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, ' FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. • . 44 -I . 4 ”rttiLlTA/CY PROMOTIONS. • - . 4 At. Ls- vr&R•arp:cr,, JULY 8. . . 2d Reeiment of Life Gnarls--Lieutenant Richard Mears, from the 7th Foot, to 'de Cornet anttSub-Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Clay, who re tires. 1K Regiment cf Dragoons—Snigeon C. Sullivan, from the 63d coot, to be Surgeon, vice 1 mizik promoted on the Staff. ICth Regiment of light Dragoons—Captain Henry Wyndham, from the Tit): Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice 'Williams, who exchanges. 16th Ditto—.:entletnan Catlet George Baker, from the Royal Military College, to be Coonet, without purchase, vice Gore, appointed to the sth Foot. Ist Regiment of VW—Captain Thomas Fraser to be Major, by purchase, vice Wauchope, promoted in the emit Foot; Lieu tenant O. Glover to ba Captain of a Company by ptirehas.e, vice Fraser ; Ensign John byerley to les Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Glover. To hi Enstns, without purchase, John M'Gregor, Gent. vice MtGill, promoted. M•Donel!, .eat. vice MtLere, promoted. Jonathan Parker, Gene vice Armstrong, promoted. 2d Ditto—Lieu:era:3 ireeman Barton to be Captain of a Corn . panyovithout pan chase. ;to Ditto--Hoseital Ma'e Godfrey Heithente to be Asistant- Surgeon, vice Millith, promoted in the 63d FQOt. Cth Ditto--Lieotenont Robert Edmonds, from the Kilkenny • Militia, to be Emige. nth Ditto—Htopital-Mate Charles Waring to be Assistant-Stir goon. Ditto--Captain R. B. Foley, from the 4th Wett-ledia Regi ment, to he Captain of a Company, vice Airey, who exchanges. 11th Ditto--Lieutenant Wm. Gretr, from the South Down Mi litia, to be Easien. 13th Ditto—Ertaign Josiah Shadwell to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Galoraith, promoted. 20th Ditto--Ensign James White to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, . 122 d Ditto—Richard Collins, Cent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Evans, promoted. 29th Ditto—Lieutenant Philip Boluin, from the Dublin County Militia, to be Ensign. 32d Ditto—Wm. Mittoo, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Kirk, promoted. Sith Ditto--Gentiernan Calet Hector Strait!), from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Layton, who resigns. 39th Ditto—Ensign Edward M'Arthur, from the 60th Foot, to he Lieutenant, 1)7 pore:laq), vice Wilkins, promoted. 40th Ditto--Zoolgtl Hugh Stewart, from the Wicklow Militia; to be Ensign. 44th Ditto—Ensign Wiiiiam Wcod, from the Royal African Corps, to be Ensign, without purchase, vim Turner, super 47thDitto--Ensign Leckio Campbell to be Lieutenant,vice Webb, deceased; Ensign Samuel Clarke to be Lieutenant,by purchase ; Robert Cochrane. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Campbell. 49th Ditto—Wm. Walker, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Lamont. promot ed. 54th Ditto—Richard Wnt. Pugh, Gent, to be Ensign, tviihout purthase. 83d Ditto—.Assistant-Surgeon William M'Nish, from the 3th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Sullivan, appointed to the Ist Dra :oons. • Assistant-Surgeon John "Woodhouse Martin, from the Royal Cornwall :viti;tia, to he As4is:ant-Surgeon. 85th Ditto—Ensign Thomas Dun to be Litutenant, without pur chase, vice Deliale, promoted in the 98th Foot. 71st Ditto--Captain R. E. Williams, from the 10th Light Dra goons, to be Captain t,f a Company, vice Wyndham, who ex change 4; Lieutenant Lewis Grant to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice Reed, appointed to the Sth Royal Veteran J3attalion ; '2.nsign W. C. Hanson to be Lieutenant, vice Grant ; Gentleman Cadet John Vandeleur, front the Royal Military College, to ^e Fintigo, vice Hansen. 