The Cambrian

i- FrcHxir, October 2!>. Hamburgh papers to the ,8tb; just. wer £ received yeHterd'ay.—-fit an' atticleVir.qm; -Brussels,: dated J Sept. 30, it is • st tte^that letters • received írqm I k, Calais, Boult)]z:n.eT- aiid.■ Abbeville, speak t ói the preparations at- those phvees .for refittirig the armed vessels; feh&t the canjp at Soulogue wiJl shorily be aS'numerous' and respectable as it- was two years agof and tliat the Minister of Ma- rine had proceeded to. Dunkirk to hasten the pre- parations :—nd .an artip-le, dated Dunkirk, states, that the flotilla at Boulogne will soon be in readi- ness, and that the Visit pt the Minister of Marine to the northern sea coasts, seems to indicate that means are preparing, for a serious attack upon England. An articie from Copenhagen, dated ;Sfpt. 29, PS states, that part of the Ehgtish 'troops had ad- vanced towards Elsineiir; that others had gone into winter quarters j.aiKi that all expectation of • their.-voluntarily leaving the lsiand, seemed to be removed farther thanf evfer. .Jwo-vfessels- h^yfe'a,rTi*ed, drie; 'f|om Rlgaj the other frotn Memelt former in about three weeks, the l|it^r,in less a. j^tnig'ht. No em- bargQ. fiAd '-be^ii laid o&i o'P^was apprehended, at il'igi thej^nglish-. vessels there,about twenty iiV number, had- nearly- tafcgn irt theii' cafgoes, Jtud :mcre to siiiliii a feTy days. triere was I; tiie least ideaenteriAined; tliat -an embargo • laid flbft-'iCussiab ports. "counts have-biecn resetvedftoni H^iigoIsland, Stating;- -that;the JPreftcH ofFriedLurgh, and other ^it^V(»y:t>oi4 and.fishto&veasel- in" roqaisttioii, for the j)iirpuse tpqops to ^ieaiand, V- V^Uers fiiawe bftensfc receivfed^from J^antzic and >;1\anirtgsbarfc frhidh that t^e French tfoops itad quitted'tfte q|- thofte .cities, t^e dischargeif, pr: ;^j^|3'tte|bfy Jtocttfitje ^be'pAymeat|.iyeti. ;fjPrus- 'iVjtta^.howevtsf, is nff1froin'theip. yisi- 4fetwn, as th'^ have^lyVemoved to Elbjng-where they ^meaft tb eataw^lk tjiemskives,for the winter. &llvth*f ptiBhc ^>f il4ings a.nd'Mfarehau>s«;s in that ate ewwig .cijitGC bwra^ks fot, their rti* ',Option, '■ V- A number ?f pani^.y«sfis ha^e b«envbro.ught • intd-Biri^'fi hart)'ou^; The ^xp^u<?e at sapporting tbe*se*ihien Who na^"ig{ited them, tails at -present .i^^n ^p.gland. Thit-ta said to at Ports*- to the> su|ii oi lO&l.'per week.t. mas- mates ij),v6d. and 'Sailoips 'ls.' i. A ^b^feulleufc slonm"o^-vaPi.««hich. wasreptttted to "ha^e. been-loist on lnesVjri»a^c.vv'as only icJismnsted feaie,-«JKtk*tadtey} aiidr ^as-ia1 sajgiV. oJEx. the* K 4th inst." 'V'. Letters from our squW^Q Ojff^efrol, dated thr, 13th inst. ^hact the' enefty'?, ships in .that: h^rhoiir^vere perfectiy featly -to^;sc^ifc bavfog^heir »*iiU Csetitj and the.cr^v^t.pnstabtfjvtr^ •gUDS. It'H w £ ii ^tt^ry'pt iq ffutto. ,slsa' <he;Tcf'(5nien?' they -perq^iy?- a; 'iav.o:urablb' Op- pc^urnf^.to <Hc^chll|e^tidacioMs^j^(!■ 4%M5MatsV. apd.:s^psl « iijjrof.CVniiapd-'tre f 'Midi HteiW*s fcfce^mTiSi^ta" of wwHg'ail iiaf th^-l?tte^ .besides. if* r- A (iottt-nhiirgh mail arrived this morning, which con.ipL',U.iy <iiss-ipu5efj the' alarm 'that'ii.es tor some ''tirriji prevailed, ut,a:u immediate ftrptlirfe with Rus- sia A vessel, armed Jit; ilehsifcgbofg |>u,tiw; in live days froaii1Hi'gi1'iwith adyice-that jtb-e Jiritish" Consul thev-aWd .caived froin'-Sii" Ss$hairp, the Consul (^Cji'ierajj iiuHnnUon,tijAt-therejno longer e^&tead ,.c^qse,: ^ar..ivp^rfthe-utling' aiv':embargq on., ,.BrV^{i v«ssela,- artfl that they •rnj^h^ifrsaf^t^ coin- ixlet^^theic ca»Fg^.K «' Xjeit$ £ (rwi. ^tfjPSptersijui:§K »f^e| J^th. ^p- Embargo t [\I/(k, Ill' lire advice "of; Lord G; ,L.? G9wj;;rft (jrd.-ers-had- -.uccp seat t,;> ;C6tmstad if ;\<vpre-v eft Watty .ino rfe ships f .-jUipg..u;ntil th'ey• had-.T^ceivedftjheiir-cWgoes efirboitrri' V..A. Letterdropi- Gu.tteidnixg-h, '.iof"Wife%(lv spates! ''th'at;t6.e..J>^fMSh.< £ uvsrnmem liid*issued'letter^ ol 111 i C Ll I I id a,-spjjisiulerit>i« -wu af ber' o f pri vateer Vere'"fitting:at Holstein, 7 -lq.is :.tha-t wo.yld -b^ roadv- to Sail from iJ'crgeB: (N or way),' (iui'irvg. t!ieprcJsent*iiiiotith. i. li" appears. lrom;*a»-^vvedi,sh.