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Letters from Bermloam dated the 17th last, eou firm the arrival there of 10,009 French troops, and indicate that the revolution for souses time antici pated in Spain may be considered as baring com menced. The French are occupying the strong garrisons and places in Spain, and diffusing them selves all over the kingdom. About the latter end of January the Ex-Queen of ETZU at A and son ar rivvil at Barcelona in their way to Madrid. Their urrivid gave rise to great rejoicings and splendid ft-ti% sties, which lasted for several days. The town was illumiasted every night. The most distinguished families graced the balls line the theatres. The doors of the latter were thrown open in order that the populace might par titivate iu the joyful scene. So much gaiety and splendor were never displayed at Barcelona. The Royal visitors took their leave for Madrid on the 4th of February. While all was joy and . festivity at Barcelona, • scene of a very different description was exhibited at Pampelutur, near Bay onne. A strong French force arrived there to take possession of the garrison of that place, which the Soanish Colinander refused to give up until he received • notifiesition to that affect from his Gower 1111 l rut. The French commander was pe remptoty in his demand; arid on a secoud refusals it 111 b toted, lie attacked the town, and succeeded in carrying it, after the effusioa of much blood. A letter from Sir Jose Ducawciltet(sequadron, at he time it went its pursuit of the Koehfort squa dron, states that the Errrilet ftniatt l. Ffir Ciroaaa IltroN, joined Sir Josto Ducirtkiimanes squadron 01 lire. *, on the I) , th of Jamsa.y, and reported at the ssiift! time, that he had been chased the day be- Cr: eft tither by fire sail of the line. one. large frigate, and a brig, or 'six sail and it brig.— ?lacy stood alo!ig-shoe to the northward, and ap proathed hit nearl7.u? with Belleisle, where the rwo hue:l3lost ships were scarcely a mile and a half iaratance finiin Into. Ile perceived theta thew and wear away to the westv,ard. Leing the only ship that could possibly have seen theta, Sir . . GEeimA was determined to make all sail to Athol ral Di CENVORTII with the information; and such war tic favourable state a the w intl,•that he mac:l ed thy squadron * in the very short period of four teen hours. The Eurydice haying joined, the squadron went in pursuit, without a moment's loss of tiara. Sir ltecusito Sntscitas'a squadron had not been seen by the Eurydice. • The following ships are ordered to the Downs* with a propoition of ordnance stores on board. proper for foreign service. They are believed to be going to the Baltic :-111ars, 74, Captain Lucia ; Orion, 71, Sir Ants'. I)tessox ; Polyphemus, 64, Capt. IIIiTWOOD Uoloutairs, Saleette, and Daphxe, frigate! ; Spe nd Magma *loops; Proselyte bomb; 11teosititer, * Steady, Protector, and Redbreast gun-vessels. General WHITCLOCZE will eater Upon Ms de fence this day. We understand that he proposes to read it himself, and thit, from its great length, it will occupy the whole day. We are malting the necessary preparbtions to give p, complete Report of the trial u soon as the forms of the Court will permit its publication. The Letters from London, of the 4th inst , for the IS'est IndiEe, wcre too late (o r the Primeeis Amelia pakikef, which sailed on the morning of the 6th from Falmouth. on the arrival of General Ilsn court., for whom she bad been ordered to be de tained. Dispatches were received yesterday at the Ad iniralty fro u the Chauuel Fleet. Sir It.:DMIJIID NAGLIt left town yesterday, to IS stone the counnand`of the kiturciron on the Jersey libation, vice Sir JAM SAUMMILZ, Who is going to the Baltic. A convoy for tile Brazils is appointed to sail from Portvinouth on thy •+tith inst. The accounts from (loll:end are to the .Bth in stant, hut they are destitute of intermit. ------- 'rhe military force to be employed in the Expe dition to Sweden, will ennetsts.ws 1 11 1ttentattd• of the Yd Regiment of Lite Guards, noyel Horse Guards, Ist ancl ed Dragoon Guards, the. Scotch Greys. 