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FALMOUTH, SEPT.
A'rr'ived the. Duke of Kent Patketi frtnii Lithort,
in eight days:—Wind S:E.

TdRBAY, SEPTEMBER 20..
This Morning, the wind blowing strotig at eait, the
whole of the fleet in this bay rode very heave, and
it was not until this afternoon any of them could get
under weigh, when his Majesty's ships M,ARLaoaonou
and MACEDONIAN, and Inglis East-Indiamari, with
about twelve other ships, eithei cut or slipped, and
went to sea. Six sail ran into our pier, and the re-
tnainder of the fleet are 6011 at anchor. The sloop
Matilda, Tvasa master, of this port, is on the rocks,
and it is feared she will be lost.
PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 19.

Arrived his Majesty's ship PHOEBE, from the tut-
ward ; and the French chasse MIME Providence,
laden with salt, prize to his Majesty's brigs limo-
LENT and MARTIAL. Sailed, his Majesty's ships
DIOMEDE and Success, and the Malabar transport,
with troops for Corunna ' • and the INTELLIGENT, of
14 guns, for Falmouth. The SEALA RIC, of 14 guns,
was in the offing this morning, but has sailed again
on a cruize.—lt has blown all day a strong breeze at
N. E. and the signal has been made for the Diostzuz,
50 guns ; Success, 82 guns, and Malabar transport,
to unmoor with the 91st regiment on board, bound W
Corunna.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. so.
Arrived the Minevoe, REDPOLE, ROSAMOND' add
SWAN, from the Downs ; and the Free Briton, TA .
LOR, from Quebec. The Hope, LAING. from Lo
don, bound to Teneriffe, has put into this port w'
the loss of anchors and cables; and the Unity, 131towilt

_
ottaday, Lieutenant-General Ifunna, late Cott.
pander of the Forte! in New Brunswick, arrived at
Creeficick, in the ROsina, ParrEa, from .Halifax.—
Tht GenetaPs Lady and family are also arrilied in
the same vessel.
Detach:tents cf the following Regiments in the
kefit Distiict, are under orders for Spain :—Seven
Officers, and 200 rank and file, gd batt. 71st Light
Infintry, under the command,of Captairr REED; 170
men, with a proportion of Officers, belonging to the
three battalions 95th Rifle Corps, to be commanded
by Captain GIBBONS ; Capt in LONG, two subalterns,
with 60 Men, Royal Staff Corps, all from Hy the ;
and seven Officers with 120 rink and file, 68th Light
Infantry, from Brabotne Lees.
The 6th Foot, -400 strong, proceeds direct from
Guernsey to Corunna. This, should certainly be the
point of diseMbarkation for all the reinforcements at
present under orders for the Peninsula.
TheWestmeath Militia have removed from Rams-
gate and Margate, to occupy the barracks at Deal.
Thursday, the Royal Glamorgan Militia marched
into Canterbury, from Bristol, on their route for
Ramsgate and Margate.
The Regulations recently formed for the Recruit.
i
mg Service, will be carried into effect in the Leeds
Distrirt on the 10th day of next month, and a saving
of 700 Officers will be glade to the public service by
the new system.
A letter from Madrid says—" The Marquis of
WELLINGTON is in the greatest favour with the Spa.
niards ; his simplicity of living and gravity delight
them. It was proposed that there should be a grand
masquerade ; but as some of the old families said this
was one of the French innovations which had tended
! so much to ruin their' morals:the Duc de RODRIGO
it his face against it, and there was no masquerade.
His Lordship, however, gave a most splendid ball
ind supper in the palace; the state servants waited
upon the company, the state apattments were all
- fo• id '- he • len-

