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Iwidy illseeryipire,' es the toads to Strasburg and
Naas.
TheASwiss troops in Spain have been collected
under the comiiiinad of M. de Castello, and on
*the 4th of Februatt'began their mirth from Ferrol
to Portugal.
All the post waggons and other public vehicles
N the road to Strashiugh, are tilled with officers
and persons in different employments, who are go-
ing to Germany, end passengers must set down
'their names a week or more beforehand to secure a
The troops in the vicinity of Lions are drawing

towards the Rhine by wuy of Geneva.
More troops are minimally breaking, ni) from
the interior fur Germany unit Italy; and Gen. Le
Grand and several other Staff Officers who were at
Paris, have set out fur the arm).
The Duke of Dantsic, Marshal Lefevre, set out
for Gertunny, the 13th. instant ; end the Duke of
Ca•titlioue, Marshal Atigereati, is preparing to
ire'.

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LONDON,
WEDINESOAt. Aram 19.
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Vs believe believe that we 'stay mature the public frdm
rag ram ashy, that w cessiou. or concei,ion, ei-
ther at p. sad places, or of ally other deiierip.
Web lOU latea am& by Austria to BONAPARTE;
dist manias reemin in this same warlike ised me-
awl* position betwZeu the two Power", by the
vs) laird accomits, as they have bats for some
fns vast; *ad tbe.r. withast plekciag ourselves
*MN event. a ro;tote is just as probable, sad
qpisaisstly es itamiaant, as it lies bees at asiy pe-
riod skies reteriary last. .
We have received Grams rapers to the 95th
March, from which we have made some extracts.
Preparations *ere militia& is the latter end of
March. at Staitgard, kr the recepiten of Bort *-
PASTS, part of whams guards. the preeursois of
iris atoreasents, had kft Paris for fltrashurgh,
esh their way to Germany. General ANDarossi,
is French Ambassador at Vicuna, kid returned
•• siAlt his Secretary to Paris, and the 'numbing of
triapsessitkosid with unabated activity, I

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Willies a try extracts from the correspondence
between Mr. Facets and' the late General Sir
Joon Moons, which, it will be impossible to reed
without feeling iudiviation at the treatment which
that gallant, but ill fated, Officer received. We
lin since announced, and have often repeated,
iiiIMISICJOHN MOORE was goaded on, contrary to
his better judgment, in the lute unfortunate cam-
paign in Spaio. Sir Jogs. it seems, was ostensibly
Corsinsander-in-Chief, but this Mr. FILERS was to
be Commander-la-Chief over him, precisely as
fir Flaw DALRYMPLE, the o..tensible Coninitmler-
- its-Ckief in Portugal, was ordered by Lott
l CsaTi.r.-
stamts, the prim.. mover of the whole lio,..r.erti% to
be directed by Sir ARTHUR M'Ef.I.I.I.I.EY, his in-
ferior in command. and *lron he was appointed
to succeed in rink and authority. It is with sin-
cere pleasure we find that the Earl of DARSLEYs
last night, intimated his intention, in the flo.use of
Lords, to MON. an Address to His MAJESTY for
the recal of this Mr. Flcac fro:n Simon. for his
conduct to utir late gallant and mach-lamented
• hero.
Warmly as we wish success to that spirit of re-
form and inquiry, which, as we conceive, can
alone protect u. from the revolutionary arts and
arms of the subtle and ferocious despot of the coo-
lness; we nevertheless conceive, that every propo-
sition *or motion for the correction of abuses, should
la! specific and detiiierl ; not general and uncon-
fined. On that ground, we cannot lament the fate
of Load FoLKSTOPI es motion, on Monday. Inves-
tigation. Wm compassion, in order to awaken aqd
affect, mum he reduced to a point ; not loosely
• uttered over the surface of the globe. It is to the
notorious, ascertained, and crying peculation. or
et uses, consinitted, and even defended, as far as
they dare, Isy Government, in various departments,
thole. treat Parlianient will direct all eta attention.

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The country demands and will exact it, or will de-
mised justice against those who screen defaulter*.
Witham bad en opportunity of hearing some ens
Timm particulars relative to the grant of land made
W w Crown to Colonel Gentiow, which, if se-
Illontie, feud we have every roma to believe them
perfectly en) will evince the necessity of • thorough ,
eluiry into that transaction. The piece of ground
in question, contiguous to 4.3seltes Hospital; we
hnderstaiod, having been originally granted for a
loin: term of years to Sir Rosser WA Lrome, bed
become the property of the Hon. Mr. Putriraw,
eon of Lord Yeeirosocon. Seventeen years being
still iseirepired, he was desirous of purchasing a
renewal of the lease—boat the present Ministers,
when be applied to them for that purpose, assured
him first the salubrity and convenience of the Col-
le4e and Hospital, so absolutely demanded the od-
jiifiction of the whole ground to the edifice, that
Mr. re LUAU desisted front attempting to impede a
public hermit. No sooner, however, had the laud
been thus re-acquired by the Crown, than Minis-
ters agree In grant a lease of the far greater part of
it Ile Colonel Cookson ; reserving only a very small
parka fee the accommodation of the establish-
ment. And at what rate is it granted to that (iffi-
est? Fir 311. per annum.- It is confidently as-
serted, that he has bees, offered LSO& for the
lam It say Wog could add goat estroordimary

