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London, England, 1813-12-22 00:00:00

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relieve as punch a's lies in our Power the
xicty of those who have friends on the ocean
tit a period when the deVrs of so many fearful
‘4ticksis daily reaching its, ire beg to state
.that
trt have cncleavoured trs collect eery syllable of
connected with the. Shipping, and
set apari for this, so nearly interesting in.-
Igtrice, as much space as it minirei. It will
ht naafi, 'therefore; nutleiAlle nsnal head of ISlA-
laws, Anti; should we be eontpelled to outfit
ii"EzAatteii for it, We are sure
the humanity of liar general readers trill Orompt
tlleni to sacrifice a portion of *hat they have a
tigli` to expect from us, fUr the sake of adniini-
"t6g comfort to thousands off-the distressed and
‘vtetelted, %.*rlio.;t: hopes rest upon the tempestuous,
A letter froth a friend on hoard the fitiekers
ontains some veil; affecting particulars relating
to the West India convoy.

We have inAlky another cargo of trench Pa.-
as veracious as ilicir precursors, and as ho-
nourable .to IRlONaimerw. He has instructed hii
`el ibis to sae, that there are i GAM men at Ant-
‘'ett). 'which is not true, mid if it were, there
"'".l`ll,'t be cnow to •OarrisOu 'and 'defend this
iniportant and valuable place. I%lAm:ion/cal is, re-
-Itirttil to be nt Nirnmegen, in no very easy poSi-
i.*l nny fairly be presumed, since be has a
cOnntri, in his front, a victorious and
tlrr farce turshing front Holland into Brabant on
tHstrit, and In danger of baying his rear turned
4a, PO4:erflil Allied Army cro,sing the Lower
Nrotrrba, asserted to be at Bommel (a
lath
"laud, fornfed by the Waal -anti Meuse,
(ivreum), must be in as poor a predica

at./*ll had just written to this point upon .specu-
,ii 3", When tne gratifying intelligence brought
/16 DIM:It Mail came to hand, and confirmed'
ill our hopes. Ikrot bing-, It will be eosin from our
extract's, can procced more prosperously than the
glbrious cause of emancipation in the Low
Catratrietr. Independently of the taking of Bum.
Intl., of the approach to, if rot the actual en.
k6inee of Antwerp, of the capture of Itensden,
/ft°en- Miles from Breda, and of the is of
uuiveland; all which events appear to be authenti-
t‘'it'di every report is of an advantageous nature.
, thirty thousand Austrians are said to have crossed
the Illiine at Dusseldorf, thus placing l'ilAcipo-
J`Lb bt:tween• two fires ; Gorcum, Ilergen.op-
200rfii and the tsisel fleet, are added by fame to
i'rer'eding ticqui,itions. It is repeated, with in-
ertar,O. (....:11fidei,ce, that disturbances have broken
". i" Paril, aild that the Conscription has been
,
`,11sIe(1 in many places-13rttssels, and in short, all
"t Netherlands, are in agitation, and we have
nn doubt the spirit of revolt will soon be uni-
l'erlill......
Nam tua Yrs agitur 'parks coin proximisardet.

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he force of the enemy is evidently in a state
tleentpiete disorganitatidA, so imiat sd that not=
;ill'ltoding the asseverations of the Tyrant's,
ThrtiaSl it is not suPposed that Antwerp o-ill re-'
't s Init., on the contrary, that the Fleet and
/1‘.% Wharf Will be burnt, to prevent their falling
1
nt6, the 'hands of the Allies.
-r,. it R,e erns b is to command An Army of Ry-,
1e1t.70 at Yesancoit. The geographical situation of
ti‘
'is dept prOves, tither that it i 3 necessary td
.4terilPt to ovelli.ve the Swiss, or that -13uotla-

cannot depend upon their mountainous
"Initry .to protect France from invasion. The
7inon 1S also central,. with the view to
1111" reinfore-
wi- the army in Italy by Piedmont or Savoy.
"AT has. proceeded :to the army.
„:Iher is u singular article relating to: nn offer
aele to Bavaria by the Grand Duke of Frankfort,
° relinquishing his dominions. in favoOr of ilu-
;"1 3g4ortanNots. This has been referred to
4e. Allied Sovereigns, and the construction we
rrt 'you it is favourable to the Common Cause,
it inllicates the daSsign of wresting all the Xing
kk
f
f„nnt""
: ()1 Italy from BUOYAFARTS, and of indernni-
F' "
"iiria and her Relations with territorial
-t,„
74sessions on the tibiae for the surrender of the
"nstri
• an provinces in the Tyrol,' and acquiescing
I, to
the re-possession'6f the Italian Bailiwicks, the
4ana3„„ „ ,
"1‘" dfirming States. The movements,

on the right of OteViit.cr 111.h.e (lo not Rrpeai• tO
to be of mil!taty consequence.

We have neither room nor hiclinatiinl tQ, conr•
ntent on the bai'e awl insulting Parr, plrporting
to be the report of Mr. Nacos/ to theAmerie.
Congress, and inserted in the ./1/9flifettr.
would rather be the open enemy, than live in
hollow i
the
either
with orginal scoundrel
peace •
who invented these Infamous shmtlers, or the
Second-band scoundrel who caused them to be
'propagated—
rar nob& Pratrnm !
!,lArrson, BuoNAPARTE, and Cc. ! !

