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Da the tido inst. willlteraillisted is two vols. Ilia& QC At:IIEIC EXCIJIISIONS tlootiAls parts of SSG LAND and WALE'S, in a Aeries of Letters ad- Usual to the Cousins, Dowager Wiuterton. By ELUL A BETII I•ABEI.LA RI C€. ‘' Author of .NoLitity of the Hamel," " Antiditsi Day,vtliitt Pointed for loogusaii, Burst, Rees i ,#pill untater•row. .t• 1 INTRODUCTION TO TtIT STUDY..„,OE EXTR ANC- I DES Ft ISM IS. ' Just rublislied, in sac vol. giro. primes. bond% iTIINES of no ArIENII r r estobti-:11 N. Knowletire of EN:MAN ROC'S fOSSII.S; do Seth titic Itt; %4 . 11.1.1A3T MARTIN, F.f. S. Durum eontemplatio onaleiptiretts babel tome., aunt in s:arsutunrruvw tut Hoare:snot spur ile perteritis glohi wootri fmtia ttalauttu, obi inatita silent aossausurida busting tit ROM•S. Sold by the Author, Buxton; by I White and Co. Etiol ates:et ; sod ',ingot:to Mad Ca. Paiernmster-row. o The day is published, beautifelly piloted by Smiley, in 3 Vol.. tally 1 , 1 . 11 illootrated with 39 elegant Portraits, and • View of Ric-we-Hill. price 45$ is boards, anew lesion' and Nem-tool, of ,NiE\IUIRS of C()1T Nl' GRA)IMONT. Dy Comet ANTONY liAmtt:rns. raalitted front the Vientli. N,iies and Illustrations, bv.the late lama( Rued. Eau Printed to J Ab:te sad C. 0., lies t-steret i col Longman, Puret,„Rees, sail ()r „e, Paternoster-row. Vf these lierly Roil tom... Ong Acuities. in ahirh, " a itti sit easy aid twini , itr rpeteil, the loithor 1•ao r.l.A.st the ehief ('hustler, of the Court of Clorts, the Seetnal, as they weir with great truth mod opie.t deserikil to hale My Count flrtioniout," on Erhtlon is t ire sad !Wheel in it igt,ir of eltzoare minable to their and in a f•em More eouleuica than a..)• in o hit+ ear-. ha. r hi!br.t.• sypeareal. The Tral...!atioss hin. been ear. folly re v , •rd, and a few achlitiom We been made. to the Notes, trodint to throw licht upon smelt trasiessa as bad 11 . 11(111p( .1 the notice of the former eurllt9t att:!•.tatot Friar lion rhtrease• rearrity end hith price of the last the Erninit toss feel row fiJeist, th:.t Or pre .rot x i:1 wort with 3 farouralik receptiuo from the • - - bis day is poldiabcd, to 4 rigs. pure 11. 164, is latiore.s, a New rAiiton ~r 42ERNIONS ON I)IFFEIII.NT SUBJECTS. Ay theist.. Ren..lllllN. JIIRTIN , oD. Archdeacon of Landon, Rector of St. 1)out:ado in the East, and Vicar of ltenoingtun. I To which are ceded, by the .awe Author, The DOITILINE of a FUT! It ti STATE, v. it tree he collected from the 1 , 14 Testament ; and You Chary s the Cletp of thy dr. Itilywronry. Erioted fo.• ./ ".I . liite nod 'Co Flcrt.stret ; Lowman, Hurst, Hers, lin.l fOrnwr, P•ternnptes r.w : F. t. J itt. Paul's Church-yard Atruor, Hood. and Sharp., Poultry ; sad F. Wisp-are, Strand. Ot the Wee YaMtskas as be had, utitiotoly r,:wted with the 'hve, JORTIVS DISCOVHSES CONCEHNINd tip /lir of the' CHRISTIAN HEIM:ION ; and RE VAR KS os ECCLE.SIASTICAI. HISTORY, Vviw. gait. Ms. soil his LIFE of ER t : 4 tlt'S, 3 vols. vial itelitistrila ; Ist 11a mr...t *tit he oattlislooll, itt'onc trolouto, (311./011- TIH'II 111 X DISSI:RTATIONS.- . Witl 3 .lhiy, , r uid g complete the preseot l'i!ith , P of hat nmeltp.g4l7 oleosi,• s 4 of Immoral titles, to Hind op the-whole at Lately was published, In rural Opt .Is imords, eleanottly printed by Ileast.l, with • Numbers( leigsl*- nestupirri e()NNECTET) SFILIEti of 151031• Sr.: nr , the CHIEF RINOI.11:TIONS of 11.1. .PRINCI• P4ll. STAA FS wleit h etanty.t.rd the t tt F. of CIIMIL I.ESEACX Amer his Coronation in 014, to its etst,latialti; is 1806 • or time 1 . :mm.1,'60 of the Imperial House of Hops bosh. and of the 'is Setalar F.hotors goossoy; sod us Laws*, ti•riesa, !breath. •,•IF.issit•ti firell. l kltLF.o ri.tratit, F.,,q. ?tinted for t *bite and to. Ilwrweeiwa Ilect•ttreet. " Plvtlet NAPO' and proseilrirtl . ekliihits only those fprints a n t i 1- vests from • hurt hutoirtant yonserowtoies 'hoe ollowed ; hur; oldie the revolt of sarecerfel researches ate aleinetroesootaitate4l, and the investlations and controver sies width hare ird totters are emitted, Ow sum, approved . works in whirl, 4 ei n , 4 wit at every step _ • The scesvale and tHyttiort flctiersidii al rtatetarata with whiett we ire pie.erted in this volume', maws% cliallellige rtwiffir with the 1.4,9,i-wows historical soiree w %deb they th lustrate sad ram. et TM Hittite of the octoost o .routiore tete the to -e.