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• - • • ' 2; O -• ( o ` 4 (St e \ i \4 l ‘ ) . • ' .i ik ",eitlfr 7 74"'l 4 . g 4 1 / 4 tr ' • 4 • A NI.. : • • • N:),. 701? • ; T (2 1, 1 ;()() PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. 1:?,;11. 1 ?/11.TY-OFFICE, AUGUST 15, 1809. •n i , Z : 1 S COMMISSIONERS of the ADMl harin:; ordered His Majesty's Gun-Brig MINX i nff the S-aw, for the purpose of exhibiting a . • .• ,i!iciance of :Mips passing to or from the Cattegat ; SALES BY AUCTION. PI SMOUTH, AUGUST 19. THE SALE of the SHIP and CARGO, consist ing of COCOA, DARK, and 'tiN, (advertised for the 29th invant, at the Loudon Tavern, foxhole-street), is unavoidably POiTPONED. rent French armies employed in Spain, will render it an ardous and painful task for the enemy to Mai good his retreat to Portugal. AUGUST A. RECTORY BUCKS. By Messrs HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Garraway%, on Friday the 25th of August, at Twelve o'Cleelc, unless an acceptable oiler is in the mean time made by Private Contract, THE next PRESENTATION to th e R ec t or y o f Newebn Blossomville, near Olney and Newport Pagnell, in the (;(, n asty of Bucks, the annual value .£261.,, and the present incurobent about 71 years of age. Varticulars may be had ten days previous to the sale of Mr. T - visetiLE, Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn Yields; of the Printers of the Northampton Mercury, Oxford Journal and Herald, Ci mbridge Chronicle, and Bedford Gazette; at Garraway's; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad street, near the R dal Ex change. . _ Vessel being direc:ed to take her Bearings as fol. _--" Sc3vr Light-House W. N. W. by Compass Six . • .:-, Ott-r-end of the Reef, will bcar N. W. by N. .• a:s, EA:ant three 11liLls." : of is herebj Given, for the information of the : 1 d 1 3 :;,es cf Ships, and fir the Benefit of • • 7: is 31. W. W. POLE., WANTED to Purchase an ESTATE: from 410,000 to £200,000 value. Good Laud would lie Im re:red, and it will be no ohjisction though there rna7 not be a Nfirsim House on tile E,,rate. It must nut be situated further North than Yerk. Letters from Munich of the 31st of July state, that a•n entrenched camp has been formed on the Witten b rg, near Prague, in Bohethit, to which the Austrian a my is to retreat in the unexpected case that peace s out.' not be concluded. The works of Prague have been considerably rlinforced, and the place has been VlctuAled for a six months siege. Much heavy ord nance has also been conveyed thither from Theresiea stadt. Letters containing particulars, addressed to Mr. Gregor?, Self citor, No. 12, Clement% Inn, will be answered in a few days. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. I'A.TRI9 11C FUND. A (~T.N7RAL MEETING of the Subscrikrs to ,n, ‘N ill be hell at Lloyd's Coffee-hone, on • , •-1• NEXT, the ciih instant, at Twelve o'Clock pre .4 . • he Report of the Committee, and to consider • of n , -ea'ing to the Public for additional Coe gato.,rd...r of the Committee, I. P. WEI.'.FORD, Secrvtiry. AMSTERDAM, AUGUST 4. The English Expedition against Zealand appears to be openly directed against the French squadron at Antwerp. The army assembled under General Te reyra is daily increased. Troops arrive at Antwerp from all quarters, and in a short time a serious battle will take place. The flotilla under Admiral Rsysch has taken a po ition off Kramer. Marshal De Winter commands in chief on the water. He has informed the King of the gallant conduct of Colollel Osseward. He corn manded a division of tile flotilla at Veer, and had an action with a division of the enemy's squadron. Marshal Dumonceau commands the Dutch troops by land, and the naval force at Amsterdam. General Bruce, who commanded in South Beveland, surren dered the battei ies of that island without firing a mus ket, and retreated to Bergen-op-Zoom. His Majesty has, by a decree, declared him unworthy of holding any military rank; Avousv s.