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• NEW SOUTH WALES. • Vol. gym pries 191. bawd*, ,ENERAL COURT Hospital, for the Trial s , qt, 'NS VON, Major of the iflid Corps, on a CHARGE of said Corps, then under hi, lebited against him by the January, I tiOd„ Evq. F. R. S. hts.btajesty's Navy, ‘.•-ip-Chief in and over the Terri itiDependentiev. INRTRIYM, of Climes Inn. and Icusta, Paternoster--row; 1"S GAZETTE. CROWN-OFFICE, •NOVEMBER it. • NIUSEER RETURNED TO SERVE IN TEES PRESSIIIT PARLIAMENT. Burghs of Penrose, Inverness, Nairn, and Torres. Charles Grant, Esq. the younger, of Waternish, in the room of Peterßlie s I'sg deceased. HORSE-GUARDS, NOVEMBER 11. • _ MEMORANDUM. • The Prince Regent having been graciously pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to co.naiinii, that, in _commemoration of the brilliant victory obtained over the enemy by'a division of his Majesty's army, under the command of Lieutenant 'General Thomas Graham, at Barrosa, on the sth of , 'March, 1811, the under.mentinned Officers of the! present upon that occasion, should enjoy the privilege of bearing a Medal, and his Royal. High issess.having approved of the Medal which has been atrock, is pleased to command that it should be worn by the General Officers, suspended by a ribbon of the colour of the sash, with a blue edge, round the neck, and by the Commanding Officers of Corps and De tachments, and the Chiefs of Military Deparments, attached by a lkibboA of the same coloux to the but ton-hole of their uniform : Lieutenant-General Thomas Graham!. ' • Major-aeneral William Thomas Dilke.. Colonel William Wheatley, let Foot Guards. Lieutenant-Colonel Charles P. Belson, 28th Foot. • lieutenant-Colonel William Augustus Prevost, 57th regiment. Lieut.-Col. the Hon. Thomas Cranley Onslow, sd Foot Guards. Lkstenant-Colonet Andrew F. Barnard, 95th regiment. jfeutenant-Colonel John M'Donald, Deputy Adjutant General. Lieuuntant-Colonel Edward Sebright, lit Fart Guirds. Liegtenant-Colonel John Frederick Browit, 29th i sot. Lieutenant Colonel Amos Godrlil Norcott, 85th regiment. Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. Charles M. Cathcart, Depitty Gape, Quarter-Master.GeneraL lieutenant-Colonel Richard Bushe, 20th Portuguese regiment, Charles % lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Duncan, Royal Artillery. Thomas La. Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Gough, 87th regiment. a. Major A. F. 13aron Busache, 2d Light Dragoons K. G. 1., Thomas Howard, • By the Command of his Royal Highness the Prince Re. I wank, curnsfaccer. gent, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, James Moore, of Cr (Signed) FREDERICK, man, to plumb Commander is "l e t „ Colchester. Air H. Totter/is, Lieutenant-Colonel . sing, Bartlett's and Military Secretary. Thomas Morgar . fIALITARY PROkfOTIONS. ater and bake • at eleven, at trAtt-01FFIC11, NOVFI4/1111 IS. Parker, W • Ash penept.o6,,Diagoon Guards—Samuel Scott, Gent.-to be bte,ll..nti Coeseceeetkogefueehase, vice Burn, promoted. t G e o rge Mr •id egi relent of Dragoon—Gentleman Cadet Robert Webb, fronf Dec.!, ' ."the Roy-al Military College, to be Cornet, without purchase, Attorni vice Ivlansfull, promoted; James Conway, Gent. to be ditty. lea's 10th Reornent of Light Dragoons—Hospital Mate W. A. Philip gere to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Morrison, prenion d. 24, -.lu Regiment of Foot Guards—Brevet ltlaipr Richer d Harvey nies Cooke to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Dern- en , ford, who retires; Ensign James Gunthorpe to be Lieutenant, Join .'