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441.1•11 Eert.4 authentic :ice(Alitts of 3o Armament fittiog , 00 t t bm, Vorr, wa, in, no wise caned upon to I,lv for tite t-mpLmations that Spahl might offer 'thereon, and which 1 . 46;1: never . been offered ; it is, suflieient; in order to justify the measures which he I . . a t nay, 'still more decisive ones; 4) 'know that an Armament - was fitting out; and that the tthgagonents were violated. . I nave thus endk'av , .,nred to give art exact idea of the nalote , i the relations which have subsisted be. tweet) the t,1 , 0 COuntries from the commencement of France, since, it is from , this' consi. derAion tie, that a jwa opinion -can.lte-fortnei . 0 1 t h e H t , scot conduct 01 the'iwo'Covertiments ; and if rill - Excellercy is 0111 prepared to live me an as. Entrance, that no Attu itnentwfuteveif shall be carried on in the of "paint ; that the Ships of Writ shall be put precisely in the state in which they were at tlicconclo„ion of the Convention with England ; that no alteration iiatl t.ike place in the distribu. , t i, %o i f I,ree, nor, indeed, any ' Naval preparation; if your Exerffercy it not ready, at the same tune,' to aff"„ini toy Government 'the 9Atta tfliort which 1 hate had the hnnour.tO demand, as to the Engage., ttaen'ts 'with France, I must consider my employment -b ele a , at amend, and the: there, remains for me tire r3olui duty, Of regnesting 'your 'Excellency to send the tvec'estilry passports' for myself and I{er. vants, in 'order tia return as soon as 'possible to • lingland. Your Excellenct . complains of my having' in my "Note demanded the teduaion olthe 'Marine to the 'st,ilC itt c hick it wait previous to 'the War,. whilst the pet iod pointed 0111 in the Cnriven'tionfor fiXing the establishment to which 1t was to he reduced, was thar of the convention.itsell. It is true„ that this first 'period ,wits 'named in my instrOttions ;- hot . bearing in mind that another has been already agreed upon, and.'too well convinced of the good faith of my C , vernment .to believe that' the' substitution could have been titade otherwise than hi Mistake, have nor hesitated to restore the period of the Con. volition, too happy, if this trifFeg change can re. move any obitaele to the satisf4dion of niy de. mands. P. I r ~; k~ 't 4 L ., 11 C i y taint the POSpOrtS demanded, and concludes thoi:-- " have to say to 'you, by his Royal Ortlfr, , that this G4vernment not having given the s:ightest m tine for your resolution ; hut, on the contr every explanation which is suitable to the stare of our connexion with Great -Britain, he cannot but look upon'you as responsible for the result of'your precipitate resolution." No. XX.—Extraa of an Order from the Right Hon. the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to Vice. Admiral Lord Viscount Nelson, dated May /8, 1803, instrue.ting' him to watch the prepara. tions in the Spanish. Ports in the Mediterranean, and not to'suffer any Squa,lron of Spanish Ships of War to enter'a French l'orr, or to form a junction with any Squadron of Ships or 'Vessels of that t?r, the Batavian Republik. No, XXI.--ExtraCt of a 'Letter from Sir Evan Net)ean; Bart. to Vice Admiral Lord Viscount Nei. son, K. B. dated Admiralty Office, Jan. 13, 1804, acquainting him of the preparation, in the Spanish Ports ) and direCting him to keep his Squadeon in such 4state as to he at all times ready to aa, as The circumstances of the situation of affairs might ap. pear to require. fro le cmanued,) IMPERIAL PAR LI dild NT. HOUSE OF PEERS; . . *THURSDAY, JANUARY 4. ON the Motion of Lord WALSINGII/04, it Wall orderedohat no Reports of Private Bills should be received after April to. Loid MuLGßnre presented the Papers• respea 'ins the War ‘with . Spain; which, he moved, should be taken into considerati©n on Thursday next.