Star. — London, England, 1827-01-19 00:00:00

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POUT, OF , LITHAMPTON„ FRANCA AND AMMILICA. , war - war-are going on with Imre activity than ever,r t - 'w attl i ng FOR SALE BY AUCTION, i The artillery of the Goinds has received orders to Int Which protts : that they dolacealiect li faivouribteighte. TAM A DAMICISAII 'AIM Ai. for the frontier ; 'and - the 2d Regiment of I .-.. ' 1 4 The Ladies 6fLiibdnireffni art& for Siniilh I. I of their projects. p c Order of the Hon. Commissioners a Ms Majesty's Cisterns, If the Uoited Stasis moagaissathoimatintingehli-! figing tor the sante corps, now cancelled at M i tra Y s, of tike GUROM HOW at this Port. en Settssat, J anuary 1 0 7, IWO, At Noon precisely, gations of the maths (nr thelhocretorref *kite admits is to Pteolled 4 r o Tadovogo . de lo t ßeYoo• hitred of the 'Engltth, 'e4'etiailt 'since its - Willi' T HE UNDER NI ENT I 0 N RI) GOOD Sr they were boned to do), * tbint all fba.mnlssittleims of - apass - wis easeravvrorrers. sbewn towards the CluecoMother..fosdie 'Oft* fiTi ens WWII CONSIngrriON: .'• .• ...• France woOld be wane WI, raid, .aittAt Vaited. ~ Ti.. Fetid*, Hercule contains . the following aftiele of ibis. POltce to achiteiFit,' it is-tads:iv thaillioltlit 'lt Is Gallons of Foreign BRANDY, - • ‘ . • •States ••woold • sm. mil, .ho laud sat sier? &beat, bin • ft dm bead iladrid, Ist January : , have already been attacked hy'aiiiiihic. Tiiikaiedita yg (Won. of Foreign ORNBYA; , Of sufkient Strength for Dealers; • 'fin would stilt labour • and • ea iodallmits ylg :h inider. s , The4postolic Governmen4as sent off hastily three and dna dangerously Wounded. ' eta Yards of Wrought Silt, - • the onerous st !to guarantee dse "Weve extraordinary couriers, one to Mont-Rouge ; another to "In general it is not knolo at Lisbon 'where ili; ipoiadon gu Rik Shawls, Scarfs, sag Nechtlieldrk ' India Islands", and the exclusive right to isaltadare kind & . P e t ers b urg b , and the last-op . /tome. Itsppears'thlit oral Army is ;lint - m judge by the Messina' of kilt 41 Bandanna 1-landiteraieb, .., our. posts Preach privations and prises. Nor Would the thelteret Government - is seriously embarrassed; ha AngioaPoftligtitte peiliCe, is tartlet 'be lie •frii tilt • 5. Flasks Rau de Cologne: 4 b, t o Open Boat and Materials, and die Brokeogilledig *. barraging convequeness mop lteres.-ww Should be atom complaim loudly of the litapperrafforded: hy Est capital," , , .., i ... .. i ~.. Materials of Two Bens; -'- r ' ' ' er , involved in a eontroversy of . t most lattlout hod to the. fortoguese. They call all the Powers of . . * - PARIS, .10. le. . oda we. bets Seised and LeganY Condeinsad loth* Cover nature with the *id* poosreimleoe. nrisibir _Ott Of * /*tope to assist them in sustaining the contest 40at to WA hasten to lay before oil readers .r at. diajli of Fitin ecr ' —ne "`" linaY be } sewed , and tin e trel t il e :' nipulationcia-thwensty 4406 ralativeinetnezalosito take place, which they foresee it will bet MpoiaS for which hail : been sent us front 'Madrid, Wiageitie, .t • r id * gb is 's Warehmitevos the titerntne of the Day .-- • introduction - .4try;pours .of Anglialt 4211111111 i- and thesis to withstand without th eir aid. extraordinary "moieirient of troupe ivtichisiikill' . ...._ .. HENRY SL. COOPER, 95, Bissoesaarpratainer prises, 'and' - exAblsliou -4: those of ' o.,liite issinittiem.of the fkatish Goverotoost is to in Spain, and on the c ..,. . osition and fore WU ~i i i; ' il gimp, submits to the Eabik the ( 8 11 0 1 • 1 9 VAN , 1 France. Haas* • 'dab t;aoB.l . beinvpill L • 40611.18141 setta.aktbaniatierswf Potiag4 kb i 4 I -1 , • '• - • •• , , • •s . d e et4dly reasonable, far Forairare of superior iNgl4 no! 0 3 09 3 - • - . tark . .P• 7444, . ~. .. • --. • timitiellicrftd-Sitoio, -444 . P 3, ' - .. irlue.; ,„,„,..-..• - • , ..r-• . .: : ... .. • • _AA. ..b . gsli.! ( . ll -. r ,.. e 1,...., . .—....A...., ta.....5. al ',bar'. JOla&a. . . . ' s••--• • - - - - .- 4•• - - '.. - ' - - - - • • • . • '.- -:- ..-- - • , y- • • . - -.; ... ''.; . 5- : .'OfMK V' 'Y • -:V f r • - 5 4 5 .--- .2 1r- . ; ',al ''.ifinaortr :' •%,, • '• . . . ........_. - . • •• - - . . - • .•• • - • '.... . ' , , •:.1 .. % .:-. : ... 7 . r • ".'"‘............„ ' r ' . 4 e. • ' • .•• . I ".' i . '" • • ..t,,_ ••• •.T.: . .. , •... t , if i l l i k.,, , ,ie • !''t• . • •f • fr 1.5 .0 .1 . ,• f- ••• Z.' .-'7.0:.... - .• •.: • ._ •1 4 fr: _ )1: leifAY - 4 ,ritirr.... , , f , • ......•_ ........•_:. _, - . .. r.,... • • . . ... . • ..• . Jr ' ..l' • ' ft( • \ ) .. i , . ; . ' • o ,:is .;,, - —.) •• . . . .-. • N., - - '• o , 4 .• . ;igAti • - .. . . . --a- t - - , ; , ,,w- , .....' . • , . . . 5 • - . • .. ... - • • , • . . NumnEß 12,460.] -. .! .. • ...„-,-, ~, :-.. - mod. . .. •. G, JANUARY -19, •18'- . [PRICE SZVENPENCE. • - . • to tend tb En land their Meat ralualle.ei POUT OF , UTHAMPTON.. • FRANCE AND AM fI ICA . • *Nab 'notes 'that they dohir exPect a favourable - reit - , vaunt going on with ' more activity than ever,o- 'w attl i ng FOR SALE BY AUCTION, i the artillery of the Geoids has received orders to let tl:', order of the Hon. CommissiMBll of bb Majesty's Customs, TAM A paignaat hum At_ for the frontier; *and - the 2d Regiment of litlaitry, of their projects. . 14 The Ladies 6fLnireffniaeted for eitiolls I. ~* By er At tee GOMM Hauer at this Port, en Sawisat, January 27, If the Dated Status • moageiseatheimedelatteshli. figing niche nine corps, now caromed at Melilla% ' DWI, at Noon precisely, gations of the treaties s ur thelhormorrof *bite admits is to rolled hrer Tadiveawa de la I ReYna• 'hitred Of the 'Engltth, 'isbeeially 'since - the INK' - T" UNDER MENTIO N RD GOODS, they were bound to do),*theit all tbe_mitleilied•elaims of - roe NOM COIONFIrlols: . ... • .... eassreint emeriontonn. shewn towards the Queen-Mother. inNsite 'OtIORIS4 . France week! be eantenewir valid, .asid,th l i lnited ''', The Fetid*, Kemal • 'contains the following snide 'of the a flice to eat - lees - Fit,' it Isindirwthailli. - pai‘ - It , es Gallons of Foreign BRANDY, - ; , yg Gabes 0 Porsien DENBY*, :- • • .States -tee Oeily :be honed us satisfr them, WI •ec the bead Madrid, Ist -January : , have ready been attacked brastaiehie. Tilti,arediA- Of enfilcient Strength for Drakes; • ; would stilt labour, • and 'for all indigoes Ig :b lender. "The Apostolic f3ovetnmen4as sent off hastily three and ditee ctangeronsfyitounded. • • gg Yards of Wrought Mik, • • the onerous stipulation! to guaranteed'. • "Wen egnaottlinary couriers, one to Monvßouge ; another to or In general it is not known at Lisbon Where die' -• 1: •• in 3.1 k Shavrh, fiearh, and Neelbtrehisho - India 'skids . , a n d the tickle' right to isexiduce into St. 'Petersburgh, and the lastio . Roine. Itappears'thet loyal arm is ;lint - tri judge by the Meager.' of Oh, . . 