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London, England, 1803-11-26 00:00:00

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MAII.3:THIS DAY.—i-Wfw4 3. IL W.
All. DUI. Alit. Nene
Dublin 3 0 1 Hambnigi e 3
Waterford 0
I.ettere were received In town 011 Satirday from
Lifbon, dated rzth Nov. I Cadiz, dated 24th OA.
Mtn-Altar, Stft OR. 1 Alicalit, 24th Oft.
Oporto, —. 3d Nov. I Malesa, Lath O.
Barcelona,— in Nov.

Tousay, Nov. z6.—Arrived and failed again 'aft
evening the following veffels :—Honor, CHRISTMAS,
from Shields to Cork ; Benjamin, NICHOLLS, from
Deptford to Plymouth ; Cornet, WILLIAMS, from
London to ditto, Fame, HARMEN, from ditto to
Cork; John, Edward EVANS, from dittO to Brifiol ;
John and Thomas, &TRES!, from Lynn to Dublin ;
{loop Lord Nclfon, CHESSMAN, from Milford to
Shoreham ; the NEMESIS frigate alfo failed, but the
wind flying round to the fouthward and weflward and
blowing very heavy, fhe is returned again and remains.
—The fchooner Ann, JOHN VITTERY, mailer ; and
the fchooner Edward, Enwean VITT ERT, mailer, are
both arrived with coals from Newport (Wales), and
remain alfo. The brig Pomona, \VESTAL L, arrived
with coals from Sunderland, and failed fur Dart-
mouth. We have had moil tremendous forms this
week pail, accompanied with thunder and lightning,
alfo very heavy rain and hail.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. a6.—Came in the DRUID
NOUGH r, of 98 guns, from a cruize off Breit: alfo
the RAMBLER, of 16 guns, from a cruize : during a
very violent gale of wind in the Bay of Bifcay, fhe
was forced on her beam ends, and obliged to throw
eight of her guns overboard. The Pleats, of to
guns, was in company, but they loft fight of her in
the gale, and did not fee her afterwards—The Ara-
, of r 6 guns, from a cruize, having experienced
much diftrefs in the late heavy gale : fhe has gone up
Hamoaze to refit: Sailed the RANGER cutter, with
a fleet for the Downs. Came in the Danifh fchooner
Frifine, Captain NICOLAY Nissom, from Copenhagen,
for St. Croix, laden with lundries, put in here in
great difirefs—The Riling Sun, Captain &arca,-
LOll, from London, laden with malt, for South
Down : the carried away her malt in Bigfbury Bay
two days ago, and was towed in by two filling
veffels.

POITUOUTII, Ocr. 27.—Put back the Fax out-
ward bound South Sea-man, after experiencing fome
very heavy gales. Sailed yefterday evening a cartel
for Mortals, with French prifoaers; among whom
are the French Ladies who were taken in the Caro-
line, from Martinique ; the Cunful of St. Pierre's,
and fevers' officers taken at that island. The left
Convoy from Newfoundland this feafon, will fail from
St. John's under charge of the FaLcon, Captain
Ostss•matv, on tie la of December. The DIAN•
frigate, Captain Maus% has received orders to take
charge of the Mediterranean Convoy, which will not
fail until the arrival of the Hesioosrms (tore ails,
Captain La GROIN from the Downs. The Moo
has annulled the fignal. The Scram (bop of war,
Captain RossallAolll, is fitting for foreign fervice.
Vice Admiral Parrott is appointed to command in
the Downs; Rear Admiral Dacass is to hoift his
flag on board the Couaaosux, Captain T. BLITIB,
at this port, to a command in the Welt Indies.
DEAL, Nov. 37.—Arrived the Corso& gun.brig
from Yarmouth, and failed again for that place.—
Sailed thrdugh the Downs for the River a large fleet
of matters, under tonvoy of a gun-brig from Ply-
mouth. Sailed for the River, the San F. Bescantine,
Da Aaaanta, from Gilboa; Clermont, Dswwow,
from North Carolina; and John and Mary, STILL,
from Liverpool.

Remain in the Downs, kW Malcity's kips Monarch. Utrecht,
and Reifonable ; Champion, l'lmmortallte,f Amanathe,and Sirair-
rd, frigates; Yokota and Merlin floor of war; Palms, Pay.
and Zebra. bombs; Sterling, Casket, Minx, Bloodhound, and
Jackal, pm brigs; Swift, Pilot; Sally, Hinton:Nth ; tlberty, ;
and diem Thoropfou, from Riga, for Plymouth; Maiden, Bragg,
from Para :burgh, for Exeter; Lively, Miller, from ditto, for
Peteriburgh ; Mary, Barber, for °Pantry ; Maw. Brand, for
Smyrna; Bevan, Sparta; Cabbury,Dolibin ; Martha, Glidtdale ;
Jamaica, Walker; Leviathan. Brim; Thetis, Lawry; Sassed.
Inge ; and Hap., Emus, for jansim; isenda, Ilk. tar the
Mediterranean ; AIN" Annitts. tor Pertanosti I with a large
Beet of outward bawd merchant ildrs. exalters. and akin. Wind
W. N. W.