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THURSDAY, NOVRKRER 26, 13.12.

Last night sonic of the smaller French tapers,
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to the 16th inst. were received. They,give no
further accounts trom Russia ; but it is .stated that
500 portable corn-mills have been sent off from
Paris to the Grand Army, and also that an im-
mense quantity of warm clothidg has, been sent
off with the utmost expedition.' It' seems, then,.
that the immense quantity of furs wkichßuotia-
rAßTE•found in Moicow have, somehow or other
suddenly disappeared. BUt as BUONAPARTE made
so great a'mistake respecting the portion of Mos-
cow that Was saved, it is not impossible that be
might make an erroneous calculation with rest ect
to the gnantityof furs that were found. We think it
very likely than PLATOW and the Cossacks
may prevent the mills and the warm clothing from
reaching the grand army.

The following Notice was this day put up at

Llu v ;?'s : --

The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
having represented to the Committee for manag-
ing the affairs of LLOYD'S, that: Masters of Mer-.
chant resscls arc extremely inattentive to the sig-
nals Made at the signal stations' to apprise-
them of enemy's cruizers being on the coast, the
C'nuinittee request, agreeable to the suggestion
of their Lordships, that Owners of ships will givß
directions to their Masters to pay the strictest
attention to all signals, made from the signal
stations Jand further desire, that running ships,
Or ships separating from convoy homeward-bound,
Will rendezvouS at Falmouth or Spithead, for con-.

voy up Channel, and on no consideration pass Parts-
mouth without protection,as recommended by their

Lordships to the Chairmen of the diffureut Trades,

in November 1810.. Should it be impracticable
' for vessels to reach Falmouth or Spithead, on ac-
count of easterly winds, the Lords Commissioners
of the Admiralty recommend, that they put into
any of the intermediate ports, or even into Scilly,
and there wait fur convoy.

JOHN BENNET, JUU.

Lloyd's, Nov. 25, 1812.

The PrazicE REGENT did not come to town yes-
terday, but is e*pected this day.
Yesterday the Cabinet Ministers dined with
Lord tAsTLEREAon, at his house, in St James's-
square.
The report of differences having existed between
the REGENT and his Ministers, on the subject. of
Lord MOIRA'S appointment, was yesterday re-
peated, . but without the shadow of foundation:
On the contrary, so far from any objection having
ever been made by Ministers to that appointment,
it took place in consequence of their advice to the
FEIN C E.
Tuesday the Earl of LIVERPOOL gave a dinner
to a select party at Fife house.
- The Earl of CHOLNIONDELEY entertained Lord
GWYDIR and a- select party at dinner yesterday, at
his house, in Piccadilly.
Mr. W. POLE has sold his seat at Ballyfinn, in
the Queen's County, to Sir CHARLES COOTS, foi-
;33,0001. •
T4e Serjeants at Mace, and others who attend
in the procession, and arc engaged in the Cere-
mony of the Sovereign's meeting Parliament, re-
,
heived orders yesterday to-be in readiness for next
-londay or Tuesday.
Part- of' the Russian fleet is hourly expected at
- Chatham, where orders have been given that the
Officers and ships' companies may have free egress
into the Dock-yard, in like manner as those of our
• v,vu ships.
We understand that it has been determined to
subject America to the inconvenience which must
• necessarily result from a stop --being put to her
export trade; and that, in consequence •of this
decision, all applications for licenses to import
4\.merican produce are refused by the Board of
T rad e.

Admiral LINzEE is to have the command at Gi-
braltar, in the room of Corrimodore PENROSE. •
A Court-Martial is to be held at Plymouth, on
Mr. P. Walker, Midshipman of the Sylvia cutter,
for stabbing a Corporal of Marines, belonging to
that vess,._l, with his dirk.
Several of the .Midshipmen, now prisoners
of war in France, are promoted 'to the rank of
Lieutenants. . .

Yesterday a Court of Dneetors was held at the
East India-t-louse, when the undermentioned
lieers were swoh) into the command of their re-
spective ships,. viz.—

Captain Wood, Marquis of Wellington; Captain Carnegie,
; Sandilaads, Rose ; Jamieson, General Stuart ; for
Madras atul lk-agai, -
The Court adjourned at six o'clock till to,-
tnorrow.
The., Grand Historical Dram, announced in
ireparation' at. Covent Garden, is, we understand,
founded upon DRYDF.N'S play of Dun Sebastian,
wild is- the production 4)f Mr. REYNOLDS, who
having exhausted the modern race of Vapids,
Rapids, Tangents, &c. &c. &c:. has exalted.his,nulse
--to the dignity of pageantry and sh:w.