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FrOm.the;L9NDO.N...GAZETTE,. IVou. 811. Admiralty-Office, Nova 18, 1811. Vice-Minn - al ()may has transmitted to John Wil4t)n erriker, Esq: a lettell froin Captain Ramage, of i,is Niajesty's stoop ►he Cherokee, giving au ac count of his having, on the gth of last month, cap tured a Danish 'cutter privateer, of two guns and twenqr, men; oi)t three days from Bergen without making any capture. November 18, 1811. The Qiteen ,has been pleated to appoint Sir Henry Hitt rd, Bart. to be one of the Physicians in Ordinary `to Ilk Nlalesty, and he took the usual Oath accordingly. Dr. Matthew Blithe took the Oath as one of the Physicilns Extiaordinary to the King. It hilehall, Nov.lo, 1.811. . . . . . pis Rgyill Highness - the . Prinee Regent has been pleased,, in the name and on the beholl of his Ma jesv, to constitute and appoint David Williamson, Esq. 4dvdcate, to be one of the-Lords of Session io Scotland. Hi> Royal Highness the, Prince Regent has also been pleased, in tLe name and on the behalf of his Majeiy, (0. con4litute and appoint .finnald Mac- Advocate, to be Sheriff Depute of the Shire of Stirling, in the room of David Williamson, Esq. appointed a Loid of Session. /gar-Office, Nov. 19, 1811. Royal Regiment ,of Worse G.uards,. Eilward Hill, Gent. to be Cornet,by.purchase, vice Lewes, who retires. sth Regiment of Dragoon Guards, George Spence, Gent. to he Cornet withatrit purchase. ist Regiment. of Dragoons, . Cornet Lewis Gasquet to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Eckersley, promoted. Centieinan Cadet William Henry Watson, front toe Ro y al Military College. to be Cornet, vice Gasquet. tath Regiimin of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant lames Clarke to h! Captain of a Troup, by purchase, vice Morgan, who • r-..rires. 2.lin Cornet John Angelo, from the aad Light Dra. g ons, to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Caveutlieh, promoted ilk the to3d , Foot. • 'St It Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Bernard Clarke, from the ad Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Gardiner, whoexchanges. 25th Ditto, Ltisien and Adjutant —••—•—•-- Keens to have the -[U of Lieutenant. • 27th Ditto, Lieutenant - Frtincislt to he Captain of a CLlnpany, without purchase, vice Kelly, promoted in the . 73(1 toot; Ensign iohu Doris to be Lieutenant, vice Hoc. Volunteer Genrge Latham to be EnSign, withuut vice rniwolig.,. promoted. .Andtcw Gardner, Uent. to be •Ltisign, vice, Doris, 28th Ditto, Edward Linbury Hill, Gent to be'Ensign,.with out purchase, vice .Hotton, who resigns. • 324 Ditto,.Enslgn TiltnnaS 'Henry Turquand•to be Licute. Haw, without' pUrcli,6e,,vice Dillon, promoted. 33th Ditto, Ensign William lolin Laws to be Lieutenant, witlit,ut p Leake, purchase, +ace' promoted in the.63d.'foot., Edwartlßyam, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Laws. • , • .. . 57th 14mign George Welimp, from the 7zd Foot, to be i.leiateliant,...l4 I:iutchii,wn, promoted ft the 7ith Foot, 6 , 3tli . Ditto, Witham flAteley, to be Ensign, without put. vica Webbe, Superseited, Fiviletic Baring, Gent. to be ditto, vice l'oge.tsleocit, promoted. to4th Ditto, Captain laeoh Without Rogers, from the . Ist Royal Veteran 'Battalion, to .be Captain of a company, IL,' Chriftian,..ippoimed to t he• ni t Royal Veteran Botta. :OAG lion. En , eoi6e, Croad . , twin the Royal Stall'Curps., to he'l.ieineitant, without pumhase. Royal Stitt' Corps, Thomas Complicit, Gent. to be linsign, withiont pot‘tilise, vice 1,011g111(are, • prOtilOti.ll. . 