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Pi" Mat the attack feat Ffasee - TM met be tb.• censtquence of Nisei measures, but only the ',menthols of a deterinivatiou taken amr annoirierd autecesiently to them. But there is ou sLfdaisity is its kirig esplieitly mist,' that provided His jelly sere Winked l'ortssul ars trMuy, rips-our and etreetive nteasares fur her oat, defeuce, there is au ex ertion itt the poser of /114 country, that ills 31ajesty wiiiild nut he ready to make for that purpse, in petssuiary asmst neer, as wcul us is military and natal socroun. to nth:it:on la these general assuraiims, it would he pro per Una Lend Rossiya should state sperine.illy 04 an exec aitilie of lieu to,oou turn is now Fruity In oar ports; mul that altbor.lh these have bees cullectc.l with rise to a dif &rent tiestioation, yet tout, on any iiitinu,tion of such a wish fro.o tLe Purtsigne.? Government, unitm wimld Ise gives, to these troops, seal to others which inialstsoceess.rety &Atria them, to sail immedistely to Portnp . 4. , But Lord Rosalyn wilittot let it he undtr.tousi that such ,sactsidly their _ . if the Portuguese Government should be indocecl by tines "presentations to adopt a system of active preparation alai v,gurousilefer.cc, lal lug mule ale hopes of llientsetrut bi any oilier course, they will of course cheerfully accept the petered ail; the' arrival of the troops whitis will Mill, in all events. follow you es soon es the wind permits, be matter of great eatifactiou to them. If they ileciisie thit assonauce. trues the hid of irrevocably Itiewselves with Fra.we, Lora fluselen is oat, the setup, arrival, of the troops. to gire any iutimafinu that he expects therii ; tsar to employ any utter language L-sa sorb as is sieved!! yrmaed out ILI this 4, Bach, When the t ',asps attailly arriyo, he "will :use no titae is representing that evert os the te.;:t of the continue,' lofor- Inst,on received here, as to the urgency of the &fl i rt, and as the etrimrat proo f of the bailee polie,tude to avert it He will•rwiidoent tW the diseaMirkation of these troops, when sent on sash twins.* Celia., he refloat.' by the Court of Lisbon, except on thegroiihd of a resolution to abandon all memokes of defence • in. wkich case oloce I , l4oesty will driven to roundel; what is doe to the iutcrests of his ono etas°, separately from thine of his ally. Ile gingiva the me , ingest sad the must (urinal mesuntances, that the continuance of the troops shall be hunted to the estcut of the deoger ; and on thee ground he will deinaud then ailiolasioti. The tone to be limited fly a compliance with that demand Insist be •.raered with the Earl of St %lucent and Lleute tnnt-central S tome. • lint at will he pcuper that tlie actual lcuowledge of a refusal to admit the troops, as Mende, should precede, by he ;veer short an interval, any attempt to disem bark in soy other taanswr. If such reNsal shwa take pkee, the instructions already Om' bayou .4; the Earl of ht. Vitsceat will then apply in nil their points, as iod.ead they do its a great degree to the course here puiuted out. No. 111.—Dispeteli from Mr. Secretary Windham to Earls ligosNlyu and M. Winevut, and Lieutenant-general Sinwoe, dotal Dim umputrcrt, dnenat 1500. 311 , Loolie, and sin--Since t he End of Romlyo and IE icutenant.Geori al Simret saikd from Pt ! mouth, His . . jetty's servants have received information ishieh induces. 'brio to helium that the preparations for the attack of Portugal are to a krea forward state than had before hems opposed, thonh there appears no reams% to entertain more doubt than before as to the final inteutiou of the French GOVVI3IIOOI , i to carry mt..) effect the plans for the conquest • 01,116011 of Proteaul, which they hate already se niOtheed. hs this mate of things, the whole Expedition brio' pow. collected at Ph mouth, and ready to sail with the hist (Mr it ha. bete iodic...A expedieut to detain them. emit in- Uqigente shall have been received from yos of yetis proceed- Liss, and of the state of affairs at lashes. It is thought here, that there is now more prospect that before of sr toniptishiug the objects in view, without the ne emeity of merging to museums of furor, which, if pree ticsbie, oi highly desirable. The troops will, boa