lighted up, and every thing found in t, _
having upset her windlass. Sailed the Va5,....tv,i:10.,
"'"'• - - 0 same spi
dour as when the Royal l'anaily of Spain, or more
Cher-
PRINCESS CAROLINE, and SPITFIRE, for off ier- lately J.:SEPII and his Court, possessed the palace,
burgh ; MetvostoNE and FREYA frigates, and twd where the Marquis of WZLLINGTON now resides. One
Transports, with troops on board, for Lisbon. ! change there was—the English Foot Guards were
HARWICH, SEPTEMBER 29. ' seen at the avenues to the palate, and at the different
The Auckland packet, that sailed yesserday with landing-rlaces of the grand stair-case. In the moms,
mails, General SaattaziN, Ste. has this day returned, all were presented to the Duc de RODRIGO, who was
driven in by contrary winds. The Diana, that sailed very courteous to all. His Lordship was plainly
for Gottenburgh, has also returned this afternoon, dressed in bis General's uniform, with blue cloth pan.
from the same cause. The Contest and Mary, two talhons. It is certainly a novelty to see the parades
transports which are stationed here with a supply of, of English troops in different quarters of this capi.
provisions for the men of war that occasionally put tai—En fish musicians, and English airs ; but the
into Hosely Bay, both got on shore to-day, in run.' Spaniaris continue to be ;fai hted with us. The 3d
ning into harbour—the former on tie Altar Rock,: and the light divisions have been kept with head-quar-
the latter on the Andrews. Had the wind been in is ters, and wilt remain to garrison Madrid. The 14th
different quarter, they must have been endangered ; f dragoons and one of the German hussar regiments are
as it is they have both got off without any serious at Toledo and the Palace of Aranjuez ; the Guards
damages and 7th division, at the Palace of the Escurial ; the
two regiments of heavy German dragoons at the Pa-
lace of Ildefonso and Segovia ; and the whole of,the

DEAL, EEPTENII3ER co.

Sailed-his Majesty's ships MINERVA, IXDIMI, and
ROSAMOND, for Portsmouth; EGMONT, for off the
North Foreland ; SPECULATOR lugger, with a convey
for Pot tsinontl). Arrived the BARHAM map of war
from off the North Foreland.—Wind East.

Y4RMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 30.
!strived the CHANTICLEER sloop, with a Prize....-1
Sailed the PoRTIA sloop of war, for the Nore ; and
the InvzsrloaTott brig, and ALBAN cutter, on a
cruizr.—Remain in the Roads, the SOLEBAY, Vice.'
Admiral MURRAY ; DRSIREE frigate ; and CHARM.
CLEM sloop.
LEITH, SEPTEMBER ea.

A Prussian ship from Archangel arrived in the
roads yesterday, sent in by the OBERON sloop of war.
The GALLANT gun-brig made the signal this morn-
ing for a convoy to the Baltic, and will sail on Wed-
nesday or Thursday. The Lord Nelson, AnausoN,
from Leith for Hull, put into Whitby on Tuesday
last) with loss of main-boom and other damage.

rest of the army, under. the command of that cele-
l-brated officer General CLINTON, towards the Douro— •
head-quarters at Olmedo."
THE FRENCII COLOURS AND EAGLES.
At an early hour yeiterday morning a great Con-
course of persons assembled at the ilorse Guards,
anxious to witness the formalities used in depositing
in the Royal Chapel, Whitehall, the Eagles and'
Standards taken from the enemy. Before 9 o'clock
the Chapel was crowded with personages of the first
distinction, and numbers, who an ived atter that hour,
Were obliged to remain in their carriages, from the
windows of wbich they endeavoured to catch a
glimpse of the busy scene. Between eight and nine
o'clock, the Foot Guards, in white gaiters, formed a
hollow square at the back of the Treasury. They I
were attended by the Bands of the three regiments,
in their state uniforms, who executed a variety of
martial airs, during the morning. The Life Guards
were also under arms. Those troops which are about
to go abroad were dressed in their new uniform, and
presented an extremely martial appearance.
Soon after nine o'clock, his' Royal Highness the
PRINCE Reosxr, mounted on a beautiful white char.
gei, and attended by the Duke of KRNT, the Earl of
HARRINGTON, several Aides-de-Camp, Equerries, &c;
arrived on the ground, the different- Bands striking
up " God save the King," the army saluting—the
mob cheering—and the ladies who crowded the win-
dows, and even the roofs of tbe surrounding buildings,
waving their handkerchiefs. His Royal Highness
immediately advanced to the front of the line, where
he was received by the Duke of YORE, and several
General Officers of distinction. At ten o'clock her
MAJESTY, the Princess Cummorre of WALES, and
Princesses MARY and ELIZABETH, arrived at the en-
trance of the Commander in Chief's Office, under
the acchwa where they were received by the Dukes

