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London, England, 1813-12-10 00:00:00

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! ,Genirat Sir tAmal GitailAst hat not yet tert a • . .-
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te i letter froth tlyitioutil, ere kerb, that dome Burn, but is in ieediness lb move to Ramsgate at it
moment's notit4 df the vitsels being ready tbr the Masteh of fishing &lett bate repotted-the arrital of
embarkation of thi troops.
the Newfododland shipi iii the Channel, under e6el
Af . l(i— isregent • • The 2d Batt:alba of the __et _ a hot, is soy of the bettanioonte, tiptaiii Flawasa.
has been reparted, under order; for foreign service.
His Highness the Hereditary Prince of OsasoJ FALMOUTH, Mcifivittilt V;
Arrived his Majesty's ;hip hittisa, Capt. RAhstiniS
rag a British Regiment, as a reward for his gallant , -
from rotathouth.—Sailed the Duke of Kent Pee
secvices under the great WELLING-14x, in the Penin•
sofa. This is a mark of distinction at once judicious ket, With a moil for Passage; his Majettf's shieft
and munificent, on the part of the runics Racoon. Moen, TAGUs, and 1-leiacao, wi:li the Braid Cons
and his Ministers. It will, of course, attach tr.e fu- Tor ; also tailed several other vessels, to join the con:
ture Sovereigns of Holland more closely to British *oy at Cork for the Welt roles.
interests.
P.S. Since writing the above, al brig with a qua=
A baqicin of Italian prisoners of wet is now under
filing has arrived, but Ue cannot learn
Orders of selection at Forton Depot, near Portsmciuth. famine flag i
her name.—% fling
E. fresh hietses, and haty weather:
This service is entrusted to a very judicious offiar,
Majot BoUVERIE, of the 60th Regiment; who is tot PLYMOUTfI, DECEMBER 1.
have the command bf the battalion. When orga. f Arrived this morning an American ship, of about
nizod, it is to be sent to Sicily, to be employed upon •
250 tons burthen, called the Zephyr, with part of a
such service is the Commander in Chief there may • '
direct. The battalion Is of course lobe in British pay. (Argo, consisting of brandy, wine,
,;ilk, &e.: trohi
L'Olient, homeward-bound, captured by the Peas:
The first volunteering of the Stafford militia toot
place on Monday at Knightsbridge barracks, when PUS frigate, Captain DIINDAS. Arrived the Althea
upwards of 300 fine fellows extended their services: LANGNIAIo, from London; Wellingtons- Cthiesems;
and were immed"..4tely drafted Into the Guards, and .s Chepstow ; and the fisher, WATIO*, from Sun-
or
Volunteers.
into tke 4th Klog'S Own, and the 80th or Stafford from
dertand.—Sailed tilt DUBLIN man Or :liar, tot 'hi
Channel Fleet ; and his Majesty's schools:et Aaacars
Lbrci SIDIIOLIA, ;a a han3sonle let ter to Lord
As:netts?, Colonel Commandant of the St: James's on a cruize off the Coast of France.—''thud Easeesiya •
Volunteers, has accepted the service of that torps to i POrtTSMOUTH. DECIIMRLiti'In
'do permanent duty in London during the absence of Arrived his Majesty's ship ETIMLION, of S guns,
the regular troops and thilitia on actual service.— Captain Hervroon, with the Cabalva, laia, add Fort
Most of the members who had resigned are again ens
William, East Indiansen, froth the town.: Alma
tering the ranks.
An assembly of the Sr. Pancras corps took pike at arrived the FYLLA.from Otternsey, and it put under
its parade on Tuesday last, and after an address from quarantine. Sailed the LEVIATHAN, 74, daptairf
the Commanding Officer, explanatory of the Ouse of DRUNIIOND, and TALioi, 20, Captain SWAINS; WitH
the Meeting, the me:theta unanimously eipressed their the West India convoy, for Cork ; dims, 74., 42ap
willingness to co-operate with other volunteer Christ of
the Metropolis, in the petformance of such Military
du. lain Sir A. C. DlCKsalf, for Plymouth; DlETifistUttj
ties as. might be required, and tendered their services :14, Lieutenant ToSILINSON, on a cruise; and the
tu-Governthent accordihgly. l ECHO, 18, Captain PERCEVAL, and the Pnorktfcitt to
Amongst the Officers severely woutided in the et- the Westward.--Canle ifttO haetiouf the Swamis—
tion of the 15th of November, btween Lord WEL- ,
The Queto Citansorik hal been weighed agaia;
Lteorost and Marshal SouLT, we are terry to observe :
the name of Captain R. N. bettlezr, of the 7th Ca- i and placed ashore, close off Priory, in the Isle of
cadores: this meritorious officer is a Lieutenant in j Wight. It is intended to bring her into this harbour,
the Blot Regiment, and volunteered his services td for the purpose of unloading her cargo.—No addi-
Spain in 1810! he has been in every actiod of note tional convoy appointed.-1-Wind E.
since titat period, and we hope to hear a his teal and •
'lle transports, with the troops on board at Ports-
gallant condoct having been rewarded.
Wednesday sennight twenty Dutchmen were Mouth, still remain wind-bound.
marched off from the depot at Perth, to join the large i MILFORD, DECEMBER 7.
brigade of their countrymen at present forming in Last evening arrived here the Recovery, Eivass ;
England, for the glorious purpose of asserting the in- , and Essex, &lowa, from Cadiz, for Bristol ;—and
dependenceot Holland. On this occason a vast number
Jane, STIUPLISO, from Cadiz, for Liverpool; all put
of French prisoners came forward, anxious to be •
marched off with their companions, and calling out,lunder the restraint of quarantine.
that they were Dutchmen.. Poor fellows! this ruse' COVE OF CORK, DeceMeee 4. .