'Frawn, Gott. to be ditto, vice int', promoted, Lieute natit N Thomas l till to b e: Adjutant, vice Lancaster, pro. 'mated in the 89th Foot. -- xl.Wcst Incli . a Regiment, Ftisign F. W. Small to be Lieu. tenant, Fu'sfer, deceased. Serjant ;---• Gough from theyth Foot, io vice Small. . 7 3d Ceylon Re t ;!went, George Minter, Getu. • to be. ,Second Lieutenant, w.ihoot purchase, vice De Poo, promoted. : Watievrii..'s At:gonna.' Lub%it David Duval to de Liente• mut, without purchase., Vork.Light Infarory,Volunteers, l'hOmas Stopforil, 'Gent. to be Liisigh, NV it liout pinclia4e vice Robinson, whose ap pointment has been cancelled. koyal %%town Train, Ctpinet George Raynes to be !Acute. rant, vn..e lohnstone, deceased. _ 4,4_Carrisurt Battalion. Lieotenant `Arthur Gartlinerlmm the _ . Bth l uot, to be Lieutenant, , ileitelarke who exchanges. Ist Royal Veteran o,atation, Captain 'Lomas Christian, from tho totith Foot, .to t 34. Captain of a Company. vice Rogers; appointed to the t04t14 Foot. 4th Ditto, Quarter44laster Huhn Chittern, from the fah Foot, to be, Lnsign, vio: Taggart, promoted. • 6th Ditto, Serjeant George Nl'Culloch to be Ensign. uosvITAL sTAFv. ' Thomas Wright, M. D. to be Physician to the Forces. To be Hospital. Mates for General Service, tosepb Gent. Sarnirel 'eyes, Cent. Alexander Robson, •Gent. total ',misdate, Gent. mr.m9RANuum. Ensign Klofverskoltl, ut the 6oth Foot, is superseded, be. ing sbsent without leave. Conimission in the following Regiment of Local Militia, signed by his Royal Highness silleYrince Regent, in the name and on tiw behalf of his A,lajesty. Howard, Gent. to be Adjutant to the 4th (or East Oxford) Regiinent of Local Militia. Commissions in the Royal North Lincoln Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant s 'of the. County of Lino.)hi. ' To be Lieutgainit-- Dennis Fairchild, Gent,. To be Ensigir—Thomas Young, Gent. Commission in the Dorsetahire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lout Lieutenant. To be Captain—Lieutenant Thomas Horlock Bastard, vice Grosvenor, resigned. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hereford. To be Deputy,k.ientenatit —Edward Evans,' Esq. Commissions in the South Hants Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lor'd Lieutenant of the County of Hants. To :ee Lwncus—'llionias Stopioni, Gent. Joseph Foote, Gear. Cortimissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of touLesiter. Royal West Battalion of Local Militia. To be Captain . , by klievet —Chalet Ilrown, bag. Tribe Ensign—%s illiatn Mows," Cent. 2CI Royal East Battalion of Local Militia. To he Lient:nants—Henry Smith; Gent. .john Dyer, Gent I,,:kl;ors, Gent. GrumbAitt's A.th Volunteer Yeomanry Cavalry. To be Lieutenant—loon I.3laoen Hille r Gent. vice Larton, resigned. - • To be Cornet—William Tanner, Gent. vice II e, pro- To be Surgeon—David Taylor, Esq. vice Wickham, re signed. Royal Gloucester Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry. To be Lieuteii‘iit—joim I%luuntain, cei}t vice jones, de ceased. To be Cornet—Willianl Hotharki, Gent. vice Alountain, ,'promoted. - . Florsley anti Tethury Volunteer Infantry. To - be . Lietttermnr.Colonel.Commandant—Major Edward Wirhrattain, vice Sloper, deceased. To tie Major--Captain H. Dterderman, vice Wilbraham, , _ o promot. To be Captain—Lieutenant T. G. Bierderman, vice proni'oted, ' - ,To . be I.lelitdtwat—lticl , drit Capes, Cent. • Commission in the Rnyal Carmarthen Regiment of Militia, • Aigned by the Lord Lieuienuut. To be Captain—Lewis Ai vans, NA.' EN4',. 