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London, England, 1808-10-27

LERIDA, SHPT. so.

The gallant Colonel de Francisco Milans, Com-
mandant of the Division of Moncada, has transmit-
ted the following dispatch, dated the 23d instant, to
the Junta of Mandressa.

. .
a 44 Yesterday morning at six o'clock I was attack.
ed at five different points by a body of the enemy,
consisting of 2000 infantry, and 1200 cavalry, with
sir pieces of cannon. In my dispatch of yesterday I
only mentioned four pieces ; but they had two at the
passage of San Andres, of which they could make
no use. The enemy were compelled to fly with pre-
cipitation, and take shelter under the protection of
their guns • and the cavalry were driven from Rio
Besos by the incessant fire of musketry kept up by
my brave Miquelettes, who despised the fire of their
cannon. We have already found 47 dead among
4, the brushwood, and they haa great nimber wound-
ed. The exact number I cannot state imtil accounts
are received from Barcelo _The enemy were
commanded by General Lechi, a circumstance from
which I derive particular satisfaction, as he must by
this time be convinced, that those whom they call
Brigands, know how to fight and destroy those
troops, who boast of being accustomed to perpetual
victory."
CORUNNA, OCT. 11. 1
_ _ . _ _

His Excellency General Blake, em the 4th instant,
transmitted to the Most Serene Government the fol-
lowing dispatches:—
" Morr Saler; r Sclustoas—The !named dispatches will
duly inform your Highnesses of the particulars of the evacuation
of Bilboa ; the march and operations of the ThirdDivislon, which
advanced to the assistance of the Fourth ; and of the action sus-
tained by a detachment of troops under the command of Brigadier
Don Ramon OreU, on the evening of the ist instant. The noble
enthusiasm which animates our Officers and soldiers, is a most
flattering presage of further successes. May God preserve your
Highness many years. " JOAQUIN BLAKE.
" Head-quarters, Quincoces, Oct. 4, 1808.'
“ To the Most Serene and Faithful Government of Galicia."
London, England, 1808-10-27

• This day were published, 1
Part I. to LX. of the Improved Melon of till
ENCYCLOPEDIA PE RTHENSIS ; or, Irridver-
sal Dictionary of Knowledge. &Mg en a more csitrehim-
aive plan, and incomparably cheaper than any undertaking of 'a
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lish Language, the Treatises on Eloraphy, Arts, Sciences,
Manufacturer, embrace every natal Discovtry tad Irriproaf-
nient —The Work will be comple:, d in 411 parts, publislied
monthly, forming 44 volarnel, withano plates, and a fine Atla4.
Published by Thomas Hamilton, Nu. S 7, Paternoster tow,
London ; Wilson and Spence, York ; John Fowler, Ortnskirk ;
George Millar, Dunbar; and C. Mitchel and Co. Perth.

hiAR MEI& .
On the 19th instant, at Ditmaget, in the county of Wigtoirre,
North Britain, Lieutemun Leseson Douglas Su:wait, of the Royal
Navy, stcond surviving son of the late Hon. Admiral Soith
Stewart, of Glass ,'loo, to Miss Elizabeth Dalrynirle Hay, third
daughter of Sir huhu Dalrymple Hay, Bart. of Park-place,
London, England, 1808-12-15

This day was published,
In Otte Vol 4to. with numerous Plates, price . C 2. 2s. and on
Royal Paper, with first Impressions of the Plates, price £ll. 3s.
in extra boards,
ILLUSTRATIONS of the SCENERY of KIL-
LARNEY, the surrounding Country, *ad a coutaderablu Part
of the Southern Coast of Irehad. •
•By ISAAC WELD, Esq. M. R.I. A.
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man, Landseer, Byrne, Smith, Storer" Greig, &c.
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been employed with effect, and we have stidom seen a work that
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TO ISE VZRLMOTOIth-Y SOLD TO TKE