7elh Ditto—Lieutenant Wm. Hampton to be Captain of a Com pany, with:no pmetitase; Ensigns Robert Pallier and Cyrus Daniell to be Lieutenants, without purchase; David Campbell, Gent. to ba Emir, v ice Parer; Charies Blake Morgan, Gent. to br Ensign, vice Daniell; Hospital Mate Samuel Jones to be • Assistant Sung on. 7Pth Ditto—Ensign Alexander Sutherland to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Grant , proincted in the 50th Foot. Ditto—Llenteoant Robert. Thompson, from the Royal Staff Carps, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice /Janis, plaecd on Half Pay. 84th Ditto—Lieutenant E. J. Mockler, front the Meath Militia, to he Ensign. 88th Ditto—Lieutenart Wm. Grattan, from the Louth Militia, to be Ensign ; Lietrtanaot John Fairfield, front the Leitrim Mi litia, to be Ensign. 89th Ditto--Assi-tart Surgeon Theodore Gordon, from the 91st Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Rice, promoted on the Staff. 98th Ditto—John Wensyss, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice lianeox, promoted in the 11th Foot. 99th Ditto—John Elackall, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Healy, promoted in the 7th Foot. 101st Ditto--. Lieutenant Francis BaraiPer, from the 90th Foot, to he Captain of a Clampany,withstut purchase. Royal Staff Corps—Gentleman Cadet Gtorge Langmore, front the Royal Military Coliege, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Real, promoted, 4th West Itolia Regiment—Captain Thomas Airey, from the foth Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Foley, who exchanges. Royal Africao Corps—Robert Thompton, Gent. to he Ensign, without porch:lse, vice Wood, appointed to the 44th Foot. t Garrihen r,,ttalital—Percy Simpson, Gem. to be Ensign, vice Smith, whoie appointment has not taken place. BCs Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain Win. Reid, front the 71st Foot, to he Captaix of a Company, vice Ligertwood, appointed to the tiCth Foct. STA Fr. To be Deputy Commissaries General of Stores, Pro visions, and Forage, to the Forces. Assistant Commissary Chitrles Lutytns. A siii:ant.C4.liti,issurf Philip Rawlingi. /I nSPITAI. ST A F , -- -t Fdward I'7athaniel Bancroft, M. 0. from Half P:ty, to be Physi cian to the Forces. ---- Aire, M.D. to be ditto. 1 ytity Ir.s;lector John Webb to be an In?ector of Hospitals. En:gaon G. F. Aveling to be a De.put; ditto. To be Surgeons to the Forccs. I:rgeon ;John Irwin ; from the Ist Dragoons. ---- Jacob Adolphus, from the 85tk Foot. Vasal, from the 6th Foot. William Gordon, from the Slit Foot. Victor Sergel, from the 2d Dragoons of the King's Ger man Le; ion. ---- George Denecke, from the 2d Light Infantry Battalion of ditto. _ _ Wm. Lithlerdale, from the 15th Light Dragoons. P , I7M OR ANDUM. Ensign of the 13::(.1 Foot, superseded, beir.; absent v.itt.eat k ORDNANCI:-OFFICI:, JULY' 5. C' , .2rps of Roy - al Engineers. 'l•a•ks to h' Colorwl Ceram: visor. Li• It:VlE:nil Johnstone he Coiopci, vice Twist. I..!tvtt 1 ienterint-C;:topcl AltKarde•r Bryce to be Lieutcnant- Ct.:,.-nr!, viet: 2: , . , hostone. cord Captain Yt.ht , Fos E,:rgoric to be Captain, vice Bryce. ... , t Lit titenant Sn - a.rt to be Sccnitd C.:ptain, vice Bur rs.N•r• lit'utEnant Anthony Ertirnett to be First Lieutenant, vice Smart C.;e:;..t mat: Cadet Jolla L. I lulrac to be Second Lieutenant, vice ,-.vain Itrbert Pilkington t, be Lieutenant-Colonel. t cord Captain Benjamin Nt.;low to he Captain. vice Pilkington. 