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London, England, 1807-12-29 00:00:00

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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

MALTA AND GIBRALTAWMAIrs- 7 I
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otastistraa, sem. el•
Yesterday arrived the Thew, Gift. Gage. from
the Dardanelles' last from Algiers, Jraviag Sir A.
Paget on board. The army from Egypt arrived
at Messina on the 18th of OCtober. Previous to
evacuating the country, all the prisoners taken by
the Turks had been given up.— ( Gib. Chron. )
Ds:camera 5.

On the 25th ult. arrived His Majesty's ship grind
JO? Calik, Captain Bdvle ; Qatem, Captain Short-
land ; Chironn., Captiin Wainwright, with 45 sail
of transports, having on board about 9000 tronps,
under the command of Sir John Moore, destitution
unknown ; they made the voyage from Syracuse in
515 days.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Arrivals from the 27th of November, to the 4th

rl t)ecenthrr:—
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li, owlet convoy of His Majesty's ship Saracen,
Elettta, Capt. Trollops, and store ship
W, Mr. Trounce, the following English vessels, in
13 days fruns Falmouth, via.--Cerer, W. Cook ,• Margaret,
N. Watson; Envy, J. Hutchons ,• William B. Francis;
Elan George,
.1 C. Painter ; George .1 Ciirchell ; Lilask, S. Ripley ;
Generous Friend, A. Balilrey ; Fortitude, John Skelton;
Metes, W. Cunningham; Sally, T. Wightaaft; Penner-
anise, A. Elliot ; Rate, T. Hewett Dedalus, G. Pye ; Grace,
I. A. Harslet; Levant, W. Radon; Amphitrite, I. Philips;
Ant, J. Marrison ;Ranger. R Anderson Speedwell, L. Dunn ;
Nritannia, 1. Whiteside. ; Chirlotte, S. Watson; Isabella, I.
Gordon; Mentor, E. Christie; Mary Ann, R. Torque ; with
naval storm, provisions for the Army and Navy, sugar, coffee,
seals. bricks, sundry merchandise, Jcc. &c. for this place and
the Mediterranean.
The Swedish brig Idagbeten, IfeCtlS Haggblons. 135 days
from Carlbi with pitch and tar, for Malta.—The Enclish ship
Fame, R. from London. with naval stores for Malta.—
His Majesty's ships Windsor Cantle, Captain ioyle ; Queen,
Captain Shortland ; Chiffonne' Captain Wainwright; 35 days
from Svrasuse, with General Moore, and sampans, having
on board 8000 troops..—The English schooner Whim, James
Forbes, 35 days from MeirSitll, with merchandise, for Algiers.
—l4is Majesty's packet Princess Augusta, Captain St. Auhyn,
16 days from Mats, with Mails.
Sailed on the Mk ralt.--His Majesty's brig Cheerly, to the
Westward.
Sailed on the Ist inst.—His Majesty's trig Dexterous, on a
(Auks.
Sailed on the 4th..-.111. Majesty's sloop Saracen, brie Elec-
tra, awl atere-abip Weymouth, with Übe Convey fur Mal.a.
From Me Madra Gazelle.

aussotov. R.
Detailed accounts of all the French troops, of all
descriptions, which have entered Spain through
true, Irons the 19th of Dauber to the 7th of No-
vember :

OCT. I_9.

The 70th regiment, infantry of the line, officers
63, privates 2,299, General of Brigade, Labril ;
the 47th regiment, officers 32, privates 1,247. Ge.
ueral of Division, Labarde ; regiment, No. 4, Swiss,
Officers 41, privates 1,20.
OCT. $O.
General of Brigade, Brcnier ; 2 battalions, No.
$6, officers 63, privates 2,332.

OCT 21.

1 Battalion, No. 15—officers. 25; privates, 07.
Corps of artillery—officers, 12; privates, 30G;
pieces of ordnance of various natures, 34 ; ammo-
anon' boxes, 82; waggons; 'Tv snivelling forges, 4;
drivers—office:s, 4; privates, 280.