BaiLL.l4.,

IN OWL LOT,
Eeore Ab;:lll4cysey, Esq. Deputy Remembraticer of hls Ma-
jesty's Court of Exchequer,
Crl Saturday, the 17th day of December inst. at Twelve o'Clock
at Noon, at his Chambers in the Exchequer Office, in **oar
Temple, London ;
FOUR MESSUAGES ; one of them a,Piititic-
HOUSE, 'clown by the name of Queen Ann, Situate In
front of Red Bank, in tte town of Manchester ne4 or bite In
th rekiectivc occupation of Thomas Hilton,- Richard Beswick,
Janes Keuyon, and James Beswick.
Particulars may bo bad (gratis) at the said Deputy Remem•
braucer's Chambers ; of Mr Philip Hurd,Tenaple, London ; and
of 11/4,1r. Pa: i gun Solick or, Manchester. - •

- • YORICStiIkE, tAiter.-41DiNG.
TO NE SOLD BY AUCTION, in LOTS,
O❑ Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday., the 18th, 19th, and 90th
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. cout.ty of York,
HE MANOR of BEVERLEY WATER
'TONAIsiS, in the East Riding of the County of York, and
several Freehold Dwelling-houses, Cruses; and Farah of Land,
situate at Beverley, Beverley Parks, and Hull Bride, in the said
East Riding.
1. Particulars may be had of Maws. Hesieclen, solicitors, Barton-
' upon •Humber, Lincolnshire; Messrs. Burley and Moore,
Folici-
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Mahon, Yorkshire ; Mr. tosepirDickinson, of Bkverley Parke;
1 and Mr. Hall, solicitor, Beverley. • "

1 his day was published,
Handsomely printed in Seven VolumesOttavo, and an eighth in
Quarto, containing Mnps, Flues, Views, and COill3, illustrative
. alike Geography and Antiquities of Ancient Greece,
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WTRAVELS OF ANACHARSIS THE
RINGER, in GREECE, during the Middle of the 4th
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ref the line Abhe Barthelemy.
h To which are prefixed, Memoirs of the Life of J. J. Barthe-
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the Author_ •
• • -This Edition has been cart:flair revised and' correettsd by
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• ; Tlds day was publiaied, price 2s. sewed,

A. DISSERTATION on METRICAL PAUSES, and
the due constraidon and ittoper thanner of leading Latin
Herod Verse.

Hy JAMES PICKBOURN,
Author of the Dissertation on the English Verb.
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must be, we reccos.oend this pamphlet, as highly deserving of at-
tention."—Ealeede, June, 180 a.
London, England, 1808-12-15

THE ARMY.

In consequence of the late unpleasant intelligence
from Spain, the :Id ( King's Own) Dragoons which
marched last week from Canterbury in order to be
in readinesg to embark, have been stopped on their
march'and ordered' back to Canterbury, where they
now occupy the royal cavalry barracks lately quitted
by the 4th (Queen's Own) Dragoons. This regiment
• has been disembarked and ordered to Chichester and
the neighbo,trhood, while the '2d Dragoon Guards
or Queen's Bays, is on its march from Brighton and
Lewes, to be stationed in Canterbury, where the Ist
division is expected to arrive to-morrow.
The embarkation of the Brigade of Guards at
Chatham has also Seen suspended till further orders.

The orders which were received at Beverley, On
Wednesday last, for the Ist or King's Dragoon
Guards to march to Falmouth, to embark for fo-
reign service, it is thought, are since countermanded.,
Part only of the winforcernents for Spain have beenri -
disembarked i namely, the cavalry which was embark-
ed at Portsmouth. The infantry and artillery are to
proceed, as well as the two regiments of cavalry that
were embarked at Falmouth. It was in consequencti
of the representations of Sir DAVID BAIRD that th*
were not transports enough to receive his cavalry, th4i
the vessels at Portsmouth were suddenly ordered p
Vigo.
The following is a correct list of the troops that
were under orders for Spain, of which it will be seen
that almost two-thirds are cavalry : ,
14th Dragoons - - To embark at Falmouth,
14th Ditto - - - Ditto
Ist thd 2d German Cavalry - Under orders at Weymouth.
3d Dragoon Guardsi Embarked, and afterwards relanded at
4th Dragoons Portsmouth.
Ist Dragoon Guards - at York.
4th Dragoon Guards - - 13trmingharn.
Ist Dragoons - - Ireland.
3d Ditto - - - - Canterbury. •
Foot Guards • 2400 - - Chatham.
2d, But. 89d 900 • - Ireland.
Ist Batt. 88th 800 - - Weeley.
2d Batt. 87th 800 - - Malden.