—His Majesty returned here on the 2d, at eleven in the tcrenoon. An extraordinary meeting of the Council of State immediately took place, and alter some conferences with the Ministers, his Majesty set off for Rotterdam.—Our Court Gazftte states that a considerable French force, destined to di ive out the enemy, is assembled in the neighbourhood of Ghent, under the Prince of Ponte Corvo, who must by this time (the 2d) have arrived there. The troops are marching daily from Ghent towards Antwerp. Avot:r 10.—The King has taken the command in chief of the Dutch army as well as of the French troop , . His head-quarters were oh the Bth inst. esta blished in Rosendahl, and still continue there. The whole army is assembled. •It occupies a posi tion between Bergen-op-Zoom an Antwerp, and the troops are in high MORAVL4, JULY 22. The Austrians will take possession, at least provil sionally, and till the conclusion of peace, of the town of Cracow, in virtue oldie 6th Article of the Armis. tice, which stateg, that each army shall preserve the line in Poland which they may occupy upon the day of the-signature of the suspension of arms, which was the 12th of this month, We know that the Austriana had. not evacuted that town on the 14th. FREEHOLD ESTATES, LINCOLNSHIRE. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Garraway's, on Friday, September the Bth, at Twelve o'Clocli,,in Nine Lora, UNDRY valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate in the Parish of Orhey and Ingoldmeals, near Spits hty„Alfuril and Burgh, in the County of Lincoln, consisting of , urdry Pieces of Laud, containing together about one hundrttr and .sixty-five Acres. Particulsr may be had ten days previous to the Sale, at the Bill and George Inns, Samford; White Hart S ! ..alding; Peacock and White 1 Tart, En+ton ; White Hart, ; the principal Inn, Hormastle; at t;arraway's ; and of Messrs. Horgan and Phillips, 6.1, broad-%. Exchange. 1 )011N KOLL, OF U I'RFCH r, Q. 1":", 0-Pile:llan was resident in England in No- Whoever can give poiitivc iafortnation of • • r•r ,!!.. Old John h:oll, or of his present residence, G u i ti e:‘, as a compensathn for their trouble, Solicitor, No. 12, Gray's Inn- •i FAIT LOTTERY, ! ONLY FWVE THOUSAND NUMBEItS. SCI of £l,ooo 3,0: - .1 I 2 . 500 le X' ,k; ERLEHOLD SURREY, CONVENIENT FOR GOOD 'MARKETS. Ey HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At - Garraway s, C....rifest-house, Crtruhill, on Friday, the ath of September, at 'Poor lye o'Clock, it nut previously dispo.,el of by Private Contract, F OYLE FARM, comprising a valuable Freehold Es: a-e, in the Pari.li of Gated, four miles from Godstone. and Westerhant, and '24 miles front London, in the County of Surrey ; consisting of CO^ Acres of uncommonly rich Arable, Water, Mea+vw, and Pall ur: Land, in a ring fence, through which runs a fine Trout Stream, in a fine Sporting Country, aboundinr. with Game; tile Estate is full of thriving Tiruber, let to Mr. Mill•, at a tow rent, on an old lease, which expires at Michaelmas, I SIO, c;:pable of co Isiderabl: improvement. May he vkwed with leave of the tenant, and particulars had ten days isrevisrus to the sale, at the Greyhound, Croydon; White llart,Godstone; Swan, Reigate ; Black Lion, Farningliam ; Royal Oak, Stvenoaks ; Sussex Botch, Tunbridge Wells; of Charles Arnold, Esq. Bedford-row, Bloomsbury ; at Garraway's; and of Messrs. Hobart arid Phillips, No. 62, Broad -street, where a plan may he seen. ~...r ... • t Binides £lOO, ac. TO BE DiI.A , VN IN ONE DAY. C.:.0.1.1. Ma I . •:•i?ntluilY inform the Public, !ICI :Mazes aye on Sale at al their Ogees; No. p ar N.