Star. — London, England, 1811-08-07 00:00:00

Pw" , , ' . • . ... , ... " .. --- "• . "."1 11 , Major. vie, Lieu'esent• Colonel Catheters, meiotic! Deputy and John Ward, !ate of flan worth, Mlddieet x, deafer', itne. 117, - FROM'LiksT NIGHT'S GAZETTE. (loaner -Master-Genera; at Cadiz. ilt ekessemon Guildhall .- George Grace , of St. Ann, Soho, Weet , Cipt en Frederick W. 'French, from the let Regiment of Foot teiSellte. 'Aloe, Aug. 31, at ten, at Gulldliall.-Joel Iterjatfilis, tittards, to be a Pernisuent Assistant Quarter-Marder-Genend 0( Reelifeoek Essea. innkeeper, Aug. 31, at twelve, at Guildhall. ' DOWNING.STREET, AUGUST '6. with the rank of Major„viee Dickson. provioted. 14441)and, of Kirby Stephen, Westmoreland! banker,• A og. 24. A dierateh, of winch the following is an Extract, .has been this htxjor Augustus Warburton, from the 91st Foot, to be Inspect. it uric, at Guildhall.-lohn Unsworth,.of Market-street-lane, day r.ceived at the thrice of the Lid of Liverrool. ad.lr. toed tug Field Officer of the Miliva hi Canada, with the rack of Manchester. jeweller, Aug. 14, at ten, at Guildhall.-George to his Lorlship by I leurenanr.Genetal Viscount Wellington', Lieutenant •Colonel In sistss4Mny, vice Thornton, appointed • Children, of Dover, eadier, .s4.ug. 24. at one, at Guildhall.-John tined Quoit& de Joao, July ill. to the 54th Foot. • I F Mulcts, late of Cambridge, coritteesor, A i.g 24, at ten, at Guild _ The artily of Portugal brt.ite op from their pOsi- HISPITAL STAFF. i hall-Richard Julimenn of „Lane bid, Staffordshire. mallufac iturer of carthenware, Aug, 26, at ten, at the Itoebnek lain, in tie St on the Go aeliana on Ole 14th inst. and bate Charles Farrtl, M.D. Staff Surgeon, to be Physician to the Forces, I Newcastie-under-Lynter- e John It./Liatfer anti J. J. Zontliii, of moved towards Tills din.. I haie-not yet heard that vic e Irwine t drc "'"' d ' • • I Devonshire-square, London. merchants, Aug. 24, at eleven, at The King's German Legion. any tr lips had passed tbat town towards Almaraz ; tiutidtiall.-John Shearcratt, of Gloucester-street, Middlesex, let Light Dragoons- Quay •er Master Ser . jeant HBehrens! Henry • : Taylor , Ang. 57, at eleven, at Guildltrli.-Thomas Martin, of or that the cavalry which bad been about Talavera I. to be Cotner, vice Baring, protnoted ; --- Power, Gent, to • Chstle-otreet, Finsbury-square, builder, Sept. 3, at twelve ' at and Lob In, had te.ircel further than Merida. I. he Veterinary-Surgeon, vice Precht, deceseed. Guildhall,-Charles Schur, of Prtuees-sttee., Caventlish-equare, They ape forth ying the old Castle of Medellin, as ed Light Dragoons-Cadet-Serjeant Frederick Roeders to b'e ' tavlur, Aug.l at te n , at Ctildhall.-s-Miles Fawcett, of Liver- Cornet, as that at Troxillo. Cornet, vice Koch, promoted; Cadet-Strjeent Michael Lou- l• • ' -' " , i pool, mus i cs. ller, Aug. 24, at eleven, at the George inn. Data • - ing to be Cornet, vice Krauchenberg, promoted. General Blake embarked his corps in the mouth of street Liverpool. 21 Light Infantry Bat talion-Cadet-Seijeant • J. H. von Egmont ' the Guadiana on the 6;11. As soon as General Blake's .to be Ensign, vice Behne, promoted. • - --so-. corps embarked, the body of the enemy's troops, 7th Battalion of the Line-Lieutenant Frederick de Siechhard t AMERICAN PAPERS. which had marched towards the Guadiana, and had be 'Captain, with temporary rank, vice Bothe, appointed to . .. the - ' ..-.