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REIC:tiLVTELLICENC7I. ;Y3 1 , 111118, DEC. 13. • Tise following remarks appear is the Meisiteur upon two articles of news extracted from the Eng gah Papers. The first relates to the comenuitieu .: 1, firm between Gibraltar and the Spanish territories. The Alunitestr observes, 4. Commerce was carried oil then between Spain and Gibraltar. If the King of Spain knew that his Governors betrayed their duty, and trailed with England. whilst Englund invades his cohnnes, surprises his frigates, massa cres his scamenduring peace, and cumin. so many miseries to his people, Ili. Catholic Majesty could not but he itilikeentat it." Upon • • - Upo the seeped tictract, which relates to Mr. Roe, junior's, 6110440 n, the Aconites r remarks, that t. the Englil.ll hire strange ideas of the so. c reignty of nationa,lf they think the Americans pusillanimous and impolitic enough to barter away their indeprndenee, and abandon their Attire of tilt commerce of the colonies to England. If they could adopt such a mode of conduct, renounce the sovereignty of then' flag, and interthet them_ selves Irons all commerce with France, there is no doubt that tearing thus.to pieces theirsind charts r of independence, they would lie at war with Fiance and with all the•Coottnestal Powers." PAW% Db:C. IS. It is said that the Prince Regent of Portugal is certainly Rime to the Brazils. Lisbon complains bitterly of his em..Toct, an among other things, of his having spiked some of the guns . of Fort Belief, in order to leave the English free access. It was announced at the departure of the Cos ner, that the English Ina just debarked in Peniehts a very important past, eleven leagues from Lisbon. A dreadful storm, which took Ogee at Lisbon, was succeeded fry' shinek ~f en earthquake, whids happily 4 no damage. On the 11411041 f Ncwlinnlttr a liag al truce, sent in lit- Sir Sidney Smith, arrived at Lioboa, with the fallowing notification : To all whom it may ( 001 ern —lt being notoriima that the Port. of Portugal are shut agaisett the I3rdish Flag, and that Hu Iteitcataie YlikiestOs Mh iErr 1. it, quitted thr Capi tali the thwth tithe Tilcus is ,koar,a to he in a state of moan blockade. It a therefore seutibeel to the Poetopui ae trioserusieut, that tit eitcutio:. of this curium:a will he • Itsol LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 6. 'We bare received a aeries of Pane Papers, from the lit of December, to the ez2d, and of ))utrh to the •sfth. We had previously received a Parii Paper, of the etith, containing the pew Decree of Hors Arins, declaring England in a state of block ade, by sea and land. The intelligence in these vipers is of minor interest. They scarcely com municate a fici of any importance. Private Re counts. received long since, from Lisbon, ►tatet!, that the POI NCE REOEK? Of PORTUUAL had, pro vious to his departure, ordered the guns on the battenes, which command the Tagus, to he spiked, but that these orders were not carried into execu tion. The Patio l'apers, on the contrary. assert, that the Fuss acre aetuall) v ‘ iiketl. Fort Belem 31— A •. This des ore prthlislied, in Two Volumes, meetly printed, ..Uur publishiug by IT CR Y and CO. Stationers%colvt, eushellislad with tvo elti - 331t Plates, pace ,o. F i tlermelrYsow imedbet: • F()ltMaiß s'l MES ; atteted ccont &. ROSBN"S L. 3:IVISunaITRA NA - siss ragbals Metrical Reulaaecs. kJ MAN'S POCIIET 1101CTIOIVART, By A. ST. JOHN. • • every Branch id Curosgeetiel Idbvvolin' e vas I. :t.`tikidens : Printed for B. Crosby told Co., Stationers% Reg.ll.raurts, and ItialibAt Trade. tt. Estsbilsird Wart, rate-runoff-row. • • ti.n.s of Bills, Note*, Aposigsts, and Peer Curre,ley. Mien may be had,, just published, Wheats, Mcasures, sat 4ssLitics of all kinds of %mhos- SOLDIER:ii ituassuicc. V.) Anne Onnsby. due. 4. 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The t.mools of N rutted Pou els are afau informed of this, iu order taut they way acquaint atilt diffenv a:ourt► ukh this Morka , le, which w ill b utaiutained its the itt.otwr antkociard lo) tlw hots of matiwts at:4 the in...i -n, KrOCE111.h . 