ever, he kept in Innanatit readiness he MLA the eery CO o r 4yr able\ will be rem either on re eery trig web ieformatem Goat yin es shall appear to require it, or on intelligence being received here in any other wan t:roof the 1 retch 10(CCSW11111( in a greater state of reedtuese, or of the Jaeger urine attack from Slain be: outing timid -1 am, au. (Sigurd) W. DII . ....Pianist of a Dispatch from the Fart of it isles Secretary fita, dated Liman, August 30, ie the bosom to inform you, that Hi. Majesty's ship Margarita anchored in the Toots late on Monday •he esth. that, Lord St. Vincent came on board, end '-itutenant-Genmal Sirocoe, and 1, had a full • upon the present state of attars in this country. Steaugford, upon /Raring of our arrival, bad made ion fur pr.aiqa.. fur us, without delay. afternoon I landed, and had a log cu orerence with l j° toult . ociasios to enter upon that print of our in , which relates to the dangers of the conntry, and Ariel to millet io defending it. To this tirst head I coedited myself. intelligence respecting the pans of the French and the perm aloe of ills Majesty's Ministers, urgency of the dauger wising hum thence, the tenor of the instinctiens. stattiatia M. d'Arniiio replied, that there was no aestiahly alive!. at Bayonne, no camp formed, and preparations male. That he had sent several Couriers to through it, tor the purpose of .einertaining the fact.— ' his intelligence from Paris anti Madrid concurred in met, and that the forces collectial there, consisted Italian hitgode of seventeen header...l men. That hud given their nu rraa..n to apprehend danger, 10 commueication from Pans rif a rieciarrd in attailt the (wintry, our of any reports to that persuaded that no measures had be . rn taken for ;mate ; arid strongly stated the distinctioti between a drel?ration of the Gireernmen., or a eioireristios of • - hionalf, ana the kin;usage held by M. Talleyeind was disposed to roawder d` • a mere iII.TICC or threat Lord 1 aritiouth and 14. a Majesty's Monsters to the terms of peace proposed. d'Araujo further stated that the Spanish Ma rsptabred such surprise and jealousy upon .cal of Lord Saint Vincent with the wpiadruo, that thought it advised* to say, that Ili, iiritatonc Ma. • received information of the no-acmes taken by .114 int; a part of the hoops on the Wn. Faitriblish i especially Chines which were upon the frontiers of , had a Mr a just and natural alarm for the satety of ordered tutu the Tagus such forces as at re must at tutd SI. d'Araujo that he was at liberty ohm le the intelltgence Orem by me relative to the that England entertaawa ef home, is runs,- Talleyramrs Ihe:araticas. Tbi., humerir, he the preses.t; adding, that he out att. thole Load tit. Vincent to pie paratoms winch he dad exist, our to di ..lara;tulis, of loch he bed re• omit mid which hail out Men made wool sere the Port none Nlix.strr at the:grates' apprehrmium aim the semintiun. Lard St. Veueent's arrival wsuld have the ...rut tba altercate .awi !tart , -if Portugal, the 4plaarkher uf rb.ps es ;ruin the 11.1 Lartialtip's awaked cbsineter, Ana Ow is.. Iliraissies with wit rb he *ft , oitdredoutl to he 4 hi, Aristech expressed Lis feam that this vivuW „ i tr s ek utter...rue iftiWll4lllll. items in that...Prase of lay so/raft:um the iinroe tont wheels were em..arkeil igald rey"ly - of Pairlugal, a.rd .Kith her that p.arrAe lies „a diverted trims uthes eked* .4 the arm imp nt. , splaiuml the emexatopted generosity with wheel, Ilia •id determined tie %secretive tits force by furtiszr to furstsh eves y asseitimer that the ease might - --.seeailiwJ, se writ ea M.ipr am: 111411se, as .ure anti eat, ott of thew• offera appeared to halve a reitaideral.l.! 'Rect. aid wee.. "weaved with risd raper.- ' --ddude. teal to M. D'Arauja that thole tr.t , at d,earle wrap,. offers of o. tour, has that the tontert I `Milt einPa MOO, if 10, arplu,rd Gar the prute.'t wu of . . sent ferwalti to Itl.lr tievi,nat•en, arm that If t a u w e, trd,l; cutaigi set hereafter eensualul die esise ems% witAterrs ini f ;.t be its duipiwittou. lli tiosiepr D'Aranjo abaeraed, that U the tortes of Eng land were distracted, and eag,aled iu 'brunet eaptolitions, Pattateal wosslaibe ettruard to the utmost danger, taiii kiT totally defeacairsa. Ile trequently repeated how destral,:e it ould have beau, that the arr.val al • , %sister should bare pree.detl the dart, that hit etaratranitaatuus should bare beru proriousl nia;t, of Intetittous of Ills 31ajest . ,'s Cytaintuenit, aid a due cousoieratfoti larstasiked lil,al the means w could lo:sift.nrd for the &tenet of the country ; and icernical to br tboroueldt pet .oine.rd that tt.e tiniest! 