Total 4900
Lieutenant-General CARTWRIGHT, Major-General
ERSKINE, and Brigadier-General FARE, were to com-
mand the Cavalry, ; and Major-GenetatLsoN, and
Major-General Dvorr, the Infantry. .
We are glad to see that the Editor Of the Military
Mentor, a work of deserved reputation, is about to
publish some Essays on the Art of War, calculated,
we presume, to introduce a kniiwledge of the Modem
Theory and Practice among the various Branches of
our Military Science. -
- • •

Au affray took place last week at Chestcrfield, be-
tween some French prisoners and the inhabitants, in
which several on both sides were much hurt. The
Frenchmen paraded through the steets with blud.
gee.ms, and had white handkerchiefs tied on their
arms.
London, England, 1808-12-15

LONDON.

. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15.
?RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Canis, for lan. 65167—Reduced ssi 66—Ontniem 1 1 dis.
&Arguer Bins, 6e. es. preen.
PRICE OF STORKS YESTERDAY.
pa C. Red. 6611 ladies". Bills, Its. Ss. pr.
4Per Cent. el} Lottery Tickets 221. 19s.
ilankLeng Ann. 1s 1-16 Omnium 1 dis.
per Cent. ESA Bank Stock for ace. 235
Ina) Ma, 7s. 6s. pr. Consols for ace. 66{ '

tit lacking ever the extracts from the French
which'we yesterday laid before the public,
mare happy to find,that notwithstanding the hurry
stith which the Bulletins were given, it is only neces-
sary this day to insert entire the 12th, which was
' given in an abridged form. It gives us great pleasure
also to state, that on a cool perusal of these Bulletins,
and divesting them of the studied verbiage with
trbich they are clothed, they do not warrant a beiief,
do the triumph of the French has been so complete
as they would insinuate, and as we were prepared to
apses by- the accounts previously received by Co-
w:num%

The Spanish army on the Ebro, it is true, has been
defeated, and has certainly sustained considerable
loss; but it does not appear to have been completely
rooted and dispersed, in the strict sense of these terms.
On the contrary, the main body under CASTANOS
Seelig to have made good its retreat to Saragossa, the
scene of previous brilliant achievements on the part
of the Patriots. We have only to add, that the opi-
nion which weltave just stated receives some counte-
lance from the contents of
SPANISH JOURNALS,
Which have this morning been received by a Mail
from Corunna. The papers alluded to do not, it is
tnt, bring down the intelligence to the battle of Tu-
dela, which Cerra:roe had with the enemy on the
23d ; but as they deny the loss of the Patriots, under
ROMANA, on the 10th and ilth, at Valmaseda and
14Pinesa•Ito have been nearly so great as the Bulk-
Aim have stated, we may presume the rrench accoulliS
Of the battle of Tinkle to be equally exaggerated.
The details in the Spanish papers are not .3 ample
11 might have been williedi•bui the private letters
London, England, 1808-01-08

