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A rumour prevai:ed yesterday in the city, that the Captain of a vessel,arrived is the river, after a short passage from St. Andero, reports that there had been a general insurrection in Seville and St. Andero, in which 17,000 French acre killed; and that the slaughter on the part of the Spaniards was also cen,iderable.—We also understand, that the Captain had confirmed this report by affidavit before the Loan MA% oa, but we have not been able to ascertain this part of the aceount.—sThe substatite of this report is probable, and we may expect to receive distressing accounts of this kind for a long time, from that ill-fated country.--It is a subject of deep regret, that our Ministers did not foresee, or, foreseeing, that they did not prepare the mesas to avail themselves of this result.— Aa expedition to Gilboa or to St. Andero, to aid the Spanish inslirgents, might probably be attend ed with better success than those sent by our Ministers to dottenburg and to Gothland—but the Eitglish Cabinet is equally destitute of intelli gence in foreign, as of enlightened policy in do mestic, concerns. Both are conducted by narrow and contracted minds—rash, yet timid, aiming at the praise of vigour and decision, but equally un informed of the strength or the weakness of their allies, and of their enemies. The Portuguese schooner, Destesto, arrived at Falmouth, on Thursday from St. Übes, which place she kit on the 13th ultimo. The Captain states,that when he Build, there was a report at St. Uoes, that an action had taken place in the Medi terranean between the British and French } bets, in which the latter were defeated with the loss of six sail of the lice. No date is mentioned, and ae are strongly inclined to think that this is merely a repetition of one of the reports which reached this country some time ago, and which unfo►tunately proved to be unfounded. The views of BONAPARTE upon Spain being now acccomplished in the fullest manner, and having got into his possession the persons of the Sovereign, the Heir to the Spanish Monarchy, and the First Minister, we may soon expect to hear of Narni.cox's departure from Bayonne. apse pre senue is indeed winder' now elsewhere. Brava is:rm., who is either shut up in the island of Fe neo, or probably returned hack to Colding in Jut. laud, finds himself unable to penetrate across the two Belts and the Sound, into Sweden. T:IC Danes too require to he propelled; end it sill be difficult, should the invasion of Norway ulti mately prove sucetvefel, to make any adequate compensation to the Dew DANISH Kum, for his many losses skive last August. Even ALEXAN DER, notwithstanding the presence of Caut.tx- COURT at Petersburgh, may hesitate, lifter subject. jug Finland, to dethrone and to expel his brother is-law the King of SWEDEN. Above all, the Turks, it is evident, wish, if it were practicable, to prevent the entrance of French troops into Colstaidino ple. NAPOLEON has his eye upon the Mares, of which he means to take possession; as the ports of that line peninsula will give him a commanding infleence in the Leveed. In fact, BONAPARTE, if ones master of it, may consider Malta as of comparatively little consequence. Never was there a moment when the Corsican Emperor's presence and energies were more wanted iu the East and North of Europe, than at present. Ile is said to be dissatisfied with BERNADOTTE for not pene trating into the southern provinces of Sweden ; a• he certainly was with Bantu, for not taking the King of Sweoee prisoner in the island of Rugen, instead of allowing him to escape from Stralsuud, when the French besieged that city. Berms has been disgraced and sent into France--Baasts norrs may share his fate. It is well known that at the battle of Eylan, where the Russians drove the Freneh back, BONAPARTE galloped up to the spot, and meeting Beaxsooree, loaded him with