• jay perehose, vice Cooke. Coldstreain Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain Henry Frederick Cooke to be Captain of a Company, by 1-erchzse, vice Braddyi, who retires ; Ensign Alexander Weddetburn to be Lieutenant, ' • by purchase, vice Cooke. M Regiment of Foot Ouards—Enagn George Loftus to be ',kil -1 tenant, without purchme, vice ,Letrel Charles Townthend, who resigns; the Hon. Edward Stopford to be Ensign, vice Loftus. • Ist Regiment of Foot—Enaip J. P. Drury to be Lieutenant, eke Williams, deceased. • Ifth Dittos--Ensign lain Gorge, from the 44th Foot, to be Lieu ' tenant, vice O'Brien. deceased. - • 110th Ditto—Ensign Edward Cheek to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Telford, promoted. sad Ditto--Liemenanc T. E. A. Griffiths to be Captain of a Company, vice Courtbnd, killed in action ; Second Lieute nant George Fielding to be Fiat Lieutenant, vice Griffith. To be Second Lieutenants, without purclease—David Sorehead!, Gent. vice Harrison, who resigns ; Jobe Wingate, Gent, vice Turnbull, whose appoitirment has nut taken glace; Albert Gledrames, Gent. 'vice Peiding. 54th Dirtri---J antes Parrett, Gent to be Emigre, without purchase, vice Mosrsorn. promoted in the 104th Foot. ••• !17th Ditto—Quortei-Maurer-Serje ant Lynch to be Quarter. Master, vice '1 licobald, promoted in the 7th Royal Veteran Batt lien. . Bed Ditto—Volunteer Wm. Blood to be Ensign, vice Mittens, deceased ; Gentl•inan Cadet Crawley, font the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchier, vice Play-1 fair, promoted in the 104th Fort. • Seth •Dit• to—Captain Richard Meller, from Half-pay of the late Cheshire Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Gore, he exchanges. 48th Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Cole Bowen to be Geptain of a Company, doe Nelsoit, deceased; Ensign Richard fludsonto be Lieutenant, vice Bowen ; Serjeant Edward Johnstcrue, (roan the 48th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Hudson. .t *4Bd Ditto—Ensign Aleaander Steele to be Lieutenant, 104kout purchase, vice Price, promoted in the 102 d Foot ; . .1 di( Robinson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Steele. 44th Dirto--.Ensign Philip Walsh, from Half pay of the 2dit e :brunt cf the late Irish Brigade, to be Emil i o, without pur chase, vice George, promoted in the 7th Foot. 45th Ditio--Lieutenatit Robert Hard) man to be Captain of a Company, vice deceased ; Ensign George Little to be lieutenant, vice Hardpan= ; Tankerville Drew, Gent. to beEnsign vice 'e. Jeth Ditto—El Ad Ditto — E nsign Ph lip Mandilhon to be Lieutenant, vice trla-hews, deceased ; Nixon, Gent, to be Ensign, vice T ea Ditto—lac utenant John H. Hutchinson, front the 57th • hoot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Turner. • 'promoted. 4Ni Ditto—Captain D. Maephersen to be Major, by purehase, eke - Spicer, who retires; Lieutenant Cameron to be Captors cfp. Company, l.y purchase, e*..ee Sir Orford Gordon, *ho minas; Lieutenant Alexander Collie to be COI.. Aro Of a Come - one. brpurchaste, Thee; Maggie:4Na ; Ensign 3gesies Mill to batieeure nate by purchase, vice Corner. • Nat Ditak- Digs hem tenarit Rutherford, from the rwlek • Wilds, to be Easier. 104th Regiment of Foot. Tea be Lite:meets w Clout pureba.e—Ensigus L. Bawer, The . . maia-nourd, C. D. Raskin, Sonnet Ribby, J. B. M. Slither • . l e ad, Alexander CairpSelt, H. N. Worsern,lront the 24th Iftesi, and Andrew Mid s air from the Std Foot. _ L eptio—Rmigniksrhyidaliony, from the 4th West India , .117 vice Basscreet James Gray, Gent. vi latosenl ; I iletistworth Solon:ea, Gent. vim Rankin; Gem. vice Risky ; Sharpand Gravel, Gent. vita= emus, cad lobe Macdonaid, Gent. dee Campbell, ' 41100llamialliaRginemt—ebikleynelf 'bass, Gent. to be redater, spnippahisel to 40104th . • • • 4111111111111:. °' • • '''•• ..Voreiteui-e • I .1 - P i • KO' a ;WV • ranglattalfen, Lieweenene.vice - Abient, -ptineei , Retired List; and Assistant-Surgeon Joseph Poett„.frons the 1351 s Light Drogbons, to be Asidusutallmew, vie* M'AE*tsr, prolvsseed