Star.
London, England, 1805-11-27 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AF ONE O'CLOCK:

Confab, money, 6off —for November 6olf.
Reduced 391f--Omnium 6f
PRICE. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Bank Stock 2931 I India Stock 189}
3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 591. lndia Bondi par is. prem.
3 per Cent. Coat 60{ 6o hip. Ann .346
4 per Cent. 76th} Rich. RIUs, is. dif. ts. prem.
5 per Cent. Navy 91ft On:mum, 6 preen
per Cent. 1797, 991 EngliO: Tickets, 191. 13s.
Long Ami. z 6 t 3.46 Conf. for sea.

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Hamburgk 32 9at Uf Ditto go elf. Oporto 62L
Altona 32 to at :It I Bilboa so df. Dublin sal
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Paris - as sa a Uf. I Veniees9ilivres Pieoli effedive
Bourdeaux 25 13 ditto per tl. Belling.
Agio on the Bank of Holland st per Cent.
Portugal Gold in Coin, per ounce £0 0 0
Gold in Bars ditto 0 0 0
New Dollars, per ounce • 5 7

It is with much pleafure we have to announce, that
yefterday evening the Hon. Captain BLACKWOOD, of
the Eu RYA frigate, arrived at the Admiralty with
clifpatchcs from Lord Coe e t NGWOOD, dated off Cadiz,
the sth inR. which furnifls the fatisfaelory information
of three of the Spann, and one of the French prizes,
taken in the ever memorable battle of Trafalgar,
having been preferved, and carried into Gibraltar,
and that the (hips of the Englilh fleet are all fate.—
Admiral Vas. Langur a is on board the EU RTALUS.

The intelligence from Lord COLLINGWOOD was
communicated by the Admiralty to the LORD MAYOR,
and by him tranfmitted to Lloyd's in the following

BULLETIN:

" ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, 26th Nov. Aos,-4, P. M.

" The Honourable Captain Btatcswoon, cf his
" Majeily's chip EURYALUS, arrived this evening,
" with difpatches from Vice-Admiral Lord Cost-two-
" woos, dated off Cadiz, the sth infant, by which it
" appears that no accident had happened to any of
•" His Majefty's 'hips in the gales of wind that fol•
a lowed the adion of the a di ult. Of the pr4es
" three Spanifh and one French have been laved, and
" carried to Gibraltar : and the total number loft to
" the enemy is, Ten Spanilli and Nine French (hips
" of the line. His Majefty's fhipVicvort, with the
remains ofthe late LordNaLsoN on bonrd,.o4 tin

et Ettt.ttstt, left the meet es the
.511,iliaant on I:.t
" way Lc England.
" Admiral VlLLsosurrk and his Fi:11 Capt4l:,
" on board the EUR T ALUS.
" Whit Mr. Moasomes compliments the Lea a ot ."
" A TRUE COPY,

(Signed) " JAMES SHAW, MAYOR.
" To the Mlfter of Lloyd's.
" Manfion-houfe, 26th Nov. 1805.-9, P. M:'

The difpatches alto contain a complete return of
the killed and wounded on board the Britifh Fleet.
which, we are rejoiced to hear, is of a defy ip,i In Itr
more favourable than the nature of the fervice had
led us to cxpe9. The number of Officers, of every
defcriptlon, killed on this molt glutious and mentor.
able occafiln, is about twenty, and the wounded does
not exceed forty.

:The apprehenfions which the public had begin t 4.
entertain, that Tome accident might have cccurrrd
from the violence of the gales which fucceeded the
battle, to the (rips Which were molt engaged, zre
thus moll happily relieved. The body of Lord Nit.
sow, attended by the immediate companions of his
glory, is coming home on board the VICTORY, which,
by this time, has probably arrived at Plymnuth or
Portfcnouth, as our letters from Falmouth, received
this morning, Rate, that the VICTORY was coming up
Channel at the time they were fent off.
The accounts from Lord Coccriroworm are in
every refpeit molt fatisfadory. The exertions of the
fleet, fubfequent to the anion, excite more anon'fli•
aunt than their daring gallantry and irrefillible ardour
in the fight. To place their own (hips out of danger,
to preferve Tome of thole that had been 4o hardly
won, to denroy the remainder, to fave the lives of the
tboufands under whom they were finking, and all there
under the difadvantage of continually contending with
the elements, are atchievements to be effeCled only
by Britifh perfeverance and refolution. Lord Cot.-
' tar:CW(I(7D has given us an excellent fpecimen of what
be is likely to do on Tome future day for our country.
He will not proatife much, but he will perform a
great deal. • His mode& difpatches left little hope of
Paving any of the ptizes, but four of them have been
recovered and carried to G;braltar.
The Ratement of the Combined Fleets at Cadiz
now (lands thus—
Ships of the Line. capturedima carried to Gliraitir
Deftroyed in and about the (cm of salon, including thee
funk,bumt, and blown up
Taken by Sir R STILACHAN
Elkaped into Cadiz in a pedal Elate
Mere wrecks

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