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I.II.CTORI of SPAIN, from the rarlie k t p er i o d to the. ( of (Ave 's r Isq.9. 13y JOHN DIGLAND- In Two Ytitmio pl ice il. 4 3. baulk. :We have - still to regret the non-arrival of a mail from Gottenburgh, nor have we received, through any other Channel, any account of the progress of the Russians in Prussia and Poland. Letters have been received from France, which contain reports of offers o f p eace h av i ng " been made by BUONAPATE to the Emperor of ItusstA, in which be oM:red to sacrifice . the Allies, Prussia and Saxony, jtml not to insist upon the enfOrcement of the Continental System in Russia. We con, Bider these r,..ports as not entitled to a n y credit. The Lisbon Mail, said to he landed at Kinsale, in 4reland, has, not yet reached the Post -Office.— TWO Mails have been received to-flay from fin ; it is therefore supposed that the, 'packet is► bringing the mail round to Falmouth. We rejoice to find that the friends of the Esta blishment in Church and State . , who indeed are the great holy of the people, are coming forward in all quarters to resiit any farther concessions to the Papists. The county of Cornwall had a Meeting of the Freeholders on Wednesday last in the Assize Hall, atlindmin, when it was resolved to ration I)arliatnent againstthc Catholic Claims. The Archdeacons and Clergy of the div'sion of Hereford have passed a similar Resolution, The City and Corporation of Bath, on Saturdav; also determined to oppose the. pretensions of therapists • The City of Coventry did the same on Friday ; the inhabitants of Salisbury, &v. and the Clergy of time Archdeaconry of Carmarthen have shcwn equal zeal for the Protestant Church ; anti there is every reason to believe that the general spirit of the people will be roused in opposition to pre tensions %o pregnant with danger to our political and ecclesiastical establishments. As the. Morning Chronicle has hot thought pro per this day to notice what we said respecting the Oath of the Irish Catholics which it inserted on &wittily last, and to attempt, to shew that thlt O a th is consistent with the fmniamental Articles of the Roman Catholic Creed, which we submitted to ottr Readers the same day, we have no occasion to dilate upon the subject at present. •We eon elude that the Chronicle finds it rather too difficult a task to jostily any further concessions to the Pilpi , ;ts, while they maintain that a foreign autho rity is infallible, and while, .consequently, what that authority might command, they would deem it their duty to obey. Yet, we doubt nut, that the Chronicle will oblige us to resume the. subject; and we advise it, in the mean time, not to call the ftiends of the Constitution " the Champions of intolerance," lest the Party should draw upon themselves the title of Promoters of Subversion. Allan from Heligoland arrived on Saturday, by which n have Hamburg)) papers and letteri from the island, the latter to the date of the 27th oh, The months of the Bums, the Ilieser and Ellie were closed by the ice, and in consequence the communication with the adjacent continent was interrupted. The aliu.otack of the French Board, oL Longi tude, for t 1- , 13, announces that the strongest tides of the year will be those on April 2, May 1., Oc tober I I, and Nov. 9 ;, these' four tides will be high enough to occasion inundations, especially if they are aided by winds. P4sitioxdat,E Ufrontit lttatt Lord and Lady ( irenvilie, at Camelford tiouse, !lyric Park Corner, front Dropmore, 'tear Beaconsfield; Earl laribe, iu John-htreeti Berkeley-sqoare, fr'om NlMMtEthreutolto gear Plymontli ; Earl of Buckingham and fi n cr ! , ; : r .i ir sa S o t tit t 6t e ht : ar t p fr i o : n r i :i Juano; ittap i t) ( e !a nc s ei t ie l ,y e t r, ; l. e l r Yit ,ee r yt t Nurthttntphut I'.ur, front . t our; rat;ti4;;osiir l: to l i.r i i.:l r jd, l n,cll lE ri e teo l u t tl ? : : : l it e . , i trout ; S e t t t