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• • s f,•• • . . • - • "1r - •• • . 1 • p . e qfrZts , .. S " .N • 6 -,?4•M r t e o. r " • 1,1 3 •••./ ;" „It A I '4'. t e .' , • 1 ..,., '.. r .~. ~ V titimßLß 57411 .~~ ~...._~_...- --Wit%.-. MONDAY, FEBRUAItY, 4,, 1811. [PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNYL VICTUALLING OFFICE, IMPEILLIL PARLIJMENL • FRENCH PAPERS. Jan. 29, T F I E COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING .His MAYAS T?•'S Is/Nil' do hereby ' give Notice, that on Tuesday, the igth of I.; bruars , next, theY' will be ready to re in writing (s(aled np), and treat for :hi following Quantities of WEST INDIA' RUM; VIWGINIA LEAF TOBACCO, OATMEAL, BUTTER, and CHEESE ; to be deftvered at the Ports and is the prlortions undermentioned, viz: HOUSE OF PEERS.' NIIW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.. T°4IOIIROW EVENING, Feb. 5; 1811, ' . will be performed, for the first. time, it new Musical tramii, in Three Ads, calleil ..: TH E KNIGHT OF SNOWDOUN. With new Scenes, Dresses, allli l)ccorations. The Principal Charaet, rs ny Itlr. C. KENNI.E, Mr YOUNG, " . Mr. Is A RRY MO It E.,' Master C. 11 Al' N• 1 AN, Mr. EGERTON, Mr. 1.11.AN.L HARD, Mr. 11STON, Nil - . EMERY, Mr,CHAPMAN, Mr. - riNN EY, Master DROti E . I', Mr. BELLA MY, Mr. HAMER ON, Mr: KING, Miss s, 'i)() A il, I‘I(S..DICKONS, • Mr. LISTON. After which will beperrorine:lN i r the 35th time) a New Pali:ow:lnc, ~..illod II ARLEQ.LTIN AND A ' sMODELIS ; I .f I ~,,,,, ')r, L'. tit'lL) .t/N CRUI-141E.5. Thu i anoiniii, • piLiiiii.......4 tinder the ihruetion ot Mr. Palley. Tne1)411,.; by \ l r. 1i01. , 115, jui)- Tne i'llia.11) . 11 L hAi,etrt, Don Cleofas Zairi,ull, (iller wa.tis it i;L:qui:l), Mr. 130- NA, (. , , , •-- 1),.;11 Peu. toAlvalo (ati,: l t wards Pant Ju a n loon), Nit'. NORMAN ; . fl '" Old Uttenni (atkrwatkli (Atm si '' , 1r...-G•k 1 MAW! ; ~ Sannieus P illafdoc (a. terw,r‘, Love') . Mt KING ; " (atierwards (.: • 1u(1), MissieretiA P MAN ; 'rhe .Plutu,. Mr IIN N I:, ; - Dat•-in qi tit l'ii tufts!, M r l' It LB V : t i on4 - 44;i0, (ii,e lin)veeve,), Mr, 60 L 4 ( • itNIA ' Pa,tiucrello, NidAer ‘l ( it<El•l.l ; bat Ula Seraphina (at te) wards Colurnba)e).* Mrs. P , ARKER ; The _ Serenadli (wan a Songi, Miss 1.t01...1 0 N Scenes will tie exhibited in•the lollowlng succession: A Subterrantous Cavern ..', - - Grieve. ./i.Viewut the Grand P rad° at Multiti - ."' DO. l'illantue.. the Alchy • '• S v -- . "°• The Pt.id ' o, by Nigli "Th ' t 4 tud " - ' • 1)o. Amphitheatre at 'Ca' tdit with Spanish itull Fight - Do* ' Cadiz Harbou r ' - Dd. !siihn4nngk4lll,4l,Cs,leilanyee, isle ofW iglit ..- ...- . -,. pu°ol Caribbieok ca s tle . - - • - - Do Barr Carole S,, .. ' - - - - Itip ll o • n 'in A vi,.._ ~,iari,itlianipton .. - - - I-1 , 0 0)., . ' , . ~,v4_7 ..ote.l;:inover•squlre, London - • 1 logan, Zi'la'Arint•!" ta"414414"""" - - 11°D - cross I:trioenlitrititcic34l,at'yer's A•rrns :and " I: urripilce m; the -DePt vi l - h. itmo.olo.r Gran t Launch • • : at n • - ' - - I) - Derß,ar,,,„dv cpoorit - - - 0. . Lils,(feui•(; !! ° , e° v 4 shups . _ . Holtogan. View n / Ni: , (4 o " ' Shop - - _ - Do. Cupid' h "I 141114 • . - . . Whitmore.: J ower Do. ' be g li ll he at b iTa r i s t "' . ll ti F °Peneil.at 11 7 alr paSt Fivi, aid the I'lay 1 ,4, t Six. 130x e ... $ 7`;. Secron,rl price 3s. ,61..—Pit 3s. 64. ' Second- Fine U.—Lowe ,* Gallery i s , s„' 'Mier,' •2S. SNOnd.priCe ts,—Upper illc runv. p a `,"" ( 1-price6 d rid on crutch ,rnormine ot Harlequin anri Asmoclens, or, Cy . -. the loudest bu ' r '• nK till turthe Its 91. PPidus° i • c>lltlintirig no be receiyFil throughout with . rlitince. vv'ill be reiieited'every Even. THliiiwristi (;ALLEItv S Galirry, for 111 c, EXIIIBEI",:()N and SALE ii, ‘yoilKt, , t i n ,. t . ~ • •,.. t • is rs, will ca t !ci to th e ii i. . .1 , - . 