•ot of the Anther's Pr, losootal the made, f.tids brorelit Wore hint all the pearl' 'IMAM{ their dew, iot 'et . 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A NEW 111)11114th Thus day is peblished, is thse Tw101164 , I Irtaro, with en el*. gent P.irtrait ut the Aether, At. Qlll/1•C/N1/ /VS ( tfl , I I Eft 1:1 . 11 ; nr, Ail iricc to I•i,th Metres, iu a reriet irtotteleitile There is won't II an 'loan ninftt a in, i. 1444 m part thit lAw.h. In ' , AAR ulnr it is *4lll ti to Iseop't of fugoltKra y t.. otections per. ..... a roisherd and tritrutery ahu In thou. a!3irted with derenue allections in se. rent!: with a ttrit.l.. A.liirres to hurl and teen, who bare injured, swan in dotter of rtelttiel 'heir (gaol itutiorie Sold he Nteillews and ',idle, Nu lit, Strand, and all ethos , Dry"— :E ~ . Wt. WA!tl3l.l CID THE MAE. fll rib day is published, by authority, complete in cum vo lume tiro. cusopsnion to Chapples oily anthentie dation of the Minutes of Evidence, 111. ieEECIIES of Mr. WAR ' IM.E; the tifitoreiter of the Etrirequer, Mr. Whit ' illry4ryttig..4dimit, fir prance Bu-dent, 11 r. Crater, Sir is ' 0.0 KuusiSly, Mr. Will„ (force, Lard I ulksi wee, Mr. Torte, • Iit ! NLIIINKsiii, in the Roues of Commons, ou Mr. WapilefikAkyligrit against his Royal Highness the Dote of Task Priste.ifiso. Maddock, Royal Exchange; C. Chapple, • Pakk.ll4ll4 and sold by ail other booksellers in the king ' ••• The publishers hare no hesitation in stiffing, that in thin 1/0111SIC Will he foetid such cla i m:nee of British Immune, wss never before oil soy occasion more sbly displayed ; aid s. VICL they reemnineuil it to the notice of every Stu. deist and fhatm an the litit.sh Empire. FOREIGN IAreLLIGhACh. DUTCH PAVERS. FROM THE DOTAL COIIitANT, PUBLISHED AT ANIsTERII•M oil THE ATR INST. The dispositions adopted by His Majesty for shitittog the ports having expired no the last day of the preceditig month of March. Ills . 111ajesity has thought it necessary to make some mitigations in respect to the said shutting of the ports, and to bring all the arrangemesit• relative thereto into complete uniformily with those which have taken place on the same sultjxi tin France. We subjunt ;1 clew of the 1i.0..al Di cree which regulates all thst relates to tin important subject ; and to iii su,e the strict execution of the measures adopted, His Maj . sty las therewith charged a Marine Di - rectior of , * itylo and Heil is ; this office bring ready created, mud awaigned to a Member of the Council of State, as the labours of the Minister of Finance it.e too nutneroos iiiid of too great importance, cy der the existing circuaistaiicen, - winch are of the Liglit,t interest, to admit of his exclusively devot nig lii attention to this tlepurtment. Notwitli- . standing the severity of their measures, the well. disposed mercantile persons will perceive the ad vantages which the Node w th tieutial and frieutlly • rouutitiat may afford, for making the present slate, ILtif things last until the conclusion of it general . tierce. at winch period Aunt ( * AU trade and nuriga trots experieuce a revival. The interest of emu fume is connected with the discovery of abuses slid the disclosure ' thereof to the Got eminent, Mo.