- •J^ullertn, that thei /I)uke jLk -Berri ai-^i-ve.d- atilelsingborg-on tlie 29th': uiC;on board an wher? he'was; ..recerved. with rpiii-tary; horiosu-s,' and centlucted. With every respect aild dUti-ii'otioirto' the' house, by Swedi^lf M-aj«^ty,fflio, vv;ith- .Qiieeri^ -had.arrived at Uelshigborg oil''thp 23d tirao". The irom'Hug'pn-^neariy. ali^thcl cavalry and liorse .iiilery.had'rea.civft<(.dl,:und;sotiie'shtp.s .of'.war: had returned sal'?;, to Eelsingborg-w.ith- several oat- .talions ot"iniantTy on-qard,. The blockade ot the -.PCkrts Anclath, and Stettia, and of the rivers L'ee.n iind. (ider, had been .raised by the King, or. Swedwi •iwliiL'h .st.bngiy CQurdbo- rates..the repor^tpf -an approaching peace betweeu France and irweden.v- "• had bEen, cleared from the j port Of Eisineur, between the 'i)th and aSfiultimOi of which numbt.r forty-four w-re Kijg'iish. 1 h British Consul had resumed hisfunctions at that port. Three Russian ships of he line and thre frigates had arrived at Elsineur froni Archangel, bound for the ikihic—and on tie 23d ult., were Jving in the Roads, with other Russian trigates, which had previously arrived. It is -mentioned in an Altona paper, that one of; the-llussiali ships of theiine lulvin^ got on shore near Copenhagen, the E'ngli'ijh Adini'ral refused to afford lieralic in consequ»enee of which it is Supposed S'he will be lost. The master of the American ship, Intrepid, who nrmved- ajt Cork on the 18th," in twelve days from Lisbon, reports, that before he cam«$a\Vay a French General arrived at Lisbon,- and demanded the vsarwader^f all the British 'subjects add :Brttish-> vgoodsiki fVtiigai" whieh M, the., 4^nMeiR^ig;.nt rejected. ? After some discussion, it was^aj'ienjth Settled'tha't' the British shopl I be alioAved fiftfen-day^ to.leave Portugal alid withdraw t^eif properties -and information to this effect was > communipated to the -British- residents. The Prince Regent apprised tliem that on the expir'ttion of that period, he couid,ut)t pto,nii-e theii) ,the*stuall- est prrit«ctian c of which the ut- ■/most elfbcfrtif were- making!to-procure .shVps for thjt" 4r i. -riilnS&val of British pnopcpty and persons. t ».. Th^i :«"hr.5tile iti o d in the .speech delivered in hisi SViajesty's name by the■ i Lords Corfifiihissiohers; at- the end of last Session, had, sucri a, cofms'tesicy at that time as to. completely jus;tity the vigoro'i; Y iloptei to ic- feat it. Ministers, it \<t as- »rt'd, aie rj ( to lay before Parliament uneqmvocal 1.)rt)u s ,f a comt.)iiiod, attack upon our -shores ^rufn-.liie Baltic on-one si?re,: and ttom tue toi^tof vI Portugal on;t"he;:odier. Irf1 hi." t h (li'os.ic. n, vies ot Denmark, "el (who was to be ten. • i i o the J n c\ I. ih ■ i''Nrorth, and thwe *#t rrauce, Spain. inahfcvSouth> t&tv-" ptr • .i i "■ (l ou..o Ireland. It is moreover t irP" ijues of this le tgne .ire c.^nttl i 11 t-, .,t the treaty of Tilsit. ••

Ha'nh.u/gh' ancl A Itm x P^p<r iiist., jjoiinudsao Urh j ,F- J itca tu Ltit-, ^Qch; iiive been pnncipai of .intelligence !• is 'stated, that xccordjtjg to iniof « t i r mi aU quar- ters, e,Court,,p. Li,s tho per-, fidious suggestions of thf* British-'Government. That according to letters iroftl Bayortne,.the Prince Regent had-embarked with his son, and all his Court, taking with him the treasures of the crowh, &c. on board a squadron ot thirteen ships oi the tine;; that heihad sailed:lof the Brazils, where he in tended: to establish his seat of Gbkerniiietit and that an English fleet had entered the Tagus. This, intelligence is said 'to have been-confirmed by the Larldcs' Journal; and that the French army had begun its march from Bayop!