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London, England, 1807-10-05 00:00:00

was united in the bonds of political Nene:Mitt and fubmit to what,
neighbourhood. Thus the Englifl► repay the goodi to fuch a degree
offices which Italia has at all times done for them.;
the preference the has given to their commerce, and
the imnvenfe facrifices the has made to their policy
While they !till might have obtained great advantages
as the conftquence of their cnnneEtion, they infult
Rutf►a in her honn►►r, offend her in her relations
with her allies, and attack her in her dearea interefts.
And in the difpute which they have created, they
have made the refpeElable Houfe of Denmark, which
is related to the Kings of England, the entire viaim
of their fhameful attack. In vain will they endea-
vour to avoid indignation, by pretending that France
had views againft Denmark. If fo, were they
norant that they were committing a much mote
tbatneful aggreflion. But his intereft, as well as his
own glory, and that of his people, would have
withheld the Emperor of the French from fuch a
violation of the rights of rp.inkind, and of the eter,
nal morality of nations, the confeguences of which
would have been to rekindle the flames of war, to
offend Ruffia, and again fpreacl fire and blood over
the Continent. In all events, it would have been
prudent in England not to have been the fira to id
in this manner. She had it always in her pnwer to
fend her fleet to the ;Eland of Zealand to defend it,
and then the would have had on her fide auffia„
Sweden, Denmark, and the juflice of her cattle.
•' When this expedition is thus confiderect in its
°Nee, its execution, ani it: refults, we perceive in
it only the defperate but blind policy of tear, which
calculates nothing, heeds, nothing, and refpeels no,
thing, Ilow difficult wilt it be after all this to be.
lieve in the excellence of a Conaitution which an•
thorizes fuch tranfaftions, or to admire the idle
words of a Parliament, which patiently bears with
fuch injuflice, and we may fay fuch crimes ?"

THE EVENING STAR.

their eflimation, would amount
pollution.

Every account received from Liibnn tends to c,,n.
firm the intelligence &if Rated in this Paper, that thz.
P oltignefe Government is actually preparing to
t morport itfelf to its Ametican poffeffions. On this
fubjed, the following accuuut has been received tlis
morning

" CORK, S!PT 29.
11 The Penelope, Captain FORM, a Swedifil vet
fel, arrived this day from St. Übe's, in eleven dap.
The Mailer Rates, that the greatell exertions we:t
making at Lifbon to fit oat are Portuguefe Navy : a
very fevere prefs was carried on fir feveral day:, Atli
double bounties and wages offered to learner., and tit
prevalent idea was, that the Royal Y4nily
embai k on board for the Bra;ils.
1, This decition, it was reported, was taken br
Prince Regent, in confequence of thr
manding the exclution of the Englifh trade from thta
parts, and permiflion to garrifnn all their towns, with
a threat that otherwife the French army, at Bayonne,
would immediately commence operations
.againa
Portugal."

A letter from a refpellable houfe in Li(bnn, dared
the 7th September, fayl—" The retnrn of the Cout ler
who was lent to Paris with the anfwer of our Go
vetnment to the demands of France, is moft anaicu►ir
looked kir, as it is expelled he will be the beater et
the ultimatum of Boa APAR re. Minifters cape& he
will he here abcut the 16th intl. by which time tea
fail of the line, and is or t 4 frigates, will be reedy
to put to fea. The greateft aaivity pervades eve
department of the Adrainiftration, as little drubs
remains that the Court will be obliged to remove to
the Brazils. Don J. d'ALMEIDA, formerly AmbatTa.
der to Great Britain, is going to London, as Envoy
Extraordinary."

