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ff • I. COMMITTEE ROOM, KING'S fEAD,• POULTRY, . ATILIL 7, tong. A industriouslyßeport having been circulated. that Captain WI LLJARS 411,1 not intetid to pri.ef to the ballot on Wednesday next, the Committer for eon: dortiog that Gentivinan's Eletron assures the Pruprietois of Ert laths stuck, that such a report is totally groundless.' The generous support he has received learnt the Committee mu roost to doubt 4Caphuo eaters The Crammer sits every day at the lirog's Head, where every essisisaisbeads• will Ite thwttfolly rereirwl. TO TOE PROPRIETORS or EAST INDIA SPOOK. LaDm, mitt GIENTLLSIEN, TIE v.r..at puhhc lorilitiplr nit which I IIlke.! beets Waimea to bore fee pour tuvp..rt, in the arduous contest in %ludo I non rogar.-.1, bring, I trust, holly soder . . stood, I should have waited in respectful sikisre for your decision oat a point sn eseautral to your niteresits, mid At the setae time so important to myself; but I ranuut Ik•lay ill mimeos my gratitude fur the almost miessitipled mud sponta neous promises of support which I have received thrum:limit may canvas, which are such as to rive Inc ve.y confident lopes sate the rvvull. I regret, as lunch ma any an. that . this mount should lave Mso ildayril until within sme wick of the election ; but 111101,0 catinwt lw imputed to . Ilne, w►co it is recollected :Imt I waited a deference to your Court of Directors, and in expectation of their esual recom mit...lotion ,1/ Inch, under the present peculiar circumstances, Well looked to with much anxiety) until the very last moment prescribed by your bye-laws fur candidates to da•lsre them selves, and aft, r which the Proprietors could have Iced nu Aoire the premet eketion ; and it is besides highly dr truseletal is my iuterest, inasmuch as it pi eitats lbw arcmu plishutrntof my eswisest wish, personally to captain my mo tives to every indivolaal Proprietor. My pertemi:oug tar a scat in the Direction Lavine already received the approbation of more than moo Pro,irieturs, I trust it is eat, necessary for Inc to repeat my 4,suratices, that, if I am elected, you Asal bud me iciltliginit and ems wientiou• greyest. I here the honour to be, Ladies and ticiittesseu, Lime, Head, Poultry•, Yogic must oLcdtent OrtV amt. • Ara is lao9. KOBLAT WILLIAMS. Atatit. s, tea,. AT a ou.arratis NIEE'rING of the 11 1 14()- PRIETORS of I:AST INDIA STOCK, held this dity at the King's Read, iu the Poultly Mr. Alderman' PitINSEP in the Chair , Resolved 'lowborn's!), That die publication of a Reso !alio' of the Court of Ditatiol7 dated yesterday, ren , lera it nrcemary to support some able and jolt peudetti vs a Candidate at the ensuing Geuesel Ejection on the 12th inst. That this is Lacoste the more imperiously necessary, since it appears to this Meeting, tint, thus accompanied, the AlliledllAtillfCSll of the Court, in favour of the silt Di meters wbo are out by rotation, implies, as to one of them, • reference to the judytneut of the Protoriehny at line, lathe; than u ouninmendatiou • and that the ten der of as mine nidepeodeut Candidate uu this occasion is highly expedient, for affordier the Proprietary an tip partook, of eiterrising their deliberate choice. And, therefore, this Meeting beg lease to roeummeed Robert Willtame, lag. as meriting the suffrages and sop. port of the Proprietors at lava,.. Rewired, That these Resolutions be signed M the Chair man, sod published in all the Morning mid F.reit''ng Nees papers. J. Mittelman. - _ In the amuse of Ibis mouth will br publialicd, with a Por trait of MILTON, engraved by ('oilier, for this Edition. sod a View of Part .4 Ludlow Castk, 11111 P( tf; !ICA!, WORKS of JOIIN Mit.