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S(11.1:X1 41.11$ 1)1(1:11C At'OE.ll' : 14.0 N D 0 N, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1813. It was reported last night that'the French Ex pose had beep received in town ; but we cannot learn that this Document has yet'arrived. It was added, by rumour, that BUONAPARTB had set out frnm Paris on his route to Mayence, there to . have an interview with the Emperor of AUSTRIA, whoni Iv.! hoped to prevail upon to assist in person at the Coronation of the Empress MARIA LOUISA, and of the King of Roma.. If such be the fact, the journey must, of course, have other objects than that stated, and irnplies in itself the greatest doubt .of thel?,mPeror of AUSTRIA'S' diSpOSitiOTI tO assist the projects of his son-in-law. It is also stated, " that the Prefects - , in, everi department; have written circular letter's, address ed to the landed proprietors, merehants, and ethers in their respective districts; intimating to each of then the confidence that the Emperor has ; his goOd dispositions to contribute in the present exigency towards repairing the losses of the army; ant: that a voltintary: contribution, by way, of loan, - bad'been conceived by 'many enlishtened and loyal citizens, to be the best means 'of evincing to all Europe . the. sense that Frenehmen had of the benevolent views of the Emperor ,in the contest, in Which he Was in with Russia, through the intrigues of England 5 and therelotetniating that he should have the honour of enrolling his name in this pa triotic subscription, ating, 'at.the some time, that. bons would be given 101' the stuns advanced, with a solemn. pledge 'by the Governtnent, that the re spectiveatuns should he repaid, with interest, out of the receipts of the year ; lint that the immediate' . equiptlient of the army made it essential tilat no time. should be lost in ptocuring this most urgent supply.' Not.having seen any public document to this eifect, we arc:unaltle to answer for the correctness of the stateatant ; but it is, .undoubtedly, Veil pro bable, being quite in unison with the triCU played off upon many occasions by littox.NrAtt.rv.; in order to keep up that', system of deception, by means of which he hes, until lately, spread $(,) munch delusion throng iont Europe. A. Paper of this na9rning has the following statement—" It is some days since we beard that 'a foreigner had arrived at Deal under circum stances of mystery. This foreigner bus been traced to town, where be is 4i:town to several 'persons of consequence. Here, as no man acting tinder such circurnstancoi can remain concealed, his interviews with IViinistci's have been observed; and the result is saitlto have been the dispatching rs vessel,to France," An inference is 'then drawn that some nego elation is on font, but who this e mysterious fo , rrigner is, or whether any such person has ar rived, wt have been unable to ascertain. It is very probable, however, that the whole of the wiry may have originated in some trifling circum stance; ni itself of no importance. It has been alleged by the Opposition Writers, that Ministers ought to come forward in support of tha Princess of WALES, because some of them were formerly her advocates. But do these writers expect that those who might have enter tained a favourable opinion of her Royal High ness upon the " Delicate InveStigation," as it is called, are bound to take an active part in justi fying every measure of the Princess, and parti cularly the Letter which she recently was so ill advised as to publish, bin Party, who most pro bably care nothing about her Royal Highness, and only endeavour to make an instillment of her for the promotion of their own selfish purposes,. It is impossible ,to justify the pub lication of that Letter, and we can only re peat, what we before observed, that if her Royal flightless had applied to her former friends, iu stea4 of taking the insidious counsel of a Party, she would certainly have received such advice as might have preventsd the hast,y and reprehensible measure which she was so slounefully perscadi.d to adopt; but, atter haVing resoited to that mea sure, it is die excess of folly to expect or suppose, that those who were favourable to her on the for met occasion, will come forward to sanction her conduct in the present instance. The subject, Pet, 4lB P B, would he mast properly conaigned t o oblivion • None can be disposed to agitate hill the public prints, but those who wish to create disturbances in the State, and who hardly 1 cure to what d eg ree those disturba.nccs may ' rise, it . :fie} should afford any chance of ele vating theillniTO and their Parq into power. - NEWS' ----,Jas PLYMOUT::, ,B. t af t day it blew a g.lie Iron Ole wcstwr which the ship Elisha,.Tur n frol a, terauean with a cativo, bound to Gat Flom her anchorage in,Tlarnoaze, his Majesty's schooner rTow, at