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Yeilerday the convoy of fifty fail, with the A lIROI
frigate and feveral armed brigs, arrived in the Ba,
from England. Arrived alfo the LiVIATHAN fror
the Cadiz fleet to refit, and the his°'ANT gun !mil
with difpatches for this place and Malta.
SIPTEMSER 30.
The acconntsfrom Spain to-day flate,that the came
before this place is to be (portly broke up, and
chief part of the troops fent to Cadiz.
The garrifon is all healthy, nor has there been
appearance of the fever in Spain this year.
Some foldiers deferted lately from the • oth RI

ment. One of them was deteded in the attemi.
and will no doubt fuffer the punithment due to a aim
of fuch enormity.

The great fuccefs of the new melo drame at
vent Garden has afforded new names for new fa&
of all forts : there are Rugantino lhawls, Ruganti
hats, Rugantino petticoats ; rod the Peruquter
Bilhopfgate-illeet has brought out the Bravo Cui
or Rugantino Wig.
TOWNSHISD, who attended one of the rehearfal
Mr. REYNOLDS'S Ddingurnt, objeeted to the cat.
trophet and on being told it was according to peeticai
jullice, he replied, "that is a Magi Crate I nev
beard of before; but it would'nt do, ci'ye fee,at Bo‘
dreet."
A duel was fought a few days Gnce near Peter-
(ham, by two refpeEtable tradefmen of that town
confequence of a difpute the preceding evens
After a hamlet's difcharge on each fide, the fecr
interfered, and the parties were reconciled.
A duel was fought on Ft iday evening in Copenha-
gen Fields, between a Captain of a volunteer cu
and a Mr. M'C—, in confequence of an altercal
which took place at the rcprefcntation uf the
comedy at Covent Garden Theatre on Thtu
evening. One of the Gentlemen, on teceivini
adverfary's fire, difcharged his piilel in the a;
which the fcconds int:Aired.

