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By Riebsrd CAlrlAidialti, bargees. sea. lloords. s. • cußsoitY REMARK' in tORPIILIiNCIL By a sr the Collritr sit Siergeoue. nice %%he, may be Loa, J. CA LLION S A LW CATAI.(K;I' B *f • wirmts t'OLLECI . ION d MEDICAL autus, e i A"""li the ISM agrunsil Sadism fait FOR Fie N IYTRLI.TGRNCE. PORTUGUESE PAPERS. SI3ON. APRIL SO. According to accounts from Almeida, of th. 17th instant, the ditision of Loison occupies Le drama, and the villages along the eaitein hank of the Agueda. The English Getter Al. Cra.ford, is posted on the western bask of the sane river, and extends his advanced guards to the vicinity of Ciu dad Rodrigo. Marshal Nry occupies Salamanca. Tamames, flejar, and Ranh**. The division of Lciaon is a•tduced is half a ration of bread a day for each soldier. a► we knew from those who were at San Fe 'ices. On the gth instant some French troops left Sala manca. ■ud took the road to Madrid. Their final destination is not known, but there was a vague re port in Salamanca that Nei• had set wilt for France. Accounts received from Castello Branco, of the date of the 25th of April, say : " A letter deserv ing credit has been received here from the heed quarters of General Carrera, at Corm. which con tains the following inteHigence :—The enemy ap pears to have retired from Bmhos, in consequence of repeated attacks. To-day we have •eerivrd no tice from our General of several skirmishes very favourable to our arms, and a number of primmer,. have been brought in. Our fling parties have e►en taken peisouers within two leagues of Ma drid." Accounts from Bat Nos, of the 234 l of April. soy, that the enemy has found it necessary to reinforce the garrison of Madrid with troops brought from Moja and Arragon. Ballasteros is at Aroche, and has his advanced poita iu Engines°la. where he observes the forces of Monier, The division of Contreras. sow commanded by Brigadier lines, is at Burginllos. According to accounts from the same place (Be &jos) of the 15th, the division of Regnier is at Moutijo, Malpartide. and Merida. at which latter place he has his head-quarters. In the movement he made to la Roca, wheuce he retired en the 13d inst. he lost 150 men. General Hill put in motion all his arm}• for Ale ! vete, where he fixed his head-quarters on the aad.i. Ballasterns is at Arochc, and !Inas is Burginllos. The French forces which came upon Ballast,►oa, when he retired to Aroche, amounted to 7.000 men. Th, re was an encounter at Constantin', in %hit Is the French lost 200 men, aad the Spaniards as many, including a nuntherof peasants. At Cuenca are aO,OOO, coteruan•led by Rost court : his advanced guards have entered Mamba. ■.► V 4. Tlie present aspect of military operations it: the Peninsula is such, that important events may soon be expected. The prompt and rapid movement of the gallant And numerous armies, stationed iu di vers positions, which form the line of defence of this kingdom, which seems to be combined with that of the neartst Spanish corps, is well qualified to in timidate the French. The progress made by the Spanish troops in Andalusia hilt drawn the enemy's attention to that quarter, and the patriotic efforts of the itthaliitants of the kingdom of Valencia, Mur cia, ■nd Granada, do not attract less their atten tion. LISBON. MAT $. Souse Algerines have appeared off the coast, sod takeh away two fishing bort,. which has caused esiosiderahle alarm for the safety of some Brazil ships eNpected home, and a squadron is fitting out in coitsequence. The Prineess Charlotte Packet arrived yesterday in eleven day, with the :nails of the 10th and 17th ult.—. She is appointed to return os the 13th inst. We this moment received this following account from Tarragnna:—" The provisional Commander in-Chief has ju•t received the pleasing intelligence that a column of the enemy's troops,whicli marched from Barcelona, 1500 strung, in the direction of Espasnagueira, were attacked by our tronps, be tween that plat a ■nd Ahern', and completely de feated, with the Ims of 900 in killed, wounded, and taken prisoner?. ; the rest were dispersed, sod Lied iu the utmost confusion, Loco, •eatt, 11. The Portuguese Genera!, St!viers, is iu Sans beia ; and a hide further on, toward Salamanca, • corps of English troops, 10,000 stroug, has taken Post. CADIZ, *ram 17. The Council of ReTeary h u