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. PAPERS 11V1..4111T. 1( It; 44N AN P rOKTUGAL, LAM YIIMOYY TAYII.I.ISIVNT. • • Corr or A I.liTTFit Enroll 1.161T.-111.NI.ItAt. Cllt A. I.` I.tt4to l'l•t* ruTLEREAtiII, TALAV6III I' LA ItlttiN A, 1111 •Vtaftf, 1809—ttr.t etvst) I I au AUtill,T.. • "" SIT Lotto—Since 1 lead the honour of 014.11T1Millg 0a the 49th July, the email. have coutinued to keep a rear• guard of about lio,lNoo .me,, on 114. lieighls WI Ihe 101 of tkc Altilw4l4 ; mid I nnigine that the whole army. is still to the worrghlteorstowl ; it is ddlicalt, however, to asrvitaiss this feet. owing to the great dello:limey of tutelligeuve to the brews% array. • s•lhi the JDIh, wr rerrivest iotelli:zenee the' t provisions erne bees orArred tir a Ficocii ...rt. a o f to; ion or 11,"do "two on the rind 5,4* Alll , l de Tor-tat s surrlda Wier to the l'atrio de att'orsle Ilse b,..1 toad through the tamp...l numinous which separates l'lssenua mod Fatima dors Cows ( LVIVil!e " I had hoped that tide peat had been dies-tartly petered lw the "l'at'h troop, otherwise I certatol)sloorld cot hare moved tittles Piastricia; and I hm) taken the further precan• raw (to is. are that point as well as the lroottcr car POINCII) -1 directing Slardsal Iltresfurd to saremble the Pori logirme 4,14•11 ra the neightudarlsood of Ciudad Korh Igo, aitbul the skirls r, out ier. " 1 net apv.che•.:.ive, however, that the Marsisal, although he awe at a andad Rodrigo about the , had nut been aide to col:rct lan Irw.pa Iu Imre auil as I cannot prevail oa kreisura: t'amta to detach a satirical torte fu Nieuwe that totp,utasit rod, I ant apprehinsive that thb Ferwels e.aps will is.aw t!,,uksg:s the mountains into Estreatadara in OJT sew. Th.su rirriouslamcs, combined with the extreme fatigue of thv troop., the cant of provisions, soil the 'amber of socusltd to he learn care of, lisee preveuled air flout moving /SWIM my podium,. '' I:Agadir gentile creururd arrived with his brigade ow Alig.d9sl., to tire iitornidg, hAviog marched 11 Spunivh Iragurs ttaatiie sower than It bout, "tiCalMll Vamegiro'd emps arrived apron the Togas o,t the cads and 2,0 h, and k. attached Toledo, with a d C l4lll.l4elli Wilder 1341,4a4brt•Grelee1.41 Lacey, sad toured himself to the Brtdge tf Araujoca. (signed) " ARTIII.It WELLL:SLIA." Lard Viscusust Castkresgb, Asc." SITUACY trItOM C.W.b CU6STA TO M. Dr CORNV.L, 1:1,11. A MA'AM-QUARTERS, MON ASI CAW, MAY I h 0 ,.. i-erten* to day a very Hite tool attentive sit- Irv ,. hot. N't A. ‘Vellaley, doled Villa Franca the 2ittli ids how, ha irlocir lie Ayr 07. litlekmairwol to intuit:lt soh nearly Itie clarti oi his bair M. Soul, at ttpurto, o r S i-.„, I,uLu,.r y .llAttl laValf), (for which plant be a..s aiie.rly on li•ri march), besides 1k? Portuguese army. ..... tattoo! to wow thing Tim; opers.tiou completed, be has great hopes of oak • Soo the F,curh retire fNY throve ; and coma% ofterownts snots his troops toe *nig Ursa, to set in rore , st with nee, sod Oiler the coirany bum Cstreinadni a. fly this I see flint Le hod wily in view the di lying the Fieurh frous Portugal towards the 31 mho, by shirt, operation we should gain little wo sollbutg; for toidi • mold ettnisi used nude Inmost( aid. the force• which he has iir Gafliria , tool subject salt nose tutu Lingdotn,sritirdo the peasautrj or the Miu - quis of /W -ants being suer kat to I:nailer it. r. It appears to Inc that the object of the Coolish General shined he, tr. so. 11•411111 the heoris to Oporto, or place his. Self hetorcu tbot city soil the Mtnbu, to hu.oler swots a re treat, ernisidei log the superb., ity of the allies. Ry this pas. aitiou thty would for scat 11'140 the arrival of triernors shit h 'Nark may receive front GIIIIICIJ I hum. Hoot whether the vhservatertra *kith I porpinic inaltiogrow tlis subject will or rice is lints, or if do, whether they a ill bate any Irlrevl. the systvin of the lb ii!vh appeals to he iter4 r to expose their troops, ',atilt,' iiiiiiirthoy stylr gain derisive activate tr, meal sairrifire divot iu 1 ~,,finned retreats and pr..