3 I.kt:ter:ant George Han:ikon to be Second Ciytain, vice Malloy". •••• • t:rd Lit.tttenant Charles Roltertsc , .n to be First Lieutenant, Ontlernan Cadet Peter Wright to be Second Lieutenant, vice Robertson. Brevet 7 , -lajer Ric tartl Fletcher to be Lls.utenant Colonel. .4eccr.ti Captato John T. Jones to he Captain, vice Fletcher. rirst I.ituter.art Jame. Alaclauchlan to be Second Captain, vice I lents:ran* Lawrerce R. Rawlinson to be First Licutc .. , k -eo.t • • I'vta laucblar. ni nt, , • • airs - ivatt to Le Lleuterant-Colcc• :SO: and Captain etlege Cirdew to be Captain. viee Evan. [3lrst Lieutenant Henry Hobbs to be Second. Captain, vice CaT dew. Second Lieutenant Alexander Thomoon to be First Lfettetiant ♦ice H. j-lobbs. Second Captain William Cosset to be Captain. First Lieutenant John Hobbs to be Second Captain. vice Gusset. Second Lieutenant William H. Jones to be First Lieutenant, vice J. Hobbs. Second Captain William Bennett to be Captain. First Lieutenant John A. Williams to be Second Captain, •ice Bennett. Second Lieutenant Edward Fyers to be First Lieutenant, vice Williams. Second Captain Peter Patton to be Captain. First Lieutenant Charles Boothby to be Second Captain, vice Paxton. Se( nod Lieutenant William C. Ward to be First Lieutenant, "ice Boothby. Second Captain George !toss to be Captain. First Lieutenant Edward Parker to be Second Captain, vice Ross. Second Lieutenant Samuel french to be Z.fst Lieutenant, vice Parker.. Second Captain John By to be Captain. First Lieutenant William Holloway to be Second Captain, vice By. Second Lieutenant William P. Haigh to be First Lieutenant, vice Holloway. First Lieutenant Richard Boteler to be Sccond Captain. Second Lieutenant Joseph Longley to be First Lieutenant, vice Boteler. Firs: Lieutenant Henry Vavasour to be Second Captain. Second Lieutenant James A. Gordon to be First Lieutenant, vice Vavasnur. First Lieutenant Edmund Mulcaster to be Second Captain. Second Lieutenant George Barney to be First Lieutenant, vice' Mulcaster. First lieutenant Samuel Romilly to be Second Captain, Second Lieutenant Henry A. Colby to be First Lieutenant, vice Romilly. First Lieutenant William Payne to he Second Captain. Second Lieutenant Donald M'Donald to be First Lieutenant, vice Payne. Second Lieutenants John C. Ross, Harry D. Jones, and Richard H. Bonnyuastle, to be First Lieutenants. Au dated June 24, 1 SO9. Gentleman Cadets Samuel C. Melhuisl;, and William R. f', :1, to be Second Lieutenants. Dated April 25, 1309. Royal Regiment of Artillery—Gentlemen Cadets Frederick Bayly, Francis Stanway, Donald N. Henry Kersternan, and Charles Spearman, to be Second Lieutenants. Dated June 5, 1 Lieutenant-Colonel Charles N. Cookson to be Calonel, vice Harding, deceased. Majur James Vincy to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Cooksm. .Captain Alexander Watson to be Major, vice Vincy. Second Captain Edtsrard P. Wiigres to be Captain, vice Watson. First Lieutenant John S. Byers to be Second Captain, vice Wil gress. Second Lieutenant John Davies to be First Lieutenant, vice Byers. All dared June 20, ISO 9. Commissions in the following Regiments of Local Militia, signed by his Majesty. John Horne, Gent. to be Adjutant to the Ebro Regiment, hi the West Riding of the Cottntrof York. Dated Sept. 24, 1808. Robert Belcher, Gent. to be Adjutant to the South Oxfordshire Regiment. Dated July 5, 1809. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Ashford Regiment of Local Militia. Edward Finch Hatton, Esq. to Le Captain. Dated Oct. 10,1808. Thomas Brett, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Oc . ,et:r 11, IboB. Vandclure Mills, li.sq. to be ditto. Ld October 12, 1808. George Fiuch Hatton, jun. to ix: ditto. Dated October 13, /1303. George Gipps, F.sq. to Le ditto. Date , : October 4,1808. . _ _ Henry Gipps, Esq. to be ditto. .Datca October 15, 1808. William Philip lionywood, Esq. to be ditto. Dated October 16, 1 William Ormond Hammond, E.q. to be ditto. Dated October . 17, Jt`hn Plumptrce, jun. Esq. to be ditto. Dated. October 18, 1808. Grockman, jun. Esq. to be ditto. Dated Oct. 19,1.805. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Cuurty of Rutland. Yeomanry Cavalry.of the Rutland I.egion. Thomas Woods, Gent. to be LieutenaLt, vice Cheselden, retired and Arthur Aiinesley , Gent, to be Cornet, vice Woods, proH meted. Dated July 1, 1609. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the East-Riding of the County of York. East-York Regiment of Militia. - - - - John Corrigan, and George Stnail, Gents. to be Ensigns. Dated May 19, 1899. Ist Battalion of Local Militia. Henry Hudson, Esq. to be Captain. Dated May 24, 1809. George Bagley, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated March 0, 1809. William Everinghain Green, John Everiogham, and James Cannt-• bell, Gents. to he ditto. Dated April 23, 1809. Edward Danson, Gent. to be ditto. Dated May 24, 1809. John Watson lit - omit - Art, Robert Meek, and John Davison, Caw, to be Ensigns. Dated as above. 2d Battalion of Local Militia. William Middleton, Esq to he Capt.iin, vice Sykes, resigned ; and Matthew Braithwaite, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Lrown, resigned. Dated May 8, 1809. Timothy Overend Groves, Gent. to be Quarter-master. Dated . May 4, 1569. 3d Battalion of Local Militia. Robert Tomlinson, E5l. to he Captain. Da"ed April 18, 18n9. William N..isnn, jati. and Mark :Sell, Estirt.. to be ditto. Dated April 22, 1809. George Gibson, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Deed April 15, 1809. John Jackson, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 22, 1809. Thcmas Wilsun, and Richard Gibbison, Gems. to be ditto. Dat:.d May 4, 180. Christopher Nicholson, Gent to be F r nsigtt. Datt'd Apt it 18, 1809. Ralph Foster, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 22, 1809. Jo:in Champion, and David Hack, Gents. to be ditto. DrAd. May 4, VIM John Barker Arden, Gent, to be Quarter-Master. Dated March 9, 1 , 4.0. Henry Gill, Gcm. to be Surgeon.' Dated April 15, 1809. 4th Battalion of Local Militia. Benni Parker, and Alderaon Ho 'pson, Gents. to be Lieutenants. Dazed May `49, 1609. John Anderson, Gent. to be ditto, vice Woodhouse, resigned. Joh., Southern Radford, Gent'. to be ditto, vice Metcalfe, resigned. Jetsop, Gent. to I,e Ensign, vice Parker, promoted. An dated'as above. William Rawson, and Robert Lee, Gents. to be ditto. Dated June 13, :S 9. G( orgc Lupton, Gent. to be Quarter-Master, Dated September 111eEt. William Ellis, Gent. to be Surgeon., Dated PS above. BANK RV PTS. Pete: - Holland, cf Leftwich, Cheshire, tanner, to surrender July 24., and Augu s t 19, at sieven, at the George inn, Wilton, tear Northwich, iu Cheshire. Attornies, Messrs. Leigh and Mason, Ner: Bridge-street, London ; or Vlr. Barker, North wich a faresr.itl. Stephins, of Yeovil, Somersetshire, gardener, seedsman, dealer and chapman, July 17, IS, atlil August at eleven, a: tin Nlerivaid Inn, Yeovil. Atomics, Mr. Wm Lambert White, in let ovil ; or Mr. Blandford, King's-Bench•Walks, Temple, London. James Davis, or Holborn, London, trunk-maker, dealer and chap man, July 15, 29, and August 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Samuel Sycidull, Aldersgate-street. James Cook, of Bristol, Gloucestershire, looking-glass-manufac turer, dealer and chapman, July 17, 18, and August 19, at ten, Guildhrill. Attorney, Mr. Batsford, No. 1, Jamaica-row, Bcrmondqey. Wm. Johnson, late of Hertford, coal and corn-merchant, whar finger, dealer and chapman, July 13, 15, end August 19, at ten, at Guildhall, London- Attornies, Messrs. Junes and Roche, Covent-Garden Church-yard. Samuel Augustus Oddy and Henry Oddy, of Oxford -street, Middlesex, booksellers and copartners, July 11,13, and August 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wiltshire