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lA , l 0 ontratilaton - to theitenpcisitiattitseif, Now what ever were might have been of the former, Talley rand weer uttered any thing at all approaching to the latter. On the contrary, indeed, Lord Yar mouth'i assertion appeared evidently from the lan guage apd condo& of Talleyrand to ascertain an ad mitted Indisputable fa&, as, to the original basis of the Negotiation. Bet, in 0410 to .vontrovert the statement that this basis referred, to the uti possi d,?iis; the Noble Lord opposite fixed npon the first communication from France, and finding in that aonaparte's Speech to his Senate, in which he spoke of the basis of the Treaty of Amiens, the Noble Lord ;misted that such was the probable basis ori ginally proposed by the French Government. Now, it happened that the Noble Lord was rather some that confused in his examination. For the Nego tiation was not at all on the tapis at the time this .Speech was made, and therefore the sentiment quoted from it had no connexion with the case before the House. Indeed, the Whole was eoafoond ing an amicable correspondence between two indivi duals, one of whom was sincerely anxious for peke, with the official Communications - of Public Ministers. —%Vith respeet to the continuance of the Negotia tion atter his arrival in Paris, he referred, for the justification of his conduel, to the documents on the table, confident that' it tvOuld appear from them that he had not unnecessarily or, improperly pro longed his stay after:he found the French Govern ment unwilling to aaacc.Ording to the .principles upon which alone he was aothorised to proceed ; therefore nO Charge of prberastination was attri butable to him ; for his delay at Paris would have been very short indeed, were it possible tier him to obtain passports as, soon as -hoappliill for thern.-i- Any time that he reitiained•vit Paris: in conscquenCb of apparently - pacific changes in. the .conduct au tone of the French.. Minister, and particularly in con sequence of the chaoge;prochiced, by- the intelligence .of the 'non-ratificatiop of the _Treaty, -was diftated by an anx,inus desire.to ziyail himself of any favonrabie opportunity that premised •to.seeure the great obje s i...t his missiOn : ll4.-irk:vieli , , and in that to secure the honour and itttere f liik.coontry. With rezaKtl : to. Oie.le_ttet' all4tlettrAto , bx-theiNloble Lord 9ppogite, , he •ponkt Oisif f ,daing his stay in Paris he.e..xpetience4 . -nO want 4.tf c civiJity whatever nor did he, knom .of any. ,thiegiklferent, until he savv , h co u tit ry the posthumous letters addressed t 6 hina "in the a7cn,(teus-. from-.the_ oolleC • ,k ) andl. „agree.A. . : • -• Adjourued at 'Eleven HOUSE. OF C0,11,1.1.0A irRIDAY,:..TAN: -.2 9CL p. Bowcrr's Tottery Bill v.*l-eacra*tratit! - can the:Motion of Alf:A.