- ..1 TON, in fieveu Volumes, Octavo with Notes of ruin ous Anthers. To which arc added, Illastrations, with aurae Account of the LIFE and WRIT I Ni iS of MILTON, ;ma with • Verbal Irides to the whole of his Poetry. By the Rev HENRY J. TODD, H. A. F. S. A. Hector of Allhallows, Lomb:ad-street, &c. . The Second Edition, with eciii•iderahle Additions. Print ed for the Proprieties of the former Edition. N. B. The Velem, containing the Lite and Verbal In dex, nay be bad Mate. 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We Circles at the Ci.nrt•siad of tin luau, that his Barsteby Rketchwell's LONDON CHAIt ACTENS ; or, AN Et: DOTES, FAIIHIONS, sad CUSTOMS of the I."IIF.SCNT C.ENTILtY, is 2 wk. price lbs. eathellished with eariass Plates, was prbloshed this day, April 7. gus ► The display of valour, firmness, mud resource, manifested ("mire; the continuance of the siege of sars g as, a , exceeds, me thick, any example of a si milairresidaucr, in the course of the last hundred years. We must remount to the desperate attacks and defences of the Dutch in the sixteenth century, at Leyden, at Heerlen', and at Alkmaar, to dud any parallel to it. knottier ferocious, bloody, amt obdurate ruffian, the fatuous Duke of ALV A, the General of Pull IP 11. then dispensed the severe decrees of Phividence, and scattered calamity over the worlrlaiere:Js APOLLO X does now. If the two dcfeuces made in antiquity, by two cities of an eient Spaia, Saguntum and Numantia, between which Saragossa is situate, were inure savage and desecrate, since, in each, the inhabitants, rather than fall into the victor's hastily, massacred each other; they manifested less acuteness and ability in withstanding, for SO lona tnne, and in ultimately repelling his assault., than the Arragonese have evilly exhibited. Saragossa held out from the eltli of June, to the 13th of August, and then compelled the assailarita to retire precipitately to Pampeluna. The siege of Sagisurnin lasted, it is true, eight unrolls; but Hess 111 A L took it at the end of that, period. The Citizens burnt themselves, with their hanses and effects. Si trio AFRICA XVII, the rival, and, it Lama, the conqueror of HANN/SAL, cap tured Nuinantia. After killing moil devouring each otlici, when their provisions were expend ed, the Gumboil set lire to their houses, sod destroyed themselves. But Saguntem and Nu. maiitia were fortitiAl cities, capable of making a long, as well as a regular resistance, though assailed by the greatest Captains of Rome and of Carthage. Saragossa was deficient in al most every reqrsieite for susteiniug the attacks of the. French forces. Its position, in the interior of Spain, reordered it so,werfeetly secure, as being re moved to a 111104 a 1 / 4 1/0C e from any frontier, that since" the war of the succession," and the peace of lTt,aeht, winch established the House of Hou R. sox on the throne, the Saragossans haul never seen a foreign eisciuy before their gates. In fact, the walk of the city could scarcely be said to deserve 4 the slew; rent certainly not, in a military sense. , We had occasion to mention this circumstance last summer, during the progress of the siege, in our remarks on the attack of Saragossa. Mud walls, and the decayed remains ofsoine Moorish defences, made in the thirteenth century, with a slight parapet, but without any phitform," comitituted their chief protection. In such a state of derelic tionand abanduittuesat hail CIIARLES the Fourth left this important place, the capital of the kingdom of Arragon, au,l the only city remainisig to Itiles oil the whole course of the Ebro, except Tortosa ; that 42000 reads, about 20 guineas, formed the total sum found in the nublic Treasury. The regular troops (lid not exceed :MO men ; while 17,000 Spanish soldiers, who might have defended their coun try, were sent by their imbecile Monarch to tight a Currie:tot