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THE SUN.

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LONDON,

WiaINESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1806.

Elizabeth, Capt. pE.!4lsobi, arrived in the
Clyde on the 15th inst. (rem St. Thomas's, from
whence she sailed ou the of October, and hringS
accounts that on the evening of the Ist of Qaober
nearly half the town of St. Thomas's was reduced
to ashes, through the carelessness of a Negro.-
4liout 28 Stores, and from 00 to 70 houses, were
destroyed.

TflE Ship ifingrica.aryiyed at Falmouth on lgon-
flay, from Norfolk, in America. At the time she
,sailed, a French 74, and two Frigates, belonging
to Admiral VlLLgAumEz's SquadFon, were lying
;here in a yery disabled state.

WE have still to. regret the total 'want of any
authentic intelligence from the Continent, although
vepf.-,rts are circulated every day of Viaories obtained
by the Prussians over the French. A Vessel' is
said to have arrived At Icirkaidy, a Port on the op-
posite side of the Frith of Forth, from Elsineur, the
Captain of which stated, that before he sailed an ac-
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a unt had 'reached glsineur of a 'Battle having
been fought op the Banks of the Qder between
the French and Prussians, in which the latter
were vi&orious. It is, however, highly improbable,
that the l'rus;sians would risk a general' aEtion with
the 1", ° ` they were joined by their Allies.
- -
It that Prince HOHENLOHE or
Gen 'G may have had an aaion with the
Frebch in endeavouring to effe& their retreat to the
04er. But to counterbalance this favourable report,
there are others of an opposite tendency. It is
again stated that Prince HOHENLOHE has been de-
feated and taken Prisoner ; and it is also rumoured
that theED.pEtiOa. of RUSSIA has,sent to BONAPARTE
1,9 propose a Negotiation for Peace, &c.
We trust, however, that we shall soon receive
authentic and official accounts from the Allied Ar-
mies, as Lord HUTCHINSON Will set out to-morrow
on a Special Mission to His PRUSSIAN MAJESTY.—
The ilstrea Frigate is at present at Yarmouth, wait-
ing to convey his Lordship to the Baltic. We sin-
cerely rejoice in the sele&ion of the Noble Lord
for this important service, for which, indepen-
dent of his general talents, his high military skill
peculiarly qualifies him. His Lordship will of
course immediately repair to ' le Head-quarters of
tlle Prussian Army. He will be accompanied by
Pis brother, Colonel HUTCHIN,SON, by Mr. FRERE,
as Secretary to the Legation, and hy•Mr. HERVEY,
as Private Secretary.

Go‘ernment have received' Dispatches from the
Cape of Good Hope. The troops were all well at
that S.Lith",.m.ent on the 12th September.

The Walikainstow and Lora Nelson, had arrived
from St. Helena, and were to sail for India on the
6W inst.

We'_live spen a leaer from th© Crip, dated the
gth .of, Sepienthcr, which 'came by the Ship jEler-
cator. • Sir DAVID BAIRD was well,-the Garrison
)teaithyo, in high spirits, and in . the very highest
State of discipline that any portion of the British
'Army could. Oct in.
.' In adflitiOnto the force already detailed in the . . . .
Pa-
pers, as sent to reinforce the' Hero of South Ame-
rie" A,' as General. BERESFORD ii.called at the Cape, Sir
~...
...I.)Avip ilAtic.n has lately forwarded the 47th liegi-
, Merit,' and two Companies, of the .54th, to him.
. ' Genet- •
i
GS BEE.EsFoaD's force is now Very formidable,
~ ._.. ...
,and equal to the subjugatiou of all that Country.
-...A;Cth'Cap6 iliey are daily, looking for accounts of
The fall Of Monte Video. . i

At present the Cape is yvell,garrisoned. They
liave a detachment 'ot. the 20th Dracroons ; the 21st
14iagoons,- about 900' strong ; the 2d Foot, or
Cieen's, a detachment ; the 60th, four battalions ;
the 72d, 83d, and 93d, all nearly about 1000 each,
?elides the Cape Regiment; _
Colonel VASSEL is COrnmandant at Cape Town,
and Colonel BAIRD at Syrnon's Town. •
Sir DAVID js adored both by our Army and by
the Dutch inhOitants: . •
'NO sick at' the Cape. Sir DAVID bas sent home
, . .
almost every one of the Doctors.
Yesterday a Board .of General Officers was held
at the of Office; in the Horse Guirds,
some` new revilaiions 'dbp.4:to he adopted in
,:loMilitariollge at Marlow. •