NIUTICZ.r. P.-TELL ICE A CI:. .11P
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 1 S.—Came in the B.ofey, earl
from Philadelphia, Captain JoN Es, bound to C:ia-
rante, laden with fugar and coffee, detained by the
Tartar privateer, of Guernfey, which wife! has de-
tained three others that are not y.et arrived ; the For.
Capt. jastwooo, from the South Seas, laden with
oil, for London; the Baltic Merchant, C.tpt. SMITH,
from St. Kitts, for London, laden with fugar, and
coffee; the Albion, Capt. ALLAN, from Jamaica, for
London; the John and Thomas, Capt. CLARK, from
Ditto, for Ditto; and the Hero privateer, from a
cruize.—Sailed the Wasp, of 18 guns, on a cruize.
Came in the Adventure, —, from Surinam.
Drone, Nov. IC—Arrived laft night his Majefly's
'hip ANTELOPE, Rear Admiral Sir Wm. SYDNEY
SMITH, with the Otter hoop, Vefnvins, DifloTery,
Zebra, and Eaplofion bombs, Fearlefs, Exertion,
Locuft, Furious, Sparkler, Bold, and Archer gun-
brigs, Diadem armed 'hip, and the Convulfion and
Deftruhion mortar boats. It appears very evident,
that the French expeh to receive a vifit at Boulogne,
as they have yefterday and to-day affembled a great
number of armed veffels in the Roads. From our
hills this afternoon we could obferve two or three
hundred, among which were two praams and feveral
large brigs, the remainder chiefly fchooners and log-
gers ; two of our frigates and a hoop were watching
their motions. We have been all buftle here today,
in confequence of the number of (hips of war in our
Roads ; the launches lately fitted here were this
evening fent on board the gun-brigs. Remain
in the Roads, the Antelope, Rear Admiral
Sir S. SMITH, Diligence, Otter, Combatant, and
Valorous hoops of war, Vefuvius, Difcovery, Zebra,
Explolion, Hecla, and Volcano bombs, Defperate,
Fearlefs, Firm, Blazer, Bloodhound, Bruizer, Exer-
tion, Locuft, Furious, Sparkler, Bold, and Archer
gun brigs, Convulfion and DeftruEtion mortar boats,
0 Diadem and Sceptre armed (hips and Atalanta cutter.
Nov. 17 —Came into this harbour laft night the
hoy Clara, Capt. Lo ND, of and for Gottenburg, in
ballaft, from St. Malo, being afraid to proceed, in
' confequence of the French privateers taking all
Swedes.
f Five o'clock, P. M.—The flips, Bcc. mentioned
" above, (lilt remain in the Roads.—Wind E S.E. and
If fine moderate weather.
a YARMOUTH, NOV. 17.—Arrived the North-WA-
e- men, under convoy. Sailed the Protects Auguita
r_ cutter, with a tranfport with French and Dutch pri-
loners, for Chatham. Sailed the Vixen gun brig, on
rs a cruize. The fleet under Admiral RUSSELL will fail I
a to-morrow morning on a cruize. Ship; of war, Ma- 1
toil jeftic, Admiral RUSSELL ; Roebuck, Admiral Dou. j
in GLAR ; Elephant, DiSator, Stately, Agincourt, Prin. f
cell of Orange, Rutty men of war ; Beavor and
r.
Mufkito hoops ; and the North-WA-men under
"" convoy.—Wind S. W.
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R OCH is FO ItT StUADRON. -.
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ef. By a letter received from an officer on boast hit
Majefty's fhipTai u my ii,(one of the 'hips in the fqna-
his dron of Admiral STILLING) we learn the following
rah particulars:—That Admiral STILLING having fallen
fire in with the PICKLa fchooner, had been informed of
loft the brilliant vii ory obtained by Lord Nvison, coretta
ain . the Cadiz fleet ; and that the next day (the date is 4
unfortunately omitted) they came up with a neutral
ay. flip, which they examined, and from the crew re.
Ind ceived the following, intelligence s• 0 that this neutral
mst. (hip had been detained by the Rochefort fquadron five
ne days, and was towed by the Majefteux with a i 6 inch
lofe
cable, which, fortunately for the *neutral, broke, and
he parted from the fleet eight days ago, in fat: 30. N.
rich
The Rochefort fquadron 'mid then in their poffeilion .
fled an Englifh frigate, ten Englifh merchantmen, and
rant thirty neutrals; had burnt an Englifh hoop of war,
and feveral merchantmen, and had detained every
veffel they Caw, to prevent their giving any informa-
tion
of the track of the Beer, whole deftination was •
ORA f„ppored to be for Teneriffe. The CALCUTTA ICU
I
Bay not with the fqnadron."
rom The writer of this letter, aware of the fallacious •
31i,, information given by mailers of neutral (hips, enter-
taineda Come doubts of the veracity of the perfons from .
whom thofe particulars were obtained ; but if this
account be true, the notice fent from the Admiralty '
amp to Lloyd's, about three weeks ago, hating,• that tl.e • 1
the Rochefort fquadron had got into Ferrol, mull have
been incorreh. The letter, though not dated, mull : I
have been written about the end of laft month, and
any
we may therefore (till hope, that this fleet may, 'etc
long, fall into our hands.
tegi- It has been already hated, that the Rochefort lb ua.
mpt, drop had fallen in with the outward bound Oporto
rime fleet, confifting of fifteen fail, which left Falmouth
the 27th of September, under convoy of his Moja--
ty's (hip l'AimasLE, and had taken Come and dlr. '
I
ilions On the loth of Oitober the fleet fell in with the I
Co-_ pelted the refl.
enemy's fquadron, between Vigo and Viana, confilt- i
ntino
er of ing of five fail of the lint, three frigates, and two
bri s upon which l'AiramiLE made a (mil to fepa-
:urls, g .
rate,' and lland to the louthward of the
veffels
bound
Ids of to Oporto. Four of them only were fortunate enough
ratal. to reach the port in fafety, four more kept aloof off
errirai the bar, waiting a favour able opportunity to get in ;
never the fame number, /one of them, the molt valuable
BOW. (hip in the convoy, the Retpea) were known to be
captured, and three got into Viana ; that had beJ
peter come eche reit was not known at the time. This(,
lin, in .come
was fowled at Lifbon to have originated
ing. through a frigate having met with I'AIMABLE form at-
,
-:rinab ter her departure from Falmouth, which gave be in-!
telligence. The following is an accurate lilt of met
ha names of the veffels arrived, taken, he. 0
e'''---- Prince(' Rol al, Sedulous, Three Brothers, and Oporto, arrived:
Corps., at Oporto. •
cation Lai:airs, Charlotte, Plots (Robinfoo) and Conneatt, off the
Le new Bar.
m.fd, y
sr Janes Ti Patton), Margaret (Wllfon,from Hull), and Reward,
anoa
ng his i TiRved
erpett' (from Hun) Mercury (Renters), and Jupiter (Ewen)
1+!, On i I.AcCii, together wt h a:.orlitz vefla, name unknovre.
1 I:f.l.dle and IVlenzor, milling.

