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Our opinion with respect to Captain Fiore's letter
from the Baltic, giving an account of another vic-
tory over the French on the Danube, proves to be
correct. Our Readers will find the article from which
Captain Ron must have derived his information in
our extracts from the Swedish papers given to-day.—
It is merely a brief sketch of the actions of the 21st
and 22d.
No confirmation has yet been received of the ru-
moured declaration of war by Prussia against France.
—Several letters, however, to Officers! of the'
German Legion, from their friends on the Continent,
repeat the same rumour. The foreigner of dis-
tinction, whom. we yesterday elledecl to
.aa_ having
brought intelligence of the *Wee. nature, ,we. find!
'lon enquiry, was Prince Wait/J*l.'of -011A413E,
son of the late. StadthOider•-ililirivid at Yarmouth
on Tuesday, from Gottentiurgb; in the Roi A sloop
of war, and upon his landing prticisifiled to Windsor.
to visit their MAJESTIRS.
The Duke of Buuxviticiehils raised the
of revolt against the French tn:taironiThe has Wiled
a spirited Proclamation, ;221ciresed to his telfgai
tqua-
trymen, calling upon them to tape-upagnts.f .

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Yesterday, soon after twelve eelotkAls M'Ailtere
arrived at the Queen's Palace, fret Wintlioi, where
he was received by several of the "Royal Dukee.
About two o'clock his MaJtot held' i private levee.
The following had the honour of bfingresented to
his MAJESTY:—
The Earl of Eon tllo NT, upon his -being apPdited Lieutenant-
'Colonel of the Sussex Local Militia.
Major-General Baonaicx, upon his appointment to the Go-
vernment of Martinique, and to the command of the Regiment
of Malta.

His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, and gave audi-
ences to Earl CAMDEN, the Earls of WESTMORELAND,
LIVERPOOL, CHATHAM ; Messrs. CANNING and PEE-
CEVAL • and to Mr. RYDER, WhO_lllid before his MA-
JESTY the proceedings of several Courts-Martial.
Soon after six o'clock his Ma.rssiit set off upon Ms
return to Windsor.
The Duke of Poirri.aso was prevented Atom ate
tending his MAJESTY thiough indisposition.
A Cabinet Council was hclA,yesterday at the Fo-
reign Office. The greater part of the Members were
present.

The Marquis cf WELLESLEY and Secretary left town
on Tuesday for Portsmouth. His Lordship proceeds
to Spain in the DONEQAL.
Yesterday at three o'clock the Duchess of BRUNS-
WICK and the Princess of WALES dined with the Du-
chess of Yoatt, at her house in the Stable Yard, St.

Jairtes's half-past five- the Duchess of BRUNSWICK
set off on her team* to Blackheath, and the Princess
of WALES to Kensington PilaCe.
• Yesterday his Royal flightiest the Duke of Cunt-
lINtL,AND gave a grand dinner, at ,his house in St.
James's Palace, to his Grace the Duke of CORDON,.
Marquis of HUNTLEY, the LORD CimNotu,ont.the
Earls of B4criittasT and Worstoiust,AND Lord
2,
. _
ARMS, &C.
Royal Highness the Duke of CAP.ZERIDAZ en-
tertained a large party of Military and other Gentle-
men, with an elegant dinner, yesterday, at his house
in Berkeley-square.

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• Lord San.°lf had yesterday a fall from his ba-
Touche. Mr. WILLIAM CHURCHILL' was sitting with
him on the box, when, near the top of Si. James's•
street it broke down, and they both fell to the ground.
Lord SEFTON was unhtirt, but Mn CHURCHILL re-
ceiveda severe contusion on the. head. He was taken
.into a neighbouring
.shop, from which, after a time,•
he was earned home, and the wound is not dangeioni.
A you_ng Lady, seventeen years of age, the itragh
• ter of 2'M*. FLATINEN, in'Cbciperts4qtiare, liefittaV-
ville-road,' was burnt its .sts -shocking a manner on
Friday evening last, that stilt expired after endUring
;excruciating torment; 4itiilluesday evening.. She
:was sitting up alone waiting the return of her uncle,
and having fallen asleep, the candle cangbt her dress
which was completely burnt. • it 'was an boor after
the accident b
At Thaningion Pam, near .46 Friday
• taislitiiit on.
last, a ploughman, in the ernphic/ of
being at work with a teln..glie &it ir:11(.61'tfplll Ptir
forming exactly as the matt Wisheil; 'Wier& itie;;,•
ral times on the head, &c. with the ia.st brOat
lence, till at length the otherwise docileanimal turned,
on its oppressor, and seizing Rim with c • •
rie.d:hirnfOr distance; itAr,eir .
w itti Mice; i-eikewed it:s,aetaCk:hy ;
head,- and*WcAlcrprobably ba'srelt not
one of his mates ran to his assistance and raitaahitie
from the fate his cruelty so justly Malta*

