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IZMact ofia letter from J. W. CROMER. Esq. dated
. , 16th Nov. 1812, to Messrs. W. P. Elms: • .
" Certain circumstances having detained his Majesty's ships at
Hano up to the 24 latent, and probably some days later, dint il
dolls have been given to the Officer commanding in the Balite,
to give convoy td all trade which shall be collected previous to the
time the squadron shall sail on its return to England; and this
protection their Lordalsips trust will compietely answer tiled/-
Jetts of your application on the 94 instant.
FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 17.
I Arrived this day the Renown, PATEY, from Gnem-
sey ; William and Mary, CRISPIN, from Portsmouth ;
land the Union, MATTHEWN from Chepstow for Lon-
don, with timber, (very leaky.) Put back the Thais,
APPLEBY, (leaky), and the Flaxley, PUdICRY, with
cargoes from this port for London. Sailed this day
the ontward-bound Mediterranean fleets, (about 80
sail) under convoy of his Majesty's ships CROCODILE,
SARACEN, and SERAPIS stole-ships—also, his Majesty's
' ship MINERVA, with the fleet, for Berns+ and Ha-
lifax, (about 15 sail.) The whole proceeded down
channel, with a fine breeze at North East.—Three
transports, with cavalry on board, still remain, being
pare of the NIEMEN'S convoy, from which they parted
a few days since—they wait another convoy. The
1 r Windsor Castle packet, with Mails for the Mediterra.
nean, is detained for orders':

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER IR.
Sailed the Neptune (1) under, for Dublin.—Arri-
•ed the SPitcut.srott lugger, front Guernsey ; RAPID,
18 OM, from Falmouth, With a small convoy bound
to the Eastward; and the DAPPER, 14 guns, from
the-eastwtard.—The Sumtesnoorett, of 14 *guns, is
come into Hamoaze.--Came in the Portuguise schoo-
nor Estrella de Morte, from Oporto.—Sailed his Ma-
jesty's sloop of war GOLDFINCH, on a cruize.—Wind
E.N.E.
PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 19. •

Arrived his Majesty's ships ELEPHANT, 74, Capt.
AUSTIN, and VICTORIOUS, 74, Capt. TALBOT, from
the Downs ; the former, with the HERMES, 20, Capt.
BnowN,• are sailed on a cruize. There are several
sail more of outward-bound West-Indiamen arrived
to join convoy. From the prevalence of the easterly
wind since the NIE.NIEN sailed from this port with the
Guards and detachments, amounting altogether to
upwards of 5000 men there is little doubt but they
must have arriveckits the.Fagus before thiss and his
Majesty's ship twitructia, should the present fine
wind continue two or three days ronger, will be in the
Tagus with other numerous reinforcements for the
Marquis of WituNGTom.

DEAL, NOVEMBER 19.
Came down from the River and passed through
the Downs upwards of SO sail of outward-bound user-
chantmen.—Sailed his Majesty's ship CORDELIA on
a cruise off the French coast; and the BARBARA has
signal for convoy to Portsmouth.—Wind N.E.

LEITH, NOVEMBER It
The sloop Farmer of Dunbar, Rascal. Slime master, bound
from London to Montrose, with 1132, Ike. was attacked on Wed.
msday night last, about nine o'clock, off Huntly Foot, by a small
Danish privateer (schooner rigged), who hailed the Farmer, and
ordered her to hoist out her boat. The helm was immediately
put down, and she came round, and stood towards the land ;--•
the privateer followed for some time, and fired her small arms,
which did no material damage, and the Fanner fortunately esca-
ped. It Is supposed thit theyrivateer was afraid to fire her great
guns, for fear of alarming a fleet of colliers that were to the lee-
ward, and standing to the Northward. The privateer's deck was
crowded with men. 3he Farmer gave Intelligence of this ma-
rauder to the first collier she fell in with, who prepared for de-
fence. The Farmer ia now at North Berwick. The SAIPCDO Pg
sloop of war, sailed from the Roads yesterday, whit a convoy for
the Note, but is not yet got out of the Frith, on account of the
strong Easterly winds. There was a heavy sea running in the
Frith an yesterday.—The nomber of arrivals at this port, from
Martintnas,lsll, to Martinmas, I tin, are 950.
Novestaca 17.—Arrived yesterday the Forsaget, a prise to
the FOKWAILD gun-brig. A very heavy gale from the east, with
a high sea, makes the vessels in the Frith to ride hard; many
of them have slipt their cables and run higher up.

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PROM LLOYD'S LIS r.
The Thomas and Mary, Darly, from Hull to Clay, is on shore
near Hasborough.
The Brothers, Coates, from Cardiff, is on shore, oa Exmouth
Bar.
The Christiana and Helena, Fredericka, is on shore near Arch-
angel, aad full of water.
'I he Maria, Sanders, from Teignmouth to St. Andrew's, Is
taken by as Ansa-Hasa privateer, and carried into Port land.
The Wilhrlauna,----, from Petershurgb to London, is lost
on Rugen.
The Favourite, Philip, bound to Jamaica, is on shore near
Shields, and it is feared will be lost.

The Armide, Gram:, from Petersburgh to Hull, is totally lost
on the Skager.
The George, Hague, from Pernambuco to London, is cap-
tured by an American privateer, and the crew arrived at Oporto.
The &alien, Archangel to Loodon, is taken, end
carried into Binges.
One hkuulred and eighty sail of vessels were waiting at Hams
for convoy to England, ou the Bth instant.
The !Wowing privateers are waiting to sail from Dantzic, viz.
le flamingos., le Pere Gullbattens, le Sedonan, le Risque toot et,
and le Blandon.
The Alfred, Haymen, (lase CoiselOf Lyme, front London, pot
into Plymouth, with loss of bowsprit, and other damage, iu a
,'violent gale on Monday evening.
Last week, Mr. &Mtn Agent for Prisoners of
War on parole at Dumfries, reteived passports for
F. Jayet and Ignace' Bumau, two of the prisoners,
to proceed to France, having been exchanged for
Lleutenant P. N. liurrraa, C,ommander, and two
seimen or the Laura, British schooner.
About 25 sick prisoners of waeitize landed on the
morning of Friday last at Leidri'rrom the Latona
transport, and conveyed in carts to the Infirmary.—
, They appeared to be in a very languid and debilita-
ted state, which excited commiseration 'from the by-
standen. Some of them bad no other covering than
a blanket to defend them from the cold. Every at-
tention was paid to them, of which their nriortunate
situation would admit.
,Orders have been received at Plymouth to send an
alphabetical list to the Transport Board of all the
Frenchmen in captivity in that quarter, preparatory,
it is said, to its being transmitted to Paris. This is
indicative of an eschanga of prisoners.