The Sun. — London, England, 1804-10-24 00:00:00

From ail ; LONDON GAZ L TTE, - 0V: 23. inntirthms• in the Middlesex Militia, slimed Ay the Lod Lieu. levant Rey./ Westminster Regiment. Ceorge C:aseoyne, sq. to be Captain.. Dated Rey. 7/ Regioent. T f E.-W444-B,.Cont to be , Eitsigtt. tinted ()caber IS,' 7.24. Cotrivicms aigßed y lbe4 teii t t rd s 'ektelant of the County ' 46 '-'• zd Botta/ion' ofQyrrm't Rol 1410;nieeri.-- Alexander Adam, Genf, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Rat• tnnbuiY• promoted. I)..itcd September t 7, 1804. fames Pvi'nis,Cent`. , to be ditto, vice Robirytent,prometed., Datflit as above., - • r' • , . iiehry , Cutler; F:,), tri'bo captain; - vice Sturkdale, resigned -. Dated SeptctutN-c19,:1g04, , Donald 11‘1),,n,alti, Cent, „tP, be Ensikpi, Cutler, pitototscl. above. dominion in the Arg)! f and I tllilitia, 'ilgked&rhe Lord Lieriteiriirti al" Argjillrblie." Cbarl'6 George tones,. Eoq. to he Captain, ,vice Campbell, fc3igned Dateti I LOY 16 ) .1?p4. • tir:ina;te-dyfire, Royal Regiment of Artillery—Second Captain Richard I. 1. Laeey, to be Adjutant, vice "ironic, promoted to a' Com patty. Dated Aug. 13, 1804. Gentleman Cadet Eliott Seward to be SFcond Lieutenant, vice I addy, promoted, Dzitcql Sept.. 19 C;entlt.mait Cadet Lloyd Ijgwse4o be +e Lieutenant, vice Clarke promoted. Dated as above. Gentlen,iii Cadet -George (, Bekaa to be Second letttenant, vice - Stanhope) . promoted. Dated as. above. Pater Stewart, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Na. pier, promoted. I.)..tecla ve.,, 114NitRUPTCY ENI.L'-IEGED; Francis Courtney DeYtnish, . - late of St. Martin4-lane, f 4 'eSeK, upholder, from Oat. 23, to Ott. 31, at eltzvell, at Guildhall, London: B/INKRUPTCY SUPPRSEDED, illiarrt Ledge, of Leicester.square,Middlesex, linen. draper. ilii24/Z Th.': Charles Ilatterby, of Wapping fligh-strezt, Middlesex, ship chandler, to surrender ()41. 30, Nov. 6, and Dec. 4, at ten, at C4iidtbal. ~ A ttor4)ey, hl r. Elstob, Cathecnipcourt, Trinity-iiiitare; London. ' ' . - ' William Walker, of Chancery-lane, Liberty of the Rolls, Middlesex., t...ilarto surrender,O.t.t.,3o, Nov. 6, :it eleven/ and Dec. 4,, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, I\lcSsts. Parker, Cuppage, Young, and - .11u,.;! . ,e5,. Essex-street, Strand. ~',l ~- ,- -' • , •, •-. ' '- John t.';nit,..,,,,0f .Beccles, Si frnllc, .41r:r . :1.r and tailor, .to stir. render NOv . 5; 6, and 15..., . `, 4 , At ttuven, lit the Bell Inn, Saxmundbant, Snilbllc.• A : , • , roir ,, . Mrollothas lUitdrFii, c.,ts4llll;4lo,batti , .. - pr 11,Ir. I: ,',,i,,t, 6 , ;.ty ':i- I nn- place, Lon don. ' „ f GL 6 rge tetWoh, late of rrc , itot;"l,:ti;c: ~rii N., grocer ' , to Mir- , retititir I . i Ofies.l.l4 ,i 3,-.00 41.1,0,2,4, ,at eievet:, at the' Legs of ~ig.,,,i4o.tiii,J,„ #o,flotel„U. n:,;,,.. et, A I', miles, Mr. OlNifigiftertilock,'t '• Mildi - at'g- Lou tr, P Ouf t ry, London; *.qtr M'n•Harvay•Wriatit; Peeacotd . ~ ' AVlAlfa.;l:e:;9ppr,.,q , , , ..w o.r tattt,of IV,elvarl‘, in Leicester, 11O4jer, to atjrtrildt.