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t. ~~". r itanact)-2 Waterford. Lisboa, 1 Gottenburely 1 thierovey, 1 ;Jersey, 1 Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS THI DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. C 0114016 ' .69i 681 lied. Ann 5941 Til F., SUN. Sol,Ell 01 7 1'i FAI,IIOI AVIMAT ? L 0 N 1) 0 N, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1813. An American vessel has been brought into Ply mouth, which left Philadelphia on the Ist ult.— 'At that period the election for President had not terminated, and it was cousidered very doubtful whether MALasorr would be re-elected. Lisbon Papers to the 21st ult. reached town this morning. The Marquis of Wnr.moToN arrived at Lisbon on the 16th, where he was re ceived with the most enthusiastic demonstrations of joy. His Lorth,hip quitted that capital On the 20th. Several of the enemy's letters have been intercepted and brought to head-quarters by a Guerilla Leader, from which have been learnt the opinion of Sony,—that while the English are in possession of Portugal, and in suliietent force to advance into Spain, that the French, from being compelled to keep together in large bodies, cannot support, themselves in the Peninsula; and; it is tbefefore stated that a great effort will be made in the spring, by uniting the armies denominated of the South, the Centre, the North, and of Portugal. That the French can not long obtain subsistence in large bodies in the present exhausted state of the Peninsula, ive are perfectly satisfied. They, may attempt , a great effort in the spring; but if they cannot achieve their object in a short tune, their armies must again separate, or take up a defensive position near the frontiers of France ; anti it would be ridiculous .to sepoo,e that, ugtinst the talents and skill of the Alarquis of WELLINGTON, they can succeed in an object where an, advantage can only be obtained by great superiority of numbers, but, at the same Cute, svhere a little delay renders that very supe riority an insuperable obstacle to success : unable as they must be to overwhelm our army by any sudden Movement, their force must ht again necessarily broken into frag)nents, in order to ob tain snlisistence. Thus circumstanced, it is highly probable, that if BuOIIAVAATE does not recall alto gether his army in the Peninsula, in, nrder to meet the shock that threatens his power elsewhere, that the troops will take up a defe3sive position be hind the Ebro, and endeavour to maintain them- s el v es there to await the course of events The Spanish Papers mention a report that Su 7 rTr is vanguard had been destroyed by 'our force f'qm Alicant, and Oat his communication with Catalonia was cut off, • it is said that. 24,000 chosen French troops Lave lately left the Peninsula for France. Some of the letters kotight by the . .Gotten, borgh state, that Lord CATHCART had left l'eterr;burgh to join the Emperor i of Russtk,"at also said that :11unvr- bat! resigned the co'nnnand of the remnant of the Prole!) mill to B i mrntE,R, and had ri e t out on his return to Naples. Some Bills have arrived E rom }Limburg!), drawn Avert upon London : st clear proof of the change *bleb hes taken place in commercial relationt in thut qiiartei Ye3terhy MOr11111 : . , the Lottlt CIJANCELLOR hod audience of the PLUNGE 11.17,GENT at Carlton ot;se V‘r,terday the .11tdge Advocate laid before the IZE(ENT the proceediogs of Courts Yeoltlrth Cabinet Council xvos hell at the 0843: at vile o'clock, which si►t- till near four. . 11;3 141xeellency Count Of! lo,nian A.mbar,sador, alsti attended the I't . ,inc4 evee on Pviontley, '1 4 11 , .. celebrated Dr. CONYERS NTIDInnTON, , an tllor the Life 4 Cicero, says, in it preface to his Letter front Rome can live, ,not only. in` c h ar ity hittiii friend:hip, with the Papists, witl4- out the least inclination to offend them ifiy far, ther than, by olhtrneting nit endearo*s' to Intro duce, a religion among ‘thich would ni-cessa rily be ruinotni to the liborty of our coantry,"...... Sack del,darationfrom such a man outweighs all the ar-ain;ieut , , of modern Whigs. 