— , Ordered. I have, &c. , B. ITRE'R& The Fourth In-closure, cart:. Nov. 2, is a demand of Vass ports. for Mr. lIUNTIK and id Family, in ca4a of lull Eitaattion biArr o g continued to be refused. 'miasma' rater Ted to its No. X I ) Translation of a Note (torn Dos l' n Ig. Cv LO S to Fa 'At l 'Esq. dated S, Lai. artf.o, 3,1 No 7. 18,J4.--(Ex. traets o i). • Sir-4 have' received the :two Notes which you' were pleased 10 arldte = s'to nee, dated . the 30th Oct tuhet and the Ad iota. and having given ac. • court to the King my .Master of their contents, I have the homing. ,to declare to you, that Spain has given constant proofs of good cutresoMadence with Great Blitain, of - het fidelity , in observing the Treaty of Neutrality (wllO by you a gimpension of hosti. thoigh they have not disturbed the state of Peace since the 'Treaty ot'Arniens), and has corn» pletely done away the apprehensions which England foundtiti, 'upon vague accounts of armatlients ,shish neither did exiSr, nor, if they had existi4 had any tendency prejedicial to the 'ttaniittillity 'of Great.. Britain. Arid although these 'three points are sattsfiettin my Note of the, 2,9 th t,t OaOher lart, still His Majesty is. Willing, to make 'a fresh Aseriftee to Peace, carrying his Royal COnAeNccnsiOo to' the point, which you, desire, and ordering' toe to ca. ti s fy y v or,questi,m, 34 I do, in the most uneota. vocal manner ; To the Flrsr.--"-That Spaio,' in conceque.nce of the -Treaty t,l t t \itutt,fliycultettnceti the 19th ()dagr i 030 j, make. tto:trni,unertr contrary to the said Cm.vrotion, To tat' St.cond.—That there is' not a greater 'slumber of SHIA ;trot(' that there was:k the eptich of the said Cnnvontion. TO the Thirtl.."—Thar no Change, infratory of the Neutrality, 5114 he made in the disitibutiop of, the Ships already armed ; nor is it' likely'that there shodtd,be any need to:change the'said distribution, under the suppo%ition of N e utrality , . s . To the - Fourth—That the 'Treaty of •Subsidiee with France contains twilling offensive to our Neu. trality with Great, Britain ; and that the Subsidies are equivalent to what would be the expense of the oavkand military succours stipulated in the Trea. fly of Alliance with the French Republic. As my answers are not less distina than satisfae. tory, for they have been formed in no other stile than that. of geed ,faith, I think. l'have a fresh right to, , be satisfied by you, in regard to the measure's taken by the ,British Cabiott, in :onto. that" the`' Cern. inander of its korcelt, before Ferrol should prevent the entrance of the Spanish Ships in the said pert; a complaint which I have not had the honour to see satisfied by you, as becomes a measure which carries Vold) it mistrust of the Spanish Govcrortient, and offends 'its honour Oat divity, by shackling the exercise of its domestic authority. (Tram - 00,00n of Sixth I nclostire No. ig.) Madrid, 3d NolitinM, ars4. Sir-I have just had the honour of receiving yitur 'Note of this ill, And 1 ant concerned to remark, Ow upon the two principal:point!, it is as equivocal and 'little satislannry as .those which. preceded it. , Your Excellency gives 'Me net answer whether you will or nut enter into an enr,Agetnent that no Arum. meta whatever shall be iitted Out in the Spanish Potts, referring me t. , nly to the terms of a Cots •iention., upon the force of which .we are by no means agreed, your Excellency maintaining that the ingagoment not to arm ,rwas not ti gener al one (which 1 requir”), hut that it Merely referred' to Armatuenta againit Gtr, t t B r i ta i n . I sge a l so w i t h regret, that T love hilt ,olvanced a tingle step on the question. of the Sa4lies granted to 10:rance. The. 2nmer which your Excellency now gives me is, the same which was returned to the firs" representations nippy Gtoierritnytit 'on this point, 6 4,,,Q..