The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-29 00:00:00

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, DEC. s.—Letters from the : First Corps. of Observation of the Gironde, under the cetninarid ,of General it.moT,.rneution, that t 4, _Eartioz GS; r of Portugal, as,soon as he. learnt7thearrivalof the French troops at AbranteespAtlopted the rese • fut . = of retiring to the Brazils. AJO's,ailed, in rio, on the 529th of November. .General'ieNoT entered,_ Li b"vii en the 20th. He *was very faveurahly re., dived by the inhabitants. Stich was the confidence in the VrenCh; tilt the shops were nut, shut, nor Ws,* huniness interrupted for an. instant. ~ N A', Duc, 2.--Our army is now on the most ferinidablefueting: ,It has been increased by several., Parisi4ndeserters, who': have inlisted in our regi ments, so that . our military force is said to amount at present to 4,00,600 etledive men.- • The . court Gazette of this day contains the fol lowing article from Turkey,: " again disturhechitt.theliontier27: and, Eastern Provinces of , the. fihnurfffn , Empire. The followieg particulars of theipassing of: the zawa by. the Turks have been -itebivetti\from Sara. jevo, the capital of Bosnia : • • • • At the comineneement of O&ober, the body Of Ottoman troops on. the Drina, which amounted only to 16,000 men, was secretly increased by hoc eessive Ninforcements to 25,000. On the Bth of :p,...teber HA 3 4'lN PACII . assembled all his three at' Kraila, on. the .Buzawa, not far from seniza,4ncl on the Inch ,he . passed : the River.'. He Immediately advanced against the Servian positions; . but the lat-, ter fell back at every point, and in the evening the 'relics reached the Castle of Soceo. :On the *four, 1 9 110%:iog days the Serviaus matte several, attacks, and on the 15th, having rteeived large *reinforce. merits; they repulsed the NltisSehnen. Foll4,ing up these advantages,* they repassed the B . uzawa, and advanced to Warta, a few miles from Tarajevo. To stop their progress, 13Fauft ?Atli Vizirof Tra venicit, summoned a levy ctn. 77:esre againit tint Servians. He marched out of Travenicli on the istlf vial Qom) men. " Nothing- respecting the . evacuation :of Walla. ellia. or Moldavia his yet taken place. .. - A,new Bus - - riati corps has marched' front - I\lcillifew towards ti.vo Principalities, Gcneral * Princc Ara SUN!, Isritdier o f f this corps , is stilt - at 'liticharest,.whi ti:er PrinCe PaoSonow SKY has also repaired froM asst'. The advanced posts _have been again rein traced, arid. correspondence or cotumunication ith . Turkey is rigeronslyprohibited::.:', HAyalt, Dec, fo.—The day btfore . yesterday, an American Vessel, with a rich cargo of colonial pro duce, came in and anchored in .our.. roads, The 51:u aline Prole& immediately sent - On board her an Officer of the principal. Offiee:,antl . an Interpreter, Me. Officer put this question to , the Captain Have you not touched at England since yon luitted the Tinned States ?" " Yes,,"•said the Cap thin;" I was fortibly carried into Hymonth by art English Frigate." - Upon this ,deelfration; Was in dired contrclidion to the ;Decree respeaiug • ,the continental bleekide, the Vessel was, prohibited from entering, and an order. to withdraw . was inti mated to her. ' *. • - r • PARIS, Dec. 16,4—1 t is mentioned in' a Letter: from Lisbon, that General D LAftottn, coin wand ing the first 'division of the Army of. the Gironde; has been appointed Commandant of that city . , and Of . all the French and Portnguese.trook* ifl it. PARts, I)ac. 1 . 