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London, England, 1811-12-06 00:00:00

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FRIDAY; DECEMBER 6, 18 I 1.

It is said that MUSAT has been denounced by
BUONAPARTE for digaffettion to
,t2lovernment,
disobedience Of orders, and tiegle& of duty; in not
carrying into execution the :plans •and views of the
French Tyrant ; and that Mon , 44re of this, has

taken up a menacing position, 'and • means to
bid defiance to any attempt at removing him,
provided he finds that his motley army will support
bitn. If there is any truth in this account, and we
are strongly inclined to believe there is, from some
oblique hints thrown out In the Moniteu. r some
weeks ago,.--it the Corsican's. own minions begin to
desert him, and act in their new kingdoms like Mu-
ItAT and•Bv.iawAvorTa—the iron sceptre will very
speedily drop from his grasp. The next accounts
from Sicily will be very. important.

We this morniog.receivCd the following intelli-
geke by a from Oporto :
,
OrowiO, Nov. 13.---AfTairs ale going on uncom-
monly well. Our army and fast recovering. It
would not surprise Us litre if Lord WiLi..4ltiGioNt
sliooldrike a move with hii army toi.v4rds Thum
Norneo. It is reported, that Getieral MADDEN's
cavalry are Coming 1,1(.%

about 2300 men, got into Cita-
daci Rodrigo on tie 2tl lust.

The A Igeziras and Mona Spanish men of war ate
taking 1300 men on ,board at Vigo for Vrr3 Cruz.

MALTA, OCT. 10.--We have nothing new. littre.
'Letters recehiect to-day from Smyrnl4, dated 2bth
Septenl4o, bring intelligence of interest. All is
tianquil in Sicily. _ _

NoV. appears,khat the Wand of
Alinori:a was Ili danger. Our .genevous allies have
taken away part of the ptist.mets who were there,
and taken Other nieaus for the security of that

possession,
Nov. Ca,alonia the greitect holdwis is
evinced against the French ; the Soutteoes and
armed inhabitants wage a most bloody war against
11,1 em wherever they meet them ; and Genetal LACY,
si.,!•con:rf in command, Baron DL Minus,
have obtained considerable advantages over the env.
rny.in• igulad I, Cerveri, and' pursued ,them to
MOrtheus,,in the French .territoty. . •

Yesterdw Dispatches avert _received from Mr.
Wat.t.asLeY at Coliz, (hied the zici ult. they
tneiely state, that the success of Getteral BALLA.S.
TIMOS had corrivAled tho French to send a strong
corps ngainst hill), in consequence of which he, re-
tired in alder, and without loss.

The Spanish =ono of the battle of the 25th
October, which we this day lay before our readerc,
wrongly confirms the opinion which we expressed
.when we read General Suctter'iqetails. ft may
he said that the Spanish account is as likely to be
partial as the French ; but the precision end simpli-
city of the Spanish nirrative strongly entitle it, we
think, to credit. That General ,BLAKE failed in his
immediate object,. the relief, of Saguntum, is ad-
'niittvd, but it is also clear that his, atmy Was
not routed, as stated in the French account.—
If General Sucuar's statement had been true, he
would have immediately advanced upon Valencia,
to which he Was so near, and wouß haVe endeavour-
ed to take advantage of the consternation into
which4he inhabitants would have probably been
thrown by the total defeat of the Army which
covered their City. We find, hciwever, that he con-
tented himself with sending a summons, worded in
the mildest terms, soliciting, rather 030 demanding,
the surrender of the City, and we find also,
that BLA had not retreated into Valencia,
but had taken a position outside of the walls, ready,
if necessary, again to contend with the French Ge-

it had been arranged that , his,Royal ifighrsecs
w4s 10 returfttn.town ye.terday, -but in consequence
of the paint no!' yet being- sorlicientlydrY al Carlton
i-lous,e, it beint, his intrntion ,t;0 there on his' re.
turn, 11;4 ftp it Highness will remain two or
thr,,e days kluges. tit Oittlaudg.
This day Mr. MAN NEtta Stirrett, the! ftidge Ad.
wrote, win attend. the PRINCts 14GENT, upon the
bo,ibilss of sorno Cowls Martial.
Yesterday, sr t u elve o'clock, fits Princesses Au-
t.:LISTA, %nd SonpA, arrived at Oat.
6,0 A visit It) their Royal Broilier the, PRINCR
6
Wilioesdly morning, the Mouter's boy who tell
trorn n scaffold at Carlton .H4tster about ten days,
since, died at his ruolhergi aparritionts, ill Weitmiu..
s‘tit, ot-tlieVaises he bid received.