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• THURSDAY, NOVEMBER S.
GOINOWDZIL Purn—No India& dooe at the Stock Exchange.

At the Privy Council which took place yeilerday,
at the (4reen's Houle, his MAJESTY figned the Order
of Council for Letters of Maique againft all veffels
belonging to Tufcany, Ragufa, Naples, the Seven
Viands, and all ports and placer in the Mediterranean
and the Adriatic, belonging to France or her Allies.
A Declararon of War againß Denmark, which was
alto determined upon at this Council, will appear in
the Gazette on Saturday.

V'arions Mails arrived this day ; namely, one from
Lisbon, one from Halifax, and one from Jamaica.

PORTUGAL.
The mailer of a ve Wel which arrived at BMW from
Bilboa on Sunday lan, reports, that when he left
that port on the t9th ult. no French troops had en.
tered Spain at the time of his departure. But it was
underitood, that the French force at Bayonne,
amounting to 40,000 men, would commence their
march on the 25th ultimo. The Captain further
Rates that he had ken a letter to a merchant from
Madrid, juti befoie he failed, advifing him of the
eccipt of a letter from Cadiz, Rating that detach•
menu of Span& troops were daily marching from
thence towards Portugal.

The latter part of the above intelligence is, how-
ever, very vague. Bayonne is the tendezvous for the
invading army, and it is from thence only we can
learn any thing precife as to the dates of its move-
ments ; and we know, by the (übjoined accounts. that
on the t Bth of September they had not fet out on
their march. Indeed, there are letters in rosin re-
ceived by the laft convoy, which (late that the Prince
Regent has intimated to the Britifh Merchants, that
" their perfons and property will be fafe, if they can
get away by the 4th of November."
According to the former intimation, it will be re
eolletied, that the 16th ult. was the day fixed upon
for the departure of the Englifh, beyond which it was
underfiood, that they could not fafely Ray. The
enlargement of the period feems to imply the exill-
ence of fume negotiation between the Portuguefe
Government and the enemy, and encourages a hope,
that the kingdom of Portugal ma: be allowed to'
retain its independence.

The mail which arrived this morning was brought
to Falmouth by the fchooner Gatfcombe, of Dart-
mouth, in 16 days. Difpatches were alfo received
by Government, brought by this veffel, from Capt.
Macziw cry, of the LIVELY, the Chip left to take
care of the Brit& veffels at Lilbon. There difpatches
were brought to the Foreign Office Taft night, by
Mr. JACKSON, art officer belonging to the LIVELY.
The Townfhend packet had arrived at Lifson on
the 13th ult. The LIVELY was fill waiting thi;
loading of feveral fillips, chiefly Swedes, which had
arrived from St. Übe's, and are to come home under
her convoy.
The Portuguefe Navy was fill fitting out, as if
defined for the Brazils. Admiral Q2IIITILIA had
arrived in the Tagus from the Mediterranean Ration,
with two (hips of the line and two frigates. The
difpofable naval force of the Court of Portugal, with
this acceffien, is fated at fix (hips of the line, and
snore than double that quantity of frigates.
The bu9le 11111 viable in the fitting out-of the Pot. i
tuguefe (hips, induced many to believe that the Court
was bent on emigrating ; but the more prevailing
opinion is, that they were only determined not to be
furpriaed into rneafures which they could not approve;
and that having (hewn good faith to this country,
and fecured the fafe removal of the Britith, the defign
will be entirely abandoned. _ _ _

By the Mail from Litho° we have received Madrid
Gazettes to the 7th ult. They are chiefly filled with
extraets from Eng Newfpapers. The following is
the only article they prefent refpetling the invafion of
Portugal :

" BAYONNE, SEPT. 18.

gs On the Ich a regiment of light troops arrived
here, and on the 15th three regiments of the line,
amounting in the whole to 6,800 men. The day
f Mowing the General of divifion, Laborde, ordered
thefe troops to lot m, when General Junot reviewed
them, and made them perform various evolutions.
Yenerday arrived 4000 men ; the General in Chief
will review them rc,•morrow." • • • •
The fuhj••ined letter is from a refpeilable commer,
cial houfe at Lifbart

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LISBON, OCTOBER r 3. 1807.

