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London, England, 1813-10-18 00:00:00

17th I ine—Lieutenant Joh° A. Matbixon.

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Ist Cacatlcres--Major Antonio 1..b0 Teii. Earros, slightlT ;-•-,
I.h:we:sant 11'►. 1. Antonio Soliral, slightly ; 'Ensign M. I;er,i
slightly ; Ensign DOM. 11i. CUelllO, leverely ;
Act. de Mailo, severely; EDS/411 Francisco levels,
strutsly.
7th Csesdnres—Joaq. Seem, severely ; Ensign Mao. lards!,

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Severely.
ath •Caoadores—Captain Jose Valk?, Wretch', Eapip P. oq
Plactol Safe, sevrey.

141A7AL iNTELLIGNCE.
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FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 15.
Nothing arrived or sailed, either yesterday or top
day. The Montague packet, far the Brazils, Captain
NORWAY, and the Elizabeth packet, Captain KIDD,
.for Lisbon, with mails, are gone into the Roads.—t
Wind, W. N.W. fresh breVes, with frequent showers.
PLYMOUIII, OCTOBER 16.

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Nothing arrived or sailed today, but the Spanish
brig St. Joye, from Gijon, with wool, for Landoll,
and two coasters from Ireland ; one of them the Pro-
Perry, Army, is bound to Jersey.—Wind,S.S.NV.
PORTSMOUTH, OCrOBER 17.
Yesterday arrived the TISIPHONE guard-ship at the
Needles, Captain HODDER, from that station ; and
giRIGHTLY, 14, Capt. JACKSON, from the Downs.—
Sailed the TYRIAN, Pt Capt. BALDWIN, on a cruize.
His Majesty's ships HINDOSTAN, Captain WEIR the
Comus, Capt. SMITH, and PICKLE, Lieut. Lon, and
the transport. Shakespeare, were released from qua-
rantine, the former having been une..lr that restraint
at,the Motherbank. 40 days ; the latter has a lion and
two horses on board, a present to hii Royal Highness
the PRINCE REGENT.
1 his day sailed the Hindostan, atoteshirt to the
Eastward._ Arrived the Duchess of Richmond, Mon-
ateoN, Tentriffe; in diitress, having had all her
sails split in a squall. We had last night an awful
storm of thunder and lightning, accompanied by fee-
quent gusts, duriirg one of which two boats were up-
set at Spithead, and one Waterman drowned. The
wind has suddenly changed to the Northward this
afternoon, which makes it very probable the outward
bound fleet will sail to-morrow. The TYRIAN and
MISSLKTOE, sent in pursuit of some French privateers
that were on the coast, have returned with a deeply
laden vessel, a recapture.—The CIRCE frigate is to be
paid off.—The Nous, of 74 guns, on her arrival at
this port, will be fitted for foreign service.—TheVra-
utcnve, of 74 guns, nearly finished at this port, is
intended to be launched the 23d of Novemb?r. The
CYANE is ordered to proceed to Madeira, with MP.
VEITCH, as British Consul for that settlement, and
will sail immediately the wind is fair.

DEAL, OCTOBER .17.
Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ships Botrmt Ct-
TOYE.NNZ, and SPIIFIRE, from Leith. Put. hack tha
ASIA man.of war. Put back to-day, his Majesty's
ship SEVERN, and the GADIRIER cutter. The out-
ward-bound and transports remain.—Wind, S.W.
SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 17.
&tiled the HASTY gun-brig, with the Baltic con-
voy. The next.and List &Ilk convoy this yeir will
sail about the 26111.—WinJ, S.W.
COVE OF CORK, OC routt Is. • -
Monday sailed Ws M tjeity!s. ship Jatousr, Captain'
Lnwr, with a fket of transports, having the 'East
Kent and Argil: Regiments of Militia for Poit:.
mouth,.

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Thor PERWENT. Captain SUTTON, arrived atTailia.
vmuih. Sa.urday morning, with the brig Horatio,.
which -sh6 recaptured the day bef.re. She had been'
taken by lc Grand Genie French lugger privateer
about sir hours before the DattwENT fell in with her.i
The priiateer mounted .11 guns, and had oniravd.,
93 men.. The. Horatio was bouni from Tenetiffe to,
London, with.a cargo of wine, barilla, and orchilla
weed, and. taken between P.'rtland and the Isle of,
'ight, The Frenchman had riot taken any or her
crew out, but had put 1.5 Frenchman on- board, with
orders to proceed to France with ail possible dispatch:
The following letter states a report, which sisisball
be happy to confirm with achtitional particulars. We
allude to the capture of the Essex American frigate :
there is, however, a possibility of the whole being.
founded on a mistake:—
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM AN OFFICER ON BOARD.