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eoldatrarx Guarda..tieutenant-Colneal Ron. Sd Bin. 31st Fowl—taptain Ledge. lot But. ntatit loot—Lieurenants Graydon and 14‘Carthy. in Bat e. Detaehmentr—Llentionnt NTT ougal, Slit Regiment. td Batt. !11th toot...S.ntign La &tete. Wonittag. Major-Osnerai 'Hifi, slightly. Brigadier-General A. Campbell, slightly. Ditto H. Campbell, severely but net dannereenly, ISth Light Dragnons--Captain Whittinghatn, Deputy-Assistant Quarter-Master-Gener a l, slightly. 91st Regienenn—Captain Blair, Brigade-Ma j or to General Cis nteron, severely. Coldstream Guards—Captain Bonverie, Aid-de-Camp to Sir At-, thur Wellesley, slightly. • 9!d Foot—Ulysses Burgh, ditto ditto. lit Batt. Line, King's German Legion—Captain Zerssen, Aid-denl Camp to General Langwerth, severely. Sicily Reglment—Captain Craig, Aid-de-Camp to General Sher. • brooke, lightly. 3d Dragoon Guards—Captain Bryce, severely, 14th Light Dragoons--Colonel Hawker, slightly; Captains Chap man and Hawker, severely ; Lieutenant Ellis, ditto; Lieut . 's ' nants Weinman and Smith, slightly. 16th Ditto—Lieutenant Bence, slightly. 2skt Ditto—Captains Howard and Frankland, severely; Lend William Russell, slightly ; Cornet Dodville, ditto. lot Light Dragoons King's German Legion—Lieutenant Poten, , snverely ; Cornet Tents, slightly. n e t at m of the Number of killed, wounds!, and missing, of the Royal Engineers--Lieutenant Stanway, sli g htly. Army under the Command of Lieutenant-General Sir.fertisitr Royal Brit. Artillery—Lieutenant-Colonel Framingham, slightly ; Wellesley, K.B. in action with the French Pertly, tommanded ; Captains Taylor and Baynes, ditto. by Jon-ph Bonaparte in person, at T a l avera n o la Rayna, on Royal Staff Corps—Captain Todd, slightly; Lieutenant Shan th 26th July,lBe9. chain, ditto. General Staff —4 Officers killed, 0 Officers wounded. , lit Batt. Coldstream Guards—Lieutenant-Colonel Stibbert , and id Dragoon Guards-1 Officer, 1 rank and Me, wounded ; I ran ' Sir William Sheridnn, severely, but not dangerously ;Ca runs and file missing. Chri 4 t h Dragoons-3 rank and Me killed. all, Serjeants, Y rani and file Millman and ~ Jec tie, ditto ; Captains C o lli er an d W oo d, kinson, severely ; Ensign Saudiland s , ditto, wounded. s.:ghtly ; Captain 11th Light Dragoons- 3 rank and file killed, 6 °Seers; II rank but not dangero us ly. and Lie wounded. . . lit Batt. 3d Guards — Lieutenant - Colonel Gordon, slightly; Ma* _ 16th Light Dragoons-6 rank and file killed;.! Officer, f Mist and Fotheringham, ditto ; Captant Geils, ditto ; Ensigns Atehmen, 1 file wounded, ::rank and file ntissing, Towers, and Scott, ditto. - . . std Light Dragoons-2 Officers, 3 Scripanta,.:44. rink . ind fdr % gst Batt. Sd Foot, or Buffs—Lieutenant Colonel Muter, severely, I mine; 4 Officers, 2 Strjrstits, 1 drummer, -43 rank sad tie since dead; Major Drummond, Brevet Lieoteriant-Colonel, wounded ; 3 Officers, 7 Serjeante, 2 drummers% 96 rank and slightly. , I file missing. 241 Batt. 7th Foot—Lieutenants Kerwan and Muter, severely; Ist Light Dragoons King's German Legion-1 Drummer killed; Adjutant Prge, slightly. 2 Officers, 1 Serj..ant, 3 drummer., siu rank ami file vniundnd; .2d Batt . 44th . Foot- Lieutenant-Colonel Drummond. sever el y; 1 Crank and Me missing. Ina, gland Artillery--1 Officer, 7 rank and we. killed ; 3 of. : r.lajor . Popfsam , , di: to; C nnata Coins, d !,?; C . nrain EVIII%. : ditto, sines dead ; Lieut. cant Ifardy, s..ne nyn Inisigns Grant, finere, 21 rank and Hie wounded. Rey& German Artillery-1 Setjesat, II tank and M Skein, andidlioion, seet•r e ly. e, killed; 3 , sonny, 2! rank and fit n; won i n ka ; 4 ran k an d y ue ,nth a i ais . 