1.4 BMW' I.rte in the TuLtua at Cas taftueut, cotiactitd with the eiscuirtatsneer of the pica net auto." would drew upon' l'ortioolaburcsentuf.nt of lsrauce, and be et.naidercd as a vinhattott ape the treaty of nem ralit.k. , . . , _ ureedstreelly the exguiticute saggcated by my instrue tiut4 upou-that subject, sud I did not uaut to remark to him, that His 31ajtrty had suffered the Coact of Lisbon se pti) sui.stclies to France, as lon u a'hupe remained of its !wing Mile to mestuec its neutrality. M. d'Arsuito said, he foucit the treaty of ttentrality in existeuce wheu he came int° office, mud behevcd it to be the only menus ofrres-rt Pur Augal, and retpcittcd his arAurne its ugaiust the sufficiency of the eeicieure on which HIS Majesty's Goertuitieut funded the.r helMfof the designs hJatie to Porttiget. • No. V.—Uttn , ct of a dispatch from the Earl of Russlyn to Mr. Scerctapy Fin, dated Lisboa, Sept. e, 1.746. am sorry to say that I cannot see the leaat grounds to expect vtgorous effortsirom this nation in its eau defence; Mto It is evident that no forte (rarest Britain can puesibla far- Mali, would of itself be adequate t, atrial the progress of a Freuch invasion. • lo 'butt it is my duty to state, that I entirely despair of the possibility of nefentiac Portithat against a French inva-. sou by any mecca to be found hen, or that tir..st Britain tun even with great sal titters supply. With respect to the itunieulair objects of my Illini4lll, I must observe to you, that no apiirehensions Gout Fisace misted is this country ; and that all the intelligence ! have berms able to acquire here, contradicts the supposition of preparations at Bayonne. It appears to me guar incredible that so army could be soddenly assembled at Bayonne, to half the ektrat state) from the heginuing of August, without its being L i. 411 wall the merchants ; and lama we mushier the roi s..qucoces with which tile itt , "•1.10111 and partition of Purtwou would be precoant, it must be evident that nu efforts of the Govern inept could suppress the intelligence, or present the weirer sa I publi , Mario w Inch. the avow al ot sock • Reseda tom, cou pled with the preparations nee. wary to carry it into egret's . thin, most have produced throughout the kingdom, sad es peeially in the towns of Lisbon and Oporto. I mist add, that I comet imagine any interest which the' Coort of Lisbon could bare in shutting its eyes to such move meats, hail they bi ea maile ; sad it has 'hewn a suffle.eut seeribilit) to clanger to assure as, that it could out conceal its hers if they had brim really incited. I sin the...A:Jo: in , clioeil to doubt this 111111111111 . 111 as stated. I am contd. , * that the arrival of the convoy with the troops, will excite die utmost it erne sad despair in ibis Go vienmest and tit ; hot I do sot think the Prince Regent will aitogethsr refuse the permissive to land alien de - seeded. . . It is howerer unquestionable that lie wilt pr diet nowt strongly agaimd it, out only as derogatory to hi, indrpend mice, bat is ISO infraction of his neutrality, likely to bring duwa opus the country the resentment of France, and to cu • gavhb e im in an uninci•nary was. that moderate tune that can be takeu by the Court hem, will be to declare Gloat Britain reipursitile for all the couseepteures of the proceeding, and booed to'rendes take the defence, sod provide tor the security of Portugal, should it be attacked. . _ Although the permission to land and encamp Mty he greeted, the' poomessiou of the forts will almost certainly he refried • mad it is sot has) , to give auy reason for imaging opus ha ving Ober The landing way be required, bemuse the trete' ate crowded iii their transports, and the :a.irtioi age without the bar uneafest thiseellAtlll, and the Prince clay COUtellt himself with nut opposing it. Bat if the Government cannot be induced