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LEMOIRS of the LIFE of GILBERT
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LONDON,
THURSDAY, APRIL 25.

The Hamburgh Mail arrived in course yester-
day, with papers to the ‘2oth. We have also received
Paris Papers to the 16th, and Dutch Journals to the
Yf st, from which we have made several interesting
estrafts. Intelligence is said to have been received at
the head-quarters at Flushing of the sailing of the
Spanish fleet from Cadiz, consisting of twelve ships
of the line. It is said to be destined for Ferrol, there to
join the squadron which has so long been blockaded,
and to proceed from thence to Brest, the fleet at
which port has 10,000 men on board. All the troops
in Holland seem to be now in motion ; fears are en-
tertained that an expedition against Zealand is me-
ditated by the British Government, and rigid precau-
tions have been taken to guard against surprise. M.
Novosiu.rzorr, it is reported, is about to set out for
Paris on an important mission. BoN A P .11:T Eis ar-
rived at l.yons, where he has already issued several
Imperial Decrees. Some orders have been pub-
lished at Milan, preparatory to his arrival at that
place ; and Marshal .TOURD i N has commanded that
a monontent be ereand to commemorate the as-
annarion of the Corsican to the Italian Throne.

A paper of yesterday published the following
article as the copy of a circular letter, sent to the
Members of the House of Commons who generally
♦ote with the Minister.
6. 'Si —You are requested to tee penetoal in year atlvn dance
at the Howe of Continual' on Thrii.dav neat, ai of a
Very eittauhlinary nature is h,trn•led to b. hrought forward.
" Your faithful lambic Serostir,.

w-rvi

We are not aware of any business to be brought
forward this slay, except that respeßing the expen.
eitere of the public money. of which Mr. WIII T-4
BREAD gave notice before the mess. The epithet
" extraordinary," which is not strialy applicable to
it, has accordingly excited much speculation, and
some have been almost disposed to doubt the atithen•
ticity of the letter.

Report states, that eight new Peers are shortly
to be created, among whom are, Sir CHARLES
MIDDLETON. Sir CHARLES MORGAN, Sir H. MILO.
MAY, Mr. Tit st.ti_ssom, and Mr. CHARLES YOltl.r.
The latter Gentleman, we believe, is certainly to
come into office.

The East India fleet was ordered to sail yester-
day morning at day break, with the ships that were
ready for sea, but not to delay a moment for any
one that bad not arrived.

Yesterday a Court of Direftors was held at the
East India House, when the Rev. HENRY MA A.
r m was appointed one of the Company's Chap-
lains in Bengal. The following Captains were sworn
into the command of their nspeCtive ships, viz.—
Captain init.: Et KVOID, Diane, for Madras and
Bengal ; Captain HaNRY Cunivrormaa, Sir MI-
NA, Pishenev, for Bombay and Bengal. The Court
, adjourned at siz o'Clock, till Wednesday next.

REVIEW.
Yesterday morning, His MAJESTY, accompanies/
by Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Yotx, CAM.
MDOI4 KEST, COMSENLAND. and GtoucasTee,
with Prince WILLIAM 01 GLOUCtSTrit, attend-
ed by a numerous retinue of Field-Officers, re.
viewed the Hank companies of the three regiments
of Guards, stationed at Windsor, on account of the
Installation, with a detachment of artillery, in the
Little Palk- His MAJESTY came upon the ground at
about eleven o'clock, and rode along the lines; the
several companies having passed in review, they
proceeded to their. different evolutions, which they
performed with infinite credit to themselves, and
satisfaMon to His MAJEst v, who left the field about
half-past twelve, attended by a great number of
the Nobility and Gentry that were at the Installotien
on Tuesday. The ground was kept by a party of the
• Royal Horse Guards.—We were concerned to of,.
serve an accident that happened to one of the ar.
tillcrvmen, who, by some means, got entangled in
one of the carriages for the conveyance of ammuni-
tion, which passed over his thigh, but happily hi)
bones were broken, although he was considerably
bruised.