*e to Portugal. The news which prevailed at Paris, .that the Prince Re- agent had-carried off the treasures of his crown, &c seeipsto havg occasionefteousiderable disappoint- metit, and the resalutioii taken by the Portuguese Government, is, wholly irtipUtedi to the advice'of this country. ._■ The-news- of the surrender of Copenhagen is stated to have- reached .St. Petersbutgh the 18th ultf and -15) have occasioned there considerable in- dignatjiqn against this cotrntry-; audV according to an article from Lubeck:, October to, a" change ^a.?, taken place in the senthfletfts of- the Cabine^of 'St.eters.but^h, in whiehth¥English,'interest has received its final blow. This is said to be evidencied'. '.tor'tiieUn^pduqtioB' of Romahzow ih' .the" Department of Foreign Affaire. It,is also stated, that Lord Gower has solicited his recall, because, l'rorn ihe instant.the Emperor heard of"the attack ^lpon Copenhagen, he* refased^to receive hii £ ord- ship atCourt.VVith respect to th;e* King of Svve- den, it is asserted that h^disappro-ves of the con- ductor Euglaad tawapdsl^girnvark, »«-- rious difference has arisen,betwecu his Majest\ and the English Commandant in ti c t-tia t, the King transjnitte } several ^tcong lett-ers to Adrnirai Gambier, who iji^eiucn had cliTealCrled t6 treit the Swedes as enemies an d. that i f i t were not for the reception giver* by his-Majesty to the J.{w.g of ,France,; it might be pre'-umedl th-tv his- Swedi^h .Majesty, bad f iled,,t.ot, nib r..tc e the party-of France and Rirssia.- The intelligence from Vienna is af a very ex- traordinary complexion. It states that the Fng- Jish ships of \yar have been-^uilty of some often- sive aets .towards the. flag in the Adriatic, and ijl the bloci- ide^of T^fjste and l iume, 'incon- sequence of,.vvl''t4i, thy lJ^«rorij'»d d-etemitte i to^huthi-» pa?,ti. thifr-' c»iTTvtr.jT,v'4. uultS3 the a.1 )L^0tr Z'fi^qy^^oi^reiijjpcugg 4wl?~equivalent .-ta l>e -|)^C ^nglbh rnevi-chandwe *se- 'qGe'sfere'd.in"iiatnbutgb •" jfj^ -notyetbeenrdefini- ,4ively se^l|<j—3,5q4&)0!v t val-tre. of.-what •iiqfs al r^a(fy'beeii de|ive rt%l to Fraticev • 'hl^^eouj^t. of.,t'h.e. ^arjfime;:force .of .Rsissi-Ac- Ylte^rand fleet Jn'^e- Baltic eonsists of 59 sflnps, frViz* 20 #ntirfly xiew strips of 'the*'iin"C-\vi'th* 15a5'8 gvmsi 14 frigates,; with 4-20; bSti:|rf, vui Air] 19 jailer vessels-with lig kujij Jr sufe hese-i theFc are.iu the.»orts'of H jold slwps, of ihe linens; The 'fleet -;of ']: >. < :OC 705 gnus; viz. 20 gal1!C,:s, ot 13Q.gun3:; fioatiugJ batteries, with 160; 81 gun-boats, v^ith'ld^f-'Viiid 63 other vessels, with 103■ The fletft ih tHe- [>lack.$c.a-cojtsist5 oi: 41 -.ships, carry1'ugl;225'gllHss viv.ljS^hipS'of.theiiue^widl 081 guns'; 4:'frigatds!, with 162; 7 brigautiiiys, with 51; and 14 smaller vessels, 4t\gÚn;¡j)ó:Hti with .5^ pieces of cannon, and 80 other boats.—< "Thè flatiila ill tbe. (:\lS piau Se" consists oi"ii.V'essels| Čcil:Ü¡¡¡gjntl.w .w.b()1e.io guns. » Ac-coi-diiii, to the Virginia papers received oaf Satujuay, •, the hostility of-tlie savages, of; J^ajjtl^ America towards -thb-p^ople of the United StatesJ is more formidable than was generally supposed 11 it is believed that they ,will coutm-encewar- like operations, uninfluenced by the resolutions of this country. A letter from Fort Mbhiiirnaki-nak," d'aied towards the end of July, observes, that se- vera.L of the tribes were fuily dcterinrired XJII War,: A very extraordinary and curious talk Was circu-' lated anujngftt thehiditring the last winter, Wtirch has produced a wonderful effect on.tbeir minds.; Some designing person canie amongst them, under the.-assuhved chata.ctn"of -Mdnitore, or their pro- phe.t,And possessed such sway over theUi, that he has formed aCt extensive combination of all the different tribes south of the Ohio, and east of the Mississippi. The policy of the impostor, who. is evidently preparing them for war, is the pretext of restoring-to the bOrigines their former indepen- dence, -to the savage chàracter: its ancient energy, s This system li- gqy ipterwoven with their ancient superstitions and modern pre- they enjhrace it a religious'eri-. thtisias'ni, as comitig dirett'ly'ffohl the 61'cat})p/:rit. -r-lt is supposed, tint the. dissatisfaction of the Indians has oeen raucn incre ised by a late step, of the" Bfitfsh the places.above-mentioned; They h ive forme i into a society, called the Aia- cfana Company, by which means tiiey liave united thefr interests, and thus secured as gre:1ta m,onor poly oveS- the indi >ai e-'U'iftry, as ever wai 'esta- bhshed by any Company of British jnefchants in ttie north of me new Continent.