^r . Nov, S," at four, 4., and ftec. 4, at five] ve, at 'the lv-Whife , flarf Inn; Leicesfet: '')lttortiies, Mews. 'lileasda!: ikaarldiklkxotttleri, INtatv - tun, 1-ontiomv ;,or Mt., Robets Bond, • Lei‘ester. DIVIDENDS. 73W. it ' Itite;i: Irieticlidk lq`klc Kiiik, late - of Little Cfac tort Lcclgo, Essex, dealer, at eleven, at the i‘laid's head Inn, Thorp le 50k.e14.1;44,Cit,. Nov. 23. Isaac I Idsch, Emanuel I . ',i'llt7, or 1313(10 , L1'eAV, nis sa r k ,.. I.co, 1,1116 I)4iitritl( Lutinrin, and . t 5, ,,!... r,4„,.. ,- ~,„in,,- F e. , ,, c ,,,s,...t"liiiti,riiie,'- f ,:ictor:i ~inl - ' Lu ..,pgtnrit,, at pie at (..iiii t ldliall, ',Omit:lL. . Puy. i, . 01)11, 1 eeler, nt il la,:klt4tii, j..4:11t, miller,. at tit g . ' i 414 ,ondati, ' • '- . • 4 it,til wti l / 4 i . ...7iy: ti Veti ‘..ltirsden, - of St..`rdhn-siftet,' N itidleBt xi „ 11/1 1 4 610 0 re jell, At;kiihiliall.. • ari a, 'a .r : , );Bttrty,pott, of tho ' 'on Wlrrf, St. lolin, ,' Wait 06 ', , d '5,,k,, and of t; reen:•ti.mk, St. G'eorge in vv tg ' ttitt i. , all iv ;it I:lt4T ,4 ci4 010-inert:lout, at eleven, at - . 4 4 (1 4.4 1 1t, 4 : , Er, , 0 . ner, Xiitf; al. GeOrge Lopisd'Orli n krf Newc:istlc.mpon-Ty i i :treleven, at Belle'sCebtitt- housr,, N'relfstk-upon-Tyrie. Nov. 17., Charles Robert Ellis, pt" Miti,ll6".l4cw.steeet, St : Bride, Eleci-streer;,London, jeveller, at eleven', at (.; uild hall.: Nov. 26: GentgeLlt, William loslf, and . Inhit'niedilot .E r ubtircriogNwetw4-uppn-Tyne, nierchatiti,'af cleeti, a`t h ithe Sliak zpe:t re 1:, vcri,, No wc.ot I e-U pim-Tie. - l', Vo 16'. WiilmM Ilt4ell, late ot It;,nmbn‘ry,Wi tshirembealL mn, at elgern, ,t t1.,t1 1ti4(3.: 1.1a.r Islif; cliiefitt3ift=stiet; )ILingoefoil; Williiii , •ti. ' .. ' ' Vov, it.i, Wi o Iiim . s:,•101)411, of tiorth;mlsh;, (Our tv of Ches- ter, snoptixper, at t hr.:a, 'at the Dug 'rayon i)eilrogite ta am 1 . 1,:1wr. ~ . Nov. '..,,,,, loti.r, lic,w3l‘l, of..Torton; Ean4aihire, 'etittan4na rwtictiw-r, ‘At.ll6.,eirat,• ,Ihe Star I tis),; : tlartelieiter. DOC., di , , IN,I:Ary I i:insord and ~u5.-tiiiiith . .Leowird, of 'Dover. titfcet,i'lecadilly l , liliddleex, tnillitiers, at 'ten, arGuild hall. , • . , , . . rt.;.c.' 4. 'Abraliar'n.p4, ~ l exitti,i,, late of the Pavement, Moor fields, London,' fneKliant, at ten, at C;iiilditall. GER - 171:144i ES. Tee. 13P %VntiAni COO, of Cannon. street. toad ) , Middlesex, rrOtriner: ' ' • - . Whitfield Bloom, latent' Sun.strcgt, ilii,ilopsgatc.stratt, Lon. don, .Lirnt?er,n . :erchark,'" / • lident'Sl)ite , lane,- T emple-Bar) iddlesex, toallcr. • - • • j'~aiyibur~h nut. MAI 1,5:- ^. '•• PRICE )F fiTi)CKS, ,tt 11 , , I' w I.v t li O i e 0.0 e . 