THE ARMY.

- The Berwick and fnvoraess Regiments of Militia
are ccdered to embark for Harwich.
The Royal Bucks Militia marched through
yesterday for Hastings.
An order has been sent down to every regiment to
make an immediate return of its effective strength,
that the great expedition which is preparing may sail
with all possible speed.
Friday last a party of the Stirlingshire Militia, un-
der the command of Lieutenant AMORY, marched
into Greenock, to relitle the party of the 71st, who
set off for Glasgow.
On the 26th ult. the 2d battalion 88th Regiment,
or Connaught Rangers, 800 strong, commanded by
Lieutenant-Colonel 'Arata.acz, was inspected and re-
viewed at Castlebar, by Major-General VANSITTART,
Commanding the Athlone District ; when the batta-
lion performed its various evolutions and firings to
the entire satisfaction of the General, and which he
was pleased to express in the handsomest manner to
the Lieutenant-Colonel. On the following monolog,
an order was read for draughting 204 rank and file
to join the Ist battalion, in Spain, when immediately
about double the number volunteered ; but on the
morning on which the draught should have marched,
it was countermanded, and the whole battalion is
now on its march to Middleton barracks to embark
for Portugal.
The la,sti division of this battalion marched from
Castlebar-,on::the 6th instant, to the great regret of
the, inhabitants, with whom they have lived on the
roost friendly terms for these ten months past.
THE LATE CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN.

A General' Return of the Losses sustained by the
Cavalry and Infantry of the Army which served in
Spain in 1808-9, has been made out, in obedience to
lan order of 'the House of Commons, transmitted by
the Secretary of State to the Quarter-Master General.
it includes the whole loss, as returned by the differ.
ent corps; but it is material to observe, that the
amount of loss for which remuneration is to be grant.
ed by the public cannot be known until the Board of
Claims (now sitting) shall have reported its opinion
as to what ought to be allowed or disallowed, of the
claims brought forward. The following ate the total
losses of the most material articles ;
CAVALRY.—Consisting of the 7th, 10th, 1 Sth, and 18th Light
Dragoons; and the sd ditto King's German Legion.
ESTIMATE OF LOSS,
IN NAGGAGIO

Olken . ‘11,130 9 I
Nos-compiesl444 Meth an Privauks 5,977 15 Iti

IN AIM.
Carabina, 1100; Pistols, 2313; Sabres (or Swords), 1923 ;
Steil Scabbards, 4421 Trumpets and Bugles, 17; Forage
Carts, 11.
ACCOINTRICIALNTS ANN lIIIIVINTNINTI.

Pouches, Belts, and Runners, 1234; lets of Acocattreinenti,
complete, 392; Saddles, complete, 1970; Bridles, com-
• ?tete, 1782; Blankets, 1651; Chabraques, 1429; Sheep-
skins, 1687; Sets of Baggage-straps, 1828 ; Sean( Chink*
straps, 679; Sabretashes, 1488; Sword or 3ahre-b9ks,
1241 ; Herne-collars and Rings, 1484; Boots, pairs, 7011;
Span, pairs, 708; Sashes, 117; Cloaks, 1554.
CAMP zwiseatt.,—(Teh minute for &sail.)
INFANTRY.—Consisting of the different Battangps ti. 4 the NI"
lowing Regiments : Ist Foot G upds, 1M lotrialiktdsZeenV.
4th, Sib, 6th, 9th;,l4th; 20th, 28d,s4Sdl, • tido
44g, 494, 50th, 511 t, 59d, 31kkollOtl4 net,ll92l4.l9lthillast,
824) last, 9,441'114 !with; &pa Star
Carpi; end Royal , • . .
1.11.3134.11774 40r: PIM*
er 84.410iikalt.zi . • • ;
n• Clißeer;w4i!l.4l.lll"
:lebtrAm'lss• lone. 41' 1:41-
or *air:
.Rlkes,. ; 'Bulb; 1434 .19814110100109 41111,011 bi WINS