2 d Batt . 2.4114 F'ont- e finsign Jessaniin, severely ; Adjutant Topp, Royal Enemy,-1 Office.r wounded. 1 slightly. . Royal Stagg Corps-2 Officers wounded. . ' s i)th Foot-..Captais Gauntlets, severeiy ; *I.I eutenants etanni, t it D i m cads:ream Gnardsonl O ffi cer, 33:ranknad fi le, kille d; i Leslie, Stanhope. ditto; Lieutenant Nicholson, slightly, Cep a Officers, 11 eerjennts, • e .DrUllerlter, 232 tank and Mr, : tail. Newbolt, ditto. wounded. 2d Batt. sin Foot—Captain Nicholls, Asher. Lieutenant eh-die. • re Batt. 3d-Csnards-5 Officers, 4 Serleante, 45 rank and file, stone, slightly; Lieutenant A. Beamish, severely. killed; 6 011kers, 11 sszjentits, 1 lerunatur, 243 rank and Me, wounded; 1 rank and file missing. lat Batt. 40thEoet—Captren Colquheon, slightly. 3d Foot, or Buffsewl Serjeant, 23 rank and file, killed 1 g Offl. latliatt. 45th Foot—M..jor Gwyn, slightly ; Lieutenant Cele, errs, 6 &lasts, 101 rag* and Me, woutilihd; 7 rank And tile ditto missing. lit Esti. 40th Foot--sLieutenarnColnnel Donellan, severely ; Id Hatt. 7th Foot--1 Officer, 6 rank and file, killed; 3 0 ifiv-rs, Brevet Maj r ' iarston, slightly; Captains I.Vool and Frenen, 1 *-rjeann . 2 lirrinieta, 31 rack and Ile, wounded ; 1 rank ditto ; I.ieu •...nts Drought, Paee, and Chesty:, strerely ; • and file missing. ' Lieutenants :ales and Cutebertson, slightly ; Ensign Vain fid Batt. 24th Foot-e 2 Serjearttn, 42 rank - and file, killed; 10 , nerrnenna,. severely. OMeers, 13 Serjeants,- 255 .rant and file, wounded; 21. rank 24 p e n. 4etit Foat— Li eutenant ant Johnson, slightly ; Ensign Kenny' and Me, rtilsaiog. ' fat Ban. 29:h Fout--1 Serjeant, 2! rank and file, killed ; 6 Of& severely. ten, 98 rank and file wound e d; 2 rank arid file minting 2d Batt. 53d root—Major Kings to te, sli g htly ; C a p ta i n S towe ll, yd But. Stet Fuot—l Serjeant, 90 rank and file, killed ; 3 Oil. dit t o. cers, 5 Serieanth 97 rank and Me, wounded; 5 rank and file .sth Batt. 60th Foot—Captain Canitir, B. Maiqr, slightly •, Cep missing. • Lain Andrew, dito ;' Lieutenents Zulke, Ritter, and Nlitclinii, lit Batt. 40th Foot-7 rank and file killed; 1 Officer, 2 Serjeants, . severely; Ensign Aite:•s: ein, tett u. 47 rank asd file, wounded; 1 rank and file missing. Ist Bait. 61st Foot—Captains Furnace, Laing, (landsman, and in Ben 130 Foot-9 rank and file killed; 2 Officers. 2 Ser.. Hartley, .. , , ; ;fitly; Lieutenants NtLeart and Tench, ditto;— jeauta; 130 rank and Me, wound e d ; 1 O ffi ce r, 1 S e rj v ant o 1 . Li eutenant Cohins, severer : Lieutenant Gwan, slightly ; En- t Drimiener, 10 rank and file, missing. I sign Brackenbuin ditto; Adjutant Drcwe, severely. Pt Barr. 48th Foot-29 ran k nod file killed ;10 Officers, 3 Stir- 2l Elan '.''th Fere-Captain Kelly, slightly ; Captain Stuart, se }ants, 132 tank and file, wounded; 1 rank and file missing. verely ; Cepain Adams, •Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel, ditto ; U Barr. 48th Foot-1 Serjeant, 11 rank and file, killed; 2 Offs- ; Lieutenants Mortise, l)udgeon, Humbly, and Steel severely err:, 3 I ' 4o l l :ant's 50 rank and file sirelleded i 3 Ofintr missing* Lieutenant Shewbridgo, slightly ; Lieutenant Morgan, severely ; ' gd But. 5M root-6 rank and 4ie killed; 11 Officers, 1 Serjeant. i Ensign Cotter, ditto; Ensign Macarthy, slightly. ill rank and file, wounded; 1 rank and file missing. i .les eat. 60th Foot-1 Drummer, 6 rank sod file, killed ; 6 OM- nd Batt. 83d Foot—Captain Summerfield, slightly ; Captain Rey tern 1 Serjeant, 24 ran k an d M e , woun d e d ; 3 S e lj eants , in) ran k nolds, leg amputated ; Lientenant Nicholson, severely ; Lieute sad file, missing. nauta Baldwin and Johnson, slightly; Lieutenant Abell, severe itt Batt. 61st Fo o t.