1\3,(1 , it seems, hn no rerlSOn to regret his rinnovAl from CoYent.Garden bootee; HI pro vincial r;unbles'have been much mote profitable. —lle lois just - . returned from Exetcr, Lifter a \Try prod , ietive trip wei , ,tward, and this day was to AA oil upon is veryliberal engagement_ in Ireland. iVe have authority' to ) state, that, several of tho , :e dehuleit peruis te .1.0(14i1e5,. N'ai)lage of the Prince Regent's gracious rr o . elan atinit t,,t liar 100, have appeared before Joseph Scot, V,t" i or Wood:011ie, durin , ,: la `week, last 'wk, to cAllesl en d take the oath at .alley,htuce.—(Leeds , . „, • • . NAVAL NillialVS. FER. re'perted here that a French privateer, of 16 gin o, Was Seen yester day cruiiing off the Bolt, and captured some mer chantmen, which she tient far France. Arrived the American ship union, of and froin Philadelphia, liumsTEND, master, with a cargo of colonial prodnce, bound to Bourdeaux, Cap tured by the Iris frigate. The Mimi has not brought any news, having had a long passage. The schooner Industry, from Quebec, bound to Madeira, retaken some time since by the Sun Asti man of war, arrived here last evening.from Ports mouth. tArrived the Rambler, SPIMGOS, from' Ports mouth; Staverton, GEST, and the Sally, JAuvrs, from Dartmouth; Richard, Jon - wsoN, from Sun derland; Friends, CummixO, ,and the Christian, COOK, from Wales Fortune, BADCOCK, and the Harriet, Fox ) , froth Penryn ; PAYNTER, from Yadstow ; "inn and William, BEST, from Padstow ; Fume, IVEL.II.OI, frotil Ipswich ; Fowey, Wu.cocK, from Fowey ; Dore, THOMAS, from Bristol ; Jane, BRABYN, from Padstow ; Pallas, Bun wEn, - from Newport; Tearatin, Couctt frO!A Truro; Ceres, EvANs, from Arundel; 'Providence, HAYES,from,Falmouth; Flora , Ft min, from L;iver .. Speculator, PENt ELLY, from Lone ; Provide/mg nenEr..t, from Bridgewater; and the Vinervof, DYER, from Chepstow. Sailed the Norge man of war to the Westward. The fleet of, transports and mcrehantme» haund to the eastward, that put hack by contrary winds some days since, sailed this day•under the convoy at the Speculator lugger and Rolla brig. • FAIMOUTII, al►N. 31.—Arrived three coasters front Wales. • Sailed the Mary, PATERSON, fOl" LOIICIOII ; and the llenry, GRANT, for Little 'Hampton. TORBAY, FEB. I.—Sailed his Majesty's cutter Sprightly, with the Charlotte, COVIUDGE, under convoy for London ; and the Lord Cochrane in quest of a privateer that ,captured a brig off the Start yesterday. GRAVESEND, FEB. the haat', SmiTn, for 'lladeira South Seas, Columbia River, and China. DEAL, Fre. 2.—Caine down from the River and sailed for Portsmouth the General anda, Timm, for the Cape of Good hope, and the Kin3ston, HuNTlta, for Antigua. Arrived the Thistle gnu-brig from a cruise. PORTS 51013T11, FEB. 2,—Arrived his Majesty's Oips Etltulion, Seq)tre, and Prometheus, from the Downs; Mote, from off Cherburgh ; and the Miasktoe frOm a cruise. Sailed the Rosamond on a cruise. NAVA!. APpOINMENTS.---Captain J. Hayes is appointed to the Monarch, and Chit. Atiguqtyi Brine to the 11c11.voplion, both cutting hown tx) . razica ; Capt. M..'. F. Berkeley, 'to the Woolwichlit. Cro'Airian tr the Impress service, ka Totpoint; I,ientm...l. G. Mande, R. Lovitnifin, Thos . ..l'hi)ips,• Nazer, A. Lockroll (Of the Bellerophon), ?toil .1. G. 1 0 ,irt,' to the Seorboroogitr . Lieut., E. to the El/wt. - a; Lieut. A. Davicl, to the Hatuadryad ; Lieut, P: Horn, to the Prinecs4 Caroline. • • Yesterday Her Majesty, Princesses ELl77aseTtt and MARY, attended by 1i dy TurtligE, arrived nt the Queen's Palace, from Windsor. In the course of the day they were visited II the PRINCE RE GENT, the:DldieS of. Yort, CUMBERLAND, and CAMBRIDGE. the evening the Queen and Prin cesses dine I with the Duke of CustnEßLAtqb., at his an r artments in Ss. JilMeS'S Palace. _ _ Tliit day her lklajesty will hold a private Court at thfia Queen's Palace, for the purpose of the 1 1 0. re!go Ministers in thin country not yet introduced to her, undergoing that ceretuouy previous to the Drawing Room to-morrow. Grale the 11:11te of Leinster, in, St. James':z.street, from - Freland : Sir Jartrei Corlgburn, fart. in I'ireadilly, from Ilarro*; Lord Frederick ileatrelerk, in llrok.street, from a tour ;1.,0rd 4rairn'rbynney in Ilill,street, Berkeley-rip:ire, I.