- 11110:1,1.,••• Loreflatlll W (;enered born sot harrow %lint lb d rui. let 1:1, .1. !line at bah:some rind Plaserreia, belie( they stay Mafia(' 11 116 Seralia rlzain of a romp of ob seit.diun ores Elves +IA liarlopz, eviursiert of a small oletwebnieut ran each place; MI that the ritri , st of tte,tior coal sw cut off by the tuemy. Ido sot sec the 'dairy of this, riper 1331 f.. 116; 1144 Slllllll flaps nut twing obit tidier to Wooer, or wrist Or • I. like manner, he :ay., that Brigadier Genreal !Vibrate lots bree sli teliurti, w lt.. tie trettpr mid, r 1,,,. c 1111 l Maud, 10 the totolis of the Wow, ti ptt h. Oinks the twirler of Al e.istr, ia • iilr.l,lrl.lNer 11.1 hr VI stirred, to %Ouch penal or epa ut Po. 100 urn, troop, if any capable of de , t. ndorg it • ••i he booted ; and he re/newts rue to give totters ohs iilAre, for the 111111.1141/111 of slab rev Lailiala u. IN/IWO% be troops may artier there, to whack I tam see sit 0;4, :Wu He wr%..tte• Ai.,, to p. ram iitie one Out to wodertabe n - ; .;allot Victor tilt in lhJiretera Cons his exp. ili• ion. so ( rp m to, oho:A east, he rrprk.l%, Oral h. will collo: Mown tied sot iu einteert with lac to &two thew oat of the pruva.cr " ILITUAt r FUOM MR. FitERE TO SIR A. M ALIAS- TI D SLVILLE, JUIN $. " 1 Isere we circustistawcs, Linares r, wheels taste the dr tarbearot of a part of she finer at preacnt united .sire the order of 11:easeral C'ut►ta, csetediusly &on abk order another pow of move. " It to a matter of general suspicion, and hes brae se for some lime prat, that (it • o ra I Corals snylitalre MOMS Stfillell. Via of vs 'waster, so rr►cahrcut of ter adroitly and disgust• *hick Le exp. kneed shout Istilf ■ ,on ago on the part of IM Ventral .1 onto. The di>prraiur and rum of treswral Maids sump Ipso n inotra nut treat obatark to sorb 4 pisticrt ton hid loot, awl has ~.creased eh ularsu of those w Igo apprehend ed 11. _"The army of Genernl it is tlemegl.t, might ►e avoo , hut rt to nsucb sills s'lur 1n11111161 . 1. sod the 010 sons retnedl stems to (nom but army, sutler the .mounsseed of romp Chief, who ringlet acquit' rollicks's! ' , fut .:k m and c sish.lcesee amass the troops put radii his command, to citable him to stand soul against any tiulr it ga. rya the tart of the Commandwv.iu.Chiet I have 'sans to am.o eh• led that many of tier Just., who "mold sot .evince t o propose ru••b s INCIIIIIrnr, which , proceeding f Clouts in the heat lost.eucr, *mild %spew obviously to hare we i gnerted iu polder:el :col sec milita r y 1 . e .., wo w,' hc very War t.. have tunic lams of the kind which I ineisismod (viz. rt • • fusee, detached from the malo b ally) enervated to Ilwec 17 rots as a toolitary plan, and that so that case they laud vtlsl one to give swami fur its execution. •• Vcargas himself does not appear possessed of that raeletasy repistallims, or coosinentling character, which onta be seercsisory to ronoterpoise a Man oft:coeval Carat lirllhrority and decoded temper. " We hare at this mosecat, by the essecessioo of all the wad, only two arra s►n are capable rit . commanding sore, a •mall Ludy of Isseepa it. it military 0 1 411Itirr--Irentsral Blake suit the lAA. of AlUsi.e. sloe ; sod they both of them god lhensartves without an army; Make by a stissfmtore to whir ► et is laspumobte to attac► say ►lame ; and Allmsiner. goy, by a mi•forlsne toe whirls he is stilt IV,. 11. that at hovers urea anthratee to the Jones by Ilse ris cons • haul et of his birth sad (atone, sod of IMO tog ...trend the J.