1.-.. We learn by the Letters from. Milan, that the 1 - 411w:rot . was expected there.on- the loth of December, on his return froni Venice. 'The Extraordinary Sitting of the. three Electoral .Col-. leges of the Ningdorn of It;rly IA as t o take pl ace co ihat day. Toutt4, Dec. 3.—GeneraPAlENou, the Cnunscl hlr 'of State I)octiv, Intendant. General of the,.‘le pat tnuotti . hctyond the Alps ,, and - Slit:st i A'.ii.mur,. Intend-, ant of the Crown, P r operty , ,lttiol - o4:Thr Vef l * . ` in cot;secinence of ordcrs frOrtt 14414144 the•T• l " - ' MA !Min, 1,40 V. 26.-.-Do n S T :,,L I - ( 3 . 0 ,1.1111ERS 1-); SCilt to ljis Escellettey.the Gr.:nd Admiral, the offi c iai account ..or'Lne e veitts \vlnch.took pbee BL i ew i t ;Ayres 40 the cour.st , lair July. . „ aie. Hi, msty, as a' l'ewai d for the ,estraordmitry in. 006 of, loyalty . 'glees by tilm ! city, IS4 the seiviFes tendered. by I.lon. ST. JAG° LIN trl.s. 41twexa,t Officers, ha.; docl,ircd th;it th e Coy cellitcubti Ay reiiM tce huhceforth 1.13ve the tide Ist I:;:te t illence-, and that its NlN;l;trjtc , , Fire to he 1114 1 3)0 11 Sr. J o tt?degoe t ... the. rink. of Field d, attd is 3.i,tainted Vice roy' ;. that:oll the: Orncerg W.hdto,ica Older him are to twprotni - Jted, and that the'-Vlt*cifio , 9natii the iewtadii which are. to be bestewed thds'e wh:, limit! dist M;dished theinAeWq9. • \llt :qNA.,'N 6 v. ( 47 , Hrhc. i p; piace have rvfittized. pasiiports-lii i i. 'Trieste, • U the intention 'of embarhing Malta. • - • ' • •• • . • 4.,t/GENT, intne Lnginecrs, and .Milsiary Officers, Wave received an Order to ; the environs. of itrannatt, to receive that. place, it Jihad. be. returned by the ,• 1 conforovibiy the last conventkin' :••Eiv.er,i,i Ott curs hoye likewise fleparted for the. envitAji CradisCa ; Itity are charged to receive that, tei oi y, Which 6 ceded to Atnitria by the Sart)e ConventiOn. 'VENICE, Nov. biajcsty theEm o - por r ;tr .. rived' early at Vicenza-, with their4 - 1.44,055es the liing and Queen of BAyit 104, ..liie;ciOmist.clioalr;.eit up the streets, and the public sentim6nt was that of enthusiasm; The two courts astiistati,iit the cure-' scutatiod 'of the Olympic l'haittre,„ 41 3 e, , -,V,tuperor retired at the end Of th,play . . He passed the night at Patina, and arrived very • late, .At the Polace Stra. Thislialtiee,.sitnstecl, on the Ilrenta, is what waa.for , 111V 1 1Y - ;he Vgili his Majesty reviewed hio troops Which weto in the envitonti at ,Str.i. Afterwards he hegati I. journey towards Ftlsintl kit was there that the 4maid , of out city' were assembled to Neeivti ' Her Higtmess• the Princess of Luce 4 ne« eoinpattied her august brother: • 'I be Pat risrch :of VtiNica ) . the Ministers of the Kingdom of Italy, - tihil tare 'principal personages who bad preceded the L;M:‘, pet or, were all invited on the OeCtlbiOn. ..* t the port of Fusina was covereiHvitfli,barks . decoi Tated with an elegance, a tastv, - 4MskillilFenee, and tor winch our country tsc'silrgularly Ye. stuffs, •fripgefe, feathers, and garlands. - The rich they find it impossehte to explain and beautitill galley ilestireed by:eheeity trireceii.e some: i - .' l l 1 a i.a his Majesty was rowed by goieatilieis' boleti:Li in W 4 that can ' i nr" ill 1 * that the Dispatches were ...... e _stol tee tutu any such u rge, white satin, berdered with gelds''' The maiinese, qt) thoti thpy boldly.: affilin g matin e e uree at bonne. 