7th. 14d., I.stb, and 16th Regiments of Light Dregoons, slid elf the German Cavalry ;and of the following Foot Battalions of the Guards, the sth said r Regitsiessts. Second Batta lion of the 31st., Second Battalions of the 4 , 3 d, 71st," 73d, 74th, Second Battalion of the 871 b, and Se. con 4 Battalion of the 'rid, with all the Germau Legion. at prevent ht this (ountry. Th. fve Peers who voted on Friday night the the Debtor sod Creditor Bill were, the Duke . of GLOUCZSICS, the Duke of SouLssEr, Earl of Mom*, Lord liouken, and Lord ElltliK 1111 g. The PetitionJkor Peace, which was on Friday pre sented to the Licislature from Manchester, was signed by 3.;,000 inhabitants, principally Mal Mil• facturers. Several American vessels have been brought into Leghorn by French privateers, and there condemn ed, as in the ports of Fnuce. net place, us well as Civita Vecchia and- Ancona, • according to rumours cotitaieed in the Foreign Papers, is to be united to the kingdom of Italy.—We insert a Protest of the Poet, which appears to refer to this change. The Herald, li'litnoca, is arrived at Greenock , from Jamaica, which place she left on tl!e Stith January, in company with the Croydon (which has a Mail on board), under convoy of a ship of war, and parted two days after sailing. The Meleager fri gate, with her convoy, which sailed from Ports . mouth the loth Noveuiber, arrived at Jamaica no, the 11th January; also a fleet from Cork. The Mar virtues, formerly La !'lads packet, from Monte Video to Jamaica, parted front the convoy, in lat. 10. S. and bad nut arrived on the '23d Jauuury.-- The Mars, Reim from Monte Video, for St. Do mingo, was seised off Cape Nicotis Mole, by a cruiser, and carried igto Jamaica, and, it is sup posed, will be condemned, not having &license. The Lashes of Winchester, we understand, from the report of the Gentlemen of the Bar, are peculiarly retnarkable for the closeness of their at tendance of the trials in the Criminal Court, dnr in. the Aseises. _lt may be a situation for an ad vantageous display of &Sale beauty but the fair visitors, we ale concerned to state, do not exhibit a degree of delicacy and sensibility proportionate to their personal erharins. The unfortunate Eli zabeth Rimy, whose trial at Winchester, oa Fri day, is giveu in another part of this riper, exud ing in the dock, with a lovely iufoutt iu her arms, holding tip its little hands, as if to implore merry for its unhappy parent, while the Judge was sum ming up the evideuce, was one of the most ititer esti ug and affecting pictures that fancy can conceive ; and yet, during the solemn scene, which might melt the hardest heart, two beautiful and very One young women, daughters of a military Officer of high rank, were amusing themselves with snatching Gentlemen's gloves, sewing •np the fingers, and throwing them back to the owners, accompanying the act with a peal of laughter, so loud, as to draw the attention, mid meet the silent disapprobation of the Court. From the ringing of the church bells throu;hout the metropolis, we were induced to hope that good intelligence had been received of the French Amt. The intelligence, however, announced, was not of a Podolic nature, bat occasioned by the libe rality of the fortunate holder of one of the Prizes of Ten Thousand Pounds, drawn on Tuesday last,who is, we understand, a native of the rider kingdom. The ringers will, no doubt, be as ready to demon e.• its their gratitude on soy similar good fortune of sae of our own countrymen. . - a .1 , •;•• • Vt --.7z14 14. • 3/4° .