From tbe LON DriN G AZ ,•1' IT, Aovember 16.

•DMIRALTY-OFFICE, NOV. 16.

Copy of a Lettcr from the Right lion. Lord Collingwood, Vice-
Admit I of the Red, &c. &c. to Wi!litun Marfden, El+ dated
on heard the Eurralus, off Cadiz, Oa. 28, 180 d.

Sir—Since my letter to you of the 74th, Rating
ie proceedings of his Majefly's fquadron, our fitua-
inn has been the moll critical. and our employment
moll arduous that ever a fleet was engaged in.—
On the 24th and 25th it blew a moll violent gale of
wind, which completely difperfed the (tips, and
trove the captured hulls in all direilions. I have

ice been employed in colleding and defiroying
,rem, where they are at anchor upon the coati be-
ween Cadiz and fix leagues weftward of San Lucar,
ithout the profped of raving one to bring into port.
mentioned in my former letter the joining of the
int: I. GAL and Mt LPOMEN 1., after the aelion ; I can-
t praile the aftivity. of their Comman-
as, in giving Alliance to the fquadron in deltroy-
ag the enemy's (hips. The Di.' lAN ce, after having
duck to the Aigle, as long as it was poffible, in hope
of faving her from wreck, which feparared her
for fome time from the fquadrnn, was obliged to
abandon lic.r to !ter fate, and the went on Ihore.—
Captain Dila times exe►tions have been very great.
I hope I than get them all deliroyed by to-morrow,
if the weather keeps moderate.—ln the gale the
ROYAL SOVEREIGN and MARS 1011 their fcremafts, and
are now rigging anew, where the body of the fqua-
dron is at anchor to the N. W. of San Lucar.—l
find that on the return of GRAYIN A to Cadiz, he was
immediately ordered to tea again, and came ont,
which made it neceffary for me to form a line, to
co►er the ditabled hulls —that night it blew hard,
and his (bip, the Prince of Aflurias, was difmatled,
and returned into port ; the Rayo was alto difmaft-
ed, and fell into our hands; Don ENEIG u 11I'DortFL
had his broad pendant in the Rayo, and from him I
find the Santa Ana was driven near Cadiz, and tow-
ed in by a frigate. I am, Sir, &c. &c. &c.
(Signed) C. COLLINGWOOD.
P. S. I enclofe a lilt of the killed and wounded,
as far as I have been able to coiled it.
Abftradt of the names and qualities of the Officcre and Petty Offi-
cers killed and wounded on board the Britilh Blips in the ac-
tion with the Combined Deets of France and Spain, Odober
21,1805.

KILLED.

Royal Sovereign—Brice Gilliland, Lieutenant ; lBilliaat Chal-
mers, Mafter ; Robert Green, Second Lieutenant of Royal Ma-
rines ; John Ackenhead and Thomas Braund,
Dreadnooght—None.
• Mars.—Georg: Duff, Captain ; Alexander Duff, Matter's Mate ;
Edward Corbyn and Henry Morgan, Midlhipmen.
Minotanr—None.
Revenge—Mr. Grier and Mr. Brooks, Midthipmen.
Leviathan—None.
AJax--None.
Defence—None.

Defianee—Thomas Simons, Lieutenant ; William Falter, Boat-
(wain; James Williamfon, Midibirnan.

