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London, England, 1813-09-25 00:00:00

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No 'arrivals. Sailed his Majesty's ship TEurnamM,
Lieutenant *at u. with four chaise marees,.ber
'prism for plymooth. It was his Majesty'; ship
CaaoLkitear-Admiral Kumar. that arrived yester-
day-, and not the Prince Frederick, as reported. The
Ciiirds sailed to-day for Plymouth. Wind variable.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. U.• • . , „
Caine in the TRLEGRAPLA schooner from Falmouth,
with fent. Chasse manes, which she captured some
rime agb. Also,-arrived the Rumors man of war from
' a unite; and the Csualux frigate from Spaln,last from
tahnouth. The Ti RIAN and Austin gun-brigs, in
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Sound, will-take under their protection the ttade
at this ,hound to Portsmouth anil the Downs,
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Qui the first 13; "And, The brig Dart, DAL;
which arrive4betnenthe 15tIs instant, from Trinidad,,
was released from quarantine yesterday. The Pe.
iscor Ws of waren the Sound, takescoavoy to Cork,
sirdmria sail on Saturday next. Sailed yesterday the
DUN6ANt Capt. LANISELES to join the fleet off Brest.
Aniied, the Ant; Vtc-rony, from Exeter the Hal-
lion; 14)4;40 Faces, PATERSON, and the Fortitude
num from SUnderlansi. Sailed the ARCHER gun-
viith'i ionvn.y.fOr the Downs.—Wind N.
. PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER as.
. Arrived. the SNAP, of 18 guns, Captain DASHITOOEs
from the Downs, and sailed with a convoy for Guern-
sey.:—A:rrived the Margaret, Brothers, Three Sisters,
'William and Elizabeth, and several other ships, wick
cargoes of hemp, iron, and masts, from St.-Peters.
iturgi),, fur the Dock-yard here;. left Gottenhurgh only
owe!' days since. at which time about 600 sail of
ships got under way for England.

....-. MILFORD, SEPTEMBER $2. .
Arrived the Nelly, Baum, from Wexford; the
Shamrock, CRONIN, from Kinsale, for this port; and
the Speedwell customs cutter, from a cruize.—Sailed
Isis Majesty's ship Balsa, Captain MOUNSUZA, on a
cruize ; and Neustra Senora de la Merced, LARENGO.
from Bilboa for Bristol, with wool.
DEAL, SEPTEMBER 24.
t Arrived his Majesty's ship QUEEN, from Ports.
I mouth. Sailed the FOLKSTONZ hired armed lugger,
l•with a fleet of merchantmen and a division of trans-
ports with the Spanish soldiers, under covoy, for
Portsmouth ; also sailed several transports for Rams.
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. . HARWICH, 'SEPTEMBER 24.
' Arrived the Lady Frances packet,.RurFeß, fermi
Oottenburgh, with a Mail and passengers. Wine E.
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The Lady Frances Packet, arrived. yesterday at
Harwich from Gottenburgh, was orgy 72 hours ois
her passage. She briugs letters of the 21st inst. and
an account of a very great fire having happened at
ea.itttnburgh which it is said has destroyed a consi-
• 'G.ittenburgh,
ferable part of the town. '
The Scourge and Rattlesnake,. American priva.
titers, were cruising neo Drontheim •about three
Reeks since. ••.

-Francis Ann, CRAWFORD, from St. Cro4, is
reported to be on shore near Port Glasgow, 'and full
of.water-s-cargo expected to be saved.
BRUTOL, 22..—Le Brigadier Chevalier De
SolierlAN, Chef d'Etat Major of St. Sebastian, whose
signature. appears to the capitulation of the Castle;
with three other French Officers on parole who served
in the defence of that fortress, pissed through this
'city yesterday. This is the life of a soldier—on dm
Bth he was contending against a host of foes in a
castle in the north of Spain ; on the 22d he was en.
breakfast
without and pleasantry a comfortable English
breakfast in the White Lion, Bristol L.,-To-day seve-
ral more Officers 'arrived at the Swan, Maryport-
street. They are all on their road to Reading.
• General Ray; the late Governor of St. Sehistian's,
nod several French Officers, passed through Exeter
on Tuesday night, on their way to Shropshire, on
parole. An amazing, concourse of people assembled
4,4iew him. He appears about 60 years of age, of
01,fine appearance. We understand be was formerly
otiMonk.
I i•Gesam. Moatau.--The Gottenburgh Mail or
!Thursday brought a *letter to Mde.Monsau from the
General, her unfortunate husband. ft is dated thin
:Ist or 2d inst.' four or five days after hii melancholy
accident.' tie makes iiihkcif his wound, and tells bin
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• •that he is not without hopes of a speedy reco..
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IV Although writing, no doubt, under the smart
o ,aeute,plin, nothing escapes him that is merely
!Ripon's- al ..to himself., Ifis mind, on the contrary,
to be wholly absorbed in the issue of the great
Xintast in which he had so anxiously wished to bear
useful aAd'hónotnable part: He earnestly entreats
'bee not to credit the-reports which would not fail to
IN propagated, of defeats and disasters sustained by
.rite Allies. He assures her that there is od foundation
sueh imports, but quite otherwise ; for every thing
:h_f4 hitherto gone on., well on the side of the Allies.
• :fifer tphepnclusion of hii latter he makes some alio.
to long persecution and unrelenting enmity
..vils.ieh he has met with from BONAPARTZ, ValOrn
representqae having crossed him in all his pursuits.
The beginning of his letter is written in his ova
hood; but the concluding part of it is written by at
Aioilde.camp ; a circ.umstance from which it is na-
tural to infer, either that his strength was unequal
to a further .effort, of that his feelings had over-
powered him.
A Prosecution has been fprnmenced against John
Marko pt Berkley, in Hamp‘h ire, for having niAim
ed his own son, by cr,ating off 14'4% finger, fur the pot-
pow of rendering him unfit for oto army, Law which
the zoung man had enlisted.