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London, England, 1811-04-23 00:00:00

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awl humbled, one after another: determined to
convince Ilnonaparte, that while he was idly waAte
ing, in the contrest of hingdoms and empires, the
vtgoar ultimately th-stined for the overthrow of
England was more prudently reserving her
lawn strength, so as hereafter to meet him at a
greater advantage.
ilut•their language is deceitft4.-this heroic policy
was: rut the policy of the Mit:listen' of 1806 they
now itssuine it in he likeliest, because it happens to
be diamiwricalls, uppnaite to the policy of their op•
portents, vet if 6 in truth not less different from that
realm' hrthernmolves. .•
But let the sielusion prevail, let us forget all their
promises, inielits, and falitirret and grant that racy
pursued their " provident system."-1 am not the
less " to uly to go to issue" with Lord Grey.

[Ti be comibuted.]

IMPERUL Edia,l-4111EIVI.

JIOUSE OF GO NitIONS,
• MONDAY, APRIL 22.
This clay being :Appointed for the balloting of a
Committee on the Lltrietlek Election, end the rt.
qui3ite number not intending, the Heim adjourned.

Ex it A 're nut raperot yesterday, in the Certificates
granted, tar " Smith, Chanter, 4111 d Down," rv..itt only
41t 1, Down."

.
Aikivtu.-1 nut-1 Cadiz, 1 Lisbon,
Guernsey, ; !Owl, j Dublin, 2 Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCK'S
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L 0 N 1) 0 N,
'wormy, 23, 1811.

Dispatches were ail% morning recsived from Lord
Wst.t.itvrrost, LIAM V4la Mayor, the Bth instant.
They state, t tat hi,' ttmtlinr had crossed the Cu,
,with 3o.itniC into, and thn the Frenyli had retreat.

e.cl withotii veritorin an uainn. nay, have coin.
evattusted Povt oral.
•
Thi*boce ;bat has tranipircdpf Lord Wet..

13N0t0st's D1,1)4101+3 ; bat we have seen a private

letter from an Officio. of distinaiou ih Portugal, con-

taitthre sortie Very loterottog detaiis reopeaing the
retreat of the trrneh. tie states, that the di.

vibien tattier Gentscal 11.1,0Ntett, which occopit.d
Guatda, appeared deterenined to marks a gaud
there but seeing the nre,mtatleres that weroetude
to attack them, they retired, with the intention
falling back upon Almeida, but they were forced
by OUT light troops to ti4l,e the road to Sabasul,
Thore the enemy mode a atatiii, and an action to4k
piece oa the 4.111 Mi.t. when they .vere defeated with
the lose of 1000 men. Our loss was conbiderahi,..,
and felt elicit). on Cite 41d.

A part of the *loony* forces continued in a posi-
tion neu Ainmais till the 7th. Flom this position,
howevori they wern driven by our cavalry, and they
retreen3i with precipitation till they po.t3J the
frontier*A AWirttss.

WO MA gllppOiCd itiat the llriti,slt arty would
follow them into Spin, as tour men Were, (NM the
ropidity of tut Inmuita In want of shoes and'stotes.
The last rnentinnod dkision tlkn French srn)y has
taken the roll to Sti3lll.ltif:J. MAOZNA and Rao»
VIIIR are one to Piaccotia,

It i;s gonai3ily buppmed that 1,g0r4 Wat..i.mwrolt4
cleale,l tbis pat of Portugal, will irimicdi-

ately go to I Menulo. The enemy are still in

posse.,tiision cof Barl3jaz and Olivenza ; as Marshal

Biamirosp woo inutblit to "'Ake 4uy serious Attila

upon time pi.toco, havi►►g kit hip► artillery behind,

ip entritoluene, iota nsimtlity of his movements.
lii hail, however) suranioned ()leveriZit, which it

V;l4 taiptleltd would mon -:::render; and Baclajoz
wai not in it.Nrulltlott to hold out long. 'The pr.
elsona in both plvous did not exceed 6000 men.
Aluttxllo4 has gone to Svvillv, Two companies of
flat 3ttil)cagoons, viitit Major Zigla two Captains),
had, it Is stAtett, &seen cuut taken prisoners
near riadajoz.

"Otis Letter, iNe ail those wip have seen from Por

to ti, speaks in the atrongest terms- at the atrocities
of the Frew+. Among ethers, its-tales, that a numbe'r
of tamales and aged aten bad taken range in a place
caued Nfontejos, where they were considcod liAto 411
it was nat on the road by which Me French were
Woofing, A party of them, however, attacked,
and took it, not withitanding a very gallant tie.
fence by the peanuts.

The handsornea of the

the remainder, togetlidr with the town, were deli•
vered up to the soldiery.

