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• • 1 , Mali eissided only of that, MI Ouch • PISKTVe of forte, I had stioseeded in breakiug ml have bests soccessfully ea said, that the French d the Tagus, and a pas. I Waded ota a former o e . as his reason for that op t . tad alluded to that passa . . v ., ore, he did not mean to gin, d for thinking that it via, al and other Officer had in their power to prevent it. had stated the saute opinion laity. This proved th a t h e idea without num. Tile ad stated. that if he (Sir A. d a certain measure, that Item adopted; but the fact vas is that situation which there to give advice, though army, anti wu known to pos. bolsters; uotwishstrusJing ;,11 H. Bo rrard to two different both of them Fleeted. fie f the Convention too low; less to resist the judgment to had another conception of at the H.o. Gen. dealt fairly lie charged them with wheat to do with; they were not lure of the Spanner!. then:. there was a risk in attetnpt. , but then it was a risk suet to at all times ready to in. that the error was generally il of our soldiers. The 51 , 4. mai erroneous, and to that w e failure which had been at. upon the Ministers of this et to the line of retreat, h.: , r who conducted it had 1114 e one in which he procertfoil; ag, he would undertake to of retreat wits preferable h. zed to the Committee fur so long ; but as the Ho determined to hare a debate could not avoid saying so said a few words in expla inion. einarked, that the Right eil, that Sir Harry Borrurd his opinions, arid that he ur) possessed the rwutideiu•e i was st the head of the war dered the case of Sir Harr♦ because, if the eveut had twos, the merit would hare t defeat would bare been ins LESLEY explained. that he . (mid utcuse Sir Harry Bur -1 told that he was respou sett after Sir Harry Burred id of }he army, he telt him 'lto explanations. He err. e habits ui couthiesce with arry might pot have trues* Hurry ou the suhjett was endation to take his advice ; not buuud upon soy pris. d the diseuasion, by advert he estimates, upon which he The first was, respecting he Ordnance Establishment, its yew-. 10,0001.; and last au increase in both ,earl of es a sum of 55,0001. for the at Plymouth. Upon this the House should be first iutended to be constructed e called on to vote such a them. He also found the :ins for foreip service. Of uw what'quautity had been he beard complaints of a l'here was also an item of which seemed to be ex tended that we sbould he a all the world. R stated, that QOO,OOO stand :o Spain, of which if appear .ntli Bulletin, 140,000 steads • Fresicli in Madrid. The increased 15 or 16,0001. by ad been found reasonable to iousirs on the establishment. re, it certaiutly was not 111. wee with it, but inertly So • Fever it should he ueiesinty. ion was also chargeable w he article. said, the questiem of wise come under diseumble in the Rome, and 110 - lediald elf merely to so sudine.— i had been certainly sent to all parts. East, 'Fist, sod rt had actually Wu vocci red. r ere on their way tbere; but after they had arrived, he ernment. answerable. Tae ha exertions of Gnverrr tires to Austria, Ru se, o much could be effectc,l. explanations, the following ad agreed to :-- • Losopao "SW 4,7 3 6506 0 1 $9,74111 ram Britain, for lb. atom,: nisi Loisliet Clergy ullan4l. sal Ainslie% I' ~: 160,3te soviets ........ ILA . ',pee fee be* ilosees of el.7ee eu.stoo of Bow.etreet rake liteGOO Celrintl of the lector Oar 5,4041 hill. Weal le t ese flooe,..eu sarriereelM4 Ittlesia 7,ette t ~- • • • The !locale being resented, the Reperttras br tiered ha be received on Monday., • •WAYA AND 1111.Abix. The House then resolved itself into the Com- Mace of Ways end Means, in which Mr, Fosvca moved the renewal of the 'venal Excise Ucties upon the breweries and distilleries of Ireland, toe this year, which was agreed to, and the report was ordered to be received on Monday. Upon the Motion of the g —IIMETA RV at W ss, the Home resolved itself into a Commttte on the Mutiny Bill; the Rep ort of which *us received, nod ordered to be taken into Consideration on Tues day. The Howe in • Committee went through the Irish Flaxseed Bill. The CIIANWILLOII of the EXCitill 11 MR gave no. tin, be would, on Monday, move for an Issas of Exchequer Bills.—Adjourned to Monday next. essse=mwr IbKB/C N I,vrELLIGENCE. PA PRIM FAO% PEI. 1. The day before yesterday His Imperial Mai...4y, • after uta*ii, gore audience to the Foreign Ministers, on which pa:salon Hama Vander Dila was pre sented to His Majesty by the Dutch Ambassador, Baron Verhael. MKIN, FES. 15. His Prtasian Majesty has given orders to inquire into the state sad condition of the foetrasen of Rense and Spandau, mod to supply them with ar tillery. ammunition, and provisions, as far as the defence of the other fortresses will permit. Tbe magistrates of the different places have also been ordered to make return. of the number of men It for service. By an order of the 46th Deeentber, of last year, the ?million Caitirret ha. anottahed the dnitinetim which hitherto sulnisted between Protestant and Roman Catholic subjects. with regard to their re , sPective civil right*. on account of the loyal and sextons attachment to their Sovereirn. which they evinced during the late unfortunate war. Their Prussian Slajesties left Petershurgh en the . 31* January last. His Imperial Russian Majesty attended them to the confines of the district of Pe tendeurgh, and they were saluted by lot pos. During their %toy in Petersburgh, they received nntuerous proofs of the friendship of the Imperial family ; and ;oho, according to report, a million of do. its, en account elan old debt due from Russia to Anicag the fetes given in honour of their Aga 'tics, that of the French Ambassador's hotel • Ile far mat splendid. Their Majesties are Jived in Memel the rites inst. in the evening.—(Ley en Choleric. 6.11.4TATV11 II AIWA, 241. 11. /iv ..•• The province e:stre we are at present is one of for sae!iest and toast populous in Spain. The coun try elf,rs a twisty of picturesque vows, and we • have plenty of breed, wine, and mutton. Saragossa, where the remainw of the army which wee defeated in Ttidrla has taken shther. contains at present upwards of 1 1 20,000 souls, and 40,000 men its arms, which large numbe r cannot but accelerate the surrender of the plate, where. as it surrounded on .4,U side the utiuoat scarcity of pro . Orono WALL naturally proved. • The Duke of Abrasives (Julio() is now besieging the town with the ! t ill 'corps, and with the division of General Sne het ; we are covering the siege with soother division. The town has been blockaded ever since the gist of December. The works and trenches are already pusitiesi on to the gates of the town, and the botaberdment is kept up without intermission. le abort, witlima fortnight the place must surrender. When Saragoma shall have been subdued. Arrsgon is not likely .t 6 make any further re antance, and all Spain will be conquered ; for all the inhabitants who remain in a state of intim , - twins% have tired their eyes on Sara4siesa. LINTZ. Irma. d, (Dirt frnacC.f The anxiety which the reports rd - ;i new w ar is Austria had occasioned, has been auguseuted by ths late measures of the Court of Vienna It is certain that - wine fight corps are to be formed. which will be test to join different regiments— . -Oilier military preparation, are likewise making, sod uisgasinea are (swiping is Bohemia and Aus tria. M. Vassbeuder, who, in the late campaigns, was principal Coonsimary to the Mistrials army, hits