u t t a y r e i , e t t r ; e T t s: t f i r t o o r r i; I' iii of ley-square, from a tour; 1\43. Cut hliert, in Park lane, (rout the Isle of Tittlict • Sir Henry Dashwood, Bart. its Glouves ter-place, front I). firtlshire; Ltird St:twell, in Chapel-street, `from a tour ; Kintiooll, itt Gloucester-plate, from SfAitio ; Mr. Payne, in Cirosvettor-street, front Cheltenham; Mr. Edward Walpole, in Grafton-Street, from a tour; Miss Noville . , in Dover-street, - from Andley End; Si,' AVilliant in Conduit-street, front Devowitire; Mr..Arthitr. Shakespeare, M. P. in Albentarlestteet„ from a tour; 141 r. John Barre, M.l'. in Piccadilly ; Mr. J. Dishitiwe, M. P. in 1 ertford-street, May-Fair, from Wittsonllall, in Debyshire Capt. mid Mrs. Dickenson, in Brook -street, from r Chelten ; ham ; Mr. and Mrs. beattchamp, in Berkeley,strect,l'ort . utan-square, from Lyntington, ; Sir Georg e Talbot, Bart. Half Moon-mreeti front a tour; Lady Olivia Sparrow, hi Brotott-street, front Dor.ietshire ; klr. White, in Parli-street, IVestntittster, front a. tour; 1)(m•a ; ;er LAly Heal licote, in Brook-street, front a tour; Don. Curzon, in Hill-street, front a tour ; Mr. ;Mark Singleton, fr o m a t• mr ; Mr. John Madd oc k s , in Berkiley-stinarc, front Wales; Lord I.l itichinbroke, iu l)o . , - -sircet, front' Ilinctlinbr,Le, :near luntingdu4 ; Lady Cl.;Tord, in Hill-street, flint; la c:tour ; Dowa#er. Countess of 'Sefton, in. Hill-street; Lord Ilanipdett, in Green-street, frum the Glynde, near Lewes; Earl and Countess of Oxford, at Mortimer House, iti lialket place, near Eywoutl, iu ItadnOrshire; Lord and Lady rrown low, at the late residence of Lord Somers, in Cavendish • square, from Bolton ILuusN , in Lineolusiiiroi Sir Carnal/ I . lag•gerstotte, Bart. in .lolni,street, Berkeley ; square, front . Derbyshire.; Capt. and Mrs. Gisborne, iii front Cheltenham; Mr. tilid Mr,. Mallet, in lirook-, , L.cet, front Exmouth, Devolishire ;. • Mr. tril Mrs. Middleton, in Park lone, from Newport, 41t, of ; Mr. and' Mrs: (..'rawforti, in Orchard-street, frt,ut Scarboroogh ; Copt:nod Alts. Dykc, it Cavendkii-square, front !Lath ; Dowag•cr NiarclllollS of Bath, and the Lattios Thyttne, in Lower Grosvettor,street, from Windsor; Lord Viseou at liulkeliy , in Stanbope-strect, May-Fair, from Puy liton, iicar Stockport, in Cheshire ; Meo and Mrs. fialVkilli; in Pieeadilly, front' Blatt ; Mr. and Mrs. Lingliont, in Charles-street, lierkelesquare i from Bath; Earl and Countess of titathatn, in Hilt-street, Ikrke!,•,- square, from Colchester., in Essex Mr. Joshua l'attitech, in Lower Brook-street, from Saxinintillann, in Nuifia ; M.t.‘‘"to. Thornton, M.P. in Grafttin-street ; Mr. Combe, NI. P. from Surrey ; Sir Eyre Cottle, in Gloncestvr-place.; Lord Montfort, In Seymour-plaice; Lord St... Helen's, front "Vi iitd sot' ; Earl of l'embrolte, front Wilton Park ; Earl and Coun tess of Guildford, in Piccadilly, (non Surrey ; 'Lord. and Lois Dundas, trout Upleatham, Gi,borottgh, at. their house, in Arlingtoth , strect ; Mr. and Mrs. I'' .11.. Elliott, from Bintield I toti4e, lierks, at' their :Noose, it) !Jeri - ford-sit-ea.; S Sneyd, from Brighton, at her lonise . , ill Arlington street; Lord and Lady Whitworth, front Kook' Park, near Seven Oaks, at their flame, in Grosvettor-place ; sir 11; il ham 'and Lady ttumbuld, llart. front Melbourne Loughlgt rough, ut their house, in New ritrrlingtun-.erect ;• Nir. and It. Calvert, from Ilmisdon, Ilona ; Mr. and Nits. :John C.k kra ft NI. P. and family, front Renipstarie, Curie Castle, Diirset, -at ttieit house, in Clitl'Ord-street ; I)r. lialdihlatd, at No. 5, George -street, Hanover-square, front Brighton ; Lady. •OWC11; at lien lICALSei iii POrttllatl-square, from Wales the Earl of llarewood and from ids seat 4.it f larewood. DgrAicrunr,s.—The 13acquisr of.Tavisloclg, i r e 11 to the Dukt4 trout I )uchess of Bcillorsl, Woburn Abbey, from Oakley Muse, Iteiltord Duke of Dorset, fur Ostord ; Viscount Clermont, for Clermont Lodge ? .Watton . , Norfolk; General Fergtitam, NI. P. 