The Gent,etnan from whose tatter we lelttit the

above particulars, estimates the total loss cat the

Froneh since the period they entered Portegsl, at
little short of mono men. The lois of the Eng,

liblt during the same period is calculated ;4,000 and

the Portugueie at I 0,000 men.

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IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE FROM I'4,

LAND.

We have strong reason to believe that the un-

paralleled tyranny which the French have exercised

in Holland has at length driven the people to des,
peratian, and that a berious In.urrealon has taken

place. We morning received the folimiring

Letter from Up% er :

'4 DOVER, Arum 22..—Last night the Specutator

lugger airived icy the Downs, with intelligence of a

revolution having brGke nut in Holland. Rotter-
dam is the principal scene of netion have not learnt

particulars."
Anut her Letter which we have teen, states, tliat

the populace bad limn upon the Garrison of Rot,

terdain, and bad taken poggession of the batterlei
and ports. It adds, that the French Croups matt been

disarmed there and at other pbetn, and that the in-

Ilurreaion was spreading very last.
A Gentleman who llullanvl on Salm day last,
end artived iq town yesterday, states, that before he
canes away, he heard a report that she Mote:Mint'
voot b can stopped, in consequence. of a set ions
ittsurrealou in that City anti Dour. It will Ova'

us the most sincero ple;tiqtv to kart) that the eirum

a this oi.pveis,,:d People been attended with

auCcess : at prettnt our information upon the subject

is too limited to authorize us to form any sanguine

eXpectations Upon the

Since writing the abovcr ‘ve barn. that °tin:T:a:-
maws boom been received limn Holland, which

cotitirru rhe int,:lligence that 4. serious insurretliuil

bait broken out in several.patta of that count ty. All
carumunication botwoon Holland
,find, W4lclieto

itad been cut off for three days, and it is tof6tru,4l by

t H pyople at the lattetplece that the Dutch iwuple

have overpo4vratl the military. It is alio iaid that

insaireelionury movements have ward in France.

and that for MOB time pg there have been mut.-

mirieurg the higher rinks, n$ well as the people

in gotiel

Observ3tiono in private have been it is said gene.

ral al to tits Illegitimacy of I IoN la's% ItT E'S son,as the

Posit los occommunivnted turn, and .0f course given

no Hanetion 10 hit divorce anti marriage.

Accounts have been triceiyed from endiz, which
sting the important and gratifying Intelligence that
the Spanish Gwernment has at length consented
that a part of their military force shOuld be placed
under the command of British Officers. Many
strong applications had been inaile.by Mr. WEL.
lAttit UV' to the Council of Regency upon this subject,
but without Success, .1110 Cutlet have, however,
determined that two armies should be raised in
and Estreinadura, to be commanded by British
Otficers, and' both to be placed at the disposal, of
Lord Wes.t.ttc‘sente, If this wt, measure be fol.
lowed up -with energy, we have very rude doubt
that its ettinSi will very soon be felt in Spain. Thera
era ,no men in the world butter sinalitied to make'
good soldiers than the Spaniards ; they are brave,
temperate, and patient, and endure great fatlgtie,and
pOtations. 'Such men, properly commaided,.'and
fighting in such n CUM, would soon dime their
principled invaders beyond the Pyrennees.
It is undlirstond that Lord WALLINUTON is to be
appointed Generalissimo of the Spanish Armies,
which will of course lead to one general and cont.
blued plan of oper.itiolls, iosteed of shat unconnect.
ed and desultory spactu which has hitherto been
adopted.

At) order has been issued for the trial of I.A.
14:ttors from Cadiz to -the,,7tl) inst, hive ott4',i.
c6%erl. They state that General ZA Ytt. had* YetUrn.:-
cd then with the troops under his cotnmand, :After:
having employed a part of shorn in a sureesifol en-,
terprize against n body of the enemy putted on the
Riser Tinto but was induced to onthalli the, whole
of bill lurch train the ioronvition Itu
that, a very Ntiperitsr Fir rich force -w is dreet..
tag its macch to hitn, in otter to cut
retreat.

genet fr 41) L;shtni

',vai:, Aram I a.—After Om enemy retreated
front Guards, three of their det;tchtheotv made a
stand near Subogal, and a very sharp acti4 took
place, in whiclt the ettetn:y lust 1000 ittlyst,

The enemy► occupied Almeida rill the 7th, when
two of our regitnents of cavalry with six field pieces
ewe in view.' They then made elf, our men tot-
; they trade their last stand on the cents of
too Conception, but were soon touted' And driven
IV our brat e fellt.ws out of Portugal.
A scene very similar took .place near Allem,
y(here IAsaENA, REGNIRII, and the main army,
wereAtriveu over the frontiers in.the same glorious