44 All here is eonfufion and difmay among•the
trading interefl. The Britifh Commielore oa the
Ilation has ifrued inftruflions to the • Captains of his
Fleet, t,, prohibit all B7itifh veffels from entering: the
Tagus, up,n any pretext whatever, nnlefs at the ex.
pref. define of the confignees, and of conrfe at their
vifk, in cate of any fudden alteration in the minds of
the Portnguefe Government, which appears favour.
ably difpofed to the ilitifh at prefent, a:though tome

what gloomy and fnfpicions. ;• 4, ,:• • • •-I
" The Priells hre all in the pay of BQN•PARTI,
and a more rafcally let of men.never fed ttpott the
bowels of any country .

48 Moll of the Britilh merchants are already genie,
and perhaps the rell will follqw in the convoy which
is appointed to fail on the 16th. The general, and
but too well f undid opinion is, that the ports of
Portugal will be finally (hut in a few days, aad every
Englithman will be compelled to take his departure.
" It feems generally believed that the young Prince
of Beira will immediately embark for the Brazils,
but whether his father will follow we know not.

" The Portuguefe have now !even or eight fail
of the line, frigates, titc. completely ready fnr fea
—the caufe of this armament remains a profound fa-
Bret. The quays and warehoufes exhibit a fad fcene
of bunk and confofion ; people hurrying about in all
elireEtions, fuperintending the;embarkation of their
property and preparing to go on board themfelves.
What property we are obliged to leave behind, mug
be fold at half its value. The Portuguefe merchants,
of courfe, take the advantage of our dilemma, and
fight thy in the purchafe of what they know we can-
not carry off.
" Hitherto the Officers under the Portugnefe Go!
vernment have afforded us every facility for the em-
. barkation of our property, but there was Come talk
at one time of a decree being aired for the feirre of
our goods and perfons on a certain day, if not all off
by that time. This appears extremely probable,
from the great anxiety in the Portuguefe to hurry us
off, becaufe they tremble at the thought of a born.
bardment, which they know would be the
quence of any outrage upon us."

WEST INDIES,.
By the Jamaica Mail, we have received Papers to
the i3th, and letters to the tsth ult. Their contents
are not of great importance. The Wets India Seas
nal (warm with French privateers, quad out in the.
French Weft India Wands, nor are their Sprat
neighbcurs idle in tbefe predatory (emulations. Oar
cruizers had alfo been upon the alert, and had fue-
ceeded in capturing feveral French and Spanish pri-
vateers ; and when the Packet came away, about 20
fail of this defcription of veffels were faid to be ready
for fea at St. Domingo alone. The iflands, in gene-
ral, were tolerably healthy.

Yefterday, about twelve o'clock, his MAJESTY ar-
rived at the gueen's Palace, from WindlOr, where
the Dukes of You. Ksor, and CUMBERLAND, were
in readinefs to receive him.
Soon after two o'clock hisMaiarry held a Privatc
Levee, which was attended by,
The Arebbiesop of Canterbury, the Loid Chancellor, the Lord
PreWent of the Council, the Lord Privy Seal. the Secretary of
State for the Home Department, the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer, the Firft Lord of the Admiralty, the judge Advocate, the
King's Advocates—Earls Rofslyn and Winchelfea (in wahine—.
Vikonnts Lake and Cathcart...Lord Gambier—Sirs Home Pop-
ham and S. Cotterel—Generals Sirs D. Baird, T. Bloomfield. and
H. Burrard, and Ward and Grofvenoe—tolouel Murray, Major
M‘Donald--Captahis Wheatley, Cathcart. and Hood.--Lieute•
rant Cathcart, and Meffrs. Fawkncr and Grevllle (Carious In
waiting),
The (allowing had the honour of being prefented
to his MAJESTY ;
Vifeoutit LAKE, upon his creation to that title
IhrEOMM CATFICArr,upon his creation to that title,and of Baron
Greenock, and upon his Lortifhip's return from Copenhagen.
'Nis Lordihip prefented to his Majefty his two Sous, who were
his Aids-de Camp at Copenhagen alfo,
Colonel MURRAY and Major M'DONALD, upon their return
from Copenhagen.
Admiral GAMBIER, upon his being created Baron Gambier;
alto upon his Lordship's return from Copenhagen.
' General Sir Bulaokn,upon his creation to his Baronetcy, and
upon his return from'Copenhagen.
General Sir THOMAS BLoMMRFIRLD, upon his creation to a Ba-
ronetcy, and spat his return from Copenhagen.
The following Officers were prefented, upon their
return from Copenhagen :
Earl ROSILYII.SIT HOME POPHAM.
BrigadienGcneral WARD....-(federal GROSYKNOR, and
Captains WHEATLEY and Hoop.
Hia Majsrrr held a Privy Council, at which the
King's Advocate attended.
The Cabinet Minifters had audience of his MA-
JESTY; alfo Mr. BOND, the Judge Advocate, who
laid before his Majeity the proceedings of feveral
Courts Martial.
About half-part five o'clock his MAJESTY fet of
on his return to Windfor.