41 Baadanna Handkerchieh, ~. . our, poets French privateers and prises. Nor "meld the theleeiet Government - is seriously embsrrraseed; Re 'Atter"Feftlikette OM - te, it 'cannot be fa -frost 'ai r •,- . e Flasks Eau de Conine ;• • 00 .. o pen B oat and Materials, and the Brisk/14i g t webarrasin . g consequences mop hatessoweVithould he stem complains loudly of the itoppert *afforded: by Eill• capital." • • reatotais of Two Bears; --.' . • ' IMVIer" , reechoed in a rlontroversy of t Brost *tone hod to the• forteguese. They call all the Powers of • * .PA IS, .10. le. _.,.. od a sm. here Eased eild Lessor ceadewnwl, ,n' the Coeur 'mature with the Witte cloverament, OM. . ,ein Of ,the /trope to star l et them in sustaining the contest *oaf to We hasten to la beforeOtil'Arieleiilittilt ileVaß - , . iiiittenonecr:savis., . wisitha The sa iu me #o.6 : b y e he pawicners. ,...odew in e tche d ef , a fenow, Xl e y ar = kvides.o r anly "'"l at.. st i puiFasitan 7 a.c Hcieci i !! .4• 1444 4 4•,. j. goo :66.ls a ii storz ei,.the : ,: ex ,h d in al ovsse t , teke oibe plac . e ilient .. 4o6u whic *s h isa th . : fince y t f h m e r , e liapoi s n ee t4s j it i.h ar rosto ill G b ov e montoss i*O7 atins4t S i :: 47,e ..h t5,pr ie ,: h iii?.:L b.. ,. ....... 7 .,• , .. ,iii t c,, .... ! .. , ,, ,: f osi r t ti i.:4s6: :1 01 . n . a :n d t ' il fe d orh , rea ch 1it0 ! di4a„ . .ii vg.. . t. t r . 7 ....‘ Od WE .or , rop. .0, •= s earitieen' aid Aegis to withstand without their aid. _ reENRY AL• COOPER, 93, BUM ontilt Tihelitit Myr r ig a; • an d-' -• prim decidedly reasonble, far learnitiare of somrior !Mk arire i b ou t . - • - • old . - tiest.44Merf of•SESin: kis tt gaLo, r , - • Ir'lr' 74;- ' ''-'" . I -, , _ -- . s , . ~ , •••r -- .. -- •••• „,..,e 5 ... , • • • tiaadartare: . . • - • - • - .. .s.a. . -. • ,„,r topy . . -they 40 withiot bagg)ige, a cirialostante tier, or'whic • • -;; :' ••a '-ye 14 - 44 (soh- r . it ~ , ......, sramsTatirl i r t ru 4 i 5 - uoursurrevApps iL _ ' :._ ..-ss. ' r . ' • ... • -end the tonsi- whieff cothidera leereknottee their progress; th ey Ton lo proceeirthither Areal* Ink of Lijibt I t lfo qt ' ;:ipie 14 . - cagINET WOOK-i-Or• ~ - -„:-. -• ' 'aanr °•''- : • , testified - lithe ittoite eft•Of strikiti g out th e berYoinet Ttt* leo Thus it nay be said, tbet of all left Madrid be the'fithilhe tyt iddeao:l4 sold Fernitime ' • 0- • - .. -. i . weed wide of the Convention $lBOO. As a motive the Borereigne of Europe the Kink of Spain has the and the Sd of Infantryd the Ist Regiment'of C av al r y o f Of the Line (which h as *m il t ed at ' . Appoeo- Cabin &tad is> r r it o Z”ea mit . _ and M Pantogine ritakilkos r ... • • • for that act, the United States , ay be -supposed to lightest troops." Ciudad Rodrigo); an CHAIRS-- nellreerwle he Maim neoweir istaiews. : have entertained impressions such as the s e. aWe are The rando)fidior the 16th infant (otherwise c alled the Masi. the Lute (which has marched from Benevente); the lid , aitTtohe(wpanichcesnitaorcfltsheed G for ua Ll; rd g w r er ° t ° 6 ). leave Madrid from '• ree. •- • • ' • • - now within a complete circle of diffietilties, and the tate Gomm) contains the following article- • e cißlinTrnek sr del Am lays AO. 4111:Fee•Perd r Se- only avenue to peace and safety. lies in the breaking " The Cabinet of Madrid has followed the advice of gi r entG ‘l2t. hdthe.aelsa.thßietyontdah.eT7hteh.cho.f.:JiastainuurEssriyotrenollenotdl.e;butcacaeed,kcootfulioth.TngalGauferaeorra:. ~...: • • Eiditenainter,s3. eid. and alms *pally low. • • that of the.'Teileries. The latter has Loowi rA as aga.... wen Ni m e t iirdigesi to . tim down the treaties with France-this .roust be accom. sm allest, for Citiresiss.JlMasonid Telisdes. - . pushed . at any and 'every sacrifice. France will not Spanish Government a formal assurance, that tie me i d e in a a. re de a l.c y a a m ri p t o e . e . - CARVING sod GILDING-Same very lemedhderselnease fix yield them up at our request; we cannot efface them slightest aggression committed by the Anglo- ..se Po_ . rtn , oi l General Se eti, who eansme . • 1 Consol Tahiti% Glues, the- by ecercion ; we must therefore win her consent by uese troops, either on the Spanish territorrh itself this brigade of Light Cavalry, was to set out wills' th ' PER-HANGING and PAINTING-In the Richest as well on its colonial possessions,• will be cons i der ed as grim- ae she Pidoest &yin purchase." lotion of the Treaty, and . that consequent'', France Lancers, so that this Bri ga de w ill b e com pl ete . -: • - * - FUNERALS-Attended in the most rs.pectfei manner, wed par- The spoliation claims of the poor citizens, France has would defend Spain, and declare war against England. • titular regard paid bey. • acknowledged , and they now bang as a charge, not SOUS& AGENCY-Houses and Estates registered for Letting onjy on her Treasury , but on herhonour also, and their at Ballecas, has taken the road to Talavera- de:lna eyna, or Disposal, without charge. ~ Powers have approved of this declaration. This intelli. SALES. APPRAISEMXNTS. AND COLLECTION OF redemptionis beyond their present means. In this view gence is from an authentic source." except one battalion, which is going to Aodalusia,. t RENTS. FURNITURE WAREHOUSED • they are more valuable to us as a consideration to offer. ' the camp of St. Roche. H. L. COOPER, as, litsnorscayssiam Warns, has the bonier than so much money, if, indeed, her pride would pets. in elder to make its readers believe that the asps fader/ hes at ~.h e length promoted itself, the Echo says in the sense artide- com a brigade mandedby o Tif• t•P ajcir r"liltial General grr n rod iers il, ansl ot lal .thift ua o r f d th , t et.betas haalored and Petreohed by some of tie mit her to receive it. . We wi ll o ff er her the sPnlialien "We have learnt that a detachment of Constitutional infantry of the guard bf General O'Neill. first Families in the Eingdeih. • claims in a way which may effect our object, and may soldiers (though we have not exactly ascertained their COUGHS, C 4 ) LDS,.ASTH M AS, the. not eventually lose them; to wit, we will strike out, . number) have violated the Spanish: territory, •under . A battery of lithe. avtill .. ery of the Guard had recei • ILLMOTf'S COUGH • PILLS...a-These Pills ' W ' tuve been round , by hesersieset, toilweammeigmeini . u i n w con . di r tionally, the 2d atticle of the Convention 6f pretence of punuing.some Royalists, who happened to orders on* the 4rdi to set out for ' alii*Yerat•• -Two 'cons ' patties of field artillery set out from Seville on the 2441. lienedy; their oporadoiris hymnbook/lea •• I France accept the proposition, the treaties and re fi e ,ing di , Bowe * 1,, w i l ke gog ..4l6 l . w e spry .claims of France will soon be extinguished, but the cross the Tagus with the intention of joining, as quickly • . • . as possible; the, troop' under General Silveira. The act December for Badajoz. Several cart iages with Ilan die Wit antigen Oast& • - _theadstimes, lbiessemminal spoliation claims will in part, and principally, - be still of violation is manifest, and would be considered . as a munition and minima were sent from the same City to - the same destination. Sienese the Brelereed imegeoehilli.reherre-ehmeallhle wil valid against her ender the general law of nations. If, provocation to war by a GOvernment less moderate • in a very Imp and 4011111119mweeemig *spawn wed the to . o f s t owoo d do. s„„„ 1 „,,- 4 . 4 m, mo b wee.tpuothwe on the other hand, she declines the proposition, even than that of Madrid." ' In all parts of the Peninsula troops have been set in them Mowery gemeral us. . _ upon the condition that treaties and indemnities shadl This pretended irruption is placed in front to prepare motion, and are approaching the frontiers. The active • goldin bons at is. tad. matils..9d.