•:kni a dour; Mr. 'l'liornito Fitzherbert, at, tin' Prince of Wde: Coffee-hou3e, in Conduit-street, Prom his seat in - if :in. John t. ;r, frOM the seat of iris briither,, ~ • t tit liengrave Stnnilk ".ttr..itaft. " tiles ,:, n (.'"rttrrbrrlaritl,plaer, from /Inn g-eiford, lit 'c ; , Var. Di4hy, km Lower'l4rool,-stre e t, • 1,• re, , ; Mr. il..How o rth, NI, P. 'r` '; 'irrity; M r , ;mull I los\ t, sl, front 11.0. ; ' from a tour, itt l'ieeadilly ; 'tr.4l. ! iti Ilatiover-spurre, from Lanneesto,, is + •, ; ;Jo, in pa l l,. lane, from , in l'ireatidly, from a", turn'; Mr. San., I Wiutbread, M. P. in liorer-street. from Sotithill, nem. ut..T,leivade, in Iledford.Oire : Mr. William Long !.• New Norfot.k-strect, Par L-lane, from Tylney in E.ssex.; the Duke of Nor folk, at his h Jairie;es-roptare, from hi, seat, Work. 4ol► Manor, lure;. the l)tike and Dumbest of Bed ford family, at ',v.: tionse, in llamilton-place, from %Yu burn Abbey. • KING v.iliJirtS.---vPle defendants were broui.cht into Conrt this moruing.---Mr.BaouGnAm did not say a word, nor slid dater of the defend , ants; but ,gitre in a short aflicbtrit upo n the:ex pence; of the prosecution. The soLicrioit CENl7,amr, made a short speech for th e C rown ..„' Mr. J ustice La 14LANc pronoit;;(l,ql the sentence (if the Court, as loil.)ws---“itha:: c ucli of the tie fendant.S.do paya line of .5901. ;lowa. ilu tcr t o he imprisoned for two ye;irti in Coldhath-rtehr-, prison. Lewn fluN'y for the 6itMe period, in ti le p r i sor i at. Hommonger,laue in the count) of 'S'ha'y; and etkeh to find Sureties fur his ,OWL behtviour f or 142. yobs, !thrift& in 5001. and sufficient ure jes in 501, tach, LISBON PAPERS. J, , 155011,,TA,..19.--W e have rumours of movements and intentions to move On tlic part of the Fretith but they are diseredited. On the 2d or :id, Guerilla Leader Sou ANIL, brotwht to head-quar ters a parcel of intercepted letters, which he took atVahlutelloras , nn the Douro ; one of them wat front Josmr to his wife, complaining of want of mo ney; one from JooltDAN to CAFTARELLI, by which it appears that the French intviut to form A 'Large army early in the spring, by uniting the four armies of CIaPARELLI, JOSEPH, D P anti BouLT, called the armies of the, North, Centre, Portugal, and the South. A general Staff is al ready appointed,.of which JOURDAN is the bead. There is also an official report, from the Com mandant of Artillery, requiring 1.100 horses from France, which, with those 'that can be procured from individuals in the army, who have horses contrary to military regulations, will make on ad dition of 1800 horses to the artillery, and •enable them to bring into the field 120 pieces of cannon. These letters also say SouLT has given it as his opinion, that while the English are in posse!,sion of Portugal, and in sufficient force to, advance into, Spain, the French, from being compelled'to kc'p together in bodies; cannot support them selves in. the Peninsula. Should this opinion • prove correct, the enemy must. either yield to necessity, and retire to the north of the . Ebro, or . elsie,by one tpdat effort endeavour, a thing which they cannot possibly accomplish, to drive the British array from the Peninsula. This grand united army is' to be formed on the small river Adaja ; its right on the Douro, its left extending towards the Guadarama mountains. The principal tuttg4;- zintq ar . b to he at Ahrantes the Douro. Our Hero arrived on Saturday, and was receiv ed with the, hunt extravagant demonstratiops of joy ; he was conducted to his residence pt the palace of Neussedades, where he gave a fribndly dinner to Sir C. STUART, Admiral MARTIN', Mar sbal BERESFORD I Sc. &c. 