-aleesecy of General rotate by hue rerotatior sod Inspolagsty •.nowt she trent a ; motives which I fear nsr.lrid to the Le. relieve/ hie reputation, and to the loss of Its stn tees to th. public caste." I.X1O•t /IP FROM MR. Fo:I RV TO MR. CANNING, DATED r►.III.LL. JULY 11. The tog:srb troops, who weer Fatigued with two Wei daps' march, were to rest the 2tat al thope.A. l b,. Ltd Ilrec were Is 1110•Iff fosnarsi to the orighbouiltuud of '1 alas era, m essejesselion with the Spaniard,. • the general venison here 9.1 . 1110 to hi, that the French itt wet teed her au attack d and the confidential reports ...se. that titre are freodonif forward their heavy benne. eII.I • V. n pert et their middles y, to llostrol " (so thy eve sone nithe 1 rector.' rise inelown#ietter Cora hor Anton, Neinsdey, sad on (molt to the J r" a _ th ' e '" sea asastrehly outlawed to nod Met envy d.of aimed, take. ti. 1.11,1 • to rented', ma laps Edon/sly ea 1.• r.dstr, Ito o cot of "insist./ which ser. roosinairsesl of no that k lag*, winds 1 kaki le r..gatssk sic, and st 4 which lbs i..• of trAlotoglitie bad been already Itlllll - 14 . e ,, CIIID. Four (Wirers had bees appoiatesi, Rod*. re to wa off Mot sitoruins *ills 30 itiro each, sui) With c.,ders to poi to I rvre.liont 00,110.4 of the 01 , 111e . 11 soldelbsr 1111111111111, 111111111 1 rtdr Sutter I )1,&I1A, sod two-thirds hi ill the 1 . 0004, 11.4 . 1,00.11, with r.ll cb they were to proceed to lice ht. Rod. toots." FATRACT FROM AIR A. WELLESLEY TO GENERAL U'UtiNuGHUU. DA'FLD PLAILNLIA, JULY Ili. " l am very aurry to say that we skull mirk bat ill pro rioted*mitt many articles which e regime, owing to the defi ciency of the noraiss of traleopoort in our possession ' • and this country is either unable Or uu.Jtiug to supply them. No thing shall prevent nie fruits carry tav ' into execution the ar rangements ochieh I settled with I:eso.Cuesta, when I hail the pleasare °lst clog hint, although lobo mu a Mix sttetukal with tlie greult-Nt mite •euteoce, on at count of the oleficieuey Itf the 1111. - 11.11 t .91‘ tem:lout, which I then hooped that lists rontsitry and Ciudad Rodrigo would bare afforded ; but I think it but justice to the army under my r ~,,,, nand, and to Majesty, to tieteritsioe that I will lntake tio new operation till I shall have lent supplied with the sirup. Or tl sheds the dituy requires; and hat fair wed vandal towards General Curia, to announce to 'hien this determinations at the ear liest suumeal. The British army dues taut rettuire mach as sistioce of this description : mute fur the baggage of indivi duals, mid what is wonted, is too he applied aulely to the transport of proovisionis, ammunition, money, and medical shirrs I beg you, at the same titer, to hafiwin General Cao eta, that I mu couriored that Don Lozano de Torras, as well As Colonel eirl.awkr, liars done eveey. thing its their pouts - to procure for the army the mesas of tcansput t skids we have required." EvritAct FROST GENERAL AUFSTA N. DE COI.. NEI, DATED CASA' DEI. PUEIATO, JULY I. Aly army has couainewceal this nvireli wiilsout barley, awl with tail provisions fiw the day ; the Intuitive. l adopt ed, and the atrias *ilea by the C missary to procure the us, slut bassos art with t h e desired effect." FROM GLIIERAI. CiIE4TA TO M. DE CORNEL, BATED TALAVERA. JULY lit. " On waving t►e brilli.ust English array pas. t►is woes- SI, gn,r mops were Sllrd mitts valotw eniktissa.i*, sod (store as stared desire to atiseit,skhusgh they are overcome it sib faiigue." EN [RACE FLOW GENERAL VESTA TO M. DE COI- NEL. JULY..3S. " General Wellesley, who, as I hare already stated to your Eacelletiry, resinous ea the Ranks of the A lberche., tells ow that the scarcity of bread, end wows! qO . rostreyence, re v, wird hia5.119,4 ioansbg As as soot as he