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Should thir latter conjefture prove well founded, it is thought that the Earl of Wtsrmole t.sno, and several other persons in office, will fol low the example of yesterday. The Opposition think that Mr. PITT cannot maintain himself after such a defeBion of his friends, and regard his Mi nistry as upon the eve of dissolution. A large party of the Opposition, including Mr. GREW, Mr GIIAT T AN, Mr. Gcoaoa PONSOMIY. and Lord I i i.rrav Pur s v, waited yesterday on Mr. Fox, with whom they had a long consultation. An Extraordinary Gazette was published at 12 o'clock on Saturday night, containing an account of a great victory obtained by the army under the command of Major-General FRAZER, over the forces of HoLICA a. The battle was fought on the 13th November, close to the fort of Deeg, in which the remains of ITaLKAR's army appear to have sought refuge. Major-General F lost a leg early in the engagement, and was carried off the field of bat tle, when the command devolved upon Lieutenant- Colonel Mo•isos, who gallantly revenged his late disasters. Our loss, however, is admitted to have been severe. The actual loss of the enemy is not stated. Two thousand of them were killed or drowned in attempting to escape, and of 160 pieces of cannon which they brought into the field, 87 have been taken. A victory was also obtained by Lord LAKE over the enemy's cavalry, which be 4 entirely dispersed on the 17th of November near Futtyghur ; but the particulars of the adiots have not been received. The Ga7ette of Saturday night contains the official account of die capture of nine of the enemy's gun vessels, by our detached squadron, off Boulogne. The only loss which we have sustained, is that of one man wounded on board of the Archer. The captured schuyts are about thirty tons burthen. 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' Field-Marshal Lieutenant Count Meerveld, who btu already rendered so many services to the state, has been recalled to this capital, and, it is said, will go on a mission to St. Petersburgh. It is understood that Count Philip Cobentzel, the lAustrian Ambassador at Paris, will, in the ensuing ,spring, receive permission to return, for a time, to 'this city. MILAN, APRIL 4. It is reported here, that during the stay of the Emperor Napoleon at Milan, his Excellency, Count Louis Cobent7el, the Austrian Minister of State, will come hither from Vienna, to hold conferences on some important subjeas. Yesterday our revered Archbishop, Cardinal Ca prara, arrived here from Paris, amid the loud accla mations of the populace. Prince Eugcne Ileauhar nois has taken a journey to Alessaudria, to inspect the fortifications there. COME, MAUCH 50. According to the last letters from Corfu, six Russian ships of war, but without troops, are pre paring to sail for the African coa st, as the corsairs have lately attacked Russian ships, and treated them in a hostile manner, notwithstanding the &mans with which they were provided. A Courloe, who left Rome for Paris on the 19th of March, has brought advice to the CardOial Se cretary of State, that the Pope eip.tets to arrive at Rome on the 10th of May. Iwo Ftench Regiments of Light Infantry, from Corsica, have landed at Piombino, and proceeded to Parma [ Several of the foreign Envoys at this city will go to :he coronation at Milan. •LTONA, APRIL 23. They write from Belgians, that* the righ wing of the Coup s: OstendliAb suddenly received orders to repair to Boulogne. WARSAW, MARCH le. At the beginning of this month the Countess de Lille. and, a few days afterwards, the Duchess of Algot'tem, set off for Blankenfeld, nrar Mittau, preparatory to their removal,itiJuly, with the whole Court of the Pnench Princes, to Kiow. . At the be ginning of the .asr month, the Count de Lille's steward gave public notice, that all the ttades people, and others who had demands upon the Count -.. the Duke of Angouleme, would be paid on the 15th of February, and, that after that day, all the articles they mght want would be paid for in ready money. THE BRITISH 1312ESS V . .. . . . . . bet of prisoners made in the ,Ileven schwyth ascents to one hundred and eighty-four officers and men. --....