- 12, Chatirg-Cress, and No. Si, Aid-gate High ,cheine of the pw.s•sit :state I.fatt-ry is flew, and Alv•n•orer an e,iporiunity of the immense which may b o'ataived by purchasing the proilortioa for any par:. Tickets and • A berm -, tile Drawinr. Ticket, X.CI 117. - ill 0 0 Fighth - - .5 13 0 I Siicteenth : ..! - f~ ..C2. 17 0 1 9 0 • .•.rri!o1.1) E.-1 . .1,TE. BERKSHIRE. 4) B 7 PR:v \TE CONTRACT. ,0\ Nr.ilusable FREEHOLD ESTATE, L \:•;r.,-,ntiir z itolvardsof 717 Acr:s,of excellent •••••• Down Land, will a c:nall Dwel . • ...• riSt Mill, a very good Farm .1..t-irdlding , , situate in the Parishe4 of . . • - ',• Locliitige, a very feezile Pitt of Berk - .r.lles fro:n W:ailtag, six fri,ni V.`„l.l_lAbl.E FREEHOLD REsIDENCE AND LAND, ' • ' ~,.. •,. 11. from o:zfoid, and only 5 ,4 fron - ..• i-7sticularb, and pike, apply to :.It.Wake. • _.,•:Pr- 'trees, Lundon. • ItafTERDAM, AUGUST 11. The last intelligence from Antwerp, of the 9th, states, that no important occurrence has taken place in the environs of that city. A battalion of Polish infantry and a squadron of Polish uhlans arrived there on the tith and 9th, and the number of the Dutch and French troops assembled there is said to be very con siderable. ~ • ‘, HE SOLD BY • • •.:, el the Premises, on Monday the 2SO - d - ,y of • pis!poned from the 31st btly, as • • on the following days, itn.til the whole be •- th- forenoon n I each day, Yaitt.lble Scenery, 441chinery, Wanlyob, •• • .! ChanclPli...rs, and all other acts in, 17 to the TliEl RO ALi Nivichee:cr. nrty he ha 1, and farther no to the Auctioneer, ; or to the ConcertTa<iert. :Vianclt •:t r atur..” , .tid. The •• ••• he. viewed, on tile Tleu-sd - tv, !- 7, tad SiturdAy !.;- <ale, by applying to Mr. Ciroll, ts 'above. TRATSF., BR!.-iTOL, Ai kiusT 0, 160 j. TOR SAIJE. BY PIP.II,IC AUTION, the Honourable Cominissloners of his Majesty's Cust.wris, Irc•j'y tht Illet of August, Iso9, at Four o'clock, is the ', I n..m, in the Long Room of the Cu uont-hoase, FOLLO\VING SEIZED GOODS, t.1e.0 -of of all Lletics, viz ; about 2 Pair Men's 7 .-fal? Roo % 57 Women's St:sur Bonnets ..t. Sult '.Cool Trimmed 3 Prao; Wire Si:ves Gibs. Flour 141tlitard t 8 lbs. Iron Rivolts 3 C. New Cordage `in•l •'; the nyta of ..knust, at Four o'Clock in the will b: put up for Sale, aa s ;c:;, P i..i it h.,vc lain in the King', It'arehouge lire:e r.Jrubs oneustonteil, containing the following Tongue% ~•. lri>h Soap Ta'l , ,v• Cuntilrs f l I h.w. 0 •icre end Cl.i!. cn v .. V ~: St.r.s!), Winc., Cordials, lisqvetraugh, Picicles, T7.k . ku,..in(1., Sugar, Chacolatn, Ca•!or Oil, tinfts, Arrow Root, Indian Aleal, Barley rn, H:.ir-Powzler, Snuff, Segars, Sareparilla, "-%1:1) Bonks, Paintins, Pierures .k• 1, k in Wr.r , :s, Jews Peellery, Sea Cow Tracer., ClrouLlt boxes, Niili;arki Hat and Cap, V.t.nkt, 'la;;r•tsst, and Bval'iing, Old ‘Vearinz Aahcs, Sour %Vine ; &c. I` A ?1 , Mr. WILLIAM mut', • • N."A Fan, * in Cro'ocr, on Wednesday . tFe 13th daT of r, pretiktly at Tweive o•C:3et, ...:01L;')Ie. ESTATE, at averstraild, and I'.7.ritlws, in the County of com. ' ! hi ::,ors of Cromer, Cyttnntr‘, and (lye with and Appertt.t.ances belonging tin-reto. • Advowson of the Rec.try of Over t:.:nd, ano, a • • - 1 . !;;lir,n House, called Ovet..t: - And Hai., w:th suitable ..nos, St 41.105, and entity Pei:dings, and S4n Acres of . e.r le.s), the whole (except 10 Acres) in the occupA. losotph Howe, under an af;terment for a Lease for • ' 1... m Michaelmas 1809, at tie very tnoderate rent of .