- - much as Ili* Majesty has deviated, that in ease ads improper use shall be made of the perroiwaint tart Irate toastways, the said trade shall be again ',prohibited, and the ports shut up :mew. it there .faire I. at every one to hr watchful of this, and 1 Act Ite continually attentive to prevent the imatakea l i , which might occur in this respeet, cud the injurious ' ettostfligattures which might therefrom etlell.t to tie Fliltalmts of trade and the State at large : .. I . ,l:ouis Napoleon, by the grace of Goil, and the lOtsliaititionef the king dom, King of Holland, and ..lf..lonstAle of France, taking into consideration that 411itt .ttrat prescribed by our decree of the 3711 i. of Noveintser, thud, No. 3, expires oil the 31st inst. I Tilting farther ions consideratirm that it is isecessiss ry, at the•preseitt period, to take thither weasels% - rennet for the renewal of the aforesaid Deereecor . the lirevtous Decree*, respecting the niratni or cut. eyin g ions execution the prohibition of all coin meter with the enemy, or of replutitig them, in whole or part, by other measures calculated to plate all matters relative to tiavigatiott ou a footing of complete ustifortoaty with the Decree of France, Ltd of our Brinker the Emperor ; and oohs : ids- standing the difficulties seising from the maritime a dr, and those which commerce suffers !or its own Mier's?, tieing continually anxious to contribute to that important object, we hate decreed, and hen by decree—, /tern - Le 1. AR commerce, eoerespoodence, and 4 - 0111111 11- ItiC4l l / 4 41 west, England, remains prohibited according to th . simper( of our previous Laws, Derives, and Revile- Iht 4, and partienlarly such of than as es. punt on the .liet • t...r an is far asalteration therein rude by the pretest w i n skiree. lArt. 2. From the first day of the siweeeding month of . Ayrral. 6**lb:room 52 no Oct. may be niponted to friendly or neatest Sromitews in Deitch vessel., or those sailing midst the liege( neutral or allied powers, vii books. beans, baiter, lirrody ' brieka, white lead, cheese, eambvirks, eopo - r iiiiiiinfactoirerb clocks, clover and garden seeds, eels, Iltos er.ronts, nods, groom, gauges, glue, hoops, hides dried, iron inannfortured, leather, looms, linseed, loud der, moll stunt ~osk balk, grouad, oats, only of Peed, mate, y, p.owdev Wu., peas, paper, perfumery, plants, piprs, playiug emote, quills, •111141, silk manufactured, soya, Petunia, omen, him, thread and thread tape, tobacco, lanai, lull; rotor, watt ites, wine, wood ntawarirten . d. Art .i. The importatiou of the following 31 articks shall be it..emitted, via. Arlo. (polo, brandy, candles, copper, corn, fish-oil, Wing glass, bare-skins, hemp and hiemp..aerd, hides ?rough), in.', leather ‘iiminamafartureil),lrall, linseed, memory, mats,pileh, Rosetta skins, rape-scrd, stockfish, gods, tar, tallow, tobacco, tostur, wad- woad, wool, bristles, and fruits. Art. 4. 'the 4 . nomodit.es prepared fur exportation shall out ler pin mo hoard until previous ttttt ice has been given it moats (hr Molitor Unsettle of the Ways owl Means, is ith n r.rticular so cititation of ands at tich s, winch ramrod be esioorted loot from the ports of .tensterilam, Butlttdeui, Der therht, Groningen, Faulideu, Hailingeo, Verve, lien kits., Delsial, tail Brtomershavrti. S. la order to the admission of any vessels into the loses boor - of this kiagJuoi. they most cuter is Wiliest or laden a 111 its. products of the North, aptalite•terslee ad Article, with Ike cs.rriolun sh e ar or mu . ), vessels ma are hides an\ salt, ~r those a loch, in the years I POO or 10.7, Admired oar .... , sicAT rm. ny pr n 1 ismoN, To THE EARL la ...v.. to poured tu Linos for a cargo of tea, glow shrw lag OF LIVP.RINNYI. ON F. OF Ills MAJEATI ' A PION- ' "1 '4"l“Hilli"nt). CI PAI . 11.FiliFilifIlES (IF sTA Ili, dry. fie. 0 No other goods than shows mentioned is the alt Ar t title shall he Guttered to IP" imported moiler any pretence On thr Find of thy will be riblished, I /pH E 2 %WV." iA 1 . ll ' &I.E .% uAIt ; tens- whatever; all prohibited goods of whatever thownisiiim, . or. and to Whatsoever eittantite ' thi portt , l, met Amu the veiled. rat ' , Vector , of the 1 / 4 11 1 4 8 Esoltile : ‘. 11 . 13111 i 11 1( Nero- . 