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intoner this tialsaction, it is the titue when the
grunt or icip.e was made. We are iutOrined that it
actually took place so lately as bib examination re-
lative to the office of the Commander-in-Chief, at
the bar of the Hoope. If that assertion be accu-
rate, it carries its own continent with it. We can-
not pledge ourselves fur the exactitude of every•
particular here related—bat we know the ground-
work to be of unquestionable certainty ; and we
court contradiction if we shall he found to de erve
it. The loose denial of the CIIANCELLOR of the
Excaxeona, made from the Treasury Bench—or
his assumption of facts, not warranted by proof,

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neither can, nor ought to satisfy the country. Mr.
PERBF.VAL, like Lord CASTLEILLAGH, and EarE-
ItOR Wooproan, and the Dutch Commissioners,
and en many ether supposed offenders, must prove
their innocence, or must expect the consequences
of their misconduct.

The most gloomy apprehensions, we have reason
to know, are entertained by 111.ileisters, relative to
the trent of &thins it. Puttaget So degenerate,
or. perhap•, it may he soist4 54 laaftegted towards
as, and towards door t (..,:ovkintsietit, are tier
inhabitants in geneixl, • that no eilortioar of pa-
triotism, renunciation, or ,t.r.enin• dragair, are to
be expected from the mass aT ;..however
meritoriona may have been. !be. efforts made by
SOWS lndlvtdyala. BOSIAPARTI, SOrn tae under-
took to overthrow and to etttingniail the fuenier or-
der of things in Spain, Portugal, Piedmont, the
Papal territories, and Naigm: tioargn....sing those
countries au near baset and plitscejolear aiimrentlY
beneficial to the middle endive. es classes; knew
better the Work that he took io Muni, thou we seem
to har.c done, in our efforts to .•rop and to support
the tottering feudal edifices of the Bouaeoa and
BaAnAliZa Dytne ties. In Portugal the national
energies and powers urr secating:y effete or de-
praved. We no longer yet:cognise that ardent, bold,
and atfventurous nation. whin:, in the 15th and
16th • centuries, under JOHN the lld, and Ewa-
NULL. enlarged the boundaries of human know-
ledge, patiently eireuirniarigated Africa, subdued
Indeatan, peuetrated to the remotest Islands of
Asia, and gave the most glorious proofs of valour
as well as of heroism. We look in vain for a
GANA, an ALBUQUERQUE, or a CASTROI Ap
Jewor subjected them eighteen months ign, so,
we fear, Lasses and Soul.? may do ai4al Every
thing warrants the conjecture. At Ovort.i, the
conduct of the inhabitants warmt once ferocious,
pusillanimous, and treacherous.
.W bile the enemy
were at a distance, they osasseesed those who were
suspected of b. lug uttachwt to she French. But
no sooner did Soc I.T types, b. fore their walls.
than their fury was. turned against all who were
desirous of deferwlipg the place. No discipline, no
obedience. no skill, are fosuid among the popular
levies. Almeyda, a very it pot'aut frostier place,
towards Salamanes, is entrusted to Lieut.-Colonel
Cox ; hut it is not considered as tena!ile against
the force advancing to invest it. Braganza is like-
wise garrisoned. So is Thomas, a town about Go

wiles North-east of Lisbon, commanding, in some

meo.ure, the two roads leading. to >iwntarem and to
Ahratitek So• JOAN CILOIODOCA, we are itifor.ned,

writes, that es soon as he is joined by General
HILL, lie means to march forward, in older, if pos-
sible, to attack SouiT, before LAINICS can tittle-
trate by Elves, into the province of Alenteijo.—
. But, unless the Spaniards, who are in the neigh-
bourhood of Santa Crux and Mends, cau oppose
some powerful resistance to the progress of the
enemy is that quarter, we fear that Lasses may
get to Lisbon before Sir ARTHUR WILLTALLY.—
Meanwhile, the situation of our army is critical,
not to ray perilous. We may, however, it is to be
hoped, re-embark even in the las: extremity, under
cover of the fortis in the Tagus, without the con-
fulan, loss, and calamity, which we suffered at
Continua.

Yesterday morning arrived Mails from the Me-
diterranean, brought to Falmouth by the Lord
Hobart packet, in 2t d:sys from Cadiz.

Yesterday, Sir DAVID DUNDAS held a public
day at his Office in the Horse Guards, and gave
audiences to Sir DAVID &tams, General FRAZIER,
and about thirty militia, officers.
The preparations for erecting a house near Chel-
sea Hospital. for Colonel Goitoon. hare been dis-
continued within these few days.
Our readers will see by the Gaulle, that Captain
DUALIST SANDS* has been dismissed His 1114
Jarrell service.

