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UNIVERSITY OF. OXFORD.

MR. EDITOR,

Oxf,.rd, Dec. i, 1809.

• I hate just n the Letter sent by Lord GREN-
vir.r. to the Principatiof Brazen -no3r.College, and in-
ead of containing 3 pledge, on the part .of kis LordL.
ship; not to bring forward,again the Petition of the
Romai, Catholics, his Lordship expressly refuses to
give ihat.pledge,..and distinctly. says• that, he i!1 res.
new that measure. I think' it right ta.state this,. in
oidvr to present any mere ;Winners Pi the 'L.-nicer-
-64y Prom being drawn in, as I :believe: some hate
.unguurdedly been, to engage,t heir 'votes in favour of
Lod GRENVILLE, on a supposition that his Lord-.
ship bad " renounced his errors on this subject."
. .

Your obedient servant,

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MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1809.

LAsT.--,n.ight Paris Papers reache'd' town to the
akit ult.- They are priricipa•lly filled with addles6es
(6 8t2,,N A P 11 In, in the usral.style pi ;he most a!,-

je't seiv:iiiy. Our opiilion reTklingithe :-...,ports in
the-Frolch Pipers, of the deteat of General BLAKE;

are cant-11-tiled by these Papers. Geu. BLAKP. 114 S
Doe 6:4 n6l bee;i b.tit be has contritedi

with au interior force, lofou;7tll3etccuvre ttie Rcuich

Gener.j, and to . -:ofildcrable suply into

Qerotsa.

Since writing the above, We have received the
Aloniteurs of the :4 i'st and.. 24d but they bring
no news. The distibanzes at Cov,ent-Garden
Theatre app a; I* have occupied a considerahle por-
tioi, of-the attention •of the'corduNor of the Noni-
tear, who ha 4 inane long Extraas from 'Fria Subt,'
respeding the events which have occurred at that
Theatre: 'Plc following paravaph which_ appeared.
very recently in the fournal de L' copied
into the illuniteur ut the v2,d

". it :s sad that the V.,nic,eror of the FRENCH has
;1i Edld, in which he h:vites his subjed.s
,
to repair the losses theyhave sus.;:inet.l during the
%war. by ;he most severe economy; ;311d assures them
that he hititsel€ witl set tl.w eNarrple."

It is iingui.ir that if BuoNAFAr:TE has iswed such
a Troeiarrtatipp the Coivi:l9c.tor of: U Moni
zior tie of 'the

p;:p.-rs aa►d Lt.ter; were '.c.st night receive:' ir rn
d, of nver) recent date. The fortner do not
contain any intere;47..ng news, but the latter ment;oo,

report, which we think by no 511438E1S ialprO7
bable, viz. that BUONArARTE intends to. transfer

L2l.Tts
.to. Westphalia, acid t,O ,place
,J.cßomg ctt
ellti Throne of Holland. Such a cottasure would.
.certlitly be the finishing stroke. to the insults, op:.
and cruelty, W.I. h whic4S3cONArARTE h s
treated the People of Holland. It has howelql•
long been.' well known, that BOONAPARTIt strot:gly
disapproved of the efforts which Louts has- frorn

time t ; 'inie made to obtain some little cornmet'elal
ollevia 'oir,kor Holl9nd ; .and as JE.aobtt:
ttot• It •any ft.elingo that would lead
to roiNate the severity of hiS.BrOther's orders,
not unlikely that he may. be ordered to mount
tie Throne of Holland.
The MonittwrCpntailis'a letter- from General Su-•
cRiT, at Saragossa, dated 31st O&ober. It gives .an.
account of operations in this quarter, from the i 3th
of October. On the 26th, Brigadier VILLA CaM
iwith 7000 men, was attacked at N. S. de la
Fretneudad, a very strOn& position: 'I be battle lasted
three hour-, and the Spaniards fought with the
weatvst broyery. They had fortified themselves in
a ino,insiery which was taken by assault. •On the
30th the eneiny passed the river near Torre de Sere
and attacke .; a Spanish camp, which was surroundedi'
they tLeu pu,hed within half a league of Lerida.

Last night Spanish agd Partuguese Papers to the
ist ult. were received. The armies are nearly 'all
it their former posi ions, except that the Duke del
rAttaue has been uHer the necessity of falling back
from-Salamanca, in consequence of the French Ge-
neral MARCHAND having
.received considerable re-
inforcements,

We this morning eceived Letters frorp Barbadoes
of the 527 rnher. They eintraditi the report of
an intended attack on Guadalottpe.

The .alarm excited among the Opposition Writers
by the union of the Marquis WEI.j.ESLEY with
ha, •,,o bewildered them,L that they are.
wholly destitute of consistency in their attack, and,
indeed, know not what to say, except in throwing
out
'rvstel. • hints and obscure surmises.—Tht-
objel,
howeyer, which they appear to have princi-
in view, at present, is to raise a belief in the

pubic mine, , that tbougb the 'Marquis may
agreed -to jt,in the .Administration, yet that, since.
'bh; aril al, he has had some 'communications with
Ins friends at bonle, which hate tended to (cake
him repent his hasty concurience, and that it
Would by no means be surprising if he were to
withdraW from 'all \connection with Ministers.--
One of these writers, indeed, is not satisfied ,with
,circulating such silly.rumOursi but, in the chief or-
gan ,of,the Party„-tte'mpts this day to show that, the
would be. no accession of force to
nisfration, observing, that. " Mr. PER'CEVAL is w,.11
?Ware that he gains no intrinsic strength, either of
wisdom in Council, or 'of eloquence in Parlia-
mtnt, from the public association of his Lordship.
The Government enjoyed before all his -numerical
force, and his intellect the Noble ,Marquis cannot
-early with' him into the Cabinet, for Mr. SYDENHAM
remains at the Doard.of Excise,"