beau again appointed to that post. and the Cameo de Gruime, formerly Adjutant-General its the Archduke Charles.. has heen, we bear. - appointed Adjutant to the Emperor. The Archduke Ferdinand is to take the chief cum *and of an Anstsian army in Bohemia. if war siewld tweak out. asset Comic Bellegarde will coin - Snead an army is Carinthia and Carniols. In the mean time, several Generals who commanded es the Turkish frontiers have been recalled to Vivian. Many persons, however, doubt, whether the arch duke Charles approves of the measures of the Court. and will be willing to enter into a new war. In the conferences which have been held on the sub*t end at which both that Prince and the ArcUulte Ferdiosed, the brother of the Empress were present. it is enl4, a new general levy was 7:4 4 r , 4 ad Misread measures propoAed. to ren *the people. 'rhea moat cape limajliridilli s hery affairs. estimate the whole of at 143.0041 men ; but it is not .•4L be liVe train of artillery sufficient for' Int Ws, seen.—(Leyders Courant. Frb.27:l %MINNA. FEB. G. A Courier, sent off by our luterinincie at Con -o"tiffolifes M. Stunner, has brought intelligence to the Government of • new insurrection of the Jesimarirs, which he. been very bloody. and by "'hick the Porte was obliged to conclude a peace with nd. The Courier left Constantinople la M & of weary. The fi rst consequence th die hie been. that the Russian Generals have off allamsrounication with the Turks. The f t ; i lisis have bought up a great quautitv of cotton et Smyrna. and paid for most part 4/t it with colonist commodities. They do nut issit)iw a vessel to pen whiCh is laden with cuttou and bound to Trieste. Tit Gatti* contains the following slack, uoder . the head of Tertiary : " Os the ash of .satinary pester was concluded betimes angtsled mail the Sublime Potts, by the English- Mlidetee, Mr. Adair. earl Hakki Effrodi, in coosfrpledos of which:all the ports in the Turk ish espied see ern to the . Ifinglish ships. This LONDON, SATURDAY. MARCH 4. PE iCE BETWEEN ENGLAND AND TURKEY. We have received Dutch Papers to the leth last, the contests of which are of importance. It is stated in an article dated Vienna, the Bth last, that • treaty of peace between England and Turkey was signed at Constantinople on the sth of Ja nuary. It was nrgociated by Mr. ADAIR, and the Turkish Minister, IIAaLI EFFENDI. The Russian Lienerals bad, in consequence, broken off all com munication with the Turks. This important event is said to have been produced by a new cud san guinary insurrection of the Janitsaries in Constanti nople. Another article in the Dutch papers, dated Lint:, February the dth, will be read with interest, as it strongly corroborates the reports of the probable renewal of war between Austria and France. Mi litary preparations are making, and magazines are funning in Bohemia and Austria, and a new general levy is spoken of. The whole of the gustrian re gular force is estimated at 143.000 men, but it is very deficient in artillery. In the event of a war, it will be divided into two corps, one under the Archduke FERDINAND, in Bohemia. and the other iu Carniola and Carinthia, under Conut BELLE ••••.nc. The Archduke CHARLES low been ap pointed Adjutant to the Empalme but will not have a command. as it is understond he dimly• proves of a war with France at this moment. The accounts from Spain. in the Deitch Papers. are to the kith or January, at which time JUN OT was besieging Saragossa. The Spanish force in that city is estimated at 40.000 men. Their Pm/atm! MAJEBTIRA left St. retersbargh n the 31st of January. nu their return borne. Ills IVl•Javelt has abolished all distinctions be tween his Prctestant and Romeo Catholic subjects, -.. •• • • with regartrto cioU Agit% ow aocesata their sy