Bart- nets; al 82 ; - ‘ r.

or aogoteitmoniTeranla APPEMTMIPMTiII.
Serjeants.--Swortls, 4 ; SWeed-bears, 230; Pouches, 98;
Pouch-belts, 101 ; 54; Sword-knots, 136;
Sashes, 379; Breast-platei,"3lo; Pwerder-horns, 78.
Drummers and nimesTs.—free Mid, r
Rank and Pile.—Pouches, 11;930; ch-belts, 11051 ;
Bayonet-beks, 11,195 ; Breast-plates, 9920; Firelock•
slings, 1014 ; Powder-horns, WO; Scabbards, 4497;
Great Coats, 9082.
CAMP tQUIPAOt.—•(Tos whiwkier

We understand that the Spanish ships in our ports
are forthwith .to sail on their return to Spain, after
having been fitted out in the best way, as a proof of
the entire confidence we repose in their honour;--and
it is said they will be, by mutual consent, employed in
the joint operations of the war; probably ifaconve)ing
British and Spanish troops from one point to another,
the better to harass and weaken the common enemy.
At the Police-Office, Hatton-Garden, on Tuesday,
Captain JENNINGS and Captain SOUTH, were brought
out of a field, near Gray's Inn-lane, with their se-
conds, as they were going to fight a duel, in cons*.
quence of a dispute which arose between them at a
coffee-house, in Holborn, when the former parties'
were bound in the sums of 5001. each, on their own
tecogniz.ances, and the two latter in one half the sum,
to preserve the peace,

Captain BARCLAY ciMlinued fresh and 4,01 at six
o'clock yesterday morning, although rather more in-
dined to sleep as he goes on. An alarm clock is
fixed over his couch, which awakens him at the tip
pointed time. It has already been stated that a rove
:of lamps has been fixed for the pedestrian to go his
mile by night ; these have been broken by some ma-
licious people several times ; but -the Captain has
guarded against this foul play in future by placing a
wateb, and he now does not go alone.i
ELOPEMENT.—A curious scene Kesented itself yes-
terday at Knightsbridge, in consequence of a post-
chaise having been stopped by two gentlemen, in
which were a young lady and gentleman. From the
warmth of the parties, the populace soon understood
she had eloped brim her home, in Sloane-street. The
curiosity of John Bull was such, to get a sight of her,
the thepassage was impedlil near an hotfT -She was
irvh taken away in*.eliariot, by Iterlilds-'—
slle,. 4410014ecitood to borthe only daughtet 1)11A,
,itiMPOfkroVertY• 211tellant. was it
viva, god* She had goise to the house otitlf .
dhirkite4treet, Rathkeiellaces withg*l
her parent,"ffithe mortilisg; and it watin-cOiaqll
of the receipt of a note, teat thetas* was discovered.

WOBURN SHEEP SHE4RING.