in the 4ltls Form Web Ditto—Quarter-Master dreighien Irwin, from the sth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Stanton, placed on the Retired List. BREVET. To be Major-Generals in the Army, In Spain and Portugal only. Colonel James Kempt, of the illst-Foot. Brigadier-General W. Borthwkk, of the Royal Artillery. be I .leutenant-Colcinel in the Army, Major Charles Wade Thornton, late of - the Retired Invalid An• tillery. /STAFF. George Whim - Irk, Clerk, to be a Chaplain to the Forces. Gilbert Hutcheson, Eaq. Advocate, to be Deputy Judge-Advocate and Clerk of the Courts Martial in Scotland, vice Burnet Brace, appointed one of the. Foul- Comfnlssarks of Edinburgh. Colonel Edward Macdonnell, late Deputy Barrack-Master Gene ral in Canada, to be Quarter -Master-General to the Forces serving in North Amer ca under the Command of Sir George Provost, vice Colonel Kempt. GARRISON. Captain James Considine, of the td Veteran Battalion , to be Lieu tenant-Governor of Pcndennis Castle. vice Melvilk , decased. The King'; German Legion. . 4th Battalion of the Line--Gentleman Cadet Adolphus de Lang , werth to be Ensign, vice Krieteeh, promoted. Cadet-Sarjeant Adolphus Ludewig to be Ensign, vice Reden, who resigns.. ERRATA in the Gazettes of the 16th February last, and sth inst. 90th Foot. For James O'Donnell, Gent. is be Ensign, read Robert O'Donnell, Gent. to be Ensign. For Hospital-mate William TRIM to be Apothecary to the Forces, read Hospital-mate William Tiffin Cliff to be Apothecary to the Forces. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, NOVEMBER 11, 1811. Royal Military Artificers. Deskford Charles, Gent. to be Sub-Lieutenant. July 1, 1811. Charles Booth, Alexander Wallace, and Stewart Calder, Deno. to be ditto. Dated as above. Commissions in the South Hants Regiment of Yeo• manry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of i the COunty of Hants. Lieutenant Charles Ward to be Captain, vice linnt, resigned.— • Dated Nov. 7, 1811. Cornet George Tarbutt to be Lieutenant, vice Ward, promoted. Dated as above. Commissions signed by the Lord Lientenant of the County of Kent. Berstead and Mailing Regiment of Local Militia. Major Stephen Hooker to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Hawley, resigned. Dated October 30, 1611. Captain BaldwinDuppa to be Major, vice Hooker. Dated as above. Squenies Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry. Charles Warde, Gent to he .Lientenant. Dated Oct. 88, 1511. Thomas Lane, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated as above. BAN KRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Howard, of Dean-street, Canterbury-square, South wark, corn factor. BANKRUPTS. lames Moore, of Colchester, Essex, chinaman, dealer and chap- Man, to surrender Dec. 3,10 and 24, at eleven,at the Angel Inn, Colchester, Attorney, Mr. Spading, Colchester ; or Mr. Cut tins, Bartlett's Buildings, Hothorn, London. Thomas Morgan, of the parish of All Saints, Worcester, malt ster and baker, dealer and chapman, December 2,9, a nd 24, at eleven, at thee. Rein Deer Inn. Worcester. Attendee. Mr. Parker, Worcester; or Messrs . Cordate. and Young, Gray's- Inn, L ondon. - George Moore the younger, of Colchester, Essex, ....retention, Dec.?, 9. and 24, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Colchester.