and reahurs attaa►apOn to him in t►e late war. This is a wise surd liberal policy, worthy of isai tstisa. Eleven of the sixteen Gottenburgh Mails dot arrived yesterday. They throw no light upon the political state or views of Sweden. Their prinei- pal article of intelligence is an account of the last convoy which sailed from Oulu:room, in Det:',inber. for England; with some of the losses sustained by our shipping, which it mentions, we were previ-' tritely acquainted. The following perticinars respecting the Nest squadron, and its escape into Basque roads, were communicated by an °Seer of the Naiad, faulty. arrived at Plymouth. They agree in entsstaints( 'with the account received lig Guvertement, and may. be depended on as correct :—" The French aqua dron, consisting of eight sail of the line mod two frigates, were first observed by Admiral STOP WORD'S squadron, at day-light, on Friday morning, etanding into Basque mods. By half-past seven Macy hove-to iu the roods. and before e, live stran g c .aril were seen booing N.N.W. and as they did woll'itoewer the given Signals, it immediately a r . posted to tbe Comae they were enemies. Our squadron then bore up, and chased the enemy hi the N.N.W. until the signal of recal was made by the Carer; the Madded then hauled her wind, and stood towards our squadron.—Soon after nine, the strange ships were found to be three frigates, chased by the Amelia and • bilterell brig ; made sail to the north, and a little Mgr leo. the easoy's frigates took shelter wider the batteries of fist& d'Olonne, where they were Sees attacked by the Cow. Defiance, Donegal, einitaitet, Ennrad. we reennelia. A continual Are woe kept up for near tie. hours, when it cooed. The /AAA at this time, was at a great diatomite. sod eedd set know the result of the action, but mac iambi can be entertained of their having telese . et destroyed the enemy. By one o'clock I spoke the Alcmene, amid pointed out the situ sties of the enemy. Before four, the squadron • poll" Captain ilicaeseoan's orders came up, con- IVO% of four sail of the her and Indefatigable Aleuts. Captain B. gave information that the enemy's squadron had.escaped from L'Orient, amid concluded those were the frigates just attacked.— They then directed their course for Admiral Stop fossi's sqnadron. of which they were nearly in sight. On the following day the Saint, fell in with the Cuckoo schooner, and learnt that Sir .1.. T. Duck worth's squadron could not be at any great dis tance. She immediately returned to the squadron, with the intelligence received from the Nailed. ' " Sir J. Duce.woara bad been dispatched off Ferrol with eight snit of the line, under the idea that it was the enemy's destination. " The Lyra, Capt. BINIAIIs, SIRS dispatched by Lord GAMBIER to the squadron to ascertain purlieu- Ws, so that we expect the result to arrive hourly ; "The enemy's force at Rochfort consisted of one litre-decker, to two-deckers, one .50-gun ship, the ?mato, and four frigate's. At Sable d'Oloune, time frigates. " The L'Orient squadron had not formed a jaw. tion with the Brest fleet. "The British force with Admiral Srorroito con sists of three sail of the line. four frigates, and one brig; with Capt. BliltC111011.1) and nearly in sight of Rear-Admiral STOPFORD, four sail of the line and one frigate." FORCE CEDER •DISIRAL STO ..... . COOLS (611,14) Deliaote 74 .• .. Capt. Hialkami. • Dump' ja . Cajt. Hernial. . Amethyst .....• $6 .... Capt. Seigneur. Attie.. ... $6 .... Capt. Wolfe. Emerald .. Ds ..... U lB ... Capt. Abdy. lORCS CIIDER CAPT. nanasraals. Theseus Valiant .. 74 .... Capt. Bligh. Triumph 74 .... Capt. Hardy. Reyes', 74 .... Capt. Paget. Alcmene •• .... Capt. Tremlett. Total, seven salt of lbs has, free friptes, and one brig. Basque Roads constitute the outer harbour of Rochefort. mam==: ; ma The case of G mere. .