- l uttly impobsittle for fb4 CO transmit it.ab hatistaCtory, Vr to withdraw my request for Passpcate. • " (S gotO B. FRERR. • flit S event h Lici,hure, No. _l9, dated Nov. 5, The Marquis of A B ERCORN moved -far the ap. pointment of a Committee to consider of the matter ,alledged against Judge Fox, and to hear such evi. deuce as might be adduced in 'their support. _ sa a prcssing rrqucst Irma Mr. F rcior tie Pas - s. ports reytired, rt , ,r; saitsfattion had not A short conversation ensued between the Leap CHANcat,t.Ort, Lord'HAWKESUURY, anal the Mar. quis of As RCORN : after which the Motion was agreed to, and the. Committee ordered to meet on •the 7th of February ;—the Committee to consist of all the Lords who have been present this Session.— , The Petitions presented .against the Judge were or, 'dered to be referred to the Committee. Adjourned at a quarter past five till to-morrow, (this day). ROUSE COMMONS. 'tilt:llsoAV" / JAN. 24. i ) ertt A Messenger from the Lords came with the Bills for a, ending Insolvent Debtors' Bill, which their. Lordships had 'passed, Read a first, and or. &red to he, read a second time to.morrow. ..On the, Motion of Sir .1011 N ANDERtONi a Bill was ,ortlered to' be brought in fore, the Ifidetunifica. (ion of certain Persons who sold Coals from Penah; ties incurred under an An passed in the last Brssion of Parliatnent for opening a Flea Market for Coals in the City or London. Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Rmporr of the Committee of Supply. Resolutions tube read a second time : to.morrow, and a , Committee of Ways and Means appointed for to.morrow, A Petition was presented from the Bailiffs of knaresb9rOugh, it stated, thar the Elenion fOr that Borough had 11,eri prevented by a riotous-mob; and,pra}ed that the Ifluse would take measures for having this Borough properly represented inParlia. ment„, This. Petition was ordetesi to be taken into consideration - on Tuesday, the 26th of Fubruary. 'l lle CHANCELLOA. of the EXCHEQu I i t hid the Spanish Pdpers before the House; and printed Copies were delivered to the, Mernbers. Ordered r be , taken into consideration this day sennight, (Thurs_ .. day nu!). Adjourned. MAILS. Dux-.- co Hamburg!), r , Dublin, 2 Wuterford. L ,0 N'U, 0 e"i IDAY, JANUARY/25p. 113,9.57 Ou,r Lettere from Harwich state, that riiiron I3t, D had 4rrtved there in the Dorset packet, with }his. patches of importance front the Court,of :.St. Pe. tersburgh. His koteellency the Chevalier D'ANDITApA, 014 lace Spanish Ambassador, also arrived vtith his suite, oq'Wedneitlay evening. He intends to embark on board'a net!tc4l vessel for Holland, on hia return to S,p We yesterday presented our Readers with a copy of Hts MAJ lorry's Declaration in' consecpaenCe of the Rupture with Spain; and we now give copies of a part of the Correspondence which ltas ;milted npon the subjel. The best abridgment of this Correspondence, and the best e3position of the conduit of our Mi. nisters, is contained in the Declaration itself ; but there. arc some observations 'which suggest them. Julies, of a nature foreign, to the intent of a p u blic Manifesto, but not less in resting to this Coun. try. it seems to have been the opinion of the late Adria. nist ration, as indeed it must be of every man who has the slightest acquaintance with the Law of Nd tians commenced War, Spain, being bound by Treaty (to furnish, if required, unlimited Succours to our Ene. my, might be consideted' and treated' by us ati a Principal in the War. Our Ministers, haw. 