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LONDON,

SATURDAY, sZPTEbtligg. 26, 18407.

DispATc lira were receiyed' last night at Lon; Cas-
tlereagh's Office from MOute Video. They vitro
brotight by Colonel' STEWART) who came ;over, in
he Pheasant Slbop of War, grived at Ply-
mouth on,Thursday. The Dispatches are dated. the
28th_of July;' at that tittle the whole of the forces
v,hiell had been employed in the attack of Buenos
;Ayres had arrived at Monte Video. Gen. Wnrr-
y„ocKE was employed in making preparation for the
,evacuation of La Plata, in conformity with the Con-
ventioit, or. rather Csi,itulation, concluded at BW.:11c)i
'Ayres, A part of the Troops which, were made
toners under Gcn. BERTammo had arrived at Monte
Video ; the Temainder, who had been marched 900
miles up the Country, were on thcir way for that
place. The day before Col. STEWART came away,
General Wkirrtmoxtes Regiment (thc,.. 89th) lir-
Fived in La Plata, from Europe.

-Tars morning a Mai/ from Goihmturik arrived,
by which we have received. some articles froM Got-
,tenhorgh 3 we have also received some Hamburgh
Papers, tmt we are preveljted by want pi room,
from milking any observation upon their Ontenti.

LAsy nigLit Dispatches were received at the
Ad-
,4tliralty from Admiral 14kayatt.g,Y, at 4-44ifax, which'
.state, that bp bad brought. the Deserters, :takenAnt,
bo.ird the Chesapeake., to a Court Martial, ,and that
of #heru bad been executed on the tpo,,t dear
stud sataattory evidence.

nre have seen Letters, of a_ very rccent.date from
p,.;nrae„ox,"which state, that lb ;090 French Troops
tlicir march for Portugal, where they were
ine4 by a Spanish Army, II Portugal shoal
peri;evcre in their ,deterMination.to resist the ntjuit
demands of France, we. trust that she will receive
every possible assistance from this Conntryr

ADVi,CE 'was received this morning at the East-
India House, that the Ships Sir Stephen Lushinzion
and Earl Spencer, outward bound, sailed from the
rape of Good Hope the of January last, and ar-
rived oil Point de Gine the a( of April.

-Upwards of two thousand choice Seamen, from

London,. and the eastern...ports, have volunteered
their services' to bring home the Danish Fleet._
From (1.1, patches received front. Admiral GAMBIER,
.of the t 4th, it appears that the Iladeirtaar, a fine 34
gun Ship, was that day.to come out of harbour, and
pn the tilthl or 17th would sail jor England: All
the oll,ers were. equipping with the utmost dispatch
nud h was thought that the whole would be ready,
' anti the immense qtr tntityof stores embarked, by
the eU( of thi.s tuo'nth.

TS E late hour at which IMAJ'A:TY'S Declara-
tion reached us, rendered it impra6ticable togive
the Public the few observations which its perusal
ting&elp!d. We regret this the less, as, perhaps,
we should only have anticipated the spowaneous
feelings and retleCtions of every dispzi.,;ionate and
at tvntive Reader.

recurring to the subjeCi., however, we cannot
avoid ,:onL.,ratulating the Vation'on the appeartTce
of a Stant Paper, iu which dignity and firnities
morkra.;inn, and the purest' patriotism, 'are sp
.
nlended, and so nobly displayed. As an ap-
ral the justice of i lis ;)lajegty's case, it is irre:
sistib.te ; an cl(l)o!..,it'on of Iceltoo, 'it isitite„
•
reqin•,4, -and even atlc‘iing ; and ao _a hales of
reivinnpg on existing circumstances, it is natural,
verspicuous, and cony
r is ItOt our purpose to: analfze this important
ft we might indulge a' wish on the subject,
that' it may be studied in its original form ; we
cu'inat add' to its force, and we would not take from

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fts.
Vcre,confes'i that we are pecpliarly pleased. with
its appo3rancel' as<we have btten always frienclly,to
tter-nt 'emission Of public Declarations of this
n.wire. It is &. great IVionarelt communicating with
people; who thus acquire addition& confidence
in t:tei iinegity of his purpose, and feel tt. tenfold

inteleAt in their 611ccess.

Nor are the beneficial

efioa,4 co axinctt to our own breasts biGlie : BUONA-
t
rAKT4 way indeed prevent the appearan.6o of so
p Docurric9t in the enslaved columns of

file continental Pre,,s, kt he will find it utterly
itepo'Li6le, thotigh backed by his millions. of spies,
:k./o.l.lrlqtqlt itt. acting in secrecy tpt...A silence from
:nA to hand, and recalling those reco'letlions, and
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