TUESDAY, October IT A GottehbuTgh- mail arrived this morning, the :intelligence by which states, that a courier had ar- rived at Cjittenburgh, on, thE; 19th October, in four-- teen diys'.trom St, Petersbun;h;;that the alarm o> a war wiltl England seemed tobeqnÎtç over for the preseit, an l that all was peaceable when the ,-courier, cane away; that some.fears of ati, eiw- bargo ha,I,beell entertained, in consequence of which seveial vessels had left, the Russian ports, to -the greatdisadvantage of the merchants. The Russans have begun to evacuate the pro- vinreof Wilachia, and the Servians, after some difficulty, have been included in the armistice be- iAveen Russiaand the Porte, Private }e.brs tecèiveclfrom Holland state, that the American Consul has addressed a letter to the |American merchants in Amsterdam, requesting, ".that ihey w.ll hasten the departure of American [Vessels with all expedition. It appears that the uonstil. receivect his instructions from General Armstrong, at P iris, with an explanation, that he was led to tie meisure, from the consideration that as, it wa-v-known to be the inteni'ion of Bona- parts to act upon thefieçreeof the 21st November, with tije utiaost rigour, there was every reason to' suppose that England NVoIlllrd, retaliate., c1nd w: >111(1 soon ord-r, that all vessels found: com- mg from, or going to such ports, as were under the i. iiitli.ience of the'French; would be deemed legal v —lr i- -ai I,-however, ixl liolland, that al- d1dU,IÚitrw- 1".the,reàšnl1 Gen. An-n-' •, • uto of Ameri^atj y^se^s trui i .i- cF.fain, tbe real apprehension o.ts' tnsca t .i sonie mis'uVi feVstanding with the" f,(.J n- <• r.i.neui; and tn.1 t as TIo n'aparte can- ,>i si.(g .at out rupture ■botw'een Jinglandan^ .im.-rica, he tus determined to cbmmehce hos'ti- Ü 1; 1 (,'i, a;galfl:;t.t¡H' llnite"1 lncwrmer aetwrmit of the ..occupation, of Leg" h;ir,-i by fhe i*tench, hasvbtjen confirmed. A porflr. oiu.iiritioii to this t-fi'xt was.yesterday jjijade'-ai ,byd's; Three thousand 1 reiich..troops,- uBder ieu. i'.lioliis, took of tbafc city on the:, 3 i irltimo, apd pr;>pmy, ■« "i- The 'Danish frigate Fylla, and .the jQbero.n sloop- jf war, with convoy ot. trinspo;cts\ lad«Q with Da ash store#, h ije arrived rtf ^ariy^ut^.UiUejuftl, :Campbell, of the Leyden, has brought advices-: roni the Baltic, .that, ieyeral sliips .and transports, amounting so eighty-six; sail, urjder qonvoy of "the inflexible, sailed frf^^sin^r.oiic^tlje^tfe.i^stj: bu t tnat afterattemptiiig; lar five „day'»,-to pass' the Cat teg at, they weare-^hhged t,o,„take.shelfer in Got- .vteuburgh and hat on the 13th inst. an-Kn-glisif frigate, and six sail of transport^, had bpeh tlnVt'f into the roacis of-El'sin^tij. tie aiso reports, tnat :■ the whole of the ships 4t, .wir, inansports,-&c;- were ^expected to clear th^Sowrvd'by the i7tfjin>t.- It appears that it was'the Russia-n Admiral's sljip ■ which-'took the ground 6ii. the coast of ^jkholm,- and that at the^ titrie, wlien lie is. stitecfto have fired guns of distress. Admiral GamUer, an J all-, his vessels, were confided jto the-C ttt^gal hy the violence of the weather,; And :j p re ¡;umed, he'po'ijl^'ntft^v^fleffemfel which British sailors would have afforded; even to an enemv, un- der.similar qircmnstantes.. New-York paper to the 20th d were receive yesterday, from which the following articles are selected "■■■ «■ ^eic-jiorki Sept. 12.—In the Halifax We'ekii/ XJkrd- nicle of thdi-ith' olt. is thr- lerive.djfovn a; very, respectable soifrie? We repub- lish it. for the;atniiseme^t of ?^ur readers f—" lollpwing information is derived from a very re-s* pectab.Ie sourog.