The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-05-16 00:00:00

J, riot get the 1:b the Continent, to 'airect the interest; of Anitriti imil'Asia; ;tad to cnistrrui th . ans or Africa, but iu o:Jer to Louso!idnte. the peace and happiness of ear eockt, ag ;id prcpares the means to e..usia the tyrants or the ses.J. The ii.eubargh Correspondenten has copied the following artier from a Freuch paper, as the ea tract of a letter from Boulogne " The En4lisb cruisers are again in rest num bers on our coast, as they probably expect an at tack en our part, which will certainly take p:ate sooner or later. The t ot ill ub our pert is quite compkte, and can, in a short time, be manned and fitted out. The fleets of Brest and Fiashiag. which form the two wings Of the flotilla, are in an excellent state, and if an object is to be undertaken, can sufficiently protect the operations of our smaller semels. Our prirateers cover the whale channel, and do great datna ;e to Vic Ermliah trade; but the greatest vantage i., the , : furnish us with plenty of gallant and good aadors." The only Gottesburgh Mail slue, artived Saturday, with letters and I:upers front Sweden to the 7th around. The report of a descent on the island of Gothland, by the enemy, is confirmed, but it was only a predatory enterpr:s-. It was effected not by ten thousand French and Russians, as former acCaunts stated, bat by a force of between two and three thowand Russians alone, from Lio bati. The Russians have also taken Othind, another island iu the Baltic, between Sweden and Goth• land, but we may presume, that the arrival of the British forces will erred there expeditions in future. There was a report that the Russians have been defeated with considerable loss in Finland, in an attack upon Sweabors, but this wants contirmatioa, and, we err sorry to add, that the Swedes bate sustained a loss in Norway. The official report of Baron Aaartator. dated 11nl-quarters, at Prainlia4, the 3d of Ap il, states, that a Swedish corps, under Count Moat: aa. was attacked awl surrounded by a tonzierior force, and that the Swedes had 011 taken prisoners, and go killed and wount:ed. An nuollicial sect art ►tates the prisoners so higli as 600. heron AItIIFELOT also ad ty its in his report, tint the Norwegians have recovered from the first impressions made by the sudden invasion of their country, and attack the Swedes wherever they thew themselves. The Eadyntiais frigate, Hon. Cap t. CATEL, ar rived on Saturday at Portsmouth, from the Medi terr;►nean, with the ltSta of London, front New Providence, which she re-captured from a French privaterr.—The Esufrtrion parted from the 'pious, 74 guns, Copt. Baoucrwrow,aud IVeyirtartk, store-sl.ip, on Monday Last. 14 leag,ues west of Scilly, with 53 sail madcr it.envny from Gibraltar. They ssi:ed fives Gibraltar on the 20th ult. The Gazette of Saturday night contains an official account of the capture of •Dex•ada, an Island near Guadaloupe. by four of Admiral COCURANI . , cruisers. The Genette also contaii., a' gallant achievement performed by His Majesty's sloop Cratshopper and Rapid gun-brig, in capturing two Spatial' gun-boats, near the Faro shoals, on the mast of Spain. Saturday a Commit was held at the Duke of PORTLAND'', at which all the Cabinet Ministers, attended. The Council met at two o'clock, and did not break up until live. Lord Gimp/rut is expected in town, this day, from Lupton-house, Devon. The I' re ach Secretary of Embassy, I,AsLawent, lately arrived in Paris from Persia, rut Bagdad and Constantinople, bringin g th e enpy of a Treaty of Commerce and Amity, concluded Lictuctit General (i•RDANNE and the King of PERSIA:—This treaty revives the intercourse which formerly subsisted, unit is stated to create new and important affinities. Several French merchants at Constantinople, &c. have in consequence gone to Persia to form esta blishments there. ARUM HAN, who has been ap pointed by the l'eassaw MouaaiH as his Aruba.