'fOr Ti e kl i ill,. %V or k so p, trom WINDSOR, JAN:3I.-.Yesterday morning Prin cess AuoosTA took' an airing on horseback, with several attendants. The Princess CIIMILOrfE of WAteks did not ride out, being intliposed. Her Royal. Highness being confined at the Lower Lodge, the QuzEN and L'IUNCESSES visited her in the course of the day. Yesterday morning the Duke of Voe ved o n a . visk to the Qunk:r.r, and left agAin in like evening. 'The Princess CitatmoTTE is not well enough to go to St. George's Chapel to-d;ty. Her Royal Highness is expected to leave Windior for London to-morrow, fur a few days, provid e d h er h ealth will permit. " . Yesterday Di/yine S'eryive %/YRS perffelned at Carlton House, hy the Rey. W. 1?. lhominho, Clerk of the Closet, and the ile.'. S. CLARK E, . Chaplain, before the Phitx(44 REGzNT and his H)nsehold. . On Saturday and yesterday the Loin, C HAN . cni.t.na had audience:: of the Pktisreu 'taus:NT at Carlton II u use . Thursday the Enid of Motttn, hail an interview with the PRINrE REGPtcr. l'esterday the FArl of HAaeoway gave a grand dinner to several of the Ministers and others, as President of the Council. It was what is called the sheriff's :dinner. Ye,terday ihe Earl of litxxiNo HA stilt: ex trans acted business at the Foreign Office. • Miss KNIMIT, who succeeds Mrs. tin Nes', as SUb•GOkertleiS to the Princess C/1,1114017E, is the daughter of the late Admiral who died hi the Me diterraueaut, and who, when in Italy with her fa titer, may •be remetnbered by her ver,es on the transactions then occurring there. Since Ler re .turn she has been in attendance on the QVLEN. A detachment of the Royal Weggon Train ern, ,barked on Saturday at Portsmouth, for Portugal. The detachments following have been orde, 4 l to march to Portsmouth for embarkation, viz. 3d, 36th „ 4 3001, 43d, 13th, 524, tiOth, GI , 71st, and Sith, for the Peninsnla. In consequence of the death Of Lord Heath held, we mlemain! the following alterations will take place Da%id Dundas frum the Greys to the Dragoon Guards ; the Margois of Lothian, from the 110 Dragoons to the Greys; Lord Bentinck, from the 20th. Dragoons to the 1 Ith ; Sir Stapleton Cotton gets the 20th Dragoons. A Gentleman has reached town, who was on board the Scheldt fleet about a tnonth • ago. He states that the slips are tolerably well manned, chiefly. with Danes and Swedes, but that the ves sels having been > originally built with green fitit terials, they ate all mouldering away,with the thy rot ; and are, of con e, very ill calculated'to keep , the sea, much less to stand., a severe action. J 1) consequence of the, immense commercial orders front the Continent, the exchange .on liamburgh lias risen to 295. (id. By i , irtiter of a resolution dated the' 10th De ember, all natives of the Grand I)uchy'of Baden, in the military service of foreign powe rs ,. the „ th l c o f Major, are ordered to present them selves tit CarlFluie in three months from the 10th eot;lace shortly. Pain of confiscation of their ppreocpeerintby7anidi?4tehle. deprivation of their rights Nde:yensioners are excepted. ) i sha ti has demanded in marriage Saxe Ilildburghau.4en.— , t e i l , i t z h e 'il : .: l ;l n ) ) e i n t • i s i i i i ) i ; t c r u e k : ! i t s )ev .l,: a v Al o; i i i l i . i t s a a k • NAVAL NEWS. PL YMOUTH, JAN. 28 .—Th e Leonidas triga tc Hamoale is appointed convoy for Cork• 1 1 The Cullodeix,:7-1, lately ordered to be cat''' . to a razee, proves to be so defective in hero hers, that it is found necessary to break her' _ . JAN. 20.—Arrived the Borer t•toop 0110' 1 ' the Lastwatd ; the Ilitrrief, AUDAss i all ill Robert, GIBsoN-, from Sunderland ; ROY , 8/if from Yarmouth ; Success, DEEBLE, frffi n l'Cje ...g and the Wellingt'on,. Chapman, from Cliepil Arrived the Growler gun4irig from thee Frimee, with her prize, the French cbasse'r Lo Desiree, with a cargo consisting of C(1 and firewood, bound coastwise, which she lured a few days since. JAN. 30.