently' . Voteign Service. . - The Gazette of Saitirday contains a notice that the quarantine Laws will .be put in force . With the greatest rigour respet4ir% all persons riming pas.. sengers on board Ships at riving from places suspated to labour under any species! of. infectious disease. Private Letters' from India, of the Bth of July, received by the last over,land dispatch, state, that an engagement had taken place between a British, detachment, commanded by Colonel Powei.r., and a body of HOLKAR'S Troops, in' 'which two Batts. lions of the latter were completely cut. to pieces, and twenty pieces of cannon taken. It is added, that flot.,KAa has proposed negotiations far peace, and expressed his willitigneaft to accede to any Tea. tunable term the British Gcntral may pr00.) , ,e. A Letter from Hamburgh by dic tact says, " The Russian Minister here hart, by ,:,ffi ct ,,t cation, caused the two Ist4tel front .NM, DVtia st I. to M. T.sit.ity a Patti), relative to the disposition of Russia towardi Frithce, tq be inserted in the C;orrer. iondeparn of this City, - NAP4L NEWS. PLYMOUTH, Nov. ro.--The Transport men. tionea in my last to have arrived. from Jamaica,. with French Troops taken at Sr. Domingo, is the Ret.tek, Capt. JOHN RAMSDEN ; she sailed from Ja maica the gth September, and on the xgth ult. fell in with the wreck of the American Schooner Ca meroon, from Barcelona bound .to. Boston, laden with brandy and wine, which 'vessel Upset in a gale of wind, and the master and three per.: sons perished ; the remainder of the crew (three in number) - got on. the bottom of the rameivon, which had turned keel upwards, and were taken from their perilous situation by the Rover, and -are arrived here. Three hundred and thirty.eight French Prisnr.ers were embarked on board . the Raver, at Jamaica, 31 of whom died on the passage, and a great numb:; arc now ill of the meUrvy. • Arrived the Pickle Schooner from a Cruize in the , Channel, and the. Danish Brig Garde Anna, Capt; Kayla, from Barcelona, bound to Gottenburgh, laden with brandy, tice. put in to refit, having lost, her bowsprit, fOreMalt, 'and main4opmasr, in a: gale of wind. The Pretty' Lass hired ,Armed Ship, with the Europe hotneward.bound East India Ship, • the Choice, Cl.4att, the Aid, TAY Loft, and , .the Erscx, BOTTS, bound'to London, will all sail this eveniov if the wind continues fair. The dollars taken on board the Afedea and Clara, Spanish Frigates, are this day landed, and have been escorted to the Garrison under a Party of the Military, where they will remain until their fate is determined on. Arrived the Noithumberland . Man of War, and Seagull Sloop of War, from a Cruie.e. Sailed the Fluddrvant Man of War on a Cruise, and the Fiper Cutter for Guernsey. PORTIMIUTH, Nov. 11. ^ The A ' tireiSSTIS and Maidstone Frigates, with six Transports from the Mtilitetranean, are yet undtr tillitrailtirC at the IVlotherbank, from which, it is believed, they will not be released till the expiration of the .to days. An Order in Council was received on Wednesday to give the two Frigates p f atique, if they were healthy ; but a man having died on board one of the Transports since her arrival, and another ship having a foul bill of health with 23 passengers on board, Which an Officer and some men of the Maidstone had had communication with, it was judged prudent to continue the restraint. Lady TRIGGI is onboard the Doncaster Transport, at the MOtherbanlc. Every Ship from the Mediter ranean was ordered by the Telegraph this morning, to Standgate Creek. Arrived the "Triumph v Man of War, Sir R. BAR- Low, from the Streights; General Doyle Cutter from Guernsey, with Dispatches.; and . the Zephyr Brig of War from a Cruize. • . , . SHIERNESS, Nov. it..-Arrived the ii . perta, Capt, WM. CH. FAHlit ) from Woolwich ; iintrier Sloop, Capt. WM. Wootaminos, from Deptford; Margarita Bomb.tender,lrom ChathaM,with Super. numetaries; and the Dotford Tender, Lieut. 4.14. TEAM, from the River, with Impressed Men and Volunteers for the Fleet. Sailed the Latona and Galgo, for the Downs ; and Braddick, for the River. The Malabar, Mediator, and Weymouth, are ex petted daily from the River ; and the Cygnet and Mosquito Sloops from Chatham. 