-d'iloA THEATRE. °Prat-Pot:sr. The serious Oireni•of Didoste was advertised, t Saturday, for performance on that trenitt g; b on Madame artiral in tow n , Ilath, she found her hoarseness so great, t! at s i ng was impossible; yet so *anxious was she to vent any disappointment to the Manager n r tl Subscribers * that almost at the risk uf proposed performing in the comic opera of fraseatemi, and the Manager had a rehenn a l pared with the greatest expedition; hot %a s , Cxxxtatit's indisposition had, by this time, much increased. that she was obliged to go to b n i, and the Manager published the following notice Merck it, late. The Kanner is extremely cauterised to inform the N s hility and (knit", Soloacribers the Opera, and the NI, he, that Madame C I, Icing totally eaabk t invte bee appearance to-night, iis ronsenteace of a revue seas, the favourite Opera of ft Barlorm di Seriglia, perfortned, instead of the Serious Opera of La tvidoxe, Tattled fee this evebiug Madame DUSSEK - came forw a rd es the heroin of the piece, and performed extremely well ; dances went off with grentspirit. l'he boxes wee all previously taken. and were filled with elect Fashionable'', but the pit was but thinly attent! Madame C ATALA II I we. much better last ni.. and is expected in a few days to delight the pp again. Yesterday owning. His MAJESTY. PriINVSMI SOPHIA, AUGUSTA. and MART. accompanied by Lady ISABELLA TMTEMIL. and Generals M. sites and Frrzaov, rode to St. George's Clutpei, and heard a sermon preached by the Rev. Mi. DIGIT, from the 3d chapter of the Acts of tin Apostles, verse 19 : "Repent ye, tkerefiore, and be converted, that your sins nay be Muted out." We have the pleasure to say, Princess AMELIA is recovering from the mettles. I lit Grace the Archbishop of Yam yesterday consecrated the Rev. Dr. GooDzisouoit, Bishop of Carlisle, at the Royal Chapel. Whitehall. The Bishops of SALISBURY. BARGOIt s and Cutout, also attended. The *Lyman on the occasion wait preached by the Rev, — 7 --..Goonsionait, sna of the Bishop of CAILISLI. The chapel was crowded 'to excess. lier Halal Highness the Princess Cass. LoreF. of WAtts• was present, attended by lady De CLIFFORD. Iler Royal Highness wore a memoir cloth pelisse, trimmed with ash-eolour4 fnr, mid a hair cap clots.: to her head, with lair beautiful -waxen locks curling over it, and passed through the adthiring crowd, smiling os every person with the moat ineffikble good humour and affability. Lady Csaatitirrow and her lovely interesting family, Lady LESION, and a number of Nobility, were present. • His Royal Highness the Prince of WALES ci. Sited Viscount and Viscountess M..LBOU e The• 'loiter= ansionatiuto has presented an Opera to Drury-lane Theatre, which is iii. ; ll!y spoken of Baioak and REEVE, we hear, are eompose the untie. Lord Mu LGRAVe gave a grand dinner, yei day, at his house in the Admiralty. J'he PORTUGUESE AMBASSADOR gave a eran.i dinner, on Saturday, at his house in South-:1u.::.• - .. street, to a party of Is ; amongst whom vr,., Prises Castekieeli.; Earl Bethune; Laub liaskeslonF, sad R. Fillip:4%dd; Viseuunt Straugford ; Euemts Celli n::d Oyealsetrean ; the Swedish Anhanadoir ; Messrs. Has, unwed, rtaggret, Canine, and Ben. The Countess Dowager of KINMITOW grand rout, this evening, at her house in Poetland place. Mrs. WEDDBLL entertained a party of sixteen at dinner, yesterday, at her house iu Upper Brook street. The Earl of WINCRILST A gave a grand dinner, yesterday, at his house in South-street. The Earl and Countess of Essex gave a grand dinner, yesterday, at their holise w Berkele3- ulnae*, to Lord H. FIFIZORRAI.D, Viscount Sea- LEY. Lady Da Roos, Mr. Mrs. and Miss A. STAN HOPE. Mr. and Miss Ctnesers. Mr. Basso'. a, and Mr. NORTMET. The Earl and Countess of JILIMSY entertained a select party of Nobility at dinner, on Saturday, at their lionise in Berkeley-square. Lord and Lady SJiaKAII gave a grand dinner, yesterday, at their house in Cavendish-square, to the Earl of Haeowtcors, the * Hon. Mr. and Mn. G. Knox, the Hon. H. LYTTLIToN, and Messrs. Hoer, COLLINGTON, and HIIIII3IIIIT. The Countess of C Lawsuits's, went out, yester day, for the lint time since her indisposition. A new Melo-Dramatic Ballet of Action is in re hearsal, at DrurY-liine Theatre, written by Mr. T. SHCILIDAN. Mrs. M.rotocestas for some time been on the sick list at Covent-Garden Theatre; a eiveuinstante that the public will regret, as she has long and de servedly ranked umoag their chief comic favourites. KrmaLE is glint, tOO2tOO, in Oxfordshire, to recant his health, mad pass a few says with his friend, Lord GUILDFORD. %1' e are glad to hear that Sir JAMES BLAND Er.