1 1 i ""lic on NI( / N 1)A VNEX r, tlic Hai Fete: y, 4,i(, ‘l,lll . no• LQ--ra le N I( eVVry ably !tom • Tcn in ti;e horcnoon Int Five in the A iterim,ii: . Admittance is —Catalogues 6cl. Ity Order, VAI.IiINITINIi GRI:t!,N, A. IL A. heePcf• C4RpORAI'I I )N op .1.11: 'MALTY Ft/It INSUR IN ` '1:. ANIICAELF...,S Mltisrq u 1 1 , ' Cl' -UPON I.IVhS ; - I' ( Y hart of QUeen &NW... AllllO 1706. DIRECTORS' lucid a viety'ti 11 Ived„eti 9U,be, in Ser ieont's: Inn' , Fleet.street i every 'CCAMT at the 50,..._ ,..._ ,a e Y r i . iit 14 levec o'Clock, for rik Admission of Mem, j tv "..r , u,:l 4 (i r intlitTaddittowil CKift vr, 1 44 .1 y qe d by his Ma 4 ki,s`illuition. ir extt:ilding to the l'ublic the I. l enetitb utthis PY order of tht Court of bireEtors, loliN PENSAM, Registrar. • -• 4., WAN:TS A SITUATMN.. UL/eG PERSON; ns LADIES! MAID.- .Cl 4 Lett ers, Post-Pam, akidtgN4ed tO .11, Puat•Oilice, lingS, SUSWX, will be immediately attended to. . Y L MN, Of No. -I2', Cornllll neat the Mansion , i.._ • H ouk. and 111, Coventry -street, Haymarket, wishes to trrss upon the minds of his Frieruis the 150 of I E . - i AltY' If they purchase not previotts to this period, it . '''', ll l be out .of ttiei po; . uub • - ' r the Capital Prizes c ured at t he abo v; 0 flivcet. t' "In au) ° . ,41)1°.h wishes the Public to n04..e this fad, that there i, 11 htlividual in existence who has paid the Public so tnany 'Capita l% al iii the last Four Years at liimelt, his Cu.s,t_ottiets havbig received Try Half a Mallen of NloncY dut* "$.1114 period in Cap)fali ofilv- • b ow, , che present Scheme has its Dole; Advantages. h'lt Forty•four Capitals—Four or 2.0,000 i- No Prize less . 14141 Z '''lt and All t aw s in OtieL/ay, February is. ...„_„____....._ VU........_______.-..„r„.,.' FORTY-FOUR TWEN TY ' ,C APITAL P RIZES. rR OF THOUSAND POUNDS, 1.--PAnd no Prize:less-than 'Pwinty Pounds. ' , All to be Drawn in 0N EOA V . .. tiNnY and Cn. Stiick-lirbkers, beg leave to remind tiler rends an d the public; that the . hTAT e LoTTERY will beAin and finish oil the isth 0I This Month. Tickets adSI - are orAisiderahly Cheaper t i o ,„ ,_ . _ I "'"1111.1nY Lotteries past. I' he Novelty of the Scheme 4,l)Proverl or, and the dentami excessive, which has CaOSed INel Price, and must continue ; as such, liorlishY 4114 a. hope their Friends will buy quickly. • W TillitrY•4lCUrr SHARED CAPITAL PRIZES Lit6ol;l by tiornsby and Co in the last State Lottery. p;. ' . , Also, in the last Two Yeats, ' Nu •vs , et Zesoool. Three ot to,oeid. Two of 5,0041, '''"u•lll6 - k 0 1 No. 133 - k 10,00 0 In -. 2a,000 2,i7 4 - - 10 ,0-0 .18,54 - - 1 0,' 00 353 10,24 11,716 - - s,eoo t e .A 9 i544 - - 20,a00 19,i70 -- . 5,0.00 "and sloes 4,0301. Three of 2 ,00e1. Six of 1,0001. Ten of cool.' *6, CORNIII LI, and ST. MA RGARET's HI LL, BO" ROUGH. I. hP.ANscoNiti and co. j. sivEW Rican', sole snrvivin Partner, t4SI'H.:TFVI,,LY solicit the pubiic A ttentio:% . to , .. ii,- 1,1 Thre e Days Drawin g of the GRAND CITY 7t., 0..: . e.ruary 1.0 r I I:. ItY, the first et which will be the h t h Iftekt. , i here are Twenty-one Prizes In the W heel, which are Valuedby eminent Sutyeyors at near tootoool. Their inva. V.'hie jotal Fortune attended their Friend s the Public the t)"" vaY, having bold No 15,5811, •whielk produced t,305, le„i."),LY elite shared by the Old Licensed Officeb• 1 KaittS itild Shares tire on Sale at No• 371 cornillll.4 N°' lit littitpun ; and Nu.. 33, klaymarker, where Die