'e'iloug,i Lore! ,T It A.:: c - their own part, had prepared, a sumpteous bailie co- • Ia• I . 11 1 C vered with 'scarlet velvet, it • wag manned by the eottn's leareing.aud literary talents are well known, Marines Of the Guard: The Emperor ernberked in the galley of the City ; the Queen aryl the Princess the public are toldethatthe " pompous style" ,of the Cu ARMITTE Of BAVARIA' Were with • him ; he. t: as - - Dipatelies is not Isis overt, but w hat accompanied as well by her Highness the Princess - " ther e persons ene;loyed to writ; his Lfirdship's letters over again. of LPCCA, the Viceroy Princeethe Grand Vtoke 'of , BERG, and by, Ili Highness the Prihee of NIIOE-. 111111i15141314.," : Sir SIDN3Y. Seriet's Dispatches . • 3 CHATiG. 'llieboat wine the guard followed. • At - too, eccordipg' to these .Apposition Sages, h ate once, .on •the signal for departure, e all the 17 ) 1 ' 1 ' 1 4 - ' 1 under go ne , the satne . ,.dorneetie Inetefadure, , aed . spreng, as it were, limn the shore, mid in an inetant ' have heen worked up With tre-o.oertei t s tesetle t eof the, the sea was covered.. This tpeeement preeented a test, enchanting sp4 l 3, l cle, the whole scene : wee' at ' meg. Judicious tiCtiou." - They semi ee be quite once greed and captivating. it lasted for about-half - ti ro: di e t' at: te e , el t .ee i e reteelereiey are me ee og er , Oil an hour ; a triumphal arch had beee'ereeled at Ihe e . '' ' ' ' a Nehle,leord.telleigh borietir and great tel.eels, and entrance of the grand *canal. The enlleyee the Ein- ' . e Oteete. in; cheeging - them wirh their' . peror alone passed lieleeith it, and the inimense ; upon a gallant :crowd of gondolas divided on each' side. - In :this-. submitting to haze their nemeeennexed to Compe,ie order, they advanced into the interior' aeuela w h ich :-` ' ' !lune eoewrettenebfitheoeselves, and to which mat e intersect the cite. 1 They' Were follOWed' ditring ', . . the whole of thP thin! by - the' most - hicessent ac- lees pc a 440 thlit e have no Inundation in truth. It• clarriations. ' ' ' ' ' '' •• teight be theught that however blinded by -party The sound of bells mingled with the noise of the ! rage, and liewever mortified by the •success , Of ••a batteries fr om the forts, front the ' Legunes, - and . 'rem the port, l Whielt played off all thA a r pieces, n meesure which •is 'likely to become in the highest d : were anewered by Ships ot War stationed hi- the decree beneficial to . their Country, these Scribes ,port, that seemed encompassed by fire and smoke, - , would have Patied ' before they were guilt}' of ere as on a clay of battle. All the buildings were' . . . • , '. • . woes a libel upon two distingyishr•d charatlers, to hung : with. garlands Of - flowers, the balconies of every house were .filled with epeetitors, and orna- whom their Country is eminently indebted,d' 411 who are held in universal respeCt fur their virtues menterl with draperies of ,e very celortr. Barks fi lled with mesie played beneath' them the mast lively airs. and their . aleilities, as Nyo as for the great service,' There The wanted but the biight Ibe.llll4' •of the eun to which they lieve rt.:llkleyet!' to tho I'.:tit , it s Slew this scene in its tillielory ' '' . plre Old to e • H . :01111.11tG14.