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Ttw Mei will le publefel fleseemilh 1e 1111111160 mob Vembet wa weft at Vas iamb leamage. lob ensowniCelasiiiii. es IWO, Par Maas et nib tee e. Owe we Yr Vamp Cum glop/peel eel Ikeskse lea be 1111 m Wimp. We& earibe art SW IS vim/ messearsas ase %loft selliel% St. re Om& THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, FRIDAY, JANUANY 4. We stated yeAerday that the embargo has been taken off three of the four Spanish vessels in the River ; and, at the same time, hazarded an opi nion that hence arose the report of the embargo having been taken off the ships of that nation ge nerally. We now find that we were correa in the fan, and in our speculation upon it. During the negotiation between this country and Spain, appli cation was made to our Government by the Spanish merchants, to know whether they would be per mitted to freight their ships which were in our parts ? They were answered in the affirmative ; and we are now told that, in conformity with that good faith which has always distinguished this country, the embargo has been taken off. Of the four Spanish vessels. however. in the river, one was freighted with British goods, which would, of course. be confiscated upon her arrival at Bilboa, her destination. The owners of the goods have ap plied to have them relanded, offering to pay de murrage, &c. but this request has been refused, and. therefore, it was thought right to continue the embargo upon the ship in question, until consent is given to relent! the British goods which are on board her. Such aresaid to be the circumstancn under which the embargo has been taken off three of the Spanish ships is the river, and is continued upon the fourth. The event, therefore, does not warrant a supposi tion of any change in the politics of our Govern ment. with regm.l to Spain ; nor is it the result of any recent dmennination. The vessels in question belong to Titon:Ls and Co. who, in ha. obtained their passports before the embargo was laid on. So licence or order for a special exemption can be granted for any Spanish port ; nor can any pass ports be tarried into teal. except such as in the case of Trasisuss and Co. were granted previous to the embargo. It does not. however. follow that 211 commercial intercourse between this country and Spain is interrupted. as a licence may be obtained by any neutial, for any port of that kingdom. not placed in a state of blockade. Our relarions with Spain. of course, remain re thou ass, and will continue sod until the arrival of Mr. Fats% or of advice' rem him r of cnursr. an Evening Paper of vestevday is eim canon in its statement, in "hick it says, "diet the Sesatsa Mtl4lITIll Ain inr.tillari , his eimmosaieseiee with Ore Maisons." We are owalidese. that be has sot hoes at the Me in Domain street. dace the 27th of November ; and meat. that he is prepared to depart at a osoment's solace. lodged. ere have beard from a respeaable traria. that he received his pompons so far luck is. the 7114 af Demother. Sm. however that teal he• it et in 2 loosen that ha wily awaits the arrival d Mr. las •s. N. anima at that Gentleman was rowitired at a tats hoist hat ought. blowy pram istended the How at Lords yet• mdse. w egisestioe at *kneed% the meows• of prottee.eg the PaSaumm. No disanuoiss. kw - rm. we hid Ur thet wpm. ire Ow. the SI alum wee grimed at • 414 1 emestog is a home P: thestziav► thee sungesuele bee beim lace es- perseded by the last, which postponed ana Ind meeting for Tuesday the 15th instant. The greatest ailivity has prevailed ' doring the course of the present week at Woolwich. in ship. ping artillery, stores, Bcc..supposed to be inter.ded for a foreign expedition. 'Fis4 hundred men are under orders to embark with them at that place.— Ilse report which has .10 long prevailed. that Portu gal is the destination, has probably produced ti.e rumour communicated by the last French Papers, of the intention of France to occupy the ports of that k ngdom. The following is said to be the answer of the Em peror of Itusi a, to a letter from Louis the XVil:. communicating the new plan, which the latter snpisosed to have entertained for the recovery his kingdom. It has bees inserted in the Dit!,:4 papers; but, if the enslaved state of that Cn)(1:1!7" . .. ' n. considered, this circumstance is no ,• genuine. If it be true in substance, th.! C. 1 ,1 n.; the Bo..:r.aoris is, indeed, desperate. The ties ix. tweon this country and Russia are every day drawl still clover, And our Government will n,it be run,:i ihsposed to adopt any plan which the Empercr u: Rusts condemns Miami Le. ComTI, '• gy yom letter, dated the Sth Jun; from Warsaw, 1 ....AI. leinied, with regret, the sesolution which you have adot,c, 1 . 