. WOUNRID.
Royal Sovercign—John Oliva and James Refhford, lieutenants;
James Levekonta, Second Li,utenant of Royal Marines; Wil.
i Barn Watfon, Matter's Mate; Gilbert Kennicott, Granville
Tbompfan, John Fanant, and John Campbell, Midfhipmen ;
• , franc Wilkinfon, Boatfvrain.
Dreadnought—inks L. Lloyd,Lieutenant ; Andrew M'Cullock
and Jame/ Sabin, Midfhipmen.
Mars—Edward William Garret and James Black, Lieutenants;
Thomas Cook, Matter; Thomas Norman (2d) Captain of
Royal Marines; John Yonge, George Guircn, William John
Cooke, John Jenkins and Alfred Luekeraft, Mislfhipmen.
Minotaur—lames Robinfoo, Boatfwain ; John Samuel Smili.
1 i Midfhipman.
I I Revenge—Robert Moorfom, Captain (nightly) ; John Berry,
1 Lieutenant ; Luke Brokenfh2w, Mater; Peter Lily, Captain
of Royal Marines.
1 , Leviathan—T. W. Watfon, Midfhipman (Rightly).
J Ajas—.None.
Defence—None.
I Defiance—P.o Durham, Captain (Rightly) ; James Spratt and
Robert Brown, Mailer's Mates; John Hodge and Edmund
Andrew Chapman, Midfhipmen. ZSigned)
C. Cot.i.ttanwOnn.
A Return of the Killed and Wounded on board the refrelive fhips
eompofing the Britifla Squadron ander the Command of the?
Right Honourable Lord Vifeount Neifon, K. B. Vice Admiral
of the White, &c. &c. &c. in the 2etion with the Combined
Fleets of France and Spain, October at.
ViCtorp—Not received.
Royal Sovereign-3 Officers, a Petty Officers, and 42 Seamen and
Marines killed; 3 Officers,s Petty Officers, and 56 Seamen and
Marines, wounded—Total lat.
Britannia—Not received.
, Temeraire—Not received.
i Prince. Not received.
I Neptune—Not received.
i Dreadnought-7 Seamen and Marines, killed ; t Officer, 2 Petty
Officers, and 23 Seamen and MatineNtedutsndLd rot. 12,1.
iMars—i Officer, 3 Petty Officers, and 25 Seamier :tad Marines,
killed ; 4 Gffseers, 5 Petty Officers, and 6o Stamen and Ma-
rines,ssounded—.Total 9%
Bellerophon-2 Officers, a Petty Officer, and 24 Seamen and Ma-
nines killed; 2 Officers, 4 Petty Officers, and 117 Seamen and
Marines, wounded.—Total 150.
Minotaur-3 Seamen and Marines, killed; t Officer, t Petty Of.
ficer, and 2.) Seamen and hlarines, wounded.— Fatal 25.
Revenge-2 Petty Officers, and 26 Seamen and Marines, killed;
4 Officers and 47 Seamen and Marines, wounded—Total 79.
Leviathan-4 Seamen and Marines, killed ; a Petty Officer and
as Seamen and Marines, wounded.— rotal 26.
i l Ajac—a Seamen and Marines killed; 9 Se:unen and Marines,
wounded—. Total 11.
1 Agamemnon—Net received.
Sparthatt—Not received.
Africa—Not received.
whine—Not received.
Coloffus—Not received.
Achilk—Not received.
Polyphemus - Not received.
Swittfure—Not received.
Defence-7 Seamen and Mai nits, killed; 29 Seamen and Ma-
i tines, wounded—Total 36.
1 Defiance--2 Officers, a Petty Officer, and 14 S, amen and Ma-
rines, killed; a Officer, 4 Petty (Metal, and 48 Seamen and
{ Marines, wounded. Total 70.
(Signed) c. ens tsvcwoon.
i
I Copy of a Letter from the Hon. William Cornwallis. Admiral of
the Red, Leto William ik I arfden, 1.. q. elated Ville dc Paris,
off flaunt, the 9th of November, IBC'S• •
Sir—l enclofe, fer the information of their Lord-
fhips, the copy of a letter to me from Capt. IVot.re,
giving an account of an attack made on-the A tr:t.s
by tome Spanifh gun boats in Vigo Bay. I hare the
i honour to be, &c. (Signed) w. CORNWALLIS.
Aigle, November 8, 1805.
Sir—Being becalmed in Vigo Bay, on the atfth
of September 14, at eight A. M. a Iquadron of
t nine Spanifh gun boats attacked his Mgjetly's frigate
under my command. At nine, a breeze fprung up:
1 rcverfed their attack into a !tally retreat ; but, from
their proximity to the (bore, we only captured one
of them, carrying a long twenty-four pounder, com-
manded by Don Joss,. MARIA GAI.ON, four altillery
men, and twenty-four feAmen. The AIOLR fuflained
11/4no other damage than a few fhot tbro Igh the fails.
\k„ I amp &c. (Sigiud) Gao. WeLIFI.
•
44\1.