appointed the Mar quis de la Rowena Captinti•Gsneral of the Spanish armies, and at the save time confirmed his ap pointment of Captain-General of Old Castile., and President of the Royal Chancey. ALIMICID 4. APRIL 9.4. The French have wade several moveroants these last days ; but it is not yet known whether they io teod to attack Ciudad Rodrigo. eta march to Xstre maduro. A corm of about 5000 =ea has oceopied a position DIM Verales. lIADAJOZ. APRIL 30. A corps of Ent fish horse is owl ro have arrived at Cordova, and even in the visiu.ty of Albu querque. According to accounts received from deserters, the French army is much distressed for want of provision% and in particular of bread. • Aleirrete is hetwons Posts Mere ant Alli.iquerese ; but Georral Hill hsi oig learose that the Fi►aJ bail ,dual lu Maid% Wised og to Portakise. ritwrairArßE norm, etvzxr•CdllDF.N. This prisest MON DAY. May ri, rain, will be acted HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. Magri, by Mr. Kimble .; Pubssilem, ►y Mr Minden; the (Thom of linislariefsther, by Mr ligation; Horatio, by Mr. Newsy Gertrewle, *Jump of Deninort, by Mn. Weston ; Ophelia, by Miss Holton. After which, t►e last two Comic Pantomime, railed HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; or, Tbe HAUNTED WELL. Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. Rolomia Jun.; Clime, Mr. Gri maldi; Columbine, by Miss Adsms. A new MwdealAfterpiece, and a new Comedy, called The Widow's only Son, are iu rehearsal, stud will be produced as soon as possible. Lvcsum notergs. [Cadet Ow antis! Licensed the Lord Chaisberl rim.] This reseal MON DAY, May 2t, Ism, will be performed, THE CLANDErTINE MARRIAGE. Lord Ogleby, Mr. Mathews (bin Lis td appearance is that character) ; Median, Mr:Doe/tee; Lorewell (ittl time), Mr. Meleie • Farm!, Mrs Edwin (being her 2d appearance is that cluictirr); and Deity, Miss Mellow. To which will be added, tie Cootie Drama of THE THREE AND THE DEUCE. _ . PereirrineS7ogli, Mr De Eel; p! P pi Bioptic, Mr. Dv Camp' ! /*revive; Single, Mr. De Camp !! ! Heusphrey Grizele, Mr. Matbeire. Easily, Mien Boyce. • e • The Of f ice of this Paper is iciuovesl to Nu. 116, Stroud, measly opposiie the I..)ecren THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, MONDAY. MAY 21. French Papers have been received to the Jot li, and Dutch to the kith *meant. Their principAl contents respect Turkey, on the frontiers ofwhich an army is forming, under the command of Gen. Mall MONT, fur the avowed purpose of cotnpelling the Porte to break her connections with England, and to impose on her the Continental system of commer cial exclusion. The intelligence in these Paper-, from Spitin, is wholly unimportant. The Maniteurs of the nth and 9th, give. in detail, a continuation of the jourivil of the siege of Cadiz, from the tith to the gist Match, bet it dues not present any new fact. The Terrible, 74, Lord 11. PotiLET ; and the lwrinia, filtrate, Lord WILIAM" STUART, arr•ved off Portsmouth, Friday afternoon, with 60 u oiler from the Mediterranean. Se;reral of the convoy put into that part ; the rest are gone by for the Downs. Lady BALL, from Malta, is ou board the Terrible. The Meteor Iwrols arrived ou Friday night at Portsmouth, having on board Captain LEAKS, of the ftopill Artillery, employed on it special mission in Turkey, and Mr. lionit.sow, King's Messen ger. with important dispatches from Constantinople, who howled from the Afettor bomb, sad immedi ately proceeded to town, wherelhey arrived on SJ• torday. Their dispatches relate to the Intrigues of the French, which hate been hitherto success fully opposed by the British influence, and to the nail tary operations of Hunts against the linrkish Empire. The Hope, PERCY, for London, arrived on Fri day slight at Portsmouth, from St. Michael's.— Mr PAYXTEIR. late M.u.ter of the brig Charlotte Aim, of London, came issenger ; who reports, that, en the girl of March last, whilst he was lying at St. Mislead's, a gale of wind came on, when al most every vessel either drove to yen or on shore; his vessel, with eleven others, drone to sea, live of which afterwards returned, but the Charlotte Ann, with five others, had sot been since heard of. Capt. PATINTEa was 00 shore at the time. His vessel was laden with fruit, bound to London. By the Goshawk, Capt. Litan ea, which arrived on Amorally. at Portansouth, from Oporto. ac counts have been received from Lord WELL' NO TO X'S army to the 6th inst. ; which state that his Lordship had moved the army from Vivien (which had been his head-quarters for some time) with the intention of marching upon Ciudad Rodrigo. which place was threatened by Mar.hal N ET ; but that he had suddenly halted at Celonco. The unex pected approach of • strong French reinforcement is said to have been the reuse for haltin g . Hi s Lordship's force is 24,000 British. and 14,000 Por tegneise troops.