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rA L INTELLICEYIL rusTsmotrro, TZLIt of the Brest Fleet has caused some ig the ships, in getting them reedy I)owns. The Centaur, of 74 gums r boas flag-ship, and the Alfred, 74 no day ; the Mars and St. Alias's are bat station. The Fredericksteis hi -Slade; and the Peher, are going out red the Tisipkorse, Captain 'Foote, is e Thames, with the fleet for the Me c. still remains in Cowes roads.— DEAL, FES. 4 27. Edgar, from the Northward, and from a cruise, and remain in the lie Majesty's ships. &e. MI per last. BRIGHTON, 7. the outward-bound East and 'West id many other mcrellueit venial', that ime previously remained windsbound in all upward* of 400 sail, passed by the Westward, and afforded a very tack to several hundred spectators, it brought immediately to their minds iercial conaequenee of the land we eataudiug the attempts of the enemy !sr and hardy gun-brigs. and the f war, are appointed cruisers on this of the Dapper and Port Mahon, en ordered by the Lords of the Ad iderataud, to another station. LEITH, FEL 25. afternoon the Edgar, of 7a guns, imara, sailed from Leith Roads to ailed from Leith Roads the Ro r er on • cruise; also the Basilisk gun ttbward, with some truurpolis with the Williaat and alma Davidson ; an, Newton; and Raid, Davidson, ith Roads for Davis'a Straits whale OLD DRURY. 'the late 'theatre included aii area of 1:0 feet in length. by lsiu Ineadth, of the building, neraisaring from the the roof, was 118 fret. Ou the sth 4. Mr. Fos brought up a petition in ;minow. from Mr. Sheridan, in tof f end the other Pinpricturs, praying to deaf the avenues of the Theatre limitation of the public. The peti td to a Committee. and the intended were incomplete when the veinier is The front in Brydges-street was inounented by buildings, containing tavern. library, shops of various I !DM for the performers. the plau, it would have been one ,wplete Theatres in Europe. mid ritish capital ; but it fell before it !non. The decorations had a rich the mine time, a simplicity which re, without reducing the effect of the us. The drop scam was comatlerml a rare production of architectural perspective was preserved with el itism of light and dead, was never love advantage s and the wlicle com mitted to high encomium. The loss lone full heavy on the Proprietors; tear of scenic paiutMiwill regret its The Proprietors of the Theatre held noisy at the house of Sir. Graham, n-atreet, in order to hey the trati oupions to could give any iiefureuation situation in which the fire broke was the probable cause of it.— is were examined, and from their was tolerably conclusive, that the teal is the coffee-mom. on the first ely over die grand cetfee-rooin, dual shilling gallery. This is the belief tors and others immediately interest speared, that Mr. Phillips, who re •court. Russell-court, gave the first age door, and after that he left the arm his own faeni y, and again ye t the intermediate time three other I. With respect to the cause of the surmise. The woman who has been among about the stage in a frantic nut to lie Mrs. Stott, the actress. thin a door ortwo of the theatre, and of mind may be easily accounted for. if the Performers of the late Theatre he house of Mr. Spiiug, but nothing Aare relative to disposing of them rt hr r the Company would be required any other place. t was made to get down the hi4ll at the Western sietzle, by fastening of the joist, but the joists VMS pulled r bricks, without eccomplishing the save the please,* of stating, that 110 or was killed at the fire. Mr. Stan. rand, was much hurt by a part of the whilst lie was standing at a door in -stn et, but hopes are entertained of a built 1662, destroyed by fire 1672, rebuilt PIS 1791, rebuilt 1794, deemed arain by rning, Feb 24, 1109. was built 1733, (alined 1792, destroyed by Hayrsarlset, ripened 1791, bend sown 1 7 8 9, f the moral house laid 179 0 . 