- sailor at Paris, is empowered to deliver and receive ratified en v ies of the treaty. This measure derives increased interest from its connection with the long threatened project of transporting a French and Russian army to attack oar powe eons i•i India. thsimiches were received on Satur,lity, at the Adininittt, front Sir SARUM. Hoop, who is now it, the Ealtic. They state itothin . new, except tint he has succeeded in his propmation relative to preemie:6 of war. • A Leeward Island Mail is arrived, whiz h left Tortola au the 16th last. His MaJerre's ship Framehiv, ruff part .f the fleet under her convoy, which sailed front Portsmouth on 3lst Fabnci y, f-w the West ladies. arrived ut /3arbadiros ona I •t 'Match. The :hips Jupiter. dilalrealeae. IGeharonJ, 1 JrJerr, and the Trafalpsr, part of the abco: 1' vet, paned convoy 011 the 46th of Fettrattr.... .11 were ruptured on the 9.Litli uh. off Madeira, uy t..e Me *ice and Peadope French he three former vessels they sunk. sad burnt•t:... twn latter : they alto captured the Little Jere. frn:u Lcridon, fnr the Cane .oi (.ou.l 1 lope. au:l sent her for Martinique, off which island tele was recaptured by His MAJLSIN al C, Hiipo s.ere,, and sent into Barbadaes. The Ratter?, of I iiernnul, from Aftiea, is captitred and se into Martinique. The Lori Duncan, from Demerara, ftr Barbadnes, is ran down near Dettsc-arn.— We are sorry to timid that Part d'Espogne, in the of Trinidad. has been consumed by tire. ilge 4 • 1 ' . 0 • I. - . ••-• • COUNTESS OF ESSEX'S GRAND ROUT. The Countess of Essex gave her second grand saw l at her house in Berk e . e y- square , o n Friday night.wisiCh was attended by a pwands of 400 Fashion:. ▪ Tise arrangements for the evening were io her Lad 3 ship's usual style of elegance. Amongst the cotupnti present were-- _ D'ara-.:Bwlfoii, Rutland, and Beaufort. Duc'e•rre..—i;e4ford, 31anclerster, Grafton, and neast.rt. Marthiv , ,a--.tbereum an4lll3ndford. Nartii,aPve.—LaLsduwn, Exaar, Ltiaatllurd, Salisbury, Bark.ughaat, Camasllra, and Earls —Cowper, Camatte, Stair, l'crey, lkitrater, Bridge. usirr, %Vlach'lies, lArtlsdale, Grusreaut, Lougt4rd, sad Ofurd. Caarrtannr—TratrOe, I.onsdn!,-.., Camden, Cnwpre, Clare, Footesene, Mayo, Gete-esuor, E,rul, Sian. inrtot, Aylesford, Multursimry, Bridgewater, L'ab. ip.. Os f.rd, Carlunupton, and Ashburuharn. Vlarrner—Meltinunte and Hereford. Conrtei.rts, Lowther ' Grimstou, :We:bourne, Hereford, Fauconberg, ..nd et. Asupb Innt , --ICcith, Brownlee', W. Russell, Gore, Somere!lle, Sac and Sete, A.liarnitton, and De Durieseeille Bromley, two Greys, Bu:keley, C and E S.rwart, C. Soinetsel, Crust, W. Wsare, li,rtion, W. ►teserll, Wilkseas, r 01111101111 k. Foulkes, ►lurowby, Cut. trel!, H. Caveadish, C. stud E. Wellesley, 3befp,•P Hsu. track, two Cecile, E. Haase, Salton, De Citfliffd, Dudley an•l Ward, Rowley, Rothby, :Ulu - khan, C. Grearale, E. Sehright, cal F.. Hiake. 13 iron Dr R.:le. fi Stwe, Jobn 96egy , end R. Grart. Akirs.—Ad .taa, .1. Ward, Pardo, Borwerie; Taylor, sad St atuid. Mio/oesee.—fienre, Froneklin, Beaumont, W w, Grey, 11 Grant, Brune, Moen% Casson', GOIBI:71:, Clement% Milletutll , l, Minters, Buiveriq and imnir Afawrc—Cura.ro, Hervey, gun?, Versus, Eistiatastone, Baacctt, Haab ihe. Rause, sod Bailey. F.ISHIONABLB PARTINS THIS WEEK. This trinting--Lady Hratheotea Rota, Groaseaar-squirt awl Lads , Stt.ta•A Party, thde Park Corner. Te-tacr:o.e—.lhe Huu. Mrs. Kuox's Ba:I, Upper Gras- V:rd0e.d2,...