0411 bourd olio h they may hefaisaal, twang hereby oleclared rate lams of all the Ita.e,sl ber..triamente if mkt SIAI• and io,t,i, t o ~,„,ti0,,,fi0„,. gale rebt Itraratica ai r the Pahl! , &nis . , the I ow, 16• Att. 7. la cave of aet uspicious arising stoccting the In egi 11 I n'ireho mad Naftosa ei in ( . 0111,3. 4 nial (WO 1 4 :41144.1 4 sod 1...,,. • o f she ... iv frees snr , srmesseee rrerset . 4 by ale mil e ,. cu t t••%oas. Ilia' man! etAlitiocal A4lit" .4 ' irs 'r olikr P dl ' llr . the Marie lbw shoe tlse astir shall tot prorisontaliv sr- Ind.'s. Compiled hir R. I'. CAPPER, eltootreted until proof In given that tt has am (Mite 111/111 dad 4 11151111,11 is Ott ( awl... taps by Ciehtwuwa at the startling d igoKbrog 0, h er e ,d„,,,,, e . (tikes. , i it- Use Commis, is prism rerttacetca of whin for geed.lV 'd ,not ii4° tog i"" a P r. 4 I' 4°l° of P '''' ' ' '' ' ' ", o' ..."4" 1611111011 al their ports of restileace tOe [howls Kai. shell toe 10 raise thetoo tyro ateprerietwag the went. to o dh e rool . i not cOrthoW themselves to certifying that the goolls mai tat Proprietor, of 110. lasprcia:( ate ad o submit l l ii mdfl i 'w I ther come from England Noe h. r colonies, tier belong to . til coolt,Ntoc, 1.. the 1 114 1folf ,, ! or o it t o mfoot2 Po " . • 41,4 1 faiglish o ouimerce, loot they shall fort twr sorcify the ti ' ' ' ' ''‘ l ' lii' t 4 ' l Ihrs"9'4' '' " t ' l4 ` .l '" isud ' et In " ku t tr o r• ! place lism %hence the goods 401 MI 110 ly I% Mr, the &co. , k42r . _ I-1" ii''. ain. , `".l2"ial , : f . """1 ,_ . ,‘ " 11". r5 . "1 1 .55k "2 i Neste preload to them iii ?roofer tfir resprowe slecia b• row 414/114•1 OU> 414.41 eta . 1.1 ii P!UntiVil reql:eilegUlk, OF 11.. :u- t ratou,o., sod the UMW, of Ike •11 . 1111C:11 in which they acre aw nrar." of 8401 " I' 6 ' 4 " ,1 """ ' '. Sfor. 4. , 1.0 d. 4 1 .„„.•,•)•,, front the place of origin to the twit slime the ""'°` "14 .d "p"""urr "" "'ll l ' Wk.". ,' rued 24.1 with %Siittottla n only . 1 bey are thquirell to tritmatut a copy of 0 "'I ' b. 'r deli's to Pul bl or oPP's}ho l ne . 141 11... . 40 Ve101i i 114 decimator's to use Mario* Direct , : •• fl irrril " 1 I 1121,4. aattia-aa ..lent 4 larl'.flo!e e re'i'l " ' VW "' t y,f, . i . n..ie...i.. ; eight Artteles r late were! . to the details 4 1 , •11/1114114.(e• aid roaaratou 'Araa /41fairden 4:1kC:1116i• - I 111 ' 164 froporial Cakrid•or I . ' 7 , , i .,,.i . yr.the teeester 141 shah the above Articles are to be carried ' ' • tilts raccutioe, by the Manioc Director end the o..ee r -411 ' 11 '"ut '" t''' . "Ints' l "• a 1110,4 Csal"'' , mad rer" 4 : ll 'el Penal ( im...m.acis our the Coast Dmitri , is. Ihe Lir errs ete.•etaore tau* the Lo.nt A 114044:44 1N" 94,411474 , , they lasopmfle s e 4.4 .4 er ( Amu, ess a m , jus t of M.reb ) • own, the Wittlwi they lbw.. r..rror. d, sod that .....toprepte • meal 6.41 r 111, P.,:dia, of s bids it 2 it he 4Lew insole tip 4- BAYONNE, M.11:(14 el. wry, • roistiolisa , e . Th , ' Solent Offerers who arrived here omm time • ii I'.. be bad of all the liovt... o "res 114 the ritiflid Lade...us 14th Irons Saragossa sin X 04140,14: their kid. ;it'i . -, 1 rr" I .:1~-- , e` -) piaF ~" ~! ?Jf • - en the Ind for New!. Pehlke is to proceed for the same place, under the escort of only -one Officer. • Marshal 'Anne% Duke of Nlontelielto, will, it is said, shortly pass through this 'place, on his way to Paris. The report is con ed of Gracile - St. Cyr having totally defeatett-the corps of ltiodiug, and ' of' his being under the walls of A dithelS. Mar. shah 1 setor, • Ito ke of was ti) hits the Tagus on the !bill ,net. :it or near Atiiianza, to cot of the insurgents under the cumin...Al Cuesta. Mudrid is extremely tranquil ; only one regi ment is left in that taloa! ; all the rest of (he troops have marched fur Toledo to loin the corps under General Sebastiiitil. The Margolis de la Romano, compelled to fly from the mountains of Asturias, hue betaken himself to the coast of Oreem The small body of troops which remained to him have been completely ettt up. Two whole regiments of