-e.aysitike was discussed last night in the House of Commons. The final decision upon it was . postponed until Tuesday se'nnight. In a desultory conversation, which took place last night in the House of Commons, upon the late Campaign in Portugal, Sir ARTEMIS WF.LLESEST complained that Geueral Bs:lamina did not follow ' his advice after the battle of Vinteire. Extract of a letter from Captain novas, of the Harmony, dated Cirlserrum, 29th January, 1809 : There are about 60 sail in this port bound to En gland. The last convoy sailed from hence on 22d, with His ilantsfrir's ship Sakttie, but only nine vessels got out of the ice. 1 sailed on the sth inst. under convoy of His MAJESTY'S ship Orion and three cutter brigs, with almut 70 sail. The dent was dispersed in all directions; the men of war brought tai under Bornholm, with 14 sail only ; neatly half the fleet are missing. I saw the Danes capture two of theta). We have accounts here of 20 sail being captured and four lost. On the 14th I arrived here in companywith about 14 soil ; on tlio 16th, 17th, and lath, about twenty sail more arrived." The public will derive much satisfaction in being informed that the reports of the great morta lity amongst the troops lately disembarked at Ramsgate, are entirely void of truth--aliont six hundred men have been received into the hospital; out of which nnnther. not more than tomptv-three balm died : the greater pert are no. in a state of .eonvalcocence. • MAIMMON, laJrll4llll4lol, 4WD Gila.. VOCAL COMBAT. The third of these elegant Eetertainuseris was given, lag night, at the New Roans, Ifseerer squire, mid atfonled a great treat to the nume rous musical enietestrs, who basoured it with their presence. The Concert opened with the grand Overture to SANSOII. A beautiful M. Tersetru, Odic weaccende it core, wee sung with exqui site taste nod science _I/ Mrs. 1341.L1M0 ' 51•- dame BIAN C HI, and Mr. HARRISON. true and beautiful new Lad-C violin and violoncello, by Mr. Werc Ituxatr, which was loudly applauded.. lowitr o - new glee was sun reset Sweet IitLI.INGTIT N. Madame lhascat, Mr. Suit Mr. lltirri.onow. and rapturously The sir is Dr. ANTIS'S, barmoisised by Mr. 011' mos: To keep an wade Imp 1/1 Wine lamer word seem bard ? Farb teibeete lest hoe esey, Mae leve lila sweet reword! The Doe, does easeiweisietwg, Felten* so telt severe • _ The (tweet reward &rest L' • - Of bonny sp the year. , - - The whole perforiasuce was is tie whine sod taste for which these Concerts are remarkable, and received applause. The rooms were full. Aithe COmpany were— Their Royal Hitfbasesee the Dukes of s • • C bertand, sod Suess ; Saris of Deridep, V , wroth suitPomfret ; Couseese of IT Howe; RieJammee Hall; Leeks Ditvespet i l l e , ivilses, Erskine,ami Gibbs ; Gown& &Aim sad IDOL Early yeeterday inorniog the Dukes of You, ChnitalLA D. and Can DILIDOS, paid their resomels to Their Mennen and the Peiticesses, preview to their leaving town f o r Wi n d sor . Hi s Mutate set off, about ten o'clock, in his travelling carriage. Her Me.; ten and the Patscesses followed about twelve. Thursday evening Their Maessetts had • select party at the Quass's Palace. On Thursday Miss COURTNeY, daughter of the Iste Bishop of Limp., was introduced to Her Menses, at the Drawing-room. u m . hay being appointed a Mali of (Inoue to Her MAJIIIITY. in room of the late Miss Biala Lane. Yesterday the Duke of oar held a public day at his °Bice in the Horse Guards, and gave an audience to the Marquis of ileseesr, mad a num ber of Military Off errs. Mr. reactive*. will give a grand dinner, this day, to a aumerous party, at his house in Davissiag street. The new play of 71e Ezik is loveless's, at the Exeter Theatre, and will be got up in the course of this season in the most superb man«. The Bulletin at Chuhsondeley-House, yesterday. woe« labs« : Lord C is going es satswode well te day."