-Lady Dt4r!sopk's Rout, Wimp:t-street. hnroin) —Lady Dame's Runt, Ilih•street. Gsar , tynes Grand Dinner, Stanhope street. Sarmr.lay—Es.l (Os (:rand Danner, Geow;e-street, lisucrree *rare ; and the 1:4i1 of Derby's Graaml titonetuor-ssivare. Yesterday morning, His MAJEsair, Princess!, AnnusTa. Sorties, AISSLIA and Matt, =comes 'lied by Geaersis Gwv Nyts -and Ftrzsos Major Yates, and Lady laassLaa Titro ro de to St. Gtne tt ies Cho r e!, and heard a sermon preached by t' ie Hew. Dr. COORSOI, from Ist Peter, -24 Chap, 21st Vene. They afterwards retorm.d to tbs Polace. . The day being fine, it was expected Their MA- J Nit as *will walk on the terrace in the evening. Mr. Pa;:it, Mr. Ftrunanotts, and Mr. DANST, were the priacipal vocal perf'ortners at the dinner at 31vrchant Tailors' Hall, on Thursda- heat. Among the songs *ling on the nciaibion was that of God save dee Kieg. with the following additional Terre, pr.tten by.tite Rer.,Mr. GLASsE 0, nay de !foist Usti*" lu every willow shine, Like G noun e oar King : And when to kindred skies, His happy xptrit thee, Mn, oti.re Grimace rile Like G ensue our King. The beautiful ballad* of Nelson's Tears and Deice Downes [allowed, by Mr. FITZSIMM.INS. Their Royal Ilighnesse3 the Duke* of t.'tx •arose, et.:XIERI.AIIO, and Sowit.x, honoured Mr. K arvz rr's Concert, ou Friday, v. ith their presence. Yesterday, Earl CAMDIS gave • grand dinner to • party ul . seventeen persons of distinctnni.— The Counter* of Castnax has issued cards for TM hundred, to a grand bull on M'edneulay evening. Colonel Twum. M. P. for the county of has arrileci in town from Irelitild. Lord MOLGRAVE gave, yesterday, a gland din ner, at his Lordship's seat at FaMaid. The Nla-wfuerade to-utorrow night is expected to be a must hnllisut scene. 'All the characters that *Worded such amusement at the private Masque rades, hut wtek, it is said, will be present. The Iti . et 11Np:triable Dais Ilowts DALY has arriv ed in town from Ireland. On Thane* last, an eielant public breakfast was given by the Rev. Bitovrs tow VILLIERS LAYARD. at Ussiogton, near Stamford, to the gentry of the surrounding country. Lord and Lady GREY have arrived in Filin!itirgh. The Ear: cud Countess CRAVEN visited Drury lane Theatre, on Friday night, to see The Workl. The admirers of The Inn.lJ increase. There 'se ver was a more splendid house. The Countess of Eats left town, 3 esterclay. for Cashiobury Park. Earl SrENcna gave a grand dinar?, en Saturday, at his house ' in St. James's-place. to the Earl of Essra, Lord Gasitsti.i.u, end several other No bilitv. The Marehiesess of SarAellUltY had her usual party, last evening. which was aumerously attended. The second of Saints'. Concerts was held, last night, at the Marchioness of HEaurosis house in Stabliopc-street, :Mayfair. Her Larlyslii;.'s elegant suite of apartments, which we have fully described on former ciccasimis, was brilliantly lighted. The principal performers were Maclaine Carti.rar, Las HUGRES. Signora RIORI, SI- B 'al. Aural:it su, and Mrs. (.lisuarr. The t.agol.ty were elegant and numerous. Amongst n •Ve•re.." 11 , eml Ilithgroe the Pr:nrr of Wake, their Rotel ll:ea,,mae the 11ok•s of CanibridKe and gaterm ; the fie. eve., Northomheri,oti, Lerde, and Salto.• • I; irarivae. Steltaa, 1 al Llonegul ; Slarehiotw•r.es of F•diebuq, St.d- No/. Wits...ham ; ata,l near live hundred Nobtliv!. Prowess of WALL* has a lane flee mom rit.i..k 4 up in the most el, meant and fiuiehed CNuete styte, at her house, on hlackheath, for which the tam t isiti.,ts are employed. Mr. Tuass us i.tt for the figures; Mr. Futvoyr the p 3 i n tioz; Hoasoi and HALE, the , aper ; and e - evutr.: hr Mr. JONES. tier )(nye' tilelines% has asetstel et the planning of the ehole scient;fic and fanciful a ; i entents, and when dit 1:0:111110r it will form a room of the most deliglaut a.J Le'rel diescriptiou. DEAF Alai A ittahultatioa was held, yesterday ) ._ at the new Asylum for the Deaf and Lamb, recently evta.. Wished in Donning-street. Few were admitted except the inmates of the place ; butwe have been farmired with a report of the proc4ding. The meeting was called t 3 collect the opiMon of therm unfortunate people tilMri the fast expatiate.