. .
Tuesday mornmillisf&iVihe Duke of Benronn,i
and those gentlemen. sotto are-Members:9f the Snith-.
'fit Curb, siFilfikh2qMtitaCi-ft W51119/;.'%eld! a
meeting at Wotittrniiili6so eltlittrienzlelhin Vlce'
ites‘si the.complorpasancieinitriiusiel.,ll4.4vretheritind
theaves exhibited for the Priag.s....i - - --- „..3:....-,ii..r.;
..4ixlut,twelye ns'fl,pik, oAttstAtlernen..setplitio i
tit& lif ate :blilci'g, Arm h mile froni—theAbblijr, to
bestiiientviiisol3, e,,,t ot9g hi Ty..in ai di ; - sererr:flaftWs
itartecti?r.the-sii.steri eirpinffeted.hy. his-13t=,+celitsi
Proprietors of the best plough; ~tita , Ova guioeis:lo '
the holder. „Tivlopghing continued till abiTt half...,
• ,fast i...no'clOCki- When the company wentto;to .Park .
Farni, • and- iffl*Pa 'iliiiri..iime. .spent- in' Viewing the
Agrieuhitrar litipleireinti; theyreturned.f6-il* Abbey
to dinner. ..
After Allow 41.1's O.G. 61NCLAJR: I‘)Ste and- in a.
short speech recorntended-tothe attention of.Gentle-
tneliof landed Oißeff_y_; the iraproVe.ii4nt of waste'
Pandi.' . • -7'. -- - - .. ' ''. - .
.. 'Abouf tve n'troar;ltlicornpany -riterned - to. the'
Park Flirrnik,'.imFlT:eranined several machinev which
1 aver ,:r.cylirg ip.,.;,,?e..ri-visdi , . . . .
tree hjs pracs:s rams were let for the season,
loh'id'lVlr..ta•ifer-f01.46 guineas, a three-year shear ;
' iinOthe ES Mfr. •l at 15 guineas ; and a four-ytar
.thwascen 40, riNiids; 46 Mr. Letosher. .
.t.' Some sattlemtraiolso sold in the evening, a Devon
heifer, three years old, to Mr. Smith, at 44 guineas;
*a Here or heiferl ._ to Mr. Platt,
.for 27ignineas ; a
Devon iiiifer,7thiiOyears old, to Mr. Smith, at 24.
gtiiiiiiii 465tlier' Hereford; to' Mr. Platt, at 26 gtai-
new.' -. • About seven o'clock the company retired. •