respec. • live Shares will be paid 3 8 f ull, and where Three Capital h , in I,lc last City, bee t res part ot the Capital ► Prize s in State 1-"lvrith have split anti shard the last seven Yella• E Rum. Tobacco. Oatmeal. Butter. Cheese. Tuns Cals. Tens Tuns Tons . Deptford - t00,c30 3o zoo too 180 Portsmouth 1-,0,0c0 43' • ,120 63 140 Plymouth 100,003 3o 83 4 0 Sa Cork 5a,0a0 200 Ore jralf therrj to he deliz , ,tc.! in a Jl,nib fr NA the dater el t h Conirails . ; and the .;ther bal a tin,onr .I . l onth‘iliertwird+, and 1,, be : Paid Jro hp, Bias p.iy.tbt, with .141-1 C3l Nin-ty Dory o. alter , date. The Conditions of the Contraiik may be seen at rl..e Secretary'. Ujii 40 . 100 N 2 regard will be had to,zdt l'ittiet is .t.itic i 2 tit Pt ice n2t be inserted in ' , :.orels at lenkti_*, or theft not tc tselivt, car t the Board before' One o'Clock the said Tuestivt, the 19. , 12 of February next, not unless the Pers(tn wb atikcs the Tende,, or, soine t'er3,n'nn arie::,iv..l,,ans.,4 , er . when taiied jar. -'ku.lN • NOBLEMEN, Gr.!hti,ltntm, Ste. are respo6.lfulty tncy !nay ,ne tett with 'Money to any A Mono , on Terms equal to Mortgage, secured • upon hold. Copyholti, Leaseliokt Land or Houses, Money in the Funds,. Itlarriagc,.Settlements, WidoWs' jointures, Clergy men's Livings, or any. other Property. Persons of respecta bility may he supplied on their Persono Security only. Gentlemen will fi nd e v ery liberal acccommodation, without delay. Application•rrom Twelve till Two; or Letters (post paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. 49, South-street, t3er4e:, ley,square. . . TRENT AND MERSEY, OTHER NAVIGABLE CA NAL, SURREY 'INSTITUTION, GOVERs+TREET • ROAD, STRAND -BRIDGE, AND FLOUR COM. !'ANY SHARES. To 13E SOLD BY 'AUCTION. By Mr.. SCOTT, . Oh Friday the Bth of February, at Twelve o'clock, at'the • • - •Mart, London,' .TRENT anti MERSEY, or GRAND TRUNK X NAVIGATION - four Shares in thisvininently I)P'. sperous Concern, connetding the Ports of LIV ER POO C and BULL with :het variiius Navigation's in. the centre of and in," Metropolis. The Gividenits have regu; lad v advanced to the rate of st . per Share clear, and may be eic petted increase consickiaoly . Aists,•ROL=HDALE,G.R AN D UNIONJ.AisICASTI.Ri and DON . . 'CANAL, . STR 'Oil), VAU 1 L kRID6E, and LON DC)N FLOUR CONIPAN‘ - SHARES: Particulars at fiAtChett':i Hod, Mica:ldly; at the Mart; and rat Mr. St.Ott,2g, New tirßtge-streci, London. This Day was pnblisbell, piu.se ARESPECTFUL. EXAMINATION of the t.11)6 Nt 1.. NT, delivered nec. th, tliQ9, by Sir joins Nichol', against the Rev I. 0. Wickesjil refusirig to bury ;in taint tMlildywhic:. had be.en baptized .by a Dissenting Minister I in a. inter to Sir lobo Nicii4ll. by the Rev. CliAltl.F-S D.'.UIILNV, LL.B. Archdeacon of sartori.— Sold by F. C. and I . Na. E:, St. Pa:it's Church-yar:t ; .incl by the I.lookallers. at .01crord, Cam bridge, and 1.14t.n. Of whom may be hart, The Second Edi►ion of Mr, Dattbeny'l Guide to tl►.; Church. in two volume's, - Svo. price 176. and his other wo►lts. 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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY At five o'clock, the Earl of L I VERPOOL rose, and and moved that the Commission foi putting the Great Seal to the Regency; Bill he read, and it :was lead actor Tat ter which Lord Hou.Atio rose, and obserVed, that although he had already repeatedly explesied his disapprobai fon of the 'measure now ly...fore•tiwir -Lortisolps,, yet he could not suffer •this laa sta;c.of. it, to pass 1141- censured, and.. without entering his protest against it. He could not but consider it :as objectionable in every 