BERKSHIRE and WILTSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD,
PIE Fee and Inheritance of that Capital and Ex-
tensive MANSION-HOUSE and Offices, with the Pad-
kicks and inclosed Grounds adjoining, at Sparshok, in Berkshire,
it the Estate, and is the occupation of Lieut. General Gabbit,
hewed, and two Farms belonging to the same ; the whole con-
mining about SR Acres.
Also, the Tythes of Fifty-three Acres of Land, in Rasnsbury•,
Vikshire.
The House and Lands at Sparsholt, are situated about five miles
root the town of Wantage, and are, together with the Tythes in
Viltshire, let to respectable tenants, on leases which will expire
ttlifferent parlods, within twelve years, and now produce inst.
arl upwards per annum, but will rise considerably. There is a
untity of timber and ornamental trees on the Lauds.
The Esulte is subject to two Annuities, one of 1501. and the
the of 751 a year.
Particulars may be known by applying to Joseph (-rabbit, Esq.
Jura, Ireland; Benjamin Morland, Esq. Abingdon,Berkslaire ;
ad !ohn Lloyd, Esq. Merrion-square, Dublin, to wiapm propo-
oh are to be made in writing.

GREAT ADVANTAGES!!
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London, England, 1808-01-08

LIVERPOOL, JAINWIRr 4.

Saturday se'nnight, as a female servant belonging
Mr. Walton, was returning from town, she was
attacked on Low-hill by a single footpad, who after
hitting her a violent blow on the head, which knocked
her down, cut off her pockets and got off undiscovered.
• Saturday bight, between ten and eleven o'clock, a
Ere was discovered in the 3d story of a pawnbroker's
house in Great Crosshall-street, which consumed the
contents of that floor, and destroyed the whole of the
roof; but was extinguished without communicating to
the rooms beneath. We are fearful the loss sustained
is considerable, as the fire began in the room appro-
priated to the lodgement of pledges.
London, England, 1808-01-08

This day was published,
In One Volume, 12mo. price 2s. Gd. in boards, the Tiara Edi-
tion, of
DEVOTIONAL EXERCISES, for the use of
Young -Persons.
Ily CHARLES WELLII} LOVED.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-
row ; and I. Mawman, Poultry.

This day were published,
In One Volnnw 12mo. price as. in boards,
QCANNING EXERCISES for YOUNG PRO-
" SODIANS, Containing the first two Epistles from the Electa
ex Ovidio, minutely scanned, proved by the Rules of the ETON
pod interspersed with occasional =
Remarks, the whole
to save time And labour, to boats Teacher and Pupil.
By J. CAREY, L. 1.. D.
Painted foe Longtuan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row.
Of wham may be bad, by the same Author,
An ALPHABETIC KEY to PROPRIA Qua MARINI'S,
12mo. price Es. 6d. boards:

This day was published. 2 vols. tem°. 164. boards,
AN
ABRMGEMENT of the ROMAN HIS-
TORY from the FOUNDATION of the crry of ROME
to the DISSOLUTION of the WESTERN EMPIRE. Written
on a plan calculated to assist the Memory.
By SOPHIA F. ZIEGENHING,
Author of the Epitome of the History of England.
printed for the Author, and sold by I. Hatchard, No. 190,
Piccadilly; and G. Dale, Woolwich,
London, England, 1808-01-08

FALMOUTH, JANUARY 5.

Arrived the Portuguese ship Mariana Daphne,
Captain da SwvA, from the Brazils for Lisbon, de-
tained by the Active privateer ; American schooner
Jane, HALL, from Boston for Bilboa, laden with
cocoa, oil, and sugar; and the American ship Tha-
lia, SULLIVAN, from Bourdeaux, bound to Philadel-
phia, detained by the Mars privateer. Sailed the
American brig Adamant, ALLAN, for Guernsey.
London, England, 1808-01-08

NdUTICAL 12J7TLLIGENCt

Dublin
Waterford

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t Gottenburgit o
5 1

PENZANCE, JANUARY 4.
This day the Portuguese brig Carlotta, Captain
ConyELL°, from Teneriffe, with wine and barilla,
(which put in here on the 10th ult. to refit) sailed for
Bristol.
London, England, 1808-01-08

A SPLENDID WORK, DESCRIPTIVE OF MODERN
LONDON.