lois/led, bat that he war mohim• *di po...tke ...forts to !ilia it. " In emisideration of all these circumstances, I dud my self obliged to act with more eircuusipecti ~,,, sod ant to move from ibis mild the rrival of the English army, as, ac cording to the most authentic 'driers I receive, the asemy will eolket shout 45,0011 meth and they propose to mist sad to attack is; it would Out, lbricfure, b. rielit that they should fool in. in nitrated. If, therefore, my suspicious, that they will eudenvotir to attack nue, should be co...rimed, pro. VH.011141 t., itw arrival of the English, I shall think it better to nine gad join them, than to await the enemy wit► my force alunc. " la o►der, however, to avoid this 'areal, I am Join; all in my power to persuade the English of the necessity of their pottiug dictusylie► in motion." BEYEAET FROM I , IIR A. WELLESLEY To Ma. FItERE. JU LT 24. e. The Spanish army has plenty of every thing, mud we alone, upon whom every thing depends, are rcaliy starving." RITRAcT FROM 11l A. WILLAIMIRT TO Mt. FRVIR. PATTI, TA L•VERA. JULT 31. • It is positively fact, that during the lase geese days the 131itisls wins here out received oue.third of their revisit's, ; that at this moment there ere nearly sow wounded soldiers dying in the hospitals in this town, foe want of the rum stun nssistauee and necessaries, whirls any other country iu the world nosed have given even to its enemies, and that 1 I 411 get no assistance of any desrviptiue from the rosintry. ransut prevail upon then' 1.1111 to bury the de ml canvasses iii the weighbourhood, the struck of which will destroy domiciles as well as ea." EXTRACT FROM THE DER& OF ALICQUFRQUE,TO -••-••. DATED TA I. AVERS. JULY 31. s• This retreat from St.Oltelhe lilted the troops with fear and diseuntent and, I believe are In he attributed to it, the two deli attack we have experieured, safferiog Imager, beat, and the continued fire of the mienty. By t►e Divine Mercy, how ever, ye have succeeded is remain; the messy, who, instead tifitt:te king the rig►t, sa the evening and night of the 27th, attached the left, occupied by a part of the English army, which, with thverged bayineets repulsed the enemy at 'tight, who at first had sarceeded in getting pummislas of the nearest heights. The Geweratiti-Chief, spun seeing Orem, ordered nun to go to a hermitage in the neighbourhood of the town, "there It nut only was saspumiber fur the cavalry to act, but there was not eves ►oots Gtr them. t►e Neighbouring truantry being very thickly wooded. firrierg the mince of the ground, and, at the Lime time, that Direness) were charging the Eng livh with their whole force, who bad hat little cavalry, I hastened to support them, and strived so very opportunely, that, had I nut bee., then•, they *unlit have had great diß ralty its forming their bile its the posatiou agreed apse, which was on the left of the whole army. My divisive at,., gave me greater retie(' of their confidence arid spirit thus on this 1101.11.1011, suppurtiui a brivk lire of the enemy, shiele was truly saswered by tern fuurputenders and two howitzers. •• The General, perceiving the adnatage of my mote. men! suave-ad use to choose my wins ground, and I accord ingly rharr ilk' moat uilraislageour spot, mot Ilse assail threat ened toy the extol), being 'net istly host whore were the Lug hats rairalry. " Time , enemy, on the follnisiog slay, renewed Omir attach, constantly directing their chat torte agaiiist the Esiglials, with a hoot I had the anitaloi two to I o-uperate, risme the drat shot th it ss:ia decd to the Lao, has lug supported three dif ferent attache, with an °hamlet, hi hello autumns. among these Moor. •; • " General M . ilksley was greatly satisfied with the cos 'duet duty deisium, and assented to in) resolution to desisted