, OCT. 22
One battalion of the 2d regiment light infantry,
officers, 111; privates, 1004.
Another of the 4th regiment, ditto—officers, 11 ;
privates, M.
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OCT. 23.

One Battalion of the llitsiikregiment of light in-
fantry—officers, 16; privates, NO., Another of the
15th regiment ditto—ofEceis, Q 4; privates, 1020.

ocT. 44.

One battalion of the sit.h regiment, infantry of
the line ; officers 22, privates 1.050. Another of
the 32d regiment ditto--officers 22, privates 1,019.

OCT. 2.5.

No. 2 ; Swiss infantry; officers Si, pri;ates
,100 ; General of brigade Catiot ; 21 waggons of
the travelling hospital, and travelling forge of ditto.
with 12 officers of health ; officers 5, privates 44.

OCT. 26.
One battalion of the 31st regiment light infan-
try ; officers 2u. privates 496 ; another of the 32d
regiment ditto, officers 30, privates 1,106 ; Gene-
ral of Division Travot. Two divisions of artillery,
with al waggons belonging to the park ; 64 am-
munition waggons, 7 carrisyges, 3 forges. officers 6,
privates 131 ; drivers, officets .5, privates '2OO ;
21 waggons, 1 forge. 11. officers of health,
privates oral drivers. 6 and 44.

OCT. 27.

1 Battalion of the /6th regiment infantry of
line—oricere..29 ; privates, 412. Two hattalioos
of the Legit* of the South, No. I—light infantry,
damn, 21; privates, 65,9 ; el waggons, 1 forge of
the trav 114nghospital1 It officers of health; drivers,
••••eiginer, 1 I privates, St.

()CT. 23.
Two battalions of this 66rb regiment intentry of
the line—officers. St ; privates, 148. Hanoverian
Legion, light isfitalay—officers,49o; pis ales. 7 40.

OCT. 89.
Detachment of light infantry. No. 32. another of
the ):Rion of the South, officer 1. privates IS ; two
hattairor.s r.t the 82d regiment. infantry of the line,
•bfyirers 3,), privates Sit; General of Brigade Fri-
Act ; divers detachments, consisting of 1 officer,ls2
privates.

ocr. 30.
Plank companies of the 8:.,i, officers S. privates
let; ; Commander-in-Chief with the Staff s itegi•
went of Cnasseurs, No. ^5, officals 8, privates and
horses 160 ; in the Commander-in-Chiet's snits 62,
r Imperial Gendarmeries wish several superior offi•
cm, 4.:).
OCTO/111 91.
.N. Provisional Regiment of Ist and 3d Dragoons :
"Seers 13, privates 495, horses 51/Y, General of
.:rigade, Ittogaron; military equipage, 53 wak
cons and 1 turg, ; (Akers 3; ptivates iGS.

no►. 1.
Third Provisional Regiment, consisting of the
4th and sth Dragoons—oei,:er.. 9 • privates, 592 ;
Civil Branch of the Artillery—Officer t ; artificers
25; waggons h; officers 3 ; privates 1G; General
ist Division, lieilcrman ; ii Aid-de-camp; 1 Chef
d'Etat Major ; StO horses; 10 servants. Soldiers
ut different corps—Officer 1; privates 1.

ror. 2.

Provi►iossal regiment of dragoops, of the 9t ?and
15th ; officers, 11; horses, 521 ; Majm-Getberal
'Fhiebalt, with his two Aides-de-Catnp and Commis.
caries; privates of a regiment of horse, 11 ; baggage
waggons, 6 ; officers, 2 ; drivers, 2S.
No v . 3.
Fourteen waggons, with the military chest of the
army ; officers, 3; drivers, 54.
soy. 5.

General of Brigade. Tubiet ; General of infantry,
Fornier, with 2 Aide:J.-Camp.
Nov. 7.
General of Brigade, hfatiain.