--•The Academy of Rostock poi -s a Bull granted to. it by Pope Maivrie the old anel estecties.i Ally,, in n moment of th e utmost sesse difficelty and danger. BUt one of the most curious' Fifth, ie 1417, by which lila Holiness, aethorised it parts'f , the coudtiet of t—heiengines of Oppesition on ' et time of - War, peetilence, or iehatever case. Should ' '• • • k appear to it right, to transport itself .to a pla n ce of , this occasioe is, their ardent attempt to spare the setety ; and added beSides the liberty of. retlillling, French froth the mortification of withess'ne the ' when the danger should be at an 'end. ' I.',his Bull is e fur i ous ' , .1 ceontersignertJenneillimeereATE, ',lnd no French g.,Ve6tae'le. of, the eqieation of the Court oft Otlieer :ever ,visits the • ljnivereity of .Ileetetk, Portugal ? under the proteatonof die British Fleet.! , without (It:eking : to see this curious : pic'ee a Ills - How: kind and generous is it, to attempt to' tl .:' tory. .. - , , , the French under the melancholy. ditapeointment .. they must have c•otfered; l in not reaching Lisbon in tittle la secure all the Royal treasures, to deetruyalte the national aro4iws, and In -tua4:4 Priiul-16 of that ThStfitil# Italllibi; %trip 11112,111 it; due tinielinve been c onSigiittfiette - *mere. and at-at t. It wits s-411- : ? s e deed a severe dis ypointtuen .. t to the Frennlence to be in time: to obtain ,thest , honeurehle rewQii of . . their toil ; and: to , haye been the yiutesses. at 11,141 dioppo i ntwen t, Nirodld have been a tioture beynod ~ human sufferance. They Mast theretbre be in -a great degree consoled, wheii they find that certain. LIICII ill this Couutry seriously represent the coconut whiCh described " the French Army on the bids," as a . Mere creation of Sir •Stostee Stet-ries fancy, or as " the ludicrous fiction," aridedeo his asp etches at hunie. When the Oteety-easenteadee we are told lie keeps within the boteuds of probability. • '• He does not create hills, nor transport :in army from one side Of the Country to- another e for, in iniih, the French Artie y were at Abrantes, sie e t e t orekateeniles qo the Country, when. the ~inagqiceet seenedeecrrbed in the (eazt i Ato rook *lace. ' Front this statement. we are to li t ter, titet e there are oo hills in a. 4 iciiiity of ... . ...... Lishonee; a , piece' at iit limpet len .weeee w ee be oite hew 4thnee ,yeins are at all acrinteihted,With the l'er- 11 . tuguese'Coast. But what 1' eeelly: vinfeettinalte for the Pap er in question, the French Jourtiels, which arrived last night, state; that •a 'part of the Fteneli Army euteieel• LiShoh on the veil), the icry clay that the : Portuguese 1 sailed, itntle,that ' Ge4eral Juitire arrived there the neat day, Whip-11*.As ' C 4 11 .' 1' serttono_ .A , ' rittse ,;eilioira is so postpvelr tic o )R.-.. ii.Mieti‘ii; a ' '',/,', '/ . ;; . a ' , btatlinl4te ' i t' ee'llso ssitilikiee - neat le...deemed woithe of. eetlit. • e ' • " • e , • ._. r e 14 - et his b ro ther 1, ek. 40111 Wrefll#46N, -,11,t ~1$ eroti.er, wee e . ,- A Vessel, which err ived .' yestertiey fedat Beb eei - ' - 'tereat Apprehensions are entertained for the safety has breitglit*a report ot the PultiCh 01 Pi:ACli fik,Ot • * ° ,-. ":16-1 tleaefeeete-Madtideetted titot itti , hati Hut bt.4'l44lliiible ‘..Lip.f.igial..,-,sigH, liwp cau at,,,,,,,..oti. et C UB Re.pre. ete e deelee' yereeteseilacet, ,of his rette:it, .- . eee...i. eee-. 