of the General. ia-tilef snider& do.siou or iiihretry, which I ordered le occupy a height who h Coked ewe poetise, and of +kith the rummy were about to hie prissessios, • list sew thsisiou arrived, which was the rdb„ rout managed by hew LON Billeffl/1114. I know ke ham wrist,. to Mr. Frere, expressiii; Iniesclf highly satisfied with try avoided ; marl I abed acipsat•l yew, for peter guidance, dist the whole of the lisiglieto staff hen expeesseil the strumpet • wishes that the consiwaed of lb. misty *hostel be pyre to we, slid us disilatisfactisii wits Gemmel Camila. Ahead all the (tomcats, as well as the ('hiefs, mil assist of the Other's sod soldiers, empress the same desire. Alava, whom Assiut. se pm !row, has notice, in the *imaged home to Vllll4Oll, paladin eat Mr abeieetit necessity of re witeepog Crests, and that the comasmJ should he given either to Bls:e, Vamps, ur myself, though kr gars not openly sionition MP, lest the) should thoisk he spirits from pettishly ewA ialuse.l, being with me. " The army eel - heist, is to the greatest danger , there are wither prworisiusis, pall, wire settled plait boring Ogle istarshas we slept to repose like Iloilo of *bre p, 16 'shout hik ing op any posit rue, so Met if the enemy brew the condi. time we WVn ill, they world ilek at is. • licreirer they attack • eel as. If, is the mina* of the Mak I had woe 11..661l • out directly wish my division, and astemetled an dor, kitty the enemy, the whole army would here ben dispersed, esJ all the artillery slid baggage which were to the erects of lit. 11114 ells, eteuld hare keen het; soil, as a insist of what *sold here kiappttitil, had owl the enemy, who owe within medere.slese, been chztkeit, foe many loot already three • away their ems, kr. the Comeeis,rem slimiloaing more thee wee thoosemil Ise honored volume of tweed, the carts weenies sod blorkading op the stouts ist . 11. e sow., and to this I repeat, we ere doily *speed, se we moth eo it were we a pilgesemegr, withosit my regard to dooms . , Wel, Of seethed, sed wills the wbute port of ortiliory, which ought :assays to remaio at the diAaare .4 I se, three, or more leagues. Finally, let them mule:tare themselves; if the Gen:eel-in Chief does nut establi►h a replier Staff, which not only shall have the noose, but ►hall bun. unil its dirty ; if he dues out prepare in this mouth shut lie will waut in the costae attic eu.uin j, via. provisions, ausninni thus, shuts, Le. Le of which >•e ►tand mostly in need ; if he does not eeleet a. Generals of Divisious, as well fur the fautry as cavalry, persons capable of executing this import ant stflite, 111 well by their talents as try the huriahrige cessary to impose the enemy we have to combat, without re spect to rank, to minority, to private frields►ips, and rela tionship, and, mureuvri, if they do not immediately reward and punish those who merit it, we CUL Dever Lope to shake ult the yoke *bleb oppresses us." IXTRACT rnom GENE*AI CUFSTA TO U. DK COG- NIA., JULY 214. I hare sin room to enter into (miller particulars, hawing boos fur three &a's on the field of hattk, with all my troops flake arms, in total 111• Ill of fund and resairces, as the Com- Illissaries, anti their dependants in this branch, absented thmsselees from Seth ram% as soon as they beard the first Ire." EXTRACT FROM Na. TSBIte TO MR. CANSIIIIO. AU MAT 5. "Oa ipipoetant subject of the supply of the British army, Isreceived t►e inclosed letter from Sir Arthur Welles ley, dated the tads of last mouth, front Talavera de la Bryn', ion which he states the destitute situation of the troops ander his command, who had oil, as 1.