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Ch. "..'ll7ll Nov. 25.—Sailed his Majet y's • ships
rot,
pa `4,c, of 74 guns, Capt. WILKINSON, for
e:tstrlouth, to be docked ; Dryad' of 36 guns;
5I Ca
GALW.AY, to the Westward ; Curacpa, of 36
p4.llSi Capt. To wee, to resume her station off Brest;
41cer, of 14 gutis) Lieut. J. SIBRELL, for Basque
for 7h2 and 41phea, of it) guns, Lieut. GIBBON!
Lb.,' 130,rts,witha fleet of merchantmen ; amorig
eal ere the following vessels, viz.
del. ltalian brig 9rezembo, the Spanish ship Susanna,P.l.-
~,._ Q. luau Master, thd ILI arquis Cornwallis, Simpson,Dioa.
rtio-'l4, Cofvling, London, Olilreive, Sally Ann, Philys, .
sh., .1 rsll°ol', Ceres, Gordon. 'and Star, /flay, for London ,
-muet!ie Aurora, Wet herall, for lersey.
stmallle davv-n the harbour, and anchored in •Caw-
g--' Bay, his Majesty's ship Abercrombie, of
,74
1:143' Capt. FAtirn, and, will sail next week for
asque Roads.
Eci tire dovv nt
n fro' •
Ca—
Barnpool, and anchored in the
411 d his I%l4:sty's iiiip-Seiize, of 36 guns.
r 4is Majesty's ship L'Agle, of 36 guns, with the
Naifider of tier convoy, bound to Cadiz, Gibraltar,
Id the Mediterranean, are detained here by con-
trary winds,
Its
.- A \ifj itaesty, s ship Go/dfluch did not put back, as
_
tvd yesterday.

Pon
- • SlqouT
thj, 11,. Nov. 26.—N0 arrivals or sailing
s day.
tt~elt
S blown this day a heavy
.gale of wind from
I .12" and, in consequence, many of the ships at
t-thead have sustained damage ; atuongst the sof-
f-the t~~s-thebrig icing, BLYVH, Master, of Sunder-
ed,
who. was obliged to cut from an anchor and
Lai Le* and run into the harbour ; she has also sus-
tained consideiable other damage by being run on
board
444 °f by other vessels. .A gAlliot in ballast, from
t7,,_ en, cut from her cables in the gale, and drove
shore. near bilged.
ear the Kicker point, and is reported to

•
ATH A 1,. Nov. Zip in ordinary, -leis la2jo6e,o3.—;:ti:Ansyrbr:iii,ivgiedfiligin:astql:tiii,:nliegs, ondrt-;11:
torliis Majesty's ships
,teci, and his Majesty's brig Eyderen, are ordered
re for the same purpose.
tfis •
Majesty's ships London, Majestic, and Power-
' are ivf
ordered to be broken up at this port.
IL'
awl", Nov. 26.—Artived the Lord Nilson
packet trotn Heligoland : tho passengers by her re-
Pert, that
big Lord GEORGE STUART, in the frigate under
comm the I,alld, had proceeded up the Elbe to attack
- Danish gun-boats ; the cannonading had bean
eardj
-E or two successive days:but the result was not
it
aw 4 when the packet came away, which was on
-Sat
last..
4 e liggrelso r gun-brig remains here; it blows
01e.

DE _
os AI, Nov. 26.—1 t blowing very hard, several
;":"1" have two anchors a-head; all remains well at
rreser.
5 o'clock; the weather has considerably ,
-(hierated. .

