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London, England, 1807-12-01 00:00:00

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• (red yesterday, and predoced the pledged pre•
• which was identified by Mrs Laced: The
is i•ener was committed for further examination.
F',e is a very good-looking young woman, about
twenty•six yews of age, and very genfrelly dressed.
A young man, named /sett, was charged b 1
•Th meson and Gregory. the col-stables belt/fixing
to Drury-lane Theatre, with behaving in a riotous
'manner in the boxes of that Theatre. It appeared,
from the evidence of the officers, that the Prisoner
wood in the door-way of a box, and refused to go in.
althengh there was plenty of room, to the great
arnoyanee of all those in the box, and several others
near it. although repeatedly requested. in the most
mild manner, to which h- nostinately and most
rudely paid not the least attention, bet stood quite
sullen, and made nor the least reply ; at length one
.of the gentlemen became quite tired of using en-
treaties. and pushed him from the rlnnr; the Prisoner
resiste 5, and a most violent gruel. ensued in the
lofshy. when •hr c-netaliles interfered. The Gen-
ti-man who turned the Prisoner out of the box, not
attsnsting, be was dischlepPti
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hATAL 1 41.LIUENC,
TOMIOIOUTS, MOT. 29.
•The Strifbarr. of 74 guns. Captain Conn. sailed.
.74!artaliT. for PlTTnnuth, to receive Sir John War-
yen on board, for, the Ames scan station.
The Vets, for Cask and the Downs. ent Tinder

way this morning, but brought-to again.—Wind
w.N.W
The ifd battalion of the 113 d Regiment, or Royal
Welch Fuzileers, part of the 2 I battalion of the 3,1 s
Ist and 21 light battalions of the Kiug's
German Legion. 6th and 7th of the Line. and 320
• gmlight battalion of the same corps (who did not
#1 to Copenhagen). are embarked in transports, at
Spithead, for Cork.
1,1•1000111. 1110 V. 28.
Arcillei the Cantame, 74, Admiral Sir S. Hood
the replant, 74, Capt. Woolley,. from Portsmouth ;
another ship is off, but the weather is so hazy her
number cannot he made at the Tower ; also the .
Corivireee, from Guernsey.
Sailed the ificorne, 32, Capt. Brisbane; and the
Plumate, 38, Captain Barrie, on a cruise, supposed
off Rochfort
A number of flat-bottomed. boats want down to
the sound yesterday, and were taken on hoard the
.Meese. dfii:aisor and deicers., and many others
are to be sent. These frigates, we understand, star '
to compose part of the squadrons under the commad
of Sir S. Hood.
Came in the Mary Ann, Pinkane. from Guern-
sey; Qwern. Purvis, from Oporto; Seed. Auburne;
Itedeter. Salisbury ; Zedust, &sewn ; Vevey Lissa-
-1,141. Schurnaker ; and the Awns. Schneider. from
Lisbon ; the two latter are -detained, the former by
the Dryek, the latter by the Swisams.
Doyen, Nov. TO.
Attired the American brig K.atty, Capt. Mat-
thews, from New Nwk, with sugar, coffer, potash,
*c. for Cherbourg, having been Warned. by the
British cruisers, not to enter that port.
Yesterday the wind having some reend to the
N.E. a Qeet of ships, to the amount of about 70
sail, passed down Channel from the Downs.
Two large loggers have been sent in here on a
charge of smuggling, but ;they had no goods on
baud when taken.
This morning. between nine and ten o'clock, the
Messenger who lately landed at Deal tinder a flag
qf truce. embarked here on board the sloop Lhsa-
Job, May ward. a vest I formerly in the passage
trade ; she was bound to Calais, where she most
likely arrived soon after twelve, the wind being fair,
and a fine breeze ; she was in waiting in the Roads
during the whole of yesterday. The Messenger
was escorted on board by T. Mantle, Esq. Asps
for ptisoners of war at this port.
DIAL, NOV. 29.
Sailed His Majesty's ships Nosiest and iiradooos,
for Plymouth.
Sailed through the Downs the Pri f Wales,
Hutchinson, for Tobago ; and the Hep.wdl, Cul-
lock, for St. Domingo.—Wind

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FROM LLOY D'S UST.
ARIIII,IID _ ..-

At Cnetem-the Devntion,Noble;from Net. York.
At I.hrerpool—the Elimheth, Dundell ; •nd the John, —,
from Pima York , and the Ri.11&010114, tArtniton„ float Peters.
At Lettemtet.-HM tteeerins, Rai!, (rem Petersburill.
11 the Dm. Rew.rd, Ham, (rum Lmhon.
At BAloni—the Hansel, Defoe; Princes. R. fat, ;
Trusty, !reliant; and the Daphne, Bully, from Newfound-
land
At Dartmouth—:he Good Intent, Gomel, from Newfound-
land
At Plymouth—the Elizabeth, &nth, ; and the Mary, Chap-
sm.:, true Neetnut d.and.

N accosett 'stave been received from Lisbon, of
a later date than the I I th. At that time there did
not remain a single ship of war in or near the .r.-
gas, and still Lord STIIaNgfORD and Mr. Gametes
cintnae there. It is asserted that the Palace Re-
treat has given these Gentlemen positive orders to
Euit Liaison, that he held fon, or five vessels, with
nglish cargoes, under secrestlation, which he of-
fered to give up, if they world depart immediately,
and tit it Lord hreANG roe is had related to potill an
Snglish ship of war should come up the Tacos to
receivehim.Other acconntr, however, represent the
Yet ace Recitar as sincerely attached to the English,
and determined to embark for the brazils, the me- •
ment a French er Spanish force shall entcr lineu-
p!. which they have not yet done. A private letter
says. 4•Certain it is that the Royal carriages, with
a rear quantity of valuable moveables. are shipped.
A rntlernatt. alto was nn board the 74-guts ship,
fiord ep to convey the Plilsc e. was shewn the great
&sin, hung Int the porpou with black velvet and
gnIJ ; and a state-rooms to a similar style, which
was said to be prepared for Lord STIANOVORD,
who, it is asserted, will'accompany the Vat hes
There ate those who essett too, that his Lordship
has gained Oho entire confidence of the Prince, and
is become his sole adviser. Jhis accomplished

rear Peer is doubtless a Fnished courtier. His
I.' rani riai-slat' of Vie great work of Carious.
ov-at delicate ineense t•o the rattranisi pride
of P.irisariaos : and this M isoitlitiried by his
cnnriescroartin in ►ccasionally ad:opting
rim s. Ow hgluer pw-tes et *air
'the Mean of tsie milmcs."