1)00 of view. The delay of three months, which had occurred wbhout the constituti mai and legal exercise of the illoyal Authority ; the various ditlicultie and inconveniences which the country had suffered in consequence, and which were near having been to.lowed by th it „contusion which might have• arisen from a difference between tl:e two H uses of Parliamehr, and produced the ni , .:st fatal consequences. He shOuld.now once more de are his opinion, that an attempt to signify the Royal Assent.to any Bill, though agreed to by both thmses of Parliament, by affrxing the Great !Seal to it without, the authority of ilis.Majesty, or ot 'BOOR: person,. clothed with . the. Royal Authority; : was contrary to every analogy of the Constitution—con :trary to the Statute Law of the land ; and that tthose persons, whoever they smight •be, who pre-, slimed so to affix the Qieat St!pl, were guilty of to breach of that Stattite, anti were :mem:We to. the Jaws of , .,their country, until. an .of indemnity shonld relieve, them from the . consequences . oftstreh . . a c9nddi. .Viewing tite.me„isure, as he did, in that light, he must give it his decided negative. Sul Ga agreed .with his Noble Friend in every -thing that 1001 - alley from him. His Noble Fri,tid had well and t tiuly oiiierved, that the present inert sure., like every thing else which 'accompanied' the stages of. the Regency Bill, was contrary to every atialo;y of the ,Goostittitton,..itud a direct violattott of the Statute L:rw. The ditiltrence on 4 this subject bet Ween the two Houses ot Parltainent, pad' ac tually occurred by the decision ot-the Lords present,' and had only, ti; en -retoov , ...tl by attoitting the l i tiixies of those Noble Lorsls Nit ho could not, have he t he ,aittniteins and reasonings which had guit.).ed and influeoced the dii4,;ussinii, It wat, possible to hear the Coditoissioo without.bb sserving that it seemed to sheik throughout as , if it were to b signed. and authorised, by his Majesty, find his -Nlaj-e,ty wtte ira the Tull exercis , . his Royal, Functions, Where's. ttie : whole c c itn:i-, had I.lOlortuilaidy the l.zmn.viedg,tr that 'the'co,tt ,. ar t was the lact. l'or his t art; he could not have'lett thqse wit .conscionsoos of ha, in,g performed his duty, if he had omitted dec.:into; once more- his e ntire .tisapprobation of the whole ancoisore, and re iniudiirg toe Noble Lords who should venture to affix the- great Seal to such a Bill, of the. loiavy re spoosibility Which they ineurted, a respansibility winch he Should not 7fairiO bring them to account for when the pro; , erlitn'e arrived for so doing. The Earl of Livultroei, was not desirous to . pro triathe discussion, but be conid not but assert, th . it so far front b„: . 111 4 contrary to the analogy of, the Consin ation, the rriastii - e„ in Ills opinion,. was sojetly canfortnabte to the principles and the practice of that Const.tution. No donbt, the, measure couldbe sti idly legal according to the usual forms of the three Estates. But it was as evidently the duty of the two Houses of Parltament, when the,Boyal Au thority was suspended,. to provide for that deficien cy, as' they were the only power, who hadiautholity so to do. The measure had been carried through in stria conformity 1,4",111 the precedent ,of 1788; and he would contend that that precedent was corn t.ilete tit all its pails; tor it had afterwardi the full saac i, oo and approbation of. the King, ,arid had therefore the requisite It:cicieicence and typrobation of the . threebranches to the Constlitition.., Lord IiaLtAND still would conten:.:, that the act which they were now About to ,perfi.Jrtn, the