to consent to let the weeps occupy the Fort of St. Julian; by the ergs meets draw's from the precedte te of im (which, however, in strictest., du nut apply, for the forts were thee empty, and the Purtugoese regiments upon the frontiers), sod from repsweining him desirable it is licit the British troops should be kept, as with as possible, out of the city of Li..ant ; it will he a very strong step to acquire that the Portogitese troops should be removed, and that the absolute command of the poet and city should he given up to us. No pretext of common danger can be alleged, and no ap. prebensims for the security of auy separate interest of the British ran be pretended. If the Court of Lisbon take the line of expressing its gra htede fur the promptuess with which the succours hare been test. spots the supposition of danger, and of nitrating His Majesty to withdraw his forces, a ben it appears that such trdistant exist ; ire should it prepare itself for war, as ied inevitable ley this expedition; it will be equally contrary to the professions which our have been instructed to make, and spree • most extraordinary preliminary to the defence of an alit, to pivoted to a redaction of their for irtIUMCN, by forte, without any provocation on their part, or auy motive of self-detenee on mini, real or preteuded. liar instructions proceed upon a supposition, that the French weenie force at Bayoutte, and the immediate invasion of Portugal indubitable ; and thine measures which nimbi have been strictly jestitiable in ease this Goverunwitt should have abandoned all idea of resistance or ese•ane from the danger, would, in the ciecometances I have stated. assentue an opposite character, and be made to appear to the rest of Europe Sc an Art of unjustifiable violence 'sal aggression" ins ell‘e lire not been furesecu, and colloid nut have been distinctly provided for. But the tit's and 12th paragraphs of the first instrue boos strongly indicate the sentimmits of His Majesty's Mi nisters as applicable to this question, sod appear to use to pverlaide all measures pt force which are not prescribed by the evident necessity of the case, and justified by the danger alb, ships mid military re serves of the country falling au tin' end certaie prey into the hands of the enemy. Cluerruilig ourselves lay the general tensor of our orders, and the • pint of muileration sod conciliation which pervade the whole uf them, we must endeavour to make the lost of this dial / Alt siniatiou ; no r might a e to depart m sin degree from those principles while this Conrt saauif, sus i most friendly elispisition, except upon the near approach- of an enemy. 'lien ties reason euggemed for seising the facts and ships may with propriety rust truth be alleged, and these measurers so accessary fur the security of Great Britain be carried into easestoms. No. Vt.—Extract of a dispatch from Mr. Secretary Wind ham to the FAO of ltusalyn, dared Dowsing-street, Sep. tellitt , eF i3lll, Your Lordship'' , dispatches have been daily received. A very careful atteution bus leen guru by His Slajesty's Ministers to the interesting picture which your Lordship has drama of the present situation of Portugal, and of the owned ilispositem of the Comet of Lisbon. these two ponds your 1.....khip very properly directed your early atten tion. iii °roler to ascertain to what extent the mereaurs of the French Goveniusot, se avowed by M. Talley rand, were hes telly ready to be raiii , d into effect, and how far the preri sure of that danger was 'mooniest enough to call forth into action the utmost envenoms which Great Britain timid sup ply, es well for the protection of hr ancient Ally, as forXhe socticity of her own maritime power Mal inters-sta. )'pun this great anal essential inquiry did necessarily depend the pioveciatimo of thowe ulterior operations which His Majesty had eutrusted to du direction of the distinguished ',dicers who, were for that purpose joined with your Lordship is tOl/1,111:014.0 (tithe Coed of Lisbon. Tlie pm-Mir and entice' elementary:es of the position of Portugal, mid information received soon after the time of your Lordship's aiding frion England, seemed, hoses • to h. , such as to admit of deferring. for a short time, the actual amwarance of the Bntisli