The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-11-26 00:00:00

INTELLIGENCE. -

Passovvo, Nov. U.—Arrived the transport
Nary Ann, Captain Carr, having on beard part of
the Life Guards bound to Lisbon—she sailed from
Portsmouth with the fleet, under convoy of the /M-
-om frigate, and was forced beck by contrary winds,
having missed the convoy ; the transport Edward
and Ann, Captain Cope, bound to Halifax, With
stores; the Rostock brig, Schnelheit Arfston,
Master, from Malaga, bound to London, with le-
ptons; the Spanish brig Mempasino, Captain Pin-
cillos, from Corunna, with wool, bound to Lori-
don; the ship Racehorse, of Guernsey, Robert
Thompson, Master, from Pensecola, bound to
Guernsey, with tobacco—was captured on Sunday
morning last, to the west of Scilly, by a large
French ship privateer, of 16 guns, and 153 men,
out of St. Maloes one day only—and the Racehorse
was re-captured the next day by the Rota frigate.
The above vessel touched at the Havannah, which
place she left Oct. 1.; also the Prussian brig Two
Friends, J. Williams, Master, from Bourdeaux to
London, with wines.
Sailed the Poxiorte frigate, with convoy to Ports-
mouth; the Speculator lugger, with convoy to the
Downs; and the Rapid gun-brig to the westward.
DEAL, Nov. 25.—Arrived and sailed for the River
the Admiral Berkeley, from the South Seas, under
cooroy of his Majesty's ship .Royalist, from Ports-
mouth.
FaLmoutm, Nov. 23.—Arrived the Rapid, Cap-
tain Masters, from the eastward ; also a West India-
man to join the fleet, which are still here.
Sailed several coasters.

Arrived the S'and.zieh packet, with a Mail frnrnt
the beewarti Islands ; in consequence of the death
of one of the passengers, the packet is put under
quarantine, and it is supposed the Mail will not be
landed to-night.
Sailed the Rapid schooner, with a convoy for the
Downs.
Pooc, Nov. 25.—Arrived the Mary Ann, Hardy,
from Newfoundland, left St. John's on the 29th ult.
with the Admiral, Sir J. Duckworth, in the Ante-
* man of war, with a fleet of about 30 sail, eight
or nine of them separated on the voyage, owing to
bad weather, but the Admiral and the rest of the
feet kept company into the Channel.

The Leestird Island Mail has arrived in town And
will be delivered to-day.

44 The Lords 'Commissioners of the Admiralty,
having represented to the Committee for managing
the affairs of Lloyd's, that Masters of merchant-yes-
Sets are extremely inattentive to the signals made at
the signal-stations, lc:1 apprise them of enemy's
cruisers being on the coast; the Committee request,
agreeable to the suggestions of their Lordships, that
owners of s'•iils will Bite directions to their Masters,
to pay the strictest attention to all signals made from
the signal stations; and further desire, that running
ships, or ships separating from convoy, homeward
bound, will rendezvous at Falmouth or Spithead, for
convoy up Channel, and on no consideration pass
Portsmouth without protection, as tecommended by
their Lordships to the Chairmen of the different.
Trades, in Nov. 1810: should it he Impracticable
for vessels to reach Falmouth or .Spithentl, on ac-
count of easterly winds, the Lords Commissioners of
the Admiralty recommend, that they put into any of
the intermediate ports, or even into Scilly, and there
wait for convoy,
Loyd's, Nov. 25. JOHN BENNETT, jun."
The following is said to be a correct list of the
Corps serving in the Peninsula :
CAVALay.
Ist and 2d Regt. Life Guards 9th Re t. Light Dragoons
lit Heat. /fore Guards, blue 10th Ditto ditto
3tl Regt. Dragoon tinards lith Ditto ditto
4th Ditto ditto 19th Ditto ditto
sth Ditto ditto 11th Ditto ditto
tg Ditto, or Royal Dragoons 16th Ditto ditto
11 Ilitto Dragoons lit and 2d Dragoons, K. O. L.
Itti Ditto ditto Ist and Hussars, ditto

DMA ?Cram .
Battalion'. I • Battalions.
ist Regt. Ft Gds. Ist and .2cl 49t1 -Regt. Foot 1
Id Ditto 1 44th Ditto uti
3d Ditto 1 45th Ditto 1
Ist Ditto Foot 1 Cita Ditto Std
2d Ditto 48th Ditto 1
9d Ditto 1 bOth Ditto 1
4th Ditto 1 *nit 51st Ditto
3th Ditto 1 sad 2 b2d Ditto
6th Ditto I 1h 1 Ditto

it!
24
1 and 2
Yd
sth
1
1

itb Ditto 1 57th Ditto
Pet Ditto 1 58th Ditto
lUth Ditto 1 59th Ditto
llth Ditto I 601 h Ditto
Mb Ditto 1 61st Ditto
2nd Ditto I 66th Ditto
24th Ditto Id 68th Ditto
27th Ditto Id 71st Ditto
18th Data I 74th Ditto
VOth Ditto 9d 19th Ditto
Slst Ditto 1 81st Ditto
32d Ditto I 82c1 Ditto
54th Ditto SS s3d Ditto
35th Ditto I 87th Ditto
Vitit Ditto I Kt* Ditto
18th Ditto I and I 91st Ditto
35th Ditto Id 92d Ditto
40th Ditto 1 s4th Ditto
42d Dit:o I I 195th Ditto
awes GTRIVIVe I. rGION.
lst and 2d Batt. Light infantry ' . Ditto Wattevile
Ist, bil, 'id, sth, 7th, Bats. of 1 Ditto Calabrese
the Line 3 Brigades Horse Artillery
1 Regt. Brunswick Del, 2000 British and German Foot
1 Ditto Chasseurs Biwa:alone! I Artillery
Total--19 Regime:us of Cavalry t 'l3 Battalions of Infantry,
9 Brigades of Worse Artillery ; 91100 Foot Artillery, Engineers;
and Stall' Corp,.
GUERNSEY, Nov. ‘2o.—The following is a list cf
corps now stationed on this island :-4th garrison
battalion, 1,000; veterans, 600; 56th, 400; 97th,
450; 4d batt. 35th, 600; militia of the island,
6,000. Might not some of the above named corps,
its the present crisis of affairs in the Peninsula, be
more advantageously employed than in performing
sham fights for the amusement of the inhabitants ?
We age concerned to state, that the infectious
ophthalmia, first introduced by the troops which
arrived from Egypt, has never been completely
eradicated from the military hospitals.
General Sir THOMAS GRUIAK is now on his may
to London, with the design of speedily resuming hie
sommaud in Spain. . .

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