p,kli xiDg the Great, seal to the, 411, without the authority.a the King, was,,a breach of Gonstiiution, and a violation Of the law of :he lad. Itspasoitt.e could not but consider it as a perversiciit of the reason in the Noble Lords, to al low the power, of the - two Hotises of Parliament to appoint Regent by Address; and yet to withho:d twin them the power - of - advising the affixing of the Great Seal to an Act of their Own. Si) tar trinn its contrary to !lie analo9ies of .. the COOStitAltiolli ' the tneas.sir,< was confortnabie to precedents of Henry VI.; and to every instance Where a d4i,et in the ex;i excise of the Royal Authority was to 'be : supplied, it was su l iplied by the t wo Houses Pt Pallialoetit, c.'ept in gases of rev oiutiunary 101ce', w Melt WAS rut tie tiAlLtie of the present case. Whe,Te, then, was there Inundation fur those laud and empty threats 61 Bills of indemnity ; Dici the N.ible Lords iota gine, that there %vele persons so devoLt of firmness on the present occasion, as to br deterred . by such unmeaning inenaceS froM the perlormance - of tb-ut duty ? Lord HOLLAND L'ippeatetl,:riot to the candour, but to the learning and the menitny ot the. Noble and Learned Lord, and ch:ticcl ban to point .out acing 4, instance when the Great Seal Wtis affixed to arty Act of boo; .116 uses in the name of,a person who,.at the tithe, had not the power:of assent or dissent. lie could reter to Lai..yers, without :Joy disparagetneof to the Noble and Learned Lord, tially as learned ,94 and who all concurred in asserting the doc trine Which he bid now advanced. • The question was then put and agreed to, and the Ile,olution was ordered to be corumunicated to the House of Commons.---Adjourned till Monday. * ,- . O.FFIcIAL NEWS FROM SPAIN. ARMY OF THE SOOTR. ARMY OF GRENADA AND MURCIA —GC!!eial Se bastiani, ou the.,6th,,carne in the front et Mat betla. After three days if open tienches., he took poses. -sion- of it. Seventeen pieces or cannon, -several,„of them 24-youroders, and some 'stores were. found in the place. This expedition. wal attended with some :,dit - bculties. It required nearcy the . laour of two months to make a road for conveying the srtillery from Malaga, in front of this tort, which is situated on the sea-coast, at the distance of -a day's march from Gibraltar. The Adjutant-C ,minandint tler ton, in the mean time, proceeded in front of Gib raltar, drove the Ifnglish from St. Roch,.and caus&J the fort of Step , nit to be razed. The :kingdom Of Murcia foully calls out for the "arrival Of the French ; the civets of the •insurrec len are there held .in detes.tation. Since the ht i CataStl:Optle of 131 A;!, tiie ar:ny which he h3d en deavoured to collect, is entirely dispersed. Ge neral Selaßstlanf - intctided to repair front of Cat thagena to commence the siege of that place. SIEGE OF CADIZ: In front of Cadiz the operations of the siege' were advancing. On the 1441), forty gun-boats and sixty feluccas tad been& awn across the IsthrnuQ; a space of 5,00 toises, rapon ruilc rs, and,o,n. ailoui in the ca nal cat the Trocadero. Anew batte=ry, construett4,l at 20U totes in trout of Fort Napoleon, thi - ew shells at all points within the-circuit Cadiz. They hail succeeded in throwing, , from I s , howit zvrs, ~projeet iles of Bulbs. , weight to the distaistoefor 200(1. from bitteries ; the sin:WA:Jew owe CadiX. • bonabiirdinent .liad „ thus ,c , , , rumentled ; it will continue to go_ on with lllClC3B%d'effed -The <tit content had becomes extreme in that .ori;jappy Ilit:y . comploined there that the English ) , instead of succeuring Cadiz, stripped the frontiers of Ilndalst siii,. and os . tied the „force: under 2,.oni,ina to the de ftitt:e of their„owe army. Th•.' y_ scented . to beitp , tromely dis„ttisti4l with. the present cq,.h!.:11 of the insorgent'i, who had 1, , rute.0... asset - 014y subject to Enlish influence, onsl actuated .by the'spitit of a turinus.democracy. The Bishop of °Nose,- one of the. Regency, hav ing returntd 10,0M - 12r...tit sentiments, alter Aletog one of the q)o-.1. v,,,..11,Ftit olnsurgents, de4hned, that it was ek Went stiikt every thing sticceed4,:d with the Emperor Napoleon ; that thls. , .vas ;:-.: result a Li c esce of Piovitchee, rAho would I;.‘e it so, :ItIA 0t.... 0 11.t0 be stioronted.to. , rlt LitiS the Jt 1 !" tOglC•iime alorkr. Tliey teitit-4,e,1 Bt soup ref Orense, Genera( Cast:loos, otid all the: Mem , - :Lers of the fate; Regen. y, and *to cw a great otO,u tv.:r of il,e 2 pruieii , al,tultaly.tiints,ittt4 priuht. . '!'tie Doke of fiellutte, cially charged with the conduct of the siege ;of CAliz, 'Jai the means P 1 at Puce embarking and ttanApoitio t t to the , opposite shore ; a body of 10 ) 000 men. 0., the 29th, the enemy's squadron aavancett _a t ptiost Fuxt St. Catharine .and the Napoleon battery. An en gagement took,place, the file wits very busk. St. serail of ide our gun-boats ,were sunk,. We fired iron) our bittertes upwhyds of 3000 -shot. Oor shells blew up the Iowa! Pontalea. , The ene my:l gun-boats, alter OD actiun..ol, :three hour , drew off and „made for Cadiz .Point, „to sheitei thesriselve from:our .tonnidable,batieria of G alit' 24-peunders. ARMY or ESTREMADURA. The Duke ot Dalmatia , had marched from Seville with, a battering train, to take post in front of Bads joz, in coder to besiege that fortress, and form communication with the Prince of Essling. Badajnz must by this time have fallen. The battering twin consisted ot (30 pieces of heavy ordnance. ARMY THE NORTH. ARMY or THE ASTURIAS.—On the 2.Pb Decem b:.r, 1500 Spaniards advanced to attack the post of Sato, which W 24 occupied by two companies. of 'Ge , neral Bonnet's advanced , guard. These brave fel lows instantly formed; and rttsbed against the enemy. The insurgents were defeated, - and passed he' river Nalon in:the greatest disorder, with the lo,s ot about 200 men killed, or drowned in the strenin, pod about one hundred iiiiscineis, who 'have rived' Uvtedo:' Ikltbt.Y (W CATALONIA AND AIt.IIA(ZON: • The army of Arragon is making preljarati , nts for attacking Valencia. The army of Catalonia has invested Tarragdtia. A division of French frigitectilui recently v t ..coi ter' a dinivoy to Barcelona, '44 , 4 , 094,000 (:it corn, flonririce, and biscuit, ar , ,i Aso of 15.0.‘,1,1. That imputtant OS provided with sufficient for t vo years. `NAMES, JAN. i'2.—An Italian courier, who rtr ri\r''ed on the 7th inst. atSerietta from (;oriLi, wit'cn be left on the oat, states, that ot) the 4ih French frigates with troops on ty,;ttrd", -- hhd there from 'Toulon. Severid t rdospoi ts - rived frotn Atli:6lla, laden with corn and oLitt:i t; • cessaries.' DUNKIIIk, JAN. 17.—Yesterday arrivtid in tl'i4 wadi, an English ship, ciptured the precec.n„: , tt.i.)- ing by the Subtil privateer, of Boulogne, D May. This VesStli is named the Hibbet ed by Captain Mexancier and gluts. She was bound from Ow with a eare,o of . logwood and mahogany for L fl &pp. Toe 841)61 tell iii With her 11) , -)Pc. tell o',:tock at night on the liah, abo' a kigee ond a half (Al' Beacity Head, on the etKist of Etiond., aid her by bow Atter int ac ion of mote, th a; , hour. Capita of t.he iiinbert3, whe vias woondcid, has been convw,-...'d to the Ili tie is not ettpe6teit to recover, COPENEL4(;tN, JAN, i;i tkit lOrr:g