--Ilareb 34. mtg. The Marquis and Marchioness of Animas intend leaving town in three weeks, for Ireland. Viscount MALPAS took an airing. yesterday, fug the first time since his indispositiou. The Marquis of HUSTLES arrived, yesterday, at Richmond-house, Privy-gardens, from Scotland. Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM FitaillAlTLE will give a grand dinner, next Saturday, at their house in Statihope-street, May-Fair. The Countess or CARMAN/TAM', grand root, last night, was numerously attended. The Earl of Uinatous gavo a grand dinner, yesterday, at oft House. to his Royal High ness the Uuke of Cy eIIeaLAND, and seteral other person. of distinction. Lieutenant-General Sir GEORGE LUDLOW, in consequence of his retiring from the Staff ; ha s relinquished the command of the Kent District, and it is miderstbod will be succeeded by Lieut.- General the Hon. Joan Hoes, who, it is ex pected, will fie his residence at St. Stephen's, i mra i the mansion lately occupied by Sir G. Leeeow.'ll It has been suggested that every Theatre in the • ° United Kingdom should gives benefit iu uid of ti! ail rebuilding of Drury.l tine Theatre. Died lately, at his house at Ramsgate, at • re advanced age, the Earl of Durimoas father to Lad/ AU‘tsTA D'AIIEL•N D. Me is succeeded is his titles and estates by Viscount FINCASTLa. Anuther duel was fought on Teesday in a field leading from Wornswend Scrubs to Bays water, between a Mr. SCATCliart, a Medical Stu dent, and a Mr. Hananovrt, an ()Boer belonging to the Marine Shia; iti which the former was wounded in the eittoi hand in the first Amt. lie was conveyed to his apartments in Charlotte -street, Fitsrov-square, and on Thursday his hand woo are petatid. The duel originated iu consequence of a dispute relative to some military operations in Spain, atµ eoffee-house iu Oxford -street, an Mon day eight, wheu the officer shad triaged his « IverssrJ. The following is taken from The Bristol Gaulle. of Thursday :—This morning au -unfortunate af fair of honour, between Mr. S— and Mr. P—, two gentlemen of this city, wax decided. in a tido near the Montague Tavern. The parties weiv attended by their seconds and. by agreemeht, fired together; at the fir s t discharge of pistols Mt. P— was wounded in the upper part of the thigh. After being taken from the ground. he suffered amputation, and is, we understeed, since deed.— The meeting tdok plate in consequence of a ten underetanding at the Theatre. A duel was fought, last w eek, at St. Own's. Jersey, between a Captain C---,and a Lieutenant P--se, of the 47th Kegiruent. The former ;alt a finger the first fire, when the seconds later feted, and accommodated the iliffereare.—Ter: eanseof this glfair of Ammer hes nut transpired. Mr. ReLay, who petfornied Sir Peter Yeah,. at Drilt-pace Theatre, being 4isappoireell. by the recent celonity. of an engagement, r Ilermaud. to open ifte little Theatre in Cullienem street, with • solute& Eutertainment, ebreily his own'eouiposition. ring snider the patronage of die- Cavilled risk and fashion. Much swescireut may he espacead *era the Author of The Itine rant." ~- was er- Ie— • air l▪ 4,. la lllo ra. • - •- 80. n's led . he ow. et- IMO iia • - its I • cr. ut FT La • ler • t ng 14 ay all g• • ha. 4 'I•C ly. kie at 1 lye 1 4 jib 1 • • impeltsat iotellirnee was immediately transmitted to•tale principal commercial towns Is Europe,' ANia. and Africa, and a great change may be ex- ' peened in the trade of the great towns of the Le vant, and the price of most commodities.