0011501$ - • - „ - THE SUN. tril RM . itUiL letCll.Ski VA1.411P4 #IIIIpIA . T ? I • 0 II 1.) , 0 WPDNXSi)AY, OC`T(,BFit 24,.1804. Wtt this day lay l)elpre our Reader's some rorthei dt:,1445 front tit' Frorrh Papirs, reJpeeting I It . ,k ‘ ;eriiiient at 'Boulogne. The Lettert , tt, hick we puhlished yesterday 'limn A lttriral lia u t 6,:!tr ( al anxious as City naturally were hiss, yet de,scrlbe4 'the attack ;is iiit:te, serious"'in zits niture, mut more de. iTI its tifeet, than the patriotic' Kipers itt ribs Country have laboured to repreient it. But.it is to ohset veil, Adnit4l PAVAN: nor General Sotit..r were engaged they %l'ere either on 'ittitiro or infileinnet.harbota. Rear.Atitn.LACROSSE * botVeyer, who euirimanderhhe iletochmptit of the riottllJ that vas in the ritiads,' and who wets per. ),nnally engagf.!4l, OvircSOlts„ the attici its much more 'formidable. It is Unrteeessary-to remind the Public *what pains haife been taken in some of our Eng/isb Papers, to represent the late Experiment as having cornpletely railed; it has been termed a foolish, abstud, CAtamaian E)cK4ition,. cakotated only to expose this Cuuntry to the ridicule of Europe and it was positively asserted, upon undoubted author; h that rot one or theFire.ships exploded within a mile of the French Flotilla. The falsehood of this :user. tion is sufficiently proved by the ietters of Bite t' and Soo ibut Admiral ',ACROSS* has eontradiet . ed it in so mintite and positive a manner, that our fratr;otie Journals will and it impossible to reconcile the -two- accounts. So far from the Fife.Ve6fleil having exploded when they ,were above ,a mile distant fr m the Flotilla, all the French accounts represent them as passing through their Line, and boast of die •skilfulnes; of their own manoeuvres in avoiding them. LActOsse bestows great praise upon LEMONNIER, who commanded the French Gun.lmat 36z, for having disengage,/ himself 401T1 a Fire-ship which Lid caught his Vessel. After , mentioning the fate (if the Gunboat No, '267, which was blown up, lie adds, " another Fire-ship blew up at some distance across this Division ;" and that" the Gun.b ,at, No._ 309, got f ad of a Fire,. &c. So 11111'.h for the assertion that all our Fire-ships exploded at a riffle distance from the French. Line. • In Answer to, the Charge which has been so triumphantly made, that this was an abuird,foilish, catamaran Expedition, calculated only to make us rid/cm/cgs in the eyes of Europe, we beg leave to quote the words of General SouLT, who Their measures appeared to be JO I.Vtql taken, bnth with respet.l to this Machine of Explosion, and the, others- they employed, that it is almost a miracle we 4ustaineif no more damage." Wc have this morning received' some more of the s m,lll 'Fretch Topers, though not of 'a later date than those we received yesterday. They state ? that the Insurgentb in Biscay are not yet suppre s sed, and add, that a vety serious Insurreetion has broken out in Majorca, in which the Garrison has suffered severely : one Regiment is said to have been entirely deol,,yed. 1 - 11 E official account in-the Gazette of last night, ftil eßnitrins„all the statements which we gave of the Atlion between .the British and Spanish Fri. ga't * is:' . The tet ter : of C.lptain Moog. E gives a clear an . ," narrative nithis important and interest. ing.event,l , and _the. modesty with which it is re latedi 'partiCulttrly the passage iespening his own o..t'rt the fiction, is in the highest