— Attornies, Mr. Spalding. Colchester; or Mr. Cutting: Bart lett's Buildings, Holborn. Plrilip Hunt, of Nottingham. grocer, November 25, 24, and Dec.' 24, at eleven, at the Flying Horse Inn, Nottingham. Muir- tries, Mr Alexander Feacroft, Nottingham; or Messrs. W. I and J. K. Berridge, HattemeGarden, London. John Yalden, now or late of Winchester, Hants, miller, ,dealer and chapman, December 9, at two, Dec. 10. at ten, and Dee. 24, at two, at the George Inn, Winchester. Attornies, Mr. Lampard, Winchester; or Messrs. Allen. Clifford's-lon. Thomas 'tavert, now or late of Liverpool. merchant, dealer and chapman, Dec. 2,4, and 24, at one, at the Globe Tavern, 1 ' vcrpool. Attornies, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Soot:lair ptOn. liui'eliegs, Chancery-lane, London ; or Messrs. Oared and Baines, of Lift rpool. Thomas Platten the younger, of King's Lyon, Norfolk. osisimet• maker, upholsterer, dealer and chapman, NOW. 26, at eve, Nov. 27, at tell, and Dee. 24, at four, at the Guildhall, King's Lynn. Anomie', Messrs. Jarvis, King's Lynn; or Messrs. Anstice and Cox, Inner Temple, London. lames Henri Clough, of Liverpool, merchant, Dec. 1,6, and 24, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs.' Statilstreet and Eden, Leigh-street , Liverpool; or Mr..l ho. mas Wtodle, John- . rest, Bedford-row, London. Elizabeth .lanaway, of Lre'gate-street, London, toy and Tun brufge warehouse-keeper and dealer, Nov. 19, at eleven, Nov. EG, at twelve ' and Dec. 24,at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Abbott,Abehurch-yard, Ca n non-street. lames Hid, of Park-s-reet, St. Mary-la-bonne, Middlesex, plea- tertr, dealer and chapman, Nov. 14, at eleven, Nov. 50, at twelve, and Dee. 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. _ _ . • Greenwcil and Lloyd, No. 24, Bentinck-street, Manchester: square. James Blyth, now or late of Chelmsford, Essex. merchant, dealer and clapnian, Nov. i 4, TO, and Dec. 24, at eleven, at Guild hall, London. Attornies, Mr. Yin. Hatton-Garden, London;' • or Mr. Copland, Chelnisford. Richard Peer, of Cricklade, Wilts. dearer in cattle, dealer and chapman, Nov. IP, at eleven, Nov, 26, at twelve, and Dec. 24, at one, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Hughes, Dean-street, Fetter lane, I.oudon. Richard Thornton, of Liverpool, timber - merchants t h w• ". 30, and Dec. 24, at eleven, tt the George Inn, Dale-street I.ivvr• pool. Attortf.es, Mr. Forrest, Jubilee-buildings, Lor d-Erect,' Llverpoo:; or Mr. Windle, Joha-street, Bedford-emir, London. John 'i'adhunter, late of Hythe, Keat, sadler and harness-maker, dealer and chapman, Nov. 26, at six, 26, and Dec. 14, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Attomies, Mr. B.C. Carter, Staple Inn, London ; or Messrs. Tourney and Janeway, Hytbe. David Mould, of Newcastle-under-Lyme, Stallord, bin-hitaker dealer and chapman. Nov. 22, at two, at the Swan Inn, Han: ley, Stafford; 23, at ten, at the Swan Inn, Stafford; and Da. 24, at 'One, at the Civwn lan, Stone, Stafford. Astoneles, Mr. WOlon, Kinie..ke.ichtwalk, Temple, London; and Mr. Seckerson, staffunl. Michael FutlGnge, of Lloyd's Coffee-House merchant and under writer, Nev.l6, at eleven, 24 , and Dee:s 24 at one, at Guild- Atturn. y, Mr. Palmer*, Warnford-court, '1 htegnatr- .1 1 , 1 ! sitions were made tor the siege _Arlie. ARMY OF Tilt CRKTIII. General Darmagnac is posted at CIMM. The in• homes, and the and gorse vetigeors of tit? , we perceived &esteem, Benaguaell ; their tr et annoni.ced the interriou Generals Hariepe and Pic the han, weic:s WAS Latin Stephen Braunstein, i t is hi r . __ _ ...., ..... vamooses 1111 , 11150C.12 attattlkhOolo thllera three • ehapman, Neel 111, 92, at twelve, at _ . swan Inn, Husky, me.hrolte them, and w them into complete no , Soloed. and Dec. 94, at 'we've, at the Coma that, same. Ihe difficulty of thegronud. intersected wtth ditch Stafford. Annan, Mr./LW/Iqm. Kirg's lleseh-wah. Ism" p erre m e sl us tartar mantis% a great numbe r of r pie, London ; or Mr. Drilla, ,Hapky, St.ford. John Roy, of I.ivelisool, baker, December 4,5, and 24, at one, soUtris MN' gave 1 :34 1 OSSell tune to streagthen I .4: at the Hare and Hounds, worenter. Atttrnles, Mears, Car- self rn the c !i i .: e t t p; in iha Ilier of the vi.l• e 44 lkr dales and Yang, Genf* ha, London; or Mei/headers, Sid- . ffeag