'Vice godges, to. .4•l4ntd. /I,I,VKRT/PTS. 1. Rangeley and C. Goinersall, Yorkshire, cotton. Winters and calico-inaisulatiurers, to surrender November 28, December 6, and 31, at ele.vett,„ at the' New Inn, Brad , lota,' Yorkshire. Atteraies, Mr. Vitans, - Ilattotmorden, London ; and, Messrs. Hailstone and Bentley; Bradford, . Yorkshire. , F. Bryant, Holborn, leather.dres*r and leather-seller, No.. vember 20, at two, liecenthet 4. and p, at ten, a t London, Attornies, Messrs. "ones anti Roche, Church-yaqi, Covent garden. G. Fisher, Doncaster, Yorkshire, gardener, and seedsman, November as, 2 9 , and December 31, 51 'ele'vett r at the Rein Deer inn, Doncaster. Atturide,, Metilsrs. Mason, Don -- caster.; and Mr. King,. Castle-4feet, Holborn, Lon. don. I. Eiworthy, Plymouth Dock, Devonshire, money-scri. • yeller and banker, December if, 14,am' 3i, at eleven, at the New Crown Hotel, Plymouth- lYuck. Attornies, Mr. Peers, Mr. Bane, and Mr. Bizun, Duck ; and Messrs. Collett, Wunburn, and Collett, Chancery lane, London. 'T. KershaW. Rochdale; Lancaster, flannel-rnantifaelurer, December 3; to, and 31, at two. at the Spreid Eagle Inn, Manchester. Attonties, Mr. Kershaw, Rochdale ;sand Messta: Blakelock and Makinson, Sersealit's-inn, Lon. don. W. Gardner, Haymarket, vidualler, November 2.3,.30, and December 31; at, twelve, at Guildhall, London. At ' torney,. Mr. T. T. 'Taylor, Vore.stseet, Crippleote. A. L. Pfeil, Ilishopsgate-street sVithin, meichant, Novem ber a 6, December 3, and 31, at one, at London. :Attornies, Messrs. Gregson, Dixon, and Gregson, Angel. street, llirograorton.stree.t, London. J. Eastland; Oldford, Middlesex, dealer, November 23, De. =fiber 3, and 31, at ten, at Guildhall, , Lottiou. At. torney, Mr. Serle, Child's- plat.e. Temple. bar. E. Dalby, Bucklersbury, warehouseman, November 23, De. ember 3: and 31, at ten, 'at Guildhall, London. At torney, Mr. M. B. Tarn, Waintord.court t Throgintirton. street. • , Saxon, Manchester, cotton twist-Merchant, December 2, 3, and 3L, at ten, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. At. willies, Messrs. Halstead and Ainsworth, Manchester ; and Alessti. Milne and Parry, Temple. London. . Ward, Ctlurch•stieet, Spital-tield4, ntattutadurer, No. ven►ber 26, December 7, and 31, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon. don, A ttornies, Messrs. flighinora and youu g , ilubh- lane. Cannon. street. . Coffin, Merthyr Tydvil, Glacnorganshire, tanner, Decem ber" t!, at two, 19, and 3t, at ten, at the Crown Inn, filer. thyr 'C'ydvil, GiamorgarishiN. Attornies, Messrs. (en. kins, lama, and AIM .tt, New hut, London; and Mr. Mtyrick, Merthyr Tydril. • • Ileelis, It. Isherwood, and It. Gregory, Bolton-le.Mttors, Lancaster, Lorn.dealers, December 9, at five, to, , and 31, at Lleven, at the flrldge. no, Bolton. le. Moots , • .Attorn ies, Mr. Gaskell, Bolton.le.ll4Crors and holessrs. Shephard, Adlington, 4nd (Jeegory, Bertfurd4ow, London. in . Shirley, St. lohn ßedwardine, Worcestershire, wool.. stapler, December it, 12; and 3c, at twelve, at the Ucii. corn Inn, Worcester. Attormes, Mr. C. 11111, Broad. street, Wonfestet ; and M r., C. liecke, 13reanc's. buildings, Chancery. lam,. • ' . Jackson Gasol, and Clementsun, Minories, merchants. November 23, 30, anti Uccenther 31, at twelve, at Galltlll4ll, London. Atturney, Mr. M 4 Newing- ton-Butts. Green, Debpling, Kent, farmer, November z 3, 30, and December 31, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr. (ones, iitedlordrrow, London ; and Mr. Mares, Maidstunc,. Kent. . . Claik, Alic-street, COodittan's•fizlds, carver and glitter, November 23,.3 ), and December 31, at eleven, At G hall, London. Attornies, Messrs.. Robinson and Dine Charter House-sqUare. W. Dew, Old-street-road, Shoredifcli, talloW- chandler, No vember.i6, December 3, and ;t, at one, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attorney, Mr. Jesse, 1. urnivalis-inn, HOlborit. . T. 