degree credit able to his' good sense and 'delCaey. • Tmoucif no ofEcial accounts ,have been received r es p e ain g the cont4glotts Malady said to have hroktin out at gibraltar, yet there is reason to be. lieu ; that the reports on this iiubjett are 'by no meing without foundation. We are, however, in hopes that the care, :vigilance and precautions 4duptc4 by the Commander of that Garrison, and the Season now advancing, will soon put an end to the danger arising from so serious a Malady. • On Monday night Mr. 144L? { the mesaenger, was sent off to M4drid, with► Dispatches for that Court. •Sir'S,' D IVEY SMITH had yesterday a, long inter» view with Lord lqiiirt i t.:Le., at the Ad irt i r d i ty. ..• Highness tile-PRINC K of, WAL,aa and irtelrd party dined yesterday , with Lord and Lidy MEL 04.),61tN, at their The Duke ni Sr, ALBANS had yesterday a selea di'6 l kr :pN,riy a . , at his house in Stratiord.place: 'r he,CQUIUCS9 of l I,.tt K r tot roN had u.selett sical party yesterday evening, 'at her house,' in , the Stable'-yatd,':qt.• • .y ester d 3 y the lohinWing Volunteer Carps were brigaded under Major-General GitosvEtvoß,' and reviewed by General the Earl of HARR igoToN, on Kennington Ccrotnnn, viz. The "vid Sinithw:4 Lieutenant-Ccabnel A l.coctc. Laarthelli, I.i<nitoit3nt- colonel 5 L , 444 . Ci)riStOurctt, Major Lt,„NcAst!tit. The Rotherhithe, :%.lijeT Wst.t,a. on . vv ,,,„„ lay and Thursday the Royal North Lincoln Miliria, commanded by Col. Lord MIL. ttINGTON, marched from Hull, on their route for balington and Durham. Thri Westmorland, Militia, commanded by Co. lonel,Lowattert, are under orders for Hull, where they'art• expetied to arrive about the latter , end of he mon th. Monday arrived in Maidstone, from Ospringe Barracks, the Zit li,v,tation of , the .jth, or King's own Regiment cat; ifoor, which yesterday morn i ng marched for Horsham Barracks,' The Cornet, American Ship, -recently captured by the off Ferrol, "under:the command cif Admiral Coc iikatt E l On suspiillottof being French property, has been restored by the High Court of Ache ratty to the; owntrs. ,oa. board La Fama, one of the Spa n i s h Prizes, captured by the Liqiely Frigate, tind arriveclat Port s. t:nollih t : is a • Seaman under, very strong suipieion of having bekinged to the/Fermi/me-Frigate at the time , of 'thie mutiny. Proper rearms 'have left town for the pOpose . Of:examining hitn. The 'Spanish Frigate jevrx lliar;a, alias La Liroarza, ciikiteßs 4 from -Cadi z to A mster d am , way `wrecked on the ,reef Atneland, on the 26th four men 'are ; but the Captain and a numb-r the'grew, who tuck' to the boat, is feared are lost. The Lords of the Admiralty have been pleosed to diteet, that the daily. pay allowed to PiIU4S for Ships of the 4th R , te he increased to gs. per dicta.; and for Ships of the sth and 6th R a t es , to B s . ; an d it is further their Lopt4hips' intention, that'a suit. a ble provision shall he made for the families of such . a s may loac their lives in Ills Majvty's Ssrvicc. NiIP4L hEWS, the LONDON GdiZETTE, 00. 