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London, England, 1808-11-23 00:00:00

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We. this morning received New. York Papers to
the 7th ult.. They contain very little news, but are
tilled with inveaives against the Embargo, which is
represented as having produced the most disastrous
effeCts throughout every part of the United Provinces.
Some of the Papers mention reports, that the Em-
bar go was about to be taken off; but they do not
appear to be founded on any official authority. We re-
gret very much that we have hot room to insert this
day the Speech made by General EATON at a Meet-
ing of the Inhabitants of the Town of Briree/d,
the State of New-York, to take into consideration
the expediency of petitioning the President to take
pff the Embargo. Though we by no means con-
cur. in all the sentiments of General EafoN, yet his
observations upon the subserviency of the present
Government of thu United States to Buov-ArAKTE,
appear to be unanswerable. After nom:Ks:renting upon
the ruinous consequences of the tiiiirib;
‘‘ but all the violations of our rights,- on the part
of the Corsican, are silently and tamely endured,
and the edge of resentment, under his patronage, is
solely pointed to England. It can no longer be con-
cealed, that the embargq was intended for the Bri-
tish nation, and for her alone; else why do her ships
of war continue to be excluded from our ports, and
tboe of her enemy admitted to indulgences which
are denied to our own citizens is'sbelieved that
the Embargo was cor.ternplated.a, a war measure;
arid Meant, by some leading characters of our ad-
ministration, to produce that effea. Indeed Ido not
'.hesitate to assert, that war with England has been
a matterof calculation with the Chief Magistrate of the
United States. Else why have all his Messengers
Lit their Iltispatches in France; and to amuse our
confidence, gone in blank to England ? Else why
do we see so many hosts of trust and honour filled
with avowed enemies to England, and devoted
liienchi of an Usurper ?"

We ill lay the whole of this speech ,before our
Readers to-ruorrow. All the Ele6lions in Ame-
ica are conte3tcd will great violence between the
'etkrali,is and the 11.:cnocrats, a,,d the returns appear
to bc! in gouerat in favour of the !ortner.

The account of,the burrender of General DUPONT,
and the successes of the Spaniards,. had, reached
'America, and bad produced the strolLsost sensations.

W 2 are still unable to communicate to our Read-
ers any official intelligence from Spain. A Gentle-
man, however, whe arrived in town yesterday
from St. Andero, states, that after the aEtion at
Valmaseda, in which the. French were defeated,
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wey advanced again in such numbers, that General
BLAKE judged it expedient to retreat as far as Rey-
nosa, which place hd, reached on (tlle'T 1 tth inst.
Daring his retreat he had almost; continued
skir-
mishes with the French, with various success. This
Gentleman also states, that an account bad been re-
celved of a Spanish Army of 22,p00 mon, from Es_
tremadura, having reached Burgos, and also that the
:French had been driven from Barcelona.

Pyincess Eljzateth,Paaet is arrived at Ply,
n-ioah from Lisbon. Sailed the 15th instant, the
liext day spoke his Majesty's ships 11idr4,
and Prevoyante, with 27 sail of ve3sels under
;;01-1-.-oy from Portsmouth for Gibraltar and Lisbon.
:Di,tatit from the Rock 'of Lisbon eight or nine

t:."_lre :ICJ,

Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, Princesses So,
P:11A, AUGUSTA, and Amz.LIA, accompanied by
LOl'd WALSINGHANI, Lady ELY, Generals Gwyszk;F:
and FITZROY, a►ut Colonel TAYLOR, took their
.ride in Windsor Great Park-,,,,and returned at
lialf past twelve to the Palace.

' Her -MAJESTY anti Princess ELlzAßniir took an
diri:lgr to 12'rogrncre Lodge, and walked in the gar-

tic: U:%.

Yesterday a Cabinet Council was held at the Fo-
J:eig'n OtliCe, NViliCh did not break up till nearly
te7Cll o'clock ; at which were pre3ent, tilt! LORD
CHAINC;:If.OII, Earls BATHURST, CAMDEN, and"
(Ir2s-rmotti.4s U ; Lords IIAWKESBURY, CA'aLE-
litacri, aid MULGRAIri ; Mr. Secretary CANNINT.,
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following Gentlemen have been called to the
of B:freis4er t La.A-, by' the Un- Boar-able So-
:iffy of Lincoln's inn :—Freddriek .AloySey, Esq.
1-it:;ry Brctughilz Ccmpten, Esu.