'ever, extremely anxious ,to avoid a Rupture, pro.- bably out of regard- to the Interests of Portu. gal, were willing to, abstain from the ex erc i se of the undoubted right which they possessed of com mencing Hostilities with Spain, if she.would only furnish•the qui/fed Contingent, and no rnnre, would abstain from all Naval Armament:, and would not permit the entry of French Troops into her Tc'ttitory. The Spanish Ministry consented to this arrangement; but it,soon appeared that they had entered into a Treaty with France, by which a Pecuniary Subsist) , was substituted in place of the Military Succours, This alteration furnished an additional ground of complaint, and was protested against by our Mini. seer. at Madrid, under Lord HAWILESSURY'SI direc tion ; His IVIAJESTY at the same time consented to continue to suspend Hostilities, reserving always to himself the right of commencing them at any moment, should there he the smallest infringement , of the required conditions an the part of Spain. At the end of the year 1803, the increased ac.' tivity of the Marine Department, and the informa. (ion of further Subsidies being intended, induced Mr. FE ERE to advise our Admirals of. the proba. bility of a Rupture.' Bat on the zut of jar:slaty, I 804, after a remonstrance on the part of Mr. FAERE against the passage, of French Troops, which remained without explanation, and Without any further promise of satisfanion than, that 41 HIS C ATHOLIC MAJZSTY 47/JOkhi ire 145 Z. 941 eiires evtsh the Ft art Coitsu 4,--af ter rn Anths had elapsed since it was known that a Treaty hal been concluded with France, of which Spain refused to communicate the, stipulations to England ; the late Cabinet, with these fans before - its' eyes, instruts Mr.. Fettle to demamd, it is true, sati,fanion as to the points, in dispute, and to nil for explanation as to the Secret, • Treaty, but cattr;ouily to' avid bringing the discus sion to an nyeavoareible issue, except in the, two case? of the (Jibed' " entrance of French Troops into Spain, or of,Naval Armatm.nts being in such for. ward preoultion," for hostile smrposes, gg as may SPEEDILY require the exertions of His ItiajesO't Forces." In other • words, , the 'Secretary of State direds fll3 LVIAJTSTY's Minister to solicit for ex• planation, and redress, and to Obtain it, if he can;;. if NOT, he is to sit down contented until the initiey be completed, and our Enemy be in perfea readiness to STRIKE TUE 13j.Ovi I Mr. Fazio: observed these instruaione, unwil. tingly it is to be hoped, for if on the 27th of Dec. he had considered the commencement of Hostilities as probable,_ ana had thought it his duty to advise our Commanders of the circumstance, how difficult mist he ha fe thought it to abstain from an open Rupture, when in, answer to his repeated lemon. strances as to the N4Val Arm'ituents, anti the open sale of Prix .s in Spanish Ports, he was told that Spain must earphy precautiorfs, and that. the . Sale of British Ships was it a laufai speculation P' It toultinnt be quite congenial to th e f ee li ngs o f a man who received his diplomatic education tinder Mr. PITT and lord qtt ENVILLIG to remaio ly at Madrid under circnmstances like these ; in. deed it may, perhaps, be thought, that in his Note io D,n Ceym.l„os, of the tlilth of Feb. he rather exceeded' his orders, anti gave to the representa tions of his 'Clutt• an appearance of. vigour incon. sistent with'the caution, instructions which he,had received , from the Secretary o f S tate . Y et i who can blame Mr. Fteetst r---With his -report of these proceedings, he had to inform Lord linwitesttuex that