- Garrison Com an • Ensign Frederick Diebitscl •to be turned towards Cartaja, retires from ilia frontier to. I I y• % Lieutenant, vice De Sitehhard. wards St. Lugar. Garrisen Company-Captain Frederick Bothe, front the 7th • I understand that the troops belorging to the 4th Battalion of the Line, to be Captain, with temporary rank, cOrpi, which Marshal Soult had brought into Estra vice Plate, deceased. . madura, have marched towards Granada. There is The I)nke of Brunswick Oels' Corps. Light Infantry -Etutigta Carl Hartwig to be Liectentant, vice nothing new on the side of Valladolid, eiccepting that Haffentriieh, deceased; Strjeant Ferdinand Leopold to be Err Joseph Bonaparte had returned to Spain, and it is si gn, vice Hartwig. said, arrived at Burgos with an escort of about three MEMORANDUM. thousarici men on the .sth inst. Ensign Andrew Perry, .of the 30th Foot, is superseded, being MILITARY PROMOTIONS. absent without leave. • WAR•OFFICE, ,AUGUST 6, 1811. Commissions signed , by the Lord Lieutenant of the Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Cornett'. C. Blase to be Lieu- County of Lincoln. tenant, by purchase, vice Dowthsvaite,who retires. Royal North Lincoln Militia. Sd Dit'o-Cornet John Grant to he Lieutenant, vice Fox, killed John Norton Booth, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated July 17, in action ;1 homes Clubley, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Grant. • 1 ell. • 4 4th Dato-1 iestenant Henry Trafford to be Captain of a Troop, Royal South Lincoln Militia. • by purchase, vim Butler, who retires. • William Stock, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated July 23,1811. sth Ditto--. Cornet Edward Earrirgton, from the 14th Light Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Dragoons, to be Cornet, without purchase. 6th Regiment of Dragoons-Lieutenant James Heywood to be County of Hants. Captain of a 'troop, without purchase, vice Sicilian, pro- North Hants Regiment of Militia. muted. Lieutenant Joseph Carter to be Captain, vice Atherley, resigned. 10th Reginfent of Light Dragoons-Captain G. J. Bohan. to be Ensign Thomas Weeks Alter to be Lieutenant, vice Caner, Major, without purchase, vice Lord Charles Manners, pro- promoted. Both dated July 19, 1811. *toted in the 23d Light Dragoons ; Lieutenant S. H. Stuart to Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of M Captain at a I roop, vice Rebuts ; Lieutenaht George Fits Aberdeenshire. : , .. Clarence to be ditto, without purchase, vice Goddard, promo- Aberdeenshire Regiment of Militia. tea in the 10A F. ' - Ilth Ditto-James Moore, Gent to be Cornet, without pus- William Gurley, Esq. t. be Captain, vice Pkilips, resigned. chase, vice O'Grady, promoted. Ensign Arthur Gray to be Lieutenant, vice Cameron appointed I.th Ditto-Lieutenant Anselm Taylor, from the 9th Foot, to to the Line. he lieutenant, Without purchase. James Ferguson, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Gray. All dated June lath Ditto-Cornet Prams Swinfin to be Lieutenant, without 26. 1 811 . purchase, vice sawyer, who retires. • 4th Regiment of Aberdeenshire Local Militia. 13c1 Ditto-Major Lord Charles Manners, from the 10th Light Captain William Milne to be Major, vice Kelman, deceased. Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Alexander Walker, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Chalmers, deceased. l'oneonby, appointed to the 12th Light Draguims • Both dated June 26,1811. !d P egimetit of root-Lieutenant John Johnstone to be Captain Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the I, of a Company, without purchase, vice Parke, promoted. County of Cumberland. , 41 1 .1 Ditto-Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Edmund Faunce to be . The Rev. Edward Stanley, Clerk, to be Deputy Lieutenant. Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Bevan, deceased ; Captain George William Hodg - on, Esq. to be ditto. Both dated July 30,1 8 1 1 . O'Halloran to be 'Major, vice Faunae ; Lieutenant Henry • Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Brereton to be Captain of a Company,vice O'Halloran. 