This day was published, in one large and elegant Quarto Volume,
illustrated with Sixty Engravings, by the first Artists, plain and
coloured, price Three Guineas in Boards,
MODERN LONDON : consisting of a Brief
History of the Metropolis of the British Empire, and of
a FULL and CIZCUMSTANTIAL DESCRIPTION of its PRESENT
STATE ; illustrated by beautiful characteristic ExuaaviNos,
representing all the Places of great Public Resort, and the principzl
Buildings.
This Work is the only existing Publication of sufficient Con-
sequence and Authority to illustrate to Foreigners and Strangers
the Wealth, Splendour, Population, and Magnitude, of the
largest City in the World. It was published expressly with that
Design, and it is calculated to convey to the remotest Nations the
clearest ideas relative to London, and to preserve the recollection
of its most interesting Features to those persons who are or have
been familiar with them.

Printed fur It teas RD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black-
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Of whom may be had, by the same Editor, price ss. bound In
red, THE PICTURE OF LONDON, for 1805.
London, England, 1808-01-08

MARRIED.

..At Weymouth, on the 4th instant, Captain 3. R. Francklin, of
the Hon. Fast India Company's service, to the eking daughter of
John llntkr Butlers, Esq.

DiEl).

On the 28th ult. at his house, Carlton-place, Glasgow, John
Patttsori, Faq. merchant.
On Tuesday last, at his seat at Idworth Park, in the county of
Hants, Jervoise Clarke Jervoise, Esq. M. P. for Yarmouth, in the
Isle of Wight. .
On tht 25th ult. after a lingering illness, Michael Hodgson,Esq.
of Muoweil Hell, near Hornateyt Middksez, aged 76.
Friday fennight, after a long illness which he bore with great
fortitude, Matthew Talbot, of the-White Hart, Bridgfofd, near
-Stafford, aged 4t. Some time previous to his death he was seized
With a lethargic complaint, commonly called a trance, in which
he continued for several days as in a profound sleep. He then
awoke for a short time, in a most impatient state of hunger.—
Having satisfied the cravings of Mawr, he again fell gradually
into the same drown, and insensible state, from whk&.nothing.,
could anise him. In this fit of lethargy he continued for.* whale
week, when he awoke only to Meet the sleep of death. •
•• • ,

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO‘iifOREOW.,,
• Morning •• minites aft*. IS `.
. .
.• • Mermen ........•• • 43 minutes afterlo
y.
• • - • •
London, England, 1808-03-05

GOTTENBURGH MAILS.

Last night three of these Mails arrived. It appears
by the accounts which they bring, that Russirhacuoi
yet actually declared war against Sweden, asrepotted
by former mails. Forty thousand French troops are,
however, on their march through Holstein, and letters
of the 22d ult announce, that they are to pass through
Jutland, to Norway, in order to enter Sweden from
that quarter.
A letter froze Paris of the 2d ult. announces that
besides the Rochefort squadron, four French frigates
which were in the Garonne, have pa to sea.

.According to accounts from Vienfia and 801144
the British have taken possession of several Isles
the Archipelago. Wt think had that been the case,
we would have heard-of it through some more direct
channel.

The condition of the inhabitants of Dantzic
Prussia is described as most wretched. Even

necessaries of life can hardly be procured.
The Members of the Confederation of the Rhine
have received orders to hold their contingents in
diness. It is conjectured, they are to replace
French troops in Dalmatia, should they be obliged
march to India.

NAPOLEON has laid an embargo upon Sardinian
ships, and issued letters of marque against that Power.
He has also extended his decrees against all neutrals
going to and from Sardinia.

Letters from St. Helena, received this morning
the East India House, dated the 3d January, '
that the ships Glory, Northampton, Ann, Sarah
Christiana, Diana, Sir William Pulteney, and Ur'
outward-bound, arrived at Table Bay the 7th of
cember last, under convoy of his Majesty's ship
mouth.
The Adventure whaler, Captain PARKER, arrived
at St. Helena the 27th December.
No Indiasnen at St.. Helena.

