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London, England, 1803-10-20 00:00:00

NAUTICAL ryrELLICEIV CE.

MAILS THIS
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Pt.vmourti, Oc r. tB.—Came in a very fine French
(hip privateer, called the Adventure, of Bourdeaux,
of 18 guns. and iso men, Capt. GASCORT, taken by
his Majcily's (flip AcAsr4, of 4o guns, Capt. WOOD.
The ACASTA has alto retaken the St. Mary's Planter,
of Liverpool, Capt. JoNss ; and the Royal Edward,
of London, Capt. MUIRHEAD, but neither of them
are yet arrived: they were both taken by the Adven•
titre; as was alto the Rover, of Briftol; all from Ja.
maica. Sailed to join the Channel fleet his Majelly's
(hips the CULLODFU, of 74 guns. Capt. DACRESI and
ARDENT, Of 64 guns, Capt. WINTHROP. Came in
the PRINCE of WALES, of 98 guns, Rear-Admiral
CALDER, from the Channel fleet.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. t9.—Arrived the LIVIATHAN
man of war from Jamaica; VENUS and DIANA fri.
gates from a mire. Sailed the Et/KU/ICS frigate to
the Weftward.

DEAL, OCT. 18.—Arrived the VULTURE hoop r!
war with a fleet under convoy from the Weftward,
which are filed for the River. Sailed the MILPROOK
fchooncr, with difpatches frr the fleet off (Mend.—
Came down from Sheernefs, the Fuer bomb and
CONFLICT gun valet and remain.--Wind N. by W.
Herne, Ocr. i9.—Two fixty•fours and a frigate
are now at the Nefs, waiting, as we are informed,
fur tome light !hips of war and bomb.veffels that are
to accompany them to Boulogne. An attack, it is
underflood here, will be made on the flotilla in that
harbour, when the fquadron deftined for the enter-
prize forms a junEtion, and which is eapeded daily.
—The batteries that protect the harbour of Bou-
logne are truly formidable, and the bombardiers
(as an American paffenger lately told us) Cc-
leded for this particular duty. A day feldom
paffes, without our receiving Tome accounts from
the oppofite coals, generally brought by our cutters
that peep into Boulogne ; and they reprefent the bor.
tile flotilla, now at anchor in that harbour, as ex-
tremely numerous and ready for fea. If our expedi•
tion fucceed (of which the boor' "ads now at
Dnn-
genefs will not fuffer any perfon to exprefs a doubt)
the Broke mull be fatal to the French plan of inva-
ding this country inunttlittitly. The lots of fuch a
confiderable number of armed veffels as now ride in
the harbour of Boulogne, would take at loft twenty
month; to repair. Indeed the probability is, the mit-
fortune would be irreparable to the enemy. -
An Englith frigate that doubled the South Fore-
land this morning, fuddenly dirtited her courfe to-
wards Calais. She was teen off the Scale's Cliff
(Blancnefs) about one P. M. ckife in with the land.

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The Thetas, --k, of Laaeaaer, has fast into Liverpool, the
St. Auguiline, Saga, 010111 Buenos Ayres to Hambarib.
The cadotee, ----% keen the Rio de la Phca to Lontioo.bas
been taken, retaken, and feet into Jeffry.

Aaastanc...lll the Downs, tba Idarreefe.ordle; Jane, Hank:
Douro, Marlowe; Water, Cloak; Rood; Throe &o-
thers. Nitbeds; Primate Royal, Coward; Falk*, Cook and
Thames. Todd, from Oports..-ollt liarwida, Patriot, Hall, Rena
Riga.—At Cowes, Made, Norman, ham Dakinwar.-..At Saud.
ampton, James, Jams, froakOperea...,At Unspoilt, Pdercy,lidome
timbre, from TA RIM; au i Perfamersaca, bisodfley, (join the
Baltantaii—At Dublin, Liamball,Lewingten; end Janina, Dinar,
from Losoka.—At Copenhagen, Johansen, Flak, from St. Croix,
Ac Trinidad, Ford, Hackney; mod Nympb.--• from Mies...,
At New Providence, Plato, Hardy, from London —At Gibraltar,
Union, O'Neik from Liverpool.-At &Ron, Jane, from
liverpeol..At leitimare, Harriet, Holbrook; and Bakineore.
Hawk from Liverpool.-.At Pidledelphia, Piro, Collett, from
Landon; join aad Agee, Whitt:dies ; amigo, Brea:ikon; and
the Camilla, Huber, from Liverpool.

