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ay. every considerate person, the more he itivesti-
d the Convention, the more he would be pleased
with it ; and he concluded, by observing, that he felt
be had done his duty to his country in making it.
Sir A. W ELLFAL CY then rose, and observed,thaton
some future day, he should beg leave to deliver into
Court, in writing, some remarks on shat part of Sir
Hew Dalryruple's narrative that alluded to Sir
Harry Flamini and himself.
The Court made no answer.
Lord Willimu Dentiock's letter to Sir Hew
Dalrymple, approving of the Convention, was then
read, after which the Court adjourned, until 10
o'clock to-morrow, (this day.)

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LON DON,
TUESDAY, Novnanza

The business, yesterday, at the Court of In-
quiry, at Chelsea, was very important. Sir iiLW
WiLaTxtmc read his Narrative. O'ar sketch of
it will be read with great interest.

we yesterday stated, that the Corunna Paper'
to the 16th did not notice the victor) reported to
have been won by General 1311..41‘0, Oil Uhl 7th inst.
near Bilboa. The report rests entirely upon pu-
rge letters, received by the Black Jake, which
arrived et Plymouth on Friday. in iSO hours, from
Spain. Governaient, es we elated yesterday, re-
ceived dispatches by this couveyiVlCe; but we regret
to state. that they do not confirm the account of
the reported victory.
rsssweesfsme
It appears, from the :numeral' Sir A itTliCit WEI.-
sesiar, to a sanction pot to him, yesterday, by
the Earl of that he, Sir A 111`Hi:11., could
base deliesiseal at St. Aiiiiero, with the perinistion of
the Junta of Ovie:lo, had he thoscilit proper.—.
Oe is:terrace to the Map. it will he ..en that st.
Andero is clime to the immediate theatre of war
in Spain.
h wee rigilified by Bitivavorrs to Fatoestat
the VL hias of treareatk, on the Seth of lest
mouth. that Soseeeere wished him to defer the
act of his eonnsat less at Basket& as it was the inten-
tion of the Conacan Emperor to declare him, on
the i.t of Januar) next, King eiScandlaaria, the
Emperor A toxaemia having consented to cede to
FREOLItICII tbe lii,gtioon of Sweden, which is to be
conquered by their joint arms. In eona.Attence of
this intimation, the coronation of the King of Den-
mark has been deferred. :mated. Sleswtck, and
Holstein, will be rrtaioesd by IL.ltara.ltTS. end are
now occupied by his troops.
A COMMIX) Hell will he held in the courte of
Owysii to take i-ito consideration the late Lon-
mitten in Portugal. end to adopt such resolutions
as rosy be tbousr advise, de, in eonserptence of the
answer of His AJlrerY'll Mieisters to the Address
of the City of Loudon. The requisition, signed
by a number of the wort respectable Liverymen,
was on Saturday presented to the Loan 1114Y0K,...-
The necessary arrangements eltlllied by the slti!K,
antoptionsiosor oadoisso-ooloialg ist of eke peseta* Awl
Mageitreti. have alone preecnted the netting from
bring sootier coureood. A more numerous attend-
ance of the Livery is expected on this oceacon than
bee been known for neon, years.
Ills 111L1larf has been graciously pleased to
direct au augmentation of honour to the family
arms stud cr.:st of the late Capt. HAaDINGE, it;
cansetweece of his gellentry, and of kit glorious
death, off Ceylon; upou the 8111 of March lett.
The .Vercarry, Pf.TEAS. frciat . London, is on shorn
Seer Dover, end, it it feared, will be lost.
The Prosideee.e transport, Denictst, front Co-
rnetist, is totafiy latit near Saiteetnlie ; only the
Master sowed.

The Laerprim traiorport, Daystsais, 3laster,
free esssons, Non shore flair riulstoe ; +sad, it
is feared, wit' lie “ssr._

The *P relo• feetu Liverpool; fur Stotland, is to-
tally lost near Ifs: !At..
Doe Maria, from Li:erimoi, rue Exeter, Ys oa
shore (tear the seine
The Alert, :V ar.541..::.. from Slaiehls for Conlon,
is lost at the mitranee ~f the TitaitteL
The ,Nary mit Mar:caret, Saint, ream Malaga
for Hull, is lost near Peolltroate.
The Courier, 301.00.4 ALD, from Sunder law, for
London, is on shore in the Hdaskier ; els° a lA%
coal-loaded. tor Loudon.
Capt. ()an. Or the Militias Pitt, erri%ed at
Graugemoath, stat.-a tlmt levet al of the fleet that
sailed with him from Gritteulturgli, have beta Lae-
ture,!, others liva—nor lir maw go (164%11.
'rho Cerlinriee and /tun, from London for Malta,
and the Hope, DESCHAVP, from ditto for St.
Thomts's, liner pot into Rain:Kate. each with the
lure of :an anchor eiul valole ; the ginner vessel has
alse hat her bowsprit, and hut bet bow stove is ;
the other had tier topaitlt3 stove in, and reccited
ether damage.
Last work, the workmen in cleansing some of the
ancient sewers, near tne Cross-Bath, met with a
few Roman can., amongst which is one of the Em-
petor VESPAIIIIII, in excellent presenation; the
aead and inscription almost as perfect as of moderu
date.

Tuesday, in the Court of Common Piro*, Dub-
I,n, the Hon. Mr. TOLI,R, .on of Lord Chief J astiee
NotatieT, took the usual oaths Tll3Oll behn;eaoru
into eie office ufFilaser of Oast Court, in the room
of thee late Tun(sie I)rtritste. Esq. deceased.
111 r. SA4TON. POW Slr SAATOPI, LIETII.,
Secretary for the Civil Department in Irelreil. has
returner( to England, to consequence of the death
K lois father.
Ifrdepeadent of the rioter Prises of 2001001. bow
tides 30.00915 s 5.0031.. 1.0041., ZOCI.. Sze. • batLl
One 111b1111414M1 Tieki•to set arart (from the
10,000 Tickets) for those who buy- on or before,
die 13th of nest month. This esdrantesiroue o4et
hoo met with universal anymbation, area urea n's
to more su Micriptians than were ever known. Tim,
demand fur Tickets awl Shares, at Hortasus and
C0..,' is the 1« st wont of the e%celleucy of the
*heart. which luny be had. 4rdta?.., at No. irs.
Cornhill, and St. Marvreerhtil, 8000-10. Who
tsared and sold the 144 drawn 20,030:. and the two
U*129,0041.