Copy oft Letter from the Right Honourable Lord Keith, K. B.
Admiral of the White, &c. to William Madden, Efq. dated on
board the Edgar. off Ramfgate, Nov. 14.
Sir—l herewith tranfmit, for their Lordfhips' in-
formation, a copy of a letter which I have received
from Captain HANCOCK, of his Maier 's flonp the
Cautzsa, reporting the capture of le Vengenr French
privateer, one of the enemy's cruizers that has lately
infelled the coati from Lelfloffe towards the Gallo•
pd. I have the honour to be, tfce. (Signed) KIITH.

His Majelly's Hoop Cruiser, in the Downs, Nov. Is.
My Lord—l have the honour to acquaint your I
Lordthip, that, tan night at feven P. M. &etching
acrofs from the North Sand Head to refume my &a-
Lion off Fluthing, we fell in with two loggers, which
(offered us to approach them quite dole. One of
them was, at this time, in the a& of boarding a brig
to windward, within gun thot, and the other ran ath-
wart our bow, within hail, for the purpofe of board-
ing us to leeward, taking us for a merchant 'earl.—
This being the largeft, I made my firft objea, and,
after a chace of two hours, all the time within ma-
ket thot, and under fire of our bow guns and muf-
kets, I had the good fortune to bring down her main
topfail and main Install, when the (truck, and prov-
ed to be le Vengeur French privateer lugger, of 14
guns and fifty-fix men, commanded by JIAN At/cos-
via lintaat, two days out from Bhnlogne, and had,
on the afternoon of the day on which the was cap-
tured, taken two Swedi(h brigs, one laden with falt,
from Liverpool, the other from Battu in Lincoln.
(hire, in ballaft. She is a beautiful new lugger, and
efteemed the fatted failing veffel out of France. I
have, &c. (Signed) JOHN natucocit.
Copies of four Letters (and indufures) from the Honourable Rest
Admiral Cochrane, Commander In Mier of his Majesty's Mips
and rads at the Leeward Wands to William Madden. Ffq.
His Majeity's Ihip the Northumberland,
( sable Bay. June 23, 180 S.
Sir—l beg leave to in:orm the Lords Commif-
timers of the Admiralty, a letter from Capt. Ross,
of his Majefty's (hip CIRCE, gives an account, et* the
capture of la Conti:ince fchoener privateer, from
Guadaloupe ; this is the fame velfel formerly taken
by the CIRCE off the coal of Spain, but recaptured
to windward of this Mod ; the had juft left Guada-
loupe, and her trim was not known ; the is a re-
markable fine veffel. I am, &c.
(Signed) A. COCHRANE.
Ransil:B, Corti& Bay, Barbadoes,September 4;1805.
Sir—l beg leave to enclofe the Copy of a letter
from Lieutenant PETRI, commanding his Majefty's
armed Hoop Dominica, giving an account of the
capture of a (mall privateer ; and by the pollfcript
of a letter 1 have jun received from the Prefident of
Dominica, he was in fight from that ifland with a
fchooner he had alto captured. I have the honour
to be, &c. (Signed) A. COCHRANY.