- by IFikseit e l3, Melo mutually effect and discharge-each other, we will agree d ou b t l ess fse i amme declaration more warlike than is army will form a total of 38,000-iafantry an d 3.001- , . Berme' i Baden, Mohr* Cherredfei_staliatte el sr...to said conditions we will then pay our-several citizens I hors. 75,. Prloceseereet. liaillihr si zt e le s liellmemenfeat, c probably " .• d fro th Mont Rouge. ' cavalry, besidei the -r equisite artillery. °slo g ; se . sod co. mew um ; ad dierindral for this application - of - their property, and con- raw on esou.a.iseno VerantaaDaY, JAI. 17. The General who is to command in chief is not yet - - t ;Wien . Y - ers in the . ..VeilleUlle, sider the bargain as it really is, a good one. , - • -PARIS. lax. 16. appointed, but it is neatly certain that his Mijesty's Of wheel leal be eate..lltatersitusßGlLl:l TONIC. . • • i "The Awsiriai Observer announces that it is autho• choice will fall upon Gen. SalfiAd or General Espana. PILLS, recommended in gensele.. l 7 of the feel . , ' si, tin ; saw as a. We and escape, M lima pechalled ..• FRENCH PAPERS. - deed to declare, that the news of the departure of the N s. lt is affirmed that the General of Engeneers, Don' ilitsilisidee WAWA ilesaskra, of &Mao& ' laiemihi rdreolidoes. . . -ow.- . `‘,. • . Austrian seamy of occupation from the kingdonsof Na. Gaspard Goirceehea will have the post of .chief of the , I moo eePerienT the Maser Ferteare *WM. ledtagas,at .M. lei . • • MECETVE .. II , IT! EXPRESS . ~ ., ..• . ..., plea, next Spring, as stated in the Allgesnetae Zeitztog, is general Staff. . s- • . as.a.t. • •-• .•-illo.lstane.: , - • • ' • • . 1.. ; a falsehood. Th e now which are eitembling at Talavera-de-la Aim* Dr. FOTHARGILL'S Diitia mesh mialineed far • roar nufameinamea. . _.. , . LUNA Moir . . , *lsle, will form, it. is said../ coma . of rescue, th e their dingy in Nervous Disorders. . priankiLilnis Vie' We have received rtsio . eiebtekto et . .._ a cloth al new ~ Mind Of iii Melt 'tali' went , to tin. Want Dor s . . iiplotb/etAtive teeolitAat. ----**--- 7 - the 'Spanish territorrby a ogoese'Consti- sky in the Chamber of - '-: - .... Carlos. It is certain that M. de Zambian has • •- ......11fr. Lamb has demanded MEDICINE of regilar - prescription 'arid este- tutionalists . A detachedoiropoilloyalisti had crossed The Journal des several toeferences with that Prince. A mo o d mem, a peoap• one of tie most ode aad eIiCACi444 the Tagus, near Hertera , in order to join as expedi. immediate explanations respecting the march of the Th • e Municipality of Madrid has furnished . a co el'a bs ram at dd. " a t h e ye ar, and at ali how, Wind in the Stomach, Nervous Complaints, to than' far cloudy as possible the corps of General Saordano,which Spanish trohps towards the frontiers of Portugal. It siderable sum in order to facilitate the speedy departure prom readar s.h. Pera g eratim,la DeKd onci o f ois eon a to Obo n es,„a o f was marching from Guarda upon Belmonte. The was believed that the English . Ambassador would of the troops for the frontier i . The Regiments which ' the in •Illeart Bunn, Costiveness, Chalice, Gout. Vomit- Constitutionalists, under pretence of pursuing these demand his passport. hive marched from Madrid, and those which have pissed 1 iier. - 11 - Wri - 1 . 1 SSA Achen Cu not, their intrinsic worth wiE Royalists, entered the Spanish territory, and committed The Journal des Debars again.-The English Go- • . . • • . , through it, for instance, the sth of Light' Infantry, hard reconn 1 Kos. .tbdr 4ating beet tlie lieestmelid coars. tit er sill they .r e I r a= &wore ,mase devastation; but learning that General Sao Juan vernment has been officially informed by M. Lamb, received their pay and their expenses on the road. • ' . ••• • was advancing -against them, they returned- with. all that the Court of France had acted the principal part • 1 Mineral Wants; dm for these lidos la Warm Climates. Letters from Va)ladolid, received at Madrid on h ' I t . ) Prepared by Ti mone maw, jute. Druggist, Tottenham High speed into Portugal, whither they were not pursued bf in the invasion of Portugal. sth January, announce that General Longa had ju- • . • ' Oros, Middlesex, b virtue of an Assignment -from H. &led J. the Spaniards. The Condifutioenel.-Five thousand men ate going • -•• .. arrived there. He said that the affairs of the Porto 4., Denrkk, sole of she Receipt, by the will of M.Speedi. Letters from Ciudad Rodrigo, of the 3d inst. an- to be assembled on the frontiers of Portugal. Ewa; and are mid by Shiw and Edwards, Nu. 64, St. Pear, se. gue Royalists were in the best possible state, and the.' , T• before long a result very favourable to their caus - .... Chlrehlard lwe ii.... and Co. N o . lick Oxford street; h . • flounce that Brigadier Magessi had beaten several corps The Journal du Coiwmerce.-The reasons assigned hoses at 2s. 4s. ed. los. ad. sad Om Guinea • and may be bad of Constitutional troops. This General was employed for the abrupt departure of Prince Polignac from would be seen. -• • si the Principal Vendor s. [ Medians in Town 'and Country. -in arming a great number of pattisaos who had come London acquire greater probability. France will then M. d'Ofalia having receivedan autograph note Iron rynts - TittrE " DR. STEERS'S OPOTSRLDOC,* to jeirchitn; and when this was accomplished, it was be reduced to exhaust its blood and in resources to the. King, has determined to accept the Embassy to • ' ..L from its pant' raft Inality, is fopnd decidedly superior to his intentioa to advance f o rwa r d , in or der t o drive from maintain in Spain the system of the Spanish Government. London, in the room of M. Alcudia. say other Wand spetentaain prousedng the natural circulation the Lower Beira all the Constitutionalists who might be The Joarsal du Cestunerce again-Mr.Lamb has inter-, , *ben in A tor* ants, aided hem cold, or other canoes, and in found there. ' • cepted a corespondence, which proved that M. de Polig• 440 M TIM 110141, 4A112, THOILIDAY, SAM IL . dying vigour to the partiaffectid. • 'Am promptly and alloady PARIS, 3 l7 . Other letters - from the froadeeinert, that the Com. nac and M. de Moustiers obeyed the same sacred instruc- onobed- M, it cures itheamatissa, Chilieldes, the Cramp. sprains, Yesterday before Mass his Excellency Viscount Gran . • , o a &o we g m te ausphae.., and 'freed go tbe first appearanCe disem barked lions. These documents having been transmitted to mender of the first English troops, which villa, Ambassador Extraordinary from bit Majesty UI: 4 Cba l lid eo , It ramp' t4tor u komoiew o ro general use o f t hi s at Lisbon, had sent a most andacious*Message to the MeCanning, that Minister required an explanat ion hose rehab* Rome 4 heehdiSeed sheirii tenons to nil spurious ins- Marquis Chaves, in which he commanded the Royalist the French Ambassador, who, instead of giving it, set King of Great Britain, presented to the King in a put vate audience, the letter of his Sovereign, announcin . w an d tt,i'Mth me whip* 414144, That only fsSenutoe loath P ortug a l, threatening case General to evacuate the death of his hisßoyal Highness Frederick Duke I *Abe IMMO " t gums," .eragraved fp the Government :tamp ea Wit Mien. Price 21. 