Isnot faeces at Lisbon, His Ma jest) had therefore already !Welt 1141Vi•INI to direct the troops to remitia in readiwess at Plymouth till your lordship's patches from Lisbon should famish the mans of deeidiag spa the twopenny id vending them to Portugal, oe coati auto: to apply them to their orteissal delineative. Is this respect, tiweefore, the wish which has been so stronty ram' ascii to ”.41 by HIS Royal Highness the Prieto litg. bt SOY b Monsieur IFAhoktu, of the Briksth troops not entering the TAgaa, lug lees sheadi anticipated end your Lordship will out fail to impress His Royal Highness the Prince Regent with this proof of the delicacy and atten tion with which His 31siesty has consulted the Wiabes and apprehensions of the Court of Portugal, while he aas at the saint nue geserosaly providing fur the substantial purposes of IN.•,r support sod protection. The general teuour of your Lordship's nue! recent iu formations, concurring with The posif.ve ssAirances of M. d'Araitio, in establishaug thebrlier that there is nu iniine (hate menace of attack trout Bayonne, and the (eau and so lichenous of the Court of Lisbon appearing; to be much alive to the suppoard clan o er to Portugal by t he continuance of the British squadron in the Tazus, ydur Loidship is in. strueted farther to declare to Ilia Royal Higlincia the Prince Nereid, that Ilia hlitjesty, having verfornied ti ihity of a faithful and generous Ally, by the proffer of hit: p,..i cr:"ti I AS- Kilt/111M, is satisfied to withdraw, fur the preset+ t, that assist ance, at the earnest request of the Court of Lisbon, and therefore that proper orders will be acciirdingly forthwith seat out to the keel of St. Vincent to that eirtcL. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. GOTTENSIIIMM, FED. 19. The fleet for England sailed ou the 14th net. but put hack the next evening by contrary winds, and still remain ; an English 74 is at Klaidestuilinen, new. NlarsViind, for the purpicie of protecting the convoys. The winter is very ',evert, the ire extends about five English wiles from this wan. POIItiIiOUTH, MARCH 6. This morning telegraph orders were received for the-itottnediut e sailing of the Mediterranean convoy, under the Proserpine frigate, Captain Otter, who was joined by the Mercury frigate, Capt. Gordon, and they *ailed by noon, this day, consisting of about forty sail. Sailed the Malan, frigate, Hon. Capt. Bouverie, on a cruise, uti the coast of France. PLYMOUTH, MARCH S. Sailed the Plover, 18 guns, Capt. Browne, on 'a cruise ; Humber armed ship, Capt. Hull, with the Ranger transport, to Falmouth; Fabourite'cutter, Lieut. Green, for I: Orient ; Pkkk and' Crane schooners ; E/i:a tender, for Ireland; the En 'demurer hired ship, with a convoy for Wades ; and the Scorpion on a cruise. Arrived His Majesty's brig Raeikoreei IA guns{ Capt Fisher, with a French privateer &lent the General Cantheaume, of. $ gnus, which she cap tured oil the Seven latinds. out • only two days front Granville, and had taken nothing. Arrived also His Majesty's ship Leyden, 64; Capt. Cumherland, front the Eastward; also, the Edgar and Chainpioa.—Wind N.E YLLMOUTH, MARCO 4. Arrived the Humber, ariand ship, turd the hind cutter, from a cruise. • ' _ . . Sailed Majesty' a ship Iris!:, w;t!, the.lnn; Covey, tinder convoy, for Cork: The Princess Charlotielateket, Captain Kerr, which arrived on WeAlnewhiy in thirty-seven da:fis front the Winaaard Islands, tirohghi passengers', Mr. Gibbon, Master, and thesteniwd of the Dttki ejMostrose packet. Dove% MARLIt 6. About a week since the brig !lope, of linstiags, with a cargo of timber, from live, fur Stuiderlanil, put in here, wind-bound, the Master of which, }Cent; died on board on Friday last. On Friday, General rrascr, with his Fatuity; was landed here, from Lisbon, out of an American shit), and this morning proceeded to London - it is said to be owing to the assistance of the Danish Ambassador resident at Lisbon, that •he found means to get from there. It is also stated, that the father of the Lady of General Fraserlias fol lowed the fortunes of the Prince of Portugal, iu his exile to the Brazils. The Captain of another AMerican ship which passed here, says, he fell in with the Rochfort squadron, in the Mediterranean, which' detained him some time, and that soon after be was, liberated he felt in with the English squadron in pursuit of them, to which he gave the above iuformation. DEAL, MARCH G. Came down from Sheerness 'yesterday Kul Ma jesty's ship_Goliailt.