ik I feeneral Hat;Spe to se , Worcestershire. K I)o. 6. l bury Edwards, of Hambrook, Gioucestershlre, snider. N0v.19, im , while General P aris on the let t see at twelve, as; and Dec, 24, at elerea, as the Kieg's lit-ad amt,, Parties or the IMMOt towards giber 4.. liCarce Rose. Anomie+, Messes. Meredith, Robbins, sad Totnityns.. had General Harkie . snivel at Bestaguacil, w:., Lincoln's Inn, London; or Mesas. Harvey and Cooke, Rule. the enem y nst k ele d to great b ans . o aeg i initrat James Parker, noway late of °aren't, and William Hepworth., bore; of the dragoons of Nuptantia, of the Mal of Hebden„ Limos. Norkeltire. cottra-epinners, Nov. le, 10, tr3nta, aod of Vateac . a, then made thei: app t tra i - and Dec . 94, as eleven, at the Deionshirc Had, Skiptwa At- . . . . • Males, Mears. Bliley, Stocker.•nad Dkwann, Findval's ha, in the pla in. Colt/Gel Clu•is;uplie. comma „. 13g ~. Holborn, London; or Mean.. Akock and ProironSkiptom 4th. regiment of Hussars, formed two Cli his, saps Witiarn Purnell, sow or late of Bristol, cornfacstsr, Nov. 13, 90, dams in column _ an d one in battalion, _ , Aar e and Dec : ite, at One , at the Greyhound Inn, Bristol . Attornivs, ~,,_ .• . 0 • tv ~.. is ina - se was - olien Messrs. Whitcombe and K. serat'shia, floot.verset . Lea- theta with =pets' la ~ 141 don ; or Mr. J. H. Frank* Brir and put to flight ; more than 100 nee were kilt, Ambrose Lewton, of Oldland, Dittos, Oloneeetershire, mal-dealer. a pa ns t i t r of takz e , with two ol l wi era rd a : d cistal loo bar car a . e: . s d al l Nov. tB, 76, and Dec. 24, at twelve,-at the Bush Tavern, Contr. 111 street, Bristol. Anomie*, Messrs. Price end Williams, Lin coin's Intl, London; or Mr. 'web', Bristol. I other precipitatalrowind the Guadelaviar at YU 'llamas Haywood, now or late of fidgestrare-road,Mladlerax, t Neerelheistle. Is ibis Mink we had *lsnot .3U VI4 ;In ...e coach-maker, Not. 59, - M, and Dee.,pe, at twelve, at Osildhall. lona 25 hones .hdlad or waded ; which ay es . tmgg M • Auorsey, r. Hahne , Rossell.oll.e. i ti Att l y re pl ac ed. (leaeral Par's and Main Date • .Pb John Cay, of Bishop - Wear mottis, Durban, atelduce ; Q i t o t 7 t h, b a d 4beie bond Ijk l ed wider them 4, 6 C.2, 3, and 24, at eleven , at the Bridge Inn, Bishop Wear- . . . _ ... el mouth. Attornies Mr. Davidson, Buttop-Wesisnouth; of ; pernere, Chief o f squadrotilirth?*th Hussars* , Messrs. Wharton an d' Dyke, Lamb-buildings.Temple i ,J 3k .oridon. ever. i o ten 2 e ury nt , Sc af lina the ita val ef ti the ges s r r o e f feli e men mi t : disti and asuithi William de Bart Jackson, of Hatfield-Peverel, Ewes, Dec. 4, li, and 24, at twt Ire, at the Ansel Inn, Ce ' leb n tee * -- ' theme:me by their intrepidity. . Attoruies, Mr. Spading, Colchester; or Mr. Cottle& Bartletes , ~. . Buil/asp, Holborn, London. 1 is4ker having d r iv en Inc enemy bernntl the Cued Mon , ague Burnett, of New -road, St. George's, Middlesex, watch. , lastiar, I have secured his completealispetsian. la maker, Nov. 16, 23, and Dec. 24, at ten.as Guildhall Attorney, now about to push with celerity the works of Wen Mr. Goads, York-street, Cotonteed&resd. of Murviedro. DIVIDENDS. - ' )Flake has remained :r. Velencia, the tea t 7 sis Dec. 7. R. Mantle. King's Arstssfsed. sillws." l . — Dee• 1 t• tutor of two combats, :a which three divisiens o. 1. Bland, Moulton, blacksmith.—Dee. 6. W. Beardsley, barer, ' Derbyshire, Intikeeper.—Dec. 17.''J. Korner, West Smithfield, i armJ have been defeated. victualler —Dec. 7. C. W. Knowlton, Fleet-street, hitter.