* of their new plan, as tried on Mr. BlltillAllea tee 1110; tiou iu the House of Commons, respecting DirctOr DUIGNNAN, on which occasion the :Viiiiisters sat mem chance —and, as Mr. LOCRHA KT pathetically deplored, " the debate turned all on one side." A learne.l Irish Doctor intimated, by Signs and tokens, that silence must of necessity be a trviiriite in ti,Pricy Couusellor, and, therefore, it beestne him to be mute, as one in a state of prolgitio.i for that AOIOXI% Ile was not, however, friendly to the general principle, as he considered siftnce a Popish-Priest-like quality, and which reminded him of the impious and treasonable i:octrine of ~Anion. The Chew*ilor of the Cheques, lawyer-like, quottisl Mr. PitKeseraiug bills, and the punish ment of the pri me forge es are, so often noticed in the old law books. The latter, lie admitted, cut against standing male where a limn was charged with hcinuab crime* mid offences, but that had ceased to be the law (lithe land, and lied only been in use iii l'opi.li times, which all legal subjects tnii.t atlas. It %a:: very well known that there was such a thing as in/Js money, and fee his own part he had moved the mem, Cyder antl Perry Bill, with the happiest sneers.. He Inv! refused 30001. to 3 tui:lious of Catholics, which was at lite rate of a farthing a-p:eee, and it became hint surely to be as sparing of word. as of money ; for when at the bar, he had learned that they were convert:We ilito rash other. A taU spare figure presented itself, and con fessed, that Sir Joux NEW rout hml complained of his running away, whenever he brought forward any charge against his Lordship. Ile had lately turned his mind to military affairs, and was mow' resolved to cLaoge his tactics. Instead of skewing bis rest he would in future slicw his recs. though it should present only a blank cartridge. Ile had read that the garrison of • besieged town, having taken off their jark-hoots, and planted them upon the malls; the eaetny, mistaking these leathern cannon for vo many ph'cini of real artillery, rinsed the siege, and fled in a panic. fie WAS confident. therefore, that iLlte and his fr'euds drew therm elies up in Lattlearray upon the Treasury Mitch, and made a great niuny wry faces, they should throw the Opposition rutiks int. confusion. A Mr. CCNNINII. the principal (Astor among the deaf a.itl dumb, then arose, and expatiated at large upon the efnquu•uirc of .Mince. lie quoted the case of the famous picture, where the head of the father, at the sacrifice of his child, is cutered with his robe, the painter coneeiripg ti-at no ex pres,iou of countenance could so strong; y pourtray the grief of the parent. A stmogar observed, that the people of England were. accustomed to hcar excellent speeches, sod to receive much information from their predecessors lathe Asylum. and that dumb show must prove eery unsatisfactory. To this it was answered, that when a man could say nothing to the purpose, it was a proof of wisdom to hold his tongue; t'oat my Lord Carttatia r; Mr. Ps cunt, Lc. bad very expressiie counta nanees ; and that the i*ople of England and the ();ipositioo might study LAVATC/el Physici e ;uoiny, if they wished to know the sentiments of Ministers. THE PARK. Hyde Park, yesterday, am not se crowded as might be miens:tea frum the knew*, of the day. The scorching sun end the due olili4crl the cone ! any to have recuitme to the rural walks of Ken siagtote Garden", which acre visited by a numerous asseinbbigeaf Nobility and Fashionable', inan:‘ of whom seated Vnemselves on the parapet wall of the gardens; the la4ies were elegantly dressed in white, jonquil and sky blue ti4ured silks; useentka, trimmed with white lace, were the ino't prevalted. The head-dresses w e re of yarn es descriptians. The Qtietne Mawr bonnets. and piain white evil., r:scitli from the top of the heal, were very much worn. There aus a very elegant al:splay of white Chinese parasol, A tootipt thee:company were, Th,• Marelnotwases s .I.4bary, Deneralnre, Lawaibrins. and