The address of thanks from the inhabitants of
Wrexham, to Col. %Vnatite, after acknowledging
the services he has rendered to his country, coo-
eludes thus : Go on, then, Sir, resolutely and
cheerfully, in the good work which you have be-
gun Placemen and Ministers may revile you—
the People applaud and bless you. Ancient Bri-
tain are not to be terrified by foreign foes. We
kaie already she's° that we know how to manage
them.—Our apprehensions for the King we coy-
dually love. and the Constitution we are blessed '
with, solely arise front corrupters and the cor-
rupted."
In consequence of a Requisition signed by up-
wards of fourscore inhabitants of Lest.", our Chief
Officer+ have called a Meeting for the nurpose of
taking into consideration the propriety of passing
an address of thanks to Col. Waturte for his in-
dependent conduct on a late occasion; and ales to
the Repreeentatirts of that Borough, for their ifs.
dependent support of him.
The Easfft, C0x0,,, from London, is nrrived
Lisbon, slier a passage of eighty hours from the
Lizard.

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1140XDAY, ArILIL 17
11,0i41 Lowther's Loiterer. ~t. llb best Gee. Grosvenor's
%Tout/well-bead, 7st. alb. B. C. hogs.
tot against, Luilerer.
Mr. Sbakrapcure's Ilrainteorte, pse 11h. beat Mr. Croft's
Bacchanal, est. 50.. .t the int, (cogs. It. R.
7 to 4 *Aassmt Braroworin
The Prince's Stakes of too tta. each, h It. fur colts parryieg
819. 711,. and allies use alb. Across the Flat. Bonus. s
years old.
Mr. Alelti..h's b. c. Cock Rebin
Mr. Afellish's b. c. Levant, by Dun Qaiaute
D. off:. scion's e. Doleful, by Sorcerer, net of Losety
Mr. Mclliali's b. e.Kusvery;by llno.htlisnst -
Gen. (iuwer's ch. c.Ceutipes, by Wiley, ant of Tarantula
Lora Grosvenor's br. f. Opal, by iir Peter, oat of Olivia pd
Sto / against Cock Rubin. sto g against f.erau).
Lod backeille's Deceiver, get. 911). bent Mr. Vensittart's
Burlelgli, 7sl. ittlb. Ah. M. stling. h. ft.
0 to 4 on Deceiver.
Sir .1. Shelley 's C. Vexatiou, by Waxy, not Jr'la, bst,
gib. beat Mr. Lake's br. f. Icy Guildford, out of n to
Outlands, 7st. 131 b. Twu yr. old Coarse, *trep. b ft.
2 tO I on Venation. •
I). of Grnfton's Miltur.is, bent Id Foley's Weay.,r, oat.
tack. lt..M. room Even betting.
Mr. Visitaittioes 4'. by Whiskey, uut.of Re,luiatro's
beat Duke of Grafters's f. by Sorcerer, oot u 1 Pepio ras.*.t,
sat. slh. each. R. M. I imp h.
3 to I agst Mr. Vaosittart's f. •
Sweepstakes of *our. eseli,ll. ft. B. C. 6* whitest .7111. end
, fillies oat. . Rising 4 years old. The weber or tie.
second horse to receive back hie stake.
Sir H. AV illiansson's Pan, by 31. George.. ..... a
D. of t:raftssa's br. c. Vandyke'
Lord Grusvenur's b. c. Chester 3

li to s agat Pao. 610 5 aggt Vatolkf..
Lord Saaville's Bustard, ast. .;f.. re'r. ft from (;earral
Gower's Cardinal Beautiwt, ;at. o.nb. (46.. d.) Acro,s toe
Flat. *pugs.
Gen Grosvenor's f ChryaAs, rer. ft. Conn (:01. IYarbord's
Young Wo4Aprckcr, out of u siCter to retvilrttb,
each. Ab. M. 'noes, h. ft.
Lord C. H. Notaierastli Job Thornberry, gat. rrr. oOp from
Mr Hatsou's Gladiator, est. Arras Flat, 'bogs.
Mr. tftryliemom's Mho 1)0041111, 3 yrs. old, etat
Prow Mr. Croft's Hoot, 4 yrs. old, B‘t. 116.

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ll•aLitonrinnu-Srittee, Aram I .--A Lane, *ha
was remanded en Saturday fur further eimicidattuu, woe
brought up tot the charge of feloniously disposing of part of
the furniture of a ready-furnished house, which Sim ores -
pied in charlotte-street, Portman-place.
Mr. Nicholls, the owner of the biter, stated, that the
Prisoner, about seven mouth. 11*.1, applied to War for the
house. She represented herself as the wife of an Faiglish
Reid officer, then us foreign service, and that she coition.
ally received lam remittasres from her hushinid Her sp-
pearaisee ederesponding with this statemeut, he accepted of
her as a tenant. Last week lie was intimated, that
artistes of the furniture had hreu removed. He obtained •
'arrest, and Ind ter taken limbo custody. A watch, several
chairs, and articles of bed-faraitere were tensing.
The Prisoner, an elegant, and fashionable looking female,
dressed in a purple pelisse, trimmed with geld her, and ap-
parently mach affected at her sitwation, stated in tiff de-
fence, 'that her same is Sophia ilfi/se, a native of Poland,
and married toss Field Officer no the British army, an foreign
service. Ric cumplanied much of the emerbict of the Pro-
secutor for attempting to living forward a eliJrgeOrt. filmy
ugaiust her, niAl to defame her character She ca tended es
she had taken the House for the year, the Prosecutor scald
have arm interest I. the furniture until that p'eind had im-
plied, as she sus then bound by her agreement to re place
them.
The sitting Magistrate Militated her that her idea of tbe
law was erroneous; tir any person occupying a fain:ram d
home or lodging, and ren.ostine any article therefrom with-
out the conart.t of the landlord, was guilty of Mlony : bat as
thi Prosecutor did not wish to pi userute her if she paid for
Ile atticloi, he recommended her to arm pt of Ms clemency,
otberielwe he would he obliged to commit her. She rehm
, tardy complied, sad wan accordingly discharged..