• says, even bread to cut, though the Spaaish army aas well *emptied, sad the prison ers taken from the army uniformly healthy and sell-fed, sail eves their horses in good ristedition." EXTRACT FROM MR. FRIERS TO lEIR A. WELLESLEY. ♦UGUST 3. " It is useless and voiles* to attempt to drive the Spaniards ont of a bad argitrnewt. Iss usy rerresponileuee with SI. de Celestine, a foolish fallacy, half adonis of times refuted in the toms( of half a year, use reprwhu•ed by lino at the end of the discussion, with such gravity, is a note to 11.de Auduaga, buntediately liefore hr (31 de Anduaga) left London, that lie supposed it to allude In souse formal agreement. It IS not worth white to quarrel with Ilium, our to waste time in distension, in order to prevent them, if they are so disposed, from keepinknvotsloish of bad reasoning in their own ar chives, especially when the proofs to the contrary are in our own hands. " fa ether respects the Governseent have takes all tke immures in their power, and are ready to take any that yes might indicate, to facilitate the petwisiouureut of the army nadir your costumed. Yu• are already apprised of the armed requisition w►ich had bees made fur conveying to your army all the ►easts ef carriage which were to he foetid is the coustry, and which were to proceed, in the first in stance, loaded with previsions. Orders have likewise Leen seat to arrest all the alcaldes who had neglected locum* with the requisitioa already seat them, sad to Mkt them ie custody to Badajnx. "It may seem to you, perhaps, that • Ileitisb Master ought, before this time, to have established a regular sys tem for smearing t►e imbalance of their armies ; but the rib Mof • eery deep origin, derived from an old despotic goverament, sad from • sy►tem of Is yearend' the basest cor ruption, iatrirse, end public pillage. TM effect, of all thread' eautinee, and is part. the areas. It in such as mat a Sovereign in ordinary times would lad it dilicult to reme dy, sad in times like these reclaims as solitarily vary didlirest from what I have at any time trod myself possessed of. I hail hardly become acquainted wit► the sew state of things, and the sew fares, and we hardly recovered from the ems. fusion of our flight hither, before I cease✓ to be the Miiiister •f an auxiliary power. At the time that operations is farmer of this country ley • British force were announced, the intelligence was accompanied by the intimation of my meal ; mid, since that roue, I have literally been • klicister only from day to day, looking out far the arrival of my successor by the first fair abut; a situation very unfavourable to any thiug like • anstruesling influence." WHIG CLUB. There was a numerous Meeting of this most re spectable Clu bon Tuesday. at the Freemarons' Ta vern--Lord HULLAPIU AU the Chair. After driuk log all the regular tour,* of the day, which the Noble Chairman severally intrccluced with an ap propriate illustration, he paid a most affecting tri bute to the memory of Mr. Fox, in which a I the Members moat truly sympathized. The Noble Lord then stated, that Mr. Whitbread was to be Chairman at the next Meeting, and he pro's sal his health, coupled with sentiments of Thmks to him for his constitutional vigilance in Paths ment."—This was received with the most enthurias. tic bursts of applause. Ou Lord liollitad's own health being given by Mr. Smith, with a us. at Just tee iinony to the seal and ability with which he acts uu the principles, and treads in the steps of his il lustrious Relation (en eulogium the troth of winch the Meeting tans ee i 11l oust, recognized). Lord llottaxo, in au elocineuit gobbets, thanked the company. lie said, that, since he last had the honour to tacit the Club, the country had wltuesseil the melancholy result of the most expen sive and the most enormous expedition that this country had ever petit out. lie would not speak of its conduct nor of its disaster,., but he must say that it had produced