cavalry• have been mole prisoners. ? The With and 121st regiments of the hoe, she bad e-curted the garrison of Sitragesse; have ,t. turtivil to Simla,. Tiie troops that were (pattered its the barracks sin the glacia of this fortress hate also marched fur that kingdom. They' are to relieve the Imperial Guard in the garrisons or Val ladolid, Psdeticia, slid Llurgos. A battalion of fu sileers of the guards burr this day arrived here. Ac cording to letters from Pampelutia, hall' the garri son of that !dace had marched to commence the siege of Jake, in Arragou. It is lint supposed that this small fort can hold out above u week. PARIs. MARCH iH. The Emperor has lint yet set off fur the army, nor has the Austrian Ambassador yet left us. This circumstance excites the surprise of wane; but, besides that the negoriatiun inuy not hitherto be completely and totally broken off, we have al ways WeVn, that His Majesty dues not set off to joni Isis army, until he has reason to think, that it is completely assembled, and prepared for action. As to what concerns the departure of the Austrian Mitsister, though he no Imager appears at putilic places, or in tile Court circlet, he may have received orders not to leave this capital, until he shall have .seen our Emperor set off, anti his further stay be thereby rendered totally useless. The troops now on their march for Germany and Italy, have veceiseil orders - to make the utmost ex peilttion, awl to employ waggons for that purpose, which has beet' done by souse Inanition' of infantry belonging to the Imperial Guard. His 3lnjesty, after mass, on Suuday, gave audi ence to the Deputies of the Electoral Colleges of Moe departuwaits. the respective Presidents of which addressed His Majesty in an appropriate, discourse. His Majesty then passed timer time in ciiiiversatiou with the members. Ells Jl,yrsty, after parade, on the Itfith, reviewed the pupils of the Military School of St. Cyr, after which His Majesty culled a few of thew to him, end made them give the word of command to tile troops of the line in performing some manoeuvres. MADRID. MAR( q / f. Deputatimis of the tier gy are cuntimially ar riving, to lay at the foot of the throne, declioations of their submission and fidelity. The hill:shit/slits of al town on the frontiers of An dalusia, having given information of a considerable qtrautity of English arms beiag lodged in a critnia imouestery, the whole of them hare been seized. If is certain that the iiiintrgents have refused to Wink hie English into Cedar. The batteries tired upon a frigate which was attempting to enter. FM1116014 MARCH V. Yesterday, a Swedish flag of truce strived in our maids from Ilielsingborg. with dispatchet, which were delis ered to the Cumusiiiiiling Officer here, who sent them to Gen. Slit kker, the Coin. wander of lironesiburg. The latter prtweelleil fur orders to Copenhagen. (hi the arrival of the tit ceb*ary orders,the Swedish Awl-de-Camp, Major de la Grange. Lieut. Herkepe, and allather tiwrdsb landei• here, and set oft for Ilautburgh„ by say of Fredericksburg and litieschild, es corted by two Desist% officers. We uhtlerstand duct a revolution has taken place in Sweden, and that the mission of these officers is connected with that recut. [The Dotch Paper from which we tratislate the above article says, that the officers in question were to continue their journey (loin I larnburgh to France. being charged with ovei tut es of pacification. The saute paper contains several articles from Copeu hat.", fibbed with details or the late reroltitiony which me in snbstance the same with those already received by the liotteielnirgh POltTinsur.st: eAretts. Laoßoa, MARCH 23. A courier has arrived with intellivice trout Braga, that upon the approach of the French eau vont, the snout inhabitants of that city waited in great numhers upon the Portuguese General B. Frere il'Andrade, offering to advance. stud meet the French forces. Ile refused, alleging it was lip twatientanti madness tu attack