'Tattersall, Manchester, grocer, DeLember.i, 5 . , and 3s, at two, at the Star, Manchester. Attoi Dies, Messrs. Ked head and Brother, Manchester; anti hleisra. Milne and Parry, Temple, London. U Fry, Bedford- place, Bloomsbury, money-scrivener, No vemberz3 Decemb er 3 and 3s, at ten, at Guildhall, London.' Attoruey, btr. Withy , Buckingham-swer, Strand, - r Dunstcr, Fen-couit, Fenchurch.street, underwriter and insurasice-htnker, NoVember .. 2B, 30, at twelve, Centher 31, at eleve at n, London. Attorney, Mr litimpltre'ys, Ts:kenheube• yard, Lonfiett. S. Simonds, 14.aven-nsw,..Spital.tields, Klass-merchant, No. Vember -13, December 7, and 31, at twelve, id Loftiest. Attorney, Mr. Bennett, New Inn-buildings, Wyclt-stteet. Nanny Elaytton_, king- street, Bloomsbury, milliner and man. t ins-maker 'November 23, 30, and December 31, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attortties, Nlessrs. Itiako and, Sim, Cook's. court, Carey-street, and Clement's Init. I. Whitehead, hloflate.street, Short:ditch, baker, November ,30, December 3, and 3s, at eleven, at Clutldhall, London. Attorney, Mr,. Taylor,' Old-street.totat.- ' . DIVIDENDS. Dec. 13. G. Ashley, Gloucester-terrace, Commercial-road, merchant. at one, at Guildhall. Dec: 14, H. Santltand Co. Great Winchester-street, 'met ,chants, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. to.. T. Criekutore, Skittner,street, pewterer, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 26. G. Henzell, Little East Cheap, Under Writer, at: . eleven, at Guildhall. . Nov. 21. P. Favene,.Winehester.street, Old Broad-street, merchant, at eleven, at Guildltall• • r). C. and N. Husey, Newgate.street, linen-drapers, at twelve, at Guildhall Dec. to. Austeadand W. Prickett, OW South Sea House, merchants at eleven, at Guildhall. Dee. 11. C. \Vrght.M.olverhampton, maltster, at eleven at the ferninghatti Arms, in Shirttail, 5..10p. Dec. t 4. W. PerCival,Oxfiard•street, linen.draper u at twelve, at Guildhall. Dee, 17. K. Winter, White Lion:street. lslin;ton; helot; at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. to. S. Sanders, AbChurch-lane,.vmtner, at eleven at Dec. 19. H. f. and I. Emmett, Gerrard street, Soho, tay. fors, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 26. thilland, Cheapside.• haberdasher, at eleven, at Dec. tB. I. Harrison,.Stoke.upon.'rrent, potter , at twel ve , at the CroWn lint, tit Stone. Dec. to. T. Layeock, Nlipories, slopseller, at twelve, at Guildhall. ' ! „ NOV. 26. W. Watson, Great Cambridge-street, :Hacl ney. road, builder, at one, et Jan. 7. W Ilitenin, St. Veto's-lid], Doaors ,Common's, whaleivne merchant, at one at Dee, 7. f. Fenton, and G. Moore, Itoilterhithe-street, Ito. therhithe, smiths, at one, at G uildhall. Doe. 20. J. Whittle, 'Liverpool, taylor, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. , . Dec; to. W. Strong, Bath, saddler, at twelve, at tit! Corn: inertial - Coffee=rootn, Bristol. Dec. 12. W. C. Sltepllcrd,Nottinghain, iron merchant, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. .D ec . i I . T. G. Clay ) , Coventry, ribbon manufacturer, at ndon, at the C'raven's Arnts Hotel, in Coventry. Dec. 14. J. Hogg, Vreem.roa. lane; Saint lotan, Southwark, carpenter, at clew, at Guildhall. Dm. 14. K. Wilson, Friday-street, merchant, at ten, ,at CERTIFICATES, Dzetrditut C. Hodgetts,. Birmingham, button-maltet. N. S. Builder, Bristiii, woollen-draper. C. Harrison, Liverpnol, merchant. .. _ J • Humble, Felling, Durham, merchant. it. Downes, Long-acre, watch-maker. ' ' ''• .1. Coates, Park-lane, Piccattilly,-tallot4_ • T. Bartlett and B. West,. Wandsworth, calico:44;mm. T. 