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, feration as to the management of...the harbour; but
it is very certain, that the Commissioners and ere-
, dt(irs must be satisfied 5 he denied that the present
means -were sufficient to make. the improvements in
the- harbour which are so necessary; ;and observed;
that the Commissioners- ha±repeatedlrasserted -the
same; • His Lordship concluded by saying, that he
had never -spared himself; that be had taken-his full
share in all public matlers.between 30 and 40 years, ,
that he had of lat 6 determined to decline certain;
business, and that he should not have promoted the
present meeting if he did not know there was an
intention to forp a harbour in a place by no.means
so fit as ,Newhaven 5. and that if we missed the op,
portunity of bringing forward the .pretensions of this
part of
,the_ county, all chance' of the advantages
• that, are held but must be lost for ever. '.Ae
Commissioners still urged -the same obje&ions; and-
an adjournment was moved; on which the =et-
hic, bt4e,up,. • • • - •
A-subscription was openedra.the above• Meeting,•
for the purpose of rendering the Life Boat at New-.
haven actually serviceable .to ship-wrecked mariners,
by ereeling a shed for stowing it near -the sea, and
not as .heretofore nearly a mile:distant, and for pnr,
° ehasino- a carriage to convey it, with , facility, to any
part along the beach Where its assistance may be
most required.

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. No liamburgh Mail had arrived when'this,-Paper
was put to Prey:, Three, are -due.

'l'he want of any real intelligence naturally ocea
sions a- variety of rumours, and, among others, it is
stared, that a neutral Captain, who, arrived at Yar-,
'lnc, nth from Toianingen, In reported, that an insur-
reel-ion had taken place at Berlin, owing to a scarci-
-ty. of provisians, on accoOnt of the prodigious con-
sumption by the PrenchTroops. It'is also reported,'
upon the sane authority, ,what poNAPARTE appeared,
on horseback, and as be was attempting to -appease'
the multitude, was shot and itistantly:killed.- The
latter
.repoit not new. It,- is added, that the
AIiCtiDUKU'CHARLES," with a considerable force of
had reached Leipsie; with a' hostile de.'
sigh the:Fr6nci)..

Reports of a Battle having taken place between:
the -Allies and the 'French still continue to arrive
. . •„. .
frorry different quarters. It is'stated; that the Captain
of a Tender belonging:to Dover,: who has lately, been
unizing off Heligoland, zmd who has just returned,
decldies, ths.t he bdarded.'s. VC3361,5
different n—L, in the Baltic and North Sea, and that
all the accO•ints which :he received. agreed in the
main poiht;of aCtion hiving been Poughtbetween
the French and the Allies, in which 'the .former.
wei:e. defeated. We think it our d'uty to lay these
variouS reports before our Readers; 'thoug-h :It the
same time wet confess we do no: think them entitled
•
to any grog degree of, credit,

\V-E are sorry to learn by 'tile Li.;hon.-Mail:which
was brought to P,,,lo;outh Princess
Pacl:et, thx. the "1-4)2,et vvy,ich ail;-,..d,under the convoy..
of the Itnyal.Geor?-?, Admiral Duer..woivrn,
Itnit e7:-)eHeficd "Gal Tie sever:`_s. _:l t. of
\,vas sdipersed, and some of the \Je55..,..13
Isere captuted on the Coast of Spain and Portugal
by•ttieflne.nies' Ptivatr;en. The the
wo,cla have rer,eo;:i_tiii,,uDo:l fkie s.orj :

n.Ex.traCi taken from :the Journal
of the Pri;icesiEli:-,-,ilbeth Packet : - • "

•" Nov. 17. 4?. Jung. to'. 44. the N. E.
27. E. 455 A t to to;t::e Northvyant stectiog
South, one a TvLtn of Wu-, ve:li:ippri•ntly fart
Convoy. At t t made the Priv..4te which the Man of
tii,transwereci,

" On the 13th spoke Ilis.,M.2jesty's Ship Atlas; Fal-
mouth,,. with I Ship and 5 Brigs under Convoy, one having
Rated corr.pasly on the night of the rEvli.
" The Shies spoke on the izth are :supposed to be the
Raveti and part of her Convoy, bound to Portugal.
" The Atlas Man of War sailed from Falmouth on the
.3cl,
-with 'a Fleet bound to Gibraltar."

Th.-z Letters brought by the Lisbon Mail confirm
the acconnts which we had previously receited of
the.urvcommon °exertions of the. Spanish Government
to augment their Military Force These extraordi-
pary .efforts have given rise to'much speculation; be
cause it is obvious that, in the present reduced state
of the Naval Force both of France and Spain,'ilo
very considerable Military. Force Can be sent to South
, •
America, where the Spanish Possessions are in such
danger ; ati,./1-it is difficult to conceive for what other
, , oit
purpose'a large Spanish Army could ,be wanted,
unless an attack upon Portugal be in contemplation.

A letter from Greenock, dated the 17th inst. says,
" 'Accounts are said to have been received here yes-

that,a per ion suspeaed to be thetnurderet
of the Company Bank porter, has been
found. Lk is Supposed to. be j•ourneyman butcher
at Lulli.]. We have pot yet had such a distinA ac-
count (.1 the particulars-that led to.the discovery; as
that we eau lair them before our Readers."