—(l64l.l TRIESTE, rca. 4. The English have taken a ship bound for this port, coming from Smyrna, w th raisins and car rants, because It laid e few bales ut• cotton on board. They will not suffer any cotton to be brought to this port from the Levant. They boy up tins article very eagerly, as ia several of their cotton mauutactures they (anima use their West I din cotton. In Smynia Moue they bal.! obtained 12,000 bales, exchanging for them West liwlia cominmlities. viz. cochineal and indigo—( Leyden Courant, Feb. 37.1 ILONINGSSERG. JAN. :?3. According to an estimate which hue been pub lished here, the Prussian army amounts to 42,000 men.: Of these, the regiments of the guards amount to 0,000, the other field regintrats to 50,000, and the brigades of artillery to 6,000. (lialuburgli Correspondent, Feb. 7.) BAYOXNE, FIR. 3. Within these two last days 15,000 Spanish pri ..asers of war have passed through this town. ,;:.s a letter from St. Ander°, it is stated. that Am are no longer any bodies of insurgents to be *snd collected in the mountains of Astdrias.— , (Publiciate, 9 rot/ omit**. JAN. QS. On board the frigate which brought the Russien Minister, Coma Strogoneff, from Spain to Trieste, was likewise the Russian Secretary of Legation, Baron . Molirenhtiet and M. Osikott late Russian Vice-Consul at Malaga. M. Biel li, the Interpreter, Acbanl, the Almoner, Denis, and the whole retinue of the legation. An unfortunate evident hatireti ed at Trieste. The above-mentioned M. Von Osi koff having been to a hall, given by the late Rus sian Envoy at Constantinople. the Chevalier Its- Husky, on his return on foot, by the sea side, fell in and was drowned. He was an estimable man. of acknowledged abilities, and is lamented by all his friends. GOTTEMI — M - 11 MAILS. •-•••••• GOTTENIVRON, ere. 21. The follow/I,k is an account of the last convoy . • ldad fteit Car!wrong, the Yid December, ta consisting of live British ships of wiwr itiit war, ivrediA ships of war, and twelve mer chie eassele. principally large Prussians. British vow* a( war, vie.— . Waft agate, dueled from die 2111i0b0 Clawed lowan *eke Me Ilbe aide, without sedisre or a-Wet—l...pet gemiels. OM* writhed die 11111 Jetweery, near Mahan, the ewe rewiltL....Urgent eine.teriet, in rowed by the Belts with degeldise. the Seth Deonraber.—Fare brit viten, {fly foe Is Ilstrabolss, eu the Sad of December, with bey downier wed there of bee ewew.—leeerser stoup weeder, =3 lest ear Toad, the ow* seed—Camial• die WWI hem Illielme Chwewel, =I ember% I into ste....Weeitalies kis c o der, tleidwithereo the hoed the Mb Jamey. wed pm let• the Swedish I pod • Tedmo--rraugbase long Meer, drilled Omagh the Wend the eh hivarry, end get Wee the !weal& port War liaises of the saartheatoreamels, chiefly leaded inn Balm psi% will,. low. bas.-•• - • , Deeetwaewtemial, drilla Nevegew,bentt Wade ea shore he dr Mime Claweek *lb. Dam, ea tie nth Jetweeri— liellsowie. Andress% *hew by the Dean ea the gab Joe— him endiew. Vadietierf, drifted twee the Baltic, with loan as herd- Ilstudertioe, Baker. Miami thrwagle she - -Itbeedi dit ' mod set shire bawd 01....1ui 5e Fr- finsandt _- January, :War Friends, Orinews, au Eisele% esseek takes by the Danes the 6th Jan. —Theo Davide, Salk alteadisd near Simons, corgi, sawed Minorca, Wegner takes by the he... the tomb Jan.— Nadicashda, Dodos, drilled into the Baltic without au. chars, returned with Danes on bused, and sank near Malmo, crew saved—Yesehkeusbal, Sassiburg, burnt by the Danes while nu Arlie the 15th Jan. sear Maltaw—Eniakert, Elisaitsh, and another Galliut, taken by the Danes lid' Haraker.k. Accounts have lately reached us of the Claudia ratter hating been lost on the Norway coact, with 14 of her hands, and of the lose of the Proselyte sloop of war on the A itholt. besides the loss iii tins qnarter of the Piercer and Commis, gou-brigs. I.'HE BRITISTIVIiESS• -