-j and) the-"rec6uciliratton of Bona- parte with Moreau, together with the well known, fact of the-latter, beinguoWa^ tually emploj/ecf by. the- > \mcncan Government, leave ho room", to doi^bt that, the ■ outline, '.of the pkm 1$ ti though the. vigtlauee- ot tfe- .British Govefnin«j>t < n:i:èj, < IV present its actomphshment riRiixxoi: of The correspoiidpnce-of laHoy^nO and Oene-5 rai Moreau", which cau&e;jl. su&h feuwnises at New- York in I ebru^ry Ust, is at fast deveioj)in^- adej: we cm scarcely J)e, «m-pr'^fd at the"-e^ent$v\in<?h have Miice follow ed;— Bonaparte'and ^Ipr|a«.are^peoanEjlcd^If-i More HI can to bfe^ls^vitli Eng. land, ten thousaixl ^"tench WoopA are in'ronjflfa^-v tioji wsth th^ Ameiic4.n^'to driv^the-Engiivli from the Colltinern.—1Canada and \0Va S^Uararp tor bo erected into a Motlanh», and Mdffeair^o be crofrn-. ^d Kiu^ of A( ttdic rana hoik uh& Cupada*^ ^merj|a si to. viu £ yTrd. ,frfv4, West-India inland, to bfc,g_iven:yp to lhem-.>—^fhe« t Government ol Am^etic5\not"having ep-Oiciejrt ener- gv, by the present .-tciittiiotipn, the President to, be supported in big endeavours .tQ-<ehano;e it, atul 1 form of L«^gislafure.a(lopted^ in which die.i Chairi'rto be as^utued k»r lite.—The only difficulty •is .stated by the American- Government to ause 'troni Tiie Northern Stated, who might be avise-to a ri Acadie and' :Qàí\al1:î, aTTencbman but this "may probably be; ovet5pij^e,,j| tb« -w^ic,-with England ..H,i?6pod|ki,n^T^h.!?\ ifutbenticity :ùf this an and:1 the AineiwtaQs^' Wiio aj,c' fto.w loudly ..crying-out. for í _"Ci'i.« -S ;•«'J*vt < • .j'i') L war with England, maykiidwhbw completely t1,ey have been made the tools of France and its p%n> s,i 0 u..e.r. A /rom IlalifiX, .date^rl ,Sg*>t. gO, Says, *t'- ^^ays ago^ de&ue. Eriglalfd, Wltff and Ad- Uiiral.•. the .prjet^tiops and steps drderecitW,: be'fesk'eri; tStfe i-?a'*stTO^ presuujption, that hostk Uties are on the point of. breaking out): The' '98th1 and Royal Ne#f?!^iidiaid regiments ^tsliark 'frbiii •this•imuied(atelyy;"fbev aire to" Befe-' placed by. the^d slid i&V regiments,of,fo^ whjic^ are expected to arrive saofe ;-ch\Ù:iär1rtès from the- fleet are tO'iyj laiided, in the iduiy in the lWhe:i .All-hand^are .employid hi repairing' 'and strengthening the iwiwm^as^ijtis'the general doe^-yard will be the es ,earhe:stt.and Chief^bjedibf'the-ApveriCatis. Canada is also thoughtto be a diief object arp<^ngjthem.-— 13 Moreaii has- be^n -re^ifttoifeHhg-far tbese two months some go. s.0 3^ur dis lo>jj«y' that J,íê"h¡ls avowedly been in the confidence of Talleyrand thi'S some time past." An ex.plosion of 30,.(;O.olhs..of.-pöwdh .:af1.ux, emburgh, in America, has ru.i$e4 up>vardkof 200 f families.' -.yr-Xa, Tjie indisp'osition of the Btifce' aé Portland, it Is be lieved, will occasion the immediate Jecessi9p.Äf that Nobleman the Mar- quis of Weilesley, it istoriJidédtTy said,' will be his successor,

'.n; A^nNESDAV EvsNiNG, Oct. 28. AR^AWiPAa^TOt-IJ'MXS'H' NAV^f. ;AdtMtal ^tanhxi^V. sailedf .froni Coppnhage.ti, with his divislpii^t>h pia-the l?th he was' i lorced: by i%ut Into Gottenb.urgh sailed again oh the 2.Uth; anu in the afterr- of yesterday,in. s»i,e Fomp6e, with "four Engl^ afid jBve Danbh saii of thefiiaef •' and a numbeP^tsanspOrts 'I'aden wirh; naval -a(t f •scores. They aie bouniMor Portsihouth. Wtfen Air, Fisher, the" "messenger, who reached town last night, came a^vay from Copenhagen, the whole of our army, except the rear-guard,"had embarked. 