— ISome peasants had endeavotned to form an site Dec. 3. J. Edwards, Manchester, merchann—Dec. et T. Madras.,' hlage at (hula and Luella s Wang, edictof bat Newcastle-upon-Tyne, oilman: Dec. 7. M. Cased, Sun-sutra,' D theon of sh•ThesPer• CERTIFICATES, DECEMBER & of his people. and di , persed the rest ; these 'Uhl I. Wilson, minehestr., grocer—l Howell. Liverpool, dealer I are occupied, and restored to tranquillity. —C. Patten, Bristol, shoe-maker—J. G. Skurray, Smith-street,' The garrison of the fort ci Pentscola retempted n, linen- sally on the lot Mot. and with one piece of cannon Clerkeawell merchant—W. Foy, Beech-street, 1%. tacked our advanced post at la Vents ; the chief draper—W. limey, Fleet-street, silk-mercer Ogden, sees. Pen ditton, Lancashire, bleacher—T. Parry, Salford, Lancashire, cot- battalion, Ronfor, of the 114th, in ccn e : ton-spinner—J. fiLlithson and J. B. Smithson, Bishopwesrmonth, Durham, coal-fitters—W. EdWards, Burton. Somersetshire, vanced to support the post ; the enemy was li hlacksmith—T. Nutt, ESlClODlttain•phre, New-road, budder— with loss, and left in otir hands one °dicer and H. Mewburn, jun. Lloyd's Cotfee-house,underwriter—J. Naylor, so ldi ers , pz i soner .., Abtrford, Yorkshire, flax-spinner—G. Scott and E. Barnard, The wt rks of San Carbide la Ibpite are advanci Fendturch-street Chambers, insuraree-buikers—J. Spearing, Bri g hthelmstene, Sum:, cabinet - maker—R. Hied. !Attract, rapidly, and in a few da ys will be in a r.specta Yorkshire, shopkeeper—R. Taylor, Leicester-square, hosier—J. state of defence.—l am with respect, Ste. ' Ouston, Sculcoues, Yorkshire, grocer—W. Baker, Tort, confec- ! (Signed) Marshal Count Svcaa timer—G. Pihber, Hythe, Kent, itirit-userehast. I Camp at Murviesko, October & 1011. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. t 1 PARIS. NOVEMBER S. W. Chippindall, S. Eagles, and J. De la Pryme, Liverpool, tobacconists—G. Barker and J. Hardie, Lincoltl'a.l t in peruke- On the 2911 ult. his Majesrf returned by way makers—T. Gibbons, oil. J. Davies, and T. Gibbons, jun. Wol. Delienter to the Castle of Llo. veriumpton, banken—T.W.Leuthwirk and W. Venvill, Alders- I Qn the.soth, their Majesties set out for Ninteget gate-street, coach-makers—J. sad I. 'Leon's's!** sod 8. 1.4124 / 1 1 / 3 1' they passed through Antheim. Tyer's-gateway, way, Bermondsey-street, leather-dressers—W. Creak . and B. 11. Hide, Bow-street. Bloomsbury, us:ours—G. Shaw, J. On the Sin the Emperor took his departure ea Critehley, and J. Lyon, Wigan, Lancashire, cattowskulen—R. in the morning for Wesel. The Empress set out Oakeky and I. Griffiths, *shots's-matte, Shropshire, auennies-*- .IDtiteelciOrf, wnese she wad to pass the night. G. aid J. Robinson, Stratton-street, Piccadilly, seficen, . :13cneral Daendels Governor -Ge eesslof.thalals ------...-• ,lava, has arrived in France by the corvette FRENCH P4PERS. . m ot satisfactory wi r er: --- . of the stile of that colony. OFFICIAL NEWS FROM THE IMPERIAL ARMIES LEI' The news of the.union ha/ been brought by i SPAIN. bri Claudius Civiiis, whiCh arrived iss rebru., VISTRICT OF Tlllt A 11142 OF Ma wont. 1 and Sa pp ho . w a received . He brings wi with h the pleasure.. The small column commanded by Gen. Castanos, ventral Jansen , J appoin e on the side of Albuquerque, flattered itself with being ... use Emperor, had arrived at Batavia tui the 75th ,able to take advantage of the removal of the army. April, with three frigates. On the 16th of At of Portugal, and to advance on the side of Montijo. General Daendels delivered up to him his author General -Girard seta thither the Duke of Aremberg; in presence of an Asserritly Of the Supreme Coat who, with his regiment, cleared both banks of the of the Indies. On the 90th, General Jansen rem Tagus, overwhelmed all that oppes, d him, iod put ed the constituted Authorities. who took the oath sued Castanet to the frontiers of Portugal. • Mx pretence . In June , he received the oaths fe Ball:totems, driven f.om the county of Niebla, landed at Alitesitas, and joined the brigands of the the Kings and Princes of the country, who