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London, England, 1807-11-18 00:00:00

NAUTICAL 1 .reLLI&EivcE.

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FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 'IS.

Sailed this morning his hiajefly's brig Et.scrtat.
16 guns, with the following (hips under con►oy, to
pit the Gbraltar and Malta Seer, which appfared
off the harbour this morning, under convoy of his
Mijeßy's (hips SIIRACEN and Wit:4OllTH : Perfe►e-
lance, Esstorr ; Ellsa, PAIN rsit ; Ceres, Bsarr.a•Y ;
Fortitude, Sascrow ; iS lly, Wes r.nrcaos r ; Ant,
Hauls; Grace, Baena ; and Amy, BIJ/lIITIR
and fe►eral other •e(fels, names unknown.—Arrived
the Dania; (hip Van Cohen, with limber, from
Longfand, detained by the Rattler pri►ateer ;
alfo arrived his Majefly's brig Morrifton, of ra
guns, Lieutenant BARICSA, from Plymouth, with
a Beet of coaxers under convoy ; armed brig Endea►
►our, BLAINIY, from Swanfea ; the Swan, &moss
from London ; Drake, SCOTT, from Cork for Lon-
don, damaged, and with the loft of cable and anchor.
—Wind N. E.
PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 111.

Came in the Papillinn, Captain CODPItat, from
Jerfey ; Confola, Capt. Ctiontai ; Thornton, Capt.
Sscasa ; and John, Capt. MALLIIT, from Pe:erf-
burgh, laden with naval &re: for the Dockyard
here; American, Capt. Cucauam, from NeW Brunt.
wick, with Maas for the navy. Sailed the Comosa-
ROIL and Piamvaosmar, of 7+ guns, and the Com•
macs, of a+ guns, to join the Channel fleet.
PORTSMOUTH. NOVEMBER z 7.
Arrived feveral tranfports and outward bound
Tads, from the Downs. Sailed his Majefly's fhip
Caoconms, with the Abundance (lore (hip, Sally
tranfport, and a fleet for the Cape of Good Hope.
—Wind N. E.

DEAL, NOVEMBER i/. %
Remain in the Downs the Princes of Orange and
Canada man of war, Harmony viElualler, Speculator
lugger, Tkkler, Magner, and the Furious guts
brigs. Wind N. E.
SHEERNESS, NOVEMBER 17.
The CONSTANT gun brig, with the trade for the
Baltic, which failed from the Nore on the 13th int.
put back Lai night after poll, owing to ike ftrong
Eafterly winds and tempetluous weather.

YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER 17.
Yeflerday we experienced a very hea•'y gale from
the eaward, but I am happy to infortn you that the
!hips in the Roads rode out the gale without receiving
any damage. Arrived la SY/BILLS and PANDORA,.
frigates; SNAKE,COSS•Ca,FORW•RD, AitCHltit,
and /Atm x gun brigs. Sailed the RlsoLtrion, of 6+
guns, Captain BORLTOX, for the Note. Ships of war
in the Roads—Roebuck, Majellic, Crekent, Ami-
able, Pandora, Sybille, Snake, Ariel, Cherub, Than.
der, Forward, Cofrack, Oberon, Firm, and Mini gate
brig : the Scyene and Fuen Danifh men of war—
the latter is getting in freflz malls. Wind N. E.
light air.

HULL, NOVEMBER is.
The Salerno, ScuttLas, and Supply, Caturra, ar-
rived here this evening from Riga, in a paffage of
:3 days from that port. They left the Sound on Mon•
day !aft, under convoy of the PA ?molt* flan!) of war,
with feveral veffels laden with aores, and tome Mer-
chant (hips, for London ; among the latter was the
Lord Mulgrave, Gear, of Whitby. When the Sa.
lerno arrived in Copenhagen grounds, the was hailed
by a brig cutter, fiatinned there to prevent wads
from going through the King's Channel, and was
direaed to proceed through the channel between Salt-
holm and Malmoe, in order to Inure her from the
attacks of the Danifh row boats, off Copenhagen
We are lorry to fay, that about twenty Britint mer-
chant veffels, one of them Paid to belong to this port,
were lying at Ellinore, captured by row boats fo
clofe to the (!tore, that our cruizers could not get
near enough to prevent it ; four of them were Paid
to have failed with the London convoy, in which the
Margaret, SPINDLOVB, went—but the names of any
of the prizes were not known.

The VANGUARD. of 74 guns, and a frigate, were
about two miles below Copenhagen ; and feve-
ral others of our (hips of war were off Helfingburg.
Captain SCHOLES did not meet with any cruizers in
the Baltic. The weather had been very Rormy. A
Dana (hip of war, one of the Copenhagen prize!,
which had run aground a few miles below Copen.
hagen, and could not be got off, had been Rripped
of her rigging, floret, &c. and burnt. Three (hips
of war, with force troops on board, that had been
left on the Wand of Huen, came fr.,m Helfingburg
with the PANDORA and convoy. A fleet of veffels,
for London, failed from Helfinghorg two days be-
fore ; but it is fuppofed to have put into Gotten-
burgh. In coming acrofi the North Seas, Captain
SUMPS fell in with the Ba ITANNIA, lall from Inver„
nets, whore the had delivered a cargo from St. Pe.
Itelilplrgh, and had aftetwards 101 l her malls in a
gale, and made much water. Captain Scnot.is took
out the Mailer and crew, who were Ihort of provifions,
and landed them at this port.
:IROM LLOYD'. MST.
GRAVESIND, Nov. /7.—Palred by the Mirpedock, Schultz ;
and the hrederick. Smith, from Memel , onenr,tia, I. ee; and the
Atalanta, Barns, from Riga .—,Satled the Nelfon, Herbert; and
the Aguilar, Kobenfon, for Jamaica ; Harriet, lifter, far Tabus
Vaynnl, Harris; and the Two Friends, Qpnald, fur Tortola;
Suffolk, Tto npfon, fur New York; New brunfwkk, Cuok, tar
Antigua; Alen, Hill; and the st. MP:ha, for Goeteablirok:. •