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London, England, 1812-11-09 00:00:00

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°Mete Were on Sattlrday dispatched to all t 1 Oda
ports, to hasten the sailing of the trAutps for the Pe.
ninsula, the moment the wind should become fait.
The statement of Sir ROWLAND HILL having been
speraded in his command by Sir EDWARD P-IGRT6
IS V* correct. The latter officer remains with the
emuard in the neighbourhood of Burgos.
sick in the hospitals in the Peninsul i amounted
bo the 44th of September, to 15,000 men. A part
of these were becoming convalescent.
Colonel Bvaou and Lord Matto' Went passen.
gers in the MontuLt fro Plymouth, on Friday. They
are to land at St. Andero.
Thursday arrived at the Fountain Inn, Portsmouth,
the Earl (If Pasteaoxe, and his son, Lord HIRRERT*
who is going outgo join the army in PortugaV
It was not the skeleton of the 74th Regiment that
lately proceeded to Carlisle (as stated by mistake in
several papers), but the recruiting depOt of that re-
giment. The regiment itself is now in the Peninsula,
and pretty strong in number.
We find that only about 1000 of the King's Ger-
man Legion are ordered to embark for Spam • and
these are recruits, for the different infantry battalions,
now serving there.
Orde • have been receiyed at Woolwich for the
embarkation of a Company of Artillery for Jamaica ,
and another Company has received the route to em-
bark at Gravesend, for Batbadoes. - •
Friday the Nemesis, Hon. Captain Winos, sailed
from Portsmouth for Coruna, with SOO of the Royal
Marine Battalion, as a reinforcement to the Erpedia
don under Sir Howe POPHAM. R. ALLEN, Esq. his
Majesty's Consul at Cortans, went pissenger.

N.firdL INIELLIGENt:R4

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 6

Arrived the Lady Emile, a new packet, from Dart-
mouth. Sailed yesterday the SITI.LA and SzarLowza
sloops of war, with trallaports for Lisbon.; and the
HIND revenue cutter on a cruize. The Windsor-
Castle packet for Gibraltar and Malta ; Express
packet for Cadiz, and the Fox packet for the Brazils,
are gone into the Roads. Seven or eight sail of
merchantmen are waiting here,bound to Malta, until
the convoy from Portsmouth comes ruund.---Wind
North, fine breeze.

PVEMOUTH, NOVEMBER 6.
Arrived nine coasters. Sailed the itesisronee for
Liverpool ; MEnuss. frigate for the coast of Spain ;
PIERCRR gun brig for Basque Roads ; the STRE-
NUOUS gun brig for Guernsey ; and the Dottki, of 86
guns, for Portsmouth. The 'FOUDROYANT, of 80gur.s,
came from Cawsand Bay to Hatnnaze, as did the
SPARROW, of 18 guns. Arrived the Prussian ship
Brothers from Bourdeanx in eight days--brings no
mews, detained by his Majesty's ship GROWLER. A
French privateer was seen the whole of yesterday from
Maker Tower, and captured a brig and .a sloop, sup.
posed to be London traders. The BELLE P. ot.E fri-
'gate has sustained' but little datilage, and wail soon
=dock. The squadron which sailed hei.c with Sir
H. B. NIALE, for Basque Roads en Ihnrsday, aq
,victualled for four months.

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PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 8, •
Sailed his Majesty's ships, Mortar, CoLunotwal
and ZEPHYR, With a convoy for Lisbon ;. WAR.
SPITZ for off Brest ; DIOMEDE for Cork ; &camellias.
and ZEXONIA on a cruize. Arrived his Majesty's ship
ROLLA from the Downs, and PARTIIJAN from a
cruize. His Majesty's ship Twit= is appointed con-
voy for the coast of Africa. The Clio,-Warte,frons
London for Curaco.i, in coming in: yassetday. Kot
oground`on the Sand Head at high water ; they
shored her, but at low-water she fell over and bilged,
and filled with water; the cargo and materials will
be got out, but the vessel will he entirely lost. Since
Frid3y afternoon upwards of 300 sail of merchant •
vessels have arrived at this port from the Downs,
many of them to join the outward-bound cvnvOys,
and about sixty sail with cargoes for this place and
neighbourhood.
DEAL, NOVEMBER 8.
Sailed yesterday the Bitaossa and B&IIIKO East
Indiamen for the River. Sailed to-day his Majesty's
ship CORMILIA with a convoy for Portsmouth. Ar-
rived tke ROYALIST sloop 'of war from, a cruize.--
Wind South East.
SHEERNESS, NOVEMBER S.
An titre convoy is applied for to proceed with
some transports to the Baltic ; and if any merchant-
vessels ate here by Wednesday, bound to Gotten-
burgh, they will be able to obtain the protection of
this convoy.
NOVEMBER a
The Auckland packet, Captain BRIDGE, arrived
from Gotteoburgh this day at noon, alter a week's
passage. Nothing of consequence had taken place
up to the 14th Ult. with the armies ; daily skirmishes,
the result of which was mostly in favour of the Rus-:
slain, had been fought, but no general acrion. It
was reported at St. Petetsburgh that BONAPARI a had
quitted the army for France subsequent to that date.
The Auckland brings 15 passengers. The packets
that were to have sailed yesterday with their p. spec-
tive Mails for Gottenborgb and -Heligoland, have
been detained, by contrary winds. A convoy sailed
from Gottenburgh on the Ist inst. tor England, of
about 100 sail.
• YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER 8.
Arrived yesterday in these Roads the BRAY.Nahr•
CantllN • Lieutenant Davos', with c6nvoy from Heizo.
land; STARLING, Lieutenant NIATIRIi, from the Nuns
whh convoy for Gottenhutgh) SARPIWON and EI:IZA
from Sheerness, and the DRAKE, Capt.in GREGORY
GIANT, from a critize off the Wet*. Sailed the
Bums& Lieutenant B.ts. of for' Heligolan ; and
the BRAVIR sloop of war, fce the Humber, to take
convoritoin thence to the Baltic. ,

COIN IIthoIOS.NOE, LONDON, NO*ToInER h.
TM aide* of Cure in genital, this morning, are tolerablp
lame from mast pares —K Lest Is from Ss. to. as. lower—icy
I combine without% variation g bet Gets are fun 2s. lower—Hone
' beans are 4s. te Se. per quarter *her, sod Dirks from s,. to at:
....Barley and Mott are fit &Mee& at the prices quoted—
Vase cane freely off load, and have olcclined from Is. to nt. p 4
Quarter—Hog Peat remain the same as below—Canary Seed V
dearow—Othkr logs arc without alteration--Finer is sold qt
110 s. per Seth. • - ‘
Less Moses bat .--klalley et Wlkeek Insbnage,
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