This morning arrived i Mail from the Leeward
Islands, brought to Falmouth by the Princess Royal
packet, in 36 days : the letters wig: not be delivered
till Monday.
The embargo in Holland ii'inalOtajned TeriJ,
Not one of the smuggling bone; -has an 411131.
thence for some considerable time: Previously t,
embargo, they had free ingatie and Mesa bit
case now is entirely altered. '34 •'s . •
Letters were received yesterday from Ca.diz.V
3d Ult. 11. they state, that the late 'French decreesba',
been promulgated thereat the instance of the F.tescli
GovernMent. - It was the general opinion of thE •••
chanti; that all intercourse with this country'
soon cease. Nothing could prevent it, proyided,
Aure takes place between Great Britain and Arperick
The two armies already formed in Spain are:,del
the command of General Dn..Mowcst and I!ieD
11/41otrr9N.
London, England, 1808-03-05

MEE .IW.AUCTION,

~...forAoirtiesti;iimaittEYFOyßßDthßebe,...cinetacohgrionDtonofgyi,;n:t.taikeErriAcßuGießA:lo:BoENAK:sesß:sll:NLl'at'orrieinf dscesiNthslitind_i.:°:•RilocOrlact 011g71416"-Ilizt. .•
Otatalite 101/114), in thr following Lots itotc .
'LOT 1 Chesnut Mare, by Pot Bel, Dam Flyer, by weed4,4l..*
in Foal by Sir Solomon.
2 Fantail, by Fidget--14 Foal by Sir Solomon.
3. Moss Rose, by Sir Peter Teazle, Data AttraCtiail k
• . net—in Foal by Sir Salomon.
4 Miss Brim, by Hielo,;••r, Dam Brim by
by Sir Solomon.
5 Bat Mare, by Woodpecker, out of the Darn of
...- , ' . Oliie--cevered by Sir Solomon.
4. Bay Mare? by Delpini, Dana by Picturo—cooed by
Idmon.
I poi, mom by Dungannon, Dam Pastore& by 0tk0."31,4,4
by Sir Solomon.
8 Off-She-Coes, by Shuttle, Dam by Mgt:Oyer •
• 81r Solomon. yy
RISING TIVO•4IIARS OLD.
9 :lay Colt, by Sir Solomon, out of Lot I.
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PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINQS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 4.

The Marquis of Buckingians and Lord Selsey, took the oaths
and their seats.

Richer v. Trail! and Others.—ln this appeal cause Sir Samuel
Romilly was heard for the appellant. The farther hearing post-
poned to Monday. - '
• Load LAUDERDALE gave notice, that he would move on
Monday for certain communications, copies, or extracts, between
this Court and Sweden, and also with Neutral Powers, respecting
the Orders in Council.

Some private Bills were brought up from the Commons, which
being read a first time, the House adjourned to Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS. •

The SPEAKER announced to the House, that the several East
India Lists were laid on the table by the Clerk, pursuant to the
clauses of the East India Judicature Bill.

On the motion of the SECRETARY at WAR, the 3d reading
of the Mutiny Bill was put off to Monday next.
The Report of the last Committee upon Expiring Laws was
received, and Bills ordered pursuant to the resolutions of that
Committee.

The House again proceeded to a Committee upon Expiring Laws,
and came to other resolutions, to which the House agreed.
Several papers respecting the condemnation of the L'Etrusco,
and concerning Sir Home Popham, were laid on the table, and or-
dered to be printed.
Sir CHARLES M. POLE gave notice of his intention, next
Tuesday, of submitting to the House a motion respecting the bet-
ter regulation of the Offices of Greenwich Hospital.
Mr. HUSKISSON brought in a Bill, which was read a first
time, for vesting in Exchequer Bills the residue of 600,0001. re-
maining in the hands of the American Commissioners, pursuant
to an Act of 43 George 3. It was ordered for a second reading on
Monday.
The Committees of Supply and Ways and Me-ms were postponed
to the same dafr ; as was the third reading of the Cotton Wool
1• xportation Bill.