The Roman Catholic Co,omittee met in Dublin
on the 16111 inst. and Lord FINGAL. tool: the Chair.
.A great number of letters were read limn ttifferent
Noblemen and Gentlemen who were seleaed by
the Aggregate Meeting to present the Address to
the PRINCE Rhoawr, and the Petition for the re,
moval of the• Duke of Iltonissown and Mr. Pot.u.
Many of the letters contained excuses for notac-
cepring the ()dice, some on the ground at ill health,
some on the account of the minutes./ of the time,
and some because the writers stated that tilt.), &Lip-
proved of the petition. A motion was, then made
by Mr. Hussey, that the delegates should leave
Dublin with the Address and Petition, on the 3a of
next month: the Ccniniiiive then adjourned,till Stt
turday lest. Can Si:iitddy Lord I:INC:NIL took the
Chair, and upon the 'notion of Mr. Htisstri, the
Petition and Address were delivered to the delegates,
but they were lett of liberty to use their own dime,.
tion in. ruseoting or withholding the Petition for
the removal of the Doke of Iticitarrotn and Mr.
Pot* The Cututulueu then adj9urned till the
: -

The CHANCELLOR of tha EXCHIMVP.I4 receded
a dvi:.ut3tion troth the Bankers of Lutut,itt 'at the
TrettiOry. Lot we h,:ve nut learned the ploposts of
the Meetivg. ,

Asa proof -of the improved rtate of his MAJ.,
TY'S tiC4ithi, it is confidently stated that the kepi .of
the official boxes were delivered in tri4 Nl-41};,Tv
for the first time on Saturday evening, when the
Ktso gave endetve to his Private 6.•to.atars, who
was admitted again' to hie Mastiirv's pre.ernce•on
Snottily marning, and resinu,U the tratisacrioti of
lru~inss in H-moderate degree,
Swrnia,N.—The 'following. are extralis front let-
ters posted n at 'Lloyd'uyessterday atteratoint
Mats. le. —4ll theshipslylng
Ott Carlshant had got back their pipers, and were et
liberty to ...protect!, a hrn an order, came to put 411
prookiniessels under embargo there and at Carl,
worm, and
.even such as had linni&dirt. • Prussian
ports., The page of adop,ing such 'a .tneasure is
slid to IMO arisen from some Swedish .ships, laden
with:Colonial produce, .having been put . under se-
questration in Prussian ports.
"4 Gentleman, arrived a few days, ago from e. th
forrner place, informs us,' that all'vessels bad again
been -released, with the exception loaded
with colonial produce.
"An order has just come from Stockholm-to Our
Government, mi. 16 the Curtnne•house, pertnitting
the importation tat salt ill Swedish ships direct from
England.
4", UOTTENIW Ha , APRIL 14.7--The ships And
errioes here, as well as at etolshant, anti •other
pont, ate still 'writer sequestration and
tattling to be decideid. until tie 'Arrival- a
firttish drat iii the Baltic t. and I hoar it from very
good authority, that . in case (int it is supposed),,the
Engliih are going to take Gothlatal, alliltts 44%001
will- be condemned. . •

RICTUACT OF A IIATIFit VIIOM LICIION, DATED MARCD
149, 1311.

"Colonel Downie.has performed an exploit which
does him great credit,• and is a 114ppy.oinen of the
future OICCCSS 01 the Lstretriadara -,He has
about 2000 men under his cotttrttmd. He made
un attack on. kl detachment of the French,' which
wait escorting 40ou Spanish prisoners to Cordova
the Aff.iir WAS altarply COCINStvd, B.t 01 the French
were lett on the field, several prisoners were taken,
and a nntriber.of chests with arms
atbd 'clothing,. and vouo of the Spanish prisoners
Amore teteneodvamong whom were 574 otiletkra....
The Legion is now at Port Alegre."

A Morning Paper states the following as intend.
ed Naval Appointments
Sir CliA4l.l4s COTTON, appointed Commander-in-
Chief of the Channel tieet, in the cuOtil Ot. Lord
GAX,Biltrt.

Sir EowAar) Patt,aw, from the com:uma or the
fleet oil the Scheldt, appointed A;onintander-in-
Chief In the Nlediterranean, in the: room of Sir
Cttitat,tts COTTON.

•
Admiral Yount/ is to hoist his tlig on board the
Christian, VII. a* Conimander.in.Chief in the North
Sea : be will leave town this day for Deal.
A number of re'speoable Merchants or Ham.
burgh have been Imprisoned bairn° other reason limn
their havini bad letters addressed ickllsam from 114/S•
WO. A communication we hare stern on this sub-
Jed states es follows Many of r.ior infiriste
'friends are now in prison, for which ,they, aro 0-
`debled to the Merehoots or. London, who continaud
'to correspond with ilsein against their ‘Vl3il.3* nrrd
tint it ytltP itrd 10100'4111M L should bear tocm
eonipany, yoo hate wily to continuo io A-rite to Me
as y Ott bale receifili sione."

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