- Sailed Hi Majestra ship - 7 . 'tompt . ntse; on a-cruise. FROM . T.1:0Y1j111.1114T GRA', /Web,. M RC 6. 1 —Pen54441 •Carriel, store. ship, frusi the Cspr of Good. Hope oilaisetiosii, Hall, t Ihirtioosth ; Adventure,', Kok% from the South Ness Cicero, --,, from Memel ; liuuice, lisietcr,fivis Si. 'NI I ; chacl's ; nod Muotertons,, Snail, from Madelphis.— Railed She Uses, !kooks, fUrCihisiltar ; Jolinseiddrhoniss, Niche:Awe,. fee Geteroberg aulatee, ltsiaiisun, fur Mop dare ; Abide, sod Juhu, Coopsiiefurgalts. , • Copy of a. letter respetting. .suilimf of tote General Comoy, from Spitheatl, for the Alrafils: SIR, Achniralty 7 Othre, Fehrutry, Haying laid before my Lottls eummitsiooeca of the Ad miralty, tlw PetitiON transmittisl pith letbr s r of this day's iktte ' from several merchants trading to She praying that the ueiliog of the CollaVy appeliliX4 hir Om !Un til' way be postponed until the 24th 31arch, I have ‘ thcir Lu;dships' ciantiUmuls to acquaint you the sailiag of the con voy has been deferred till the 10t11 March. • I am, Sir, yotir eerphstiable *errant, .• (Sigurd) JOHN Winnow. To Mr. Henry Nodiii, Agent, Tower-street, Loudon. follo'wing .Members are returned to serve in the present l'arliatnent Barmah sr Nvetsare--The How. George Aiolcrson Pel ham, of Brut - J:104bl, in the comity of Lincoln, in th.. room of Done' , Surth, 'since his Eteethirefio the said IS& resifts, hits averred tins Aire of Sten nevi sr Omni! of 114 a atest)'s three Chiltern Hawilreda of Stoke, 134 s/.0r0u.11, anti Bunridism, in the comity of Bilr‘ingtisi t s. Bortafg . ; I• It„nab la .ri .-11ebry Clinton, F.sq. 1r.ai1147- General . of His NrjestN's rimers, mitt Captain of the ilt Re giment of Tom tluanta, in the ri/01111 Of Henn Use sins, hut. alio, since In. F.lect tuts for the mitt Iteruucit, hail, accepted .the ofliee of Step and ur Bailiff 4,f Hu NI isjerit!,'s three (lA tern linerdrerls of %tyke, Dastiormagli, and finnenhoin, in the county uf Rut kiiighaiu Borosgh st — frol , r--Jarnes Steven, Esq. of Serjearts Inn, London, h. the room aft Erma l'on.lkes, Esq. who, met his Election fur the gaol Borough, Lath eryted th. ctlice of Ste* lard of His lajesty's Ilsove of Last Itriol.l..J, 111 the county of Beds. ice pramereu tam; e• 0:11, in all events. f aid be matter of grey If they tleedne tint committing thee , selt it'd the sett9tl acrietil that he expects thee t:.att sorb as is skein When the icon* I representiag that eve meow' rzmeived hen as the Minaret prue He willectirtvont t stun Peut on eisch gr of Lisbon, except o • all altelll4CS 01 derei will he driven to roue etaWD, Gepflltel Oe sill giro the at that the toutinnant eutent of the &Loge then The toot to be lie newt be •..rimoped et . Lant-t.:entral S term lcuowledge of a ram prenelk, h 1 ht trt . tr bark in any tither umi If mull refusal sh ewe' toyeio lath tl all their points, as course here pututed 111.—Dispetch Ritual:sit and St. t• dated Prom unigoi llv Louise, an Il it:Mena:tut:retrial jmoty% servants Ina Harm tit Iwlwee ti Portugal are ill a It suppueed, thungh tl doubt flies before G4lVtrillUtill 10 car aa,• t ,tartuttot of l' 111.5.4111..eal to the state of collected at vial, at ha. beta jr WU/genet shall bay Liss, and of the stm II is thought het before of arcatupiu em•ity of rettortio Ursine, as k.gllll d The troops will, oul.ua the miry 101 CCAISIg web rufuru it, or on attritive tzr,of the 1 remit or of the danger 01 dent. 1 as Ira 111,4ditreet to Mr Secretor I have lite Irma • Baas.' llorgiultu evesitug, the oath. tarty 014 the to his Luedehip, Lte Conference upou C Lead Strauglon application fur Pr= to the aftarouoi 14. &Amid*. lu this 1 took to structium, winch the proposal to as chteny coutined 1 stated the tub Gaveruatent, and of the extreme tic according to the I Tu this stetson actual oratiahly u no ptepszatunts pus through it, That all hut anted that nctuuttt, alt only of an Huhu da% Luau iudi and Lade eu ttutio• to attar edict, He war pasha that purpow ; SA formal dreLanitiu Busiip•ile hoot whirls be treader