'The remainder of the fleet, with the naval stores, and the greater part of the artiny; hiay be daily ex- pectf:d. It is not the intention of Government to retain pos'sessioh Of the island of Zealand, but an arrangement has been entered into with t'he Swe- dish Governmentj. in cons'equencb of which a por- tion of oÜr army as to remain during thewtQter in Scania, a Swedish province immediately' opposite to the Island of Zealand, and only separated from „ it by the Sound. This circumstance affords deci- sive evidence of the falsehood of the repots which, have been soindu&triously circulated in the Dutch and French papfers; that a misunderstanding ex- isted between Grfeat Britain and Sweden,, Denmark having declared war against thiscoun- try, her West-India Islands are now bctome a le- gitimate object of attack, and, rutnour states, that Government have actually senfout orders for that c y purpose. > It is reported,. that the shippi»g-And stores; at Copenhagen will be Kalueid on their, arrival in this, coimfry, and that tt^e army ^n'd^yy will receive tljmr "usual projjQr'tion as ^prize-money, -Lord Cathcart's share, it is said, wil!he 'Wofth-100,0001. ■ The -'stores, &c. are stated in s ieger from Cope:u- hageii to be at least df equiU}-ii Ý.a!ije,t than the whole :Q.šl1Uslul¡'¡'V.Y; P9RTl1GAU;" Nothing pew with regard tp Poft^^I transpiretl yesterday'but ^^ftille^'jjite'H^ence frotii that. quartet is iodjted lot" Tli(e.|irrival- of the T6^vnseifa^)acket is,accordin^^o the nary ro€ai £ i(^,tL^o'ito tO! ^e^fexpec't^d: to-moi^ow; tm t--6Qttf0cvelStfis^ re tUltiihg with Bri- tish property, or conveying hcuifi .SaCie-ttt'isb .1 S-Cttiin every'hour to rpath s country, -"it, is t9 ç. engnjnes^ojf th#;Ri€rcantne woriq-tcfc; i'^e informed \<i h regard to Pogiu^M^at^drt i'& :i i being CIO fil tn liil;c ated. ye,te rd ay-46,at a vessel from ,PottugäJ. .ht\ uivbotwbinthe Downs, an express was.sent oil • It was-isfca^d^gSte^day, ^GhftngeV^n the au"' j i.-fhortty'^ja, ^|^fi^ah,vV^o left "St Andero, in 'Spain, on,tK0;^8|hvjhat th«r Fx-oach away was fheii dfi it^: niafeh *U».PiJfrtVgal. 'j;- i f, t Is anf|Pinkn^y |^e#erflotvested-witfi-^ufficKntpow-ers to fettle tfie differences betw ecu tl^eir Qatiarvii^ -Gr^-gritaiA re ore, be sus-; perlded, until Rose shall Jreach An\puca .r.yV* -'i -i^tnShnrgh and A^f&ha' Papeti-trf •the.Jfitli,; ar- rive'd (|>ls-j5jq^4^posHNely,asscrt«di that thf: l^if% 'of^j^pl^ Ks|tquUted (he islaitd of Sicily, any.i.ak^O-f^fugg- lfiMaJta. r -5A9 arttclg dated October the 6th,- ore the Banks ;of tho'Dart«he>:predic^^■thc-s>i.eedy dbwhfail of the Td"«:kisl>Em^irj^a.hd states,it tta&becomrmore pre- tcartonsjy cji^ao^sjiaiicedy «WC.^§^Creiatty of,Tifctt, altfi'ough the argan-geinent5 njade between1 |h<f two'; Fjuperors have, not, transpiredIt? that the adherence of the late StU £ |fc§elia^b jiis connection :wrt{v preserved his ^Emftire- during the la-1 y"eaf,fr Jh^ t|iat M onar^h has tliat Mustapha will..O^otiifaii" Sovereign who will reignover the Provinces of thie ■Byzantine Umpire—Mu&tapha is accused of having 'delayed to renew the cddnectioh' 'Frimce,and ,ot hav|nS been -detected 'i.nf" secret :wJthJhe. English. These observations cannot be Irftconciled \vit1t the conduct of the Turkish Go- yernment country, or With thb rjadi-, ness with; which; .the PiOrte seems to have acceded to the Russian armistice. It is possible that the Grand' Scigneu^?,li'as;;d|sco'Viei?ea: the objects of France and.R-ussiA; and Ihat he has rcpente"d, per-, > Imp's too aceeplaiwe^f-FrenelMmed iation rl,4w kivig of Bavaria is to tnfeet Booipartv, at lnii- dan, abou^.th6''Cn&L6f ,the^rear. "'fhe French artnjj5 ^ich'fS to 'advance''through' Bosnia to .the Dajaub^i,a postedin Dalmatiaahd Afbainil. conoiftiajih^receiving rcinfoicc- uaents,artd.wjll,shdrtl^iiio"unt to JO,000 m"i), If st'^fed -that a. itoti^h 'Squadron is rnu?mg 'o'ff..JeHe<ip^ laml that the'Dirdanfcl^S are de- fq^kdedj by ^hiitfts, and a gifeat nuh)bser of gun- hoa'r'n l^erenc accounts frotn'tudi 1 bviuf a copy of a Piockinaflon issued .by- the Government of I ort -St, Gij^r^ ji>-conseqiifrnce of.-thciruKitry Sit \el- lo*e. Proclamitift>fl,"a^fer ijoticing tinman ej^-aordmafy degtoe' pf fwjifatlon pre^aik d .juiotig'several'cO'rps'of the n itive wmy^taUA, rtl)a!t'oA en|juyiog mt-o the^pjotxves pi thi!?