'ford-street, upend 1772, converted to 20 a, burnt down 179 e. sitbestre burst down ois the Duke of York's rebuilt and burst down a secoud time destroyed by bra an the Prince' of Wales's November, mud the first DeeemLer Falmouth, have arrived at Barba , Youpw, from London. arrived at the Hith of January. She ported three dap after telling from Porto ire. COOK, from Gijon, fur London, n the 15th of December, and lost • 4 vl . ' .vr ' "" •"". MONTHLY LIST OP NEW PUBLICATIONS FOR FEBRUARY. ARTS, FINE. The Caricature Magazine; or, Hudibrutic Stirrer, be ing a Collection of original Chacteristic Prints. By G. M Ilsowierard, kale. No. I. es. Gothic Ortiameuts in the Cathedral Church of York, drawn and etched by Joseph Halfpenny, on to 6 Plates, with descriptive letter-peas, and published under the patrouage of the Dean and Chapter. Large 400. 61. 6s. boards. Fragments Valuta t or, Remains of Ancient Buildings in York. 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James and W'ilhanf Pilling, of Rochdale, Lancas ter, cotton sittaocra. Dee. 31, 11103. Thousee discs and Johis Bickerton Whitehead, of Soak'- , stain berbv , limber trod raft merchants . kelt. 13, lent). Ihniti•l tinge. inn. and 'Rotten Cavite, of %V....rester, li nes drapiri. tinge., 14, 11;04/fgt. Slesandirr Wylie and Joseph Richardson, of Fins burs- piece, MI oilrilr *es, samba:sta. Eel,. I, 1409 Wolfe I.)ou and Ilunsphrey Levy, of Desizelt.street, Clare- Market, ulairs•cottras. Feb. tie, 1.1.9. 3lartio :Ma Stick. Matsu, of Coleman-street, Lun dell, brokers. k tesio. •---imi.-- BCNKKCPTS. • • Stephen Atkinson, of Nen rustle-upon-Tyne, insurseee brok. to rairrender ' March 4, 21, and April 11, at eleven, at the Slialsipeare revere, Nes.erialle.topon-Tyie. Altur sress, Ai... Witham .ttkinson, Chancery'-lane, Lintdon ; and dowel. aninbrulge. New rest 1 . )0e. 1Vi.110., Flat-wood, of Mertes, pectin, blacksmith, to sisrrearkr, March 9, to, and April 11, at 1t,,, at the Alice' Isis, .1:,%.,:r101.. Athirst ye, Messrs. Blake and Soo, V.paat, Cagy-street, Loadon ; and Misers Wood and Stroog, Tmsrton. No , ert Koit , it, of W)mirilitham. Norfolk, shopkeeper, to aura •-ri or, Marchin,ti, soil April ii, at n, attbcjAugelfun, io the parials ul St Petra uf Mum-soft, burw•cli. Attorneys, 4r. Julio Growl, :\ "twit !I ; Ztld Mr. rkoviilea Bra ireerick square, London. Erase,. Saistherloa, r.f l'eartoo, Devon, dealer and (hep arin, to surreurt. r, March p, ;u, owl &pot it, sit ten, iii the Angel lon, l'ivertou. Attorneys, Mr. Fairhars, Ely-place, Ilelburii, London; and Mr. lie iliogs,Tivertou %Villiarn Dempsey and Juba Artesian, late of Briato!, tailors, to ,stir sender, %I rh i, iii;'a•!cl April il, at eleven, at the tiosl:lairru, Corn street, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. ?gayly, Coasters, Bristol ; and Mr. George Edmunds, at tie F.:Art.4%ov ut Pleas, I aro...plies- I tin, Samuel %%Italie the younger, of Shillhall, Salop, grocer, to uurrroder. Mango 17, at litre, la, and Aioril 11, at rkirea, at the Tailiot Attorney, Mr. Corset, Wolver hampton. • Ihrworge Grew, of Waltham•t'roas, Hertford, tailor, to ow ✓aid. r, 31sus II I, 4, +oil April 11, at cleseu, at Cundltall, Crandon. Attorlie), Sir. B,chard Thomas, Fes-court, len church-at nil John Todltaister. of Preston, Lawcaster, lines mid woollen draper, to sun ender, JI arch uI, 04, awl April 1 1, at eleven, at the W lute Horse Ina, Preston. Attorney*, Mears. Bar rett, Gray . 11- 1 sod Mr. Shirt drug, Prague. William Soi:tb, of Portsea, Haut., linen drop. r, to sumo. der, March it, lan, and April it, at one, 111641i1•110111, Lon don. Attorney., 3lesars.Gregsou arid Dixon, Angel-court, Thruersourtae.elrcet. DIVIDENDS. April 4. SaMeet Hanisua, of 11 oineliesoer, hatter, at two, at the Bri4cwat. r As as Ina ' M aloe heorr. April 4. Edward Craven, of Cla)tuu-le• Woolit, near Chur ky Lancaster, cotton manufrt term, at thice„ at the Bridgewater Anna Ilya, 'Manehestrr. March go. William Bell, of Bristol, lines-drupre, at ele ven, at the Bash Tavern, Bristol. March as. James Pitketiey, of Wood , Lin &ride, Loorke, druggist, at tea, at Guildhall. April is. Macao Maclawrin, of Watling-street, Loudon, wareboinearea, at one, at Gaildhall. Mach it. Joseph Prior, of Priucys-street, Spitaltields, Middlesex, doodler, at our, at Guildhall, Loniann. April is. John Tyrrell, of MaiLl.touc, heat, Orournouger, at owe, al Guildhall, Loudon. April 15. John Twosomes, of Soeware -street, Spitalftelde, Middlesex, sillobruktr, at ten, at Guildhall, LoriJou. March IT. George Ern, of Liverpuol, userebmit , at tie. wet, tt the Tort H el, Liverpool. CERT' FICATE..I--M scot 51. George Baia jet, now or late of Portsmouth, tarers.keeper. Jobs Thompson of Manchester, rutton•onmoufacturer. James Popplewell, of Lawrence Poultseplaae, Loados, brisker. FAlw at .1 Fields, of Henrietta street, Covent-Carafe, Mid. direct, linen-draper. monineynannme The Thickest of Yurk, %V - am, of Wlsitchaven, was loit at Cowley's ['Mut, near Curlingford, oun the Bth inst. She was bound ft oat V. atctigrd to Liverpool. The crew, ten in number, unfortu nately perished. 