THE FOUR-TS-HAND CLUB.—Yesterday being the
Ist daycf, meeting of the. above celebrated chario-
TEers,• the public curiosity was again strongly excited,
'and the attendance was equal.to even the first day of
the procession. The equestrian and pedestrian spec-
, tators occupied the whole et Cavendish-square, et--
, cepting that part which was kept clear ,for the ca-
valcade to pass. . On no. former -ocienaiet . bate we
ivitrie.sed se many elegant equipages ilandaus and
batouches were wholly occupied by Ladies of Jis-
tiniaished rank and fashion. The bear previously
sxeci upon to depart was one o'clock; it. was nearly
tivu b....fore they started. The following was the
Odd' of the set out :
1 " lYellew Carriage, AM four
14 Plarie.a Bilxlol, if+ - • bright Bays.
', 6 i.ortt Kiva* • Ditto.
I,Alf,Aix Jobs R.gers . . .
' fit '‘..NtilainA :ill. • Ditto.
3 1-• •. c4/1 Esq. • • . • Phaiton and four.
AS 1.0 Hinton
7 :vlaisey Dawson, 'Esq. .
8 Huirkpbrey Batley. Esq.
4-1-fori: Ma' tin litwke ..
Ditto.
10 SlRJharies Watiiiifyrde .
11 James .4r-burst, Esq. ',.
12 Sir Godfrey Webs:er .
They proceeded, as u.,aal, to Salt-hill, near Wind-
scat Mr. 011DALDTtros, and his.-raseri-bird, were not
present Mr. 0, has 16st a' near xelatiVe by death,
whlch act.cauritifor lti'S- Uhsence. Mr..4:o,inaw ,AT
XlWO.:iiiill(ll.9s6Sed, ancrSiii-Texai'VANE TEMPEST)
is laid up ,Iri,t)a.-the gout. , ~. . . . .
Eltfl'y'yetterdey-lisOrning the louse of a Otitlemani,
in_Gloucester-place, High Holborn, *as' breve openi
aiui robbedof cash, bank notes, and outer articles, to
a leagewasotmt. • : ,• • . 1
ikteciti4e. out .at a cottage in BramfOid,Suffollt.!
on Friday, ',lltright, which from
.the violence of th&
wind, ed "w!th sucialtry, that in the. pace of, three
ha4i'. ilk/54es- 'tret completely destro_yed.'; ' •
31E.
.4.,,p.c., 10,45)14:4..:W0day night, at Hayiack
kantne:frorrei, len- tistowinnor.,of Mr. Terrace, which
letibioyed •qtr,hottaoh;saiitt. an extensive farmyard.
Such was the rapid pro gtiii OF the ilithis, that two
men and a boY RCP in' td 'the devouring ele-
ments in ,Melt, beds;'Vtd"tlSe loss is estimansd .at
le i(1000-:.;:llitivast4ireCikaitliwd-big 411*(wwaSficier
setting fire to a eon:I-loft, „., , , •*' '
;4:m4:ay: a4amontaWerstecident occulted-on board
the Aigle frigate, in Hainoaze:'..- Ai two marines
were playingriat.tievang.vray, 011eridi! the other a
push; *lit+ cattieckhrliftbrall overboara•• the author
ofithe' atattitiOX.4.4hci
.ii4cetuine.l. on deck) imme-
tiidtelYPitingt4AustSter la lintl-they struggled with the
I\* .:-.esl+the neat. was lowered dowth—butiefore those
nerlebild feVetsiv asils*icr, ihet ''went to the
boilF?!`ii!'''' ."
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Monday 17...2,n.i.g1ica-a Ts.lap,....whe..ad got intoxicated
at tile riotchis meeting called, roily Fair, ,went home
to his wife in Bridgewater.-street, Liverpool, and de-
riVaadekblirecnibtief,:lfrit' had exhausted all his
*Alt. ,Oft-lief rertriiilgTia:CoinPlYivith hii requeit, he
khociteccher,doiikaiinilledher on the spot. • ,
•:••Ttreidity sernhitfit;•AntheitY and Adkins- apprehen-
did;;Aft)...r•ii desperat2-reSßtiiiiee, Charlestizetingham,
atthelol47.lies-tralt SivillOw-itreenwhO had escap-
ed"fi;6ltri GT.rificeitertrifel; :%libete he stood committed
• forti lilglifeityrobberyifie Was'lOdged in the New Pri- .
soo,CleriEenwell,:andiarrFriday he attempted to break
attrkitarving ma Lie an aperturethrough the outsidewall,
nearly sufficient to get through, and had got off his
isons:.; but.fortunately- Mr; Newport, the keeper,. ilis.
rovaxed.:itjirst. m time to.prevent his escape. - He has.
been since. sent to Glonosster gaol.
c f..:: xnwEr.o-Orrtcti-Tttesday, J. Warner, -alio:
i,•-•-blitk man, .(who had cut his- left hand off be-.
e;:!;; f 1:2 would not work, but was.afterwards sold-for
Vedallars, and carne home cook in a.ehip) was char-
•;••"4 by Mr,
..fi. Hollin.voodi of Upper East Smithfield,
4 ith stealing. 27 shirts silk hat, and a watch. ...lie.
was further charged. by Mrs. Reid, ef Poplar, with
robbing his ready-furnished lodgings ; and a Swedish.
sil: lor a. 71. He .was fully committed on,the two first .
caarges ; but is to be brought up.for another hviripp.,
M.osioN-Hou.sE....—W. Daviswas. charged with.
stealing agreat coat, and toor lobsters, from. a PraVes•.
1 end boat, the property ot Mr. Creswoil,, a fish sales-
man,- who stated, that having frequently hadlobsters
'en, he had taken tip ihe-piksbiler as a•warning_ to
uthci-s. Several ~rtis.'esSes prilveirthe prisoner coining
o‘pt of 'the bgai *- ,i.itir the 14514ters Wrapped up in the
coat. :Zoe
.prooer,said he vias a watennan; and told
diTerent_ stelies ho'w hescanie by the property, which
not beingtatisfactOry, he was fully-Cominitted- • . .
Makarit IciPs was fulfis6nitiiitte4eharged.ivit,
tieterio • h,leshitings:
.. Nit :Jones, the landlord of A
'lll.ific.- bq.o.jlll: Ilishopsgate-street, produced • throe
IF,
iint 't.V'kVlifilf he"tad taken from the,prisoner. it
.f..-.) Afr.. s. , . - , • .•- . 1
I Ee4L i llfice alteiasi,tetendkrlZ t(i'llav! Mqt:llt
e;.
clian% e t tit; iit tearehed,' it 'boftiii ginseft4e,, aiA
31rte ~
I: bis "44111iiiticli4iit *.efteti - - -
•cf.‘u., ung3 risra .1 ...,,. ~;v7 f'", ... a: .!. nf.'.:. -.4r:
i...t-fc ,ib tow vaills 9C.3 .7:4: .•3300 SlO Nis*.i.: s:.; to