23, dol. Admitalty.Offee, 08, 23. Copy,ef a Letter from the Honourahle "Valiant Corn. Admiral of the White, &c. &c. &c. to 'William Marsden, Eq. dated-on heard the Path, lit Torbay, the toth if (Mohr, Igo+. _ _1 R, I have the Honour to inclose, for the information of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, Co pies of the several Communications transmitted .to me from Captain Moore, ot the Indefatigable, gtv. ing an account of his proceedings, in the execution of the service he was sent upon, in which he hu t in company with the Medusa, Lively, and Amphi2 on, succeeded in detaining the Spani , ,h Frigates therein named. Admiral Mnntagusommunica red - to tnt . tbe arrival ,the Lively at Spichead, on the 17th, with he Fa Ina .` I have tire Honour to be, &c. W. CORNWALLIS. St it, Indefatigable, at Sra,CM. 6, t 6 . 044 I have the Honour to acquaint you, that I have executed the service youditt Me the honour to charge me with. en the mornitig of the 29‘11 of September the Indefatigable got off Cadiz ; ,on the., 3oth, we felt in with the Medusa; Captain G.,re having informed me the Amphion was in the Streight's Mouth, and that the Triumph was off Gibo.ltar, and that Sir Robert Barlow meant to go into Cadiz for the trade there, °obis way to England ; I thought fit to send the. Medusa to apprise Sit... Robert Barlow of the ea. tore of my order, that he might then judge whether or not he should go into Cadiz, and 1 direaed Cap tain Gore to rejoin me with the Amphion as soon is possible off Cve St. Mary: - On the 2d instant I was jOined by the Lively, and. on the 3d, by the' Medusa and Amphion ; the latter having communt . .e rated, what I thought necessary, to Sir Robert 'Barlow. ..4 Yesterday morning, Cape Sr. Mary heating nine leagues, the Medusa inade4the signai Aut. four) Sail W. by S. I made the signal for a general chace ; at eight A. M. discovered them ,to four large Spanish Frigates, which formed the Line of "Battle ahead on our approach; and continued: , to steer- in for Cadiz, the Van Ship carrying` a broad pendant, and the'Ship next to her. a Rear. Admirakts-Ftag ; .Capt." Gore._ being_tht :,.herasimosi Shivplaceil the Medusa on the weather. beam of the Commodore ;.the Indefatigable tool a similar position alongside. oflhcßear.Admirall; the,Am. phrim and Levels .each siiiropporico t trs . the same manner, as.sh e y! came ttrit after hctiljr.g to make them shorten"' sail,'''withoWttreff,'l fired a shot across the Rear,Adnuril bi0r.54441 4 on.vihich he shortened :sail ; and I sent.l.,ieutenent Ascott, of the Indcfatigablc,'tttiinfc4r9:''himt . thit my orders were to detain his Squadronv that it, Was toy. ear; nest wish to execute they, without-bloodshed ;• but that his detertitibdifort'Must he irrade , instantly z e ‘ atter waiting some- titne , „;-Imitlt-alia-sitaat fa r,:„.ifte boat, and fired'a shot ahead of 'the Admiral.. A s soon as, the Officer returned with an unSatishielory answer, I fired another shot a-head of the Admiral, and bore down close on his weather.hnw ; at this' , moment; the Admiral's