His Malelty's Armed Coop Dominica, Rokau, Anstalt 14.
Sir—On the evening of the Hth init. (Scott's
Head bearing N. E. z leagues,) his Majefly's armed
floop under my command, captured a (mall row-boat
named l'Hazard, armed with mulketry, having on
board only fourteen men, three days from Point a.
Petre, without having made any capture. I have the
honour to be, &c. (Signed) R. •ETER.
Ramilies , Carlific Bay, 'Windom, Sept. 4,1805.
Sir—The enclofed copy nt a letter from Captain
CLINCH, of his Majelly's !I,3np Osraly, gives an ac•
count of his having captured the Teazer, a French
privateer of (even guns and fifty•one men. I have
the honour to be, &c. (Signed) A. cocmitAw a.

His Majefty's Sloop Ofprey, Carlifle Bay,
Barbadoes, Auguft as, Oros.
Sir—l have the honour to accquaint you of my
having fallen in with a French privateer fchooner, on
the 17th of May lalL, the ifland of Berbuda bearing
South, diftant five or fiz leagues, which, after a chace
of five hours, I captured. She proved to be le
Terrier of feven guns and fifty-one men, belonging to
Guadaloupe, commanded by Jos E r H RATISQII E, who
was badly wounded by a grape Ihot. Out on a three
months cruize, and had made (even captures, molly.
droghers ; during the chace fhe hove two of her guns
overboard. I have the honour to be, Sec.

(Signed) TIMOTHY CLINCH.
Northumberland, Carlifle Bay, Barbadoes, Sept. t 3, 1803.
Sir—l enclofe, for the information of the Lords
CommilTioners of the Admiralty, a copy of a letter
from Lieutenant Robert Peter, commanding his Ma-
jelly's armed !loop DOMINICA, (whole exertions and
allivity entitle him to great crc.lit,) giving an ac-
count of the capture of two fmall privateers. I have
the honour to bc, &c. (Signed) A. COC HRAN 5.

Hk Makßy's armel Coop Domi.dca, off Rofeau, Scoot. 5.
Sir—l have the honour to inform you his Majef-
ty's armed Mop DOMINICA, under my command,
captured on the 25th ult. after a chace of foam hours.
under the lee of this Wand, la Revanche, a French
row-boat privateer, mounting a twelve-pounder car-
ronade in the bow, and feveral fwivels ; having tin
board at the time of capture but fifteen men. She
had been eight weeks from Guadeloupe, and had
taken three fmall vetlels. Alf°, on the sd inliant,
at eight A. M. the Saints bearing N. E. by E. ditlant
about five leagues, another rowboat, named la Pm.
dente, having got within reach of the DOMINICA'S
guns without diicovering her to be an armed rail,
it being calm, 1 difpatched Mr. JACKSON, Midthip-
man, with eight men, All volunteers, to attack her
in the boat, at the fame time annoying her in her re-
treat by a fire of grape and canniller from the sloop.
At ten, when about two leagues from us, the boat
came up with her, and, after exchanging a few vol-
lies of tuniketry, the enemy ltruck. She was one
day from the Saints, having on board fifteen men,
well equ'pp.d. 1 am happy to fay t'iat only one man
was hint on the occafion, Jams: MORGAN, whole
collar-bone was broke. I have the honour to lat, SEC
(Signed) ROBERT PETER.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Commifroms in the Royal North Lincnlnfhire Regi-
ment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
John Graham, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated July sp, acs.
Richard Nichnlion, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated July s 6, ans.
John Bell, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated September a. isos •
Commillilns in the Lymington Volunteer Infantry,
ligned by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. Dated
November 13, 1803.
Major jobs Abel Walter to be Liestosent•Cotonei, vice Sir H.

B. Neale, Bart. reigned.
Captain Samuel Cleaveland to be Major, lace Walter, promoted.
Lieut. James Brown to be Captain, vice Cleaveland, promoted.
Enlign John Colborne to be Lieutenant, vice Brownorromoted.
Thomas Young, Gent. to be Fnfign, vice Colborne, promoted.
Charles James Oviatt, Gent. to be Edign, vice Rafe, deceafed.
Abraham Attwood, Gent. to be Surgeon.
Commiflion in the Royal Regiment of Devon and
Cornwall Miners, figned by the Lord Warden.
John Whitcburch Bennett, Gent. to bz Enk,a. Dated Novem-
ber 4, ttlas.

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