'Saul, Manchester, wOolstapler. B. Hughes, Poultry, goldsmith. M. Hick% New B ind-street, Downie, Linaeltousei merchant. PARTNERSHIPS I)ISSOLY4D. John Owen;and William Horne, of Cheapsicle, warehouse men. • Ann Lingard Hutchins and Mary Winn, of lersnyn-street, St. laines's milliners. , liaac Chamberlain and fames Chamberlain, of lissinghall. street, Hlackwell Hall, tattors. . • • • Samuel Ellis and fohn Heaps , of the Kent-road, bleachers. Richard Woodhead, Charles Savill, and George Aldred, of Rotherham, York, dealers in wine. William Atkinson and Ann Walker, et Leeds, flock-dealers. Eliza Lovegrove and Sarah chard, of Reading, lkrks r trail- liners. . William Hancock, sett: William Handock p jun., and Jahn Detislimn, of Exeter. leather-dressers. Thoina.s Paytlierns Thomas Field- Savory, Oct Thomas Moore, of Now street,. cheintai. . . M At LS I Alt a v —I Guernsey, t I ersey Due-. 1 iersey, 3 Waterford. . • OF STOCKS • TDIS DAY AT TWici.V & O'CLOCK. Consols za.a. 4 . 641 rOninium - • par THE SUN. SOLEM QUIS DICIIKE ►ALSUM AUDEAT P L 0 N 1) 0 N. WEDNESDAY, NovFNIIIER 20, 1811. Ap Anholt Mail was received thisinorning : the following is the chief article which it has brought STOCKHOLM, Nov. 4.--According to the reports itt,ome political circles, his Majesty having repentedly expresseda wiSh to be relieved ' a the admini,tra lion of the Government, a I)tet. will be assembled early in the euSuing year, forihe purpose , olgiVing its sanlion to the transf4 of the Crown to n his Royal- Highness ;the Prince;. at the-same tinie, funds will be assigned for the maintenance bf an additional 'number of Conscripts, which it is in tended to embody, in order to be prepared for what ever emergency •may occur. • • It i 3 said that a considerable corps of troops will be stationed in Scania during the winter... At a late hour last night we' received Paris Papers to the 12th inst. They bring very little news, and are quite silent respeaing the war. in Spain. The Maniteur, as we before observed, 'in detailing the military operations of. the Russians and Turks, evinces a ,decided partiality to the latter, and this bias affords a strong presumptive proof of Hoor4A rARTE'S hostile intention toward's' Russia.- After the variety of vague and contradiaory rumours which ha%e reached us,' within the last few Months, from the North, we shall certainly not attempt 'to giie any po,itlye opinion of our own upon the sub jea ; we knoW, however, that in Russia .a war with.FranCe is very generally and very confidently expected; but it is supposed that hostilities will not commence before February. If these expeaa lions should turn out to be well-founded, we shall oat be surprised to find . that'the French troops which are now marching in the direaion of Dalmatia; are (exclusive of the object which we mentioned some days ago) destined,"to co 7 operate with the Turks against the Russians. A French corps, marching from Dalmatia through Servia, , might place it self upon the flank, if not upon the rear, of the Itusian army in Wallachia, unless it evacuated that province. . , SILVER TOICENS. As we have understood that large quantities of shpling and. sixpenny SilVer Tokens have of late ,been issued by. private individuals in