1 , 1 1 1 4 ,p it A4,4 4 0nora.iwere yc.,tiertity Serif frocti l Voiv It -6 •• 're' ev ewe rstand, recek eel intelliaeoce of their have , t. ~ , 0 , lit.;ntitilliTS : for the City .ef Curk. ,Giaverninent, eo..:I;4:kfoIJZSTY. at Wie r e eee e , eeee see eree ee we e :, . legeisetieu from' a Swedid, port 'three weeks Jeer o f yot 4:5 Qui ce. , ee e r b e e th er twee i beer h e „leee Sheet ; which- time . nothing blether has he'' l) : re - kg ' e 'ej. e ge e e . e , .. ei e, e - • - -- „re . eess .. 11 heartieeef them. We' trust, that a feW &IP Vi.! l , ...'„) r ' i , A .Letter from-Cediv, mentions th t ea t elyal e eitere : relieve th ,e.r freenes -.from their present p de . 'nf 'rebeidy ne'Vreiit.li troZ,o a , mat d'es`erit4lhe cOn-- date of , eiepeoce, by , bringing intelligence I . . . etc:illation that gollci. lly prevails thi'Otiglio4l)o 4l , . hest 12 tele • • • end that .au attack from:- at was, a pp e ebetitied. at .. re i3' sta ted .in our le tter; Scilly, on d the at''' wtio Cadiz. This aperehelision seetneeturitietteby -eel- thwity,df i:TfitiNIPSON, 01 thl Biwa) , .... , _tears telle1•1 i rout Gibraltar. B LI‘ indeed . ii lefee.he ,Tagee on . the stilt he! wit ti-thse .4.?etit,to c ,' . .": -p rather a prev Acta (Threat . among very- Fleet, that the PtpeciellaGhliT ;lad caused 4.1 . 1 " 1 " • n. tittles , aiietti well-informed persons at hoine, i • that .in att ac .k gun-powder tweitt7eletided from the Russia . _ Le , on Cadiz - is inteuded, - and 'that' the - liipedi tio ,, ', and -till tfie canna - ken the hatteriet ceintetarid!".: 1.-eirt tend e l ; which •hai.egeled einder.. l ebee 6)010131A 'Ol -Gelk., : Tagueto•tie spilt e wleich, if true, ei litre Stetenieneitud• Sir ~ 9 .--ctre'roti; is to eu- i taciAtate'-our„, "'la o pe r ate; w i t heteeee el eett eOtitifral e e eve., .end , French '''eteeiree'id*.dorisplete posses:side of 7.Pciet . f il 13°'•StilN*"qt`l'ili •in 1 : 4 4r, ~.( i t,taeE '''Tlee ir ee e - would. tetrotitless•nreke ie th eir first übjeet toeteeela rit ~ object of • attack •Weela;'`. o.l.Y 4eurse, be in ve t ',' 1 heie 67;ov:there. Our Scely letters alsoinior..t_ , to ebet, querter; -but that v t , phssessionee•ar the ,Fleet... Of te e • I ,,,,„ e i c „ieee ) , 'll it a ituesiao tehip, with canvas and co•dega; I f :: yf this we cannot . judee, and the clifilOLJ Me . - be 'I: 'hen, hefi been de tai 9 edlb y a 144"1 • Priv elee' ~ altogether faleise l m • - 1 ' 'an earriedintn SteNtary's. . •e ' itiOl e ~ Ve hoe , lieeb aleiti-T froiti. Gibraltar which state's ''. j At " ' lte l t t ' d I)ie ' jib of C)a° • ber " 1 1l h'ii'le" that ttee:..eilgtieirie Corsiiirs' are peculierle eetite . 11112ine1itiktie.,,th4t ibc IlfiLl4l tletlt ~(vv-AC . 11) , o f agaittat:ehteArdericiiniiefildeuf'ivhose vels ki, -y cent returned) halt feir eiente Video the 1 . 7 .. „ t. have already captured. ' • L ' : ; septemberi,;blit bed hot 't hen - riigsett ttio.tin l o "I:A clod here, l igw ~We Can assure ,ottuiloadirs; from the most te e It 4eefuith4:iip (Akar. 'who I . o "tia n---- 1 1;se Fleet, speetable ,authority, that . no adviees. • wilateyee • .eoatideritly aseertee e that thintgrb ill E ! i 'll%eilieed, have been received at the East- 111(14 'House of . were t:ound by thelCapitithition to totic‘l,ll,,teor: et e el ()cotton: having arrived at , Atertikan, • six - General 'Weeks - 01. i;wirk i ploritht'agti, serith blieenente as • e s . timate possession ot that post being on eix, l 7 . ~. sorted in a , 1 1 / 4 4nritiog: Paper 'tlryesitidayl ' nor-does "abinnioned - -''' • . .. , • received. t hey woultj cepait4 rpttro : to Moate. t o 5 i.... _ ..4r tlie elightest idea, e4ist. there of 's t i c h un seen 'ee e irie• At • p ' - . Aug usta Government.., 6 y me- (-wise occurred: -', • ' , : e - .e., .:,. - . - , , HIS Grile the Dieket af,Menteet ESTER wilt embark brut* by The Lord avitiatlßSTi 13011 01 the t". tiJi flis .GOV et 4111101.4011 Ja f IgliCa on • board the al ' ir V - .dispatclie.s from teiteraltar - X eieraeoetesers. , • . - and Maltae : I * -keY .Ea ' c ' i ' c ' ) 7 7 . 