'He hooked remarkably well. On Sunday his Lordship went in full dress to the Regency at the Palace of the Inquisition, where be invested Sir C. Srumyr •With the or der of the Bath, and diOed at a truly royal enter tainment. At eight o'clock he went to . the Opera House, the whole of which was talien by the Re gency, and the boxes and pit allotted to persons agreeable to their rank. The house resounded with acclamations. God save the King was sung with great effect. On the 18th inst. his Lordship received the Con sul General of Merchant4,who presenwl bin with an address.. JAL 20.—Lord WELLINOTON is now 4QII the river, going away. ALICANT ) Drc. remuinder of the ex petlition from Sicily has at last arrived. at this place, composed of more than 5000 infantry, and near 300 horse. Lord BE NTINCK is expected. Cantz, JAN. 7.—Extract of the two last ofi cial dispatches front Field-Marshal Limp and MINA Hunger, and the want of all kiwis of provi sions, obiig,eci the enemy to march out from Pam plouu, for the purpose of obtainine; them/in its vicinity. On the 34 in the morning, he formed a line Crown Pamplona to Binain, with 4000 infantry and GOO horse. Informed of his force, and that his object was to procure provisions, I resolved to at-, tack him even in his positions, which I carried into execution by four battalions ; the action last ed from morning till night. The result of this battle was, the preventing any provisions being conducted to Pamplona, obliging the enemy to fly and take shelter in that city, with the loss of fifty-two killed, and near three hundred wounded ; among the haw were five Officers, and the Co lonel of the 52d, who has since died. 'The loss of the Spaniards consisted of eloen killed, and 92 wounded. On' the 7th, with the santi deilltn) the enemy again left Pamplona, at 5 in the morning,. with 4200 infantry and 200 horse, and advanced to the village of Neain. flaying intelligence of this, I ordered them to be atacked by five battalions ; but such was the terror which seized the enemy that the instant the fire commenced, he pre cipitately fled. lie was pursued with the bayonet, and although I cannot ascertain his loss, I nevertheless know that the Hospitals are filled with wounded.. The 1033 of the Spaniards was very inconsiderable. FROM Tlt PORTUOUEZ TELF.GRAVO, Or THE Pi DECRMBER. We have the Spanish Gazettes to the I`...:th in.:. The following is taken frptii them iVe are assured that SVCIIET'S vatituard has been destroyed by the Alleant expeditionary army in the neighbourhood of Castellon Cie la Plana it is added, that this Alarshal has taken refuge in Ai tirv i e d ro , and that, his communication. with Ca- talonia is cut off. ' . By private letters the are infortur Itat l'reneh have already begun to retire from AlattCha; that SouLf gives demonitratioo total evacuation, and 'that ButriiiParrs leas mantled five battalion's of gretusiliefs: and other intelligenc4 vrbieli we ha" through different channels,, We MaY* itti conclude, that the French will tot l on g passing the Ebto. ' SASTIAGs, JAN. 5. bITICIAL DISPATCH, y " Excellent consequence oft* Excellency mentioned to mein youroffici ideation of the 20th ult. I have the 511 1 to acquaint you, by au extraordinary that on the 31st December and Ist inst. evacuated the points of Bancza and lick , 1 um assured, that these troops, as well as from Torn and - Cautora, arc retiring to The sicli had been withdrawn from Ca, It is said, that from the place where the) . join, they will march towards Burgor serve," B,:c. P. G. CANDOMA TO THE COMMANDANT G GALACIA. On ti►e 28th ►►lt. the French evacuated and on the same, or following day, first marched towards Villamenan, iron) they took the Palencia and Valladolid we' may credit what is said, their destinati led°. OVIEDo, nsw. 30.—0 n the 18th Lexo' were in Bilbna, and on the 11th thiS another action with the French, ID caused them a loss of 300 men.. tc Lisßox:, 20.-41 v intelligence. serves credit, we ore assured that 24,0 0 v" troops have lately left the Peninsula air Fo: Cant NA, JAN. 8.-It. is continued E t firmed that General CAFFARELLI has g:iA France with 8000, an d th at M tvB had , lr Bayonne,. supported by the favour or French themselves. IMPERIAL PAR LlAilili HOUSE OF COMMONS, TUESDAY, rim. 2. This day the House met pursuant. to o`v, - ment. 