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London, England, 1810-12-05 00:00:00

iM;'JIL INTELLT,ENCE.

PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER s.
I;ay.! bccn received here to erect a Packet-
convenient attached apartments, for the
~..,mod...tion and residence of the Agent and per-
•
cirlored under him.
Tr.,ou
•• ' the NEPT'UN E tender, from bublin, with
men for the Navy. Came in the Adven-
;, pac.::,t, from Falmouth ; James cartel, Captain
cul:ingwood cartel, Captain STEBBS ; and the
;,rcy cartel, Captain BUNKER, all from Morlaix ;
sloop of war from a cruize.—Sailed the AME-
v,f frigate on a cruize. Libre, Portuguese sloop
,„;,:, frcm the Eastward.—Wind West.

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 4.
_l-; iced his Nlajesty's ship HELDER, from Jamaica.
„led the TFINIONE, for Yarmouth ' • and the FURY
,fib, on a cruize. Put back the NAIAD frigate,
.1-, ;he \Vest India fleet.—Wind W.

DEAL, DECEMBER 4.
Arrived tll, Hope, SKELTON, from Quebec, spoke
Doon, of Bristol, on the 17th October,
61iii Island of Anticosti, under a jury main top.
:ast, all well.—Wind W.
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SHEERNESS, DECEMBER 4.
Arrived s.sveral sail of merchant vessels frorti the
to take protection of the convoy to the Baltic,
is appointed to sail en the 6th insstant.

YARMOUTH, DEC. 4.
ri.stile,l the LiGHTNINO and two cutters, on a cruize ;
.74 tlic uckland packet, Captain LIVING, for Har-
:,ch.—P.r-sed by a large fleet of laden colliers, for
,Tkimes.—Remain the Roebuck, Lynx. Partridge,
:.ic;:cr, Magnet, Starling, and Vixen.—Wind N.W.

BRIGHTON, DECEMBER 1.
several of the enemy's privateers, as many as four
five, perhaps more, taking advantage of the ab-
nu of our cruisers, made their appearance in this
at of the Channel on Friday, and several captures
;Inca the result. At Newhaven, we hear, a clis-
:lce of nine miles only from hence, the conduct of
se ray marauders was the most daring ; they ran
enough in, with their tri-coloured flags flying,
are at the people on the beach, alad to hold at de-
ev,:ry species of force that could at the instant
!bn,nglit to act against them. A capture or two
:s ;;17) made by them in this quarter. Towards
ren o'clock in the evening, the flashes from the guns
•!wo vessels engaged were distinctly seen from the
here, but at too great a distance for the repeated
Dloions to he often heard, and the darkness hid the
ltendin7, objects from observation. The -fight was
atinuNl for three quarters of an hour, during which
ley shots were exchanged. It is feared, however,
at th^ enemy were successful, as no circumstantial
nticulats of the engagement or of the vessels have
-cele.tched us.

CORK, NOVEMBER 26.
•p, stated to be the Aurora, of London, in
ilk!. bound to Amelia Island, was totally lost off
41; }}:ad, on Mouthy night—crew saved. Another
supposed to be the Severn of Bristol, was seen I
tl.l MARIA schooner, which sailed. with the West-

tla coavo,-, destined for the Isle of May, stranded
Rocky Bay. The TALBOT sloop went to sea yes-
:day morning, in consequence of its having been
tierstood that two French privateers had been seen
the si-nal station at &ninthly. One of the ves-
ts of this appearance was found without any per-
.7l on board, by some men belonging to the signal-
'a•er, and towed into Youghal. She proves to be It
prize to the ENDYNIION frigate; which had sailed
Pt) mouth on Sunday last, and was a complete
.:eck when discovered. The crew, it is hoped, had
len taken out. The other it is presumed, from this
:cumstance, was not an enemy.

FROM LLOYD'S Lis.r.
(IR Av n, DEC. s.—Arrived the Mount Hope, Carp, from
arlston ; Rover, Veser, from Antigua ; the Prince of Wales,
!,,,c2, from Hudson's Bay ; Sally, Knight. from Newbury Port;
v^cd, Canolly, from Tobago ; Hardy, Foster, from Quebec ;
. ro, Baring ; and the Draper, Doyle, from Oporto.—Sailed the
avotaite, Rnddon, for Jamaica; Brothock, Thompson, for Mo•
110,e ; and tl:e Pearl, Patterson, for Lisbon.
rD---At Newfoundland, Hope, Scott, from Pool; and
wood, Webster, from Liverpool. At New Brunswick,
.'372, Powell; and Jarrat, Took, from Bristol.

Thr Betsey, Morgan, from Buenos Ayres; and the
DAht, Skelton, from Greenock, were driven
a shore the 26th ult. near Newry. The former is
=nee gone to pieces.
The Helen, Langdon, from Guadaloupe for Lon-
?or,, has put into New York in distress.
U Galatea frigate, with the fleet for Portugal un-
la. convoy, put back to Cowes Roads on Monday ;
al it is supposed that the West India Beet had put
ncic to Yarmouth Roads. •
The Louisa, Paddock, of and from New York, was
al)endoned at sea the 21st of October.
The Swift, White, from London, is lost at St.
licha el 's , and all her crew ; the Zephyr, Jefferys ;
inited States, -; and Brunswick, De Bois, are
gro lost at St. Michael's
Saturday the Duchess of York went out of Messrs
'''cher and Son's Dock, at Northfleet, and proceeded
• her voyage. This ship had been taken into Dock
ccmsequence of having been run on shore on the
3,3dwhi Sands on the 18th ult. in going into the
; but, fortunately, was got off the same day,
tt any material damage.
Oil Thursday, the Dove packet, of and from Bris-
-,l)ound to Waterford with soldiers-luggage, put
".o Wexford in great distress, having encountered a
'ielent storm, which split all her sails, carried away
•„!)101n, and washed her small boat from her stern-
ie iiad a number of artillery-driver, and part of
Gill', and Stith regiments on board ; the whole,
3tlldina the crew, amounted to 120. She passed a
ig off Milford, hound to Dublin, which shortly after,
era and all hands. perished.
In the storm of Wednesday, the I.lth ult. the Ram-1
'ler, Drummond, from New York for Liverpool,)
'en w;tit cotton, was wrecked upon the causeway
Stniwell's Road. The master and one man were
,ccp from off the mast on Saturday morning, ky a
s'Ang•boat ; the remainder of the crew (11) were
r0"..16.1. The vessel lies near the Merionethshire
71st, with a part of ha stern out of the water. Four
.Zni. cotton wool vrare. preserved, together with a
1-r of letters, containing, hills of exchange, &c, sle
I°le of which driked on shore.