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London, England, 1805-11-12 00:00:00

LONDON.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
PRICE OF I OCK; THIS DAY AT ONF. O'CLOCK:
Confols, for money, 5911--for November s9f.
Reduced Spit —thamium 41.
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Bank Stock 2911 Long Ann to 11-161
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5 Cent. Navy soil ConE for ace. 5911

In addition to the details publifhed yeherday re-
fpeaing the fplendid and important Vietory gained
by Commodore (now Admiral) Sir R. STRACHAN,
over part of the enemy's (hips clat were forced to
Right in the glorious battle of the 2 111 Oaober, we
than now give fume further particulars that have
reached us;
In the latter part of our impreflion yefierday, we
inferted a Bulletin, circulated among the particular
friends of the Cabinet Miniaers, Rating the number
of killed and wounded in the aaion—our Readers
will rejoice to find that it has not been fo great as
might have been expelled. We again infert it for
general information ;
" ADMIRALTY OFFICE, NOVEMBER t sBos.
44 By a difpatch jug received from Rear Admiral
" Sir RICHARD STRACHAN, dated off Falmouth, the
46 Bth intl. it appears that the number killed on board
bisMajeßy's fhips in the aftion of the 4th inft. was 24,
" including a Lieutenant of Marines on board the
" Hato, and the Boatfwain of the SANTA MARGA.
" RITA. The number of wounded 111. The eta&
amount of the Enemy's lots was not afcertained.
" Sir RICHARD, in the Casa', propofed imme-
diately to rejoin Admiral CORNWALLIS, leaving to
N the other (hips of his fquadron the care of the
44 prizes."
The following was alt.() (Rued from the Admiralty :
" The names of the Captains who commanded his
Majefty's frigates in the late gallant aftion under
" Sir RICHARD STRACHAN, being omitted in the •
" Gazette Extraordinary, it becomes necetfary to
46 (Late, that the RIVOLUTIONAIRE was commanded
" by Captain H. HOTHAM ; the PHOENIX, by Cap-
" Lain BAKER ; the .lEotus, by Captain Lord Wise.
" LIAM FITZROY ; and the SANTA MARGARITA, by
" Captain WILSON RATHRONE."
The particulars detailed in the above bulletins were
brought by Captain Beata of the PHOENIX, IYhOar.',
tired at the Admiralty yefterday forenoon.
Among the killed is a Lieutenant of Marines, of
the lila°. On board the enemy's (hips the lofs
wss
from five to fix hundred killed and wounded. The
French Admiral DUSIANOIR is feverely wounded.
The Firit Captain of the Duguay Trouin was killed ;
the Second wounded. Sir R. STRACHAN has joined
Admiral Coamwm.t.ts, in the CESAR.
It is conjeanred that the BILLLONA, which difap-
peered previous to the aftion, may have gone in par-
fait of the other two enemy's (hips which bore away
before the engagement. We hope (he may be able
to give a good account of them if the fhould fall in
with them feparately.
We have the fatisfaltion to add that Sir RICHARD
STRACHAN'S Prizes have fince arrived at Plymouth,
as our Readers will fee by the fubjoined letter :
" PLYMOUTH, NOV. JO.--
" This morning arrived the French prize (hips
Scipion, and Duguay Trouin, of 74 guns each, both
completely difmafted ; the former towed in by the
Hato, of 74 guns, and the latter by the REvot.u.
TIONAIRS, of +4 guns ; they are now going up Ha-
=laze, being very leaky, and !flitch cut in their hulls:
the main mall of the Duguay Trouin fell in board,
which occafioned a great lofs of men. The Mont
Blanc, of 74 guns, is now towing in by the COURA-
cut' x, of 74 guns ; and the CICIAR, of 8o guns, has
the Formidable, of 8o guns, in tow ; the one is to-
tally difmalled, and the other has only one malt
landing : their hulls are very much lbatteresl, and,
we underhand, the lots in killed and wounded is very
great ; they all appear to be very fine (hips, and be-
fore the engagement were in high order."
The (hips captured by the Brave STRACHAN are,
together with the other two that bore away before the
aftion, thought to have been part of the (hips that
formed the head of the line in the battle of Trafalgar,
and when the line gave way, Rood for the Mediter-
ranean. From the want of information as to the oc;
eurrences fubfequent to the departure of the Pic K
LE
with the difpatches from Lord Coxtinowoon, it is
impoflible to judge how our fleet was difpofed, per-
haps to compel a deftination fo unaccountable as an
attempt to run for one of the ports in the Channel,
as the belt chance of fafety. We think it proves our
fleet to have been in great force off Cadiz, notwith-
(landing the damage fuftained in the battle. The
&ft objea of the Combined Fleets was, doubtlefs,
the Mediterranean. After that was defeated by Lord
Net som's viaory, the queftion was fauve gni pent ; and
this detached part of the Combined fleets mull have
been trying to make their way, by a fweeping cruize,
to get into one of their own ports in the Channel or
Bay of Bifcay. They pretended to be ignorant of
the refult of the battle at Trafalgar; but their anx-
iety to get to a dißance from the fcene of aftion feems
to prove that they ran away with a very judicious in.
find of what would be its termination.
Upon calling up the account of the Combined fleets,
BoaareaTe mull now find a moll, grievous deficit
in the amount of his calculation of (hips. We know