Mr. SPARROW, the Meffenger, has Come time flare
left Vienna. His arrival is expeBed daily. It it
expeaed that Earl Pe 11113ROAk will &only remit
from his embaffy.
Difpatches for Admiral Gassarsa were fent off oa
Saturday night'; as alfo letters to Sir SAMUEL Hops
and Captain KEATES, informing them of their ap•
pointments to the rank of Rear-Admirat.
On
town
s witha t vdi Saturdayifanll‘ti s from his Excellencr.
yMr.
PARSONS
Earii:
liar.
BitQe.
'ciAlity of coming round by Raffia, and in his way It
happened to meet with the Marquis of Douct.s!,
from whom he broughthomecommtmications, whirl;
from his Lordfhip's extenfive knowledge of t orthern
politics, mull, at prefent, be of the utmoft import.
It is reported that Mr. jetrera sow, the brother rf
Lord HAWK FSBUR Y. has been taken peifoner Hol
.
land. Mr. JENzinsom was Secretary of Legation at
Vienna, and left that place for England, with the it•
motion of palling through Holland.
The Volunteers of Portfmouth and neighbourhood
have completed a month of permanent duty I—ard
have received the molt h,nourable reflimony cf their
c:lichat from Sir GUMS'S PR EY,IST:
The unlimited and nrconditirmal offer of fervice,
made to the Major General by the Portfmouth Bat.
talion, Portfmouth Light Infantry, and the Ponces
B Mallon, is a circumliance creditable to themfelves,
and has been found fo advantageous to his Majefly't
fervice as to have induced the Major General to mak
a fpecial report thereof to his Royal Highnefs t
Commander in Chief.
The both regiment have difernbarkedatPortfmon
from Guernfey.
Saturday the ad Somerfet Militia, commanded I)
Lord HINTGN, marched into Portfmouth, and were
to Gofport, to join the brigwde commanded by Geor
ral Poarea ; and the fiat is expeeted (hotly.
The North Hants Militia, Colonel Faint, 16'4
march from Gofport on Monday and Tuefday fr
ilchefler : and the North Devon will leave their et.
campment in a few days for Brilhl.
Moorings are laying down in Portfmouth limbo
for part of the Danifh fleet, which are dairy expefhl
there from Copenhken. The Ordnance Dewtmest
there are ordered to make preparations for nine fat
of the line.
The following are the 'hips which failed frrn
Malta on the aul July, under Lord Cot.timowno,
for the Dardanelles
C smandirs.
• Ocean 2 %Vice MAI. Lord Collingwoid
9 Capt. 'l'homas
Rezr Admiral. Martin
(been t •
Capt. Inglis
Malta Shield
Csnop us 74 -- She.nland
Montague - 74 —••-- Otway
Repulfe. 74 Hon. Capt. Legge
Kent 74 Capt Rogers
A dive Mowbray
'Thetis - 33 Gage
Delight • 1 ) •-•••-• HanJfield.
Vice Admiral Dacor.s has made the follotrilf
promotions and appoimmenta :
Captain Ingkfield, ft ion the Hunter, pofted into Ls Nearer;
I.ieutenant ;salter, limn the Mediator, made Matter and COP
mustier into the Stalk ; Captain Letwock, from la Mignonne.4F:
pointed to the Ferret ; Captain Dougla.., from the Ferret, to I,
Mignonne ; and Captain Bell, Irons the Shark, to the Htlatex-
Vice Admiral Hoetmway, Commander en Chic
on the Newfoundland dation, has made the following
appointments :
of the Ifis. in the room of 1 icutenant Haverfield, iontided on:
Sob Lieutenant White, of the Adonis cutter, to he Liecteno.:
count of ill health ; Mr. Slim, Matter's Mate of thcflo,pron.i
tu
room eir'Lleutenatit Fortelt, difmitTed the fervice by
to .the rank of Ltebtenant, and appointed to the Aventhgcre
(sato. c
of a Court Martial, for Minting the Ertl Lieun-Jant of that RP-
/L.IIA
failed from England in inly is arrived at I' 7nit
The Young Rofcius Captain Gamut,
__cr.
mouth, where the Illip was put ur.Llcr quarantinteo,fra
Captain GOUDA LL. has reached town. On his.o„..ur
voyage he called at hlontferrat, from wlz—n.
proceeded to Cape Francais, St. Domingo,
.and.wo'fi
the bf September :--thos perforniing_,ll..wiL
voyage tat mid home in 72. days. Capt.
pofed. of. his cargo ; loaded again for Eng:.,:oo
reports thr Chriflohe had an army of 27..
with which lisz was prepsring to march agaloi4