adventurer's betties, and to occupy the comment'', or the insular possessions of the Crown of Demstark. We must coulees that such a Sovereign, who w as, in truth, a traitor to hilts self and to Ins people, merited to be deposed, and fed, for ther, ern:tint, er of his wretched life, at the expense and by the bounty of the ruffian who had dethroned him. history, ancient and modern, af fords no instance of a King more tame, inure spa rkles., and more titled fur his actual lot! That Nairot.tos coleinered Austria and Prussia, no man CHI di,hate ; but Clicacks the 4th surrendered Spain. The presence, the energies, and the invincible mind of '4l. 1.4 Ft) X supplied, nevertheless, every deficiency. Eseaping in disguise from the fangs of his Corsican rnoler at Bayonne, lie appeared /110(111g his conotryinen at Saragossa. He soon collected front 12 to 14,(w0 soldiers, who repaired to him from Madrid. A small division of militia, *tabled at Calatayud, likewise inure! him. To wank the end of June, about 700 more regular or irregular troops, found means to enter the place. Lerida, in Catalonia, supplied him with two 34-pounders, and u few shell*. Revolutionary modes, such as the precursors and prototype-sof N APOLCON. the Itoacariaaatt. the CoLcier D'likunots, the VADICRS ; and other Septeutbri zeurs, adopted in 1793, to procure sulphur, char coal, and gnupowder, were set on foot by the Ar ragnnere patriots, with considerable success. Yet, by the end of July, they were completely invested by the enemy, hopeless of succours, . and daily suffering severely from want of provisions. Early in August, the French entered the city, possessed theinreliesof the greater part of it, amsl appeared to hare achieved the work. It was then that PA- LAFOI, iu rep!) to Moseav's offer of capitulation, answered by these %surds, " G I rut:Ai/lu." War ereu to the knife." _ Dtiriii.l the last eleven days, the contest was maintained within the walls, its the streets and houses ; as iis ancient Carthage, when taken by SLIM° Arntc*aua. Uut the strength of Saragossa lay in the men, and in the women, nut ns the works. Abhorrence of the invader rendered both sexes superior to personal fear or danger. The names of " A..eutTtsA SARAGOSSA" and of the Coonte,s 111,;•11TA." will be immortalized along with that of Pai.setsx. 0:1 the 13th of August, the French fled, taking the road to Navarre. When we reflect on these glorious exertions of national valour and iesistairce in Amnon, why hi we despair of similar efforts iu Valeueia, in Andalusia, and in sir many other provinces, as are yet unsubdised? It is loyalty, honour, and in dependence, that NAroxxori dreads, and that he cannot consoler, though Is Inn iniplison, or pit to death, Pst.ssux. We intuit fear he will do so--coolly and systematically. The language in which his prints speak of that gallant Spaniard, appear to indicate, and to prepare us for it. lie is now, a second time, prisoner at Bayonne ; and, if not speedily dispatched, will. no doubt , be removed. by Boaxestere, into the interior of France. Yesterday m K. Ilia .11AJWITY and Princess AUGUSTA, accompanied by Generals Srcticatt, Gwytuag, a n d FITZROY, Colonel TAY UM, and Lady , Tilvtthe, rode in Windsor Great Park, till belt-past twelve o'clock. The Doke of CAMBRIDGE left Windsor for Ken sington Palace ; as did Lady MACKINVEISI.D, for Sherbortie Castle, yesterday. On Thursday morning the Duke of YORK ar rived at Windsor, from Outhiud,, on a visit to their Ms.tioatti, and will remain till this day. The lineheas was also expetied, but is itideposeil with a violent cold. Sows after, the Doke rode on 6oriielaick, with His MAJESTY, the Duke of CAIN IIItIUGR, mid Princess Auntisrs ; accompanied by Lord Altritot ; lady Tina ; Generals SPE/6- GWYNNE, rummy, and