and Bolton, Old Broad street, London. Philip Norris, of Liverpool, iron-merchant, (partner with Tho may Parr, of the same place, iron-merchant,) August 1,2, and 19, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, in Liverpool. Attornies, 7vles..es • • Coop er and Lowt, of Southamkton-Buildings, Chan cery-lane, London. ' , VW' , " • rr 3 z f i - , 7 :5 - • • . • • ''•• • :r 7si r, <5, •-; Asikentoxsigniii The following partinW* l lo l *VP tO th e eiafila6sn of Corunna and Ferrodjoyfirit rrych, are contained' in a series of letters Triont*Ciptft Ifotham, of his Majesty's ship the thflanie, 'to Admiral Lord Gam bier, dated from the 22d to the. 50th of last Month. In consequence of the defeat sustained by the ene my's army under Marshal Ney in the action against the Spanish forces at the bridge of the Payo, that General fell back on Corunna on the 13th June, and immediately began to take measures for relinquish ing the possession of that place and Ferrol, removing his forces by divisions to an encampment three leagues in advance from Betanvis towards Lugo.— The last divisions of the French left Ferrol on the 21st and Corunna, on the 22d, after having in both places spiked the guns and destroyed the defences on the landside, together with the magazines and stores of every kind, and completely disarmed the places and their inhabitants.—The proximity of the enemy's po sition continuing to hold the authorities established by the French at Corunna in subjection through the fear of his return, no communication being suffered with the British Skips but by flag of truce, and the state of defence in which . the batteries and lines on the sea side were left, rendering it dangerous for the English to land or approach the coast in the event of the re-appearance of any of the enemy, Captain Ho tham on the 2-I.th ordered a detachment of seamen and marines to land and disable the guns on the dif ferent batteries bearing on the anchorage, offering at the same time to the governor the services of the de tachment in rendering any assistance that might be in its power to the cause of the Spanish Patriots.— The cannons and mortars on the sea lines at Corunna, and in the forts commanding the bay, were accord ingly all dismounted on the same day, leaving un touched those on the lines towards the land which had been spiked by the enemy. On the 26th Captain Hotham sen•: Captain Parker, of his Majesty's ship Amazon, to Ferrol, where he was received by the people with the loudest acclama tions of joy, and received from the higher orders of the inhabitants the strongest possibl.e marks of attach ment to the English, and happiness at seeing once more among them an officer of that nation. The castle of San Felipe, however, was still under the command of a person appointed by Marshal Ney, and attached to the French interest, with a garrison composed of a detachment of a legion raised by the enemy during their possession of Ferrol and Corunna; and on the 27th Captain Hotham received informa tion that the above Commandant had given orders to fire on any English ships or boats that might attempt to pass the castle. In consequence, Cptain Hotham repaired to Ferrol in the Defiance, andlandedThe ma rines of that. ship and the Amazon, with a party of armed eeemen, under the direction of Captain Parker, who entered the castle without opposition, preceded by a flag bearing the name of King Ferdinand the Seventh and. the Spanish colours. The detachment then proceeded to the town of Ferrel, where it was received in the most affectionate manner by the inha bitants, and having arrested the Commandant of the Castle in the name of King Ferdinand, sent him on board the Defiance. The Goiernor of Ferrol not having any means of -garrisoning