reproaches for his want of proper exertion. " Bete gee to es," exclaimed he, " Sc me foie gee del L'O. &muerte', good II n'y salt pea?" Foul that you arc, you only commit blunders when I am not pre sent ! It is thus that he treats the Duke 4 and Princes whom he creates, when they displease him. After his long stay at Bayoune,.we shall probably hear of him soon at the other extremity of Europe, unless MURAT should find insuperable difficulties in completely coercing and subjecting the inhabi tants of Madrid. On Saturday, at three o'clock, His MAJERTT held a Privy Council at the QUEEN's Palace, which was attended by the LORD CHANCELLOR. the Duke of Potty:ALE,: Earle CAMDEN, Wen- MuRLAND, EATHIIRST. and Cowman; Viscount CASTLZREAGH ; Lords Illawacsacity and MEL GRATZ ; MeaIirr.•CINNING and Psacßver.; Sir STEPHEN COTTRELL attentled OA Clerk of the Council, which at near an hour. An Expedition, tin to 10,000 men, with • propurt maul park of artillr7, will sail shortly from Cork. The military force will be comminaled by AILTEUR WELLEALEY. • Mr. llssinoND, formerly pilot of the Saherws (a person well known in the neighbourhood of - month), has licon sirre,teti in France, as a spy, end shot by order of the Frt•sich Governaseat. Other accounts suite, that he wits beheaded, and hi, body dragged round the town—the name of which is nut mentioned. lie had been seat from the Swarm on board L'Aig/e, Capt. \Venire, to reconnoitre the French mast, and landed at a port near LI bient lie ha ..I•lieen on shore twelve days, and was prepariitz to tome off in a bout, when hr was arrested by tau Custom-house Ofii- Cfalle--Ile receivisi a pension of 501. Fur annum from our (iovernment, for the information he ob tained some time since, by betiding on the cnem)'s coast...-slits was a Frenchman by birth, but had been many years in our nen ice, in the course of which he had more than once risked his life, by making incursions into France, anti rat •gin ao open boat to our ships off the coast. We are happy to hear that the sum of 48,1001. has been granted to the captors of the Sprrshwuy Russian frigate, which was taken possession of at Sniffiest!, under the.•r.lers or Adsuiral MOSTAGU. 'llia sum is understood to have been awarded for the specie only. To-morrow, 303.0001. are to be shipped at Portsmouth, on board the CA;trowtse frigate, Capt. WAINWRICIIIT, for Bengal.— Die Tearer,, Earl Spencer, Cdr.:sort/we, .11onarch. and Lord for Madeira, Bombay, Madras, and Longa', are to sail under her eimroe. The Belle Poufs. Captain 131119rANE; with the Mediterranean convoy ; and the Speedy. Captain MUDDLE, with the convoy fur Newfoundland, Halifax, and Qtiebee. are detained at kithead by contrary winds. 'the Polyphemus. 64, Captain Cumay, for Jamaica ; the Isis, 50, Captain LAUGHAINE ; Fend, 2s, Capta i n CatAILLIE ; and the Jamaica, ‘2s, Clepthliti I.IfSACIIT, for New• fourmiland, espcct to tail shortly. /4.11:14.1 Ho I.OWAT it eapccted Lt! hViet 1114 flag ou the his to- row. i r day is paUlished, pit!!! in Inarels.. A si i• )11.1 . VIEW of . 1:1 7 ..GA I. BI BLIOGRA- Lt. PUY : containing some Critical Observations on the Au:hority of the Reporters gad other Law Writers; rul leek.' from the hest Authorities, and inteuded as a Coin r. the Author's Reflections ois the Find) , of the Law. o w hick is aided, a piss fee cisssiriing a pulilic or private Librnry. . . RICHARD WHALLEY BRIDG3TAN, rag. Lo.idoa: Printed in IV. Reed, Lair Ilualteller, Pell Yard, Temple Bar; anti Mining and Phelan, I'pr' Or. atend-Tiny, Dahlia. . FOR -sc!Ino! a. This day is Titaidislicd, ;am°. price 91. banatl. - • . . . a :Sea Laitaws of' r4UTROPII HISTORLE ROMANE .4 BREVIARIVW; et MAT, AVIIELII VIC I'ORIg d. VI II IS ILIA'S - CR &BUS LI Ill: It ; josh Edit - toms Car roll !leafier Tescleneke et Ammon Arueoti. liopeusie .1. Jalanwn ; Sweatt Ler.l et Letterman ; C. Law; Leognal, floret, Itcee, et °roe . 