MARBERS; Count Nlumerva, and Col. TAYLOR. Vester(hty a Court of Directots was held at the East India House, when the under-mentioned ships were thus stationed mill timed, viz. Henry Addington Captain Kirkpatrick —Bengal direct. Tube allowt tin 14111 of April : to Grarearnil 311th do. slay there so days, and be in the Downs, 6th June. • Charlton, Captain Wood ; and Wisdh aiii , Captain Stewart —Madeira sod Mensal; Lady Luallington,Captain 'Swindle; Borsht bruntana, Captain Markeaun ; William Pitt, Capt. Crowder; Sir William Pultenty, Captain Chrirtiipliet— Beard direct; Cantu, Captain Gaillard; Northampton, Captain Sanders—Mukha sad Handley. To be Windt Om 3111, April; sail to Gravesend 14111 My; stay them tweet, days, and be in the Downs 9th June. The Court adjourned at six o'clock till Monday next. A convoy for Opttenlntrgh sailed on Thursday Com the Norm It would thence appear, that Ministers expect to he able to continue upon a friendly foot. log with Sweden, and do not dread au immediate interruption of our commerce with that country. The transports, with the 16th Dragoons ou hoard, were expected to sail from Falmouth on Wednes day, under convoy of the Magiritime, of 36 KOMI, Captain CURTIS. It is generally supposed, that they are destined, along with the troops that LitelV moire' from Cork, and those now preparing to rail front Portsmouth, fur one comauti object. SPOP7'7`.II I‘trPI.f.IOENCE. NEWMAlikl,f't't:A% MkIETING, 1469. 1114:R111AT *NM 6. Gen. Grosvenor's Alllll3, Lett W Jersey's Lammas, vet. 71b. each. 1). 1. *p.p. 1., t asst Azalia Gen. Grosrenor'o oat. Mb. bent Sir C. Turuer's Chlurts, ost. slb. It. M. !taw. 5 to 4 uu IViu , dwell-bead. Mr. Crofro Borehole/I, 4 yrs old, Sot. WI). 'best Mr. Goal bares's Limas:di, 6 yrs old. est IW. Arrow ilia nolo Mugs. 7 to t u. ltsochoaal. Gen. Gsossetior's Woodwell.head, 1 yrs old, Sot. beat So' C. lionbury's bl. c Osoorer, 3 yrs aid , 9st. bulb. 'foul r old Course, *Sis. 6 to 4 agst ISeodwM4he :d. Mr. Thornhill'a Haltibina, beat Sir C. :lamer's Bramble, lit. 41b. each. At.. M. loop. s to 4 on A Subscription Plate of 501. for d-yr olJe carrying list. 7th. 3-yr olds ost. sib. 4.yr olds lat. 131 b. Sr..y olds 9111. olb. 6-yr old. and used 9dl. 111, D. M. Mr. Ladbrolse's br. e. by 'Frumpish's., out of Doubtful, yrs old Mr. Guodierou's Iw, c. Choate, d yrs old Mr. tbellerman'o hr. la. IlGruk Lewis, 5 yn old. a Mr. C. Bustle's cit. b. brottser W 11tiJab.oq . 5 yro 4 1.41 C inosirirs ri. f. by Sorcerer, is yrs old. 5 Sir C. Turner. b. c. Chiropodist, by liartiaby,* yrs ad.. 6 D. oflit. Alliau's ch. h Snug, r. old 7 Geo. eitur's b. c. Wuudaell-brod, t yrs old. • ar La Jersey's be. Is Ipswich, 4 yrs old. dr 5 to : eget Mr Ladbrokes hr. e. Gi n Grorvenor's May, lust. beat Ld Loa tber's Pelisse, T.M.M. took., h. ft. 6 to 4 ow May. Mr. Forth's Wren, bet. n c. euge from Mr. Steploorwra's Mir Duubtfol, Ist. ;Ala. Two•yr uld course, twits. h. R. Mr. Croft's Darthenal, airs utd, art. 121 h. rem. dines hwe Mr. Stviibenianes Alive Doubtful, :r-yrs old, sat. '!'.Pyre old course, loop. Ld. Lueither's Pelisse, rot. 'lb. fee. R. from Mr. Popes Ferdinand, est. Ai. Across the Flat, lane. sop. It. • , O THE LITE EAU!. O F .11,18SAREE.h11,. .....r,,m.11.1.......... The late Earl of Mas,areene, whose will. has been the cause of litigation In the Irish Courts, between his brother, the preseut Burl, and his wi dow, was a most eccentric character. When a young mail, he west to France, and lived at Pans iu so exprissive • style. that hr was thrown into prison, where he remained until the lagintring of the revolution, when the gaoler's daughter, Mode inoiselle Mary Aune Bareier, proposed to liberate Imp, oil coailition lie would snake tier the couipa isiou of his slight, to which he readily consented, site being a very