(o°llk, ittiti(OritareActb be !eons sznitted.. • 7 • CALcitAFr gave notice efill Nktionon ,Morr day,• for putting off faa.aittredistafft'tay tikin,that now tin-d, the consideration of the Petition against the Dublin Elefboa. Sttltw intiniated ; "hat he stiOuld oppOseSrtch Motion, tittles - 5- sufficient grounds'shoujil he laid'for it and: Mr. CA LC itArr promised to produce such teasons -on Monday for making his Motion as would be -satistilaory talk! Hon. Gentleman. Mr. VASSITTART brought lip-the Malt Duty. Bill, end the Pension and Place Duty Bill ; which were severally read a:first time, and ordered to be read a second time t - • COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY. On the :Motion cif-14r. VAigSITTART, it was or dered that the . kiouseAo . refiiylte COlTlinitt,eeof Supply, and-that the'Accounts of outstattlingExel4= quer Bills, presented yesterday, be referred to the paid Committee. ~~H ~ The House having gone-into the:Corrimittee(Mr. HoiltiotTsE in the Chair); it * itsolvod, that-a sum, not exceeding 10,500,0001. be g ranted to his Majesty, to be raised by 'Loartslorif4tchequer Bills ; for the' purpose *of 'paying off atidgclischareing a , sum of 1 0,500,000 i. raised by Exchequer Bills in the last Session 'of Parliament, for the service of the year 1805.--The House..then resumed, and the Report was ordered to be received to-morrow. ELECTION PETITIONS. Mr. ADADI, pursuant , to notice, moved that the Other tor. taking the Linlithgow Petition into to,nsi deratidp on Tuesday the 3d of March, he discharged, and The Order fixodlor Thursday- the Igth of March. M Wki r . • r. ITBREA.D deferred his, t9rlrpr• posti poning theconsiderati9n of . the : tktfoil :Petition to a mote distant. day, to Monday next., •. . • Petitions were presented ag, t ii,it„ . .tll4 ; -•Ele&ioni k fo; the following 'inlet?, and reApe_tAiyely ippon:ten - or couslderation on the.dtlys annexed.. • • - A Petition against.the fpr.Nott Ingham, to, be 'taken into consitleration on the .1.. , 2.{1 clf January ; Shaftshury, the. , .March; ,Cniross, the.22d of lklareh; Guildford, the 5111 .0f .March.;‘,Laneaster, Taunton, and Milhourne.Port, Tuesday the loth of March; Hopitan, twoTetitions, and Christchnuch,. two Petitions, on the 12tit of March ; East Looe and Newry, Thursday the pith of March ; .and the.Pe titicin against the Eietition for 'Edinburgh, on the 26th of March.—Additional Petitlonii, complaining of the'Eledions for Dublin, Glasgow, Shrewsbury, and Malmesbury, were Ordered to be taken into con sideration on the amyl rapedively fixed foc the consi deration of the former ' PetitionS presented against fold Several Eledions, - • • The other Orders of the Day .:w en read • and. disposed of.—Adjourned. , • .•. _ „ . . - . • FOREIGN INTEL:LIGONCZ: , • ..) T 1 r e nd' taTg bOti " VENICE, .whoro marching from Daim4j4 to Italy, are• : . vow returning to Istria; where a fornuclableariny.is : , . assetuhliiig under General MaßmObiT,., Commander In chief in , 44matia. • NuitEMße G, C 2.-Our garrison is..under 'marching orders. The bike of SAXE-GOTHA is, we understand, to assume thestitle of Grand Duke, with the consent of his Nlajesty the Emperor of the l, French, and to obtain a considerable addition of ter- • ritory. , • STUTGARD, DEC. 10.—His Majesty received The Lientenant-Governor, Genvral Is, 11E1:1- H AID, capitulated on the Ist of - De n-lber,. and sur rendered the fortress to the French Getter. 4, Vior Milian. The garrison consiste,d - of '5OOO men, who laid down their arms on the 3d December, and were made Prisoners of War. Besides an. abun dance of proviiions and ammunition, Ino pieces of heavy ordnance were found in the place. COPENHAGEN, Dec. 1.2.