the etfect of making a sensi ble impression on the minds of the people ; and lie could plainly perceive a more active and lively inte rest avowed AU every part of the kingdom, thou had been visible at any fanner period of the present war. Whether in the present state of their feelings, they would be satisfied with the result of the Inquiry that had taken place on the Expealiton that had ended nine fatally, he could not take upon himself to deter mine; lint this lie was sure uf, that if they were not satisfied with that result, it Wig a duty which they owed to theirielves, to their King, and to posterity, to avow their sentiments in a public comititiitimial summer; not in holes and corners, but in public meetings of the counties and cute.; and to carry the resol unmet of such ineetiugs to the foot of the throne. lie had full and entire confidence that this duty they would perform with the saute spi , it of 41(1..- Is...fence and patriotism as hail distinguished the C au Council of the find City of the Rasplee, as well av the Comity of Mark% tie .oni bided with thanking the compassy for the high humour they had conferred upon lino. The followiug wrists were then drunk in surer,. !nm and the several tit-Written preeent, oboes ii sines erre introduced, severally returned amok*. in short vetches, expressing their perfect acquies cence hi the seutiments a.xprei-oz I lay his Lorcldiii,. " Mr. Byag, saJ Ihe I osheyeadeut Ireehotikr• id Middle sex " Mr. Smith, end the Cause of Iteligioue Liberty." The Merywie of - I* avedork, and the Indepreelent rree of the C0..1y of Centlers.lit,"—vittoth was streak With eathimartat llay Peekahent Press ewer be a Oho Hoods of Mew here Viper to defend it whose attacked, and Penni',le W conduct it with Moderation oiscii 14 SeriNay " " Vr. soil the adroit floods of freeiloin e tango Cosecs' of La " Aft I' WHIM time I..9rit l IlrH.t.sns retire& mu" Mr. Sari ru was ettlkil to the Chbor. A twr ..1 'tubby t 0.5.41 we're mit co, 1'84111;e Lit It 11rt wig seputultil fur the ul NAVAL n'TELLICENCE. `" P•IRT311013111, APRIL 3. ArviVed the Forieus gna-brig with a convoy from th; Downs. 111, Muje-t)'s ship I)ietator pa.-- b b . a convoy . •filte_ettnvoy fnr Cadiz mitt Giliraltar, last niuhl ) iti 'Vat mouth (Isle of Wigip.) vAi.nouTts, ePat i. Anriveil the !)tike of Kriat t, Captain 1.1,. with a Mail (wit up) from the I_u.\% ;ll lalatith.—Sailed the Orestri sloop or war with ature-ships. for Cnrk, and the FrGiicis i'lert;vz Packet, with a Mai . ' fur Cadiz. The Duke of Kent Packet had • passage or trout 'Custola 7th, and hul a s.. Thomas 9th March. PLYSintiTil, APR!, The Princess Cha►lutle has sent in it mud: i Melt prate. Caine iu the Dart, from Nlarleira, in distr.,.. SIIRERNIMI, AM!, s . Sailed His Nlajesty's ship Mercu r i us w i t h o con. ♦oy for Giittenburgli. The nest is expected t ., tail about the lath tn•t.-IVind S.W. DOVEIt, APItII..I. This mortiiii;, • fleet of AVest lniliansen l ip, one of which get no shore under Arehi f , ~, where the lay for upwards of too hour,: hut, the ass`staucs of our boatmen, the tide being ;l a , ing, she was got otiwitlinut any dammgv.-the wet. Cher. at the time she came on shore, %%lib Vel V hem On Sunday, a fleet of upwards 100 tail of le:- leis past down Channel, with the wind from the S.F. adore which it has come round to tile S.W. Fur these two days past, at intervals, a tiring ki beers heard from the Freneli coast ; but as we con sidered it to lie in honour of Bonaparte's 'marriage. a circumstance we lISTC hea.d so much uf, little notice was taken of it. MAC, APRIL I. Sailed Its Majesty's ship Vanguard flr jr. mouth. Arrived the Defenee man of war from Plymouth, bound to the Baltic.