handsome fascinating young van =sill. though a deep brunette. Mademoiselle's bro theroceonspanied by a pretty youn 4 woman, who, we believe, is now under the protection of Major W ---y, s as also of the party ; and on their arrival in London, the Earl bestowed his hand and title un his kiud deliverer. The party soon after arrived iu Dublin, where a ready-furuitthed house was ta ken for them, but neither they nor their suite speak ing English, mid the tradespeople its Dublin not being at that time geodes' enough to under. stand French, many laughable incidents were the result. When they wished to give directions fir any part of their dress, * servant earned • card with Parks nous Francois ? written oil it, which he isreseuted on entering the shop ; and if the per son thus addressed answered in the affirmative, he carried the party toreceive the directions of the Earl or Countess ; and if nut, he went oo to the next shop, until be executed his couimission. The Earl at that time always:ay on the ground on a inatiram, in the corner of her Ladyship . s room, wrapped up iw a blanket, and Hever %caring a night-cap, he ass ot ten taken fur a peat slog. It was undo' au erieute for this strange coda's's, that he load contractial it while in root' to Paris. where he was refused the accout modatimi ofa bed.—Tanis Lally he afterwards used extremely ill, rendering it imposwible for ber to continue with I ; and the late Lord Clint, when Chancellor of Ireland, wits obliged to in terfere, to give her a provi.iuti. he died in the yeas isoo, after suffering many years di:— tress from ill health, unit the difficulty of pro curing her allowance frosts his 11.ordslitp, alio, while she cohabited with him, never allowed her to have a guinea in her pocket. It appears that the pre sent holy treated his Lordship in the same manner. By the late decision at the Assizes of Carrickfergus, in the cause, Lessee of Earl of Mussareene e. George Doran and the Countess of Massareetw, his wile, which was determined in favour of the. Phautiff. the family estates, which are cousidrrahle, are re stored to the heir at law, and Antrim Castle will be again the meat of splendid and elegant festivity. _ Mrs. JORDAN zrri="7,“ Trs'is day for Bath. When fakir leave of the audience, at the Opera (louse, on Thursday last, she was so much af fected by the circumstance, and the reiterated plaudits which she received, that Mr. WR0111614 TON was obliged to assist her off the stage. Mr. C. FABLE, who wits suddenly taken ill in the part of Egerton, on his last performance, was, yesterday, much recovered. Licutenaut FITZ-CLAIIRNCI was expected, last night, at Carleton-lilmise, to take leave of his Royal Ilighneas the Prince of %VAL'''. preparatory to his departure, with his regiment, for Portugal. The pablic will hear, with great pkasure, that the amiable and interesting Mrs. H. Suwon, is returned from Edinburgh, and will give her power ful awistaisce to the Drury-Issue Company, at the Lysvain, in the Strand. Madame CATAL %NI, in the kindest and hand somest manner, will glee her amistatice, oil Mooday evening next, in the opera of Sentirnaside, for time benefit of the Drury-Lane eornpsny. Mr. TAI Loa lends his whale Opera Corpt, as well as, ill , Ballet, rree of all myelin-, for the same belleVO. lent porpose. Canterbury Races are fixed by the Stewards, to commence on Tuesday, August the lAth. The dividends will he paid at the Bank of Bug land on Monday next--on Tuesday Parliament will meet—mod on Wednesday monmig the Grand State Lottery begins drawing; when 1,000 Tickets will be given, besides the probability of ping tour 20,0001. two. lOrOnul. two 5,0001 six 1,0001. ete. Bte. Sec. Now or Never says Carve., No. 8„ Charing 04:P.P.