14th Ditto-Ensign George Fitsherbert to be Lieutenant, by • County of Kent. -I purchase, vice Lilian'', promoted in the 60th Foot . ; Ensign Berstead and Mailing Regiment of Local Militia. 1 Thomas Powell to be ditto, without purchase, vice Grant, Charles Brenchley, Esq. to he Captain: Dated July 31,1511. I promoted In the 78th Foot. . 17th Ditto-Brevet Major G. W. Hawkins to be Major, with • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. out put chase vice Whitby, promoted in the let West India August 28. John liumbk, of Felling, Durham, merchant, at ten Regiment ; lieutenant Donald Campbell to be Captain of a at Guildhall, Loudon. Company, vier Hawkins. Sept. 18. George Greenwood, late of Dewsbury, Yorkshire ' ma-' 13d Ditto- Anthony Gardner Shiley, Gent, to he Second Lien- nufacturer, dealer and cha p man, at the Woolpack, Wakefield. tenant, without put chase vice Ledwith, promoted. BANKRUPTS. else 1/mO-lieutenant Ric hard ' Birch to be Captain of a Corn- Stephen MiCreery, late of sligo, but now of Liverpool, met.- t ny, withoqt purchase, vice A`Court, promoted in the Greek chant, to current . r August 28, 29, and September 17, at one, Light Infantry Corps; Ensign Wm. Raymond to be Lieute- at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool Autunite, Messrs. Stanistreth -nant, vice Birch, and Eden, Leigh-street, Liverpool: or Mr. Windle, John 14th Ditto-Lieutenant-Colonel Wm. Thornton, from the Staff street, Bedford-row, London. In Muth America, to be Lituteitabt-Colonel, vice Murton. Charles Rids: ale, of Liverpool, boot and shoe-maker, August 27, nett, deceased. 28, lend Sept. 17, at one, at the Globe '1 avern, Liverpool.- 67th Ditto-Ensign John Carew to be Lieutenant, within* pur- Atturnies, Mesers•Cruntp and Lodge, Liverpool; or Mr. Bat chase, vice Bishop, promoted iii the 45th Foot. tye, Chancery-lane, Loud's' ' 41st Ditto-Lieutenant Edward M'Coy to be Captain of a Com- J ohn Whitaker, of Salford, Lancashire, cotton twist-dealer, pail, by-purchase, vice Dick, who retires. dealer and chapman, August 19, 21, and Sept. 17, at two, at 47th Ditto-Lieutenant W. What,. to be Captain . f i Corn- the Mosley Arnie Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. William I pany, by purchase, vice Stackpole, promoted in the 45th Foot. Edge, St. Anne's Church-yard, Manchester ;or Mr. Ellie, 101 t Ditto-Ensign D. A. LCIISLC to be lieutenant, without Cbancery-lane, London. . purchase. vice Michel, promoted • Samuel Jackson and Joseph. Jackson, of Kirsby, Lancashire, flit 1/Pro-Jeremiah Lagder, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, paper-makers, coal-dealers, and chapman, August 19, at five, vice King, prom o ted. August 20, at ten, and Sept 17, at eleven, at the 17. - sawside 118•13 Ditto-Ens gn Richard Creser, from the 100th Foot, to be Arms, Bolton. Attorities, Mr. Meddowtroft, Gray's-Inn, Ensign, vice -tevenson, who exchanges. London; or Mr. It. toardwan, Bridge-street, Bolton. 6311•DItto-John Pad!) , Dirom, Gent. to be Ensign, without John Howell, of Liverpool, dealer and cbaptitan, August 20, 27, puschase, vice Tatton, promoted in the 77th Foot. and eeptember 17, at two, at the Dog 'I avern, Manchester.- 64 , h Ditto-Lieutenant Peter Duncan to be Captain of a Corn• Attornies, Messrs Holstead and Ainsworth, Masiebester ;or patty, wee Henning, killed in action ; Ensign John Colter to Messrs. Milne turd Parry, Temple, London. h e Li en s, wilt, vice -Shewbrigdr, killed in action; Ensign Frauds Brown Wright, of Liverpool, stationer, dealer and chap. Henry Young to be ditto, vice Duncan ; Ensign - Ser. man, August 28, 2.9, and sept. t 7, at eleven, at the Globe Ise vantee, from. the 57th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Uuher; Bing- stern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Woods, Liverpool; or Mr. ham Sarsfirld, GeKt. to be ditto, vice Young. / Blackstock, Paper-Buildings, 'Temple, London. 