• tc the Manors valuable manorial rights, and the • :ii;s of a Cottage, one Acr.:. of Glebe Land, and the ::!..re than 400 Acres of Land. • •• to Cromer, a plere of fashionable resort for dif-tatet '2l miles from Norwich, and ten miles from t a.'tttm, Ayisham, and Holt, and is situate in a very •••• t of the County, abound:4l in Cane. Mr. Bowes, w the Estate. r pa'-ticulars, apply to Mr. Richard Ctl , larcl, 1%1- t.r..y•s Inn; Messrs. Foster, Soo, zed I'mFen:k, So '• et to Mr. Wm. Forster, Soh( :t(11, North -:t Office a Map of the .Estate may be seen. !, mEiknow LAND, KINGSBURY ; AND • LAND ON . 1 . E11: EDGEWARE ROAD. TO M. LET, for a Term of YeArs, Mslsr , . Ii)e;GART and PHILLIPS, Oil August 30, at 12, in twe LOT 1. .:11'YIIOLD ESTATE, consisting of two In • • •kl:r 'h %Itatiow I.Lnd containing together le •• t WO milts from the Hyde, of which immediate • n is I v. , , 1' ott.nsnre; of Rich Meadow Land, cnotaining 7 !If d OAX, with a Barn, in the occupation of , ..tt , :tt.: on the border of the Turnpike Road, ntar , t • 0....1, t fur )4 yeari,, to the highest bidder. (1, ;e:d partictdars had Fir days prtvious to the . . , • ' r 31•••• Irlk!geware; Abercnrn Arms, Stanmore ;at we rad of Mtifil. lripvga:i and Phillips, No. Cr., Broad- ;~ (' ~~,~. THORNTON Ifil.‘lll, near CROYDON, SURREY, Ely Nles3r. LIOGGAR'F and PHtI,I,IPS, At (larraway's, oa Frid:,y, September 8, at Twelve o'Clock, tw One Lot, unless an acceptable offer is made in the mean time by Private Contract, A CAPITAL. FREEHOLD MAN6ION, with :18 Acres of rich land adidning, the whole Land-tax a-d Tythc-free, delightfully situated on the road to Croydon, rear Norlslir y, and within eight link. of the Royal Exchange. !. Mansion is detached from the high road ou It eminence, f...1..mg a handsome el2vvirm, bull with Suffolk brick, which .-ombi-.:s all the advantages of Stone. The ltooms are numerous, lofty, and of good proportion, the principal clartniestx wit: - Aogatty doors. The °M eta are well arranged, dry, airy am' . • enient, with double Coach-houses, Stabling for six Hors- and Rooms, capital kitchen Garden s fully cropped :.•C • Ited, in closed by a lofty wall, aid well supplied whit nt water. The XL:llion is now rearly filis'ile,! with • • . and supe rior ww-kmanship, under the immediate directi • ." eminent "i•trveyor. The purchaser will be acconv.soda ! with early possession. May he viewed by ticltets only, which, with p.Jriculars, may be h. l tan days previous to the sale, of \kw.. i-lorgart a:R.I Etr.uul•stre , e, Royal Exelianze, inhere an elevation tiny be seen ; particulars also at Qarraway's. LIALSLEDON MOUSY, PLEASURE GROUNDS, AND! LAND, NEAR SOUTHAIVITON. ny Mesita. HOGGART a:.d PHILLIPS, At Carraw::y's, no Friday, September 15th, at Twelre, by Di• rection or the Vrecuturs, unless an acceptable offer is previously made by Private Contract, iN elegant Modern MANSION, delightfully situ- . ate near the banks of the beautiful River Hanfble, a pleasing distance from the sea, fire miles front Southampton, 14 from Winchester, and 11 irons Portsmouth and Gosport, in the county of Hants, the late residence and property of John M‘Qtreen, Esq. deceased. The House forms a handsome elevation, commaochng a noble picturesque View of the Isle of Wight, the Sound, and rich adjacent country ; has hewn recently finished in a style of su perior taste, sod contains spacious elegant Dining and Drawing rooms of fine proportions, Boudoir. Music-room, Morn:ng-room, and Library, numerous Bed-chambers, Servants' Apartments, and excellent attached Offices of every description, detached are Stabling for seven Horses, a double Coach-house, Harness-room, • Btkehouse, Dairy, and other Offices, Poultry-yard and Houses, Bailiff's House, Farm-yard, Barn, Granary, Stabling, Cow ls/irises, Piggery, and Outbuildings. The House is nearly elicit zle•l by a handsome Lawn, ornamented with Timber and Forest Trees, an elegant Gre4n-horse, spacious productive Kitchen Garden, with hilly walls, Melon Grounds, a valuable Orchard, C-ttage, and a quantity of excellent Arable and TvleadOw Laud L.tjoining, and containing together about 26 Acres. 