the Castle, the guns in it were spiked, and the powder removed. to the Arsehal, and the place left under the command of the former Governor, who had been superseded by the c{ ► ., • . • On tbe• 1111th- Captain Hotham entered the port of Corunna, where he was informed by the Governor that he had received instructions froth the' Marquis& la ItOmana, dated at Orense on the 27th; to proclaim his Catholic Majesty Ferdinand the Seventh, with ad- j vice that he had dispatched a regiment from his army to attend the ceremony and garrison the place: the' Governor at the same time gave Captain Hotham assurances that the port was from that hour to be consiJered under the Controul and authority of the lawful King of Spain ; and the Captain placed him, self, and every assistance that the ships under his or ders might be able to afford, at the Governor's dis posal. • On the '29th, Major-General the Conde de Norona, Captain-General of Galicia, arrived at Corunna from St. hp, and was followed on the next day by ge neral Carrera with about eleven thousand men, form ing the Coade's division of the MArquis of Romana's army. The French army under Marsh.t4 Ney moved from its camp near Betanzos on the 22,1, taking the road to Lugo and Astorga. It was reported that, previ ously to its breaking up the camp, it destroyed its baggage and heavy artillery. On the 27th the Marquis de la Romana was stated to be at Orense with General Mali and thirty thou sand men. Marshal Soult's position on the 16th was said to hare been at Monforte and Quiraga. Head Quarters at Santiago, May 23. Santiago is in our possession :—the enemy, con sistiag of three thousand infantry, with fourteen pieces of artillery, and three hundred horse, came out to meet us, arid attacked us on our march in the plain called De la Estrella. Our scouts having fallen in with their voltigeurs, and exchanged some firing, brought me the information, and I ordered the division to , form in the best position that could be taken. The enemy attacked with vigour, but were unable to gain i the smallest advantage. Our artillery was as good as their's was bad, not a man being wounded on our side by a cannon ball. After an hour's firing we be came impatient of suffering it, and I ordered Don Pablo Murillo to charge them on their right flank, whilst I advanced in front with the three other co lumps. The enemy twice took up positions, and were as often dislodged. The unevenness of the groundsl favoured their escape ; in effecting which they shame fully blew up two ammunition chests ; two others, with two of clothing, upwards of six hundred muskets,, and some horses and other articles, which I have not yet examined, fell into our hands. Murillo entered j the city, and pursued the enemy through the streets ; to the distance of more than a league from hence. I am not yet informed of the number of slain, nor of that of the prisoners, of whom there are many. The General. Maquian, has been,severely wounded by two musket shot ; the second in command was killed in the field, whose insignia have been brought to me by ' floe soldiers. Our loss has been trifling ; the troops 1 are in high spirits, and I may expect much from them. I am, dec.' (Signed) MARTIN )E L 4 t CAR.RERA. -~~ _ ADMALTY-OPP/CE, MIT lk Vat Captain Quite, of his Maje.ty's sloop Mosquito, has tram. slatted to the Honourable William Wellesley Pole letters from I,leutenants Banks and Rowe, cominanuling the Blazer and Ctrs. sor gun brigs, stating the capture of Eve of the enemy's privateers and armed vessels in the rivers Jande and Ems. Rear Admiral Sir Richard• Strachan has transmitted to the Honourable William Wellesley Pole a letor from Lieutensalt Banks, commanding the Blazer gun prig, giving an account o f;, attack made by a