87:11 Ditto-Lieutenant Wm. Hoare to be Captain of a Com- Edward Warren and Leonard Smith, of Austine Friars, London, pany, without purchase, vice Ruchfort, promoted in the 102 d m erchants, Au g ust 10, 17, and Se p t. 17, at ten, at G uildball.- Fon: ; Ensign Wm. Webster to be Lieutenant, vice Hoare • Attorney, Mr. Roberts, Ely-place, Holborn-hill. ' Wm Octavius Atkinson, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Webster. ' Timothy Leans English, of Great Marlow, Bucks, shopkeeper, 15th Ditto-Captain John Turner to be Major, by purchase, dealer and chapman, Attest 10,17, and Sept. 17, at ten, at vice Gillman, wt retires. Guildhall, Lontkin. Aoornies, Messrs. Ellison and Waller, 76th Ditto-James Galbraith, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase White Han - court, Lombard-street. • vire Vesey, promoted. • ' Thomas Barnes and 'I hunias Silt int, of Blacktod, Lancashire, SO Ditto-Captain G. T. Widd:lngton, been the 34th root, calico•printers, chapmen and partners, Sept. u, at five, Sept. 3, to he Major, vitboat purchase, vice Macneill, appointed to it len, and Sept. 17, at live, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton. Attors the 91st roar, nits, Mr. Medeoweruft, Gray's-Inn, Louden ;ur Mr. Ralph illth Ditto-John Grosser, Esq. late Captain in the Regiment, • Boardman, Bridge-street, Bolton. to be Paymaster of the 2d Bactahon, vice Campbell, who John Hipper, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, hosier, dealer and chap re:ires. mall, Sept. 3,4, and 17, at • eleven, at the Georgie Inn,•New apt Ditto--Major Donald Macneill, from the 834 Font, to be cestk-upon- I you. Atcornies, Mesars. Atkinson, Wildes, and' Major, vice Warburton, pi - ituited in the Staff in North Maekarall, Chancery-lane, London ;or Mr. Carr, Newcastle. America. . William Morris, of Bolton, Lancashire, muslio-manufacturer Si:h Ditto-Bartholomew Taylor, Gent. to he Ensign, without dealer and chapman, August 19, at five, August 110, ai ten, iturehaee, vice Streator', appointed to the 66th Foot. Sept,l7, at eleven, at-the Gartairie Arms, Bolton. Actinium, 100th Dit•o-Eiteign Jolla Stevenson, from the 55th Foot, to be I Mr. Meddowcrutt, Gray'sslun, London; or Mr. Boardman, Ensign,. vice Crew, who exelanges. • , I Bridge-street, Bolton. 102 d atto-CePtain Ambrose Goddard, from the 10th Light 1 Tristram Watts and Thomas Watts, late of Combmardn,Devon, ' D iag o ou ., to be Major, without purchase, vice Johnston,, I - cern-dealers, dealers and ehapreen, August 14, at hoe, August , cashiered by the sen,ence of a General Qnsirt Martial. 15, and Sept. 17, at eleven, at the Mackworth Anna, Swansea.l 304th Regiment of Fout-Lieurouirt P. Dennis, from the 40th Attorneys, hir. Wm. Price, Lincoln's, bin, London ;or Mr. - four, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice ilthll James, Swansea. Noodle, promoted. Samuel Marsden, of Manchester, drysalter ' dealer and chapman, /eh Royal Veteran luttalion-Srojeant-Major William Gibbs, August 91, 22, at two, and Se p t. 17, at four, at the Star Inn, (font the soh Foot, to be Ensign, vice M`Fulane, promoted. Manchester. Attointea, Messrs. Thomas Redhead and tiro- 1 Nova Scotia Fencibles. . User, Manchester; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, To Ise Captains of Companies, George Filcher, of H:tthe, Kent, spirit-merchant, August iti, 27, neusenant Robert Moonlit, vice Moore, deerased. . ' sod Sept. 17, at eleven, at