Arrivals at Gibraltar from the 26th of Augua to
the tolh of September :
The American brig Celia. Slifka. Bowen, to days front Barce.
lona, with !tares for Malaga. captured by the Marrepeen car-
vette Merboba, and rempaired by the Americas Mists Pbiladei.
plik. Tbe Enka brig &kw. Sl. Pordwdloo days from Pores
and Malta, with currants, far 1.0011011. The Ball& brig Xetrudes.
Thos. Candy, po days hoot Smyrna std with moon and
valania, for Leaden. The S. Ferris.
34 days from Malta, witharliforbeff.= The &OM brig
ile, Ja. Hamilton, 511 days heat Boat and Maks, with currants
and cream of tartar, for Lomas. Tbe bestial num, Vie.
Scaronr, di days from Palermo. with WWI. for • The
Saadi& brig Henihelden, Co. Ragman, 34 drys from Malta. with
balialt, tor Laudon. The Etiglia lip Norma, P. Mello, Oa
days from /Meant, with basil, hr Gibraltar. The American
hip Roper, in. Haled, fix days from Mime. with fah aml broody.
for Salem. Ile American brig Symp. Jobe
p.Preeffml. 30 dia.o
from Leghorn, with otl, rap, and paper, for
Dacia dagger Hammy, M. H. Woh, p day; fro a. with
Oates, dee, sad wood, far Gibraltar. The &eta hip Tasks.
Ake. Marched. 34 days hem Malta. wadi whoa, for Lemke.
Ile Emilia Sip Rambier Jelin Isaith.34 days keen Malta. with
ditto, for London. The Eaglia alp Surprise. Wm. Cliree._34
days from Make, with bard& sad wine, for Grossock. The
Engiiih hip Brilliant, M. Gibbs. 34 days from Malta, with bar-
rills. for Cork. The Engila brig Mitre. John Romani. 34 dell
from Malta, with oil, rap. sad Mae, for Landes. The Eaglia
brig Alexander, Wm. Caratoodie. 34 days from Malts. with ireP
phur, for Liverpool. The Raga \ brig Speedwell, Pam Flaky,
r a;iilar from Malta. with fandry merchandise. hr Leaden. The
brig Eagle, John Colons. 34 days from Maks. with bar-
ley, for Ciarakar. The Emilia brig Allikaam, Osage Coward.
34 days from Malta, with hanack. oil, and hipberi for Linda.,
'l'be Mak brig Pallas, Wm. Dddey, 34 days Worn Maim with
and rags. for Lawton. The Fuel& Mg airbus A.
truhaarre‘ 3e days from Malta, with oil. far Lamina Tits
brig Elisabeth, Was. Rowan. 34 days from Mika, with
Upham', far Lards°. The Enna brig Howe, Jabs bladder, 34
days from Malta. with &akar and barrilla, far Lodes. The
EDINA bet Jobe. Thos. Watfon,34 days front Melta.with wine.
for Fsham.h. The Enghlsrig4:. N. De Jerky, 34 days trial,
ou Mahe, with broody, far . The Este& big Lord Nd.
fon, Am. Was, 34 days from with fundry machastlisa.
for Laotian. The toe& brig Ceres. Frauds Cobb. 34 der fltall
Malta, with alpha, far Leedom The Foglia brig SPeedetioat
14kb. Joao, 34 days from Maltaorith ballaft, for Gibraltar. The
Elva k brig Salsanke. John Wetly, 34 days from Maks. with
hemp and gum, for Landes. The Beella brig Mary, Wm. Fa"
ratter. 34 days from Malts, with alphas. and Willa, for &raft.
The ilagiM brig Aide, Wm. Crannet, 34 days front Malta. with.
oil and fiunack for Bred The F.nglia brig WIl ant, Rabat
Hafelwood, 34 tit keen Malta, with merchandise, for 10110d06
The 2 nate: brig Brkamda, Vilifon Nixon, 34 days from Malta,
with head, for Gibraltar. The &ea brig jenny/ Trier.
34 days hem Malta, with folplar„ for Liaise. The brig
Whet'. T. Other. 34 days from Malta, with toady en. and
wool. for Partings& The lngia brig Decide of ftardrel%
Ora Sinclair, 34 der:haft. Main, bendb. Ike Fsheows.
The Foglia poser. Die of Kam. P. aorkaa.34 der hlgi' Malt
ta, wish wins, rice, and addiantrare. for Ofteraker. The Enka
gip
.Silk, W. Breed, eg der bum and M:WM
comm. Silk, mohair, Ike. for Lamas. alTlClsamilli Wood'k
land "kit. W. "MN. 94 days from larva sadagatilk, and co—on. for The alp Jul`-.----_
IPorty. 43 daw bow Smyrna. with dims aid aged. erfl-001"
he American brig Naive. Wm. Arimans.dgbt Orate ftlillowr
with brandy sad WI, fur 9lewbart9 rifle

