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London, England, 1804-11-07 00:00:00

KAUTICAZ, INTALLIGENCE.

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PrarmouTit poem, Nov. 4.--Capt. NaSH AM is.ap-
pointed to aft in tfte•Fourtroyant (or Capt. Pun er,
until he recoveei Vront the effeds of his late accident.
Remain in Cawfand Pay the Foudroyant, 84, Rear
Admiral Sir THOMAS Gnarls, Capt. NESHAM ;
olofilis, 74, Capt. Mott los ; Repulfe, 74. Captain
LEGGE ; Montague, 74, Cant! Orwar ; Mutinous,
74, Capt. Sir CHARLES HAVIILTO/1; COUtAgCUI. 74,
Capt. YSPYLPS t. Thunderee, 7+, Capt. BEDFORD
Minotaur, 74. Capt. Manaetzus; Terrible. 74, Capt.
Lord Ham PAULIT.—The Thunders is going to
tea this?fternoon, to join the Channel Fleet. The
Fondroyant fails on Tdefelay, for Rochefort, on
which (Winn Sir THOMAS GRATIS is to relieve Vice
Admiral COLLSNOWOOD.
PL**OUTH • Nov. s.—Came in the Choice, Captain
CLARK, from Cadiz. bound to' London, laden. with
hides, tallow, &c. t the failed the 16th Oftober, a'
which time there were (wily three Britifh veffels left in
that port ; the TRIUMPH, of 74 guns, was cruizing
off Cape Sr. Vincent's on the 2 zel Oftober. Came in
the Neutrality, Captain Etaa son , from Porfground,
laden with timber and deals, for this port ; and the
Fortuna, Captain Ds toss, from London, bound to
St. Michael's, laden with barons merchandize.
Cainein the Effezof MaItIen,GEORGV BETTS, from
Gibraltar, for London ; the failed thence the t ith Oc-
tober, with the fleet sander convoy of the NARCISSUS.
On board this veltel are a number of paffengers from
Yefterday the LORD Mayo' gave a dinner to Sir Gibraltar.
SION ST SMITH and a ',age party, and in the evening
the LADY MAYORESS emettaitted he. friends with a .. Came in the Aid, Captain Jiro. TAYLOS., from
ball and limpet. The faloon was elegantli lighted Meffina, bound to LOMILIII, with various merchan- ,
up by Patrick. . . dife i a Stsanifh thip, from the Havannah to Cadiz*,
A new after-piece, called the Two Pril;:aerr. was detained by the Mascaras a frigate: the latter is gone
!ter
re, read in the Green Room at Drurylane up tunnel with the Mediterranean fleet, and are
Theatre, in which Mr. Et-Liston and Mrs. Joenar r• ••
have principal cliaraElers. . fuppoled to have reached St. Helen's.
poarsostrin, Nov. 6.—Arrived the EVRTALUS
The Royal arartments in Windfor Cattle are nearly
ft'gate from the weftward. Sailed the P AAAAA GANET
finned. The number of perfons who have been ad-
mitred to view them within the lati two months, have man of war to join the Channel fleet ; ADAMANT
greatly impeded the progrefs of the workmen. The man of war for the Downs; baorasna frigate for •
Princefs EIItABATH'S apartments are adorned and Guernfey ; Caacrsß gun brig on a cruize ; Tat
fitted up under the tafteful diteetions of her Royal
Rune and Livstor frigates; Raves brig of war;—
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Highnefs. The Frincefa has chofen for her bed,
chamber, the apartment bellow the eaftern battle-
ments next the centre of the terrace walk, which has with the Prevoyante and Camel (lore !hips, and a
long been admired for its romantic fituation, from large fleet under convoy, for Oporto, Liibon, and the
the circumftance of its having a kind of parterre; or
Mediterranean. Came into harbour the SPIDIS bri
Pieceof garden ground, railed as a terrace on alevel
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with the chamber. In this little fpnt the Princelt of war and the Ajax tranfport. Wind N. E.
EarzAsziat, who is not a novice in botany, intends DEAL, Nov. 6.—Remain in the Downs, the Mo-
,to plant that (caret and beautiftd creeping exotic, the nerd), Utrecht. Leopard, Inflexible, and Ardent,
, prgolaria oilimal men of war ; Antelope, Rnmney, Cellar, and Chem-
' A e.: pedorat
ment took place, a few days fince at Brigh- pion, ft agates ; Cruizer, Curlew, Dart, and °relies,
' ton, that has caufed a good deal of converfation nof
war ; Fury on
lamong the fatbionables at that place, with the addi-
Hoops
Bold, and Rifleman gun brigs; a fleet of
d Sulphur bombs ; Mallard,
tion of a little fcandal. It happened at a great honk Tyg refs,
not a hundred Miles from the Lodge. As loon as aimed defence Ups ; and leveret gun brigs, cutters,
the eircumllance was known, the faMily fervent' were Sec. in Walmer Roads. Wind S. W.
difpatched in every direftion, in fearch of the fugi- Livaaroot, Nov. e.—Tbe Elizabeth, Guts,
tives, but without faceds; nor have the parties been
arrived here from the Havannah on Friday, failed
lance heard of. The Lady is young, beautiful, and
accoroplithed ; we will not fay an hihrefs, but her ex. from thence in company with the Thomas and the
peftations were confiderable at the death of a grand- Lottery, and parted from then. 54 days ago, all well.
