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London, England, 1809-11-30 00:00:00

GUERNSEY, NOVEMBER et,

Arrived the Daphne, bearing the flag of the Duke
of BOUILLON. His Highness intends remaining at
Guernsey during the winter.
Nov. 22.—Arrived four transports, having on board
the troops belonging to the Duke of BRUNSWICK 0 ELS,
amounting to about 1600 men. They formed a truly
motley groupe, consisting of sharpshooters, pikemen,
cavalry, infantry, &c. in their various uniforms ; some
with at ms and accoutrements, other's destitute of every
military requisite. Also arrived the Violet lugger,
from a cruise off St. Maloes, to repair her sails, split

in a gale.
Nov. '_L—Arrived the Albicore, from a cruize.
When off the Isle de Bas, she captured a large vessel
of 400 tans, under Prussian colours, laden with bran-
dy, claret, and champaign, bound from Bourdeaux to
liamburgh ; she had an English licence on board, but
which had expired several months, and was steering
for Morl.tix. She was sent into Plymouth, under con-
voy of the Sandwich.
23.—Sailed the Sharpshooter and Escort gun-
brigs,' and Duke of York cutter, for their respective
stations.

yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East
. : House, when Captain HENRY HALKETT was
re into the command of the ship Cirencester, des-
' .! to China direct. The Court adjourned at s:x GREENOCK, NOVEMBER ".7.
- ~d; till to-morrow. Arrived at Port-Glasgow, on Thursday, the Jane,
'."Pta:o SAYER is appointed to command the LEDA HUNTER, from Tobago, after a passage of 33 days.
'-:te at Deptford. The Grenada, GEORGE, from Port-Glasgow, had ar-
rived there ; took in part of her cargo, and sailed
A few, days ago, as a party ef soldiers were march-eight days prior to the Jane, for Grenada, to fill up
--!, Litchfield, to be set as rent d over a French Ge- .
there. On the Pith inst. in lat. 53. long. 19. spoke
7:ii officer, a nentleman hat' curiositY to inouire
s the barque Lion, 11 A !MING. master, from Liverpool,
ere they were going so fast ? when the officer, who
w,s i,gid of punning, replied,' We are going to Litch—
, bound to Amelia Island, all well. The Mary, CRICII-
roN, arrived here yesterday, from Kingston, .lamaica,
t(, 7C".!( p a General fast !"
after a passage of nine weeks ; the Magnet, MiLacu-
Two men, having the appearance of gentlemen, eat:, sailed three weeks befbre for this port. The
',c,ttig up Fleet-street a few evenings since, were, by Nancy, Coi.srcee ; and Aid, Bnowx, arrived here,
• '!r ..,lid acclamations, very opportunely heard by a same day, from Quebec ; sailed thence 11th October,
!:'g gentleman going by at the time, to he mail;
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
try gross, invective, and false assertions against
Nov. .29.—Arrived the Travtller,
1 tneri Dick, fro
• .:t most respected and worthy character, the junior . GRA'"E:''.'
fie ; Keith, Chapman ; and. Minerva, Scott, for Middle-
..:t m!ver n , Dorsetshire, when he instantly interfered, hurgh.—Sailed the Cariby, Dover, fo. Martinique; and the Eco-
;-,d insisted, as the friend of the abused and absent nomy, Ross, for Demerara.
. atleman, or. knowing their names and address, or KINGSTON (JAMAICA), SEPT. S.
' 7^,7ant, and make an apology, both of which they i On the 25th July, in lat. 36. 29. long. (IS. about
•'•. •c doing, and a scuffle immediately ensued, and, ' ten leagues to the eastward of Bermuda, the Rachael
t7(.` happy to say, the young gentleman, (although and Mary was boarded by his Majesty's ship Atgo,
:;.frcntly of a very thin and delicate habit) gave one of 41. guns, Captain Digby, with the June fleet from
,i.; opponents a good drubbing on the spot—the .. this island under convoy—all well, with a fair wind.
'r went away to avoid the fate of his companion. : The Rachael and Mary touched at Martinique on the
‘Vnr}LEAN DEPUTIES.—R. Ackermann has the Ito- 20th ult., St. Vincent's on the 23d, and Montserrat
to announce to the Public, that his Number of on the 29th ; at the latter place she learnt that his
' R,./mri!ory for the Ist of December will contain Majesty's brig Dominica, of 1.1 guns, Lieutenant
correct whole-length Portraits of the Deputies Welch, had unfortunately upset near Tortola, in a
• •:1 the Tyrol, by their express permission, in the most tremendous hurricane ; the homeward-bound
' ' :me of their nation.—A correct Portrait of Hoffer, • Leeward Island packet, which was in company with
c ?tier, will also be given in the Supplement, to be her, very narrowly escaped ; she could render the
LL.I on the Ist of January, with some biegra- Dominica no assistance whatever, and it is much
1 particulars respecting them, and a characteris- feared that all her crew have perished. A trading
. •
-'f.li of the heroic people to whom they belong, schooner was upset near Montserrat in the same hum-
'.. ill complete the Second Volume of this irate- ricane, and all hands were lost. They have had seve-
• g •vor!:, tLe Repository of Arts, price Is. i ral very severe gales in that quarter.