different coun ties, and particularly in the city of Bristol and its neighbourhood, Jitirporting to be issue) by Royal ,License, we have thought it desirable to inquire into this circumstance, and we are enabled autho ritatively to state; that there has been no Re/al License nor permission whc'ever granted or given for the issuing of aoy such Tokens. We are fur titer. enabled' to state, that an inquiry having been made at one of the pines from which some of there Tokens were issued, " what was meant by the Royal License ?" the answer given was, that it only meant the. License which all manufacturers of silver are obliged by law 'to take out. Persons therefore to whom such Tokens are offered should be upon their guard, and aware that they have no security, whikiever for the return of the difference be tween their nominal and real value. 'here is no piteration io his MAJESTY'S state': The Princess of IVALEs had a seled dinner party at her residence on Blackheath, on Monday, at 'which was present tile . Princess CHARLOTTE of WALes. Yesterday his Royal Highness the COMMANDER in CHIEF held a Public Levee, at his Otfice in the Horse Guards, and gave audiences to a number of Military Officers; among them were— The Duke del Infantado, the Spanish Ambassa dor, and two Aides-de-Camp of General Ballas teros ; Lieutenant-General Lord Forbes, on his _re turn 'from Sicily ; Lieutenant-General Drummond, on his return frpm Canada ; Major-General Kempt, on his promotion ; Earl Westmorland, Lord Brown low, Lord Bruce, Major-General A. Campbell, Ge neral. Pennington, .Major-General M'Cleod, Major- Genet al HisloP. We have learnt with much pleasure, that Lord ARDEN, according to his usual liberality, has sub icribed to the NATIONAI SOCIETY tot promoting the EducatiOn of the Poor, the sum of One Hun dred Pounds. Litrd WILLIA4 RUSSELL (son of the Duke of BEDFORD), who arrived lately from Portugal, re ceived orders yesterdwy immediately to rejoin his regiment, the 23d Dragoons, in which be is a CAptain. Among other distinguished personages who are participating in the refined hospitalities of Holkbam are, the Earl of ALBEMARLE, Earl JERSEY, Lord W. Rummel., Mr. R. ADAIR, together with many Ladies, of fashionable distin6tion. The Marchioness of DOUGLAS has found so much benefit by her .visit to Scotland, that she .means to cumin!: squat rune longer at Hamilton House. NAVAL NE S •PLYMOUTii, Nov. 18.--The Ann packet, BRIT' Tqti, that arrived here yesterday from. Malta and Gibraltar, was detained at the latter place by con trary winds ten days , ant) on her passage from thence experienced very bad weather. The brig St. Pittrick, '.belonging to Belfast, COIF' Eau., • master, Irom thence with a cargo ot and. provisions bound to London, which was run foul of and dismasted on the night of the I !thins!. Olithe Eddyitone Light-house, by the Rhin trOte, is in a leaky sure, whi ch renders it necessary tiot the cargo should be landed; in order to curet the re' pairs of the vessel., - Went C the harbour ‘ 3 be refitted, the Furt ante p frigate, Captain VATISITTART. Game down are harbour and an chored in tbe Sound; the :Leonidas frigate and litoodieorni brig. , . . Sailed ttm,Ritiii • frigate Capt. Niiit.cil,a, on ' cruize ; and the Orates' sloop of war to. the IVecf" % ya r d ; 'also sailed the Pelorus brig of war - to theiVot ward; and the Piercer gun-brig to join the SO P* (iron . in Basque Roads. Put in here this day iti distress, the OP C °lll. coerce, ELLIS, master , from Cork, with tor d' g° u f butter bound to London i• on her passage .5112 perienced very bad weather, during which the great ° part of her sails were split. 