pato, wht, is, in confeguence, now in town. labmiring —The Crefeent, Laos, from hence for Africa, was
under a fevere indifpnfition. The Candour family fay, _ ~
"At bad a Bond mato' for it, and is not to be blamed, on •
1 the 21 ft September ad Nladeira, all well.—
col/dreier: her fluorite." The Friends, Hotnts, from Peterfburgh for this
rot, was well at Longlione, the loth ult. 'I he
MANSION House.—Several perfons were Common-
ed for refuting to pay the tax laid upon lodgers and Minerva, WALKER, from hence for Newfoundland,
inmates in the City of London, for railing the Army i mitt into
the Clyde. The Tyfon, Evescus, that
of Referee. His Lord(hip ordered his Clerk to read failed he zath ult. for Demarara, put back yelterday
clanks from the AEI of Parliament, which explained • • •
through contrary winds and had weather, with her
the power given to Aldermen, Deputies, and Corn-1
mon Council of different Wards to demand this tax • forematt fprung. The Trinity Buoy Yatch, Cm.- ,
And for non-payment of which, to imprifon or dillrefs' Lute, from hence to Leto ran,
air has (prong a leak,riendthip and
as the law &rats. Some pleaded they had only of- pm into Copenhagen p. The F,
flees. and kept bottle out of the City, and paid all , from hence for Cork, is put into Port Ruth, I
taxes ; but they were told they mutt likewife nay
this tax, or be fubjeEt to penalties according to law. with damage. The Grizzle, NI Kik LE v, from hence
totally loft on ' 'ufker tl:c eeth tilt. 11
Box-an—Hurley Bottom, where champion Bel. for Tralee, was
cher lira. grounded his pimiliftic fame, in the battle only the Captain laved. Th: Charlotte and Arn, ,
withßurke, andwhich has lance been diltinguithed for M.KtaDv, from hence for Galway, was wrecked in
battles t,f Idler note, was on Monday laft the feat Tramore Bay, in the fame gale, veal and cargo
nf aelion between a Betkrhire hero of the name of , ;,
__w laved
Flowers, and a country Pngililt, known by the name '°"--`" . '
of Black,
yemme.—Flowers isia,
a coachman to Major The Adriana, Illocutios, arrived here the eft
H—r—h, of Dunfdor-green (in that county) and inflant, from New York, in twenty-eight days, brins
was matched for twenty-five guineas, a fiatnight account of a dreadful hnrricane having happened ..t
flnce, to fight his opponent, who lives by his prolef- Savannah, on the Bth of September, which deftroyed
lion, and never refutes a challenge. At the enm•
a number of flares, bottles, a:e. and the following
mencement ol the fight, the fame of Jemmy had a
powerful influence over the coachman, who flatted fhips being on (bore and otherways damaged, viz.—
much in the hl fl ten ratinds. During this interval, The Bruno, of Savannah, grounded at high water
Jemmy bad touched him fine, by a favourite bit on the mark ; Guflava, of St. Thomas's, afloat, but all her
pit of the lion:soh. Coaclicy vomited much, which
top-malls and fore mat carried away; Magdalen, of
cleared him nut fit for attion, and fo dezteroufly did
he throw in his blows, that after the fight had lofted GlAfgow, upfet, has her bottom much torn, and is
half an hour, the claret flowed fo copioufly horn the funk near the Winter.; General Jackfon, ----, her
head and body rf mwrio. that his hits were unavail- keel at high water mark ; Mar y, of Chatletton,loaded
ing. Bets were at this time five and fix to one on the with cotton, and waiting for a wind, driven on the
coachman, who won the battle after a hard fight of ,
N% hart ; Diamond, of New York, grounded at Bol-
fifty-fix minutes. The Black was removed off the
ground is a polachaife, apparently lifelefs from the ton's
Upper Wharf; Brandy Wine, of Savannah,
lofs of Wawa Moll of the Country Gentlemen Arne- grounded at low water mirk ; Hiram. of ditto,
fe-
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tcurswere pi efent,and confiderable fuots were fpo teed. 1 the piles of Williamfon and Co's. Wharf, and has
Monday morning the City Light Horfe, preceded veral holes in her haulm ; Minerva, of ditto, en the
aamee "owe What f, above .r.g.l w Ater mark, Ar-d fc-
by fcveral cars tilled with the difmounted cavalry, , ft. ~ r r 1; I
came down Holborn-hill, on their way to Wimble-
d Coos.
don Common. The eats were drawn by fix hones TetThe a] fehoonritifh ers an
Chctio;her. tall fram Al. ica, ts '
each, and of courfeeach pair of holies was managed B fhip i i
by a pottillion. In coming down the hill, the near funk alnrl,,fide the Wharf at Charlefton, in the hur•
bode in the (halts of one of the cars becime hatted- ricane of the 7th of September.
ing relieve, and made divers efforts to throw his ..WITH, NOV. 3.—On Sunday tart, arrived in Leith
rider. In the left of theta attempts he came to the Roads, the Leith arn:3 Idg, with the trade from
ground with peat violence. The poor mar's legs! Llfinctir. On Mandas arr.v,d the rORRE 1 rift gun
and on Tueld ay In': LY • N. floop of war, from
The ketolnricn, Captain Roma, is at.-
were entangled in the flirt ups, and the animal kick-' is,at,
ed with great fury. The vehicle was inflantly flopped, I a trait:.
and fevetal of the privates, as ith the molt commend. ! jived at Leita, ft, rts St. retriburgh, with 400 catk.
able alacrity, jumped down, held the creattne fall lof tallow. Lad va-,ht, a f`ror going on board ore
able
the head, and extricated the man, unlont• from i of
was thshowocd.e verfels in Leo:. hattoor, fell over.board, and
his perilous fituation.