small party of searao:: and marines ttryir ti.a ' dlferrints-ef-Lieutenants Mansell and M‘Dou!,lll, of the Patti:: gun vessel and Alert hired cutter, eron a bode of French Dora. niers and soldiers itatiened et F.kwarden in the river Jande. The enemy bring driven from their posts, two Donanier bat., one Danish and five galliots were to .e:: pos,s 2 , , i i tc o f.. an .a out, together with a quantity of me:chi:Az- which Ind seized by the French and Danes._ This service, which wc.i performlsrl 17.7 :Iss tr. parr, was executud with great judgment ar,d reu:u:!ur?. Copy of a Letter from Georg:: ki‘Kitilin:, Captain Majesty's Sloop Lively, to tfi Hon. Ve. I y., dated G . board that Ship at Vigo, the 9 of 13v, Sir—l have the honour of inclosirk yoo, f2r the irforn!-••• of my Lords Com4:issione7; cf the ALlllralty, a copy of I t let„ I received from Brigadier General ra, commanding a div.. slim of loyal Spanish troops giving as acct.ent of hi, taking from the Frer.cb the city of Saint Jago eompo•ttila; by which tlteie Lordships will, see the spirit «ILI, gallantry a t4e • ral, and the ardour of the troops midi:- his ordcis. I h.:ye the.ho nour to be. &C. (Signed) GT.O. "er./NLEY. FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. TWENTY-SECOND BUI.T e ETIN OF TEP2. FRP.NCI; • ARMY. " Vienna, June 24. "• Raab has capitulated : this city farms an excellent position in the ctntre of Hun g ary : it is defended by bastiees, its dit c be s full of water, and an inundaticia coven a part of it; it Is situated at the confluence of three rivers ; it resembles on a small !vie t!ir situation of the grand entrenihed camp, Where the enemy hote:3 to assemble and exercise the 'Hun g arian Insurrection, and where he had constructed imMense work,. The garrison, latiO stron g was ins u ffi cient. The enemy intended to hav e l e ft 5000 r4.e61: ' but by the battle of Raab his army w a s separated from th at p l ace . The city has suffered considerably from a bombardment of eight days, which has dent toyed its finest edifiers. AU that could be said as to the inutilit r of a defence was ineffectual ; it was misled by the hope of being; relieved. Count Ivietternich, after hav;: g remained three days It the advanced posts, is returned to Vienna, The Secretary of Enabassy Dudon, and the persons attaci•cd t.. the allied legations, Itho had not withdrawn prevloas to the cap ture of Vienna, wen) set fret on the confines of Hungary, nista intelligence of the lc is o f the battle of Raab reached ktuta. " Two battalions of Landwehrs, two squadrors of Halm% ad one battalion of troops of the line, forming together 21g0 ton, have entered Bareuth. They hase, as usual, diatribeted Procia. :nations, and endeavoured to excite insurrections. At the same time General Am Rude entered DKetlen with three battaloas the line, three battalions of Landwehrs , sod a co ll ect i on of -viten raised by the Duke of Brunswick, atd some squadrons of ca valry, drawn from different corps, foniaing,.ill the whole, from, to 8004) men. " The King of Westphalia hat joined the 1 Ot'a corps, and i s on his march : the Duke off' Valmy has put in motion the advanced guard of the army of reserve which he conunands." [Here follows the capitulatiol, cf Reab, consisting of 11 des, dated the 22d of June, by which it is agreed that the gam son shall march out with the honours of war, and deposit their arms on the glacis, if rot relieved by four o'clock in the afterroon of the 24th ; they are afterwards to proceed to Conaorr, and ate not to serve against Free or her Allies, during the war or tiii regularly excttanged ;.the officers to retain their horses and swordi, and the soldiers their knapsacks.) (Signed) • (Lifenitere l Ist July) i\ltactz, &c. ?Ants, JoNE - 28:-..