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London, England, 1809-06-26 00:00:00

tiered him to be led out and !ACID death. But-his
e4Aociate6, in return for tfft flrmnois *lnch he
h•ul displayed, iu refusing to duaiose • their
names, favoured sad effected hit mope, just

us the sentence was ebont to be put in force.
That there is • foundation for thin story, though
sone of the particulars limy be erroneous. we CUM'
nnt d "•64. If once such a disposition should be-
come more general beyond the Fyreuem, among
the French troops, JOSSPWS residence at Madrid
way become not lesa critical Chau that of N•PO-
mum aepeara to he at Elienalorff.
The particulars of the re-captdre of St. Andero
are contained in a letter from Captain I Asir, of the
Amelia frigate, published in Saturday night's

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(:a.-titer
The Court-Martial on Admiral Lord GAM RI RR will
w 4 coma-trace fur sometime, as two or the wit-
oesses are at sea ; the Hon. Admiral STOPFORU
i. ut Basque Roads, uud Captain Roan, of the Ix-
defatitrabk, in the Mediterrsneati.—The trial is es-
pccted to last several days, as Lord CARRIER has
requested that toe Adaillralty will inquire iuto the
whole of his conduct, while the Meat under his com-
mand was in Basque :Leads. Ins Lordship, and
his friends, are to reside at tile Government-House,
which his Lordship is furoisbing.—The Court trill
Ire held se board the Caleduaia, of 110 guns, the
finest io the. British navy, awl she is ordered
into the harbour fur the purpose.
An embarkation of 112,000 troops is to take place
at Portsmouth inoneditely:--•thry arc going on a
Secret Expedition.—The regiments are to march :in
with all possibl speed. encamp on Southsea Com-
mon, and at Gosport, and embark from those
places as fast s traosports can he gut ready to re-
ceive them. The first division is to come in, and
encamp, to-mormw. Colonel TERROTT is ap-
pointed to the command of the Royal Artillery,
winch will be employed on the ser.ice, with the
rank of Brigadier-Generul.-,-It is ordered, that
errangements may be made to embed' this force
with the utmost celerity.

Saturday afternoon, the officers and crews of the
Rustiest Souadron. (which surrendered at Lislion)
who had beta moved on board 38 sail of trans-
ports, at Portonouth, and were to sail for the Baltic,
yesterday, were erdered to be put on board their
respective ships again, as the transports were want-
sag for the above expedition.
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Extract of a Letter trom all Officer in the newly-
acquired bland of Anliolt We are putting
this Island iisto the best state of defence possible,
as the Danes are determined to take it if they can.
We have five 24-pounders in the Light-flour,
and a strong fort thrown up round it, and we shall
defend it to the last extremity. This Isisiut is of
treat importance to England, and merits the parti-
cular attention of Government, not only from its
situation's& dad/eels the enemy, but for the facility
it affords of opening a commercial intercourse with
Jut! end ; in addition to semen, we have water here
io great abundanee, a hich will prove of the utmost
consequence to our navy, when in these sene."
Sir Hosts POPNAN has been nousieeted to, the
Venerable man of war, which is to accompany the
Expedition about to sail from the coast of Suifolk.
lfie Gazette, of Satinday 'debt, contains an Of-:
tier in Council for continuing the prohibition against
the exportation of naval store*, for six months from
the 11th of Jody next.
Admiral OTwxy, Second is Command at Porte-
meuth, wu, on Friday, direeted, by a telegraphic
menage, to proceed to London. He set off imme-
diately.
Prince STARRAMBEIG has received dispatches,
dated the efith ult. from the Austrian army. They
state the important fart, that the Hungitriaa levy.
to the amount of 60,000 men, would join the Arch.
duke cHAttLES, by the 9th inst.
The large expedition prepitring to embark from
the Kentish and Eastern coast, is expected to sail ,
within ten days at farthest. Upwards of eight
thousand cavalry are under orders for embarkation,
a circuinstatiee which discountenances the conjece
ture that it is intended foe Holland.
The 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons are now
ready to embark at a few hours notice. The men
are in high spirit., and the horses in the best poe-
snide condition.
Prince ADOLPHUS, of Mecklenburgh, *mono
panied by Barons BOLT and PeCLN, sailed from
Yarmouth, eta Friday, in the Nemesis frigate, for
the Baltic.
A latter, dated Dover, Jobe 93. says—"" Flat-liot=
torned boats are getting reedy with the greatest expe-
claim', and several regiments ate expected to ems
bark immtarately. The artillerymen here have re-
reit ed orders to hold themselves in readiness to
eitihark."
The mutiny limo:tett the Lticel Ntilitie. which broke
eat at Ely. was fortnnately suppressed on Wedges.
day l'y the arrival of four squadrons of the Germs,
Lrgion Cavalry front t tiiry„ under the command of
I :en. AUCKLAND. Five of the ringleaders were
erred by a Court-martial. sad sentenced to receive
• lasiies each, part of which punishment they re-
ec•vett on Wednesday, sod a part was remitted. A-
otopvuge for theirktuipsacks was the ground of corn-'
plaint that excited this rnutiuous spirit, which oc-
casioned the nun to surround their officers, and de.
mend what they deemed their a The and
division of the German Legion halted yesterday at
Newmarket. on their return to Bury.
The London Sashimi commence this day, et
Guildhall, and the Middlesex, at Hicks's Hall ;
earl on Wediseedev, the Seseinto of Oyer and Ter-
*deer, stud Gaol Delivery, will be held at the Old
bailey.
Saturday. otorning. uliont tier o'clult. a See
brake out m en outbeiWing of Mr. Nicsiota, a
peambroker, of Brantford, atea*iatted by the Wei-
genes of sonic Workmen. By the timely usiouce
N' • tonsil gainsa and some iptislibours it so pi