Heasigat ; Vesatesses Chulanaidaley, Cowper., and Camden. Captain BLAND, of Übe Lte flora frigate, rod ..everal other Offiteta from Ho!hind, ors arrived at Yarmouth. in thn Zei.O. id. Ahsti:te SitAlll, F•III AN , is under orcivr4 Sirrns LetMC. MaJor-C;eurrul Poirran is appninted to it com instri nu The HOW! District; mid Major-General HOD. NtaiIENZIE, is appointed to the cosuniand at Gosport. Rear-Admiral TYLLI is appointed Arvind in conamani at Portinaonth, in the room \ mind Sir 'vise Cor►tt, Burt. The lion Bear-.ldasirill SroProab La. hoOted his lag ea hoard the Spencer, of 7.1 gime, et Tor bay. Cautaia Ht /AY ; ?palate. .1 :,e) • ...TM:Wird :c:. She o critee4 is be :Ala he: Lse tne7iths. SPOInING ivrEzz,rdEATE. 3. -CIIESTER RACES (eor,.eltiel.j.; • ritIDAY, MAY 45. r ai dk ay st a t es of caelsoeffts v r ngs. added kaa Stewards. Two sniiss. (4 Swissoribers.) Sir W. W. IVpose's b. C Midessoisse;:e Ptiale, by S. Peter Teazle, )rs . Mr. C. SwiitL'a Sir Peeve, aged • Lord GeOIIVI or's h r. Pr arl, a years old . . . 6to 4 sSaiust Mademoiselle Prisie. WO. earl.. The Ladies' flume of 301. tee throe-year olds esti upwars..• 4-mile beats. TLe stood rewired tut. M. Chtudairr b. 1. Miss liltitley. by 04:*fatt, 4 }fir eh!, 7.t. sib. . . I 2 Mr EruoLe'r b. 6. Baikrr. 5 y I'M set. ~ lb. . 3 I Mr. Harna's hr. e. Viper, : ”v. old, ' -d Mb.' . t J ~‘ 3to 4 ot. the firki i alter this seedud bent, 6 to 4 .4, Nnvr ti . l::Pey i after the semi Leal area batting. A very pm... race. . . Sir IV. W. Wyrnitela b. t Devi, ahler to Central r,o isiopeb, by Slobror,. received Low Mr. E. L - sulO• eh. r it/ Skilttik,. oat of M Marton, sae. each, Wilt a, loop. EXTRA. YO! i; gpßixt; MEETING. Mr Coolhiru'a t;riaialdi, Lv Deloi PP ' anitist Mr. ^..-. uiiititei. Attila, by u Peter Teaak, four miles. fael4i riders. We undvr,tand, that Lord Grosvenor inteada to send Chime di. df. ti. York Augnat Mee:oig. Olive Brooch a id ILO, .sal are both etagaged as the great Pi U4lOCe Stoles en Mu.iday. • Sir Charks Buiibur ) has sold Raiiib:er to the Dale of Rolland, for a iup. . _ COCKING. We are informed, tlut Sir llenry TCmpeit tau: ar.l aro . Brth,:!lua bare engaged ti NGt two mains, (flu.. earls') otie of the meiregrosents at De/4mo, and the other A: :% ea car.tla. To cemeouentot nem iris'. GbODWOOD RACES. The above Reeve, the first day, (Tuesday) • prulured but little iiport. A buuten' Plate, of 50d. •tea} icon by 311 r. ( ;are i Pie Nie. The secoud dry was auenalartirriy fine. ri-d display:A a!! the beauty and lashiou of the neighluiarts.ii. A ail,. r cap, salur ao gniactil, was area by Mr. Trerenieu's Bucephalus. A great itest et sweaty slept taA no this rate. buuters' plate, of sot. WS§ 116 by Ma. Nsßlrale t t The I relies plate I.eu gameaso Lists One weights, yea run r by— Lord Errenioat's Election 3 • Mr Ratter's Epluta 2 2 • • Mr. II atilnden a Tom Pipes The first heat was. with great difficulty, won by Mectain ; after "hick, very ht;h odds he sou. Teta Pipe ran the three mite ware Ly atietake.-1 . lie stswee reefs appear tc , East sothitee hot the presence of his tree.' the Luke ft ichourd to make them vie s ith E,:)nry•. The Ceutlem .3 rode e!I, and the horses in tine ronal Jou . • &WOK }, E.q. s appsunted the firatard, fur the cleat rear, MI has most liEeratly Aires a ?Sty, free fur all harem . fheatermtaom are gc sue us harshly indeed. From the beautiful situat.usiond ackuirs•leelged floe turf, wl. ich la b.f.