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1•4 I leatebsettneied in pure Pantadlen dews.
itsward lb lisertery, dear to ev'ry Mufe,
Whocikth a cohrige-of Wheaten root,
110-Henoes Field advancing his firm foot,
Mints It upon the line that Juftice draws,
And 4rM erevall, or whit in her mute.
nis to the virtues of fuch men, man owes
lib portion in the good that lizAvgat behest,*
And, when recording Mon. difplays
Feats of renown, though wrought in ancient days%
Tdls a a ft* flout hearts that fought and ded
Where duty phed theist, at their Country's Meg
The man that is not tooted with what he rends,
That takes not tiro at.tbelr heroic dads.
Unworthy of the bleffiugs of the brave,
Is hate Is kind, and born to be a Shut!

THE FAST nAr.

Vellerday their MAJEsrt se and Princefes Auctur-
4a, ELIZAREtH, and MARY. with their attendants,
/fretted in black, walked to and from St. George's
Chapel, where an excellent lemon was preached-by
the Rev. Dt. Larecrvoso, from the tgth chapter of
the fecond Book of Kings, and part of the 4th verfe :
44 For I will defend this city and lave it. Princefs
Awaits., attended by Lady CILANLEy, took an airing
through the Plantations in the Great Park.
Yelierday morning the Mayor and Corporation of
Iffindfor, accompanied by the Windfor Cavalry in
full uniform, attended Divine Service at the Parilh
Church.

, It was with die greateit fatisfafliori that we obferv.
*a the proper and becoming manner with which the
foletnalty of yelterday was obferved throughout the
Metropolis ; nor can the general attendance of the
Volunteer Corps, at their refpeetivechurches, be ton-
tdered but as a very dillinguifhed and edifying part
of it. We cannot, as we prefumeb Make a more ac-
ceptable offering to the public, than alketchof thege.
l'reral proceeding of the day, fo honourable to the
loyalty and religious fpirit of the people.

LOYAL LONDON VOLONTEIRS.--.TIII TIRST asixtrattsr,
Onder the command of Lieutenant Colonel BIRCH,
frlet at Moorgelds, about nine o'clock, and having
Wen drawn up in regular order, marched, a little
after ten o'clock, to Sc. Michael's Church, Corhhill,
when an excellent fermon was preached by the Rev.
Mr. We Baca. The text was taken from the 122 d
Pfalm and 3d verfe
Jerdsless is bladed as a My, that isessepsd ter tim"
After divine terrier, the corps was drawn up in a
line oppofite the Royal Exchange, in Cotnhill, and
proceeded from thence to the ground they left in the
in oft i where the Battalion was difmilled, and the
Light Infantry continued at drill till late in the even-
ing. Notice was given to the whole of this Regi-
ment before their difmiffal, that they were to meet at
tx o'clock this morning, at the Royal Exchange,
and again at tie o'clock to•morrow morning, when
ahoy are to be Brigaded with the Third and Fourth
Regiments.
• tut moan 'comsat,

MaGered at Guildhall, and is tegular nr.l
der to St. Stephen's Walbrook. where they heard
divine ferviee. The fermon was preached by the
=reed Mr. Trivrei.er. from the Bth chapter of
and tjth verfe e
h diluter the Leas et Ham Lie felt. sad tat We be year
fan sad let kim be year dread.'
This Regiment returned to Guildhall after divine
fervice was performed. and were chi-miffed.