1 he Estate i+ equal in value to Freehold, being Copyhold of In l-reitance, the Fine certain and vary trifling, and the Land 'Fax red...erned. The Purchacer may be accammodated with a Leasehold Farm 'if aunt 5n Acm, and the ele4aut well adapted Furniture, at a valu.tion. To Sc viewed with Tickets only, whiA, with particulars, may be had i2o days previous to the Sale, of Mr. Barney, Solicitor, Southampton; and 44' Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 61, Broad-street, Royal Exchange. Particulars may also be had at the Dolphin, Sonthanspt•m; Angel, Lymingtoti ; Bugle, New port, Ible Wight; Crown, Portsmouth ; India Arms, Gosport; of the Printers of the Exeter and Plymouth Gazettes; Sherborne Mercury; Lew es Jotu nal and Hampshire Papers; I.ibrarles, Brightoct and If orthil7 ; George, Winchester ; Swan, Alresford; and at Garraer ty'a. Valuable and iNten.ive PLAN l'A FIONs in the ISLAND of GRENADA.—By hlessrs. HOCIGART and PHILLIPS, At Garraway's Coffee-hou:e, Cornhill, some time in the month of December, of which alit. notice will be given, SEVEIiAL valtuble FREEHOLD ESTATES, I situate in the island of Grebatitt, containing 1857 Acres, up wards of 500 of which ere now in canes, coffee, and cocoa; corn rrising the following calte and sugar plztitatlons, with the Nes groes, Stock, Stores, Houses, some of them recently and suhstan tially trected, viz. Duquesne Plantation, containing .252 acres, 163 i of which are in canes {s ith so acres of provision-ground, 128 Ne- I ;trees, S 9 head of Cattle, Mill, Boiling and Still-houses, 28 Negro housett,Dwelling-houses,and out-buildings; Plaisanct, containing , 345 acres, 118 of which are in coffee and cocoa, and 415 acres of woad anti hills, with 140 Negroes, Dwelling-house . Overseers, :•:tigro-houses, and out-buildings—Bon Air, containing 155 acres, 0s of which are in cane; and I i acre&-ef Provisidn-ground, with 14i Negroes, 24; head of cattle, Dwelling-house. Overseers, M ill, Boiling and Negro-houses, anti ou t-bUildings-t-Grosse Pointe, containing 100 acres of cane land, and 235 acres of provision ground; with 99 Negroes, 26 h.ad of cattle, 1.) %A e I ng-hou se , Boiling, Curing, and Negro-houses, and out.buildings. Particulars will be ready in due dart, and ni4y thin be had of the Printers of the Liverpool Or nert:' Advittiber; Chronicle and Advertiser; Felix Farley's Wive' Journal; Gazette and Mer cury; Bath Chronicle; at the iarnaica, I.lord's, and Oarraway's Collet homes ; and of IViesr+l. He Bart and 11012,0, 62, Bruirk Meet, Royal-Y.10411W, 110144011, NAPLES, JULY se7. The English have very unexpectedly received or dc•rs entitely to evacuate the islands of Ischia and Procida. The troops and the sick are all embarked. The Sicilian Prince Leopold, oho was on board the fleet, and the Dukes of Arccbii and Camera, two Nea politan emigrants, have by this time retnrned to Me lazzo. It would appear, that considerable differences had taken place between them and General Stuart. Two English regitnents have proceeded to Malta. THIRTIE fH BULLETIN. " Vienna, July 20.. . . " The 9th corps of the areiv, which was commanded by the Prince , f Po.!te Corvo, wa. d;shatiiied on :he gth instaat. "fhe Saxons, who formed part of it, are under the orders of General lit-yowl. 