4.(Te Frigate, Capt. Sli.EtNii, in the crsurec of tl 1 "1 " preseet .'ek e e his amiable Duchess remains in Enz- . , 1 ,.. 4ri' • - • all theta be lil a ' •,' updi.--7 I riet*c:llW-11;111 • Loat wt . . . ' e Beeae wee to-day ordered to be advanc ed .1;1* -Per, csi4- OCT. 31.—The Brig ifillisston, Air •.. tbik port bound to the Indian Goat, put 4aFiyh.t _Ft* _into YallsiAlay-,letiky, having en* • countered a tremendous hurticapto t the i7tn inn in ivhiF4 c )the had ,nearly :been lost-4thtt hOrricane ._.blowing from. N.W. she was embayel by Cape lievan,.atid drifting fast upou,the rocks. under bare poles,. it being itnpossible to carry sail, as the strongcst canvas would not have resisted the strength of the breeze : .this perilous situation she was driven so close to, the rocks that the crew, t 7 iq number, seeing no possilJility. of saving themselves, had resigned themselves, to their unfortunate fate, waiting for the awful moment that was to put a pee riod to heir existence, when the wind suddenly and MOSV shifted to the_S.W. of wn ,ich they f iustaittly twailed , themselves, b) hoisting acme !Ote.r s itt tairßlisl s in-she fore-riggiug,.got the Veisel befo re t te .of UmCape, when they scudded !'ours at the rate of eleven knots per hour. Thelicetisnd trader} . *Whew, on her way frooa the : Ravannah ,to this Port, was on Thursday seittnight,at two P. M. chased on show, within a mile of Poatland Point, by a French Privateer of five guns, and upwards of 100 inen, and several passen g 4 7 00 0 0 n d b o o l a la r r d a, rob T b: ba oi n s d p n e t c t ie w t h o o the em apiloartHoutitLf crew then left her, and went atter a Negro be itutL;nl; to ... iPiki fisherman in that quarter,W.:li,in 00.1 . 9011,4141. 4 #1tm l ,and dire. - tly alter 5p,( 3 4• 0 4 t to keg. The,,,.Matthew, after great exertions by I ) er Crew, .was:extricatcd - and'catue into Port Royal. on -thivfdnowing.Fstetaii*, , of t o ; *E4Tived - on Tuedttay. 4cltn.acruize. 911 'oh tife.:-.3dult,..ifie.clq•wried a Sehoone; . • shore, Ott . en the C T ipsy hauled her wind c. o. oa.firiugAibn at her the Enemy t: icl 4.;,'ngrish gglours, , 4u, ...rtrtinned her coarse. arta/war:it hitaled.do!matthe'Englisii and hoisted the drench tlag; fired shot, Vihidli'drried away the qiiiviiitalboapl foremast-ihropi t and contio‘ted i.rttn4inkfight for an hour and an halt, when thq OIV; havim'ayaluable licensed trader under con- Vo' (4) ` i g ed 4)* IihVAR the cliace, The Priva te& 1.V,,s i; , .apposeti to be-the l'OgerAtit. = . pAlDGt.lolV,s,Jifett3l4Dop, SLPT.)9o,—Theitrue.:: I .l ' : 3 ' l 136' , A r enas front New Loudon, veil in at ele ven, A. M. on Saturday lait, with the two French, Privatecr4 ore.rtzte and FriPon,' 2,50 miles to !hq windward of this Island, cruizing in consort; and being boardtd by them, was informed that they bad, on rtie,iid' hiss, after a shit contest of 'fow hours, captured a I.lritt Frig -PaFitet from Falao ), aO4! sera iier. - to Gily,•ooo.!:: . .bil 'bond the, Jam; Acteife,....which had lately (as our Readers will ro- Infinabef) beep "engaged orf Iktnerary 'by the