- conduct t ^-&'It4wkS-appearisfl thatmany. persons ol ^«li 1 n-^ te-ntion1 have eKdeivo&rcd* fbrmtlieiom P'.l1!tib') c. ) 'upon 'the'NHtivji f to ops a be-hef, that litis the tvisli Of the BriU'fh CoM^.ment to-convert fh,tin bv forcible meat/s W GftrMMiirf} -j and hr- XofJ^ap-Hi touiU.il iias observed \Vah concern, that sucfi mahcio»s reports h^ve b'e^n believed 'bj ma'iy of t«he- Naftite Frftop^ "—^Ihe^c troops are therefore assured—" That the^ame lespec^ ,'t\¡ hH; 1\ ^hewii by the British Govern- i^eni.for tlj'eiE veUgton and tor. thëir: «ont»iitiod- la«d that fro lnterfoption iiwill-be" given 'to'any i^a^iyp, 3v Mussnimin", 4a fh^ practice oflys JLleligiPiis'Cerer wms,1- ..7 vt" Mi .*) "'IS'. A "•A V ■> t2tL=- pf .!)tJf rfis/fctiants contaectea with' ^hc'ftfs^iartf^ Se^m^ljes'terdav quite revived. -T^tielea'p of any sVrioMs d'fsse'htion with that coun- try The last inteirig-enee-?"by^ the'GottehburgH mail, and by a vessel-which1'arrived yesterday from. AJemel, has apprehension,lit least in the opi- -.aioii>6f-the;:merchah'b*j>lio>vjhcec| the tone of tfxeir cp.oftdence'by; the Mature "of. their orders. Several Vessel;were, .chartered y,stei,-ilay to go out to Cronstadt and Riga, to bring ho"ftie."the cargoes which'were left^behind by the vessels, that so prc- gj pi lately -de)>aft'e'd from those ports.in conse- quence of the rumour of an approaching em- bargo.: ,'a' Abo'ui 2000 hogsheads of sugar were yesterday purchased by^ the merchants, s"o.confident are they "that a'.iruiMef for' the'm in spite of ail Napoleo.h's fiec^es.^ YesteM^V^^pmVni-v.enfftee.of their in- tenijQn.ta.j^htr^l.ipE 2Q()fl.puncbeoHS.of rum for the use ojltBe jSavyr^-and it is said, that they are i,n fature;tause^atii-entirely;-and not brandy. ASpcdiat CbfnmiSsion, it is §a!d, .will be sent down -to^ Herffdrd;. for'.the, trial of" Simmons,' the inur(^rcr,"alrnos4; jminediately.: prur^tane.T1-A" new Comedy, called, T/wt-V a Te&Tuk,- the production of Mr; II. Si'ddons, was last night perefnid ^tliis Theatre. The scene ofthis Piece is'laiCat'a village in the county. of Surrey^ ai>d thei'olloMjing.is a sketch of the plot: ■Sir David Dc/wa)* has quarreled with; his sister and abandoned Tier and di|r."husb?j:nd on ac.count of family pride~hfe afferwafds marries himself aill(i is invoiv,ed irt-mapy difficulties, from which he-is' at lastreKeye.fi hy tfte ^eneidsity of a neigh- bouring farnjer, ^llh '>vh#i.he. has.1ia| many pre- vious loccaSlOned by •the Baronet inte^'ipa of,rrymg his son to a fich young lady, wKo has been left under their joint guardiai shipi,, 14 the ne- phew of .Sir David, ^ifxuEi^rrCTohj ti- Ainp. J^esist».the importuni- ties ot::hig unele^vhoTS^i^rto secureriiefortune of his ward to the family "by a marriage between Blall4fQr.q. and;,h*»r5el £ but t'he gallant sailor is de- voted to ZeUdyt ao^jO^ph-jm-h^ihaS ;mystcrlou51y rescued 1rom.great danger in her childihood. On detecting the viflaiMds desigh of Sir .Arthur Tessel, a profligaternari^f fashion, against thefafmer's son, his rival with-his* uncle's ward, the old farmer makes. Biandford acquainted with his story, by- which it appears-that he is the husband of Sir Da^ vid's sister, and that the child tiie'g.aUattt:'J5&nd- fprd had pfesjptv^was-his,- After this, discovery.-the- Farfner-waits: on Sir David, and'enfbrcing the moral duty, of returning good for evil, the-divided 'relatives,are,united in a family bom!, Blaudfard .marrying the orphafl^Zelidy, while. PhtÜp 1S uhited \a~Qlivin, During the representationi' the audience re- peatedly testified their approbation; at flie. fall of • the curtain the1 applause was loud aiid general; and the piece W|.s giyeii"out for a repetitioiwithout a dissehtieht voice, v ? V STOGKS—JCorisols;16?||i ■ ■* II" ■■