'lte Prince of Ponce Corvo is gone to use the waters. In battle of \Vagram, the village of that name was carried on the 6th, between 10 and 11 o'clock, and the glory of this 'access fal enterprise is due to the corps 'f Marshal Oudinot. The House of Austria took the field this campaign with liS yegiments of toe line, 1'..1 regiments of cavalry, 12 regiments of grenadiers, four free corps of legions ; :'raking in the whole 310,000 men : 150 battalions militia (landwehr), commanded by old officers, exer ci4ed ten months ; 40,000 men of the Hungarian insurrection, and 60,000 artillery, and millers; composing in the whole ' from sto 600,000 men. With this force, the House isf Austria supposed herself sure of victory. She entertained a hope of shaking the power of France, if ever her whale force were united. But her armies are, notwithstanding, reduced to one-fourth part of their original strength, while the Vrench art ty has been incress ed to double the number it consisted of at Ratislson. " In the Castle of Gratz, 20 pieces 0/ ordnance have beets fouled. " *1 he Castle of Sachsenhurgh, situated un the frontiers of Ty rol, has surrendered to General Rusco. " 1 he Duke of Dantzic has entered Tgol with e5,n00 men. He has occupied Lofers, and dizarinel all tke inhabitants. He must by this time be at inspruck. " General Thiel's= has entered Dresden. " The Duke of Abrantes is Bayreuth, rid has pushed his advanced guard to the of Bohemia.- VIENNA, AUGINT 1. Notwithstanding . the mysterious veil which still covers the negociations, they are likely to draw to a clow, and the most sanguine hopes are entertained of a speedy peace. A report is in circulation, that the Prince of Bavaria, who has been in Vienna these eight days, is immediately to be married to rh..: Arch. duchess Louisa, in order to cement the peace between the Courts of France, Bavaria, and .iu%tria. Count Urban has arrived here ; i,e is said to he the bearer of the ultimatum to t' , .. Lmperor of Austria. PARIS, AT` _ 6. General Suchet has seri. a Report to the Minister of War, dated the 21st of July, that, after having thrown Blake's army into the utmost confusion, by the actions which took place between the 15th and 18th of that month, he has made it his business to annihilate the dispersed remains of the insurgents in Arragon. A Vorena, who had collected a body of them, has been so completely routed, that three hundred of his corps deserted in one day, and he was almost left alone • and Roman-Guyon, who had formed an entrenched camp near the Convent of Aguila, has also been driven ont of his strong hold : the convent *as found exceedingly well sup plied with ammunition and provisions. AUGUST 7. Letters from Bayonne state, that the fourth corps, under the orders of the Duke of Dalmatia, has put itself in motion from Toro, to'cut off the retreat of , the English. The couitikue4 operations of the difs‘ - . • .• MADRID r IULY 21. We positively 1-n6w that, General flailasteros is at Llanes with the remnant of his army, which he has ben able to assemble ; but General Bonnet, whoa has received a reinforcement of three battalions, occupies , the position of St. Vincente de la Barquera, and other points along the Asturias, so as to secure that part from all attempts at invasion. Other French bana -1 lions are employed to pursue and chase into the mouni: tains the fugitives of the corps Which Marquesello commanded, and' the irregular troops which he had enrolled. At their head, are the Vicar Tapia, known by his excesses in the provinces of Valladolid and Pa lencia, a Dominican of the Asturias, :Imbed in the tuniform of a Capt.iin, and an Abbe o f the same dio cese, appointed a Lieutenant-Colonel. Sunday intercepted letters make known the cennier - nation and terrors of the enemy's chiefs, since the day of the 11th. We know by_ others, anterior to that epoch, to what an height the ferocity of these brigands had been raised. One of them is an act, dated the 10th inst. directed to the Alcades, by the Junta of Cudego, and containing the abominable order of the Marquis Romana, to burn the villages which have opposed no resistance to the entrance of the French troops. We