Guildhall, Canterbury: Attorneys, prutenant George Lowe'', from ie the Canadian Fencibles, v ' ' Herbert, appointed to the 1 0th Veteran Battalion, Edward Mr. John Standen, Dover; or Mr. Barites, Clifford's - liin. Edward Campbell, late of thweirry, salop, leather-dresser, dealer Lieutenant end Alutant Anthony Gilbert Douglas; from the and chapinan, Sept 2, at three, Sept 3, and 17, at deveu tape Royal Military College, vice Pratt, appointed to the 7th Royal Talbot Inn, Drayton, in Hales, Salop. attorneys, MY , limes Veteran Bat t Mtu) . Stanley, Drayton ; or Messrs. Banters and Martin, Etirnival'l -I.teittenatit Andrew Gray, from the 9th Riot, vice Chisholm inn, London, oppootteil to the 9th Royal Veteran Bat•alion, ' t I William Scott, of Lloyd's Coffee-house, London, insurance-bro. !row Gustavus A. 'Floortas to be Lieutenant. vice Hermit, her, August 10, 17, and Sept. 17, at o.ie, at GuildhalL Anise-, promoted ; Antis Slaw, Gent. to be Ensign, vim Thomas. ides, Messrs. Blunt and Bowman, Old Betblern, Broodeareet. BoBVBT. Carter Gypson, et Hackney-road, Middlesex, dealer sod chap. ' Man, August 10, 17, and September 17, at ten, at GtlibilLia l il ea r e nart.oatteral itrthur Viscount Wellington, K.B. to be Ge- I Attorney, ?A L L Mayhew , symompAgm 'n-ral in the Army in Spain atol Portugal only. • 1 Charles lianye and '1 home.. FilLrim, o f Lawkence Pou nt ey-I•ill Captain Fr.-4i ick f backery, of the Royal Engineers, to be Major i Len-Anii,bruhers, August 10, - 20, - and September 17, a t ten, ~ i or the Army. I Goduhell clown - es, Messrs. Crowder, taste and Garth, Fre- • peter:fain-04)nel J. H. C. de Bernewits, of the Duke of 1 d •e_ t," s, A i . I tt-its:sw.ck'e Lt e ht Watery, to kayo the temputw.y l a w, of i erics-Pesees setts etswly- 1 oa q iiti in the Army . DIVIDENDS. nTATF. Merry Culley,late of Brewer-street, Westminster, grocer, Au-1 . 0 1 t h e 56tu Foot, to l i e Q uar t er -M aster . ' c 0 t.,,, , i Philip skinner , : past 21, at one, at Goddhall..--S. Rowlandson, k. Isaac, ai:4,,W. - i ;enure) to rhe Kii.g's Troops, Serviog is the Lut hikes, vile 1 Brien, late of Cheapside !! Landon, warehousemen. Sept. 7,• - at ilela . jotageneral .. I..ties. . . 1 tit vett, at .Guildhall.--H. Mure, It. More.. and W. More, of reatelitirclostreet, London, merckand, August 6, at ten, at I.lpitt.situir. colonel A7ettander Nesbitt, front the Permaneat Staff I of •lotterakani-coundkoad, Mid p. a t , r o t .MastereGentrel, to be Peppy Quilitrr- Mauer I Gllatiltali.-Th01)1;A Blowers, L ei r rg to the I nor serving in the Pyhturitius. .1 dime:, linen-draper, Aug. 31, at ten, at GuildhalL-Thumas Mos. j, erleivi Dicieou (Assistant Quante-Mester-Genera') to t Morris, of Castle-street, Holborn, leweller, Aug. 111, eke a, Verrneneitt /*ashler; Quericf Master!stisiiieral, with the Guildhall...4obn Pinch, late of liathwiok, Somerset .1411 k of Lieutenant C..tone.l iii tile 4 1 1 1 17, rim Notion. petatr, Aug. VC, at eleven, at the Castle and Balt, Ba Ca t ' ,liii John Havrrlieid, ;tom the 48th Foot, to be a Puma. Muniford an d Inlin Skeen , of Greenwich, timber oat Aricon ( b ...-- " w•giaicril, with thy rani' of All• 5 7 , al 444 ‘ 40 , P 4 it 0 4 14 ; 411011 . - J 9 k 1 hi* litV ' ... . f NEW YORK,. JUNE 27. At one o'clock this day, the United States frigates President and United States, and the brig Argus, sailed in company from this port. June 28.