No trial of :toy puotic interest
day at the Old Bailey.
. The total liutaller of troops la
service in Spain and Portugal,
chewing the numbers of those tit
to Great Britain, and those rrinaii
Returned or re-
Embarked. meieing ou service
Field Officers 137 .. •

occurred yester-

iat embarked for
in the year Mai
it hare retarned
ing Cu service :

Deficiency.

Coolants. .. .. 4041
Salsaltersa.. I,lss
1ta1r...........•273
Seciesafw... 2,434
Loramineur.a,g6o
isak failoekui6 34,147
The stores shipped by the Store-keeper General
for the use of the British forces serving in Spain
slid Portugal. according to official returns, were:
Camp equipage for 10- 00 cavalry ; ditto, for
48,000 infantry; Purveyor's stores fur 91,000
men for twelve months ; ditto, for 35,000 awn for
six montlas,—extra sets of bedding. 500; tialind
waistcoats, 511.000 ; pairs of shoes, 54,884 ; pairs of
boots, soles and heels, 4,000 ; shoes, ditto, 8,000 ;
sets of accoutrements, 4,700: extra pack saddles

and bridles, 100 ; provision marquees, J.
The money sent from this country to Spain and
Portugal, from the Ist of May, 1808, amounts d,
according to on account laid before the House of •
Commons, to 5,896,0501. lßs. 9d. The money oi)-
tained by the negociation of bills made payal,le in
this country for the use of the inhabitants of Spam
and Portu;al, amotints to 2c20,4341. 14s. 3d. and
the total of the money lost or taken by the enemy
during the campaign, is 77,j501,1 Tboosodiuisses
supplied to the troops nre esti,oated at 11,1:It:01. e3:-
elusive of some instruments.
According to an account laid before the House
of Commons, the transports employed for the
transportation of the arm, stores, Ste. to Portuelil
snd Spain, in the year leo3, amounted to Cu:.,
tonnage 19,4670—expessse 1,292,7931.
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PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY.
s per Cost. Redulgi b i
3 per Cltt. COllllOll.
4 per Cent all as
a per Cant. Nen Bei
Long Anneities Ist
India Bonds... .13 II 113.10.
Exchequer Bill+ lO 19 prem.
English LottervTickett **Las
Consols fur... - - - - 6,1 •

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No. 4, Coastal), Jig, Cbarhattaawros
MAKRIAGg.
On the 7tb April, at Dalewinton flosart,Seolland, Copt.
Leslie Grove Jones, of the tat Poet Guards, to bliew Jean
yoattgett daughter of Patrick Miller, Eat. of Dale.
wiaton.
MEATH.
Oa Tomboy bat, at Little Hampton, Ala Gone Teasel',
Kat. lent *brewer sad nvoltater at Amadei.
LONDON; Prioted by G. USW), No wr, Old
baatten-eciaet, Carey-at et and polaiialted at the Olihre
Ns. Is, Bart of St. Clemaa'a ('bwrett, Stroud, by J.
WHITE, of same plare.o—Ordera, lee. for Has Toper
scot to the hesee, (post paid), will be duly attradtalbwo.