-Accorcting to a• eport from Gc neral Gratien, the.hattalion of Mecklenburgh troops, with its nine pieces'. of cannot, and four cIieSOTIS of ammunition and powder, retaken ip t,ho island of Ru. gen, from the partizans of Schill, h,ave been sent back to the military commanders. of the Duke of` Mecic lenburgh. The D.u.tch, have taken, hi that island, the, remains of Schill's snoops ; the others, tOlhe aMiiunt of 150, have erntiiried for the Wand of. id.isclona.- 7 - Prussian General, M.- De. Guteff i ,CANntaudant of Anclam, hai officially informed General Gratien, that- the Prussian troops had marched fioick etiberz to seize the fugitives the moment they shall disc's). bark, and give them up to justice, with the other sol diers given up by General Gratien, at the Prussian advanced posts. • STRASBURG, JUN P. 27.-...pn the 24th, M. Brun, an Aide-de-Camp, passed through this Place with dis patches from the Duke of Dalmatia,-for the Emperor; he came from Lugo,, and was promedins to the head quarters at Schoenbrunn. PAACRYEe ADM 16.-,411 accounts received here from the head quarter, - of t)ie Archduke Charles, up to : the 14th .inst. state that cOusiderable movements are Observed throughout the whole line of the enemy's army ; we likewise learn by Information which has s . been received, that the dispositions made by the Ein mrlklapoleon for a fresh battle, which_ sr& be per haps snore sanguinary, but also more decisive than that of Essli4g; are nearly itni . shed. He will find h.„s anntkonist well prepared against an attack, which he momentarily expects. Since the 9th of this month, the bead quartets of she Archduke have been at Wa. grim. On the' /2tit his Highness issued an Order of the Pay, in which he announced his havink distri buted to those brave men who distinguiehed them selves in the late battle, the dedirations and medals which they had so well merited. BERLIN, J 11142 27,—Our Joirrnals contain the fol. lospiss . article, datettfPrague, June 21 :--'!.As the .Austrians, at present,. do not permitprOvi'sions to be conveyed to V iennagither from Hungarror 'Bohemia, they daily continue to become scatter ; and.the dearth is so severely felt, that the city sent- a deputation to the Emperor *at Schoenbrun, with a petition that, of `the supplies the French army obtains from Suabia and Bavaria, some of the most necessary articles should be appropriated to the use of the inhabitants of the city, upon being paid for in specie. To this petition the Monarch answered, that the supply was in tended Only for his army. but that he would willingly permit the citizens to proceed with their petition to their own Emperor. ACcordin ly, on the 17th insr. a deputation of the citizens . a, headed I.y Counts Pergen and Hardegg, -repaired to the head quarters of the EMperor Francis at Wolkersdort, where they pasied. the night, but returned the follow ing day with an answer that the Emperor could not accede to their request, as the enemy would derive greater advantage therefrom than his 'own subjects. MERSEBURG, JUNE 2.s.—The following notice v.-as this morning issued from the head-quarters of his Westphalian Majesty : General D'Alhignac yesterday morning received orders to cross the Seal, with his division of Satons,•and to attack tpe enemy who occupy the position of Lutzen. The Westphalian and Saxon cuirassivrs repewedly cha-ged the enemy's hussars and Hulans, and defraud them, with the toss' of 33 men, including three officers. v " The enemy imMedintely retreated. Leipzic was evacuated with the wino t haste, M midnight. " General D'Alhignic is in pursuit of the enemy—we expect further particulars." Seven of the Voralberg insurgents, one of them a ,miller, were on the 21st brought into Augsburg in 'fetters, and coinntitted to the town jaiL