- use has turned his thoughts to the drams, *1;1 that mu historical piece may soon be expected from him. Hyde Park, yesterday, was visited by a great assemblage of Nobility and Fashionable,. The ride was very full of Equestrians, amongst whom were filar geutlemen,. who rode at full with their hats in their hands, crying out .4 Tally o .' Tally 0. 1 " to the great amazement of the conwany. twos V•LENTIA has been subpar:red in t;•• Trial of Mr. A LCOCK, to take place at the ensisi...t. Wexford Assizes; but his Lordship has suforta nately broke a blood vessel, and is agairsefloat its the Red Sea. Mr. and Mrs. If. SIDDONS, are prevented from performing this night, by the death of Mr. Ste- Doss, who has left three 4114141 e s. a slaughter. A son in the East Ind.r", and Mr. H. Storroas. Mrs. SIDDONS is now its Edinburgh. Doctor BANCEOPT, the Candidate for IPhysici.: to St. George's Hospital, if.. we understand, c a rt of hiseteetion. All the medical household support INTERtS WINCHE LENT ASSIZES, Mr. Serjeast MAN Adjutant Joke E corps, was indicted fo ripe on Elisabeth 84 la years of age, on t 1 ' , ember last, at the 11 ..._ Mr. Dawriaa opei brief testament, am proved wield appear that any thing he c that the mother of t doe, with three dais selves by their ieds work. The Primate Officer of Marines. nun to the enfortuni r aiaed ber affection • fe had often bed a ith him,_ before h It would . appear the Prosecutes ; th as accessary so the mated ea the pe r :ateat brutality. Elisabeth Staplel girl, and with the martably handsote consumption. WU very neat, with a li obliged to take it I which agitated ht the she lived in Pc racks; her mother and two elder slat mainteriantfe; she 3 ninntlui befere th day she weut to the turning home in I Prisoner near her to take a walk wit sent to Penny-etr4 on, and-they turns iatended to go thr streets home. it b coarse obliged to they gat opposite gn to his room out he then prevailed gate and wait flu with hiin under th and they cane op ber round the w cried out " Mat her in his arm abe resisted and was of no use to enter his aisart , room, and shu tern. She ber. candle, and wen diately opened t the staire; four open it. TI `fazed ber by td stairs. inert rash tried out. The yard at the time. against the stair room, and shut her knees, in tea go. He said, il great uoise. H , on ; lie pulled her on it. She her strength. I as no one dare c meted the offer bone in the roe way nothing ales she told him sh said he would in ber what he int the time. Me t saw her out of 1 lintihred.yards i not my auy thin sitirclie i thatch ft Le leher, ads o'clock; tried I told her taster o on the Tend obSged to have On her crest she said she 1 coral evenino p:i3t. eight o'c tfew with her her several tit ties; never wa what pert of th room about un most all the .0 strer4th cont and for some assistance; ale following, du oat speak to II as she kept nui found her mo bay - supper, 1.. 1.441 her sister inform her Mot she was oblige log; attempts it, but feelin could not spa Mr. Burrow she acknowlre Lydia Step] posed, she we when her side next utornint was ervinfr; 1 ter with her ? had need her it to her moth or dritr 4 so; informed her then era-nine • ere then in torn and *Not much bruise, 4° 41) , r ti , al r per de n , le, bn it lOC re N.. trA. 11 , 11.1. lid , Li e, nine Met noted Ileblit el/1151% .d by NIA?.. If the mad fee ILL' t trdry kahn i , The mtge e n was Ina el owded 4R. I akty rote a lour.d :h hit rlxl ng ou uraetir lOVely hitor