pave mountains tl6 rd the greatest joy on the new silo:stints of mountainuot kaada. C ilonel Rignoux set out from colony. tin the itith of mar. General D. " eiri Ronda on the 12th of September, with the 4th rtgi a proclam stints. notified his aeminion, and mow ment of the Grand Duchy of Warsaw; be surprised td his successor. in the mountain,' five cr six hundred men, who were . A Proclamation of General Jansen, dated the • there concealed, and put them to the sward. After of June, alludes to an Order of his predecessor, various marches, he succeeded in discovering consi- • which the inhabitants were prohibited from has derable depots of arm s and ammunition , is differ en t iu their houses more than two vases full of punt plans, particularly at Mon:ejaque and Übrique ; the water ; directing that the mme precatr.ion be n whale were destroyed, the assemblages were disptrs med. should the c . :y be declared in a stage of SO ‘ed, and more than 10(X) men killed. Our loss wail° It would appear, that the fears of an immediate la killed, and 25 wounded. Colonel Combell:, with seven companies of the ii n of the enemy were dig p ei " The army oat condition, and the necessary measures to 94th, advanced upon Alcala' de los Gazules, which ,good for the de f ence of the wend. the enemy had occupied and fortified; he attacked • `" i battalion which defended the town, overthrew, and I IitirSINAL DeCalia. dispersed it. At day-break the mitters were set to Palace of Amotendret. Oct 1 Napalm, by she Growl of Goo and eke Constitution. Kasper work under one of the towers of the castle, and the Commandant surreedered at discretion, with SOO the Fres* ite. Sec. ram. Next day Ballast-ros appeared with his bands, 'We have d-erred, and do dome, as Meows: 1. The Deputies to she Legislative Body Main the Deports but it was WO late ; he was obliged to retire., Colonel Rignoux, taking advantage of the march eras ZsTdsgsts. the Ellstiths rid the Memo. the MeistM W . of Bdiasteros upon Alcala, advanced towards Ximena bowl et tut Linter Weds of 1 4 1 •1111119 sE Wog Raab and 01 Eau, shall sesembh In Comet at Aastatios„ ender die F Vfithl2oo men ; but B.sllasteros was already return ed. The insurgents, though they outnumbered our *sic, of tlts Areb"Trestunies geserales‘olliead, en Tbur column five to one, could in eke no impression upon the 17th of October. it, and were conittantly repulsed. e. Our Adinkeer of the Interior is charged with the wen Our loss ammented to 12 men killed, 25 wn far mean Douce (Steed) NAPOLAtO and 25 maid* prisoners; among whom was the Colo. • . Coasts DALIN . Minister larresary at Sate. ;,• tool of the 4th regiment of the Vistula. On the 28th • FRANKFORT, OCTOBER 7. r Our fair is terminated ; the we brigade had marched upon Ximena ; and dispo. - ' -ofT• ' - - - -- - _ merchandise wa abundance lure. The famous actor Iliaad has I performing a number of limes here. The large sale of colonial produce which pine here the ensuing will d qu. : • MIT TINT' IN NEW SOI Thic day was publiahed, in one 'Wye UROEEDINGS of a G] MARTINiI a tI u Chelsea l ld t-Co R.G.E JOFIN At ent;44ke t M South Wily; bA ,C a liatain a the si _ doing duty .t Si'dtter, el Crown, flit Done lag, on the 3rtb ui i • ' WILLIAM ISLAM, Rear A4pojral of the Blue. then Capt. Captain-General and Gnvertor-p4 tory of Net, South Wales and its De Taken in Short-Hand,hy Mr: ht R 1 - Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and triotley and Co. Portsmouth. FROM LAST NIGHT . ' ' .. . , . .. - -c ~•*.a.v, -1..: -7. .&- • y.• • .1- ' - .',..