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I eeedy et every imp,' on the toads to Strasburg and asthma this tialsaction, it is the time when the •
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Milan. grant or look was made. We are informed that it . i {j.. . •
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under the eemilibuti of M. de Casten's, and on .
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1: Cc '` ,a ?,r-- ' ..4h. az 11,01.1 Lowther's Loiterer. e-t. ill. beat Gen. Gromenor's
the 4th of February 'began their march from Ferrol . lative to the office of the Commander-in-Chief, at
.. ~i iTous/well.kesul, ;st. alb. 13. C. soaks.
the bar of the noose. If that assertion he aecu- •1 _ .
i to Portugal. ato I against. Loiterer.
All the post waggous and other public vehicles rate, it carries its own comment with it. We can- MADAME. C. 4 TALANL Mr. Sliakrspeure's Praiiiteorto, gia ;ter. beat Mr. Croft',
im the road to Straelnugh, are tilled with officers not pledge ounselvee for the exactitude of every —.....,...._ Bacchanal, est. 511.. A •.-,... the int, tea h. ft.
. As action will be shortly tried in one of the 7to 4 amnion Brisioworin
and persons in different employments, who are go- particular here related-but we know the ground- As
which has excited a considerable degree of The Prince's Slakes of toots. each, is th fur calk parryieg
' • ' • work to be of unquestionable certainty ; and we ink to Germany, end riamengers must set down .
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'tittle names a week or more beforehand to secure a expectation, and will probably elicit all the wit mt. 71b. sod fillies est. 1
court contradiction if we shall he found to de erve and eloquence of the Bar. It is brought by a cele- Mr.Yee" ".hi•
*F* 3lelhsh's b. c. Cork Robin
The troops in the vicinity of Lyons are drawing it. The loose denial of the CYANCELLOR of the bratert dress-maker, agninrt Monsieur li ALIA:
".-----." Iw,. Mellish's b. c. Levant, by Dun Qaixote ' Q
towards the Rhine by way of Geneva. Excneeoza, made from the Treessury Bench-or Ill•IILHE, the husband of Madame CATALAN'. to D. Of l'i.alrlou's c. Doleful, by Sorcerer, not al:minty
recoller payment for various dresses furnished to Mr. MdG•h's b. c.Ktmvet•y,by Didatitliamit - . 4
the interior for Germany and Italy ; and Gen. Le
More troops are coutioually breaking up from
his assumption of facts, not warranted by proof,
the fascinating tryren.-1 he claim, according to Gen. Gower s ch. c. Undoes, by IYuay, out uf 1 arautula a
Geonveuu's br. f. Opal, by Sir Peter, oat of Olivia pd
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Grand and weveral other Staff Officers who were at neither can, nor ought to satisfy the country. Mr. report, is restated on the ground that the dresses Lord
cods las.. ) akrdaines..l Cnerockeitnbr,ig.n.t. sglioh.ubt.agastizart.f.ev:tinnlitartis
PERBF.VAL, like Lord CANTLEggmag, and Estee- ought to have been supplied by the Proprietors of
Paris, have set out fur the army.
The Duke of Dantsic, Marshal Lefevre, set out toe Woormoan, and the Dutch Commissioners, the Opera House, and that they only are respon-
sible. It is said, that when Madame CATALAN' Burtelgla, 7st. islb. AIL M. camas. h. ft.
5 to 4 on Deceiver.
for Germany, the 13th instant ; and the Duke of and so many ether supposed offenders, must prove
first came to this country she was dressed in a Sir J. saihrllet:kit; vciallfi'w,
thylvilll.lty, not of Jela, bat.
Ca•titlione, Marshal Augereau. is preparing to
their innocence, or.
must expect the consequences
green jacket and petticoat, and knew nothing of Litt:ldt., 75r,' . ijibe.s 1h.r,;,;)1,1;3. oidalc`t,faurs,"l: 2%."1p'". ha Isi7". 1..
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c of their misconduct. English costume, much less of the fashions at the 3tol on Venation. •
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The most gloomy apprehensions, we have reason west end of the town. Part of the PlnintifF'r D. of flrefton•s Mittman., heat IA Foley's Weavre, tat. t;!h.
work and labour, for which a compensation is escfa Ili.M. angst. Fent bettiug. .
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to know, are eutertaillird by .M.itsisters, relative to sought, consisted at that time in meking dress beat Mr.„ vLow_,,lillue'' flw Whiskey. 11111.00 nralknatrar's da A p
LONDON,-rattersf. b • Sorcerer, sot an Pe • - •
the event of affitire in Povtagel. So degeuerate, dolls for her imitation, in the several characters '-'a."'"'
WEDNESI)At. Aram 19. est. atb. each. R. M. loop h. ft.
--neame-- • . or. perhaps, it may he r 4.1.0 as sisraffected towards which she has personated. These dolls,. we un- 3to I art Mr. Vaosittart's f. •
drestand, will be exhibited in Court. ao miniatures c
uocepstalien of ?Dugs. car+, li. ft. B. C. roe, eues.s,t7l:,..e,d
We behests that we rimy assure the public from as, and towards theit am:. t Csoekinnamit, are the
elaenbdratdedecloaratlivioin her pisr..t.l;eetit ousel !label- , hities'ondast. 2'l). Rising 4 years old. The owner er use
good auithoney, that nO cessiou. or concession, ei- inhabitants its geneial,' that no artartiomo of pa- I is.fhtioll6etntes horse to receive back hie stake.
assistance
the 4 polo and places, or of ally other deacrip- Motions, renunciation, or Itiernu. despair, are to .of these devices, it is expected that thee