lIÔRJ;f;S£OR SALE. ,< TO BE S0ft> BY PRIV^ATE CONTRACT, n^-W0.^capital welWbrod BAY- GELDINGS, ;.Jt "the"propcS-fy of H tr<fent1eraan having rio fusilier us« for them, -the one !> £ htfnds rngh/ rising six years old, the other IS hands, aged,- botli- well trailed Hunters and en- gaged itt-^yefy respect. For. particulars apply Jervfelja'sj Printer of this Paper. J" f O R y „tV*m a5 THAT; 9Jc¡I) auds'I^ag-eatabliihecl.- GRIST- ;:rJt. -/jEfj^.1^ i^te^'lTiitfe^bew^ia '-thef parish of of <Jla5np^aa. whi^h has Wen .^r^'jar^ actii-. ■nety,&c:'Wti|_Vsi in ij^xotBpggle ^PDfiitkin'iisr'doiug a"* g|neat'd^ft.jjf'bgsub''c''f%t- For furtfit'r"pa'-tiCulars enquire oCJ Mr.-yosUh John Guest, Dowlais-Woti. r ■ '.?■ '•' 2'" *• '•» .Frttit*4it-6€$~ flnet *Green-hfimp:PJ4ftt$*JFi*r? '• ^it^e^a't'rfihig Sto&Jifyc. TO: BV action? ;?By5WM. JfOWELL, -t On Thursdaj^ the 5^i:flaj*oT Noveto^? Wxt» the fol.- A- ^&^hfiya1ui^anciwtH-]'a'esfirved H01JSE» •: £ JWLti UTENSILS.: •&E. of S.;Wi,ts6'N> near N'E^TXI comotuig pf ipahiigany inaliogany. hookp^se aiidnlflir^e ditWvwd#dro'be "chtets o £ drapers, b,ur^a»,4ie<^s, wsiisl^ststntfs.^igltr-talrles, Uc^; ioa- •hpR4ny„s»iwl jQt^ey.^fe&ir?* ^aiidgaii-y-sfdfelx^r^ p'^r and .«u.njT.joTas'se^ Tvu^jgy?.-are4 Sowteh carpets,- feiftlietbedfi, ui diogan y. ^r-pjist eight-daY :cfock. clijna, gfa5ss7.and.«!?fth^jiwflTe ;with a Eargt a^oHmenl of uSetuf,Jntchert rC(p;isitgs,y ferB.win'g^iit«lttn5v <^sk9, trams', SCROLL# CLUIFU^,&CV^W0:»VE»Z^A^6NB^RT;DITFER'.(^KINDS of h*<rnc^VrncJhCMer»-ARa.i«tHer riidisureS, 'scales _scale- bfeam, w'eiglifs, siiikfi nntf carpen- ter's and a |argp.9ll!ft'in^sr'0fvsae^^snd bKtcfe bpitlra. '$$9*flicks -4% tfrifMaitJiitSf,' fkree 'IS'aadlc^Horses, 0 coiv. »'will toehwiW the first dayj'^wf » dat-j^ of -«fS -elioseji fwiMrces* Sfr 'iu'n^praus bfdssbiifiifg shrubs a!t\tt;gyegn-Hoiise pjaftts^v: -v\■ r* T.M. sale.tp be^vn each day; at ten eclack ■Sow Is'thE TIME'TO GEf-A-.§>IA-ft^aDF. The THE rM^VfT .STllT-E LO.mt- $y/iicfi,kegu7i Vxau>m8'^th OGTQB$ll^i&of, >' Sir JAMES BRAKSCO>fJi "Co, BEG leave to observe the present: State • LOTTKBY SCIIEMJE. EXCEEDS ev-er.y $chcmè, TTIFET H«5- t;one before itrby^beuig.jablo^^oastiof a efjAQiOOO Prize. AvitlMthly SftO^ fickftsj iaji^jcdnsidiwahly^sS thail Tivo TJlanJcs to a frize, as -jbalpr^nate-lioWef -oif^ach Gf the Numbers drawn in jfiejfirst oi; principal Lottery.' and. .cu-OtI^"l,lo a TJrkot.in-the Supptcr«tlx""r7 -1' or.Slwre so dravn,tbe:.hcildp^by^ly»«if%t.e«l»ir*< 'utuiw-vuentiened' offic,f».roayj if th«y.ehowe;'dn ftp-%etgr^ .tlleMTitliNoseniber* 18(F, Sftllfofithe full amoutit, as'af-dfawn! 'a ^!2Q" Prize ;butf. if not ^cd^fieiliolders of sUcHNuinterv atterthat tira»?,-will fee entitled -to every %nefi'ehdyfianqe he longing to the Numbes ^er Humbert- they possess m' th« Supplenientary lottery^' which is.to ctmsi&t urtiv of thfeS.OOiJ identic?,iNymbera d-rawir as befofe-mentiofiod, be"<M her' otv??iiro^iers lict(i eitlier a whole Ticket,qe\aShare, >vit!/aiit «t« further exptn'ce or' trcrtible ot changirvgi-ihe Nundjtr fip 11 flrcflased in the'principal l.ou^rv.•. P. '■■ Schemes,gititisforfytik Loturtei mckFrlseson-dpntani*• TICKETS anci SHVURS re-TIOSFR-selling by L Sir JAMES 131 N P ■ Proprietors of the IjvelajXMtcrijXX^ict; • ■ :-No; 11, lIoLfloit Oo IIAYX.,IN T, ) ,> Picc^PtLJ(x; By whom, 111 the I i^t Stitt I oltery, the foilqwi.ng ca| weresoldin }'()tty^wo Shares,namely-: No. l.&,78d, a ^rize.af-. l.ikbwiae, ,Ifo* lO.lhfa pri^e'. « •' And -No. ,4-ttSZ, a Prize of..if 500 — WiiF.RE ,KHE,FI.'VST .J .» £ 30^)00 Prize ever sold, L.l.ew^eNo- the last < £ 23,000: jnid the onfy Pipe e\tr e.ntitipd to; ^^030, No/>-24j5().5,"as first-drawn the ^<?<pond-Day,.in-the lwrTpai^s I;ortcT!¡" wefedividctf mto i}!«tres>ar.id» iu the.t-wo last Year's i^tteriesj upwaTds-rof Jl 'JOit.QPO' in Capital Prizes wfife "also divided rat the -abova ojhceijiu 4^0shares, exc'ln«ive of *€veH\ J^lWrd V &«* ,N- B- i'TCitST^^and Saaw may be had'likewise ol • -Mir ..Mr.. P;. ()\VpX, \Ye)shpo.ol; ÇlHIR.ç}Hw' :V 0,;04;, '7' ■ ;I -r.