—A report is - current here that several Sail of the Line are to be fitted out for immediate service. Within these last few days a number of cannon have been mounted on the ram. parts of the Castle, and the guards-there, as well as in the Fort, have been reinforced. BA-tms OF THE Matws, Mc. .Public Journals mention three Russian armies which are td be in Poland, each of which will consist of 7.5,006 men, besides an army of reserve of go,ooa. This intelligence comes from Limberg; but the news which comes from the neighbourhoOd of linfoian Poland is but little credited. PARIS, Dac. tit: ` --A letter froth the Minister Of War of the 24th of November, addressed tattle PrefeCts of the ditrereot Departments, informs them, that the Prussian prisoners of war are to be ems., ployed to give additional aElivity to manufaCturers,' and supply the want of hands for the various-ope rations of agriculture: 'Several Prefeets have also' adopted the resolution of - employing them to amend . the cross toa4s, and thiis to render them useful to the State..: Troops lire..Lontiuualty,.. marching-hunt . the inferior- to rainforce the Arty of Re4ervei destined iheucrupation of the conquered countries., Sotri,vt.ntiNYDr.d. order of his Excel lency. Nla rs,l )a 1 14,1 . Comma nde r- W.-Chief; Of ' the eighth c oriis, public.uotice has been given here that all communication and ...commercial intercourse with Great_ Britain is absciiutely prohibited that no letter or . 'parcel 'eciming 'fro tn . Ln land, addrslFl to Englisbnien, or written in English language, 311:11). be .tbrwarded - ;t ht. respeEtive cost-Otteesi that,. all goods' coining frau Great' srttaiti,, her ma ,Aufatfories,.and, colonies, as belonging to the Eng be sequestered ;• 'and that - no Ship coming ; from any: _British Port aanfieted in ...he 19,r, hours of this'country) • ; 'Pot it head-Oarters- stilt Main in this' city, and his - Majesty titct Emperotl 1-1 0 .1d 3 frequent deliberations on the achninistrativus. ,of _this. country. Deputies .6f: the Nob:li ty ar-1 riveti 'here' - front WanaW; hdad'ed KOV3KY, Chief Chatilbeitain. of - Litlititini:)r they, have already h tcj an and,icnce of his • •Russians continue to retreat, and have Itireadr fallen back to . 1 he distance of 15 or t 6 German' s . fro . la the \ . . TRIESTE, DEC. 16.--We yesterday receireal in telligenc!..! that (;.itaro had !vett given up to tieneral lici.t.RoAnnE, in consequence of a Convention .coa. chided with France. This fortress will be pawl,. gionally occupied by Austrian troops. BERLIN, DEC: 4.- 7 -Accord:lug to -the news ,fpnik Pomerania, sortie thoUsand men, of the, Carpe pi Marshal Mon:rttit, which had occupied - ..itostock and its etwironi, have enteredAnekiin. There .ar rive here daily, as Well from Italy as from , Ftlirce, regiments of .-avaity . ,inid . infantry,. both Iron) the depots and conscripts ;.. all thew. troops prbeeed, by various routes to tlw. army -the : fourth Regtment 0 Cnirassiers w ere .reriewed yesterday. • 'they are _cum,' D'ESPAGNIE. yesterday; troopszre yet expeael.,froin The letters from Poland _state, ,that the Russians- are already.