41 .1 %lawn's. Dedicated, by pertu:.i.n., to tt.r Ro t es iltglaLt a. the PRINCE of ‘VALF.S: This day arc published. in . Two Volumes, RO)111 . . price Its. in iniiirtin, POP:NIS. A 'ALES JAMES, Author JL of The Military Dictionary, Re.iniental Companion ike. kr. B.le. The Third Edition, ; tin;etber with striking likeness of uthor, and a Portrait of Ps trarch, from Mor*btn, the celebrated Italiao Engraver, and other appropriate Engravings. Loudon i Sold Ire T. Egerton, Military Library, iVbite ball ; J. Booler, - New Bond-street ; sod J. Itielisrdson, Royal Exchange. On Suturitar will be publiahed, hanilnouirly printed nu a fine woven paper, in Two Volume, querto, pace isi boards ASERIES of LETTERS between Men. ELI ZABETH CARTER and Miss CATHERINE TALB( f , front the year 1741 to 1770. To *Lich are added, LETTERS from Mr.. ELIZABETH CARTER to VESEY, hewer:Ll tlieyears 171:* nod 1717 ; which Mrs. Weary earnestly requested should be published. PuWished (row the orntitial Manuscripts, By the Rev, MONTAGU PENNINGTON, M.A. Virar'uf Northbouru, fu Kent, her Nephew andExtrutor. Printed fur F. C. and J. Newington, No. 62 ' let. Paul's Claerchlard ; sold also by J. Hateliard, No. 190, Piccadilly, Of wl;oso okay be bad, A few resnaiaiug Cspies of M. PEN*IISIGTON'S MOIS of the LIFE of Mrs. ('ARTS R, with her POEMS, Ste. Ate. lu One ierze 'Volume, quarto, price is boards And a Second FAlitiou, in 'l's a Volumes, octavo, price in bonnls iss. Al.n, Mrs. CARTER'S TRANSLATION of the WORKS of frost the original Greek, is Two Volumes, 01 taro, price is boards ilia. THE AL4RCHIONESS OF DOWNSHIRE. The following is a copy of a letter. written by her Larlyvhip, to a friend in Ireland. The good ness of her head and her heart is legible iu every line. Motives of delicacy prevented its insertion until after the discussion of the Catholic Question : " Deaa SIR, Hanover-wpare, !ll•rch g, 19011. I have rend, with much satisf.ietion, the declaration of the Protestant inhabitants of Newry, iu favour of their Catholic fcllow-subjects, of whirl' you have been so good as to er•••Mit to we a copy. The just sentiment, the Mere. lily, and the moderation, displayed iu this declaration, aro highly praiseworthy anal creditable. t•pon the t of the claim of the Roman Cath•iiem of Ireland to In admitted into a full participation in the rights of I:ritish subjects, I trust there will SIX/11 be intros opinio). And it Ellin t:s Inc the sincerest pleasure to observe, from various comurriug testimonies, that the public mind, impelled by principles of justice and of policy, inculcated by on many wise, able, and good men, is progressive in its fisnue That so great and so respectable a portion of His 3fm jetty', subjects should still continue to labour under civil ineapacities, and be abridged of political rights, solely on account of their particular profession of religious faith, is matter of surprise and sorrow i and it must become the as'. dent wish anal anxious hope of every intelligent and be•ttevo lent wind, that these restrictions may speedily he removed, iu their operations, must ever tend to divide the pr.- ple, and paralyse the energies ot• the Empire. At this mo mentous crisis, it becomes almost a duty in every individual who Peek warmly interested iu the glory of oar Sovereign, and the %dram of his country, and particularly of Inland, to declare his sentiments upon this important question. " As the Representative, therefore, of my family, I have judged it proper to communicate to you the seistimenfe with which we are impressed, touching the jastite sod policy of accepting to the Catholic claims. ‘. Should consider it useful or expedient to looks diem orntimestis mown insusipt our &iris& is Ireissad, 1 ispower you to do au, its cuch 1112111SCT as you may think oast pro put% 1 remain, drar Sir, " Your faithful and humble 'errant, " 111. DOWNSHIRE SANDYR." a' Mr MIA L►AC Brit Tlll TAO; M.; inn tut it F