9d. refusal to pursue.him even into Spain. and to give no. Polignac either a great office at Court, or an Extraordl- . York, brother to Britannic Majesty. Beid by F. Newhery nod Sopa, it the Original Wareh ouse fur quarter to the Royalists who might• fall into his hands. nary Embassy to Madrid. • , Onassiserts rowan., St. Paul's ebartb-,yard ; but as many Pee.says - The French Academy, in its Fitting yesterday, de The Marquis Chave s replied to this British bravado by Accounts from Lisbon, dated January Sd, says esr mistake the hew, observe Shn.it is tee Third from Cheap an injunction to the English General to evacuate the ...ewe English ships of the line, several frigate., and a great tided that a respectful Petition should be presented te; the Numter 43. Sold also by J. Sanger, ISO; Oxford-s treet : Portwi th number of tr a nspor t s, have already arrived. The landing of the the King, according to the p r opo sa l ma d e i n a presiou-' Hawkins, Boos Hank, d, 1 , ad i me .„,.. 0; small ,. Royal tiguese territory himself. As to [be treatment troops commenced on the first of this m o nth. Sitting by M. Licretelle. Thit proposal was carried ~ Faeiralsge • sent Vt. Pea, r e , Dane-street, DOOM. which he hadthreatened the Royalists who should be " The Portuguese Government has placed garrisons is Evora- • by a majority of 18. ' , made prisoners, th e Marquis declared that the lives of mente , Eetronsos, Purtalegre, and Santo Combadm. `tIA.TURE AND ART , the Constitutional Officers taken prisoners at Braganza, e areal Azeredo was,. on the 29th December, at Naas, and It was opposed by Messrs. Anger, Cowin, De Lally OR, THE- ReO,HIMAUX MK AMS. had beaten the insurgents at the bridge of Alesfoche . on - the Duo Cainpetion, De Level, De Laplace, Laine, &c. an. and those of the English who were seized at' Almeida, TAn Rotterdam Fair, like a Carnival guy, (Duero?) • sepported Messrs. De Chateaubriand, D.• Segue De 1..A1 Where Same and Art fern' a stilendiddimplay, at Latinego, and at Plebe', should. answer for those of o The Count de Villa Fior was at Foldatross, pursuing the Mar. Tracy, la ma Viin, Lernercier, Andrieux, Raynound Two Bendanas' Indiana, to gaga were unknown the Royalist prisoners. • . truss de Chaves, who was retreating on Celorico. The produce Of meat saw:their own frigid we, • • Letters from Madrid of the 6th instant, state, that . Theimareents occupied Cu and Pinhaeos." . Michaud, and several of their colleagues. Pot Boiontpl an the Reiter, in secluded care, Mr. Lamb and the French Charge d'Affaires, not being the The Itaile of the 18th has not a word respeethig Spada or Pot • The Swiss brigade which was at -Madrid was to set out on . . • , NO yet obtsdn‘l el the City or Fair ; 'able to succeed in obtaining the recall of M. de 'Cato- tri th to return tie France. meat, nor any " Lies of the Day.•' . • - • - • Wh e n weer their bowls. in hilarity min, The service for Louis XVI. and Marie Antoinette will be mw- -• An liiateeilaid with another a be., - marde, or the banishment from the kingdom of the b ra n PROM THE COURIER ItALN9AIS OF WIDSZSDAY, JAW. 1d at St. Denis on Saturday. the 20th inst. . That Nos, in an turpolishl•itate, wBl desert Captains. General of the Provinces adjoining Portugal, ram sus quointnints or winabsenv, err 17. PARIS, Jammer 16.. Fair Nature's high *Wiwi be attentleas of Art; . bad bit upon another expedient for'effecting their olt- We have received from Lisbon tee billowing letter: The Funds have continued to fall todey. It watts. Mee Regaining Whoa the bet to decide; • . ject. They sent to Ferdinand, General Darbaud Jouqees, o LISBON, Jamas 3. ' said that the news from Spain was of an unfavourable Rads party agreed by disk choke twabidn Their Gaming's eonserntainst uhtain'd ;--ta Weed who is in high favour with his Majesty. It is stated that " The Queen Mother is strictly guarded (partlee a nature. What most struck the speculators was the Pair scope, Oar's MINI onadmidamly awed this General, in peaformince of his mission, principally out)' by the English; and the Royalists of Lisbon, refutal said to have been made by the English Leger With multiform paninepalt ljamee and Art, insisted that the troops sent to the frontier of Portugal closely watched by the Constitutionalists, are treated tion to be present at the diplomatic didfier given yes . Attractio n to draw, main* pleasure *pan; • should be reduced to 4.099 men, adding, that corn- with great rigour. The English have alio a Police, and terday by M. de Dames. wing. MAO eeee e ali memo, that serve. Olen. .witator'd Amodio to swerve. pliance with this demand would leave the English no this, as you may believe, is insupportable to all parties. Ir. general a great discouragement is observed, whist Parties aw Met, and the two Es4lOllllMll grounds for distrust. Oa the Ist January several persons were arrested ; the results from the uncertain _ course that our Cabinet foi ' . Were brought, ton the store in full fre e dom to chase; fi ts M a j esty rece i ve d D ar b au d J ouques w i t h kindne s s, distru s t of the Constitutionalists and of the English is lows, and the fear that it is excited by the intrigues ni • . - Ternian.they rayed der with apparent &light, but replied that M. de Calomarde and the three Captains so much the greater, as they are certain that the our Ap Uniteadj, sod g i v in g t h e pre r rence to none,ostolical party, intrigues which cannot fail t Okee charm, then another, perplexing the sight,- General mentioned , having always served him well, major part of the troops of the garrison are only wait - drag France into a war, from which commerce .ha riii iti k u in their view their reflected forms shone, possessed his entire confidence ; that he consider e d them iog for a favourable opportunity to declare in favour everything to fear. By two theu presumed polish's mirrors reveard. as hie most faithful subjects; and that it would be an act of the. King Don MigueL-The discontent is general, . . Aught elm if they were from observance eonceard; of weakness on his part to sacrifice them to the desires and already several Liberals, out of hatred of the Eng- Here Bl a de wastbes.bolce of the Indians...-. Alas ! 81088101,3, Jett. 14.-A fire broke out esterdiii My friend, ye* have lint ; for a brigh t l oo ki ng - g h ee of a foreign Power;. that as to the movement of troops lisp, have joined the Royalists. y r Is out of the gurstion.'-' Then yiel•i your pursuits; towards the frontier of Portugal, he being the head of " The only partisans that England still retains here one of the wings of the Museum, next to the librery The'other erphed and two ndrroi-like Boots- the Spanish Monarchy was at libeuy to dispose of his are in the middling class among the ardent Liberals, which was a prey to the linnet. Every effort wa • Unambush'd-Amazement thettlumph while backing, Of Art over Nature throu g h Waimea's Js: DIAMIIIM. soldiers, in the manner best calculated to ensure the whose number is very limited, and .in the higher No • directed to prevent the flames from extending to th. .