eloquent Sir IL IN illiansvon's Pan, by St. George.. ..... ........ a 1
O. oft;Cirafises'i. br. c. Vandyke a
fifth has beta made by Austria to BONAPARTE ; be expected from the mass siT theL ii-ople ;..however and ingenious Counsel will be able to explain to novenor's b. e. Chester a
• matters esellain in tbos same warlike tiled ale" meritoriona may have been' tbr etenrta mode by the Jury the extraordinary delicacy and beauty of 6to S agat Pau. oto a erg Viowll,ke.
?he cuts and slopes, and ruffs and trimmings, and . Lord Sackvillc's Bunted, not. .-,14. rec. ft from General
111111411 Plaitimil between the two Power*, by the lonia individuals. BONAPARTE, %Orli he. under-
'tenor texture of the materials of which, with- Gower's Cardinal Beaufort, 7.1. 'Jib. (eI.M.) Across the
SOO latent IKSONIESs. 9* they hone bran for some tosik to overthrow and to eetitiiitliall Pir inenter or- out etieh aid, the Jury might bed it as difficult to
C RAF rer ft from (ad. I! ltbncd'e
*if Oast; and that, et Wiliest plod.gveg out elves dee of things in Spelt. Pottage', Fte•lotout. the form an idea, us of the most brilliant Polacea or f i;101,7,..VV1°.'",::18 II- h.rY lof
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.014 ' Li usere to retoollll, bit.
*raw •vest, a resent is just se probable, and Papal territories, and Naillea; tienrint. :wing those Bravura ever imported from the regions of Italy. each. Alb 7
Lord C. H. Souiersetli Job Thomberry, get. ree. 20ZS from
- eakuiptly es imminent, et it bat bass Many ye- countries oat nee base. and pritsisijsloy. atisareatly llls NIAJI.,,TY has not taken his usual rides for Mr Batsou'a Gladiator, sat. Across lbo Flat, nee..
vied um* rebroary last. . • . •benefiend to the msoldtp and lone, clones; knew these two day. past, owing to the severity a the Mr. Stephenson's 3i iss 1)004f1111, 3 yrs. old, sat 14. 1" t-. 1145
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better the work that he took is hound, than we teem weather. from Mr. Croft's Hawk, 4 yrs. old, art. 111, Alt. NI. long..
We have remitted Germas Papers to the 25th His MAJESTY is not expected in towp this day. • ------- -
to have done, in our efforts to sins!) and to support • Pin Ic 1
Meech, from which we have made scan extracts. Her Mt.:tart was prevented from holding a •
the totteriug feudal edifices of the 80, VISION end Drawing-mum to-morrow, on acconnt of Sir F.
Preparations *ere militia& ia the latter end of 11•11L11011.11Gt1..STR.111T, AP;It. 18. A Lan?, who
BRAC.AREA Dynse ties. In Portugal the national Altsl.llAN, who attended her during; her indiapas war remanded an Saturday fur fur thee exincidatimi, am
March, at Stanger& foe the recepttea 'of Bon*. aition, WA considering her sufficiently- recovered to time& tip tau the charge of feloniously alispoidog of paint of
•of easergier sod Powers ore se. cones effete or de-
lta/OM, part of whams guards. the precursois - - - d the fati•site 'of the ceremony. the furniture of a ready-furnished house, which Omece -
hie moveineuts, had left Porn for Strashurgh, prayed. We no longer recognise that ardent, bold, ,"u erg"
An elegant Medallion' of Colonel WARDLE has pied in Chariotte-street, Portman-place.
and aJvcititroua natioa. whia,, in the 15th and by
_r
Mr. Nicholls, the owner of the boom, stilted, that the
' rea, their way to Germany. General ANDREOSSI, been lately executed Mr. Biome, in the same P wooer about WWII ITIOCItibi 11:`,;0, applied to knir foe the
French Ambassador at Vicuna, had returned
1 16th • centuries, under Jute the ltd. and F. 919.• , style as the superb Medallion of the immortal house. 'She represented herself as the wife of an English
dilhe
' • ••• lei* his Secretary to Paris, and the numehing of seat., enlarged the bustndaries of human know- ' NEksox, and those of Mr. Pyrt and Mr. Fox, item officer, then us foreign service, 0.1.1 that she costive-
awl considered a correct likeness. ally received large remittaeres from her huslatid Her sp-
treopecautbreed with uttebated activity, I ledge, patiently eircuirpiavigateil Arlie'', subtitled i
The, Duchess of. Goapos set off from Dum- pearaisce ctirresponding will, this atateateut, he are of
her RA a tenant. Last week lac was Informed, thst 1
BRSCE 5 Hotel, Edinburgh, on Thursday last, for ' artkles of the furniture had beau removed. He obtaised
—.ma-- Indostaii, peuetrated to the remotest Isluuds of
We gives few extracts from the correspondence Asia, and gave the most glorious proofs of valour Kinrara Cottage ; and on Saturday, the Duke of srermat, and total her
taken tutu custody. Award, several
....
between Mr. Facax and' the late General Sir as well as of heroism. We look in vain for • Gonooti set off from the same place, for London. chain. and artielett of bed-faraitser aces lairnara
. .
.1011 N Moot's, which, it will be impossible to reedd ThedP.riseirer,
~.an elegant. and fashionable looking feint*,
Gaut. an Aimuitu Earwig, or a CASTRO I Ap On Monday last, an affair of honour took place,
without feeling indignation at the treatment which 1
-tumor subjected them eighteen mouths' sgo, so, at Annsigh, between. Lieutenant S—s, and Mr. partesseently'nulari:l4,7,,Petra'tiritiaber ::,,,,wittinh„,ite.little7,,,,saimd da::
H—T, of the regiment quartered there. The fence, 'thee her same is Sephia Nave, a native of Poland.
