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London, England, 1810-11-01 00:00:00

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FALMOUTti, bartittit
No arrivals —Sailed the GLZANER !Leta, 141141
Mail, for Surinam, Berbice, dec. ; the Britannia 'Cut-
ter, Lieut. WiLsoN, with a Mail, for Lisbon and
Cadiz ; and the Colchester packet, with a Mail, for
the Leeward Islands.--A' ind E.
Pt '(MOUTH, OCTOBER 30.
The wind still continues unfavourable for any ar-
rlialfratn Lord Virat.mordst.
'lots day arrived the ORESTES Stoop of war, 'eats-
same Loswortr.az, from a cruize off Ushint:,-and has
linught in with her a fine French privateer, mounting
14 guns, and a crew of 100 men on board, which she
took atter an action of half an *mi, dating vihich the
enemy had two ,seen kilio and 'five %voodaea but
none belonging to the Ofts*igp, were hUrt : site had
been two days out of Nantz, Vat had not taken any
thing. Abo arrived the WEAZLE schooner, with a
mall convoy of coasters, from Falmouth. Sailed the
INTELLIGENT gim-brig, ~for Cork ; the DRAGON, 74.
guns, Admiral Sir Pn*icss LAFOREY, for the West-
jndies ; the ANMAIDA, 74, for the Rochefort station ;
and the Ann tender for Bristol.

An eitra number of shipwrights Are ,ordered on
board the I%IALTA, 80 guns, to expedite the fitting of
be for sea•

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La SEINE frigate, which came up the harbour to be
paid off, is ordered down- into Bainpeol to refit again.
for sea. She experienced• very tempestuous weather
during her last cruise, which did her material da.
rage ; she has, however, been very successful in tak-
ig prizes.
The Prussian galliot Atirota, in ballast, front Ost-
td, bound to Sable d'Olonne, has been detained and
ea in here by one of our cruisers.
A seaman, belonging to the STANDARD, 64 guns,
lying in Cawsand Bay, fell off the fore-yard-arm of
eat ship on Saturday last, and was killed on the spot.
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 31.
Arrived his Majesty's ships l'Aut.tat.F. from Hell-
viand ; Dtxrznous, from the Downs ; and FOR-
frrm Botany Bay.—Sailed his Majesty's ships
Fa,.asza, for the Mediterranean ; SPITFIRE and
DIWNEDASY, for the Downs ; RATTLER, on a cruise ;
ad Ct.Axc;nit gun.brig, for Lisbon.
DEAL, OCro tin 31.
Arrived his Majesty's ships. THESAW and FLY,
1:11 Portsmouth..-Saticd the Bui.s.aolum; fur ditto.
Znd W. and moderate.
SHEERNESS, OCTOBER SI.
Arrived his Majesty's shipVENGEUA from Chatham,
nd the Abundance from the River. Sailedlis Ma-
pry's brigs Vitrutta and CENTINEL with a large fleet
fcr the Baltic ; and the Abundance to the westward.
The RAVEN is undocked.
YARMOUTH, OCTOBER si.
Axrrived this morning the Sternbelt Danish priva-i
teer of ten guns and upwards of fifty men, captured
by the TWEED, of 18 guns, off the coast of Norway ;
the privateer had been out some time, but had not
taken any thing. Sailed the LEVERET for the Har-
bour to refit ; and the HEARTY, CALLIOPE, and ACUTE
gun brigs on a cruize. Remain in the Roads the
Roebuck, Lord GARDNER'S flag-ship, and Havoc :un-
it. Wind W. and by S.
HULL, OCTOBER 29.
A. fleet for the Baltic is assembled at the Humber;
but, the wind being contrary, cannot yet proceed.

ABERDEEN, OCTOBER 23.
The Brigantine St. Nicholas, Mimic, arrived here
ea Tuesday last, after a passage of five weeks, from
Shediach ; parted the night before her arrival with
the Hope, MoirroN, of Shields, bound to Chatham,
from Quebec, whence she sailed on the 13th Septem-
ber, two days after a large convoy had left that place
for Britain. The St. Nicholas spoke, on the 7th inst.
the Brigantine Harmony, itArrr, of thi3 place, all
veil, in lat. 52. 30. N. long. 32. 30. W. out 19 days,
from Liverpool for Newfoundland. Wednesday last,
the Fame, Gitutotr, arrived here from Quebec, after a
passage of six weeks ; left the Anna, Wool), expected
to be ready for sea next day, when the pilots were in-
tending to proceed to. Montreal to bring down the
Stranger, Hope, and Jolly Bachelor, of this place.

Captain De COVRCY is appointed to a new 74, just
equipped and victualled, in order to proceed with all
possible dispatch to join the squadron tinder the MU-
?mind of his Either, Rear-Admiral Da Couaci, off
the 137-4/;Is.

The iolloWing Toredint part of the 0-lichee
fleet, 'sr
-2 not known "to have arrived at iny port in
the United Kingdom, eitir.—tholOeian; Ord; Mary,
Maitland ; and the John end. Mart; MentsleY; for
London ; the Asplaalon, Middleton, for .Vitoolwich ;
Isabella, Carp, for Chathant ; Ann, Gibson ; William,
Wompray ; Prospero, Lee and the Syren, Harrow,
for Sheerness.
The Venerable, DUVAL, from Jamaica to Ilayti
was taken by a French privateer the 27th of August'
plundered and given up, and has since returned to
Jamaica.

The Ossiride, SrExcs, from Maranham to Liver-
pool, is on shore in Fisgard Bay, with five feet water
m her hold.
The Little George, Sown-, from London to Que-
bec, has been dismastPd on the. Banks of Newfound-
'land, and has arrived in Fairlee Roads.

The Little John, TunNauLL, of Sunderland, was
run down off Yarmouth ; crew saved.
Tie Liberty, ArraNs, (an American) from Phila-
delphia to Jamaica, was taken by one of Christophe's
etuizers, Lid carried into Port-au-Prince.

The Union, M.Keowx, arrived from Leith, at Vir-
ginia, on the
.sth September.
'the Experiment, Swoux, arrived from Leith, at
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114w•Yo*: Du 4be 9th Septulaber.

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