The House in a Committee on Lord Lake's Annuity Bill,
agreed to the same, and the Report was ordered to be received c,n
ionday next.
The Marine Mutiny Eill was read a second time, and ordered
to he committed on Monday next.
On the motion of Mr. HENRY SMITH, Accounts were or-
dered to be laid before the House, of Coals carried eoastways. .
On the motion of Mr. THOMPSON, Accounts of 'routine
st:.ruities were also ordered.
London, England, 1808-03-05

TRANSPORT SERVICE.

Mr. MARTIN asked whether the reports propagated, which
stated that monies had been arbitrarily issued to the Transport
Board, by order of the Secretary of State, were true ? As, if he
should be answered in the affirmative, it was his intention to move
pie House on the subject.
Mr. HUSKISSON answered that be had not beard of any such
report, nor did he know that any such was in circulation, till be
bad just heard It from the Hon. Gentleman. .But the truth of the
fact is, that the Transport Board required no authority whatever
for the issue of money from the Secretary of State.
After an observation from Mr. Martin, awl a reply frog Mr.
fiuikis,..on, the matter dropped.
London, England, 1808-03-05

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KONINGSBERG, JAN. li.

0 -lers have been sent by
_tlieir respective Courts to
the Aussian and Prussian Ministers at Copenhagen to
make the strongest remonstrances.against the violent
prozeedings of the Danes in the Baltic, and against
the jurisdiction they have assumed over Russian and
Prussian ships.
The misery that exists in those parts now almost
beggars description, particularly at Dantzic, where
the exactions of the French daily increase : many of
the necessaries of life are difficult to be got, and a
total want of salt is soon to be apprehended. The
poor Prussians have been under the necessity of pro-
hibiting. she importation of it from England, but in
a Russia is sdll allowed to come direct from thence.
London, England, 1808-03-05

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PETERSBIJILGH,. lAN. 1.

General Baron SamokelSky2;asl;een appointed tn-
s?ector of Artillery, instead of Count Araktsc.hgekv,
and Prince Labanof Rostowsky, biilieary Governor'
of Petersburgh.
AMSTERDAM, JAN. 30.
A message from the King was yesterday read in
the Meeting of the Legislative Body; stating, that
East Friesland, and the Lordships of Jerern, Vase],
and Kniphausen, are incorporated with the Kingdgm
of Holland, under the name of the Department of
East Friesland; and that part. of East Friesland whiCh
Is situated west of the Ems; is to form part of the De•
•
partment of Groningen. •
We have received intelligence that an English ex-
pedition, having on board from 10 to 12,000 troops,
is arrived in the Archipelago. It is said that it sailed
from England the 15th of November, 1807.

BANKS OF THE MAINE, FEB. 2.
It is reported that great projects, relative to the
Ottoman Empire, will be immediately put in execu-
tion. His Serene Highness the Grand Duke of
Berg will, it is said, take possession of the Principa-
lity of Munster, and of the Counties of Murck, Len-
gen, and Tecklenberg.

GOTTENBURGH, FEB. 15.
The accounts from Stockholm, lately received,
stating that Russia had declared war against Sweden,
appear to have been untrue ; for though that event
is expected, it has not yet taken place, neither have
the Russian and Danish Ministers left Stockholm,
nor the Swedish Minister St. Petersburgh. Every
preparation is making in Swedish Finland to Oppose
any hostilities that may be attempted against it. On
this side the greatest activity prevails. The Swedish
fleet in Cariscrona, consisting of 12 sail of the line,
&c. are pearly ready for sea.
FEB. 20.—Intelligence has just arrived, that the
French, to the number of WAX) men, are marching
in two divisions for Zealand : the first division was
to leave Lubeck on the 12th inst. Bernadotte was in
Copenhagen on Wednesday last, making the nec es-
ary arrangements.
FEB. 22.—Letters from Helsingbnrgh, received to-
day, state that the object oldie above army is not to
go to Zealand, but to march through Jutland, and
from thence embark for Norway, and by this route
-enter Sweden. We are more impatient than ever for
the arrival of an English fleet to watch their motions.
All accounts seem to corroborate their being on their
march through Holstein.
London, England, 1808-10-11

FROM THE SPANISH P. e !PERS.