1111 1 c1W(1•11 fiis vr.t.utt,i, )1, 1 , sty ntd the Neu tral Pant eru. " On hoard the ff,bernii, of the T:rzna, Noe. 92. W. SIIINEY SIIITH." imczusas 1 li. • General Junoes Proclamation, upon entering Lisbon, states in substance, that the French army entered that city to save the Prince mad the Coun try from the influence of Englund—but that the Prince, so respectable for his virtues, has suffered himself to be pitied ,by the uelvice of some bad poroms about hi►a, and has thrown himself into the arms of his enensies ; that these persons insinuated apprehensions for his personal safety ; his subjects have been considered as nothing, and their interests hare been sacrificed to the cowardice of some Cour tiers...." Inhabitants of Liaboq," adds the General in Chief, " remain quiet in your houses, neither fear my army nor in} self: we. are only terrible to oer enemies and to the wicked. The great Napoleon, my Master, has sant use to protect you-1 will pro tect you." It was not Fort Belief, but Fort Belem, the guns of which were spiked, by the Prince's order. Genend Delaborde has beet, appointed Com , mandunt of Lisbon, and of all the troops in that. city. \Vc hoped that the Prince, knowing at length what were the real interests oT his kitigdom, was preparing to accede to the grand . Confederacy of Europe. But all these demoustrutions were only so many eases to gain time. Aud what llit• hiss he wade of this titne?—he has deserted the throne which he might have rendered free. The result of his wise nuuaruvres, is to ensure hiuiself, .till fresh incidents happen, the post of Viceroy or Governor of an English Colony.—llis conduct has prOfed the necessity of the Espeditif.to . P;iititat gariish wl _awn cohicnee of thel! ghiTiftule. But Europe Me with joy, that an alliance which unites the two most powerful Sovereigns of Europe, could never be cemented at a more critical moment. This compact atone can guarantee it from the incessant aggressions of a ma ritime despotism. whose surest and richest spoils are always the wrecks of the Thrones it pretends to plGreiltz-(Carette de Feaster.) DECEMBER 19. These were rumours yesterdal of the anical at Pitris of an guglish Ncmuciatoi—the same ru mours are in circulation in London; where flags of truce are male to . arrive .daily, with important dis patches.: These reports are so often repeated, that they no longer inoduee any etiect. Intelligence from Germany announces the re call of the Austrian and Prus.sian Ambassadors, from LOudon. ' TO THE CONSUL OF THE EXITED STATES OF AMMON:A AT MARSEILLES. Tam* Nev. 5, 19e7 " SIR—I Icemen in commanicate to you the following routnincil in a leiter I received three drys ago from the Consul-General of the Culled States at Algiers, Colonel Lear, dated the -31st of October last ; by which he informs me, that, on the t nth of that mouth, the Dry scat for the Dratroulans of the American, Swedish, Danish, sad Dntrh Consols, and oral:lel them to inform their respective Om- PaiN that he had lour waited fur their Annuities, due for some time—nod his patience wax exhausted—sad that if he dill not ri ad7i! rs Iheon•,h the medituu of Alicant, or by some speedy arrivals, uhich should insure him of the annuities brim; ,mon paid, they 'Could feel the conerquencis. —The considered this as n foi.nal declara tion, the reigning Dey being in the habit of carrying his threats into execution—end he thinks that them is little douht of hi► breaking with one of the 'powers, as with hut se presume that, if his attache be directed acinet ore alone, the extent of our ei ttttttt er ce in these sees will be an object of temptation to him. " You in eormequence, immediately advise all Amu. Henn Ales in your district to he on their guard, Vaal also transmit this information tac sorb of our Consuls in Europe, as 'mussy have occasion to coin spend with. " I have the honour to be, air. C. D. COXIi" (Si pied) THE BRITISH PRESS. was the place atticls was thus rendered ri s neff i Tt . ii. l'tice is charged with insincerity iu hi s pr, this Cessions to make common cause with Franc,. which are represented na mere stratage ms to Ke time ; but this charge we knew to he &l ee ass certainly was a moment when he had rewired t teal break with England; and to the threat in the lie Moniteur, that no sacrifice could appease the °PI wrath of DONAPARTE, but that the Queen of P ee . thl TUGAt. bad ceased to reign, is the change of the no resolution