0,• , . . Ships at this Port—Zealand; Leda, Melampus, Unicorn, Thisbe, Ceres, .14rouicii, Arab, Alonzo, Autumn, Boncha, Espoir and Horner; itoSilla, and Hind Armed Ships; Furi ous, Basilisk, and Boxer Gnu-brigs, and Deptford Trader.. DEAL, Nov.' tr.—Yesterday arrived His Ma. jesty's Sloop Afro, with Convoy from Portsmouth ; Ckampion, Orester, Harpy, Tigress, Escort, and lihnoer, blown off their stations. Arrived this day thc Defender and Tickler from , Plymouth ; Archer from Dungeness ; Firm and' Galgo from the Note ; Latvia from the Nose, and: sailed for Spithead ; and Devastation from Ports. mouth. Sailed the Champion, . Orestes, Escort, Mallard, Starling,, Mativr, and Blazer, to re,u i ne their stations off the Coast of France and Willing. ton, Defence Ship, for Shields. Arrived the Preston, East India Ship, Captain STU,RitOCIC I and sailed for the River ; and the Flora, Captain CIIRISTALL I from Smyrna, and sailed for ditto. • Sailed the Rua Escape for Deptford. In the powns—Monarch, Utrecht, Leopard, Ardent, In flexible, Antelope, Immortallre Castor, Dart, Curlew, Argos, Alert, Cii.dter, Fury, Volcano, Limiter, Explosion, Prospero, Sulphur, Vulture, Tickler, Defender, aril Armed Ships ay oeiore. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Sinop' Cur tliccaptura 4t the Neptilltis, the atoll 01Y,V>23, Ai,timioos .tri lonxe racoh, the loth Oct. riot, at.utsi,.: re. ....ytore ut Margarerta, the .Itti Aug. 111u3, on h0a044 The Crotier, on her arrival In VOTri.'ulivvery'llieuctAy and 'gna ts; (14y , for three year...to come, at No. 23, sorrey.streer, St7.inct. Letters From Prince of Wales's Islam the pat ticulars of the destrut tion of a large Sloop, lying in Boorong River, which was in p o ssession of Pirates who had long infested the neighbouring Coasts. On the 25:h September Captain CRAMER, Of His Majeity's Sloop of War Rattleorake, cruizing off Acheen Head, fell in with a Merchant Ship bee,. longing to Prince of Wales's Island, who g ave for formation of an Armed Sloop that w3l preparing tea, 'under (Wets of a gang of desperate Pirates..-! ,- • Captain C.R.is.tat intinetliately proceeded in search of bets: and, on tl)e, .2.Fstll - , -- 41 s p. r,7. the weathet being MO:Aerate, and the Sloop at :Indio', the Boati were hoisted out. As soon 35 they were armed and . manned,.. they rowed alongside of the. Sloop, which they found prcpated. to I nake.every resistance. As soon as they cane close enough, the a ttack was commenced from tite•Boats, which was immediately • returned from the. Sloop. The ' Boats t h en getting close alongside, Att empted .to board ; an d w e are sorry to statei that before they could succeed obtaining possession of he,r, the Vessel. blew up'; but it was not known, whether this happened FOOS accident or -design. 7 , We are . concerned to state, that our loss W2l considerable, in consequence of the last event; 'thct Boats of th e Rattlesnake had one man killed ; three. Offieers,.and 'woolen wounded. Narries.of. the Officers wounded : r . • Mr. 1. Wise, Secotict Lieutenant; Mt. A. Davis,s, .IdiPe.*t. '5hiP)44,41,;;.111r;.1. Green, Gunner. Wr have received the following .particulari-fr00,., ! -.,:. . . • • 7--- respeding the Capture of a stench Privy-...' ' . --- • . ... .• , ~.„ Madras, While cruixing..off, Mangalore, ter by His Majesty's Shir FiareNzo: : . ... coast, the F;4II"t4ZC, captain Bisoit:tist,.rell ittivi t 'll: , , , to be , manned, and . to Pursue•her ; a Privateer., which he chased ; bit( finqing .l "'. wind tail , Captain ..BIKGI.IAM 'Ordeeecl 1 1" . 1)93 " on. the Malablit'..