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bN aDiitsSs f9AcftigciCe OI lltG ?G7eCfl0I ef fte attimntan. of Erqnce and EHglana ty HoIland-osld Me capture of the D,tch- ess de Ber1l.

 LONDON, Nov. }.

 The combined squadrons (says our Portsmouth correspondent, in his letter of yesterday got under weigh at two o'clock to-day, with fair wind. Ii consists of

 Donegal, 74 guns, Vice Admiral Sir r. Maicom-Talaver;, Fl guns-Ro- yer, IS do.-Satellite, Is do.-Snake, IS do.-Sutifcin, 90 do. Rear Admiral Ducrest de Mclpomene, o0 do.-Medee, Il do.-L'Ariane. B do.-Creolc 24 do.

 The Castor, 36; Vernon, 50; South ampton, 5; with the Frencl, frieate Calypso, 56, and Resolu, A, will loin them in the Downs, which anchorage these ships will reach at da, liehi to-mor row morning; the Larne. IS guns, will follow tomorrow, ahd ilie Conwsss. 2g guns, and Selage, s.8 guns, will sail osl V ednesday: the Revenge. 76 guns. Jonicd the combined feet al St. lIclcn's, ! from Iisbons slie will complete her water to-morrow, and join the fleet with out icfitting. The Rhadamanti,us steam iiigate this morning brought up seamen for the Spartiate, "A guns. and has since sailed to join the combined fleet. It is impossible 10 give you an estimate of the various feelings which prevailed among the many hundred spectators, great par-naval, at the sight of the tricolored flag sailing in unison with the British union.

 =, PARIS, Nov.s. The Monltem contains the lolIow;ne Notifications

 "in consequence of the refusal of the Cabinet of the Hague 10 comply with the demand of the Courts of France and England, in conformity to the stipula- lions of the convention, signed at J,on. don on October p, the Kings govern ment sent off orders yestefdav 10 all the ports of the kingdom for an tmbarpo 10 be lad on all Dutch ships.

 ANTWERP, Nov. 8.

 Last evening notice by the Superior 1ommandant of the place was publish- ed Tn two languages, and posted at the corners ofthe streets, giving notice that not being able to answer for the choice oimeans which an interruptions enemy might use in its defence, notwithstand- ing the measures which would be taken by him 10 avoid all pretext for bringing the evils of war upon an unoflendine population, the inhabitants of the town and precincts must take such precau- t!ons as the circumstances of the case