that gallant, but ill fated, Officer received. We we fear, LASERS and Soul.? may do iti:as. Every
former received the latter's fire, without 'eking and married tow Field Officer ro the British army, an f •
long since announced, and have often repeated, thing warrants the conjecture. At Oiii.res, the dl effect ; niter which the partitive were reconciled. - service. she e."1""ell mach at' the ea"6"c" th:rmigirPe•-
that SirJoue MOORE was goaded on, contrary to conduct of the inhabitants worst once ferocious, Arrivals at the Royal York Hotel, Bristol- occutor far attempting to twine forward a ellJrge of filmy
• pause her, in:il tu defame her charaeter !lir coutended as
his better judgment, in the late unfortunate cans. pusillanimous, and treacherous.
.While the eneiny The Earl of Lindsay, Sir Cherie. Bailer, Si, Thomas sad
L. 47 Arland. sir Hirs,b Bateman,Lay isT t Lady
she a ii the
.Holtie (09• the year, tine Prosecutor tas•l4
have no intermit I. the furniture until that preind bed a
ce
in Spain. Sir JOON. it seem., was ostensibly were at a distance, they apoomesed those who were Hsrewood, Lady Wins, Mr. and re. fordable, ir. and treat., as she sac then bound by her agreement to replace
Cottinaavider.in-Chief, but this Mr. FILERS was to suspected of le lug attached to she French. But Mn.Ciumpton, Mr. sad Mrs. Jame, Mr. and Mrs. Pop-
,. bask Mr. sod Mrs r
: .. ~....
be Commander-its-Chief over him, precisely as no sootier did Sou'.? eppear ht fore their 190/111., tin-. Worthington, Stewart,. M ' sea Mr.. II•line, Mr. and The witting Magirtrate informed her that her idea of the
Captain sod Mn. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. .1
Iliv Flew DALRYMPLE, the atenaible Cominander, than their fury was Girard anion all who were Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Law, the Rev. Mr. Canning,. tee. " was "r"""u; for "Y r•"'"I u"aPt`i'm a fa' "'al" 4
house or lodging, and ren.ovioc any article tlwrefrnua w eh-
Arrivals at Bath- ''''' e its-Chief in Portugal, was ordered by Lord Curren. desirous of defersdipg the place. No discipline, n 0,.. out the conset.t of thelandlord, was gailty of klony : bat as
Lord and Lady Rolle, lion. Mr. Lysaght, Sir V. and lady the Prosecutor did not wish to pi °wrote her if she paid foe
suss, the prim. mover of the whole. liminess, to
~'Gibbs, Sir 3. $. Yorke General Fearer, Admiral Lams
obedience. no skill,ore found among the popularl the articles, he recommended her to accept of Ins clemency,
Colonel Faulkner, Colonel Raid, Major Canis. ice.
• be directed by Sir Animus 'll"l:t.i.i.sit.eir, his in- levies. Almeyda, a very bravos 'But frostier place, otherwise he would be obliged to commit her. She raise -
hrior in command, sad when he was appointed towards Salantanes, is entrusted to Lieut.-Colonel The American Government lately sent us the tautly complied, sad was accordingly discharged..
Wasp and the Hornet. now send us the
to succeed in rank and aufaority. It is with sin- Cox ; hut it is not considered as tenaile against • ' They ' No trial of env tuutie Interest occurred yester-
Para* and the Mentor. The latter, we suppose
• " ' day at the Old Bailey.i
cave pleasure we find that the Earl of paax Lev, the force odeancing to invest it. Brag:ins.' ►is like- is an Advice bout. •
last 'sight, intimated his iiitention, in the House of wise garrisoostd. So is Thomas, a town about 60 Mr. Gostcav, a favourite actor on the Bath stage, The total number of troops that embarked for
Lords, to mars an Address to His MAJESTY for miles North-east of Lisbon, commending., in some with • view to attract a full attendance on the night service in Spain and Portugal, in the year 'SOB.
the recal of this Mr. F nc.ac fro:n Siam', for his measure, the two roads leading to SAntarein nod to of his benefit. announces to the public. that the *hewing the numbers of those that have reterned
celebrated Mrs. Mary Anne Clarke has 'signified to Great Britain, and those remaining on service :
e'"Gdnee t° our law Pliant and roach-lamentedAbratites. Se. loan Caepooeit, we are itiforsned, her intentioo of witnessing' the performances of that Returned •r re-
• hero. writes, that as soon toe he is joined by General evening. Embarked. misiiiing on service Deficiency.
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Warnsly as we wish sucemir to that spirit of re- Hitt, lie means to march forward, in order, if per A grand sparring-match took place, yesterday, Captains AO.'
at the Fives-court, St. Martin'e-lane. for the bent- eatialtaras..l,isa I
• form and iiiqiiiry, which, as we coucetre, can ashl4, to attack SOUIT, before LASIIIIS can tittle-
tit of GREGAOIn. Upwards of 300. amateurs and
se,r,e"Stair" . ',.• • v 73
alone protect to from the revolutionary arts and Irate by Elves, into the province of Alenteijo.- professors were present. Some eminent sculptors . 's'•• 9034
arms of the subtle and ferocious despot of the con- • But, unless the Spaniards, who are in the neigh- and statuaries were also in attendance, •••••••=mw'e.,96o
to study the ItaakieFee a.db ,Piti
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'"-- Mama; we Derenheless conceive, that every prop*. bourliood of Santa Cruz and Mends, can oppose human (raise; but they laboured under p great The notes shipped by the Store-keeper General