second' a: steer, fired into ,the, Amphioru; the Admiral fired into the Indefatigable ;- and 'I made the signal for ctosr battle, 'which' 553 i instantly commenced . .with the aliCtify and vi gour of EnglishSsilors.. In less than ten minutes I,,,.mer:c4 c ,s,,thp Admiral's sec.mil a.siern, blew up ; alongside. the Amphion s with a tremendous ex. ploOon; Copt: Sutton havi ng , wi t h great j udg. tntnt, and much :satisfadfion, placed himself to leeward-of .that, Ship, ,the escape of the Sp:faith Antuirars loyossibleitlits less titan halt . an hour she ! w or k, . as d id t h e oppo . neat of the Lively Perceiving at this moment the Spinish . Commodore was and seeming : to . have the heels of the Nie,!,1,,, I, made the sig. nal tot the, Lively to join in the chace, having be. fore noticed . the superior sailing , of that Shir. Capt4in'Hamond did not lose an instant; and we had the satisfadion, long before sunset, to see from our mast„head that the only remaining Ship had surrendered-to the Medusa and Lively. As soon as out boats had taken possession of the Rear-Admiral, we made sail for the floating crag;, menu of • the unfortunate Spanish Frigate which blew, up; hut, except' forty taken up by the ,t!*'. pition's.btots, all on board perished. Thii drun`wits commanded by Dori Joseph Bostdmente, Knight of the Order of St. James,' and a Rear. Admiral. They are froti.Monti Video, Atio Plata, and,, from the information:of - the Captain' bf the l Ship,. contained about rullf Millions 0‘ Dollars, 800,000 of which .were on ,board else Mee_ reties blew up. Other 'accounts state the quantity of specie to be much greiter, .:red private, and there is besides 'mtiell.,valuable ,tntr. chandiAe un hoard the captured ships:` ':.Obit has been very.. trifling. 1 have Of yo,harraie.:rettitns from the other Ships, but the Indefatigable did not. lose a Irian. The Spaniardi sofreted Oltiefly,in their rig?ing, - which,was our objet. The Captains of "the different Ships'condufled, themselves so ably, that no honour accrues to. me but the fortunateaceitiebt of being' Senior Officer. The zeal, aftivity, and spirit of the Officers, Seamen, and Marines of,the Squadron', is hcst ed by the complete manner in which they petturtned their work'. Lieutenants Gott, Parker, and Ascots, of the Indefatigable, 'and Lieutenants Havnand'and Hole, of the Marines, gave me that support which their uniform good conduet formerly 'taught:me' to, rely on, Mr. Griffith's, the master, conduct has my pedal approbation. :I presume to recommend, in the strongest manner, Lieutenant Julio Gore, of the-Indefatigable, to ydur favour anti protedion. I have the Honour to be, &c. GRAHAM MOORE, /tact, itt Ori.Nl3ll SQUADRON. La Medee (Flag Sit , !)) guns, til-pounders, on the Main. deck, and 300 men, tak,at 2 men killed and 16 wounded. L i Huila (Commodore Ship)-36 guns, 32-pounders, on the tklain - deck, and two men, taken; sin fetUrra. La Clara. -.36 guns, Lt.puttilders, Oil the Main• de ck , and so<, tnetly_taken ; no returns. La Mercedes. —36 guns, sa-pounders, on the Main-deck, and