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London, England, 1811-03-12 00:00:00

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Sunday. (Sipes")
“ If. 11.41.7011 D. " W. nutaniat. a a, ',Min.!'
Hi* MAJESTY is now so much rovereel, that all
the Medical attendants in the interior h Ave beei with'
drawn from their day attendance, and the King's
Pages have resumed dkeir aceustonsed situations.
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At a meeting of upwards of 2000 Catholics ill
Dublin on Friday last, Sir E. Mlle* in bre Chair, it
ivas agreed to present an Address to the Prime Re.
gent, wherein they offer their hearts and handi in de-
truce of the throne. • Major Bryan then moved, that
a Petition should be forwarded to the Prince, for the
removal of the Duke of Richmond and Mr. W. Pole;
but after some dtscussion,•an amendment was propos.
ed by Mr. Plunket, praying that his His,sittewould
order an immediate inquiry, and that it nti grounds
appeared to exist for the late measure, that he Irma
dismiss both the Duke and Mr. POle. This motion
via carried, and a Petition founded thereon ordered
tble prbsented, •
• Bazat..---This day there being no Court of Alder.
men the Lord Mayor, after inspecting the returns, or.
dered the present prices to continue.
The English cutter, which was stated to ha7C been
taken by a swarm of French privateers, it is now said,
is the ()mama, of 10 guns, and fifty men, and not
the ALGIRIXI. The OLYs :rm. was attacked at tire
same time brten of the enemy's privateers, and she
sustained the unequal contest in the most heroic man-
ner, and would ultimately have sot off, if an unlucky
shot had not carried away her boom. Still, hisWever,
she continued to defend herself with the greatest ob.
stinancy, until bet gallant Commander, Lieutenant
TAYLOR, fell, and thirty of his little crew were killed
and wounded, wheat she reluctantly struck.
FAIMOUTH, MARCH 9.
Arrived the Humber armed ship from the East.
ward ; and Marlisorough packet, in eight days, from
Lisbon, With a mail.—Sailed his Majesty'S' ships
FRANCAISE, AftINVANCE, RI/LEMAN, SPY, and JAS,
PER, with about ISO sail of transports, &c. for Lisbon
and the Mediterranean. It is now ascertained that
the vessel lost On the Manacle Rocks is an Engi,sh
transport, and marked 4 H, supposed to be one of
the POICTIERS' convoy, bound for Liken.
Sailed kis Majesty's skip Timms, Captain REY.
xotze, for Barbadoes. Also the following packets
with mails ; —The Princess Charlotte and %%raising-
ham, tor" Lisbon ; Chesterfield, for Malta ; Manches•
ter, for Cadiz ; Lord Hobart, for Surinam ; Princess
Amelia, for Jamaica; Swallow, for the Brazils
Ann, for America ; and 'ha Queen Charlotte, tor the
Winds'vard Islands; ''‘' ' ' '
PLYMOUTH, Pitivitis,H D.
This morning arrived the 4sarLowsut brig of wart
with dispatches from Lisbon : she left the Tagus on
Sunday - • last ; also the Buionnousto
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sitferable armament 'of English and Spanish troops. ~ 1 evening . .; ...
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m'odn:rae wteinadnhdaftnaega. ii.; veered to de
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and had landed 0 Algeciras on the 21st ult.'
heregale had come on which dispersed the ships, and
prevented'hith frhm diseinbarkitig • all the tioops A PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 11.
the same point ;'but h rims hoped that he would be Arrived a 'fe* 'merchantmen from the Downs:—
Sailed the Votlani on a cruise.—Win.l S. E.
Able, if duly secondficilay the Signish garrison in Ca. - .
LONDON: Printed god pebliduodby Lust Ks wr, at the ST
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diz; ‘tielli.se ihe.iit* of that city::
.„A from talk of ‘ile nth Itasesr that al. Oars's, No .I, -Carey streets and at tie Rice. 141P,1•34

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