to iitdore Lewd conseut to the tr Ifouswur d'A mister hid into, the arrival of be had thought ',stye haring reel ,hpacs fur VISA illy mem, sod rapes l'ortitgal, had a 1,. Ally, ordrreil baud sod mem .1 ('pull this I it go communicate spy/rheas:or, al garner of 'Um declined for the I tln ;wriest of L 1 wit tw:.rer to ex crier:a tat memos • not known to th He *hewed lii produced by Lo ejects wpm lb Lauri. from the, attochut to ha Fortune.. of Mr. rtiar l :4ll; sod It oke an attat After stating chafe soccoura the defence of :Mule atyt had dill •101 , , 1 explaito 31ajests had d . supplies, and tt• require, or lots ill tret.ips. The nature very e t oteideral , Motto of goalie. I "tiggesteliS 11 , spoil the alto rut embarked, r l'urcorsl, to. si Use uumr Welt I W j e are curry to learn, that on Thursday mon ing, a wad dog, et Eldon klareacks, bit no Officer of one (tithe regiments there, anti two men Mg to the 59th regiment: it tore the k. .r. of 'roe of the men very much. The unfortunate persons are under the most painful apprehensions as to the consequences of it. On its being represented to (General EVELEIGH, he immediately ordered all the dogs belonging to the regiment in Portstuonth Gar rison to be hung. Another mad dog bas lately bit ■ soldier of the Lancashire Militia. and several fowls, at the BAIT*IIB at Gosport. Cohmet Ila DV LL, in consequence, ivataoth• gave order. to at:- *troy every dog which Allouhl be found alibis' the Barracks. ONFORD, Wm( n s. On Tuesday hist, James (:rift), the :t!.ort nivel-30y and 1, .D. .as luttnitt. t.tr • visitv. The Rtlir. John Quoria;;tua, of Prutlaroh e t .. and the I! ev. Pn dorm Confiaer, of tini.o.l ('a l leg e , o ere ud:nitted Mroiters of Arta. Messrs. %Via. umieo athl Tionoar Mira*, of 'Vinton Collet.; Clawks . 11,1 1 4. 'thonii!,yVl'hit..ker, Alexatarr hortivr:r, unit . ... • unatu■ %% I'S, arr.s, of Univessit Julie lelL'..er, of Lai ter Coltext and Jarnv.llll.!.4*.P. e L y ou ui Irsteuuu. Coa.ge, were al!in.tt 4.4 Arts. PONTEFRACT FAT (IX ith ult. was killed st Punter s oct, a very .ge !at Ur, kurd by the late Sii Ku.luzul %% mu, &It. and viler:to...A I ,s 'ls .1 Tule, of Pante/v.lst, iu Jau. I <4. On ti.urstni), tie I ttit, i c VINS Itoltit for by a Welch U1:110 of to cocks, and' on hs Lord Pothugtou be rode ) . the 4th, he war . 10.1.f•b1it.61 t c the thireitlat tla the Trilay, . - ~ _ • toe n, vtlo,:re h.. 1...41:1thh ill's friends, to the awoust at sci., partook ulathoner ‘‘ hide did infinite credd to tale worthy fltur of the feast, and which literidly consisted of so.:st beef and photo Puddis?... We have brew (*.witted Ct . . a ..•. . . . . toresct statement of tar partkalnrs of his iseieot, IM as follows furs ips.irtars hiud 'll 1. , .1 I lb. nt.king together ti tat. tiaipw S&A. slb. arise Ile rote of isib per stone. %%lilt r.spect to IL a tceam rs. went of the different parts, we coureive will Le soffit eat to AOl that his thickness upon the Lark ass un the breast 1r inches. It was uniscrisdly allowed, s Ls,. slaughtered, that his fat was equal ie . ponit of eo:oal tad tistuuess, to that of Iwtf of dna atnallast description. MAD DOGS. At Newberry, on Tuesday mown* last, a greybnea almost tore of the nose of a child, about three years of boon after he hit a man in the hand, almost through, sad it is feared he has bitten many other persons. Ile ass a length killed Seven persons, who have been bitteu about Newberry, passed thrdueb that ton n in a caravan ' alicut a week since, on their way to the salt water at Soothiluiptini. We are sorry to announce that comiderable damage has been lately dime in the•oeighliourliood of Fuot's Cray, by mad .slogs.--,Several farmers have hest their stork butte; which they have been übhyrJ to dettroy. Several hied dogs have 11/1111 aside their spree:pace in the town and neighbourhood of Dover. . A Ihuck dog, beloa%. "ir.4 to a gesittoutau of .that placK which had been-tug up four.or tee days, was shot um Thursday rooming, as Le ifitwest ail the symohnon of savers., sad it is kasown tha t his dot idol bitten several Others, CIE MAI&E7':i, SMITRYIEI,I7, 44FAttea 7 Ttiiettlay'e inariteV-yras rally aappked witie rime Bent% and the liner we Cattle , ,ia general. mai pleistifal. bad. Iduttgp, Veal, an* Nurk, ytre dearer Alintiaar kat ester*. aril the trade, fur the Was . tolribly brink Tbe Wed in die Ilii)inarkenvere it, lively. Hay MI @lsm fru . brd In tier 'wire' tEtta Frid4's motet: ' MOWS' soli arlast price. The -antlervireatioterl • prime and members are an accurnie statement in --. • . To ail& the offal per atone of sib. 1 . Beef • • ..45.. ud. to 56. 