also men, blew up Second Cilpwin a::41 men 4..ved. larfatigable, Plyesob 340-4 Skit, Oieter 19, 1804. I have to inform you of the arrival at this Port/ of His Majesty's Ship under my command, with the Atnphion, which I thought proper io order to England for the security of the two Spanish Frigate,' La Medee and La Clara, which we have brought in with us. We have seen nothing of the Medus a -.and Lively ..with the- Spanish Frigate La Fainai since the evening of the atlion, when they parted from us. I inclose a copy of tie a ccount delivered mite by the Spanish'Major olthe Squadron, of the treasure aid cargo on board the four Ships. I bait the Honour to be, itc. (Signed) GRAHAM MOORS. • The Hon. Admirirl Cerimuallis; fres A General Statement of the Goals and Pleat boner AY 140 Ft ;gates of Ibis Division, coorominded bf Do's 7.406 ,1 Bstsuitantry GsfeTra,Cbiet the Simadron of the &rat N4V.Y 0"11 ACCOPNT OF THE, KING. Mt:deb.-3i sacks Of Vienna wool, 20 chests and sacks of casearilta, 5627 bars of tin, 203 pigs of copper, and 521.90 dollars it‘ silver. t fama * - 3 00 birs of tin, 28 planks of wood, and 330,000 dol. lays in silver. ltiitsrrccies.-20 sacks of Vienna wool, 2.0 chests and sacks of cascarilla, 1139 bars of tin, 9E.t pigs of copper, and 221,000 .dollars in silver. • Clara.-20 sacks of Vienna wool, 2° chests and sacks agss" carilla, 1656 bars of tin„ 571 pigs of, copper, and 23.054 dollars in silver. Total. -75 sacks of Vienna wool, 60 chests and sac ks of cascarill4, 4732 bars of till 1735 pip& °Cropper, 25 pl anks of wood, and 1,307;034 dollars in ON ACCOUNT OF TUE 111 , ACIIA Medee.-32 chests of ratinia 932,619 dollars in sil rer l 279,502 gold, reduced into dollars, and 124,600 5J lots ° gold reduced intodollars. Fas.-316,597 dollars in silver, 2;17,756 gold, roduce‘i into rn , dollars, atm 25,41, ingots of gold, reduced MO dollars• Mercedes.---59c,000 dollars in silver. Clara7 , --622,400 gold, reduced into dollars. Total. —32 chests of ratinia, r,859,21(1d011ars in sliver t ;119;60 gold, reduced into dollars, am tso,orlingQis gbld, reduced into dollars. ou Acooti UT OF THE MAltitil ecm rANY ` Me416e.—59,4; seal :king. F.orta .--14.930 ;eat ..k ins. Clrra.-10 pipes of seal oil. Total. —23,9z5 deal 41:ins - awl to pipes o f "al 61' .- ridtairalty-Ofcr, OR. 23, 1804. 911 Va. Letter from CaptaiN Moore, of Ili: M MP jest;': Ship tke- harfattgable, to krillians ars. den, E sf. dated the Ilit instant. ' SIR, . T ~ • 0 • I herewith transmit to you, f or trim- d isnrustop information, a Return of t he Killed an Wound on board flifMojesty's Shirs in the Action of the sth of Otiobet, 180 4 , together with (hi; loss of the Spaniards. ' I am, Sir, Sce. - .1',..- .., (Signed) ' GRAHAM. MOORE. Indefatigatle:-;- - Niine. ]Medusa -tier Return tint received. • wou ntled ; 3 Sesun en Amp hi on —Lieutenant William i l enn ett ; : Li ' l e v n e d ly _i A i l k r i iiicl ued r) , 4 11:1:1 4 ed ,r , 400 111 . 111 1 . ~. • ': . L : ..,. . 4 I.a lvfedk (the gpaiiiiiii'AdrniralF-2, killed i -14 wound.