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London, England, 1807-11-09 00:00:00

day &dans sew circumstances to induce 116 to prg
same that it will be upon a much larger scale. The
troops. which arrived from Denmark. is Yarmouth
Roads, and were ordered to hold themselves in

readiness to disembark, for the impose of march-
ing into the quarters in that distrilt. which they
occupied previous to the sailing of the expedition to
Zealand, have since been ordered to go round to
Portsmouth. The wind has been adverse during
the latter end of lase week, but the moment it
becomes fair, stout 70 transports, under the convoy
of the Againeorves and Saervedlants. will sail in one
division; and Admiral Esstrsorori, with the re-
mainder of the transpires and prir:s. wiil sail in
another. Same persons think that tde troops are
sent round for the purpose of assisting in the navi-
gation of the ships. the crews of which are dispersed
am:?ngst the prises ; bat this is not necessary
throughaut all the ships, for several which have
troops on board have th:ir compbmmt of sailors.
The troops we believe are destined to farm past of
the expedition.

A Kirso's Messenger lest town, last night, with
dispstr.lies f.n. St. Petersburgh. They are slid to
he of very great importance. He will embark at
Yarmnuth, in a last•s.ailing cutter, which is at that
port, waiting his arrival.

The Mermaid schooner is arrived at Portsmouth
from Gibraltar. She is under q ,arantine ; but a
report prevails. that she hay brought an account of
an attempt made by the Sdatziards to surprise the
Garrison of Gibraltar. w..ich, although unsuccess-
ful, was attended with the loss of several lives on
the part of the English. We have not been able
to trace this repots to any authentic. source.

Government are possesse.l f I'•e a•_counts from
Madrid, from Mr. Hears, formerly Consul-G--
ne►al in Spain, and now Commi vary for Prislners
of War, which are wholly silent en the subjed of
the reported revolution i' Spain

Tie Gasetts, of Saturday, contains two orders in
Council. toe issuing Letters of Marque against Den-
mark and the Italian States, under the influence of
France. The determination of Government to
adopt this measure, was first anuouncei in this
Paper.

The guards. whn were on board some of the
D.nish prizes, arrised at Yarmouth, were removed
to transports, aria put of them have sailed to Chat-
ham where, it is said. they will disembark.
Of the Hone transport, lost on her p.sssge to Eng-
land, from Copenhagen, all the crew perished. ex-
cept me min, who was found on the wreck ; but in
such a state of insensibility, that he cannot give any
account of the misfortune. _

A letter From Plymouth states the arriv.il of His
MaJErres sloop Cat/roam. from the squadron
cruising eff Ferrol. The Captain reports. that the
e emy's vessels were all ready for sea, and seemed
anxious to avail themselves of any favourable op-
poitunity for sailing It is supposed, oat a junc-
tion with theToulon fleet is their intention.
Lord Gasotses. it is raid. is about to reign the
command of the Channel fire. for the A.irniralry ;
in which case Sir J. llccaworyrn succeeds to
the charge of the Channel fleet. Hitt Lordship con-
tinued wind-bound in Torbay, on Thursday, with
tsselve sail of the line.
The obkit of Mr. Roses mission, we are given
to understand. is to pr,spose t,r I,nerica a compen-
sation for resigning the colonial carrying trade of
France—by suspending our own Navigation Laws
in favour of America, and permitting her to trade
unrestriSrdly in the produce of our West India
islands.

We stated in a former paper, that His Royal
Highness the Duke M Yong had ordered, on the
applicalir of Lord I-Ltwxesauar, a guard to
watch the Danish sailors at rived it% the river, some
of whom had expressed a •iolent hostility to this
country. A party of the East London Militia,
quartered at Greenwich, has been in consequence
ordered to Greenland Dick.

The Ge:etk of Saturday night contains a list of
so bankrupts,
Satnrday a bag of knees was received at the
Ship-letter Office from Malta, btought by the
Hits-
dodaa. The latest letters are dated the 13th Sept.
but they Jo not contain any intelligence of interest.
There are accounts from Egypt by this conveyaece,
but out ttoops there appear toad:live. We are nappy
however in being able to add, that thzy arc healthy,
and abundantly supplied with provitoos.
A letter from Lisbon states, that Lucite 80.
a has been recalled Irotn his retirement at
Rome, and had arrived at Pat..>, where he rape.
rienced the most favourable recepthn trim N• 11.0.
Laos. It is well known that N POI. toe ()acted
him dip Crown of Portugal two years ago, and it
is highly probable, that the present reconciliation
and visit to Paris, is connened with a similar offer.
Sir SAIIIVLI. Hoots arrived in the Downs, on Fri-
day, with part of the Danish na.y under convoy.
The 23-1, or' Royal Welch Fu,ileer,, thP same
day, di,embat k.d at Deal, in r.e pr. se!:ee of Loru
FOILISI. (the General Officer connnuiding the
Kent Division of (lac S uthern DlstfiZt). Gene-
ral Parma, Mains RlAas.ar and Mono,. e. and
several other Stad Offic.rl. They Atte; wards tom.
oriented their match to Cant. ratty. Tim 4th
cr King's Own, with the bl f Foot, disetnoatkeu
in the ereititig. The la,t.-r co:p; is to march to
.Ashford. Ihe Vim, 321, 5./•11, 791 k. and 92d
egnnents 0! to I. were ate:Cita tin b2IIII114) at
1:/va1, amt •sf te.o, b. it is undefs•ffoil, will 111414.11
bn tic 1/1.../1•1 Ihe Yj beltl4llol4l of t.e
29 it an: .5./ h tc4ltiscii a .11 loot, tu•relaeJ
(.4 Oa). ti it i..,uts for Deal 13..traea.s.
Lo 814,:p.14i1g atw Abilll,lll.