of YORK, CAMBRIDGE, iiHSSEX, and CLARENCE, and
'conducted to his Royal Highness's Levee RoOm and
Library, which command a view of the parade,
where the military were drawn up. The QVIIEN,
Princesses ELIZABETH and MARY, and the Duke of
CLansatcs, placed themselves at the centre %% iudow,
over the greet fate of the Horse Guards, leading
into the Park. The Princes Crientorrc of WALES
was stationed in a window to the right, that to the
left was occupied by several of the Ladies in Wait-
ing. The Duke of Yous. joined the PaiNcs Itszexr
on the Parade. The King's Guard was then regu-
larly formed, Officers posted, troop beat by the three
bands, and the Royal Standard was received with
proper honours. The escort destined to receive the
spoils so gallantly won from the enemy, then marched
.by divisions in quick time in front of the line, and
wheeled round so as to come up in the usual way to

• the Orderly room, where the Eagles and Colours,
which were carried by the Grenadier Serjeants ap.
pointed for that purpose, were placed in their care.
The escort then marched round in slow time, the
bands playing " The Grenadiers' March," from the
left of the line to the right of the King's guard, the
Eagles being lowered as they ApaTsed tie Standards
I.of the Life Gdards, and the King's and-Regimental
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Awed themselves in the windows overlooking the
Conrt.yard, where they ccmtintsed fora short time,
after which, the Royal Party proceeded in their car
riages to the Chapel, where ;he usual sc.rvite, which
was not over till a late hour, was pea'. .rmeti.
The Eagles are five in number - two of them were
taken at the battle of Salamanca, and tt ere greatly
Mutilated in the conflict, one of them having I,.st its
head, part of the neck, one leg, hall the thunderhAt
on which it is:perchrd, and the distinguishing num•
bee—the other wints one of its legs, and the whole
of the thunderbolt. The two which wete taken at
Madrid are in a more perfect state, though injured,
and without the square flag or standard. The fifth,
we understand, was found on the recent advance oi

the combined army on their march t •wards Ciudad
Rodrigo, in the channel of a river ((hied up by the]
heat of summer) into w!!ich it was thrown, when the
rear of Massena's army was so closely pressed by thel
British cavalry, on his retreat from Portugal. Four,,
of the Eagles are numbered 13, 22, 39, .51.
There are also four Standards—hat in such a tat-,
tered state, that not a device or letter is legible e„
and the garrison flag of Badstjos, which is very mach;
torn, and seems as if it had been steeped in blood.
Her Majesty looked extremely Well—tise 'young
Princess appeared in excellent health and spiri:s.. She
was habited in pink ; her hair dtes-ed in a very plain
style. Her MAJESTY and the PRINCILM were at.l
tended by the Ladies ILettasrse, and ISABELLA 1
THYNNE, Colonels DESBROW and Rook, Mr. Pates
and Mr. VINCENT. On their way to the parade they
called rt York-House for the Princess Cstaat,orrk
of WALES, who accompen•ei them. After the cert.-
many of depositing the French E igles, •her Mmevri
and the PHINCESSES, the PioNce soestr, and Royal
Dukes, went to the Earl ot.Ltv EIIYOOL'S to break-
fast, and at half east two returned to the Quetes
Palace.