- retired .Ipr 16. Miles on the other side. of the Vistula., As . the,..llusians.continue to retreat, they .ay.pid\-eveq_ battle, and consequently the events of the war in Poland are uninteresting.. The fabricators of I)Pvg, ai n u their re 'ears, ruals.e" these reN,ttt equally' absurd and l3A.racs : Or Tut; We learn from Vienna, dial' under eNisting eirctjni stitices, clll'plan* of construetion o new f 9 rtyciscs are Cala aside; for the Vresent. ' . •I 7 S - Te are,.z%ssuted.tluit, hip INfij&iti• bias the hetlttilct of tk - Ctioil,,, cu or Wii . r . iiroocionce - d tipon General cx and OW: • Aitiee of Ai;'easBLiec, the forinei will. end oars in a' fortress, but the latter,. in losing his 1 301104 N Add dignities„is exiled to one of etates'in, hernia, the revenues of . which are Qssiii,p,vd• . f.'l.?j.:s ndultenanee.' . ' • SI - ttAt;suND, Dec: 6:--livery Ls yet quiet upon ottr borVer6. Sei eii f Itouxattcl FrentA troops; mutter. the command of General iVicci-1.7 . 4, fornlipg the-ocivanced 6n; rd - of Githerai Atbß T lLlt's li;tve i it is,said,to;day'enti..ecci Ritynitz. A nwilbi:j , of Swedish.troops who N.vere' TrJ fide ; have •11:-3 , 3 Micky enokrgri:in their to- ..,pauchtt to make, their escape-, .ru,cf., arr4-e datly. -- :Those who reathc:t Spiulatt - Wcre clia ely. sent orl twill NT it 4,44 Ai/ I .11-10.64. 1,r41/. 11/1.111.S . „, , • *RACY LA —z Gotteoburgh. bu !Nblio, 3, WaWatd. of a decisive anion having taken place are altogether unfounded. Tins morning two Gottenturgh Mails arrived. The folto*ing , are the only articles of intelligence which they contain : - " GOTTENBURGII, DEC. 26.--The day before . . yesterday a Courier arrived frOm Constantinople with Dispatches for the English - Government:. he is , also the bearer of Dispatches from Vienna, at which • place, hearing of the late operations of 6.6 Efcnch; he made the best of his way for a:port inihe Baltic, . and embarked at . Konigslatugh,..on r hoarel-kt Merehint , Ship, which landed hini near Sweden. : "The KitiO and .the neighbonrhoOd of 15:On4slaurg h,_. with!theMitii- Iters H.Anovurz and. -liLnEvt Whehtl4-GO`uri ? egri :l e ft tbat place, whith'iVas t abolit - tJle'ljsill or .I8111:'1 'inst. there was no account' of a Battie . havingli fought hetwPen- tryl French and sussia fir.. I Dic. 23.-,At eight :arrived an Engi•Jl vier; with.Dsvarell6- tl - Sni the Britisb Minister, 9t 4 St. ptersburgii; . pletctlie left .on 010 :uth. of thi4 xnoptb, " STRALs'uso,.DEdil - 3111aVe onli;tinie to irk- form tiio'lrrenb"itre etimlitt,4c . c.• itt ... great forte in -, 4llc , forrner place are to' 'already to;voi) GOTTENEURWI, DEC. 26.—Siucothe above way received,, ,accpunts,,bave- reached us 'that Matsh.,4 MottTtEß, with a Corps of 16,000. men, is in thii 'neigiihOuthooctof . (ni WG 1 1 1 it LiS,Nii '2l fail; which df-..iveci:,ye4ii.:o4,loo% no; in tell cQ ainipo!*4l : 4*, a, - re; ,port at: the, recapture o€' vsty'Oqi itithiat c 1 not apFeitt'tt test upon '4k y. aiitl or: A l*yintereitini - Lvebere t44lll4o...liwt,night the_Honse of Lords, upon4b# 4,141.44pfgie1e N,ego _vvith,FrarKA, i and•woireluippy te-Atate dint 'the Address Moved. by .Lord Glimartzu was ate.. - •••ki thou t.i 'sing - diSientfng yoke. Theiuditsseiitial d.ktterencA of (Tinian • IN biaA seettrdto ko upon thc• Quegion up.