an the Lady Car. ringta n(the arrival of which we
fro, un, ced 'in our last), we have ,received letters
bee the Cape of Good Hope of .the 2-d of SePtein-
ved. l'he • troops destined to forrif apart of the ex-
sailed°n against the. Isle of_France had not then
11,, 'rem that Settlement ; ,beat they were all on •
Adrniral BEETLE had hOisted Ins flag, on
troo"71 lee 'Kiwis frigate, which was to convoy the,
i„P;' t° the Isle of Bourbdn, where they were to.
xtriqned by those front India, and from Whence-the
°f. the armament was to proceed against the
taierfFrnce. -The attack was ,expected to. be
early in the month of November.
4b„, .1:131111hdia the following accounts were received'
-J1 same conveyance
.°ENGAL, MAY 30.—The Right. Hon. Lord
td 1.0 arrived at Ben gal the 14th May ,
and reinni-
41Is seat in Council the following day.
ta Lieutenant-Colonel AjARTINDELL'S camp in
iettn_dlecund broke;Up the middle of this mouth ; and
at;krs received of the 17th current, received by
The
.„ left the different 'corps latley composing
ta "etachmen upon their march to their respective.
nl°°(nents.
be I, el,
he tries in the Khuckerthe district will now
RtniesCOM-
Petf()rn'e(ll:q a squaLlain of cavalry, tell r
aiX °I Native Infantry, with a galloper and two
Pftuders attached, the whole under the corn-
nci of Major B. KELL.)I.I
isi
to„1S SWEDISH MAJESTY left CLARENDON'S H Mel;
14u-street, on Saturday, for Hampton-Court Pa-
t 2 ,which has been fitted up for his reception, and
retain ling
his principal re4idence.
retila;e IC-Ing of , SWEDEN haS.obtained pern.-itssto to
vo "41 in this country as a private Gentleman, and to
;0 Where he pleases ; he refuses all pecuniary aid or
,t4741)1,' lie is attended by a confidentialiend, an
apwishman, and One domestic% He means to View
eur great cities and mantrfaaOries• He dined and
tii;ll„t the evening with the Prince of CoNDE and all
pnr,nourbons,.at Witnbledon, on Saturday last.
cotllivate letters from Fraockfort mention, that in
actnnence of an order trona the French Minister
,tent
ar, a
number of Surgeons, natives of the dik-
-1;4! Continental States, who had been assembled at
ontlt;bon during, the month of September, received
d'e,243th ult.-orders to ptOceed with all possible
at e-I"°° to St=aitt. Their number was estimated
itlot.bout 180. Each individual,' previously to his
14g °ln, received a gratuity of 15U florins.

44"-ZPER 41' G.ll3lLiarilt.

eXTRACT OF k rgIVATB LETtER, OCT. 27.

-" I am extremely sorry 'to inform you, that we
have great reason to believe that the contagion of
the pestilential fever lies again found its way into
this garrison. Yesterday .a Portuguese, a foreman
of masons, died at Mr. Bosehelli's house, on the
New Mole Parade, with such'suspicions symptoms, •'
after being ill fur only three days, ihat. a guard was
last night placed round the house, to prevent all
communication with it, and all the family removed
out of the garrison-. A Friar also died in tqwn yes-
terday afier-48 hours illness ; and another, his com-
panion, was taken ill with sympoin of this Icver., in
the large building near the Alatneda, iehabited by
Mr. Scotto, in conseqUence of 'which. every person
in the building, to the number, of 30, were Moved'.
dut at midnight last night, to the Neutral Ground,
where tents have been pitched to receive them.—
We are in hopes of-checking the further progress of
the contagion by these decided measures, but the
utmost alarm prevails in the place. All the churches
and-- synagogues are ordered to b 0 shut up, to pre-
vent the spreading of the contagion from crowded
assemblies.

" OCT. 29.—1 n consequence of two of the 7th
Veterans having died yesterday morning of a tever,
after two days sickness, and two others being taken
ill to-dry, the whole regiment were rn)rched out of
the g•+rrison, and encamped on tile Neutral Ground,
where. they are to be. kept in sold quarantine till
the nature Of the disease is ascertained. Barricades
are also putting up in all the different parts of the
town, so as to enable the military to cut off all com-
munication with .the inhabitants, in case the disease
should spread.

" OCT. 30.-0611 one new case of fever appear-
ed to day. The faculty have now unanimously de-
dared the disease to b.! the same as what appeared
here in 1804.—The President frigate passed this to-
day, in ten
.days from England."