he had beiged foe explanation as to the Secret 'treaty, and was told that General BOORNONYILLEI forbad llis Cathilie Alajest)-to give any ; that he • had remonstrated egaitist the. hostile lIIMUteS Of Spain, and received in answer, a promise, .that his reptesentetions should' be reported to' be' FRENCH! In this state of things nearly a twelvemonth had elapsed ;—!Spain 11/31{ extremely willing that they should remain so ; France set a ;teat value upon this situation of her ALLY--ENGLAND had pur. palely, ant) pitsissatically, continued to temporize ; England remained in statu vie as to Spain—Spain was supplying the,Enemies of England, was giving every facility irt their views against hir, and was herself, preparing Armana'ents whiet could only be intended against her. r • England knew all. this. - -but Mr. Alsoptc•roet and Lard HAsvitaseuttv . determined to wink at it all, until the measure of iniquity should be full— was the history of ,the condo which Mivtltterr had been adviied Lb' hold towards Spain, vehen he called to his Councils Mr. 'PITT and Lard tiAltltroWDY. Difficult was thir task, to rescue their Soysit.eioN and their COUNTItr froth Lt )11 ())4 printaLy . 11 . 4 0114%a 114 if is, Is, tot No. 4, Marrlet.cuurt,liow , street); and Vuonshg_d- by W t . )4 A ItMlattlt ScklPrit, (ot South M e l to n At g it ,s izitip oi ni to t :, Strand where 4441forrilwoeitts, Orehrst for the Iprr r Lat:r: fo t t h e Eawor, otc, f.tut.Aaj ti j, f ,/p .;'+•`ST the effal -ni" hostile measures of a year's unm)l4str,l growth, and to assert once more the dignity. of the British Name ! br, caTih:aiire lt?n e gt t w of e s tir u Papers . ontha m s o u r l;je w a ,3 o bl i g e u 5 tp resume it to- ra A full digeiCof Regulations and Instrualons the Civil Department of the Navy is preimeing. in conformity to the purposes of th e Ne... Coinnnoi° lll under the Great Seal. • ' Since . the order for - the issuing of - Letter' (if Marque against Spain,' there has beeri,grai.tol sl'. wardi of 260 Commissions, none of winch lisle been to vesscls below 200 tons burthen, The valorous, of 34, guns, which has been launched at .Holl,' is ordered into imnuklia e mission, and Captain.H.ta6mos is appointcd ro the command. So great ha t b een t h e e x e rtions of the Shipweig!'" from Plymouth Dick Yard, in repairing the Naga Frigate, that lately ran ashore in Torbay.,.ebii it isexsea. Peeted , a few days she will be ag ain for Red • An . Amertcan Sloop, lately on her way fr om Hook to New Y or k, s t ruc k aga inst a body 01 i cn is ofr the Highlands, which produced such a leJlt occasioned her to go, down irtuitedively, and 4 persons who were on hied perished, . ' The latter end o f last month M. BL Art s 1 announced his i n te nt i on o f asce nding In in 11 ' 1° ' :elites in a balloon, and that leis wife wooed P . . • company him; The balloon, in risivg, stru ck ; chimney. pLANCIIA RD j um p e d' out upon the r°it a b n al d loo h n is , H A Vi' V V g i h ri o i Cchbeing frightened, cut a, pule 1 " B LAN • C says, 4 letter This d morning r n Et i nl;lll)'oairtBi ituntecliatefy f t elihel f li o B. ll :SC : tet nr ( ) ; (11113. : Y ::: : : :1111131:11.; from New York, laden with tar, ru rpentioe , and timber, was drove on shore, about two to the northward of the South. rock light 1) 0 '; and.weht to' pieces; The Captain repot°, 1 1 drowned, but the rest of the crew are save'l l Part of the, cargo is, expeted to be sav,.d. \V C° not learnt her name." ‘„ t.. Mr, GRAHAM, the Police IVl a gistrate, 0 -; turned from his inspedion into t he state 0 1 '. ,Mr. ri wY, whose' recent death' eveConvias at Plymouth. ac tin With mucti regret, has.left s jre the Ptirl?