—Generill BERNIFOND commands the Portuguese. The G.ahawk left Oporto on the 10th. A convoy was to sail on the 15th, for big land. Col. D . a Member of the Legion of Honour, who was takes at Oporto, arrived iu the Goskowk, to endeavour to effect his exchange. We annouaced. last week, the arrival of the Lively, Captain M•lita try, at Portsaturtuh, from Cadiz; to which place she carried Sir CNA ILES COTTON, who arrived there on the 3d. On the same day, Sir CNARIAS sailed in the Sea Jiisrf, with the Novellas and Minstrel, to take the com mand of the fleet off Toulon. The Asia and Al gesiras, Spanish line-of-battle ships, arrived from Vera Cruz on the 2d, with six million of dollar., and valuable cargoes. The Spanish fleet at Cadiz, us the outer harbour, consists of twelve sail of the line. On the night of the gd, the Spaniards made a very spirited sortie on • battery which the French hail thrown up near the Spanish out posts, at Isla. They succeeded in destroying the fort, and driving the French heck. The Spa niards had three men killed aid twenty wounded. Our Officers speak of the attack in the highest terms of praise. High Mass was performed at Cadiz on the itd, to cougnemorate the entrance of the French into Madrid, and the horrid massacre of the inhabitants that then took place.—The church was hung with black. The Bishop of ToLsnoi; Carranos; gir Conon, General GRAIIAM, Admiral l'lcanotte,.sint Ati the °dicers of the fleet, attended. The Frend i had net oilened their batter e, front Matair. do, when the Lively sailek They were erecting mortar batteries along the coat, with the imentnin, i t u supposed, of opening upon the rhipping. Ceti. BLAKE was training the Spanish troop. at Ws.-- The Spanish pi ople ince a toiled hatred to the French"--the mountaineers harms them at o w , point. All their couriers from Madrid, to the neighbourhood of Cadiz, me obliged to hr esco rt .,( by seven hundred men. The ifesirrose r had aimed from Cadiz, with a convoy of Sptiaidh troop s fur the defence of Cxrthagena : the French were ila , :v expected to make an attack on it:—T wo of the Spanish line-of-battle ships from thews., hid ar rived at Gibraltar, with the Hibernia a n d Noaltrno only one ship rem a i ne d t h ere, which wis aboutber/ao d; to sail fur Mahon. The Hibernia and .Co,. tAusiberland are coining home; the former has bees ashore twice. The Undeunted was to sail on th e sth with the Doke of Axatigutiourt, for England. Admiral PlClildUltli commends at Cadiz, with +Me sail of the line. Viscount Melville ugsio appeared in the of Peers, last week, in opposition to the /1.111. cure Abolition K.II ; not Out this cireutusto ws gave us any surprise ; —The fact of hi. ono lis t i ng the REVRRSION OF Nis SUN'S PLACE sufficiently ac counts for this conduct.—lt may hare escaped the recollection of our readers. that Lord Melville held the Situation of Keeper of liis M iiesty'a Signet is Scotland, a large and comfort tble sinecure, the fees of which do net fall morn short of 20001. per an num. with the right of ilia .sing of the office of Sheriff Clerk in every county in Scotland, the ave. age price of which is from ~n e thousand to fifteen hundred pounds. Upon the death of Mr. Stuart Mackensit,he resigned this office to his sou, the pre se.t President i sof the Board of Controul : sal'e's. appointed to the recant office of Ke per of t'ie Privy Seal of Scotland, with a a slaty of 30001. lie did not keep both offices, as their donee are iticm patible. When First Lf , rd of the Admiralty, found that the Wiry of that offe..e was insuffiLien:, and by a pant from the King he got fifteen hun. dyed per annit;ii added, not to the situation of Firet Lord of the Admiralty; but to his sinecure of Put, Seal. ID addition to this, he secured the reversing of his son's place, which he himself formerly held, and resigied to his son, on aecoolit of the igeow. pallidity of the same person holding the olives of Keeper of the Privy Seal and Koep-r of the Sig net.