—Wind S. LIVERPOOL, APRIL 1. Arrived lb. William RathGuile, Capt. lienuan, Caul Demerara: smiled from thence .25111 Isis. la company with the John, Capt. T $ r, r , f or the Clyde, and the Thomas, Capt. Foster, for Liverpool; on the sth of March spoke the Melampus frigate, Capt. Hawker, in chase of a French tripte, awn its lat. 33.00. lung. 63. OIL on t'se 9th spoke the Colaisibits; ou the tath tell in with the brig Hem, Cumpeltuatt. %%id, the loss of her rudder—took out the crew, consisting of P 4 person., and left her siAtiug ; and on the •Stith evoke the transport, No. stt, with French pri.onrrt, trout tiusuloleupe. FRO3I LLOYD'S LIST. GR • visas D, YR 11. .3.-.Arf ITO lit .11 ur ) Us, Itia 113r1i, from Malts. The moon of the large property of tl e Litt Sic T. GASCOIGNS having devolved on a &stunt .ela.• tire, rec otly iti the service of Lord Yaanotocuit. is errossetros. fir Tnostas bequeathed rear!) the whole of his property , , about 19,0001. • year, to :11r. OLIVER, of Darlington, and in failure of heirs toile, to the House of Wentworth. A eauinber of boys frets Cievkeuwell hired a bat for an excursion on Sunday afternoon, near BiLck friars'-bridge, when J. CL•astu, sixteen years of ■:e, and another lad, heaving the boat tutu the barges, they both fell over the side, awl Ct. eras ■aa drowned ; his companion, with much ditli:ul• ty, war reeovercJ. . . Friday night the house of Mr. PAGe, grocer, iu Norton Frigate, was broken open, and the iron emit robbed of 5001. in cash and bank notes.— The daring ruffians sat down in a room, draiiJt sive. ral kitties of wine, and then decamped, Itaiiug two candles burning. COVRSE OP EXCHAIt Amsterdam el 5.1 U, Ditto at/tight 31 7 Rotterdam c. E 9 is I V. Raiabitres 30 o%U. Altruist 3o I stilL Paris Dittos Vs et HI Dourdesue sl t 0 Cadiz ..... 37 LC 31.t.lred 44 U. Balboa 4 1 Palermo ie34l. Per Os. Leghorn tit Nest •• ay Gilla01l ... Vattice u. .. si do. lost. Limbos 651 IE, Fatovir, MARCH 3G. Oparto..: ...... RS! Mu Janeiro.... p M alt a GiLialtar Jul Dublin si Cock BULLION. Portugal GordiaCoia and Bars per us. Forcaza is ....... Ne•w Doubloons New Dollars — 5 4.1 Skiver its Ran — 4 w Louts (rods) Agiu oil tile Hawk of Hoßat4l, per Cent. COAL MLA it 6 KT, 4. Miro wa. Price. Si .. Newcastle Cool Sneaks land mi6J: ..9leama •• ed. to —.. or. I _scotch do. . N. to 3 .. (;hiders a 490. od. to —.4 r•o• ramp. or wrocrs TarrEauAr. a per Cilia. Consols 8 per Coat. Nan vgi 99 9sl Irish s per Cent fist • India 94rods ErAbeipeer Hills 4 pima I du. p.m . . E.ic'..ls Lottery Ti. UM MI. be. Cumuli' for T. DISH, ct •.k-Broker, and 9, Clearing Cro.s 4, Ci MA Rai 41; ss D. D. Longs, Esq. to hittrialue, daughter of I.:est.-Gra Loftus. haturday inueskg et Chris Church. Conk, (leery Slreares West.. po, Cop of Ritlisood Villa, IL that coooty, to Elko, Jallihkr 4.1 . Wattage Jour. Esq. of Ct,ik !morph Meader £441 if the Kilkeney 111th e, to Mrs. Peines, *Wee of the late Cipiein Palmer DEAIIIS. Lately, after a Its day; ;loess. ht, het., her'e boo.. at grltuenitot kr, wet t;tegre, the llote. all 1 34 c J.llli l• Abbe Tsetotteiet of Its, leas Chapter at 1.1e,i. Is French skml. Dublin, %Ira. root. rehtt ea the 1at,..11. demob Foot, of IJohlin Lt Athlone. lio,lrttek Flatly, ashy tuts of Planck lialaY• E 4.1 of that luau. tilt trunJay, tile aft at het how, it, Upper Whip pole-eirret, to the 7941, year of her op, 1., ni g ht Ilottuar sale linty Charlotte orth, the uu'l s.orray...y stater iLe lat. 31.utioa of Hutt tugboat, is 4; seat to the pretest L.., I WAI AT I.OS DON 111(11..i. rills Uus a(er..y 4fleira4.o . utpllr•:4 isoril 11. C. 11:::V1 :110 I &Rd pulaltshed et the <Miry Nu. pr. V. • eLear. ts. hy J. N' If •II + 6 . 4.•:'•'• — • - • Aur Otis Pap. r. scud Wir tie DoNew. tr waa•p.uni), • dell etteuded t.. .r•.• , tent Si ' ('I " iI es.er eirol %ht. I Ir nr erg %ea.. 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