-. La Clara-7 kil lcei t 1;110 itionntled. '.., •, ' ~ , La Fatna—ti•killetl; l / 4 100 so. wounded. , '. . saved by the Arni),liilin : all the test rierolled• La Mercedes ; tilnvinfupl the Second Captain,,a4tl 40 Mer• .., sa: , . , ~............•••-• 1 4 SiirEiNEei; Oe'r'. 23'..A j the Diti P / `thy Tlndet with'lmpressed Men anti Volonieers fgt - 00ttE , . , .-:, . ~, • from the ifaitet..; anu. tile iliaptlellll€,,Capt. ADO P‘lee 4t';:ittti. 11:010' 1-tttlitorig,n,Ced, :;t : ...A .' L rrtii r xvilitinAl: M:R AZSItt, MACKENaIt, Item a 'Cruize '., hi . the' North Sea. ,:i • , .. , . I-S'ii.e' 4 -'itie Ally to juin the' North Sc a S ." id. - . ...- ,• lii; ~. A., : 7 , , t - i dron•', ~'`,o•4 ,111, "- 1, . .„, . . sh beAL, Ovr. 23.--Siikii Hiq iNtliet,rl. -i'l Immortalise, Champiau, Errmel, li„r:, lepb.te, " I t. Fut", LN(ifer, and Basilisk, fur their stations off the Coac of France"; Curhezu,"wio the Artiwi lielbel7a, Sd lb', Heron, G e orge , Prince if , width tierquiek, Ceres, Melpomene, Flora, Sowell*, Os: i;rii, alereury, Suffolk, B r ifisb litre, and lifivi(l4. Transports, Illqatch, Plymouth, Plea:anthill, 01 `48;."1 Naval 'llllll6pof l l l , - Under her Corso , ' r° SPithead ; turirit, with the ltfonat,h, ZDdrn I"' Elisha Tup/er, * Brice ft:via and Toitar, Tr.o I-In-let, c lut l, n - s P"rts with Troops fur jersey ; Arfritglt, with Defence Shi It ' : vny fur Ireland; Reindeer and Saracto, for Yo rt . In'uth V Whitby and imiefatignidt Ikrrnea l ians. potts, for Margate Road. . I ,n *fie Dor- ....‘,/104A 5 4 l ivr, Devastannn, ProPgmlitintirl .ortlrch, Utrecht, Majestic,_ soill!i "* Stmiing- "L„`" Perseu, piikilinn tt e tun!, Anacreon, Scepttp - gid o p, W,lKer. Heici.r ,A4tias, 'traveller, Ranger. „..u.:7 ~,,,A , . urpr4 l and i)iitctt::•Ss of 5camp...1,40 ov Lisa. cheLniani:on'l ran*port, under the Sunderland ; and ,Ccarie, igi.im.WorN4o4. 1 , P6l"'?"'"H, OCT, 23.—Aitivea t he OW' IVlll5“*Es and Garland,' FORI NG3 A NS, if° lll from off Havre. at 'd Ticiler Gon.brigh ,1 , &lied tht Lim Cutter, o n A Cruixe. c ni _ • The &amon/ Cottet i a l ifwinted to conv n l th fAlkwing ;hips, viz. the William api 1 11#91 Du sta., L4pritist, --, L oa d - o ,; , ----, 0 iind tili , t o ju 6 , 104, 'ffiONtriON, 110 W. at Cdtsvi ts, ,to COl4 , - - 4 , Convoy fur the ., West Indies, and rikill foil t o-Inc * row it the Wititi itlitit. -----.--- ' ''''''''''' . ,- rLYMOUTIII Oar. 22,--LArrived the, Moires" of Sogus.4,-Itear-Adroiral Siff. GKAVti ; Cibfillit, i, 0 0144 guns, Capt. J. N. M L I l a rcri ; Ripor,, ~. ,3 5 guns, Caii!. Hon. A. K. I, ta cs ;' "and paaditt a guns, litrest. Captain J. M.SITLAND, from a C l°/ ' .. 4 o. Sailed this evening ille B,:irann';',/, of di Rir..Atlmiral Earl of NAcill L " . ., ~,, , Cray` . r . ; Wu LF 6 Srebt t L'..l;gh. t . of 36 id - C3i't. '''' g.till : I , Its,. 00 a n d Naiad, of '3 . 3 quos, Ca J WAI'l" Caps , . ‘, , . Cru4e to the We,tw.od. .,,,. . ............. ......... ' ~ A 0 , ,, , • beta:,,. of 93 Aukr , h'uil,liog 3t '",Plho The beta:,,. ti,, 19 expeded to be Jaunt:llea In the cour° ‘ ii suing spring tides. .