them iu the pusses; ti..it he had provided every thing, said would give them !nettle. The great number of people from the country who hourly jmned the citizens frain all pill% and the rapid advance of the French, caused the peasantry to he exceedingly clamorous, nay le rociour ; the General refused ammunition to those who haul tire-arms. At this crisis it was disco vered the Portuguese troops were without amino iiitiou, which caused so great r fertnerl among the multitude of pikemen, that they attack er! the General and guards ; is,ilesperate cuu- Aict ensued, when the peasantry forced the house, mid iii.tantiv killed the General sod his aid de-causp, literally cutting them to pieces.— Our of the secretaries alio aurLivril a short time, after receiving several stubs, called for merry, and intreattil permission to make a MU disclosure, and red out the places where the aconmuit was aiiil buried, together walls two papers, w▪ hich tally prayed that the General h a d agreed with the French Col eeeee wider to admit 30,triu troops, its three divisions. unto Yottit44.4l. The terias itc. were fully proved, in consequence of wh•cli the Marquis L'olit and three other noblemen, exiiatatatlera oldie forces, were seized stud *eat lin- SuliCf% into Lill6oll. The star, &v. of the General airs enslaved with his blood, as a mark or triumph over peihidy, lu coosequeuee oh thus discovery, 4.1•4111 the ra g e and Frturi nenple were able. •Tlivy salited to iikect ttie eiench, tool s hasty awl terrfale cottlllisA enhued. The l'ortii- Kuesr completely deitio,t4l the tiro *denote of Sul) French cavalr, ; woo the ectillid division they equally iiiseceelled, wild aim alio over/arils It were captured end rent to i)matu. AuttosT4 the ere who were p itr t pi-homer* hikes!, are Jutioeti army. Tine ritsr.tini 4 . 1.410t0ct00t lice per. of Drage has t•isto.eill no,venial py, and %4«. hope will be pioduLtite of eimilus emulation. of N ARCH ::4• Al)Oil t six o'clot k. this morning., Wheii toe pays het had bees, teenier weigh MtPre than 11{1 hour, Cap. taut Minis received an order from the A inliassadne not to sett till the arrival tit the post Bodo ()ptirto. I huge I..eii several lettri• from Upur:s. t.t dos t'. Ist met. which fully confirm shit tonne to you yesterda, respelling the merrier of the Portuguese General, tit 13rir 4 n. They say, t h at such of the Portuguese trimiis its iiirrched e4aiust the Were furnished sith traits too large for their gulls, and this thscovtry was tut matte till they mute :•• aaaa a unit that the Movements tie these troops were so directed us to gtie the curio; tvery puss sitle ittivautitge. • It sill to recollected, in Englaud. dint Ctetieral Sr; Arthur Wellesley. tit: Ins ci.amine : uud. gate hstile :101./I.lllt, Or (led. Beretribiw's runtiut i, dill- M t ; the time he, Sir Arthur, sous iu tuts country. Souse letters say. that (horrid Heron Etc Jell, Itl the English service, whti succeeded Liernardnie, hiss lova defrated, and has retreated to Opoito; others say that be has gaiiied considemLle tage over the enemy, nod hem only falleu back to a letter position. They all seem to agree, however, that the enemy is within a days march of Oporto, mid that the city is all confusion. Tip: generd opinion bete that die Freuch have ant sudieient Imre in that quarter to ma an uttack. Oporto has been very strongly fortified, and all the iulistaitauto that wrist able have armed themselves way or taloa. mad have gorse oat to meet thrui. On the tutu) of this tuusith, an engagement took place in Santo Andre, between one hatultou of the regiment of foot. No. ti, Ora eronetisicia of the volunteers of Chaves. the regianeet of militia or Villa Real. and the French. Our troops behaved with the utinisit gallantry, dell the euelity's loss was very severe. People who witnessed the action, abate. that the French em ployed from •ten to twelve waggourt to curry off their notintled. A great uumber of letters, reetit ed from Oporto, agree in scating, that the French have been .defeated on the road of Bruga. One of them, of the ltith iiisr.