= which- s,ala'uch. bag. larvtay• been said, viz. Whether France had pzreed-to treat Upon the hiiis uti poishirtis: ;his point- we beg to refer our IteadertiOilieVeitll;i„ ‘.) .4:lL:kilt and' a ble - Spe - e6 -- Ot:' Lord Gakz4Vualt; eppears:tn us fta ret . Via - C74 all (16 ttit pop • . - • ,- • • the subje& • / ✓~., nistnitelles - mceivtd °vet land we are advised that the - Duiehivs of i•Five.zi in Dengal. The gereitiliahi;.anct&r&pe, were sent to Prince of Wales island to l!tnd their stores., and - were ,to phiceed from thenee hq, Pultera , y4rtivoitidtitoca* 7th- of Mips and sailed for lieitgat 1 The Elphinstoite, Ifin,cikliea, Ceres and Winer, Castle+ arrived a Bombay goal of June, and were. to ; be dispatched for China the beiinbing of August. The Gives having ' s sun a' leak 'ob:he'r w4rd,baund voyage, from China; liroceeded tiay, where the arrived on the d of -AVe yesterday annoemted -tfle.s.ifrreeableviretai„;- g!Aice of a Treatrof c7011:1c/Ce having hOett s'igned. with America. In the-afternoon we ot)tained 'a Copy of •the . lol6wint'Letter(Which - ap, ,peared.ll4 part of pur iropressian> ' , from Lord 'Hoe; WICK ; to P. SANSONI, Esq. Chairman of the Cciro* . olittee. a American, Alachan.ts.;r— - ..• Aare'4o-4 11 #,, , .fair. . ‘( s I have the hOnotilitaCci r tiairititlo , oll, - fix' the Jllformation of thc NlcrehAiiti concerned itt the Trade k , it tiLlt :t it 4 Coln orree, knAweetk iiiaNlt*jesty-and the Usiit t il' Stales, yes trAtay .by,,Cpropriissiolkers re, , , ) p e eti ve l y ? pp o l iire d f o r that by. both t'ernntents.- e:Trenty t tie. iiimeaiately triinsr tnittrd to America ;'..but tnktil the mititatioas ott both sid44 - shill be ekeltated, it caonot be made . : - - • •. I have / the hpnour,to be, &c. , ~- • • .• . - Another Messenger from . Russia arrived in town this morttina ... _StriCtlyPeltising,..;.neilber 04 Ili* o'o soli thi otter wlio• 'arrived yesteidai are, Mei sengers, bttt are both' mercantile . characters, • ikrio lave. been . entrusted with Dispatches: The co n t en t s atthose Dispatches have not transpired„ It s ger- 7 tarn, hoWever, that they 'del not bring an account of achy Battle having been fought: •• •(`• •••• :The nuke of CvmsEut...rrio hUnktil * Wilfi the Kng:s stag hounds. on Tuesday; in the neighbour- IR O O4, of Windsor. Princesses AUGUSTA ,, SOKIXA, and 'A m,EILI A, rode on horseback to St. Leonard's Mu ; ao,d honoured Mrs. HAticovAt with a visit. AT a late hour lastinight 17.iceived'ILthil.urg4 : Wednesday. Her . :41 EST-T and;Princesseis. Ex tea _ell land Papers ktit. , They • do nut BETA and :.‘ll.nr, honour/id livicointr with •• . . .•• - - - a :visit, and went to Frogniore to dinner, where Th e y contain. "any c onfirmation of the rtalorts (r 4a) Got- ware wet by the other '.Princtmsei, after they had tenb.urgb respeeting• the defeat. Of - rite Fret eh in talien a .rideon horseback. by Cratibonrn and Wink t'otfrand. Our Readers will recoll&I, that in. the The Duchess 9f YORK likewise carne there . , (Pin Oatlands to s dine with Her Mkitsrx. letter. fropa, fgottenhurgh datgd..the-ti)lli, which we d.. 1: litirsday His MAJRSTY, accarn . patied by . the yesterday... laid before them,. ancl•.wlilcil contained Dahxys'-‘of YORK,' KENT, Cutklatutt:Atiri, and CAm . an account of the defeat of the Frena,••ii tuts siltttcfti LIGE, and the Princesses, took an airing on horse , , . „ CrT r imurti, attended by Miss EGERTON, that the account 'came front AltOna ; . s' • • occ. Her MAJESTY, Princesses EtizAßP.Trl and such aceount . appears in. the Alt.ona Paperti cif .aijate MmtV - , honoured Mr. and Mrs. VILL:Ens with a 'a date as the-igtb ult. we arc coal - h . -toed-in the opi- - visit at cranbourn Lodge.