'The hour was °copied ill I s "'" r in Members. Sir John Newport, Lord R o be r t Ser, ; /°d , r t't Samuel Romilly, Mr. Fitzgerald, W Sir James Graham, Mr. Wetherall, Gefi ers ' lop, and several other Members, took lb ' and their scats. ELECTION PETITIONS. t t he l' c ` The trEAKER informed the llouse - 1 3 ba ll* titiouers against the un du e r e turn of - 34es ;j o wi• tt C wile o teist r .i.ir k i,iseo , roeft i fc - l i ciGoe y og t nut t l i nirs e list,ze , ,abiaty: G viiiic;; r :c a si i t t a t i: h ivag a tite n tbd i h , i.enr A cti l i t e l s h r o e,t i lint :g tllc ! e.:y r e ei e t i.: l trick, and Catnelford, not lowing `l„o,.,ltetibi' the Act, the 'orders for examieing we t' • 1 .) , against the ret..ll a o ll f ti a le itt for i i i n lb s c u r f t : s it:k il t : e l 111 ; ; ; v' :. completely observed, but there iwa t h e IC ' to the saute effect from certain ete.tors,,ci viol ,: Of which had not exactly been ena r t lie t ` 11,' cording to the regulations of the I u ub ~. o at,. ever, he gave It as his opinion, that th an ,' that Petition should be tyithlteld for wale '"„.0 ' the recognitances had been entered Int ( "bt , :' the 14 days, to which the Petitioners hits limited, This proposition was agreed to. :I Mr. GnATT A N C't ; o ri s l e ° a L t i i e d r t d 0 I the Catholic consideration he thought it most adv is ,t":; C strd i ,that A.- I f ,' : convenient to call the attention of the 1 4- f t mouth. Ilavit Q lg ue e ' x t p i° re ti sse vi r a in ho t p h e c tlit s t tia:l, would be deemed a proper time for the ag h .I II of that important question, he gave notice 1 pi ' I would on the 256 move for the appoin ti ' lell :o'• 't Committee to take into consideration the 0 4 1 - the laws resp ec ti ng suc h of his Majesty 6 . s j, el tts professed the Roman Catholic relig i r, 4 l ,.? I suant to the Resolutions proposed in the °" . 1 4 Sion of die last Parliament: . , iit i i. 1 pcool A cti l ip t: i , ev C iri,ai rt yl N lit :4 loB. t l N tt G llilee presetited a Petition &Q in i lie' L a i i v d er ° p t lie on the tahle, P r a 'Jr. ~. . limn it F:RS presented a Petition ittl e gi); , ' against the renewal of the exclusive priy i or the last India Compan —4' .1. •'d t ui jr. y. fIC4., e t the table. . l‘e ° i 00Plaroliorcitiesn,__t toolvlittefo iig Sir Jolts , Newroet gave notice, that .' 0 0 N on Friday next, move that the several ltel et ite. ii the Committee on Irish Schools be refo rr 4; lit • distinct Committee, ' . •,1 0- 'll t The Vice-Chancellor's Bill Ivas 0:1 1,61 ' : PI read a second ti me o n Th u r s day Sil'anig. h ts l e . it 1, 1 The House will .to-morrow resalv c ,',; e gt• ' ',.‘ A Committee on the iii l xport of Nart4 °'" ' e D 4 I "''.l Sir JOHN Newrowr moved, that ibernatit4 an on the table au Account i>f the Custom 0 1 lit the various p or ts o f I re land, during the Year .4 it t and 18 a----Agreed to. . ~iO , . . • Lord CASTLCREAGH said, r oam' f ,te Thanks passed after the battle of Sait.l te d, . j : , t names of some Officers had been Omit fade f ir .01 ontisiion lie wished to coi-rect, and W oo f, , :•'' . : ll tl that I:e should move accordingly tO - Ill ar L . 11.1 0 - I LOCAL TOKES'. „ I , 0 t 1 , . Itt l The CHANCELLOI: of the • Exc" g-- e tri' 3 "•- llii tice, that lie would to-morrow tonv t he....itli, fleuse should take into considet'atiull - At.: le , e I•.' Token Act. - au° lii.„, 01 The •CHANCELLOR of the EXcli . g_ ts h et, O llP, - i t( , that new writs be issued for the linlW, via 4 ift..,l'i, ford, in the room of Robert Nevillt of ttelc a ",o I I : kv, `diet in tlie '4,, I,cl since his election accepted the "ftiethn 00E1 Vti,; the Chiltern Hundreds i and tom b . VI A.. has vacated his seat for toe sant- 01 .0 s 1, to- St. Michael, in the root' of R• olli . g e r :: . or, : 4 ' The House then adjourned till - 1..-- it , Mrs leas , Viotol ifi j 111#b tereir iiith tette )t loot del of at fficial coot le sedge ry ITits seng6 ist, the coo Benertote well as to Vallstrc_ . CaaOr re t h ey • GEO.', it ed Ark Leo ;7 8 ' Tom 1 07 r: Aid PP ! ' nation ii.C7 vGA' SI6 I its Chici i n wilicb e obici t nOO Gb