—Report of the Pilots belonging to the pilot-boat Brothers, of this port, and sundry Gentle men on board the same, as to the capture of the•hrig Tamaamaah, off Sandy Hook, by the. British frigate Melampus, and the daring insult committed by the said frigate on the Pilots and Passengers of the Bro ' thers, on Friday the 21st instant, viz :—That on the said Friday, at half past seven o'clock p. m. while coming in from sea, they descried a brig, which proy ed to be th i th Tamaamaah, standing in from the east ward,.and in pursuit of her was a frigate. supposed by them to be the United States frigate President, as she had the American ensign flying; then, supposing the said brig wanted a pilot, stolid to her, and while in chace, saw twelve cannon shot fired from the fri. gate at the brig, which caused her to heave to ; on,' coming up, she proved to be the British frigate Me lampus, and while in company, and within five miles of the Light-house, in eight fathoms ani , a half wa ter, and without tiny provocation from us, the said . pilots, or her passengers, the said frigate fired -with intent-to kill, at us, the said pilots, and our crew, a volley of musketry, and four balls therefrom went through the lower part of our main-sail, about five feet from the deck; they then stood off, and we saw no more of them that evening. • JUNE 29.—We stop the press to announce the arri. val of a schooner at Mobile town, from New Orleans, bound to Fort Stoddard, loaded 06116R:illy with powder for the United States' troops. She is stopped, and will not be permitted to pass up the river with out permission . from the Captain-General of Cuba. Captain Turner, who arrived this morning. from Baltimore, informs, that he saw two frigates standing into the Chesapeake, supposed to be the American frigate Essex and British frigate Minerva. The British frigate Guerriere has arrived at Hali fax in nine days from Bermuda ; and'the lad that was impressed from the brig Spitfire was released, and had arrived at Boston. • BY AU THORITY. JAMES MADISON, PRZSIDENt Dr . Tile STATIS. TO all whom it may concern, Whereas it has been made to appear to sae, that JOHN GuIt rITH Bo o &KT, Esq. has been appointed Vice Conseil of his pedal Majesty the Emperor of all the Russia., for the State of New York :—1 do, therefore, recognize him as such, and declare him free to exercise and enjoy such inactions, powers, an.l pd., clines as are allowed to Vice Consuls of such friendly Powers,; between whom and the United States there is no parOzular agree ment fur the regulation of the Consular functions. In testimony whereof, I have caused these letters to be made pattnt, aud.ther Seal of the United States to be hereto affixed. Given under my Hand, at the City of Washington, the (L.S.) eleventh day of June, 1811, slid of the Inilependencii of the United States of Americo the thir y. By the President JAMES MAD110)I. . jwyaS 14014110 C, Secretary Of • LISBON MAIL. CADIZ, JULY 6. From the head.quartert of the 'Fifth Aeml, date of the 27th June, we have received the follow. ing intelligence of the 700 English made prisoners in the battle of Albuera : almost the whole have escaped and rejoined their regiments ; two officer. only remain in the power of the French. , at tan, at I _ ed in the battle of Album, and that 'it hatlreatl) influenced the opinion of the troops of their union. They assert that General fitiransin died of his round, Jtts.l that 'including hint, there were &ve Ceterals killed. - - have received Cadii Gazettes of the 9th their contents are unimportant. In the Supplenent to the Regency Gazette of the Gth inst. Oleic is a journal of the proceedings of the army of Gein.rai Blake, from the time It separated from the allies till its arrival on the banks of the river Tinto. By it we are acquainted that the attack against the (1,1 castle of Nkbla, which has been variously spoken of here, was an affair of little, import, by which the Spa niards wished to take the said castle by surprise, and lost twenty men. TARRAGONA, JUNN 14. The line which the French occupy along this the Ebro is very extended, and in crises-rile: ,•c weak, and penetrable in all points. A rapid flirt e 'nient would do them infinite mischief ; the division of Aragon would find the way open to a country better adapted for furnishing every thing necessary. Sachet would be paralixed i» . .his bold design, and. Macdonald abandoned, Ind.