- PRICE o F STOCKS THIS DAVAT rwrz,vz,pher..octic. , ,CoMoIS - - • • 60 1 /I I 'tell! r'nn.... • 59* • • • f ••• • • • LO ;N li c )N rrinted b • X ICH A lAD HARRIs t of:Ni?..4, 11 , 14r.t1489 .uft,low-street; Arktipublished by WILLIAM ARMZG&R SCRIPPS, of South 14 . 191t0n• • At . t h-6 , 1?., St ran d ; . w here ~./t/co;t;serne7eis Order: for the Paper, Letters for the Edity,7, &C. (post . --pctirti, is .4_l( r4l 14 fir PLYMOUTIfp JAN. Sailed this morning the Formidabk and Glory, of 98 guns each, Courageux, Terrible, and Illustrious, of 74 guns each, for the Mediterranean, and Warrior, of 74 guns, to joie 'the ChaiiiieTFieet. . $41.0 also the Brig Swinger, Capt. Tann:, for ligengailireii the American Ship commerce, ERZ.' NAN, for Gibraltar; and the Traveller, Capt. ROIEB, fdr the South Seas. .Arrind . MA Fpench Sloop in ballast, captured cat the French Coast by His Majesty's Ship Surinam. FALMOTITIE, Asc. 31.---Arrived this day HUI Majesty's ,Strip Dragon, 0f:74 guns, Capt. SCOTT, itochefert-, and Fly Skop of War from Savage, ta guns, Capt. . the West India .Convoy, now at . q tl, ; ~(t r .. ent Packet, CoiTswoßrn, with fo r the I.eeard Islands; Dula witil.Mail of the ad New Y.pri,z,nnd. Halifax‘ ; Prinee- of Tales .P:l4et.,, TODD, wlthAtaili of 'the oth . and i 6th inst. and the To rnskend'Pabket; awn, with Mail of the both for Lisbon. . •7...---. , 44.liv&icii, .14. 2..--Capt. A. DEANS, of the LP-ii4e 4 . of . ifulaTacket arrived last ifight-, a fter Post, ftsikri iQnttenbUrgli;*:' witkl a Nail ; and this morning .! :I,e , i , . _': . ',,, , Aii,z,fici4;.pepi..N{ , R*lsi'liady- Frances, ' ,liatter:"..:44lo4lFi an 4 the itiUttna j '-etipt. SU CLOOIIO UGH, ..,caell RViiitge44lt - friitil-:GRlll6li . ritt.. :' Sir ilERBE11) I SHSTRllifi*Vil 6 f—gii. iliajStY ' l - iteSSerigerS, with i-.. iOl ~ ' -1 .4 !, • . t .... : •-.: =. i i . -?. , 44son„catlOemi , vimertrir-in. theta - Ilaokets 1 fiti4l,4lispgdUsi :and . the iitii ittcttr Packets Were I%Wirrekthr, : kt:cte their pu : 5.596 . - , - - : - 1tchi1&41.47., I,,,riaittr pidier, ear, TitcottPsoN, •and the , distchtioni,Vor.LlA - mYilie, with the Mails OkytegoilitisrAeii:4aztitAiaitito:tikethe Mails of I ' DE:its,,, iA N.,0,..=.4.rri veil- the itriixgr ,Gtyl -brig , p.i.tz., an d i•Orizt a C • • a has breu elt into- the Downs ...._ i ‘V : krj . r 4er rale Atit.4.4/1 12/id .4NZITy NA Z'rll fi Vir9.ol+f, L4 OI P ' ll plillitt(A, A r ili9h, tila : ,Capirrrd by the Re -444. , - 4 - Istr ~.I,,e • t riiiii vr - , of t'6 .guns ARci , au nub, be. / 'liingi.kk - * to, Ca lais„ OA' the South Foreland, 4 •*.fGt/11 1 ' i. , , :s ' ..!.- . 4. umr+ -v A Sitosnrizssi 44*. st.-4uiterkr tile Termagcat tituiaciut Arrived His Majeety` p ituelugh, 0( 44 guns. Yarmouth ; alseihe FOATettit from 4itactir and the Nary :rg4g.frotn . Leith, with seaweia for the Fleet. YARSOUTH; t.