'lhe bother were found, and it,- terred the nest day, at Uarbtsglortl. The Louisa, ItLAD, (ions Trinidad, is arrived in the Clyde. The following is an extract of a Letter from the Honourable W. W. l'ut.v. to Rear-Adttsiral Te lma, dated Admirsilty-Office, Sept. :tO, 1808 It is their Lordships' desire that a reasembk time should he gives lo Fiee.Admoral Siaisoria locums us shore after the Rossiass alp come to as eadier, before the Rap and pep dames ere removed from them, se directed by their Lordships• erase alibis day's dale ; it, however, she Vieseddiutral shoe 4 eel quit his ship, She day the Meet swelters, before min-set, pas arm to care the colours to be reasenesi alt that Siam, and they are ass se be afteraords Isaieed. It was stated at the an.., as one of the ing results of the Convention of Chita, thetch; degrad ing a Rue sian fleet was permitted to risk at Spithead with lying colours. LEWIN. Wm. SY. _ • —ww • Five British 11111111111111. w what m— h bow lei j• Fiance, and contrived to leeks theii SecaYe at It. Nodose, in • small !pin beet, ultimo the it feet long, arrived safe in Newhaven amid two o'clock oa let Wedaesday . . seeming. These poor fellows, iu the aceotaplishment of their desi gn had to combat no inconsiderable share efd anger and difficulty, having tugged two days and two sights at the oar, without` any thing more than about a pound of biscuit, which they possessed at their mt. harkation, to support them alder their ardeons task, which was rendered the more excessive, frets one of them being extremely ill. They laded the master of a teasel lying in the harbour, wire teak them on board, and rive them every necessary re. freshinent. One of them is a native of Poole is I)orsetshire, amid was raptured on board • West Indiaman, of which be was the mate. They stated, that the country through which they had topes ea their way. to the coast, in extent some hundreds of miles, exhibited strong symptoms of dissatisfaction, and that they met with but little molestation in the pursuit of their object. On Tuesday, a division a the sth Infantry. which had gate, on their return from Spanish expedition, marched . their route to join their regituAil Three hundred were landed, I' than two-third" of them, *wit cigar, were enabled to reach were in a more wretched seen ; and. it is said. that delivered of a child on the Last Saturday * division lieu of the King's German this town, on ita route to Bexhill The Prince or Wales's, or F teers, on being airaembled :r4aimit the Local Militia, consented to transfer their services. we tonclerstund, has in convey , siginit ion. About a week since, as funding on the Downs, between ton, they observed three ravens, , in furious combat. pretty high over where the sportsmen ire , taming the conflict fur some birds alighted on they continued to tight, seisiu b , gaine-cocka, till the gentlemen we. yards of them, when one of the coup the third bird, which wait supposhd to female, took to wing...Weil% the other Meer . which was sullen op and given up a person at Al friston, where he new remains, nearly recovered from t hei wounds lie received in this extraurdiaary battle. FROM TILE LSlT7 =;u3 ft im M(MZll77E. • LlStotte Psi. 14. With the moat sincere and lively pleasure we announce to the public the following tutelligirace, which is this moment received:— " nosaapiereses,Cbams, Feb. I. Yesterday 1 woewilt%tbe llsetz e lt: Ibetawo4,, wbo boo eullected his sruiy, sad I bud awl able SINN* IM higbett spirits. He it !is m• that trivet • and that withiu these few days stool 4400 0 4 01141 h 1660 1 06010 0 him, that he expects his sway will soon he es,oso slew% and (hit he intends to admire hdo the interim of lie e~ —The inhabitants of that. Itittt, eves May _of , who received the Frosts, ea w "uscr, bowMOM SOSO them, and joined sortie of the glispersed tarp albs ma y— I% idea these few days they tont •B thu lump Hanliside.4s. Geueral Ma hand's army, which easerewitelity 1410 tbe *bole of whom were killed or takes, except deem took place at the village of Vidilures ' seer Omit, Mel the French military oasts, and even their Secretariat s All kite the hands of the assailants. This owemipla Iteseeelkamasil the people of other districts, suit they WSW set wkbrat fksr of the French. The enemy arc dying is meet cambers, is ewe sequence of disease in !pain sad %ha wlltisunselem thud the planer bas been introduced into t heir sissy. The rester part of the divivious of (outgo troops are pet as half of bread, w hik the French themselves receive tell allowance. The day before yesterday • spy arrived from Stedrid, who asserts that the armies of the Duke del lufautado and the Marquis de Palacio are already belies that city, and that the Freoch have taken their pueithine without the city fur its defence. It is the opinion of the Marquis de l VI:M1101, that Madrid is at this 'eminent either token or evacuated One thing is certain, that the peat." , part of Boutiparte's troops errs deceived, when be brought them to Spain. The Contingents ref the Rhine and ltaliso troops were taught to heroic that all apes. waa under his doseheims, end that they would wily have to occupy eniqucred provinces, • here they would bud cousfurtabk establishments. lie eves ordered the words Legieli of Andalusia, Legion of Cicada, he. to be 'a scribed all the imifeein bottom ef severs corps. Finally. the 31arquisiequesleil, that I sharkl make knows to all the Gemini* Ut s 11,41 reftllpleM , armies, lles necessity of estate fishing military posts of COMMIllbeteaNDS: with theinseives and the Spanish armies, and, In parties's, between that at the %largo's and onr apay at Provioce o f Moire Douro it 1 of the first battalion of d been landed at Rams. rn the late unfortunate hed into this town, es egins..ht at Steyning,— ed, but Dot many min to sickness and • Ai this place. The i state than any we had • one of their women wps r baggege-waggoo. t i of the :int light batts. ii Legtint marched Into lexhill. or South Lewes Value- d on Monday, derideil as not more than forty services. Cul. Graham, lICCqUeIICC sent iu his re. s some gentlemen were ietweesi Firle and Alfria. ' _ aeons, two of which werW high in the lair, nearly were ridtag ; alter sti istime on the wing, the on the ginned, wise 'citing each other li lt' • ernen were within a fin of the combatants, ma m i pm.md to be a female, 1 other incapable of eigl.4. Oa the ,y,tls alt. at Misch'll, Haab, tbo Cantatas of Not. thesk, of a shit born On the 1 itb nit. at St. Mary's, Scilly, Cis Lady of Lianh uaot•Culuael Geoise ]tulle, of the 9th negniactit of Foot, ut a sum. DEATHS. On Monday moduli/hi, in St. James' art, Capt. Car ruthers in the ;kith year of his age, lkigade-Thijor to Gm. Craufe;d, and lately/stunted hum Spode. cln ThersAsy evenlug, bZCISISESSithwe, tletrlttibt Hoe. the Dowager I.ci.ly Aslobiriow. On Wednesday, at the Hensel* near Lewes, Adjutant Walker, of the etd lout ; ass Odle* who bad served wills dietiegisiabed merit in Spain; during the lute ausuceessfid campaign, and %Ito seta...led frost theme Ile that tow u, with the remains of the regiment, is perfect health • but, a kir days oiler, Ise was attacked by the typhus *sew ' mud ned 011 ar above. His mains were est 'Tberniasy imitated in St. Ana's Church-yard, with twkstary beweews, sheathe by all Hie elkerr of the gernsne. - • .••• ••••st_outtut4E. HIGH WA'l En. 11113 D 4 Y . AT LIDA ZANA-mAsaruz. Sire. 3i .... afle►..l I Ives 37..1.. Au... I PRICE OPIiTOCki YESTRase.... Bank ..... l4 s per Cast. Reduced 10/3 Cent. Caudle 4 per Coot . s per Coot. Novi 991 Loos Amelia ire Irish per C hello ale& ast 1411 ladle liesde ID It rem =lierßilk 9 Is prow. Lotteri Ticket* ...411. Comb fps • . T. 81411, thwithrollor, 4, nersikill. sod 9, Cbseimperees. LTXONT — Petiity iNTliod OK — Pi • ite, Old Bosiodiceurt, Corey -otrete sod pohlieliedat the 0444 No. Is, Hoek of St. Ckvotot's Cbeireb, Serisd, by J. WRITE, of tow plicr La for .Me Pepe* • sot to the Mee, lest paid), oiU be duly otisedrheo / _ _