=e '.of building 1 R 44031001 for ' lll3 Colleaitio of Antique Staluaff ; bUt c'"" • part of should not be con:lie , l wilbt h i " admirable rent ti,;s Q f art and g , n i a , to u e i ; f l , signed to the British Museum, of whic h Tow NLftY. was one of the moat aCtive libCralf enlightened Trustees, % e ter, Lady Allirmsa,..who died last week at Was one of the Most' beautiful women in this C'" i n : 3 try thoughpassed the zenith of life. She " 5 3 a very iitaiahle,and accomplished ,chsrafter• tn The, new Opera of Zaire, which is s oon brought forward at the King's Theatre, will li e o il the recommendation of good Poetry a s Well /o.ro, good Music, ,f)r the words ,ire taken front oil an stirtrA.tri g iati's Tragedy, e cw ; o si: i nl n 'P e °4 ' o si f trii° t g l7 i e d e a a e dil ; ime and riet.llC g6Gh• e t the CY>Cril all possible "'fled. in order to g i u t . i, littlet ak S r n s B : a r ri T e s a T tr t y :lC a i l is ti n ra s o a r i t n i t. c a r t f' l t e i o a s . r e e n h offered g ears : al :l ' l ll 7 same 11 as he receives •st the London Theatres, g4gen guineas l e nat is night for y e t twelve concluded,performances. in,l m r : 4 11 1 : 1 ' continues in town ,tilt it. is settled. (- fit A pew,Musi'cal Drama, under the title 0 Travellers, is forthcoming At ruin Cu It is to be hoped that , will nut peck at it. . t int D'EGvII.LE is employed, in preparing a Dotty-lane, Theatre ; and , to t , ineot of that kind could pot come lc . i n a i n ' n ter qualifil for the undertaking. „ v ivo* 4)ouglas was very ` , My I of ell stn fue•kt4y , a GeOre" l .'"' Mit''oerby, and rho- dra , n4 is verso= ► ,his '," fic log Play consis' ed off the mow I ' , mils and . his-own children.lt On Thuritl.,y was to, W;tkelieltl r di of CorreCtion, by Htrox . PAstiva. - 0 ,0 ',.Cartledge arid J o h n .1 4 e, charged on path h) io :0, • Ittchardson, of Shcflidit, hosier, with the 6f tlir silt inst. from his house,.. eight rait- w "'sled stockings, gloves, dtz.,his poperty. These oN'), daril aJ'; liana are hot inure than tixtr.ett years of age l ( to e the former is further charged with being a n ' from .the Royal Marines. , CORN - EXCH/INGE, JAN. et THE arrivals of Wheat for to-city' , Mokle', f"; hot try; ;,fitie old Saroples are e d g erly s"1 4 ` 1 " oij a w n e a re ljel hi ll gh a e a r t t advancelte cl Ole lullo ',ft:l, ' M P" arL q ::l att:s ti ri lt '4 i 4l a e rbt oere o grti r utbv r ee e aars n t o , y a . 0 d Ba maintainsr le c om i e t s a in pl g i z e n . d * w. oP . P o l ::' i, e a k t o '" f plenty, and go off heavily. We have several 00,,h' I :p e r ° a i f r c e e ° r . astTs:hepanearadsvatcahie_see sack--In 01,1V:liiemer.ettagrt:::icIP:':.: 111.:;(101 ~ variation. „„, ce ,i, Wheat 78s a gas a rros od Deans - - 4 . 1 ," $44 4` r t ine ditto - Liza a Ist ad Tick Mali, q'.., - :kr P 54$ a sas od Oats igs 0 3, 1- . A 3O ii , l i‘ Vi . r e i . e.,v . 1 I 46s a sts 6d Poland do. \ - W,' '' ti' ~ 7 - 781 a 83c od Rape Seed - ...., a 95' d 4 1 White , Pease 525 a 57$ od F * Me flour - 1,, 3 9P,,, Grey ditto - 435 aOs o d (Sr -v) ---- ---- PRICE GI IiZITt STOCKS, Rl3tv India Stock, rndia Bonds, ~. S uth Sca Stock, r Exchetier 81115, Pa, "Imperial 3 per Collis Li Ditto Alin. 9 110,01,1 ill') ('ons , titt 'Feb. u 9 . ' De V 5 per Cent i l7v7 I' ) 1 to April. it i 'witting cet i Rod. Ann. , - - ........„,/ Bank Stock, Nasty pot Cent, 9t it per Cent: 4.797, too k I us)] 5 per Cent. 4 per tent. 77 3 per Ct. geol. 6Qli 61 3 per Ct. Cori. 60i f6t Hank L. Arm. Ditto Sitort:Winn: tbIII DAY AT T Consols 6iiii street, C rosy enor.stittate nust„bi addrento• "",.~,,; ~fi Master 'U t thi Anatol t)n• tritat 0' tdi! 'r iiE SUN, • qurs Dic,efty. t4Lillll4 AIJIIXAT t ~u~ . 11 P,Y, bl Wit ll' lle cg 1 )4v; he