—Sailed . the Roebuck, of Qt guns, to, the Note ; flegrig. gavock,. and &tett Ou.n=btigs on a Cruize: Arrive 4 the luly x 4)C 4 gums,,. and 02 . = Sloop Wat.%, - 4 .I*nro 7falet Packet - , Captain DEANE, kt - w ria f i t t ierit.s, bil h'ere yesterda y aLld Sailed for liar., ! ec.t 1y . , ,( 1 )) 1 , ,,A i , i c n u t ; llf" ,.: 4. 0 .‘Ld , „ . .th6 i ;:igrajettics ..4.;. , , Admiral Rot •rEA4-1,,, rus 1 . 44. 4 1 411 ,? 1 . 4 , plt/q45-,; Zecso/utiork, .4.." 4. "4444' 4, , ei,.. , .-! _ . 4etatrit; Atit ~ .I'',C,Sik;4 211441V ., ,44: t . 1 : •;!..--)::” -,!rtt,4l4j. ..f I .• : ;.,, ......4 4 .: • ii.cnalrlFECtcCrreilarli.. 4 4 l lo4 l ,Fimiliethi, Pcwket, Bow,osti, fif,a,ackfrom , Chatlostou, for this Poll was, sLfri - vect oil s6re..o,p 2*th ciarcgStt irg,Barr• liouse i :liiirityro-ew Fi'aied it ix.supposed that the Ship will 1.)o totally lost, but btipfs were. entertained that Olt of the 'cargo (consisting of cottop. wool) would bbsaved, ' ,-- 1N. , -;:. :.-.:, ni . ,,x- .;„-.2a ~ • 'The ''Mlj Witto.l4 4 ai r l *A R fq115 . t 4 - gptu r ciNde i • . was'-spokeilAviWiliy'ilte , - .134W4ii - Wedirifl•Atiiiono4 going* Qveg,..04113:11 , —ei.4.414931.- iskii thir4.2ohirltimo: i TbEllope'kfiNity ~from;,...46bec, for this P or t, , itt4Wedtßr.fulr';:iih k tiii loss Of s ome sa4is at4l.pggipg. • TheMll* -.- , ~!';,:as,, .. 11aillitfrobi)}- drOwne * . • • ,4 ,. 4)47r1,4114Ve 4.41 ,Slattrthr bel 4 Ooentiloqgoniine chance, Rttio %GA itool!- 4 Lisbon f .sailed coMpany, with 17 merchant Vessels ttotita tb 'Great Britairf; 'under convoY of the Jam gica, V.rigate ;.;itept.company- with 'tbi 'Co mrno dare until the 2?d..instant,„.at which titnethe signal ; was 10 disperse, 'and not more, .the .six or seven-of the'neet coukrthen be seen, .the weather bring,; so .very:.foggy.. The only Clyde Vessels in . : the kleet, were the Mary,..fititn, arrived here O a ' iplonkty„ and the Mai feat-Mill, DE Alt lE, for Li. verpoo ' . Yesysildar-Mr: HAitroxv , JONES, thEast:india . ..Cornßatty,',s Agent at ii.i.gttpd,,called at th e E ast -I n di sk _House, f , d atiiogn 4 c,A.,t, his arrival to the:Secretary. It fits iot~te '. as through 41441, iind,we un demtatAlLiteldathe. the . Baltiein open boat. A ittlssiaftales§mar arrimed yesterdaftriOrning at Loris Hn?,y101::s ,Q,ffiee, h tii spatebes- from Peters. buret: tis supposed rhe kt a IT.nrclught over any thingistentiartatide; • having'been 30 days on his jottrutuentil` • Nit,cifirrrg;N:DEN t of Westfield a , near Hastingti . , ~ , h as a n - ippli:- or his 6, .vngtowto,wnten.rneasures in circutnference 14 ineho;', and weighs a pound and a half: Had not this apple beeh - rather prematiirely plucked, it would, in all probability have lneleaseti itf-size.; - Yes rerday se'Anight a dael 'was: fought, near New.. part, Isle of Wight, between Mr. WELCH and Mr. M'Dots:ALD, Subalterns in the Army; they fired. three shots each, when • Mr." WELCH was shot in his right_thislx, in which the ball lodged, after hav ing wounded tbe,left. He Lad recently er4arked frcim the artily depot for foreign service. , stre I, 1 / 4 .01.4;ivitt1t. , -SifißlV, ',lSt tyt: Ji. • ••• • THE - SUN y. pOLIIM GUTS DICER!: F JCL 111:7114.- •t7DX AT L• 0 Al) r" . 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