SkiP" jack, King's" Schooner, they admitttd having had. in that and in. the more recent aCtion with tile. Packet, appq, z•ve qty men ,untied ; and the Arner ica u - states, . -t he observed on board both Pri% went 3 t, .niher of wounded,somenf whom he itiwgin - British prisoners. • three hours after haying spoken tlit! Piii.ateri, fell in %villa his 11Tajesty:Sr S i ! ip . B/igkt whicla i , just as:she had brought , her to, descried thin 4neray then .about ..tifteen miles to N windward of her, -an d instantly made sail in Cha ce.. At inu-set. , ou„§unclay..ihe American Also spoke his A . ,falestP 110gStrpsrieup.e, too miles to windward, .stamiiag cn the 4torthward and ,east ward. I I.S. , tl,ll it VLP —1 Dublin.' DU & . —:4 Gotttnbur6h, ,3 tVatorford. oF.sTocKs • -..•• • • - "Tnt. 4 . 3 t xAts4.-Ntr. o'cLocK. Consols - 644 . 03 ".., , Tl.ll S :LI N.. ~1•,f. 1 $Ol.t.Nl QUI." iDICLitt.,I4.I.SUM nuritAT L. 0 .1) 0 N., luEstmy wil:Ntitiß 1807. rtx ) e , jAvic7,.nigll;t:ore?ra/;ii Papers to the, ith inst. N.vere intelligence of wh i t * OPycpataiii 11 :1 :17 41) = 1°1 Army entered LiSbon on the, 29th ult. and a COngi derat?le Division, under General JUNUT, on the fol.• lowing day.. .The French werob.PlCQurse, received with. eve iy pqss ibie detrionstration of joy.. The Frenc!t Govertuntat„ appears, are detertnined' ri 7 gorously to C.lrry into etTe.,l.A heir Decree:of Blockade, even against the Americans. An article from Ha vre states, that an Amer:teat) Vessel, whieh had been carried into nyinooth 14 an English Frigatp,;* . oo, aterwardi entered Havre), itad been ,ordered.io quit the port. Ltmcits ha's beetle, Wfarlita, :ital7;c9roy Buehos . Ayres; t o i the King al Spain, as a rest ard for his services. . • We rtctived this Inurning .hmtuka Pr' iperg to the end of €kinner, front' wltien Extra6ts will be found in a tailyequent, column, We liovie itiartnride wint•:. , turf lie/ I ;x , t ; , o'.‘ts frciru tlic Ahi e r pl6 o 44 l qi.:•Ps',' and to 7 11:• , 1 we ,11.111 soiDe observatton'i uy9p • 'rho lutaiggnee &nip Thclia 114. d a very , the , nwit perle:t pre‘Tails hiCA.l l 4llnof:or Vogsession/6 0901 , 14011114 i, Capt.' u It, t..-; SOD ofAdtEllllll Ttl C(IJ ti/G 4lng jt; e o;,'-e n t for.' tile Imrpoge cif etideii6til l ing• to'obtain' o t y, e respeEting, the 114etthrim 00 s lava, supt)obed to he last. AN Oppoit ion Papewof this morning accuses nisters ter 4iaving evacuated Sicily. *We' before stated atk4 nitio.repeat.,.thatS.ioily not eva-v cuated, nor do Ale 'belie that there is any intention of evacuating Oiat, Island. The same Riper. an ., 4, 4... tiotILICeS the arriyat.ot Sir Jour; Moottra at Malta, al- th()001 reAi: town yesterday of his ar rix.ii, with betvqeen d .8 0 ,1 600 9 men, at Gibniltdy. It is evident that the QOposition Writers do trot think they - live' succeeded- in'their.very absurd ant, illiberal attempts to depi - ive this Country of henoni >o it is ing assisted. our antient . snd fsitlifol Ally,llT,flouse of)l3litioamiA, in its removal from . a plate *here ruin hovered over it, since these Writers, day after day, renew their odious laburs. gait tee somesvhat envious to observe the &Inbar.: prismpot to yltich Uwy olve themselves by such MisevablOtt6npts to th. public pleasurevn. liappr:4o Wheti . they find :tuy iti the I)ils:tditss of Lerd STRA'Norotto and Sir SMNEY :8:41 it W hic i they think may ho em ployed as a charge against Ministers,. then they cbliie to consider the piapatches . as tin gebiaine i t {