It be. supposed, from this -pitiful at-
tack upon the nirquis, that his character and
talents are wholly unknown to the public; that he
had never been heard in the Senate, that he had
rendered us no service kn the East, and that indeed
be is a person of "no mark or likelihood:" The
Opposition writers do nut deny that Mr. PERCBV4kL
has discernment, and yet they assert that he has
been very solicitous to induce the bilwquis to. take
. •
part in Administration: But surely if the Mar-
tiuis were such a person as he is above.described, he
be'nO great -acquisition to, the Cabinet As
to the attempt to represent tdr. SYDaSaAM, a Gen-
Otantii of highly respeclahle talents anti, charatter,
;IS- the person upon- how the Marquis entirely de.
_ • . -
pends for knowledge and counsel; it is almost too
ridiculous for notice.
,It is-very probable that if Mr.
SYDENLIAM were to be removed from- `‘ the Board
of t:xeise," and to obtain some official" app.' ointment
•
in the diretliop of affairs, he. would at once lest; all
his intellectual creall with the party, whatever- his
qualifications might be; arid thaw become the
Object of censure or derision 'with those very
writers who now rep esent him as the great
stay. and prop. Marciuis
But all this nonsense, in the Opposition Prints Is
hardly worth . notice, except as it chews - to what
Miserable shifts the Party are ;educed, in order to
depreciate an Adnkinistration which we are persuad-
F.d will labour ipit4 great ability, as well as .zeal, to
the public sFrvice, weed who, if they ,do not pretend
to " all the talents: in the country, Will pretnote
interests ,by industry, perseverance, knowledge,
and good faith.

To put au end, however, to all thec,euseif...
moues and speculations respecting the Atirquis Wst--
Lissx.;EY, we can take upon us po:inively to declare,
that the noble Lord lltqbtily co-operates io the feel-
ngs and ptin6plts cf the present iYripiBtry, and.win
as,nredly give them the su()lport of his
lities and extensive c.::2:-.triettc. • .

The Hazord, PIESON, (run Lict,-cm to
land, is oil shore he \4;4 ; craw s,iv;rd.
I'he S/y, DucpuTT, frorp .(ialtiwurv,l,473s wr.e.ck-
ed 16t1; uit. near tht. "L'oxci. . .

. .
The ---, from Liverixri :to.
been taken, re-taken, and brou&lit'itiro
the Downs.

The Fanny, of Dover, is lost:at

chaers.

,The 'Gazette contains an Order for grant ing'to the
brothers and .Sk:erS 'of ;ile present... 4.l.lrquis Tao-
-14 :..ND the same titles and ...precedence ,a, it their I..te
father had survived to succeed his. brother., the late
Marquis.
Ai a meeting of Cc.unci.l held on San:Oar:lag,
Dec," i, Messrs. IJAvin AN:J.I,IIE.;
DAwa, elea.ed Associate:;. 91 Loyal Acaf,lL:niy,
November btli -last, amended,. and having signed the
obligation, the Chairnran presented to each his di-
ploma.
By the latest accounts. tram the West Indie*, no
French frigates or vessels had arrived at Guadaloupe,
but four were daily •ex peed
troops and proiisions. ',Carvain 13ALLARD, of the
Blonde frigate, had the command of the cruisers to
Windviard,''and at the Sainies, and', Cal.t. STANFELL,
of the Scorpion .sloop of war, those off Baskierre,
,
and to leeward.

AppoiNTAIENTs.,--Rear-Almirai Sir Edward 1,3131..
ler,Eart. to be Second Coipmand at Plymouth ;
Captain Sayer, to the Leda ; the
illuroi; Captain James 'G',.atk,t, to the Thiyidan ;
Captain AnderSOn; to the .Uhineldo ;. Captain John
Williams, to the Hound ; CaPtaip Lennock, to the
Raven ; Cal tabu C. Webb, to the Gorgon ; Captain
Cliamberlayne; to. the • Temeraire, the flag-ship of
Admiral Dixon.

Slturday Morning Lient—liErritY EDWARDS, and
the crew of his .M:ijesty's late schooner Llfuldock,
were •,trieo at Pcirtsmouth by a Court-Martial, farthe capture of that vessel by tub FreOth national
brig Le' Genie; when thew appearing to he no
blame wt:ttever attachable to Lie!lt.lf,D A.Attns,
his crew,'. they wre acquitted,
.Court alter:-
wards triea Nr. CHARLES-LUPTON, P+l3.-ter Of: the
Myrtle, for Kvit:g. behaved with contriiit toCapt.
INNE3 arid Lient: S. D.VISON PHIGPOT. ;De chai-ge
was in part roved, altd he wi.s. -,.itienced to be
dismissed the Myrtle,
.o,a eidmoni,h,d ti) be more
circiemspeß FEANCIS LAFOREY,
President -

The Empress of Austrii continued in4ispOsed on
the 'lst ult. at Wen, she had been removed
on a litter from Totis. 1-11.1-Imperial. Highness, by
the cdvice of ht-r ph) sicianl, was about to chatige he
pir'.9l Himg.asy for th-at of I.lllor4vii, and to lake up.
her residente at Brut-a). • • .
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