• instantly obeyed, and the boattsoon 'got along sidf.: the Privateer.. The attack was made in a ma s k • poi-session of her,. : attet having gallant manner ; and, after a very Slant resistano4. his orders Wert!, on the part of the Enemy, they succeeded in I #l ' Second Captains, and several of the crew, The Crew of the Privateer* even after her cap.. cure, far .exceedrd the number 'in the bOtst • l' ,e killed the First a n "Ilea 16 guns and Loo nten, last from the iVlalittl" ties, and had nude no captures. . n • ors Captain BINGHAM learned from tne vr ison. I, that th:y had, prinr to falling in with the fi9r.z a o, - landed three French Officers on . the Coast, On ha"' disgoi,ed themselves as. natives, in order to pasS into the interior o f t he country, where it was su,. Posed they had Commissions in tile service of sotpe . u.; the native Princes. v • Capt. 1 - '. SMITII is appointed to' the pre: ) . Pns Copt. EDNioNus, to the Eip2;f i Lieot• itgAPI:T. command the hardy ; Lieut. Stztaort,•.the (Jai • lan' i Lieut. Q R! , B y; the Darin; ; Ifteutcnanc . ._t STYLFS, tile Luropc. SotlAdrOn' * ere 'on The Officers of the Ruston , ' t h, bvt Saturday eleganil V v entertained, at rott'i tn( , )l , l alta i n Admit ti ivioNTAG U. Sit LAAL: COFfiNo ."tiverii, Sit FREDERIC!: . 114 eisiC ER ( WhO c Malan:led 5 1 A i , Qifccers'of years in the Ktli,ian Service) , M 34 rttri . the Navy, were at the Pilaw. , •i, :..--..................--,----. . is R ot:e YNQ" -• , increases in airirktion every night, and s eems, int s's New Comedy of The Blind Baret4 deed, likely to iltdile another Jahn Tull CO coum. Garden Tbeatre.—lt.tnust be acknowledged thid I/ duced, oafntaheth.vactrY-it liefsitall)tioegeeestlietitle ricluirlcilstlenr ce ll a " s il vril; more ability than arty other modern &Jona. Mrs. S r ono Ns is much better in health, a Cir i : cumstance that must be •highly-gratifying to. the at , MirerS Of private worth, as well as to tb.l•otilic• 607:nbefdySfhtColilr Draiiiiits is thc title of I" .urtocotning .8c Drury Lane Thcatre.-"I Green. room report is highly in favour of this C u : tnio,eoK.,tolhyuEc,chiDesi.rii:!:leli::.,,,.int,,vntiiiitildca-cloontn:itotiutisteetifueabr,iiii,g, .noodeini,l,oy,.:4s ridicule upon - 614e' nuiiniis of honour, which ofiainc will deiervd ' We' 7.ealOUS patronage of the f!' c `,. 1 °E lit'inatiity andittligion, as well as of the I' vc " himself .to deliver , . an int'rodt,dury aciclret.o,oo t , firstCoven' .11'6 usual libzral spirit, nil: . • appearance of the Young Borrins at • G.ittten Theatre.. It w 1 ir di 3 . 3 -'' ---Y.rgssiblp f or, the W riterwho reed .. , s C :e eilt n it " , t ul r a l ci t ic : A : n o; r n i t e : ut p i il l' iiisi c i the e r 4 k L l , S ,. ! r l :o :i. l; ur l i i . p D w P : i w ; l e ß ea r r i ?.. s ; ' ' it e L el , 1 4.. etowi assertediliitas: vleoifut 1 . : ice li d: t 3::: . 11 .4 1°: je :: ; : PI iliatta 1e MC (I.' ' • If nu •arher.evcnt should. happen to clisturb,tl! s tiAr o l l r e toh m :e.e, n ,Aa: Jni s.nptac J a.i c tiin k ea t i,va r ti c ixyt hi o icne l i Ist : 1 6 : : 1 0 F o:l.elauii.;tos.ni: , , Iv ilie;:o:Ciotre:,61::: dventure! meats ,co seat himself in state. ° 11 ; t o . be - ho pe d that the•wurds of the Pig.' will we er ' 44 • file dawn is ovcreast, the morning lours , . , clouds brings on the day, , i s, . 0 11 1 1..e .rj gr r e a a n t v , tlat'niazutp.,uarnr:gn.t.:iiy, big with the PO ` bll The Usurper . will W:inotlifioi indeed if a 4,A of .t elenOilbere . should prevent a prorcr exhibition finery pulsated fur his a ugust /not. ' . anne .2There are,' it seem, no less than fitteen oath titors fur the vacancy left by the tateiVlr.ATec° 000 at the •BritishiViueum. The decisitn) relt:ol,4, the Archbishop of CANTER BURY, the Loltoe'con. COLLOR, and the SPEAKER Of .111 C House " e; t liat r mons, and consequently there is no chance ,osis commendation will predominate over the 1 0 $ of the InstitutiOn.. . ' • ly 4 6°° ' All the :Volunteers, amounting t° " sr 4_llo o within a day's mach of Berwick.upon-l'"veci,o'n die received orders to enter that Garrido utiodies I first notice of the .ttetny's having etfotted ° ' 1 in any part of the bland. Six emnpaines of. the Ist. Signerso Wiviloitrig3:itic.l3olll°.: li almtticil by Col. PitoWsi,, marched into 4le ol ‘ lte 1 it v.`ll° Hoe' rack., rjr I Sin,)(III1, un . Fi 414 y • • .he Rc"lffici 1 ' iterwarWitispeat:d I)/ '" • i' 0 i vveN et • • 'llr Genctal Pit trr :. . 4 • • 110"111 ' The Work: c,,er Reenent,oi Mili" Si ~ .i.n l'artaint ,dill, tii ~:te r. ,