_ .
A Paragraph hi another part of our impresc:ion,
Mentions the extraordinary convocation of the
FOreign Ministers in this country, at Lord CAs-
.TLEitESon's yesterday. It is impossible not to
. . .
suspect that propositions for a Pacific Congres:,
(whether froin or to BuosrAPauTL) were the sub-
ject of this communication. We cannot, at pre-
sent, enter into the discussion of so large a
subject, but regardless of the senseless imputa-
tion tif being advocates for interminable war,
we to 'confess (and we will hereafter main-
tain the justice of our opinion in argument.),
that we would rather see our country plung-
ed into everlasting h'ostility against France,
than suchn blow struck at social and moral order,
as Would be struck by .the recognition of the
blood-stained Usiirper of France, and the san-
guinary Ruffians whO rank the bigheit among his
folloWers, in a state of political pows.er which
would enable them again to steep Europe in hu.
than gore.

The Cadiz Papers, which only come down to
thelith nit. contain no news.

The Gqrette of last night contaims the
can news, which N•e have been fortnnate e:iongh
tti antiCipate.froni private sources, and lay before
titir Readers.

• Yesterdayrnorning the PRINCE REGF:NT'c SAci
horses kit town fin the seat of the Duke of ituT-
Lmati. to be in readiness for his Royal Highness
on his arrival iltere.

The Duke of CLAltexce was busily enraged
during Monday and yesterday in making prepgrA-
iions for leaving England. He takes with Mini
ts,r) travelling ear:iages.
The Princess CIiAItLATTE Spelol3 her Christ-
nla‘ with the 'QUEEN and Patircessr.s at Windsor.
The Duke of YOKi: held his weekly Levee yes-
terday, and wive interviews to it ntittiher of Mili-
tary ()fliers, among them were,
The Earl of Athlone, General Sir Thomas HislOp, Lient.-
neneral Needham, Lent.-General Sir G. Ilroornheail,
General Linsingrn, Lieut,-General Sir George Leith, Co-
lonels Egerton, Feawick, Wade,' and Grant, the latter was
011 his return from the Army in Spain:

Yesterday the Duke of Yon transacted mili-
tHey business with ilie PEINCE REGENT at Carlton
House.

YestercloyVisconnt Sinmotrn, niter transact.
ing business at his Office, left town about hull-
past tb o'clock, for his house•, in Itichtnond
Park.

WINDSOR, DEC. 21.—Princess CHARLOTTE. is
expected here to-morrow. Prfncess MARY is so
much recovered Of bar lameness as to be able to
take at, airing in her carriage. Princess.FinrulA
continues indisposed. Yesterday morning. her
MAJESTY, accompanied by Princess ELIZABETH,
attended by Viscountess MELvtr.t.t: and Lady. C.
DAMEEk took an airing in the Queen's carriage
to Maidenhead, &c. and returned to the Castle to
dinner. Yesterday there was a most excellent
day's diversion with the Royal Hunt, which corn
menced at Salt hill soon after ten o'clock.

On Monday Lieutenant-Colonel GRANT arrived
in town on his parole of honour, the 'vessel in
which he kft Passages having been captured. .He
was only a prisoner s few hours, and wailiberated
on condition of bia-procuring the release of a cer-.,
tain French officer, abort which, we understand,
there is some demur; and it it should not he
agreed to, the Colonel will be obliged .to return
and. surrender himself.
Lord MANNEns, we are concerned to state, has
been confined to his house, in Dublin, for some
days past with a cold..
An order waS made on Monday, in the House of
Lords, that all Petitions for Private Bills, left at
the Parliament Office with the Clerk, ,within the
time binned by their Lordships' order of the 11th
of November last, (luring the arljoornment, be re-
ceived the nest sitting day of the Noose.
BoosarAwra is said to hm'e issued a decree,
confiscating the Dutch property •in the French
funds, in cause/peace of the revolution in Hol-
land. •
. On Wednesday last, the remaining part of the
Royal Artillery, destined to co-,operate with the
forces in Holland, embarked on hoard a transport
at Woolwich, under the corornand .of that able
and distinguished Officer, Major GoLO: Colonel
Sir GEoaGE Wool) takes the command of the above
corps on their arrivalin Holland,
The Trafford and Mime 'Regiment of Local
Militia have, through their Conmindant, Lieu-
. tenantXolonel .WATT, made an offer Of their ser-
vices to any part of Great Dritain that Govern-
ment may require.
The Bolton Regiment of Local Militia, 300
strong, have offered to take the duty of the Old
Militia in any part of England.
The Bellerophon, -which has arrived at Ports-
mouth from Newfoundland, brings information
tit
the loss of the Tweed, IS, Captain MATHER, on
sonic rock on that coast. Captain:MATHER :Ind
Officers, with the exception of the Pa;•ser- and
Surgeon, were 'saved, but 6;i of . the crew,
said, unhappily peeished."
Another novelty was brought forward last night.
• at Covent-Garden Theatie,
in
‘t
ai
two Acts, intitled Poir,Game, or The first of Otto-
bar, but was 'So obi so
was nut announced for future repreSentati,ffl•
nnicn e-skirfft:it, P;cce
that it