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LONDON, •
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1808.

Yesterday afternoon, at half past three o'clock,
Capt. Notrasz arrived at the Admiralty, with dis.
patches from Sir S. HOOD. That gallant Admiral is
arrived in Cawsand Bay ; he parted with Sir Joni.;
DocKwortTH on the 27th ulr, Sir JOHN Wai at
that time in pursuit of the Rochefort Squadron,
having obtained certain intelligence of the course
they were steering. The Comus. Frigate:saw the
Rochefort Squadron on the 24th, in longitude 21.
latitude 33.30. and the, next day, she fell in with
Sir JOHN DlJcxworrn, to whom she gave the in-
formation. The Comus was very near the Enemy's
,Squadron, and 'observed that a Line-of-battle-ship
'and a Frigate had separated from the rest ; but pro-
bably it was only for the purpose of loiJking out.—
The British Squadron was so near That of the
Enemy, that there is the strongest reason to hope
that it will overtake them. • Their destination is pro:-
bably Martinique.--Capt,' NOVIISE 'tires also' the
bearer of Dispatches from Gencrai
.13trnEsizottp at
Madeira, for Loid CiivrtAtn,E,Ao4, ,

WE are happy to have ii in our power to contra.
diet a report which .was yeaerday circulated in the
City, that the P ref ton East Ii dianian. had been
wrecked on the Coast of France ; that Vessel, with
the Lord Nelson and Hugh In , having arrived
'safely at Portsmouth yesterday.

Three more of thd Gottenku.rghTlla is arrived in the
bourse of last night and this morning ; but their con,
tents have been in general anticipated by the Vrench
Papers. •

Letters have been received in town from Lisbon,
dated the 15th ult. which state, that 'notwithstand,
ing the .embargo in the ports of. France and the
countries under her Controul, all American Vessels
in the Tagus were suffered to sail. From
.this
cumstance, It is obvious either that there is an un-
derstanding between thrl French and American Go,
vernments, or that the former is particularly anxious,
under the present circumstances,. 6.1 conciliate the
good-will of the latter. . •

The weather being very severe and baktr.s MA4
JESTY has n(lt been out of the Palace beloreorester-
day, nor had any visitors or ,arrivals,
Yesterday.rnornihg, at eight Q'clock, their M 4,
IF.STIng, Princesses 4.uousTA, ELt4I)VPIT, MARY,
SOPIIIA, and AMELIA, went to Chapel, in the Pa-
law, and heard the Form of Prayers, '‘c, appointed
for the day. ,

At halt past ten his MAJESTY, Princesses AUGUS,
TA,. MARY,. Sordid, and ANIBLId, atrompanied by
Lady ALBINA CUMBERLAND, and Geteral Frrztio;
went to St. George's Chapel, and heard a Sertno4
preached by the Rev. Dr. CooNsotl, from Psalm ix.
sTr. 1. The Royal Party afterwards returned to-the
Palace.

In consequence of the Duke of PORTLAND being
confined with a violent attack of the gout, a Cabinet
Council was held, on''uesday, at his Grace's house,
in Piccadilly, instead of the Foreign Office which
was attended by the LORD CuAilcut.i.ou,"and- all the
other Ministers.

Yesterday being the day appointed for' a General
Fast, the House of Lords went in procession to
Westminster Abbey, where they heard a most im-
pressive Sermon, delivered by the Bishop Or Bass..
Tot., His text was chosen irons tile ad chapter of
the Prophet Jonah, 4th and sth verses.

Amongst the Lords present were, the Archbishops
of CANTstuatitty and YORK, the Bishops of Don-
Wald, NORWICH, BATH and WELLS, Hessvoan,
and three others, sat in the stalls Cu the right side
of the, great entrance; the Loan CHANCELLOR,
Earls CAMDEN and BATHURST, Lords MULGRAYR,
HAWKESEURY, WALSINGHAM, and Botaoa, were
on the opposite
The SPEAKER of the House of Commons
.was
escorted to St. Margaret's Church by the City of
Westminster Loyal Volunteers, the Hon; Colonel
Enutt ; .the CHANCELLOR of the Excirenuts, Mr.
Wrinarotr, and the Hon. General Pfriqi7s, were
among the Members who were present. A must
excellent Sermon was preached by the Dean of Lix,
COLN. His text was taken from the loth chapter
of the nd Book of Kings, t tth verse.
The LORD MAYOR of London, accotnanied by
the Sheriff, and several Members of the Courts _of
Aldermen and cotunlon Council, went in State to
.St. Paul's, where they heard an excellent Sermon,
preached 'by his Lordship's, Chapfalu. St. Paul's
Cathedral and the different Churchett in the City
were thrOnged with .London Militia, the, Ho-
nourable Artillery Corps, the 3d Regiment of East
India Volunteers, and the t I tli Ategiment of Loyal
London Volunteers,

The Rev. AIATT4 w WpaCES delivered ft most
excellent Sertnon at Whitfield's Tabonoetc, 'Totten-
barn-court-road.

The Rev. J. Moottu delivered a most appropriate
discourse at the Methodist Meeting fjousc, in Great
Queen-street.
High Mass was cdehrated at St. Patrick's and
other Catholic Chapek.
The Rev. Sot.ordom IfEtICIIELL also delivered .a
discourse suited to, the occasion at the Great Syua-
gdgue in .Doke's-place ; and the thy was (*served
With the utmost svhininity tbrotiohout 'the in,
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