•himself in a labrintb af obstacles and dangers. The fortresses of the prin. ,cipality would he without aid, and the inhabitants in la condition to seal the triumph of their liberty. • 'VtiE EVENIN6 ~ ~~f LONDON. / WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE CLOCR. • 5 per Ct. C 0,... (or money 644--Ditto for account 6Ci: S pt.r Ct. Reduced 6sil 63—Navy 5 per Ceut. foit f 4 per Cent. 74it—Outids 11r. 13s. prviu.—Ommum liksch. (4.) Is. dick° is. pre.—Ditto (30) 4s. 3s. yreta. .• . A mail from Gibraltar and Malta arrived this morning, brought to FalmoUth by the Winds:), Cas tle packet, in 21 days froth the former place. By this conveyance we have received Gazettes from Si cily to the Gth of June, but they present* us with little 'or no news. They inform us that the fleet which left Toulon to succour I.l.trtelona, fell into the hands of the English, who carried into Port Mahon 21 vessels 'laden with provisions and ammunitions, among which was a polacca with 9000 sacks of wheat. Our Readers will see from Lord Vreauxcrom's ,dispatches, in the Gazette; and from the extracts flora the Lisbon Papers, given in the preceding part of this ACCOUNTS RECEIVED FROM ORME, RELATIVE TO TIM OPERATIONS Or TIIE 6 tat ARMY. The important object of uniting the parties Guerrillas, of infantry and cavalry, distributed :show the country, and give them a certain military con stitution, which by consolidating their force may aug. : , mein that of the army operations in combination, ail', under the orders and direction of the Commander-in. Chief, was the motive for the formation of certain legions, under the command of officers of credit and worthy of confidence.—The second legi,an, under tbe, command of Col. Don Pacelo Mire, to coast ibute t o the general operation, approached the city of Leon. On the 20th inst. the party of Captain John Bente. Marquinez, posted at Alcabueja, was attacked by 300 infantry and 70 horse, which matched from the city ot Leon by Mausilha. The Commander defd; ' cd himself with that skill and gallantry by Which en he is characterised, and drew towards Villarente, where the squadron under the command of Diin Bento Losada was posted, in order to unite both forces, which then fell upcn the enemy, sword in hand, and forced them to retreat, leaving twenty infantry dead on the field. The Chief of the above-mentioned legion cancel! his troops to halt, and. the enemy being insulted by some soldiers of the cavalry; brought up nrarty 70 horse, when ours advancing against them, took SS I prisoners, and killed 13 men. The horses and arms are destined for the squadrons of the legion. Our loss was only one soldier killed, three wounded, and and three horses killed. LISBON, JULY 22. The enemy having retired entirely, our troops are going into a sort of quarters or cantonments, on line extending from Covina through Cisteho Branco, Villa Whit, Portalagre and Elvas, to the Gua.:iaoa, which will form our right. The divisions yt Gene rals Picton, Dunlop, and Campbell, form our left, on the Beira 'side of the Tagus. The Portnuese will he divided every where, and Portalagre is expected tat' be head-quarters. It appears that• sickness and desertion are greatly ditninisiong the army of Marrnont, who dues nut possess the confidence utshis trnol s. The prisoners, deserters, and . even the officers on parole, tuccuantly tali; tat the los: the Vrench