CORUNNA, OCTOBER 2.
Yesterday morning a fleet of transports, escorted
by five English frigates, a brig, and a cutter, hove in
sight off the Cape, at the distance of four leagues from
this port. They have on board 8,500 men, under the
command of the Marquis de la Romana, who are to
be disembarked at St. Andero, unless the vessels
should be prevented by contrary winds from making
that port.
Oar generous allies, the English, will co-operate
wish us against the enemy, by sending to our assis-
tance a respectable force of infantry and cavalry.
By the post from Portugal, just come in, we learn,
that the corps commanded- by the Marquis de Valla-
dares, and the rest of the Spaniards in that kingdom,
are (ai their march to join our army, well provided in
point of arms and clothing.

it might cause ont ruin. No !evolution in France
ought to be believed, but on the most authentic testi-
mony. Old men and women cannot cause one. Those
who are in otfices, both civil and military, being the
creatures of the tyrant, have an interest in supporting
him ; for in no other state of things can they secure
what they imagine to be their interest ; and the sol-
diers, who alone have power under a military govern-
ment, are in foreign countries brutalized by the free
gratification of their passions, and by the acquisition
of plunder. France will not rise till the Spanish
forces enter to release their beloved Ferdinand, and
deliver good Frenchmen from the tyrant who disgraces
and oppresses them.
London, England, 1808-10-11

MADRID, SEPT. 2s.

NO TTTTT M THE CHARGE D'Af FAME/ Of THE COI/RTOP VIENNA
" In the Seville Gazette of the 13th of September, and in an
article published at Cadiz, there has been printed a pretended li-
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on the SOth of August, by a supposed agent of his Imperial and
Catholic Majesty, actually at Madrid on special business, refer-
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this year.
" There is no person at Madrid who can assume such a title ;
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written such. In consequence, he is obliged publicly to protest
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FerdinandVll. the Marquis de Villar de Ladron, Count de Gauss,
Steward of the week, and authorized by his Majesty to execute
the functions of High Steward (Mayordamo Mayor), issued the
pioper commands that nothing should be omitted in the palace
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were present. All the Court Officers, therefore, made their ap-
pearance; and for the ceremony, in the balcony a rich canopy
was erected, under which was plated a portrait of his Majesty,
with the accustomed Royal body guard.
" To the right of the picture stood the said Marquis, accom-
panied by the Council of State, M. Cevallos, First Secretary of
State, the Archbishop of Nice, the Apostolic Nuncio, Baron de
Strogonoff, Minister of Russia, Mr. G. F. Genote, Charge dee 41-
fakes of the Court of Vienna, Mr. Erving, Charge be :Taira of
the United States of America, who had been invited for that pur-
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&c. &c. At night there was a magnificent illumination, as is
usual, which lasted until eleven.
" It is not easy to express the feelings of all these individuals,
who at the same time that they shed tears of joy at witnessing the
enthusiasm of this loyal and illustrious city, and at beholding them-
selves relieved from the oppression they had suffered durint four
months, were at the same time deprived of the sweet object of '
their desires, deeming themselves orphans through the absence of
the most beloved of Sovereigns, whom they had the happiness to
serve. May HEAVEN grant their uninterrupted prayers! that
we may behold him returning full of joy amidst his faithful sub-
jects, n he to attain this end, are ready to make all possible sacri-
fices, in the support and defence of the most just cause which the
history of ages records.'
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