Her Royal Highnefi the Princefs of WALES came
to town yeiterday. from Blackheath to carlcton•houfc,
and returned In the evening to her country refidcnce.

Yeflerday difpatches were received at the Fcreign
Office, from Sir ARTHUR PAGIT, who is fail to be
Rill at the ifland of 'Penedos.

The Dike of PORTLAND. was prevented from at-
tending hip Majesry yefierday, being confined at his
feat at Bdfirode with the gout. _ _

VIACHIDE CATHCART left town fall night for-Edin-
burgh. ;•
Friday fe'nnight, as the Duke and Duchefs of
BEDFORD and rune were palling the Tiveed at Ber-
wick Bridge, on their way to the South, from Scot-
land, a high wind blew the Imperial, containing her
Grace's clothes, from the top of one of the carriages,
into the river, whence it has not yet been recovered.
. A veltel, which arrived in the River from Emb-
den, in 5 days, brings advices that all the' Dutch
forces had been lately called nut to occupy a Ration
on the borders of the Rhine. The Captain fags, that
the profpeoft of a new Continental war was fisted as
the caufe, tho' k was net bejieved to be the true one.
The lateß advice. fronfamburgh Rate, that the
Danes are proceeding againft Bad& property in all
their ports, with the 1111114 feverity. Of the clai-
mants they require Inch ?proof as it is not in their
power to. afford, and
.there is hardly a doubt but
every thing will be condemned that is proceeded
againfi. American fliips, having Englifh goods nn
hoard,. were at fir k demi*: but, in cpnfequenoe of
the reprefentations of General ARMST&ONG at Paris;
they were releafed. ,
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NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

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FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 2. Union
Aboukir
Arrived the Nlanchefier packet, Captain Davis, Arme.la
with mails from Jamaica, in feven weeks pattage— Ilistutta
the brings no news ; alto arrived the fchooner Bombay
larenceeftador;
combe, of Dartmouth, from Litbon, in 16 days, with E
a mail. A midthipman belonging to his Maje(ty's c,`'fr
(hip Ltvat.v was landed from her, and immediately
let off exprefs for London. The Townthend packet,
with mails from hence, arrived at I.ifbcm two days be-
fote thefchooner failed, at which time it does not ap-
pear the French had entered Pot tugal. Several empty
Swedillt veffels bad arrived at Liftton from St. Übe's,
for the purpofe of taking on board Britifh property.
His Majelly's (hip LtvaLy was waiting in the Tagus,
to take the convoy to England.
The Portuguefe (hips of war were fitting out,
And it waz. the general, opinion that the Royal Family
intend embarking for the Braails.
Several Portuguefe veffels were loading at Oporto
with Erica property, and a veld was off the bar,
waiting to convoy them to England.
The brig lane. Caosat 6, from Oporto, in 18 days
paftage, appeared off this harbour to-day, and pro-
ceeded on for Plymouth.
The yrreßAw, of 6i. guns, bast captured in the
Gulf of Florida, and fent into Kingflon, on thc la
September, two very valuable Spann brigs and a
(hip. His Majefty's brig ELK, of tit guns, Cocoan,
has alfo fent into Jamaica a valuable Spanilikaltip
and cargo, and 125,090 dollars on board. 7-