• library, which was in the greatest danger ; the apart This Ensy•Shining and William BLACKING Pr by aafety of his kingdom. His Majesty added, that he bility among those who fear the Queen Mother. Among went containing MSS. of the 15th century being con would punish any acts of hostility committed by his the latter are reckoned the Sguzas ; besides, there ate als 117.,:,.,„,. officers, but he was determined, at all events, not to be among ,appear , taken by surprise. in Bra- letters were observed to be very active in 'renderin . these Nobles who affect to Constitu. tiguous to the part that was on fire. Several men o '6o - rialtos, only because they have large estates • The same letters•remark, that Ferdinand maintains zil. There are few families in this situation. assistance. The Prince of Otteacia and Prince Falb 30, STRAND, London; esti aordinary reserve towards. the Members of the Di- " Every body is concerned here that M. de Palmella ERICK were present, and greatly animated the coura g . And Willa every Town in the Kingdom. elomatic Body. He will-permit none of dwelt° enqutre •exeits all his efforts in London to oppress his country ; of the citizens. '• LIQUIP la Bottles, rid. 10d. I2d. and led. each. into the plans of the Spanish Government g neither dots' but those members of his family who are here , are The Paris Journals have been ordered by the Preftl of Police, to copy from the .Moniteur a second reply ti 5150 PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, 6d. cud. and ltd. each. ... ever impart to theta his real designs with regard to • so A Strange cheek for a M in is ter o f Finance to be mimed tore- & Shilling Put of Pad* is equal to Four Is. Bottles of Liquid. "'their arguments +( gains' their nrts , osedlsw for the n 're - , yaf sa, la 1,. .. 1 411ritarag. Pos tugal aod Engla.d. In the meantime prop 'ratio ~ moaner.. inner than he asked.-(Nete er Egaik.) . • • . ' .. . • 1 . . -'•. • • • . . . ~ . .• . . - - . ' tirt MK tf- ,Y • .v f 4 ,. . .. - • • . . . .• . • . i ' 4 , •'.. ~, 111. ..,- . ;. • . ..i.• ''.4lllifibellr :• •%, tji • •• •• , . . . _...,-. . . • . _ . , • .• ._ , . . .. • ••• • ' • •.••• ' . , , •:.lt .. %.f . :. i. . 7 . t • ''.41 %.,..., • •‘ ' . 4 1`. • ' . - . f . i 40 .• ....11 . 42 1 . ? . e.• I f.: eta Yci . . 4 . ttr . .... 7 . % • , • • . I . ..;‘., ...• •5;.: . .. , ~ A -5 • dr i Zi k.,, 4‘ • !'tr.. •i • 141 01 .4$ 1-••• f - - .:• in t :•-•7 4 ;;..,... - • ..: • ._ . I . • • ff() ..... _. . ._ , . ~ . oiLk . . :. . . , .. • , . ; . . • , ...;,, - -.) • • . . • ,- • . . .., • `•••, - . ,- 4 . • . ;flfAti .. . ... . . --a- -7;4.4.7.- ...,...., . • .. . ~ , ..1" • .. . . , ,11 ... - • . - . , ~ • . NvmDER 12,460.] -. .! .. • -..,. .1.4, ..-... • Fathil... . •• G. JANUARY - 19,15'. . [PRICE SIEVENPENCE. - • • . to tend tb )re. land Their frost ialuibleeff • POUT OP . UTHAMPTON.. • FRANCE AND AMBRICA. - ''- lia ishieb stelliw p g rotts ee. in . at they dollar eatiect a Livouribtertge . avar•an going on with 'more activity than ever. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, i lie artillery of the Geoids has received orders to set Ct : , : ' . fii pi l fer of the Hon. Commissioners of Hs Majesty's Customs. TAM A DAINCIODE DATIL Alt for the frontier • ; and - the 2d Regiment of Irtfaitey, of their projects. . 14 The Ladies 6fLiibdnireffreathe'd for anialls I. ~,. •-5 • i At tke CODOM Halite at this Port, en Samede?, January 27, If the United Status mdagaiseatheionadaming•abli. figittia ter the sante corps, now tanrehed at Manilas, . 1667, At Noon precisely, gations of the treaties Cur thelhoorderref *bite admits le to Pttalled 4'o Tallow* de la I ReYna• 'hitred Of the 'Engltth, 'eapecially 'since - the INK' - T" UNDER MENTION RD GOOD - meareini tairemmtoinia. ma HOYT COIODITTION: -. '' ••... Frame yaw be shewn towards the Queen-Mother. inNsite 'OfFOR 11'4 ir valid, a n d IYarced : . . The raid** Herod: 'contains the following aedele 'of the police to aohteaFit,' it Is - knits:a thaiffitriatig dm l, . ire Gallons of Foreign BRANDY, - • , . yg Gallons d Foreign GENEkrik, •' - • .Stases ..weedid . net. Ofily :be loud se rimier? &beas t WI •• se the bead Madrid, Ist - January : , have already been attacked' braiiiiiihis. Tile:keit' i Of sdkient Strength for Deders ; • ; would stilt labour, • and 'fee ea kiddish* pl= b wrader. "The4postolicGovetnmen4as sent off hasdly three and Odle dangeronsfyitounded. ' . 1 • • its Yards of Wrought Silt, • • the onerous stiputatione to guarantee das "Wese eztraotdinary cour i ers , one to biontitouge ; another to "In general it is not knolls at Lisbon 'where die - in Slk Shawls, Scarfs, and Neehtechards - India Islands", and the tickle' right to hoinducte into lat. 'Petersburgh, and the lastio'Roine. Itappean'thait loyal drmy is ; hut • tri judge by the theageres Os kb, . 41 Bandanna Handkerchiefs, .. . . our. poets Preach privateers and prises. Nor would the theleeset Government 'is seriously nobler - amid; Rs. 'AlteosPaitligtatie Oh - te, it 'cannot 'be fa •frol 'eti - e •,.. • 5 Flasks Rau de Coiogne ; Ale a ° peg Bost and Materials, and the Briatemg4adat seebarrasin . g consequences mop haora-swt Ithould he agent complaios loudly of th e nappert afforded: by Eat capital." ' Handal, of Two Beats ; --.' , • ' lIBBIer , revolved in a nintroversy of . t most habeas{ hod to the- forteguese. They call all the Powers of • ' ..'.' .... ... i ilitS, . fair. le. . , _.a.• o d a keelson Saud and Lesanr Coodeintald‘ M .t h e Cae r r l 'iiature with the lkitik poweitavene. tem. . ot a..tb• /mope to *mist them in sustaining the contest *oaf to WA hasten to lay hifore'etit 'retiatiai Wats* ele s rl , - • fit ro e IMO may be 'dewed, and to i t s tatted, - sl id tbe this , e wereho i r . i .,,, the l i mu t iv o f i h e..... D ay . er e may. surs iasi ladein. ac cia,, - thattalitt_y 1114)11. ef raletiva-to „ezaloaPie take place , which they foresee it will be t woiaS for whiehhaitibeen sent us hide 'Madrid, res' - Ain'. . A :. • • •-- a od nob . rerse pees - , .111.11 ab anima and thesis to withstand without their aid. "extraordiairy . tnaveintnt of troops ivtichis 'tarn' . reENRY p,,,• COOPER, 93, BUSH OMNI Tiber* LET rite; • an d-' •• emilkellan ad: thoSe Of ' o.lthe kaintilat. .of the OpMsish Goverutnest is to • 'its Spain, and on the c•- o , osition and fort tit w i ,42 '' '' 11 vinam leale i tt 4° 1111 P e lage the fenewle g A l Lh idel l_2l France. Haat *' ' libi•tii t;eastsbeints4ll ....40611,41 mess_as_ l obajetraes,4pgetggal....._ u . j9O - 0 i 4 ~,- - . .... ',._• - • . , , .... ...:, . . & T idally reasonable, fee Farnitmre of superior b 1.1- 03 old ' • • ' ' ' * • lova:- •,. „„ • ..- '••• ...a5a• , .... neasoure: .? -,-- , . . - 7 -theY .s?t without bagsjija, a circatestante tier, or'whic •-'•:: :. .7 74 "'at - taa'44.150 1 -' r' ~ It A • ....., •..• • . sraoLsTE ßg i aa i pri 4 i 4-:cwstirwmarrev4pri t .-...DA, ' ' - mtil th e emu- which cousfera Itereltratea their progress; they Ton to proceedlbither arc "be Algot Lip, I t lsaw a g• - ,:a5.9 It --- . • 1 COINET WORICa , -01 1 , or , - _ • • , 4• . test ifi e d the imptegitif striking ono th e lmtrYoder?* isle Thus ft *May be said, that of all left Madrid bfi the'Stht7itie ht "Mid 44E1,4 send Pereimmis • • s'' • - .. i . , Ist Regiment'of Cavalry of . ... , seemed wide of the Convention $lBOO. As a motive the Sovereign' of Europe the Kink of Spain has the and the Sd of Infantry of the Line (which has *Mead at ' -* I Ciudad Rodrigo); and the Appnio.-Cabias loud aloe mit Pointe& rissillthe r ...• • • for thet act, the United States •May be -supposed to lighted troops." . .