- --,• •• L .._•••• • . • 3:ataltavr's MI Levy—tiefluta Trjitr, Shit. tells is 4l IMlNlMMltelglit 111.0141111140, M . boson or the 4es, and son . la Royal Veteran Balialioi—Ataistant4ur r . DOC. 11 0 t a Ira, It 140110 . Agt*l 6 h of the line. nom :i n s I tth tAgattliregoons, to be A tike i * Ihninv. \ • At pne in the 11111110074 I appointed to the 4th Garrison Batudlia, , - Greet fliesonet,. s, Id Dltto—Lieutenant Ir7ancis Lamont, from ow Peet. .be Or. IS, Witt _ 14, et ten. m PUMA Atternef, Capp st La Puebla de Ili 4 4, Lieutenant, rite Wrikht, appointea to the et a 1 V b4r.North, Ownlen'elen. skimp up is two lines, Ann Bettakeis VA Lieurenut John Davis p from the ltath-Fogton, ' Joseph Bader, of Prronibee, Iflaehltier's•road. tailee k l4ov. 11, di ng theastelVo9. Get be Lieutenant, vice Harmer, deceased. so, and Dee. 24 - , at twelve, atGuildhall. Astetsky'rge. ail- ..st tbe head of the 7th of tits 4th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Wright, from the ad Royalirete: aolds, Cheshunt, Herts. tanlottolien, to be Lieutenant, 'fiat Abbttn. 'Owed on the Stephen ErassOngton, of l'huatam, Stafford, easier, dealer ad • *ohms elms& ‘s lre bst p.a...4 1 1.• • ~.,1 A..l.rtrint-Surreort Joseph Poett..from the . asuman. Nov: It, 22, at twtive * at the Swan bu r Halley * imr..br.‘e them, sad w ...... eet. `if . . . " rtiCrdi 4 - I . l ""`guml"' 1"" . s" "• ""'"""- •---- • /De large saae of colonial produce Which 2 -ton-str . Edward Goldfi dim , * and of Canterbury, and druggist. Wm. habitants have returned to the homes, and the Fo• :take pine here in the ensuing winter, will d Y 3, at six, 26, and Dec. 24, at eleven, at the Gadding, Cos., vince is restored to a mate a peace. . - I hither a grea t number of strangers. Great qu. terbury. A ttornles, Mr. J. Z. Plummer, Canississty; *KA On the leth of Ocwitier it was reported at Madrid, . ties of those commodities are on their way from Messrs. Netlnrsole and Portal, Easesestreet, ' that Marshal suchet bad entered Valencia. . Willhun Dawson, of Berwick-upon-Tweed, draw . lA . es, k North cf Germany. We expect ben ISAsuo Lai and Dec. 24, at ellven, at the It Swats Ints ARMY OF ARRAGON. opit.oll. . nits, Messrs. Bell and Brodric REPoRT OF 14A natIAL COUNT sVCIIIIT TO. MS BIM- •VIRNNA. OCTORRIL la. Joshua Smithson Wilkes, of .1........... .... 4 4; 11a41 /111.4 711 E FIIINCE OF NEUFCUATEL AND WAGIIAII, The Artlidnlse•Rodolph, hiving quitted the 24, ot one, at the Globe Ta numunto, min. . • , Eninstreet and Eden, Letsirtinfet, L rerptiol; or Mr. T. Wl*. 11AJon-GENERAL. . clesiastical state, and given up the Archbishopric lobo John-street, Btdford.Dia, Landtm. Monseigneur—After the defeat of Glaispo. on the 'alums. has jou obtained the Regiment of Air lobo Collins, of lhanswtriaavase, Leaehigao-salad, Kent, schaa4 ' 90th of SepteMber, I was informed - that Generals The Enspenet- hai permitted the Jam to opl • master, dealer and amp*. Nov. IS t Ili, and Doe. 24. it one, O'Donnell, Villacampa, and San Jean hid collected at Guildhall, London. - , Attorstleajdeari. Noy and Pope, Miu- • syoarsue, NO. at the sense te establish a sc Bi ng - , m BOW i nfantry, and 1500 horse, at the Carthusian f,,, ti ,. . of . . uutrugDon. knew youth. The Imo W 41311/ Bar, WS. If illik, Whist Swap Tap, Shionenotosei, Monastery of Porta Cell. In the night of the lit of ' - the ibis favour. ' boner, dealer dkopsnan, Nay. to, Its, amid Dec. 14, at October I set out with three regiments of the division . I . lle - "E y . g ili - te6l - - l ' a A Asims q , Mr • imk " 6114146 " ,1164 Harispe, the brigade Robert, and 700 horse, Wt . 11141 ' . 7 ,upon Angdyerg has improve. masa , 14.0• 81 04 . • mu, encountered the enemy's advanced guard at Deter& ; day, Mile a. a. It bus not been su (al Norobijobk.ner. j * 4 to. l iaa lli t ti c 11 , *1 41 60.11.' •- . Ala"' it made sons.ratistaace at first, ,but dough supplitt- * He # ll Millii r. .., • . est. apiegisa, men. wbbe aps bee*, , e d by soo,dragaesab it was win 4berdirawa by ikt ' ' Ittbilabilettiiiiehikti gen nk very accent , • • . • • , ' Ask .i. . ~. . _ . ~ ' . • . fr.' • . . MI 1' I I I