Oloueetter
Hannibal
Hogue

TORBAY, NOVEMBER 3.
This afternoon arrived the following fbipt, under
the command of Admiral Lord GAitroiaa, Viz.—
VILLA al PAM, Hiltlitiita, ST. GaOROl, Darap
CoLOssos, Tassaßataa, FOUDIOTAIT.
PLAIITtGI. allaT.; Rosa floop of war, and ANN brig.

I LIST OF SIBPS OF THE LINE
[GILDING INTllt KINC's AND 141tECIIANTe TAROS.
Goo,. Gum.
• , - - I2D Howe •
- 74
‘ . - 123 Invincible - • 74
t - tto Milford - ' 74
( eta Minden - • 74
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98 Pitt - " 74
L 98 Pol.-cliff% - ' 74
A 74 Redotihtable ' 7,
A 74 Rol -I Oak - 74
A 74 Sin Domingo - 74
R 74 Scarborough ' 74
H 4 74 Stirling Cattle ' 74
CI 74 Venerable • 74
bt 74 VetTvur . ' 74
'Llt 74 Vidtotioas - _
11, 74 Vigo -
la 74 Vindidtive -
to 71 Watfpire .
A4RIVED.
In the River, the Samuel, grititton. from Cork—ln Wyre Ri•
set.. Fliweett, Alliky, frum Petal:burgh—At Shields, Percy,
Pinkes, from Peterfburgh—At Cr./roadie, Wenfbark,—, from
PeteriburghAt Whitby, Ruby, Barker. from Pstafbnnilt-.40
the Downs;Tbornton, Jackf.m. from Peteriburgh ; and the Nile,
Pringle, from Oporto—At Brißol. Margaret. Dade, front Oporto
~,.il. ri.4.4iverpool, Romp. Blanchard, from Maffaelmfetts ; Rohn,
from Virginia; Kids, Hanlon; and the St. Bakke,
:=7rota Archangel—A; Dublin, Lerwick Packet, .--, fry
fihetland...3ll the MBRIBppi, Balky, Toyes ; and the Baltic, Dg.
lane, from Liverpool.
Tbc Succds, Taylor, front Riga, for Hull, is on Sore Dear
Got berth.
The Cromwell, Belton from Sett'', for London, it Inft Deg
Lowettoc
The Reliance, Thompfon, from Riga, has been captured, and
gulled iota Bridlington.
The Charles armed tarn, that tamed frt,nt Hull for Eli:lnert
the loth nit with a first for eke Baltic, Is returned into the HUM.
Ode, baring feen thelltipe fate to Elficorc ; where they arrived in
Bye days atter their departure front Grimly Roads.
The Hopewell, of and from Spud( rland, with coals, is en tore
at Corton, and wrecked, crew raved.
The Nancy, of Searbonough, front Shields to London, with
coals, is ftranded'on Yarmouth Beach.
..
Yefterday a Court of Direaors was hc.lsi at the
Eel lodia Houfe. when the under mentioned extra
,
(hips were taken up and thus flati( ntd, Tip.
' 'Coen and' Bay—Et:Ohmic/4 Captain ISUIL'IP Hetet IT ; WV,
Bagley, Carain Grotto it Hoo et It ; Sovereign, Captain /tut,
CAN,PDELL ; Harriet, Captain W.l.v Nen.
Bombay dired—Huddarr, Captain W. NeSIBITT.
Madeira, Coal( and Bay—Monarch, Captain S. HAWES.
Madeira and Bombay—AlL.; indcr, Captain Tiles /Li Pave.
The following OiEeeri were ( worn to the command
of their'relpeflivi Chips :
Captain B4OWN. of the Dorretrldre, for China.
Cantata Ns SaiTr. of the 1-ludilari; tor liwinhar:
Thetas: t ithij Juiced at. fix d'clOctr, till liredoci
day next.
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This day. a nnmber of feamen were paged at the
Board of 'Admiralty, as invalidi for GreenWieh
Hofpital; ' • . •
A cnnpany of Dublin merchants are now fitting
out a privateer, of ab gins, to be called theWn ate ea,
and to he manned 'with a breed of feamen, called
'he BO and Sicily Boy:, eciitally eminent for thqir
fa4manlhip and intrepidity.