• Maids - A-P*4 o "e he UMW, Dated. Illesem ' have entertained impressions such at these. "We are The Hchethi•Midi ef the 16th instant (otherwise called the Monis, the Lute , aitTtohe(wLhanichcasnr..saorcfltsheed Re. •- • ' ' • • - now within a complete circle of diffiitilties, and the seer Gomm) contains ties following article- • (which has InGfora u rC aLt; h rd ed gwr f ero rr eitotl eett .leav eT e nt m l iel: 4 : 4 ; :t a b:el:lL: . \: • 5 -.4 ' • . 1 Cal i gTrn ell e 4 l b . Int logieft 40. 4 1 1 1 4eff•Teed t Se- only avenue to peace and safety, li es in the breaking " The Cabinet of Madrid has followed the advice of the a Tal G avera . ~... • : l t , f . Eldifenninster,thi. ed. end oases spay low. • • t h at of the•'Taileries. The latter has given . to the _ et. d th a. e i s a. th ße t y o n t a h . e T 7 h t e h ch ef a t sa n a u r a s ry on , ti ar a: b e ih ogya eg Amig.EB.- Weft Ni emit reeedikent t • .d ift down the treaties with France-this .roust be accom - *e e l o t f ° Spanish Government a formal assurance, that tit smallest, for Catrasiss.tassaame Tames. - .plished at any and 'every sacrifice. France will not ha al readarrived hi Eitremad - ' ma, coating Guar :. ' ''• m c e d e ; fl e a ~r e d e a , . c y an o. . • CARVING sod GILDING- - Smeserybeaadadveninaes/b e yield them up at our request; we cannot efface them slightest aggression committed by the Anglo-..sePo_.rtn, or General Seib , who cement , • 'i Canso' Tebbe, Glues, Be. by ecercion ; we must therefore win her consent by guese troops, either on the Spanish territorrh ir this brigade of Light Cavalry, was to set out with di ' PER-HANGING and PAINTING-le the Richest as wen on its colonial possessions,• will be cons id ere d as a vitr- o she Plainest &Os. purchase." lotion of the Treaty, and . that consequently..., France Lancers, so that this Brigade will be complete. -'• • - . FUNERALs-Attraded la tile inset napectfal manner, sad par- The spoliation claims of the poor citizens, France has would defend Spain, and declare war aga i nst England. I • tkular regard paid so Bioassay. • acknowledged , and they now bang as a charge, not , 4 SOUS& AGENCY-Houses and ADAM registered for Letting . oniy on her Treasury, but on her honour also, and their It is added that the Governments of the .peincipal The 2d Regiment'ef Infantry of the G ua rd , i d aliened at Ballecas, has taken the road to Talavera-detea eyes, i '. or Daspood, without chose. . Powers have approved of this declaration. This intelli. , SALES, APPRAISIMENTS. AND COLLECTION OF redemption - is beyond their present means. In this view Bence is from an authentic source." except one battalion, which ,is going to Andalusia,. t ' ' .1 • I; RENTS. FURNITURE WAREHOUSED , they are more valuable to us as a consideration to offer. ' the camp of St. Roche. • t H. L COOPER, is, litoorscathcsiaset WITIIIII, has the bonier than so much money, if, indeed, her pride would pets. In order to mate Its reader believe that the sassitfatimis has at The . . . - .. . . -... _ . comma h n n de g d aci b e y l Ef' r'P ajor mlillcial General gctii ll ag od iecs il, and° chat guard, i : . - , • length nraiented itself, the Echo says in the same ankle-- I ' . to Employed mid Pitroalzed by some of the m i t h er to receive it-. We will offer her the spoliation " VVe have learnt that a detachment of Constitutional infantry of the giterd bY • General O'Neill. -• • -.• first Families in the Hingdoth. • claims in a way which may effect our object, and may ia lai e „ . . (though we have not exactly ascertained their I ,; . COUGHS, C 4 ) LDS, .ASTH HAS, So. not eventually lose them . ; to wit, we will strike out,. . , i number) have violated the Spanish: territory, un d e r . A battery of light. artille ry .. of the Guardlta.d recei • WILLMOW'S COUGH • PILLS ..- These Pills unconditionally , . the 2d article of the Convention of V 1 have been found, by bang-mapothithe, telgranseddthdrial . .., pretence of punuing.some Royalists, who happened to orders on the 4411 to set out for Tallii * Verat..Two - cons ponies of field artillery set out from Seville on the 24d. a . • loody; their operas/orb hymeneal's** IBOQ. It France accept the proposition, the treaties and re II e .,i ng the B on * I, y o i l isea s s.4, 6l , „s wait / .claists of France will soon be extinguished, but the cross the Tagus with the intention of joining, as quickly .. • . ' as possible; the troops : under General Silveira. The aci December for Badajoz. Several carriages with 'lan et , Mot entlease Ogee& '4*-Asillauts, ansemmitanst spoliation claims will in part, and principally, be still of violation is manifest, and would be considered' a s a munition and marten were sent from the same thy to - • the same destination. ' - Messes ache ittethetela imellithellf‘,B 1 01 - ehee allhee lea valid against her ander the general law of nations. If, provocation to war by a Governm e nt less moderate . , • in a very large tad Madden amenewag iberberes amid tee hie ethos, end she hmene ,: emetem ead is hehe *mdse . on the other nand, she declines the proposition, even than that of Madrid." ln all parts of the Peninsula troops have been set in r am looney gemeral use. . _ upon the condition that treaties, and indemnities shadl This pretended irruption is placed in front to prepare motion, and are approaching the frontiers. The active • I 1 said it bees at Is. sp. ardilarid. by fillkseit e n, Hier mutually effect and discharge-each other, we will agree doubtless fae,,some declaration more warlike than is army will form a total of 33,000hiafantry and 5.001. I ' IthereMb i Baden, Melo* Chefiveldev''_eilease 40( sL 4 to said conditions we will thedspay our. several citizens , Ad's, 75,• Prisionatred. 141hdrait i z e s s eialanoweswest. for public probably ' .• d front Mont Rouge. ' cavalry, besides the 'requisite artillery. ,•-• 0.406 4 hiee. and ce. tow seme ; toad dievehedral this application - of their property, and con- raw um srou.a..neno TITSEISDAT, JAN. 17. The General who is to command in chief•is not yet - i • Nadia* Y - ers in the . ~•thfileUllt, sides the bargain as it really is, a good one. , • a • , •PARLS, JAE. 16. appointed, but it is nearly certain that his Majesty's , . i Of wheel -sal b e oelesale.auresuuslLGlLlA TONIC. . • . i "The At:striae Observer announces that it is autho• choice will fall upon Gen. SarfiAd or General E s pana. ift , ; PILLS, recamminfied la empsele.. l 7 eel the Copoits.. . •N. me; ass. as a. ode sad emellinge, be drama peddled ... FRENCH PAPERS. - timed to declare, that the news of the departaie of the N s. It is affirmed that the General of Enghteers, Don' • t• ilitt while Smadre, ot dellansa ' I= 6. fdrerogadesa. . . ---...- . `‘,. • . Austrian army of occupation from the kingdom-19f Na. Gaspard Goiccuehea will have the post of .chief of the . 1 sows fondant the Maser Peetethe Balriakm. MI& led. . • BBCETVE .. D S III! E X PR E SS. .. .•.„.: pies, nest Spring, as stated in the Allgentetne Zeitueg, is general Staff. - '. • - . • as.ait. •-• .:-,l!aaatosice.:. - • . ' • . ' t : a falsehood . The troops which am esteosbling at Talavera-de-la Also Dr. FOTHARGILLI Dit i - 24 iamb alarmed for • Mel 111111 . 4.114111111111114. I. _:, , . Lli. WT. . , arida, will form, it. is snick . ? coals . . oft esew, the their dicacy in Nervous Disorders. . als o [ t i e. We have received r ow . eirdatesall ar . . .._ a and so dew .. Mind Of iiihicla 'win be - gavels , to siae. Want Dor, ifpgift)/MAtiva SitolkALrit. ------ 7 -7 the Spanish terri t ory by a . ogoese'Consti- day to the Chamber of . - -: -: - ...