64 !lead of Cattlit Ibis Day:— ai Muttt '4,.. td, to :t. . bd. lksats. • 2,470 P0rk..... - As: 7 64: to 7a. 64. %cep 114740 Veal --Gs. od. to as. od. . Caves .., - -It 9 Lamb... os. NI. to .os. 1,41. Pip MO sAirrIIFIELD HAtMAIMICET. • • Hp, A.' 1.3. ed. to 61. lei 6d. Straw -21: ha. • 043:44) 411. 14.. ed. - , fldrur 61 P. 04. to' 71. 75. 041. . _ CORN EXCHA. ,7IGE, M•aor 7. etimsNit wiwit •441. :xi. 70s. Fist ditto, * 720 7511. Rye sig. Som. Barley ems. 4SL od. Malt /ea., White Pees .1545. Wes. Grey Pens • 535. Gus. Deena (Old) .....Oss. los. ort: let OF ORAIN, l'lek Beals (Old) con.sfis od. vs. 3011. 341. Poised* 3sa. 46,6 d. Putatne Bapii Seed 5/91.321. Fine Flour ....SSC &AL 625. •Secvada 561. , F HOPS. POCK ICTII. Kett.... 51.—.4. to; 71. 154. to SI. 1.0 - Faerbata..Bl. -S. tout AND STRAW, oar. PttICB u BMW Kent sl -.4. SO 61. 6.. Eitssex 4 1 s.. to 51. 44 EJMInc ....41. isa. to 51. los. PRICES OF HAY IT. a4itses. Wt4ITICCIIATEL. Hay 4l. 7s. to 61. As Hay..... .41. 41. to tit. to 6traw....21 Ss. to Yl. tit. Cod. New 01. —a. to Ot. —• Cloler 61. tt.. to 71. 71 do. to IL too J.- - NEVIGATE AND LF.ADENHALL MARKETS. By the Conan. Reef.... 3*. 4d. to Y. 4d. I Ve51....0. ed. to is. 0 4 . bitattua..3,. tot to 44. WI. I Pork u. ad. t. 64. od. kAW HIDES. BAIt Heifers sod Steers, per otese, sr. 64. t• 2s. la. %%Ulf* , is. std. to V. 441. Oidsuary ls. ed. to Is. tad. 'Market i4ritf — 151/. rel. 'sell baglisb Hone... SlievpSkits* 14s. oci. — to 1711. each a. ed. a a: ed. tif.ll.-31,1RKET, Maara 7. a7eir• sr Uarket. &rid. . Price. 74 .. Ntrarmalr • 1i . .. Suncireasad .. :. 10 .-; .. 495. ad. a See. tidt ' I .. Ciadcra • ,1 :: abr. oil. • qoa A)4, PRICE OF STOCKI. YESTERDAY. 3 per (*eat. Cow 64 5 per Cent. Navy • Pli Etc.beerier Bella, 31c1 per day.. Is. db. its. prem. Dulls Rona% • • s. 3L Hs. Lottery Tickets. std. Covet. fur 4crogne . . 64 MARRIAGES. ..... Saturday holt, at Sr SitSweil's church, in Exeter, Lknte mint ‘rf the tVofetlrier Militta, to Mix. Evauty wiiw of th.• late I.irot. EV all% of tltc Royal ,Navy. • J..atrly, at St. 7\ eburch, by the Rev. R. H. 17,r, I M. bJuo., Bigot, Eau. to Mary, e1 , !,,t dauei.ter of IVolimas i url.uti, Esq. liverton, scar L•- st-i-riu,,o Captain Frederick iValkcr, of the Royal Artillery, t• y 1.4 Anus Wile Caor, third daughter of Major Clair, Lr+M' street, Lobito Last weft.• Thewris Wet Lrrb), Esq. of Queen-stir Chen7ai.le. t; Mil. H. Anareas, 'thirti . ttorhter of Ala j . Antlrt wo, Upper nettle', Vt ltitcharelt, Hamrlisetc. Ott't'hur.Jay last, at Lesstallauo, Capt. G.A.'. Cutfm, Royal Artillery, nephew to Sir Nolte Olin, hart to 11:•s I.arLot., dunliter of die late W. [Arline, ha+ of ' beatlt to)u Saturday last, at W)lyora, :Iron Louth, WAialat Nirbo' • oori, of Hull, marchuot, to Miss me 1 ak, rwul uauglter of Tondo, Ego. of Cadsday 11.11, to I.outh IYEATHS. on Tneaday Met, in the Gtth year of Ws at ,• •• He a.) 1.. t.ardetr, many years an inuioeut boohoo.' to the Strum!, mutt taw of the Court of A lairtants of the ow .1:,loOl ttattpart t f :•11111141.436. t tat 'rectally, lat.!, at Ham Common, agert 82, the Hut.. Mrs Lather Chet yml, eater of the late, and aunt to the la , set.t Lon! ViProaskt li.etwynd. Altit, TIV.S LAY, AT I-ON DON-BRI L 111..rn 1:....m10. Niter I Elea. 5V .... min. after .. Z=2:M!!".=•f.art - LON : Printed by G. DAVIDSON, No. 19, Mow Il.cuort, Early-strect, and potAtabed at the I , ITC". TO 11, P.a4.1 of St. Clemturs (hutch, %%init., of smote place —Or.lrra, for thin rvp.: • p.m to tht 6fftc4., pahl,, oleo hailley ettutettd If Dom srila Pare hordaa After The ramp, Smith; 03 1,14 SCU N poop produi P Lou TM mune, Lieu Th Chou week. Om 11.chs w rn JM 4e1,1 FIJIAN rn Betlh Nr. Luid Irk Half ku chest We oho n‘P Ur. Ira Opt Goa lily Teti erlr the Non (114 et! I 111/1 Gei • sell Rik tro oce the was Ad or of Pt its • an K • ei, • .r.. , r► , mum!, I..tetu TA Chub week. 0' 11413 Pr Wet Half ku dust Tr lira Opel IN 6tl at, K a