must confess, that the example of Maki is not encouraging to them. He had advanced front the side of Saragossa towards General Suchet, who, against his 22,000 men, sent but frail six to 700 Q men at most. Blake, after losing two battles, and abandoning tWQ thirds of his artillery, finds himself still closely pursued by General Sucher Ho would And nn ncvinm. hilt in the mobntaies on the side of . Molina and Arragon. from whence he will have great difficulty in regaining Valmcia ; and if he should accomplish it, he will pra. bably be obliged to abandon the remainder of his ar tillery. In Catalonia, the siege of Gerona is adv : many of the forts are in our power. Accord ng to the last faurier, a capitulation was thought of. Juov 2G. ORIDIER or -rut llnv.—" On the Stith lost. his Catholic Ma jesty, at tie head of the lst and 4th corps of his reserve, fell in wi:h the Enst:sh, Portuguese, and rebel Prow, assembled in great numbers in the plain nee: Santo Domingo. To attack, defeat* and completely rout It, was the work of a monirnt. The sing continua to p'irsue the enemy. The result of this brilliant suc c:.:ss wifi he the expulsion of the English * and the termination of the calamities of Spain " The Governer-General of Madrid. " AUGUSTUS ILLLIAIte." JULY 80.—Our Court Gczette contains the follow. ing intelligence : Santa OlaUa, July U. " His Royal Majesty arrived here this day at the head of his army, in pursuit of the remains of the ene , my's army, which had escaped from the battle of Santo Domingo. In consequence of the Englisli haviug pushed forward the insurgents under the com mand of Cnesta, the latter were almost entirely arnsi- Mated. Great numbers of them have been taken prisoners, among whom is Baron Armendaers, Colo- . nel of the regiment of Villa Viciosa, with several other officers of the corps. The army is anxiously desirous to contr up with the English. '6 Several Hanoverian prisoners, who formed part of the English tzgimcnts, have declared, that it was circulated in the army that Ma kid is to be given up live days to be plundered by the troops. 66 Spanish officers were the more astonished at the' _ _ defeat of the insurgents, as they had been told th-at.an Frenchmen had left Spain, and that the King was in: Vittoria." • -. JULY 27.—Yesterelay, at two o'clock in the . *' - ! ternoon, his Majesty e:itablished his heal quarters a height, which commanded the held of be • Torrijos. The enemy, who had taken shelteNhiiin wood, being alarmed by oar sharpshooters, enc(ee voured to gain the plain: The French pursued diem thither. The insurgents endeavoured to tally; hut his Majesty advanced against them at seven, pd th first corps having made a vigorous attack;.earried death and dismay into their ranks. At nine o'clock this night, a Field Officer of the first corps arrived here with the intelligence, that it 4, the course of the night still more signal advantages had been obtained than the preceding, and the held • of battle was covered with the slain. Jetv 23.—His Majesty overtook at length the English army yesterday, at four o'clock in the after:- . noon, which. on the point of being surrounded by our troops, drew up in line of battle. The French army attacked the English with the utmost vigour.; Some woods which covered their . left wing did not remain long in their possession ; and the division of their army which occupied them was annihilated by ea. Duke of Belluno. A regiment of one of the divisions of the first corps attacked an English column with the bayonet, killed 1000, and made 500 prisoners. The loss sustained by the enemy is very considerable, and Cannot yet be calculated. During the battle the King was ma. nauvring on the right of the English, in order to cut 4 heir totrrat to Talavera and the Tagus.