• Lieuteaant MIRCATI, of the Royal Cornwal is&
litia, has been tried ty a General Court Martial, on
a charge of irregular and ungentlemanlike conduit,
and honourably 'acquitted,
The French prifoners who lately broke their parole
at Launcelfon, and took a fifhing boat from Pulkerris,
in which they put to tea, but were driven back by
foul weather, and have!been covpsnittcd to the county
prifon at Bodmin. '
The Northumberland Militia are about to march
from Woodbridge to Norman Crofs, and a detach-
ment of the Durham Militia is ordered to do the duty
of Languard Fort.
A trotip'of the ssth Regiment of Light Horfe are
come to remain at the' barracks at Southampton. '
On Thurftfay detathments of the 2sth, 4oth, 63d,
and 8111 Regiments, dame into Porstinouth from
Hilfea Barracks, and embarked for Ireland, to join
their regiments.'
The sd Battalion of the 62d Regiment have
marched' into Portfmouth from Winchefter, for gar;
rifon duty.
The Bpdfordfhire militia are removed from Wes
Barracks to Gofport. The tft Somerfet Regimen:
of Militia, c4nittranded by Colonel Sir CHARLII
BAMEEYLEIR, are at Chicheller, on their way to Pori.
month, for the duty of the garrifon. The 3d Lana
(hire, or Prince of Wales' Militia, will march from
Briftol, for that garrifon, on Monday or Tuck'
next, to relieve the North Devon. •
I May IN IRELAND.—The 2d battalion of the 84th
Regiment have arrived at Cork from the Ille.of
! Wight ; the 18th Foot have marched from Clif3d,
ro replace the 9th at Permoy ; the 6:h Qarrifon Bat
mho!), from Tullamore, have replaced the 13th st
I Cahir ; the fecond heavy German Dragoons have
arrived at Tullamore, ft om Dublin ; the firft heavy
German Dragoons have received the route for Bal.
linrobe, Gott, &c. ; the 26th have marched from
Charleville to do garrifon duty at Limerick.
Lott week, the tit, 2d, and 3d divifions °LI'S 9th
regiment of foot marched through Clonmel, on their
way from Fermoy to Dublin. The 3d divifion an
rived at Clonmel on Tuefday.
WILLIAM Han ItY, of Callleblayney, Efq. is appoit
ted to be High Sheriff of the County of Monaghan.
. Friday night the Long Rooms clofed at South.
ampton, for the feafon, with a drefs ball, which was
fafhionably and numerously attended.
DRURY-LANE THRATIS.—Laft night the COI
Opera of the Duenna was performed, for the EA
time this feafon, to a very crowded and brilliant
houfe. It was ollowed by the Farce of The Ilium!,
which has not been aced here there twenty years.--
The Ake of the audience in going to a theatre, is
aatufement ; and, we will venture to affirm, that
they were not difappointed laft night.
Covssr Qattoen.," John Bull," a Comedy Ii
fterlieg merit. was 14 night judicioufly cafi-
admirably performed. Where there is
cellence in what the Public has Co often
Criticifm is (pared the talc of an esti
ment.—" Mother Goole," with the vaga:
LOQN• in Harlequin, and the extraordioar
that unrivalled 13 own, GRIMALDI, fu
pleated every fpettator, particularly in the
dance.
The intereft excited by the achcsool.
Pr
Firft drawn Number, fo.morrow, is
general ; and fpecially Cu, on account of
Numbers beiog fo very confiderably let
fuppnfe that•any purchafeatde Ticker or
remain unfold, .with. fo imruenfe aft °bk.&
hand, is to fuppore alin..ft an
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