• Carlos. It is certain that 14. de Zatebrano has ..- - 1 i' ...-11fr. Lamb has demanded MEDICINE of regular • prescription add tato- rationalists. A detachedarniperlayalisti had crossed The Journal des several t oaferences with that Prince. , ~ , A bowl credit, is perhaps one of tie most sets and elleadess the Tagus, near Herrera . in order to join as expedi - immediate explanations respecting the march of the Th e • . r lt Municipality of Madrid has furnished . a to . 1 eat e l" . ram at dile me° ef the year, and at a titan ' for dously as possible the corps of General Saordano,which Spanish trodps towards the frontiers of Portugal. It siderable sum in order to facilitate the speedy departure . Soma Wind in the Stomach. Nervous Complaints, to promote regelar s.h. Peripiratka,in Widow, og Oa., an d i n ob oruct i na o f was marching from Guarda upon Belmonte. The was believed that the English Ambassador would of the troops for the frontieri. The Regiments which ' the in •fteart Buns. Costiveness, Cholics, Gout. Vomit- Constitutionalists, under pretence of pursuing these demand his passport. hive marched from Madrid, and those which havepassed . I sies - s - raTa Sala Ado. On trial, their intrinsic worth vat Royalists, entered the Spanish territory, and committed The Jarred des Debars again.-The English Go- • . • P t • . , i 1 4 I through it, for i nstance , the sth of Light Infantry, hart . , -,. roe Mirk ban. nisommidation ; they are pani roost- devastation • but learning that General Sao Juan vernment has been o ffi cially informed by M. Lamb, I '• • halal the coarse at Sea Bathing , and drin kin g the Sea so n •l e las - s received their pay and their expenses on the road. • '., •-- .• ' ' ' Mineral Watots; airy ter those living in Warm Climates. • was advancing -against them, they returned with. all that the Court of France had acted the principal p art Letters from Va)ladolid, received at Madrid on th. : ; • • ~.' Prepared by .was Shaker, jell. Druggist, Tottenham high speed into Portugal, whither they were not pursued bi in the invasion of Portugal. Orem, Middlesex, b virtue of an Assignment-from H. and J. the Spaniards. Dessekk, sole oldie Receipt, by the will of M. di. man ; and are add by Slaw and Edwards, No. 64, St. Paul's.. The Couslitutioxeel.-Five thousand Letters from Ciudad lbadtigo, of the 3d inst. an- to be assembled on the frontiers of Portumcganl. ate going • ol ool a salar a „a it „ x i c v. N o. iso, chavastreee; he nounce that Brigadier Magessi had beaten several corps The Journal du Costmerce.--The reasons assigned b eam at As. es. Id. Ms. ad. sad Cue Guinea • and may be badberasereßloyaglisats of Constitutiona l troops. This General was employed for the abrupt departure of Prince Polignac from would be seen . el the Principal Venders d Medlars in Town ' and Country- •in arming a great number of pattisaos who had come London acquire greater probability. France will then h - TRUE " DR. STEERS'S OPObr.I.DOC,. to i• Isialim; and when this was accomplished, it was be reduced to exhaust its blood and in resources to g 5:: January, announce that General Longa had ju- • . • 1.1 arrived there . f t asvt the p or a an ff bi a lbe i lres t 0 00taf state, and ra P dc o at t hus t la , ~... #.-. •, . . . result were i li very the • M. d'Ofalia having received an autograph note lion the. King, has determined to accept the Embassy to • I 1 ris. Cr on its pad . rating many, is tome decidedly superior to his intentions to advance forward, in order to drive from ~ maintain in Spain the sy stem of the Spanish Government. London, in the room of M. Alcudia. l' ally ober asternal seedthalleat in promoting the natural elrculatioe the Lower Heirs all the Constitutionalists who might be The Jeered die Cesenserce again-Mr.Lamb has inter-, . , . 1 *ben in Atm* stets, ads* from_ cold, or other causes, and in found there. ' • cepted a corespondence, which proved that M. de Polig. FROM THE 150511 , DATED THOLIDAT, JAL ID. • f demo vigour to the paniaffectid. o promptly and copal*, :1 PARIS, 3 l7 , Other letters - from the froatler assert, that the Corn. nac and M. de Moustiers obeyed the same sacred instruc- ii Yesterday before Mass his Excellency Viscount Gran , •'•i ' i - 'Abed- M, it ono Rthamatbsa, Clainintas, the Cramp. sprains, ......,,__ the first En lid) trios s which disembarked tions. These documents • having been transmitted to lad Endo., he. If diadoi-d o and applied an the first appearance mender of II 1" sv le, Ambassador Extraordinary from his Majesty aI: • 4 ~ , 4 Chlatitilith it ramp' theile u laOhlit. The general use or this at Lisbon, had sent a most audacious' message to the Mr. Canning , that Minister required an explanation ftont King of Great Britain, presented to the King in a pro •-, ' Wealth Rome 4 heehdlfieell SaileiT Persons t,o esti spurious inti- Marquis Chaves, in which he commanded the Royalist the French Ambassador, who, instead of giving it, set- vvate audience, the letter of hit Sovereign, announcin . . and st,i l 'outh ex whir* ifiri f , That only kgenuine which I ' General to evacuate Portugal, threatening in case of off for Paris. It is in contemplation to give M. de the death of his Royal Highness Fr ederick Duke I i *Abe IMMO "F. Nasnousr." Aerated la the Government I 4 :tamp es sad bottle. Price ts, 9d. refusal to pursne . him even into Spain. and to give no . Polignac either a great office at Court, or au Extraordl- . York, brother to his Britannic Majesty. Bsid by F. limber, and Saps it the Original Warehouse for quarter to the Royalists who might• fall into his hands. nary Embassy to Madrid. . The French Academy, in its Fitting yesterday, de . . ti l ' Or.assiserts rawest., Sc. Paul's Charchiard; but as meaty Pea The Marquis Chaves replied to this British bravado by Accounts from Lisbon, dated January Sd, says-6 est mistake tie bower obsehli Shet.lt la the Third from Cheap - an injunction to the English General to evacuate the ...awe English ships of the line, several frigates, and a great tided that a respectful Petition should be presented te; Sde, the Number as. Sed also by J. Sanger, 150; Oxford.street ; number of transports, have already arrived. The landing of the the King, according to the proposal made in a preriou - ' i5.,,,5r u 0a c ia.,,,,.. ; la m % I, a di me .„,„„ t; s m a ll ,. Royal Port u guese territory himself . - As to the treatment with troops commenced on the first of this month . Sitting by M. Lscretelle. Thit proposal was carried &charge •as 'W. Pea, es. Derne.street, !Minn. which he hadshreatened the Royalists who should be " The Portuguese Government has placed garrisons is Evora- • by a majority of 18. , , I ' a r made prisoners, th e Marquis declared that the lives of mente , Formai, Partalegre, and Santo Combadzo. `IIA.TURE AND ARYa , . I the Constitutional Officers taken prisoners at Braganza, o ental Azeredo was, , OD the 29th December, at Naas, and It was opposed by Messrs. Anger, Cowin, De Lally , OR. THE. RAOANDAIAUX L 1 41,04 &MIL had e tten the insurgents at the bridge of Aleafoche . on tie Duo Campenon, De Level. De Laplace, Laine, Scc. ant' e, , i and those of the. English who were seized at' Almeida, TAn Rotterchon Fair, like a Carnival gay, sapported Messrs. De Chateaubriand, De Segue, De . 