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was unsuceessfol. His Majesty's ship TRINCUt.o, Captain RENNIE, sails
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'Yesterday morning the Duke of CLARE*CE and
t°-day for Liverpool, to convoy hither such vessels as
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select party of the Nobility visited her Masan cad , are bound for the West Indies.
the Princesses, at she Qaeon's Palace. , 7. .:
The Lords of the Admiralty hifie appolhted the
At two o'clock the Qum and Pio:senses went in next convoy for the Wert Indies, to sail from this
a tartiage to the house of Miss Gotoswonotty, in - .
po.it the 25th inst. (Christmas day.) His Majesty's
Hill-street, Berkeley-square, and honoured her with
FORTUNLE. Captain COATE, arrived yesteiday
a morning visit, she being indisposed, as she has been i shill
Lfbr several weeks past. Ifrom a cruize. It blew a very strong gale the whole
r ' Soon after six, her xii -.AJESTif and tlie PRINCESsES: of Wednesday night and yesterday. The FORTUNES
'left the Queen's Palate, escorted by 3 party of the this thotning has hoisted a signal for the Chatinel.;
Yeomen of the Ottard, in 'their chairs for Carlton
`House, to dine with the Patece REGENT. ORA/ESEND, DACEMBER 2.
Mr. PAUL SVININE, who was commissioned by his Passed upwards about 20 sail of the Baltic Fleet.
Majesty the tMPEROR of RUSSIA to accompany Gene- Sailed five ships fur the West Indies, &c. and the
ral MoatAu to Europe, has completed a Work, deli- Neptune, Dossaussoe, foe the East Indiet.
sated to Madam MOREAU, and embellished With a fine
GREENOCK, 15ECEMir1;ft e.
Portrait, entitled, " Quelpe: Details fur k General fifes.;
',eau et MI dernier moment:, :antis il'une court: notice Bio.; Wednesday afternoon, an American pgiateer ad:
joalthique." Which will be published in the course of tered Lochendals Island of Islay, and burnt two
a few days by Messrs, LONOMAN and Co. The *mirk brigs, cut the cables of several sloops then in the bay.
eontains many facts hitherto unknown to the Public; and put to sea next morning, steering to the south.
l which are the more interestiog, from being narrated
by en eye-witness. who was honoured with the eonward. The above account reached this on Saturday
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,dente el General Moils/to, and who never quitted mornings and the HELENA sloop of war, Hon. Capt.
' him from the moment df his embarking from Ameris MoNTRIESsOR, immediately got under weigh with a
to to his death. A translation will appear at thesatne fair wind, and hopes are still entertained that she may-
time'
be captured by some of our cruisers, although from
Some time pilot' to the present war bet Ween Ads-
trie and France, BONAPARTE said to MARIA 11011 ISA the time at which the HELENA left this it is not to be
(alluding to the measures adopted by the Emperor erpecteS that she could come up with her.
of AusrafA), 44 Votre pare est un ganache." The
Meaning of this wotd is a stupid fellow. The EM-
press, although she understands the French language
well, was unacquainted with it, and asked one of the
Ministers, after BONAPARTE had retired, what. the
eyord meant' He, Frenchman like, replied, o A good
sort of a man." Soon afterwards a deputation waited
on her Imperial Majesty with an Address from the
Departments, when the Empress, to•express her gra-
titude, replied to the-Deputies, " Vous &es tons des
ginaches 1" Covawr-GanOre THEATRE.—Yesterday evening
the Beggar's Opera, compressed, or rather eitmeskd
into two Acts, was performed at this Theatre. Ac-
cording to the course of the representatimr now,
-steady the whole of the occurrences in the second acts
' (as it originally stood), are cut out. The scene of
the thieves, in midnight divan, and the consequent
scene, where Macheath Was accustomed to tevel amid
his deceitftl courtesans. is altogether omitted ; and
the second act at present commences with an inter-
view between Pearkum an.: .r.o.dit, in which we are
informed, by an interpolation that is put into the
mouth ofockit, that Ma. heath bath been t iken, once
-more, through the perfidy of his mistresses; then the
-Newgate scene commences, and continues to the end,'
with little or no variation, excepting the felt dance.,
—Of the performance it is almost unnecessary to
speak—Miss STeeness's Polly continues to charm r
and must do to, as long as exquisite singing—and
acting, natural and pathetic—can command the feel-1
ingai Mr. INCLEDON, as Iffacheath, sang with more
than ordinary force—so How happy could I be with
litter," was at once homouroos and harmonious.—
Mrs. BISHOPP performed the now demi-character
of Lucy 1 but the compressor left her very little to
'do. That little she executed well. The Opera went ,
off with eclat till its elose-s-when a gond many disen-
tient voices were • heard ; they were evidently direes
ted, not against the performance, hot against the ok
tereliont.

istsolVatrr Vr.nrons.-The clauMs added by the
Commons ih Lord R EDEMA LE'S Bill for amending the
'lnsolvent Act of lass Session are to the following
effect : •
46 Repealing that part of the Act which reiinTres
the Debtor to take an oath ptevious to applying by
petition, and enacting that the petition shall contain
an offer to take the oath required by the Ate.
I 66 Enacting that in case any advertisement to he in-
serted under the authority of the Act, in any min-
t paper, shall contain more than fifty words, there shalt
be paid for the insertion sia.pence for every ten word%
above fifty, over and above the three shillings men.
dotted in the Act.
Enacting that in the adjudication a the Conrt
! that h prisoner is entitled to the benefit of the Ac:,
and order thereon, it shall not be necessary to specify
I the creditors of the prisoner, but shall be sußicient to
i refer in the order to the schedule sworn to by prisoner
specify ing such creditors either generally or specially."