—Those who neglect the note will SeVer have probable so favourable an opportunity ; and, t hough the balk of the Tickets are already disposed of, ft very often has happened. that the Capitals have seep among the Tickets sold by him the cloy be fore the drawing.—Against that slay he has secured an ample supply of Shares for his numerous cus tomers. • .. ..• • Thai day a yeadaishad, in one large eulame 'Acme°, price is. tid rrHE lIISTORIof DON 'FRANCISCO DE a wlaAr4l)Ali Attempt to ctfect • Revulution in South Marie; in a Selina Lem', EyJANIt . ...z BIGGS. Second Edition, Revived eurrerted and Enlarged. To which art atomised, Sit:ETCHES of the Lll k rf MI AA NDA. mi.! GEOGRAPHICAL NOTICES of CA RACCAS. " nautilus tenlni to Ambition, they do plot unlikely 'sears " SM•IIIIIIIPIARZ. BUM= Relate.% I.ned.r% : Re.printed for Bberwi Neel,. and Jests, Paternoster-cow , and God Jard., Pa 11,.„ ,.„ „.)., ~_ . 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Of them lively and interesting Memoirs, in which, " with au rusty and eaqui+•te p.uril, the Author has painted the e►ief t•ltaradsrs of the Court of Charles the Second, as they were with great truth and spirit' ilescritic.l to him by Count Gratin tttttt t," an Edition is here uttered, printed and satin bah d in a style of Oct:mitre suitable to their merit, and it a f en§ more cum eiiirtit than any' in *Web they hove hide ito •speared. The T r aiist.,l ao t o has been carefully revised, and a fro add& have been mole hi the flutes. tending to throw hglit upon sorb passseis :ta had escaped the antic ui the fo►mer vareilent sus:Auto'. From the extreme scarcity and high prier of the• 1...1 , 4 Editioa, the Proprietors f.•el ron• Racnt, that the present will mect a ith a fotuumble reception fine" the Public. Lately . was published, in royal ..en. price vas. ui busr.is, elegantly printed by bensle), oath *Number of large Ge aealogirel TalAra, A CONNFA;TED MEItIFS of NOTES, ea the CHIEF. itEVOI.VTIONS et Slit PRINCI PAL STATES whirls c.usposed the Ell PI ft 1: tvf et- LNI AGiS E, fromi his Colon:Aiwa is Nl4, to it. ,11 •AOhlimil llaoli : thr firriea;og;e• of die Imperial lionise of II -Ts - I srgh, aided the Six Sevular Electors tif Gurni-itly twit ur Kunsan, Gll'lll3ll, V.,urli. mot r.n4liilr 11eladA111.F.S 1111 - 1 . 1. FR, Fay Printtil far A. Whtsit ;1 0 4 1,C0. llorare'*-Ilead, Fleet-street. " Mr. 'Butler srer 4 to sod prominently ealtihdit only those points anti events errilu'whleh important conacituences have followed; hut, whiFe the result of *necrsaftil et *retches are alone rounnunicat• tl, &it the investigation* and control-re sits which hare led tothrio are omitted, the town approved work, is whit h they occur are 'totaled out at every step The accurate and distinet Geographical statententa with which we ate prevented I. this voldme, equally ehallt-nge praise with the perip - emus historical notice. which they il histrate and coniteet . The mei it •uf Ilw present performance b.-,r the impression of the Author's l'rokssional habits the resole. finds brought bef.we hint all the proper parties • ileseliptiviis art' set forth—their petligters tlettored— their possessions defined--their leisure traced to descent, grant, or purchase—their civil or spiritual relations deve loped—and the tloctritses and mastitis, feetial and legal, which governed the age, applied to their trinsactions."-- Monthly Review, Nov. 1507. th- sense publishers .nay he had, uniformly printed with the 8/10•0!, Mr. Butler's 110It.E BIBIAC.ii, 4t h vols. las boards. Mr. Roller's 11101tili JUI)I(7I.L, sal edition, 91. boards. e e e Ttß►' FAIR 1011 D I WY, No. IV. is 1111Aruidably post poned toad Muntilay ; and no Tweedny will appear a swat ettrw•rd,nary ,frliete, which, although art twat* flute, and Fwrning a part a thy Duke of case, the Pub lic have mu ides. THE BRITISH PRESS.