. Wien fie Alsatian for the correction of anuses, should some powerful resistance to the progress of the disadvantage as GULLS' was absent. Casa also was •he use of the Bri • • .tt ore-ee
for the forces serving in Spain
' ' not in the crowd. .
la! specific and detiiierl ; not general and woman- enemy ia that quarter, we fear that Lasses may said Portugal. according to official retunix, were:
General -atone e iii) Ore a grand dinner
hoed. On that ground, we cannot lament the fate get to Lisbon before Sir ARTHUR WELLSSLEY.-•-- next Saturday, at his liaise, in- Hill-street, Berke- Camp equipage for 10- no cavalry; ditto, for
of Lead Foursroan', motion, on Monday. hives- Meanwhile, the situation of our army is critical, ley-square. 48,000 infantry; Purveyor's stores for 91,000
-.- ' tigatioa. late companion, in order to awaken and not to ray perilous. We may, however, it is to be A Mrs. CLARKS is playing with great Nicene, at men for twelve months ; ditto, for 35,000 men for
am. months,-extra sets. of bedding. 500; tianotl
• effect, mum he reduced ow a point ; not loosely hoped, re-embark even in the lam extremity, under the Manchester Theatre, the parts of Juliet and
waistcoats, 511.000 ; pairs of shoes, 54.894 ; pairs of
• tittered over the surface of the globe. It is to the cover of the forts in the Tagus, without the coo- other trellie heroines. Mn.boots, soles and heels, 4,000; shoes, ditto, 8,000 ;
The Marquis of HUNTLEY and Mr and
• notorious, ascertained, and crying peculation. or fusion, loss, and calamity, which we suffered at HEPBURN, of Clarkington, and family:arrived last sets of. accoutremeida, 4,700: extra peck saddles
• el uses, osaminted, and even defended, as far as Continua. week in Edinburgh. and belt/10.100 ; provision marquees, 3.
they dare, Isy Government, in various departments, - - The money sent from this country to Spain and
Yesterday morning arrived Mails from the Me- UT A tobacconist in Drury-lame has advertised
Pommel. from the Ist of May, 1808, amounti d.
that we trust ritdinteklit *ill &rectal! its attention. diterninean, brought to Falmouth by the Lord s. &IDLE'S COnflieNtio/63/ SIIIIr.
according to en aceount laid before the House of •
The Countess of Essex had a select party last
The country demands and will exact it, or will de- Hobart packet, in ^1 days froin Cadiz. Commons, to 2.896,0501. 12s. 9d. The tnelney ()h-
-eight at her house in Hill-street, Berkelev.squere
mend jitetice against those who screen defaulters. Yesterday, Sir DAVID DUNDAS held a public The Westminster Voluntee hail grand field tamed by the negociation of bills made payable in
We bare bad 99 opportunity of hearing some Cu- day at his Office in the Horse Guards, and gave day yesterday in Hyde Park, r:here iltheytverein- tMe country for the use of the inhabitetta of Speen
vises particulars relative to the grant of lend mode audiences to Sir Dtrie Ramo, General FRAZIER, @petted by Colonel Jettateson, who complimented
them trison their discipline 'and handsome appear- and Portugal, amounts to 290,4341. Ide. 3d. sod'
d shoot militant officers.the total of the money lost or taken by the enemy
W the Crown to Colonel Galloon, which, if au- so thirty • •
dismie.
(wed
we
have
every . Tbe preparations for erecting a house near Chet- ant*. 'he officers afterwards dialed at the Kin ' durt°g the es mPeilrh is 77J-4(14 Ti'°d""es
reason to believe them sea Hospital. for Colonel Goaoon, hay. been die- Arms, Old Palace Yard. 13 a supplied to the troops are esti,oated at 11,0001. es-
perfectly on) will evince the nemersity of • thorough continued within these few days. First day of drawing present State Lottery--No. elusive of some inetrtiments.
• i eluiry into that transaction. The piece of ground Our enders will see by the Gement, that Captain le,oll, • Prize of Tic' easy Thousand P ds, 'we According to an account laid before the House
in queetion, contiguous to I:Anises Hospital; we HURLITT SANDER has been dismissed His 111 A sold on the 2tl of last month, in a Whole Ticket, of Commutes, the transports employed for the
JESTIeII service transportation of the erirn, stores, &c. to Portuvel
finderstimil, having been originally granted for a The address *of thanks from the inhabitants of Fry Rtcweabsalt• Goootuce, and Co. The
cord day of drawing will be on Friday next, the list
• end Spain, in the year lens, amounted to Cu:,
lim •
i,term of years to Sir Rosser WA Lrott. bad Wrexham, to Col. iVeaotE, after acknowledging it.ctsnt, when the- First-drawn Prize above 51 tonnage )9,4670-exp.**, 1,292,7931.
the services he has rendered to his country, eon- will be entitled to the Parcel of Five Hundredi ... _.-.
become the property of the Hon. Mr. Pgi.w*it,
PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY.
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min of Lord Yeatioanuen. Seventeen years being eludes thus wGo on, then, Sir, resolutely and Tickets. Warranted undrawn Tickets and Shares,
i cheerfully, in the good work which you have he- are on sale br RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. s per cent. aniseed 671 i I
still unexpired, be was desirous of purchasing a 3 per Celt. Contain 6.4 i
smoosarsi of are bodes eim oases ash-,..... Run ! Piticemen and Minister may revile you--• at their Old Offices, corner of Bank-buildings. 4 per Cent eel el
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