The National Register.
London, England, 1808-07-10 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

had been caqiloyed to deface the church wall, The (-mot re_
fused the Rule; recommending at the same time, that the par-
ties should apply to the Ecclesiastical Court.

SUMMER CIRCUITS. CIRCUITS.

HOME—Lord ELLENBOROUGU and Chief Baron M
DON A LD•
Ileryordshire.—Monday, Aug. I, at Hertford.
Evse.r.— Wednesday, Aug. 3, ut Chelmsford.
Keug.—moudav, Aug. 8, at Maidstone.
Susae.r.—Saturday, Aug 15, at Lewes.
Surrey.—Thursday, Aug. 18, at Guildhall.
WESTERN—Sir R. BAILEY, KM. and Sir J. BA ILEY. Knt,
Southamplon.—Tuesday, July 26, Castle, Winchester.
tVitts.—Saturday, July SO, New Sarum.
Dorset.—Wednesday, Aug. 3, Dorchester.
A:min.—Saturday, Aug. 6, Castle of F.:icier.
"ily and Conntg of Excter.—Same da Guildhall, Exeter.
enenwou.—Wednesday, Aug. 17, Bogtmin.
SOMCI'SCi ednesdav , Aug. 24, City of Wells. 40,
City and County of .Bristol.—Tnesday, Aug. 30, Guiltlh:111,
Bribtol.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

"llis Afaji•slygg Chip —,off the Tagus, June 14.

" A vessel is just on the pocut of sailing with diliatches. We
have opened a cominunication with Lisbon and the Admiral,
I have reason to believe, writes home for a reinforeemr!R of
troops to enable him to take possession of it. We it, eat this
moment at anchor within three miles of the town, r,ads to em.
brace the first favourable opportunity of go n;., in. %Vete it
not for an act of consummate treachery, we sborl h..ve been
roaster of the Russian squadron, some days Sp o;':.-1 Of-
ficer arrived from Bayonne, with direction to the 46e, -r who
had ti.e command of the Spanish troops to rise. (la the Frror't
a stated time, and with .ta assurance that the Portugir -e would
join them. Some of the latter, however, cominenx,i'rii the
to Junot, in coluequence of which the Spani,ods orre syr-
rounded, disarmed, and sent on hoard the ve,seii in the harbdur.
1.11(` poor fellow who brought the order, after being tired at and
chafed for a length of time, made his escape iu a small host,
aid got safe on hoard our squadron."
" Oporto is in possession of the Portuguese again, and there
is not a doubt but the whole coast will shortly be so."

The Alphea cutter left Admiral Cotton's fleet off the Ta:qc,
on the 12th tilt. and carried disitatches to Admiral Purl At
the time of her quitting the fleet, the French held rosse-sion of
Lisbon; but an army of 6),009 l'ortuotese and tivatiartls %tete
said to be on their mare:: to invest that capital.
There are in the nin • fail of the line, Russian, two
French ditto, and three Portu I,e frigates, all ready for sea.

PLY/401'TH, Ju the Spanish prisoners in Mill
Prison were at►eunl,led in the prison-void, to hear a letter from
the Board or Admiralty, when, on its being rear!, those teat
were friendly to the Patriots, were ordered to go to thr right
wall, on which the w hole, to the number of 1501, went to the right
wall, exclaiming, with three huzzas, " Viva El II 'logic-
terra rl leN Patriots d'ENpogna !" They are to be sent home
as soon as cartels can be got rend r fur that purpose.—Came ie
the II indostan, 51, from otT Lisbon, but as she left it twenty-
eight days since, she has brought nothing hew.

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