—Arrived the Goldfinch brig Q f from a ernixe.off the Western Isles. Sailed the Stirling Castle man of War car' mouth. The Queen Charlotte man of war ill %vas co:nu►istionea yesterday. Sailed the ecrberus privateer belong; port, Captuin irtt ' EGOIVET4I, to cruize deitttX. The .Eastern convoy are detained DgM., JAN. 31.—Came down front the William for the Cape ; the United tel for 'North America, and the Swift I loupe, and sailed with the convoy for. Arrived ?Ili Majesty's ships Sceptre,. anti -lie.ronder, from the Nore ; and . th man of war from Portsmouth. Sailed his ..itajesty'S.. ships .s'ceptie fin for Portsmouth. The name of the brig mentioned yes) be on the Goodwin Sands still remains ti several boats have been oir to her to-daY find nothing to ascertain further partici' ther do we hear any thing of the crew. PORTSMOUTH, jAW.3I:—,-Arrive:l hIS ships, Hermes from Plymouth, awl Lke from Pool, . Sailed his. Majesty's ships ildnzadryad .on a cruize ; his Majesty's ship Dapper pointed convoy for the Downs. CORK, JAN. 25.—0 n Thnrsdarnight tb 74, Capt. DASllwoou, and Barossa, 36, o m u o r ut h h a , rb ::: l t i l : : convoy l e StlinuEF, arrived at Cove.—Friday multi' Satellite, of 18 guns, front Portsvi",`: tl ,; ; from Plymouth i• Linnet gim-brig , ,:' l . t .': men for rh o - 11 4 ,, et , hum , v ir at evt" - ' „,., clittili tii , ci inv°Y now -eollectinff in Co" h t- ‘ ) t r i ,, ii, Indies. and Brazils, ace i. Oropalli cd -Y rtlievt , 36. Sa4ellite, 1 8,, Eclipse, 1 6, r ui l f! re vel• great number of ship 1 ave . ii-rea' l .• l 1 b •ure ( l y I suttee' ionß, and -Inally more from Liverpool, B r i sto l end Glasgovv• .:.;res:lirl.,',kdr-,:::::, t,sarc..( ~, ne ntio The ,iliwt a rcury c h it the 2,1 ireit.l iltnne hunch-v(6 of French agents hay patched to all the Continental States hoises for the remounting of cavulr there has been, in consequence, an siel per• cent. on the price of these animals tilt Z 'l r .. ) l l n7 w .k 6 : e i r a c i ‘;l:7 l } , tl India for l tn il o e :c ‘ i t i t 1 i ‘ f v , o i t t n:( l , l l e e i r: Captain Howt.Es ; the former joins Hoon at Madras, the latter Admiral Rio Janeiro. The fleet consisted of t Atlas, Mincess 04)nclio, Rose, Marquis 1 0 14, Essex, lkidgeumtor, and Metcalfe, THE ORATORIO. Day. The Oratorio season Commenced 0 last at this theatre, under the direr GLono Sm Ara, whose professional tale well known to require any eulogium in The 411epdah was pertUrined in a ma ealvalata to Ining Forward its subli %vith due effect. The orchestra WAS abundantly slip performers' of acknowledged talents; an , was fitted up in a Ginhic stile, correspo the nature of-the entertainment, and its impression upon the feelings and la The Chief vocal Perfnrmers were Airs. Airs. ISLAND, and l I IELLAmy, iti additia' came forwurd two others of eminent mei AVLIOSC rake is a fine counter-tenor, all nageS it wit: great taste and skill, tuvl Ivhose t4t-lents as a composer are well kh whose Voice - is well toned, and of grc' t ~t o The whole Was well received by a !wale" (Bence. t'ovENT-v -10 .0 Tile Asitt.& - vs, with long experience•• ecti performan c e o f O ra t or ios, besides their 11 00 4 musical talents resumed the conduct °fl urday. 7'ite Messiah had the support ollirl S al ,t 4) 44 full band, and the vocal exertions ot BA at' .iNCLERON, TINNLY, BoLTalc, respectable S iet °rulers. r. S. concerto oil the organ with great' nroli`l . was tt numerous audience. e the; Perc T eived by Lieut utirscityiciir,terbo _l z . in-deel,, be immediately jumpe roiv"d °;lg and succeeded in ~ectiring t he ti? 4, 4461 a boast could reach them Iran the i; I Fill' 1.. - Ink . in 1 1411 ''' 111 of boi i# cc, )11ging i con 4; oil r ti(ii 41, 1 I by o gif*/ t i of t r, f'. e int the .-. 1 a I ~ ..iial ‘. ci ~,, /11t1 I' ,„ ,o 1 ft loi u'' porti,poo - t 4 re). 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