sneer. Paper. that no expecration of a !mule was entertained. Both MARMoNr and Sout.z seem to have broken up for the present and retreated, the former towards Traciilo, and the latter towards Stwille. It alf,a-ds us satisfaction to learn, .that the British Army is in excellent health and spirits, and daily receiving rear:. forcements. A firer body of cavalry than we now possess in Poetugal, was, perhaps, never attached to "any *army.; it will soon amount to between 6000 and '7OOO men. The number of sick is but smell, coasi dering the unhealthy season of tie y ear; the wounded are rapidly recovering ; and the cases of a less favour- Ale descripfion have been sent home. One of the minor French journals, of a recent dire, contains the followiag solitary paragraph with regard to the affairs of. bras t • I " MADRID, JULY 1c . . *.. On the Ist inst.. blitillibtonttny, cominanding the depots of cavalry,„ak lgaidrigat, having . learned 114 st the chiefs of Guerrillas. .Bortil, Diego de Is Ferrite, Morales, the Cotineroi and Othevs,bsdforined a junction, and were marching upon Pensrandi, set out against the rebels, whose force consisted of lOW cavalry. Our troops came up with the enemy, and attacked them with such . impetuosity. that they had scarct *.y time to think of defending themselves. Three hundred and fifty of the rebels were killed; their ;chief, Morales, is among the slain.; More than 100 men, of whom six are officers, were made prisoners. w The rest were armly piarsuesi.• Three hundred horses, one piece of clonal, insl a great convoy, fell into our hands. We hadonly ode man !rated, and a tew wounded. The drigoon .131inFharci . 'took the standard of the party of Sortil, otter' killing the f.standard.bearer." • - . :This is the affair alludeato in Dsrd Viret.maroN's ilisiiatiji of July 11, where he mentions, that some united Spiiish . parties .4 had taken a convoy at P. na. "Fonda, but were afterwards surprised and disrersed on •the ' SOth of June, about 200' having beyn killed, wounded, or made prisoners." ' The convoy, which the French boast of hating taken, must there fore. . have been only a se-capture. : • • American'Papers to the 3Nth of June strived yes terday. A paper of the 29th states the sailing of Conimod , re RoGEtts, in the President_frigate, ac companied by the United States. Captain Dwane, and the Argus gun-brig, from Sandy Hook. The object of their cruize is not Mentioned. We art sorry to learn, that the convoy Which sailed from the Baltic on the 20th ult. was completely di— ! persed in a gale which lasted three days. On the 2701 land 28th, thirty-two of them were collected near the Scaw by the Daphne, Raleigh, and Monly; and fail_ !ea again On the 29th with a . fine brio* from Lite south-east. . . .. . :. • . On the subject nfthe above fleet, the following notice was yesterday posted at Lo'p's : . 't The convoy froth the I.3illtic,reptaied on i'tiday to he arrtv. ed ' 4 li.aitoutit, has bre° Attach 'chap( rod, 114:iug expo ietat d adverse wind, and blown% weather three d.i alter 'aunt' tr,ln Wiuzo," . - —• ' i Sir JAME'S S AUMA RKZ will return to England about I the first week Of October, and has giv n notice to that ! effect to all the shippi re in the Baltic: af___!er tlia:peraul Rimy were not to look hit prote‘tion- from a Blinsh Ifleet. The'veason of itself, ,t is stated, was suffic'eat in determine this meastile ; but it was rlsn believed lliele wai an ustii:rstaitding that the Swecli-li Go vernment would return that indulgence to the Britisi. eratle. which the Swedish commerce had so largely experienced at the hand 9 ilf the Bt insli ; tile Swed .h co iitifiNvitig at all limes , fleetly permit. a to, p bJ uatboleutd by the Dritikh Admiral. , 4411