-sanouitis the fottowing sage:-..." I Mawr just. titiw to infirm yoa, that, M ten o'clock this taaroing, aii. express arrived from Baron Wain!, with the pleasing totelligesee, , that, resterdny. at four o'clock iu the aftenstroti, a seconl attack was made by the coriw tinder his command; the result of which was, that the French were defeated with great loss, and 500 cavalry were taken prismwrs. together %int; their borate. • His Royal I highness the Prince Reedit bee ap lsointest Valera! William Car Rimester& Field 11arsiud nod- Colonsander44)-Chief of the Puttu guest arriiy. It appears Troin au extreurdinary Gazette, pub lished iii Seedle uu the Ist iissi. that the division of Spaitish troops commanded by the Doke, of Alher querque was' attacked ois the Yid ult. it, the pee tom of Consivigra, by a French force of 11,000 tool. • and 3000 horse, whose attack was made with the enemy's usual impetuosity, but completely failed, owiug to the UlleolliMOU suirepidity displayed be the Spanish troops. that the French were ra.pulsed mid defeated with the loss of upward. of 400 num ; Field Marshal lieresford had batted the fullowini gruerid orders : Royal Metes. the Prineeßegent of Por tugal havingancia graciously barn pleased to entrust to Field-iiteniital Beresford the command in chief of his tinniest. thinks it right, on mourning the mild command, to state and declare to his comrade, in arms his sentitnenti on this orwasion. " The Field4ll:areleal and during the time he served in the army. which was. sent by his Britannic filejesty to support the mimic. noble end prodigious chards etude by the Porto geese to recover their liberty and independence. so uejustly attacked, had an opportunity of beconsing intimately acquainted with the military diameter of this nation; and although he thicks he has given the most effectual proof of the favourable idea he had formed of that diameter by accepting - the shove command, yet he wishes and hopes to prove in a still more decisive manner, that the command er-in-chief of the Portuguese army could mot have possihly been confided to any other 'Seer, so tho roughly convinced of the innate militia' y talents and disposition of the Portuguese, who want nothing but some skill arid uniformity of plan iu the dtrartiou of their warlike energies to prose, that they still are what they have always been, if not the best soldiers,. at least equal to the most valiant cod must intrepid troops of Eurrope. The Field-marshal (:onttuttuttt in-Chief will therefore exert himself with sucessaiit zeal and apple ration, to render those qualities as efficient as they are accustomed to be, when they are assisted by a strict and well reeulated disci pline. It is ersally acknowledged, that the Portuguese are local to their Sovereign. obedient to their lawful maim-airs who repressat him. and endure without murmurs the pro idiom' and incon veniences to which armies must frequently oulimit. The patrv.ttam, energy. and etithusissm. of which . they hare but very lately given the must llitylt— tioßabie proofs, the glory which they ail:gutted in end the successes which they obtained oat the northern frontiers, clearly shew their di - trammed intrepidity dud valour—qualities which camiot hut render thew worthy of their aucestois. and as fatuous as them. • "No mat ttttt t Portuguese, is thereforetretter qua lilted that, )ira are, to form the best troops. 'I he Field-Morshal Commander-us-Chief, canymeed snf this truth, finds lisin.elf with the utmost pleasure identified with the Portuguese tuition. lie is a Portuguese Officer, and vomiter to the Portugio l e -his character and honour, petrel:lly wavelet' that they will be preserved winuieured said remitted to inn with gam. The Field ManaluilCommander-in-Chief deem, it tietessary to assilin yell, that he will at all times consider it al 011 e .1 fns nod nupurtint ditties to raise cud reeind merit where. r Its shell meet wits •