—While this was going on, the other branches of the family were not idle. Lady Melville was appointed Chamberlain of Fife, with • grant 40'4 the nioni.:s which had be .n paid into the Scotch Exchequer by her predeceasor in the office. Ilia Chief Bolin Pitudas, who has a ratify of 10001. per annum, also had the reversiva of his sinecure of Register of Suisun, granted to his brother, the Right Hon. William Dundee. After these foes, are we to be su-prised•at Lord Melville's itrenuous opposition to the Reversion Abolition Bill ? Ou Mr. Battles's motion, on Timid*Y. Mr. Parts Muciae enter.d at some length into the discussion. He said he had, early in the la , t Sessions of Parliament, owned the doctrines of economy and reform, so imperiously ealled for be the necessities of the county; and he was happy to observe, that it was in sonar measure now become fashionable, and that there was, on each discussion, an increasing number of couverts, bath io and out of the lionise. As he had declared, on several for. men occasions, he now repeated, that he shoal& not be content with any resolution, short of an entire abolition of these sinecures, and therefore should oppose the present projected modification. Hs said, an argument had been urged, that the Mita• ence of tic Crown had not increased in greater pro. portion than the wealth end population of the country, from the year 1782. which was stated in the ratio of three to one. Mr. Moore said, if tl,e House would examine the public accounts, or re collect the declaration made only last night by a Hight Honourable Member (Mr. Rose), they would at once detect this deception, as the Vigil Honourable Gentleman had declared, and the public account of last year, delivi red only yester day. testified, that the expenditure of the country, which increased the influence of the Croon, hail. in the same period, regularly increased from ten millions to eighty millions per annum, which ergs in the proportion of eight to one, without reckoning the increase of other some« of patronage, borrows titles, ate. Mr. Moore said, the people petitioned for retrenchment, and they ought to have it, pa the burdens were exacted from their industry. — lie said, there was, on this account, and the al• !eel-ft misapplication of puli;ic money, a generdl discontent pervading the whole country, and tha House must adopt measures to appease it, since they knew it was well.lounded, as the state of tuatios and the reports on their table manifested. Thee discontents, he said, were like a tire ready to at tach itself to a match, a piece of paper, or a trret of muslin ; as had been lately seen, though the ef fect of a widely dlifireut cruse. -But what alarmed Lim e than any thing which lie lied 11,111 sir beard. was, that, comparing un iform recommendations from the Throne, to relie ve vac liurdens of the prop!. smith the pars.vt c.mr.tor- o tion ol meat em refu t. people t o temstic knoaled the con' • wishes o r time the convey • alarming I duce!, i A ioterposi e ' i v for tl µ drodou try, and r. soucludy O to save tl ▪ toe d it. • Three for Mort respected 1. Three e r ent, Is Cleichest The •.) for Seel /oat, si Thai: e ie Coon areas it Septemt ;e nine roc be grant a A priv ee formerly since mn rated h perfect so Oaf. ArOOtten MOO Of I party *e•afru*let • four qua a tines of 1 (a tiv in at t . his enrol of nearl deemed p,,,,, tl I. of the t rt not nrrtn Otos Igor t nee of Itisi lr Prlr. so Atte at I Right it the steel arfilwanr • io the ra a cited frl stood to mistater • pies. regret I • sketch. • the 'peril te is their ti part cipe fellow r the cite exposed bigored r. to t o rn of I t he m i d of ceelogv grounds • or !got, eT arty, to e re if tie wta 1, that coy Emote. it report ol r. th..t grey Id I tileu re of Inforn Id tiol to flo Is ru!l and 111 gent 1• rause ad • its an aiC to An us LI kry bete in 41 441 Fr:ll3lw game th. • Lid b.fo Extras let " I am I dreaded lee belongio haslet! 7, sad i011)11 d. Whirr ; eta Pl 4 eon( the Coils its marched t f of the pv ra. hied a t rtt I h-in we oar 10 " , e1 ma il l t h e to te• tan to of linor f e n, 13 brat all re r.tticall pro mar e• mine of •e Is all t. anti that %kit Ir kith c e 'ad the it of rnlaod • 41 '1 in tl le 11 :th th e fr eo ,„,, - I *ill •