141 I blert previously apprised of it, as I much wish I h 4, air friendship for you, and mg usual sincerity of diedositioci, ~,0 , 2 1 ,1b.ye impelled me, Monseigneur le Comte, hid.musde you from measures, which, at the present crisis. far from rock': tore of any real advantage to pbu, can live uu utit tendency than to put new weapons in the hands of your est, ones, to be eon:dived against you, and enable them to retav the acminpl.slynent of your plans still more difficult than already is. W.thout pretealsil, in other respects, to interfere in matters which rio not immediately concern tele. I mu,: nevertheless observe, that I erunot, Monseignear le Comte, give my approbation to the proposal whiab you have coirimuni,:uted to me; arul I ought not to conceal [rues vou, that the. offer which I made to yo*, and hereby re;ieat, of affording you an asylum in my dominion, if viii could not reside e.sewhere, was made with no stir intention than that of furnishing you with a secure and trl•.• quit abode, in which such projects as you appall to haw::: solved upon, cannot be carried into execution. I hare i..t myself bound, Monseigneur le Comte, to express myself u,nri this topic without any reserve, being assured that neither tat Om-risibility of executing your resolution in Russia, nor t..e point of view in which I consider the subject, can induce pot to call in question my earnest desire to embrace every onro. tunny of giving you repeated demonstrations of the particula: esteem with which I am, &c." We have teeeived Dublin and Waterford Papers of the 29th. The gores and guns hare been take.' out of the Th‘inderer, and it WAS expeZted she woull be got.off. Wednesday the Ressi arrAsin ass* no a transaoc.l business at Lord 11•RNOW BY'S Otlice, from two o'clock, till past four. Yesterday the DANISH Ass a ASS io DO It Sfllilsa:lCA business at his Lordship's Office, horn half pa,t three, till past four. A letter from Dover, dated Jan. 2, noys, FrlT several days we have no news from the French coast but I learn to-day that the Favourite, hired cutter, was off Ostend on Thursday last, where there were sixteen schooner gun-boats, one praam, and two lug. gers, laying at anchor off Sarce, where they have been laying for near three months. It has blown very hard. and the loggers that lately infested eur coasts have not dated to appear since the one sc.t. taken and brought in here." The French have begun to put piles all round the Red Fort, damaged lately by the espl,wion at Ca. lais ; the piles are driven into the sand about twenty feet from the fort, and about ten feet above high water, and numbers of people are employed every time that the weather is moderate. Capt. HAIIIIInCie is to have the command of ortr of the new frigates now building at Hull. Cap:. S• •se is appointed his successor in the command of the Pr welyte. The Opposition Writers are very indignant agaiei: Mr. Carolina, because he holds a place ; and olisi.t that in aggravation of that offence, he has pis • cured an annuity of 5001. for eauh of his two si-tro... which they now receive. We understand, howevin. that they receive only 2301. each, and that it ova. Knotted in lieu of any compensation to himself fel• his seal and diligence when Under Secretary o State. An Evening paper says there is no truth in the report of laird MIS. L Antis succeeding Lord Hsi lowly, as Secretary of State for Foreign A trai; Dispatches were on Wednesday sent to Ado, • r Ttlircat. r. at Halifax, North-America. Sir H Putnam had a long into 'view on W. , . nesday with Lord ISIESVILL ARCS tic Atilt of his Lordship horn Wimbledon. Very few letters have been received from ll trading cities in Spain, although, heretofore, dii plicates of all the letters by way of Lisbon cam through that quarter. This circumstance has is diced the Mercantile Gentlemen who are connesro. ed with oar new enemy, to think that the Spann:. Government have intercepted the letters to th , r country, in order to ascertain English property. Letters from Malaga, down to the nth borer') bet. corirrn our former statement relative to the seisure of Di itish vessels is that port. 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