-rim to Done iu and wader such calices, the celebrity of Gueulatted Ruts, it WI hltek to increase. The theatre no both eves**, aud the race ball so,l taj,ptr, u Chi Lester, were well amused LAW INTE, courr or LING S BENCH, Witermisersa, SEAT 54 TEC KISS v. alCbstay. This was an appeal from the Order of Session, fur rrinowirig the liefenthet, • toi was the mother of a beetard chid , fro.' eaf_pirish to needier, at the county of :%orfen. Tie Ihrlitadsot was a * - mat cf some prOrlif, snf a r. t to Costae her to Intiptat the child, without to e i n t er O the parish, snit it was contracted, is suproit of the that the statute of Etitabotb dad oat extend to OtrIOLI.4 this distriptiou, but to pauper*, who were uot whir to top post tour rhddrita It was a toed tberc.are that the Malt- Lamas at armour hesi-aagival 4 1 1 ACltn.talirto swear the bastard upon any penes, she sirs able soil %S -hea to aartintuis it kesstd, sod by alias auk neat the attar al reiscral was bad. Oc the otter bawd it irps untended, that the stetter of Ellz+lnth extended 14 all cesia , of hastaniy eau wade wuasea, Warta; baatard iiidocriruioately cliaegeable upon the parish. be Court went dicidedly of opinion ' that the order of re :naval, *tamer the statute ass good : b ut there Light be rut lot" a! twatte•ca of the reSilstion of the mother of the bath. il Ihe mart was otettptect for rear three boars is jnstitt bail. No lees thaa Iso arti:.m o ere POLICE. A 111/0‘ RerllP, VA T IA. A schoolmaster, from Cotomen-street, charred tts • derma los 3 / 4 iar wedded with viteeting • met r o sin it his school, and oisshweting • bins in the esercete of L.* dots. lie said that warm I.e used to correct sae his bele for that miselioNe!, these ..41;01 w.o li'ed iseyt door, used to mate great dstuibai r, atd •-..t rep. & aches _..oust hist for this nectirm r err f *et., {astir eltseipLne. The Kota: of ttr Vac etthiN l ol his Lordship the gautle Wallsul Li had noel on theme iie:t sions, and entered into a learazil hares gas ea the utca. j of *bat he had dots. The Lor.o 3la TOR told these intErnant :attics dust Cory stilt nut iu fame" disturb the schoolmaster, sad thee Ms missed the completer HYDROPHOBIA. The body of en anfurtunete seat" of the snth Reg:went, who died or loyCnteioeni last week, at Portntin jtb, has bt ca diamond, in the pet , . ace of must of the meets:Al stetle:.•‘ in that uoighhuitito,l His name AMP GiOt, a same • % °Astute, v.: yeers vi line. and a fine young man. his fa ther is a farmer of lour b iespech.liiiity, wit :tam The dog bit him on the cheek, es he was staodate sentinel Milers :ftoet La mate, and then instantly ems ;tad bit the scat mitten., e. the finch. ad, who is not nuwell. Tlie part eat nut, sad it bad quite Itesled.—He'felt oso elects trims the bite till the fnll of the stican, when be militated In he confined: he said be had nu snit n ine. to olti isijitm, but be thought there use danger of it. lie had long toierres ef sanity. At the full of the nett moos hie detentes e . ...cerdingiy metered ; bis bud) *as writhed and evaanned in tie moo: lrradfal sad 'betties( way. Two days benee Lis death he barked incemestly ht. a 4,1 6 and complained of a dog being seder bis bid honeying hint We hit the Naar who to medal him in Hie thumb, ohs has in to been ill. His Cum is wondered the emit of say that has hash :Lets,. it. It iv stated, that accounts have been receivid of • treaty 4..4 , 111 _been segued at klayoutr.% betwe.:n Box SeaILTE and ENID! di .Ixt. the :ith, or watch the following is the int,vtance:—By co-: first Ar ude i3oo4rAott rocovitze4 the nem Klug of Seste, Fs:am:lasts the '.llth. By the steo:4l be confers on him the Adtninilt-ation of Portugal till a general peace. Another Article Mates* t:or Patecc of the Pasca. wl:o had been released Iron s prison at the date of the Treaty, hut who is to b seat sato France: the Article tontnins mu ekti• ninon Neinst him. Another ataxic declares the aceesison of Sp.iie to the Confederation of tne Rhine, mud that her contingent is to beilo,two men. Another Article cedes to France a port iu Spanish South Auteriot. There are, besides, SettVt tides, ',bleb hare lint yettranspirorl:__ On Soto:day morons* tke holm of Mr. Vmuisir, an eanu l ehouse in Neocisele-otreoe, Strain,' rR* broke opeu Iry the moths of on iron crow, and robbed of ham! and artie.o, 'nth which :be thieves wads ear unapt.