1 1.4 Where frame and Art fermi a egilendid•dimplay, at Lanier and at Pinhel s should. answer for those of ( " The ?) count de Villa Florins at Foldatross , punnet the Mar- Tracy, lama Viin, Lernercier, Andrieux, daynoudd ll, ' I Two Fandatanz' Indiana, to Idiom were unknown the itoya ist prisoners. . . quis de Chaves, who was retreating on Celortco. i The prodape cif sugth save their own frigid mar, • , Letters from Madrid of the 6th instant, state, that • Tbe Insurgents occupied Cu and Pinhaeos." . Michaud, and several of their colleagues. . - • I Fejonspil on the Roster. th secluded care, Mr. Lamb and the French Charge d'Affaires, not being The Swiss brigade which was at • Madrid was to set out on the I%e two of the 18th has not a word respecting Spain or Pot s • 0 I No . yet obtsdn'ti el the City or Fair -,ilia to return to France. mai, nor any " Lies of Ma Day." . • . When's/ter their bowb. In hilarity met, 'able to succeed in obtaining the recall of M. de 'Cato- The service for Louis XVI. and Marie Antoinette will be aka • , , , -• An Mauer laid with another u iset, - marde, or the banishment from the kingdom of the braced ROAM THE COURIER lIIALN9AISOF WIDSZSDAT, JAW.I lat St. Denis on Saturday. the 20th inst. . That Man, in an inipolishl m tr •itate, win desert Captains.Generel of the Provinces adjoining Portugal, rant[ rug aurinnunts or wzniskimav, ss 17. PARIS, lunatic 16.. FI . !.. ..4.1 Fair Nature's high diem far asteactioss of Art; bad bit upon another expedient for'effecting their oh- We have no t iced from Lisbon the Mewing letter: The Funds have continued to fall to.day. It wit,. Iftte Effluintaut leder the bee to decide; • . jest. They sent to Ferdinand, General Darbaud Jour:sees, " LISBON, Jammer/I. ' said that the news from Spain was of an unfavourable .. Rani party agreed by their deka Ice bide . , ' ) 'their Goan:lain% isonsom.diast abutted t--to Wird who is in high favour with his Majesty. It is stated that " The Queen Mother is strictly guarded (partite a nature. What most struck the speculators was the ,1 Pair scope, klarge MINI 10111141illidamly awed this General, in performance of his mission, principally vue)' by the English; and the Royalists of Lisboa, refutal said to have been made by the English Leger ' ' i With multiform pasiegest Bator and Art, insisted that the troops sent to the frontier of Portugal closely watched by the Constitutionalists, are treated tion to be present at the diplomatic dinher given ye. , , s, ' • . . Attraction to draw, as(pino pleasure *pot; • should be reduced to 4,000 men, adding, that corn- with great rigour. The English have alio a Police, and terday by M. de Dames. .• y Wag. hOW eeee e all whom that serve. i' I t Attnpliance with this demand wou ld lilitticoed A tte pti to swerve. leave the English no this, as you may believe, is insupportable to all parties. Jr g eneral observed , w a great discouragement is hicl en Parties Itaw met, and the two Esquinuuz grounds for distrust. Oa the Ist January several persons were arrested ; the results from the uncertain course that our Cabinet fol ' Were brought, Gam the store in full fr ee dom to chine; fits Majesty received Darbaud Jouques with kindness, distru s t of the Constitutionalists and of the English u lows, and the fear that it - .1. r is excited by the intrigues ra • 2 : . - DI; ! coign .they rayed o'er with apparent delight, but replied that M. de Calomarde and the three Captains so much the greater, as they are certain that the our Ap Unsteady, and giving t h e p r e rence to none,ostolical party, intrigues which cannot fail t Gfite charni, then another, perpjezing the sight,- General ment i one d , h av i ng always served him well, major part of the troops of the garrison are only wait - drag France into a war, from which commerce .ha nu AO Li their view their reflected forms shone, possessed his entire confidence ; that he considered them iog for a favourable opportunity to declare in favour everything to fear. Be two thee presumed polislid mirrors reveard. as his most faithful subjects; and that it would be an act of the. King Dun Miguel.-The discontent is general, - . . Aught dm U . they were from observance concord; of weakness on his part to sacrifice them to the desires and already several Liberals, out of hatred of the Eng- Here fli'd was . the,doice of the Indians...-. Alas ! EIOBBIIL2, JAN. 14.-A fire broke out yesterdly.ll ? hiy friend, ye* have lost; for a bright lookinglhee of a foreign Power;. that as to the movement of troops lish, have joined the Royalists. . ,ls out of the question.'-' Then OM your pursuits,' towards the frontier of Portugal, he being the head of " The only partisans that England still retains here one of the wings of the Museum, next to the librers I which was a prey 'to the flames. Every effort wa • ii, i .• , oire'othee replied and two mirror -like Boots - the Spanish Monarchy was at liberty to dispose of his are in the middling class among the ardent Liberals, Unandish'd-Amazement theirlumph while backing, Of Art over Nature through VlAaames JET BLACIDDIA. soldiers, in the manner best calculated to ensure the w h ose number is very limited, and . in the higher No. directed to prevent the flames from extending to tin library, which was in the greatest danger ; the apart . , This Easy. Shining and Witham BLACKING Pr by • safety of his kingd•un. His Majesty added, that he bility among those who fear the Queen Mother. Among meat containing MSS. of the 15th century being con r• l' ' 1 would punish any acts of hostility committed by his the latter are reckoned the Sgusas ; besides, there are als 117.,;.,„,. ,ificeys, but he was determined, at all events, not to be among these, Nobles who affect to appear Co nstitu. tiguous to the part that was on fire. Several men o taken by surprise , - - - li ts only because they have large estates ' urine s , The same letters remark , that Ferdinand maintains aiL There are few families in this situation. in Bra- letters were o bserved to be very active in 'renderii.. . assistance. The Prince of armee' and Prince Falb • 1. . 1 . SO, STRAND, London; extraordinary reserve towards. the Members of the Di- . r ERICK were present, and greatly animated the couragt Every body is concerned here that M. de Palmella , And addle every Townie the Kingdom. plomatic Body. He wilipermit none of tbetatoenquire . eseits all his efforts in London to oppress his country ; of the citizens. LIQUID la Book to s, ed. 10d. 12d. and led. each. in tore The Paris Journals have been ordered by the Preftl plans of the Spanish Government g neither dots ' but those members of his family who are here , are 5150 PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, rid isd and iscis each. is . ever . impart to titan his real designs with regard to .so A st range cheek for a master of Finance to be mood tore- of Police, to copy from the Moniteur a second reply i A Shilling Put of Paste is qual to Pour is. Bottles of Liquid, ""their arguments +(gains; their pm. °seen-4w for the pie * • • ' . a r % ~ i , ip... I.l..ekirot. Poi tugal and Engla:.d. In the meantime prop 'ratio ~ oat mime money than be asked .- ( Note er Stage.) . . . , • - 1 . ... . . . ' • . ~ ..:;...i:) v ig' --.•.; • - ~..•• --- -,- - • - - . . ' c . .- . •.. ' - • . - • • • - - • - • -.'5 • • , . . - . . . • . . . . ~ -..,