rt: Wise, by which accident the bowsprit_ ter Was, carried away ; 'the.forater, it i s not sustain any material damage, after anchored in safety. .A few other the harbour .recei-eed trifling damag e gale. One of the zirrcw's prizes lately arrived here, drove on the W has not sustained any material in) expected, will be got off as soon moderates. ___-- rORTSMOUTII, FEB. ship cornet from Cadiz, last from th, The Sceptre is now delivering the ships bound to the West In& . - 'ported she will sail as scion as the" without waiting for 12. ships front jlis . llaiesty's ship Ethatiott iv" Lisbon, Cadiz, and Gibraltar; as comes fair. DEAL, FEB. 19.011tte down the CUmberland, KlNsos, for ralßerkele y,T47Lov, for the Sandi, perdow/7, Dorz, for St. Vincent's, wil of outward-bound," ana r emain fill gale., His Mkjesty's ships arc also Y'""Tii, FEll.l9.—The Thirsl6 London for Hall, with goods , is the Scroby Sand, and one man Arrived the wrangler, Braver sloops of war, Fiyi;o4 $ ll schoo , t i • fair cutter, and remain With the l Admiral Etoi Yesterday the old stei,(,. " blown down. ..„, ,x est erdq audience oft. The l'arc`c Council,. thii A :lie P , arl iJ,'tirter to-tno' The-Earl , entertain now atul a part ku"ng w1,,0! 134Tlitn.tvr, : yesterday, - ti I‘l. this . is jYr°rrt e r-1 11 j‘ t : t te o t l el a: leE. E l y eVea o ' a ttri c e v i.r. n ilil i l d i I g _ •,...------ 1,11„ . I\l' rs. JORDAN,-'..We. b e d oot r°°l.ljittep' iac, e of somleetsteel,retcylitailfe'lliltssvtlipt 61 w ( lays ago ,it -ii • roer• . i a ~. orntng .* 40 11' STE T - '.*-.. hough I diii not, Si e til e j6 O, shat contained th e paragraph lit/.,,,44 i -. A liberal and respectable nivel' °:-: t tl i Was not lung left i n ionoraoce ';‘1.1,,- poured Out against Me - b . this 1 c ° ,; 1 00, / 4 tu ti' t l u ; be ] , 71 1 1 I t l l v ‘ t i't i r b l t lii (Cl i r n t (:) ° . t l i t i ' t ; b . : o tt l i t t i i i s : s al !:n t o l u v a t t a t i t s i k i l o o eb n nY i s e * s t'l : : : : ;ii ifit , , I ,‘ lustrioui Personage, , „, t ' i 4 In the love of troth, alvi in tit.' f"-4 Iliglineses'l thinititrtuy ditty 0', 5 tils 1 equivocally to declare, that l' I !oii 4 0 bas been noble and geoeroll', itoVrii gree : but not havingi, it i3 11 ' 5 , . 1 , 04'.. 1 his bounty heyon4 the tern' *4 ` , ; ) ,iii f .,,.4 be has, with his accustoia,..ll :ri,,,,rP, deration, allowed me to octt ° ,' ' provision for myself-, which art 00 feelings than those of intele't;tili -;' shall never live to see, WOlit' t t. e .o ', ()1.-1:11;z1, then, S' • • ts• !POI )41 . I l', 01l , tdfi . 10 My proleision. 1 aw " / 1 11 ,,iv - I t i every fe34olk to hope mot P ", t r'; these circumstances, • I shall v', , p rlii 1 ' e fit large, by seciiing thehr siIP. P ;: ~,' and while I feel tail 1 1)( 1 ' 49 0 0 tiently submit to t specitilipflii tion, ix.,itich a ft:MAC'S() e ' er ti;Pi always be st;bject td' ill fi v cr y rel' o l ledge my aesclencies lit ' 'l,, 11 inaY add, that I shall tiexer foredf, candour and gratitude--.ollibd:u , ra:lon that every lin-livid"- Id, t ; ,41 opinion of the i;illitic.c''h aliti I remain, Sir, your .10 rant, ----------4 ti t place,vl.ll: s , :e l ! rs o r h t s ea t , y:sittel rr t illaitYt t, , 1 ) : 4 1:f r ° 0,1 between Priiice cOl.O o' svounded. , 16 ft, P 0 On nontbiy Inglit last / . 0/, Tnnntli U. the Dridgovater rl bL . ‘ kril t (..0 %VII. , 1 51. . 11 7) ► - ~reStltirtir L, from the tO re, alit Et avatar offt ows prit 1 1 0 . uer, i t is • r . age, pad ~v cr other 14 1 fr damage s (o eh a/" ; " ; V 1 W re4l ' * injorYi 1-,1 ; 1 0 )on as 64'1 , 'lived 11" Ye om th e *e ,di; ring 04 ;01' ladies; s°4, the ,40 rem th pit gill 401, 0 s °° Pl ' tbi g iWn f rom fo• Cb~n e , s tt nod) 5e31141 ; t's, W ith° )1 . 011 also ' ll . l v;e ;:1.1 ig d ro O f r ai i vs i efi o irS t k; s ; : : :‘ ,ll , i loo ner, the S ° 1':14j: b t6 lo rri tyn &mu. C, l 9 lj rn i r i ll:i i - t a t , e 3 ' d e , s of the Admiralty bave been please, .--.....164P , ""' ..-- . f olr: ...(5'D , Fr,n. 19.—The Lord, Ci,••' 1 i o IP' to the ;ii . t 8 11: d t tbere 111.31 V arc, oil • '''' ; 1. .04 .41 Inst. two strorig spoela P shin . • • . iO l 1 ' ' s crn32-lag in the neighbourbco ----....---------------.' • 7,l(.l,l;:ei.sent.tei,eri:ol;fu:tchrniel iri•t'':rcn..-:..;.:,i'i..:,ltircs:::',N:':l::•::elrit:'o:l,4l: i. ~, `4Quricii, this (1•3:11/:11;‘,11.to,,,.. 1;(,)111•';dc,re,441.' a , 'it) t iarl 01 CooLzAgsoi'4,tv,`riq,ci'‘` ujuner to-morrow, nt bii betistl eOO 'rh, Earl of Vitr,sT.No,i 7L. ".',.:11 P S ) „ i d, entertainment ve3tertlay to the 1 I ,'' aninAinrigeti. rtE,tit•Tlr:ini?lif rsa,arvieiretitibTel,:vslitr..i.s:lBeo;l4:4::iiiii3O, aY:,:ilestn:idttayyr:retYt lii°:litowttesenti: Siio:t:::t.,r,:l",srtir: On Wednesday Ine C4binet .101„$1, vith the Earl. of goos Ave, at his P. ley-street.. ra.:Eaartluttoi,.. . . ....rii.Aile, 1:111(1, • of IN ORPOOL 1%1 to i t• MOTTOW, vo, , ~ AO