to be imputed. That the address , Lord Sraexaroan bad effected mach in enconra g , iug and forming the measure of emigration, i s hi: certuin, but this sentence of dethronement ap p eiA to have been the direct and immediate cause the ct produced the execution of •that measure. Genets' DELAIWZMI has been appointed Counnaudant of tli Lisbon. General JUNOT, on entering that city, as published a Proclamation, in which he promis e e the Citizens protection. We have no doubt he will keep his word ; yes, such protection as e eagle affords the lamb, ut once covering and de tJ - souring." A letter, address A to the Mammas Cosset, at Marseilles, affords reason to believe that the 1 Algerines have declared war against .Auserica,— 1 Previous accounts stated that they had actut4 1 thine so, uud also against France and her Attics, is consequence of a delay iii the payment of the usual tribute.. These uccuunts, we may now presume. • were premature. A note in the Moniker, upon an article inns English Paper, relative to America, titres, if it proof were necessary, that BONAPAILTE is latriftfting to induce the Uaitcd States to sage common cause against this country. There is not is theee rivers the slightest iutiotatiou of the ols• ject of his journey to Italy. On Saturday, the Channel Fleet, which bed sought shelter Crum the late storms in Torbay. sailed to resume it: station off Ushaut, bat the wiiia bets, • g adverse, it was forced to retara on the nett day. The disemberkation of General Moose'atrooPt. at Portsmouth, was continued on Monday. Part of the their& lauded in the morning, and pro- ceeded on their route towards Chichester. Tie; disentharkation of the troops which' are to remain, for the present, in Ireland, commenced at Co;k, out the ,7th last. The 71st, consisting of 514$ men, lire to lie sins:term' at Middleton. The sth Fo . ot proceeded to Kinsale. The 98th Guth to &holden, and replaced the second bat- talion of the ooth. which iderched to Mellow. — The 96th end teth, are to do duty io Cork gat- times, front which the Louth sad Donegul ergo • merits of Militia marched; the former to Taste, and lute lattar to Clusrleville. We have not heard the destinatiou of the Artillery. The returns of the stick in the fleet from Monte video amounted to an. The whole force. effective and nan-effective, which arrived in the transports, was tkl94. The thh Dragoon Guards, 630 men, are to prom marl to England. We noticed yesterday the Meetings that have lately been held for the purpose of expressing a wish fur peace. Had these Meetings taken plate in the City, or at the Treasury, their motive might be suspesied; but is poor manufacturing towns that must of necessity feel in a peculiar degree the . pressure of war, to call this expression of the pub- lic will, " a factious owcry fur ptnee," is a wanton ,aad cruel insult.—Such, however, is the language of the pampered prostitutes of power, of the rotten and corrupt part of the public press.—This es- preseion in fevour of peace has nut been very general, nor very strong, and therefore it may well excite surprise that it should spread so much alarm among the Ministetnd ranks.—We have already oh. served, that in Yorkshire, where it has been loudest. Lord Mt LTON has uniformly opposed it with all his weight, popularity and talents ; neither hare we heard of any distinguished Member of the Opposi- tion having encouraged the agitation of the (tunnel* at this particular nioutent.—lndeed, the unsuccess- ful attempts that have been made to obtain peace. ought to make us cautious how we risk another failure, and teach the most sanguine to moderate their expeetations.-eThis, a e believe, is the general feeling, and therefore we were astonished at the terror and dismay excited among the Treasury Scribes, by the meetings in Yorkshire. If we were to judge front t!...ir rage and fury, from the bitterness of their invective, and the obstinncy of their attacks, we "timid. be led to think that there must be something treasonable in the name of peace, that the leutiutent eonld not exist in a loyal breast, and that it is the watchword of sedition.— Tiee secret, however, is now out, Lid the *hide • MO. is completely Pxpli , iled, in the frilloerine re- tract, flout one of the iii I:ain:t eeerday : "15 debt Votievo v wai