---- The Gazette of Saturday night contains a *Wee i to neutral nations, deelaring'dic peer of Cadiz, and ,i also of St. Lacar, thirteen milef, north of Cali:, in a state of blockade. The Spanish-den equ'nped in 1 the harbour, consists, according, to the I f antinopl Correponient, of the followiag shi a - s: I Ships. G WI I I. i AIM.. GlOll. La Trinine ll4 if. Raphael 36 St. Mite.. ll4 Le ramble Rave *. lOll Le Venn. 76 L'Argergliate 66 Le Gl- .eux 76 Le Ralansa L'Espana .. To these are to be added, four French .ships of the line, rig. Le Vaingueur . '6 St. Just 75 Le sJuveratn '6 St. Ftisain •., FRIGATES. Le Madeline 9s L- &isles IS besides twelve gun-boats, and eighteen at Algisiras. Dispatches have been received at the Admiralty from Sir Joan (Jaw'. and Lord Gait-Imes, confirm ing the statements in the foreign papers, of a F e ids feet, comprising eleven sail of the line, six i rigates, and two brigs, having pa.sed the Streights of Gib raltar on the Dth instant We have been also favoured with th• folio, as Extract of a Lrtter fi 'm an Odi-er on board ,fx Ville de Pari4, dated off Ushant, on Maada) i,tg : tt The Nt 'amps" has jest joined us, with iotclG g nce of the Toulon fleet having entetee tho At -1 intic on t! 9th inst. It consists of eleven silt f the line, seven frigates and twl brigs. The fa: nip papers state, that the fleet has SOOO troops an b and that its first operation atta It L. in a squadron. of Sir JOHN Oass, rich al n•14,1,- , „- die ; and, having succeeded iptiiist attempt, t • :- biped force Mill proceed id tI •tediterranoi a Stara of Lord NELSON. I Th i lAiOipi, ation. boo , ever, appeals unfounded, M. the i foelon silo' 1-ntt, when last seen outside the StrtOts, oas s to the south west, probably for the i'Vos! The Renown WAS watching its motio-,.. a•• .i.t had been dispatche 1 with tae news to Lore ti tv 04. who was supposed to be ignorant of the uiliag of the squadron." The Hamburgh Mail of tin. 23d, due Testmhy, arrived in course. Its contents Aft' o: no anent ante. On Saturday morning Pr: Cel'eC S"1.0•4 3 i4 ANGLIA, accompanied ny Coarse hi ealr C do n e! l)sssaow, and the Ho'. Mrs. Foe, T v, took al airing on horseback in Windsor G eat Park. I lis MAJCVrY, accompanied by Genial. FITZROY, &C. took the diveesi .n of stag Fort az, for thy last time :his season: the de'r ass: sta.t .1 at the Kennel, Swinley, and taken in the lame Park. Yesterday morning, the Rost •t. Feasts v, aeortM panied by Count Ml° HST ea, Generals,G .t • • a. Fara. nor, &c. went to St. George's Ompel: and bend an excellent sermon preached y the Rev. Dr. Ila st. 4 Pa. After Divine Setvice st sie Douai. fa tat iv took an airing to Ftograi*. , There- will he a DI awing-Rp44 ht. 4t. James's. on Tbur.iliy next. It is said' that Lord G•itllp hi nted It be app tube vacant seat at the BoarpT A A lmiralty, in the room of Slrlefista ecei, /4n resigns in cone (pence of his appointment t the Treasurership of Greenwich PB)Spital. A Cow t of , tittnmon Council will be held a: Guil I. hall to-mot w: is take into consideration the expediency of presenting a Petition to bath Howes of Parliament, on the sebjea of the present applica tion of the Roman Catholics. now before them. ' This day Lienamant-General G araisee and suite will leave Lichfield for Falmouth, preptratnty to the General's going out Commander in Chief to Nova Scotia. A Capt in of the Navy arrive d yesterday in town from Portsmouth ! who states, that Sir does DLcK. WORT H has been honourably acquitted, and Oa the charges against him have been declared frivolous and vexatious. The We. schooner was waiting at Constantino pie, the latter end. of F.:brawl+, to c onvoy several sail of British vessels with corn, excelled from the Black Sea, destined for Malta. The Mary Ann, RoacH, from Londe!: for Gm nada, put into Falmout'i en the 24th instant. The Kato has been pleased to cause it to be sig• nified by the Bight Hon. Lord Mutt:lave, His MasSITY'S principal Secretary of State for foreign affairs , to the Ministers of neutral powets residing at this Court, that the necessary measures haver taken, by His MA., FSTV ' S command, for the ade of the ports of Cadiz and St. Lucas; and that from this time, all the measures Kutliori.ed by de laws of nations, and the respeBive treaties betwees His MAJZSIv and the di ff e rent neutral powers, wia he adopted and executed with respell to all vessels which may attempt to violate the said blockade. The XING has bee n pleased to grant the 4114 of a Baron of the United King.ima of Great Bre tam and Ireland to Sir Carat Lea Manoter,os , Batt Admiral of the White Squadron of I lis MAJtcrr's Fleet, and the heirs male of his body lawfully be gotten, by the name, stile, an4l..title of Baca trata re, of Barham-court and Teston, in the county of Kent ; and, in default 01: issue male. the &vary of a Baroness to Dian A Neat., wife of Car. e asto Nora. Noes, of Exton.Park, in the c ounty Rutland, Esq. only daught e r ot the said `lt CH RI.Ls Mining - row, BAT:. and the Dignity_ 3 Baron to the heirs male of her body lawfully by gotten. -- - - This Day is published, in Two large Volumes octavo, price 11.45. in boards, THE HISTORY OF FRANCE. from the Yi,at 17911, to the Peace with Great Britain concluded at Amiens, in 1002. By JOHN ADOLPHLIS, Eas. V. A. S. 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