110 1 The King's County regiment of iliti 3, ° lately - arrived here from Cork, marched front lielice this day on their route to' Kent. ' : hh . Arrived the Alphea . schooner from Portert" ' ! , a Went tip the harbour to be refitted, t he frigate. p w r -a i : a t i a e k e e r, n_o a n nd S s u i t i e e i i Ct oy Ji t i ti ge e n es ' b r ° 14'1H:4 DOVER, : NOV. 1 in theillinerva °I. 1: jcsiy9r....:us --- itkcoe.itin7e Weymouth, bound to L ~ do n, WALL/5) nitiCW,l t of war. The Captain ot the Mine! v ll a 1 v sC r s i I n e e i s : t °1(' ' .11 11 whet) he was csptuted, there were 19 01 1414re a tic 4 ,, Privateers seen' making-great' havde zoollg the (' that sailed from the Downs op Sunby evening' Flys o'CLOC K.— . A French privateer has just t 3 l tel/ atosiCiniapdm°:ofrinshtelt.l.)met.Flcrbowae:H,9:/ena, SroLv4, (torn i ' °Dbi'' ' sprit ; and the Plustr: masted. itohetlEdiexievigesr:ltobtearnyb.o; DE", Nov. ig.--Arrived the CitaMare , Cap' On Cowes, a French privateer , captain C. anJ also som e of hil from Portsmouth, aftqr bea ting; e t CrcW are wounded. ----. PORTSMOUTeIt Nt,)V. g..--Arrived his Mitjeds shi • o il Ps Atoukir, Orion, and, &gobs, with olo', 1 of the outward bound from the DOW(III,3° 131, %Vele ebolll in company, so that a large fleet .'ar expeaxd. . .... - - .. by e FIY il°l YERMOUTLI, NOV. to' --Passe.A ti 1 of tear. from the . N o rthward. .. • Sailed the Castilian o n a cruize, an d the Osprey . for Heligoland. TORBAY, Nov. is —Sailed his blajeslY ' W l' Dryad for Plymouth. Remain his Majesty's ship Brisk, aod 0 ;port for Ireland. F ALM OUTII, Nov. 17.--S.iiled th e Pizlli4h Pic' ket, for Lisbon. mf 10 The Dispatch packet will sail to-niorr u land 001 lie Cadiz, and will ca ll off Lisbon, and . The . Nubian, for Gibraltar,' w ill sail on Isirednes(lai Mail. L YMINGT ON, NOV, 1 9.--.-S e Veral tr31.15r1 fin 16 all are dro llii(ninth' , pping down to CO' es. . 0 The outward-bound, ea , lo ng detained, re i Inere preparing to get under weigh, with ti fioe pleaa The ship rhe Fly sleop of —.0.-- I ,o ' stl don, _ arrived in Leith Roads on IVlontlayi.,,,ay, Thetis from Archangel, bound f° d Svk:edish vetsch from the mine place,,on v r oe'lfol drew Bell, war has made the sig ° , Cion_voy to the south wind, instead of,the Pielit On the 0 ..111 lost. John, and Robert, 50n",,,,; slater in Pitcairn Green, in the vi is of Perth, the former 19, and the latter g 'I , age, tr ot adverting to the rise of the '° ;,rd tempted, according to their daily custaro, tn„ p„, immediately above the mill -dam at Clornwen The younger of the two beginning to of ''„ his brother laid hold of him, anti did 1 101 4 - : his grasp 'tilt both were swept 6ver the . l ', where the water has a . perpendicular of 1 2 )1 and were precipitated 10 the bottom f all he ,t °„ oldest boy to the surface, low. 'Ube rebound tif the water Wong thrc"; slog timbers of the'dam, and though stunned ii fall, and still in doubt of life, hi s first 11)0411 e'l of his brother, whose head, as he lo,',ked earn,, in in (for he swam w , 11) h , round, he observedin the c entre of the F ool. to made hirn venture his life secund time, and P' ehectu,stnlceg ebiedoinred;:i the little boy 'to th.t bank, thoughapparenilY Ili' He then ran, having first laid his brother i n ' ll O. l per position, to the nearesi house for help; aLle this was at some distance , before his rethrh":4l„ had revived, and soon recovered. bucli an " l or ) .‘ Of resolution, affeBion, and juditt ePt,. in young, deserver to be recorded. , ,