-3 Offi cers , 1 D remmer , A 2 ran k an d f i l e , ly ; Lieutenant Pyne, slight ly; Ensigns Boggle and Carey, St verely ; Ensign Letoller, slightly ; Adjut a nt B ra h am , di tto . lend : 10 Officio', 10 Serjeants, 143 rank and file, wont ided ; i 16 rank and file missing. 3d Eau. S7th Foot—MajOr Gough, severely; Lieutenant Rogers, bi Batt. 66th Foot-1 Serjeant, 13 rank and file, killed ;1 t Offi- 1 siightly ; Ensign Pepper, ditto. cr:l,_i serjeauts, 83 ran k e n d fil e W oun d e d,l Seijnant, 10 ranee! 118th Foot—Captain Brown , severely ; Li eu t enan t Whittle, ditto; Index, missing. Ensign Whiteinw, ditto. id Batt. Intel/toot-4 Officers, 1 Smjeant, 37 rank and file, killed ; lot Batt. Detachotenti--Major Rose, inth Regiment, severed y ; 11 O ffi ces, li Serjeants, 2 n rummers, 189 rank and file, wounded; 26 rar.k and eent mis s ing. Captain 11.4*Pberson, 75th ditto, ditto; Captain Bradley, oath ditto, slightly ; Captain klbancellor, 38th ditto, ditto ; Invert a Lien 670 4 Foot-1 n er j een t, 8 ran k ari d fil e , lolled t it Offi- Bent Gilbert, 28th ditto, sever e ly ; Lieutenant M'Betin 42d te rt, 3 Selesutt, 40 rank and file, wounded; 5 rank and file ditto, ditto ; Lieutenant. Fullerton, 38th ditto, slightly ; Jennie • misting. rant Munroe, 42d ditto, ditto; Lieutenant Brown, 43d ditto, M Dalt. Stith Foot-1 Officer, I Serj. ant, 11 rank and file, killed; iii .to. 3 Officers, 60 rank an 3 file, wounded. Ist Matt. 97th Foot-6 rn: 1 and file killed; en rank and file Ist Batt. tine, King's (Iceman Legion—Major Bodeker, severely ; • Captain Marshall, ditto; Captain Sour, slightly ; Captain Pete: s sv and e d ; 1 Off icer , 21 ran k an d fil e mise i ne . dote ditto; Lieutenants Corbe t t, S e nior, Ernest H oo l en b ern, hi entt Ihnsehments-ee6 Rank and File killed; 9 Officers, 6 and Fred. lledenberg, severely ; Lieutenants Saffe, and Sc hint es. einne 1 Drumfner, 15*Kank and File, wounltd; 1 Drum ter, Senior, slightly; Ensign Allen, ditto. Tr-i , 1 R ank and File, Tinning. 2' !:ant. Denneaments-7 kart and File killed; 13 Rank and 3d Batt. Line, King's German Legion—Lieut.-Colonel 13:nuns, . n • wounded; 1 Reek ,and rile miss:'. severely ; Major Bella-elle, slightly; Captain Bergman, severely ; I . ni ne t e m k ni's German Legion-5 Officers, 1 Serjeant, 36 Captain Held:ids, slightly; Captain Sharnhorst, severely. ' ti.::: sad File. kill:!; 10 Officers, 13 Serjeants i I Dnimmer, nn Barr.Barr.Line; la n e s G erman L eg i on—L i eutenants Beuerman. • e Inane cad Vile, wou n d e d ; 1 Rank and Filendssiwit. Winkstern, Wessell, Week. H o lly, s e v e r e ly ; Ensign Tincit lb' '"d . . 14 i-iete Batt. ditto—S Rank and File killed; 3 fieri-instss slightly ; Ensigns Schmidt, Billet), Blumenhagen, severely. ea lean!: en I iiie, wounded. sth Batt. Line, King's German Legion—Captain Hatrelberg, se ed Lir& Bee. ditte-4 Serjeants, 37 Rank and Elie, killed; 14 verely, Captain Gerber, shakily ; Lieutenants Linsinnen and Ohl:sea. 14 entjeants, 3 rnimmers, 2/1 Rank an 6 File, . Diriog, sertrely ; Ensign Brandes, slightly ; Ensign Kohler tv Oul-dia ; 7.1 aar.k anti Flit ruisystitz. I sevetely. ktiittootlitto--2 einem, 1 Serjeant, 1 Drummer, 25 Rank and , Ist Batt. King s G erman Legion. -Major Berger, slightly; Lieu i , ilr, killed; C Oli cer s, g S er j anata , 1 Drummer, 109 Rank tenant Volga*, ditto; Lieutenant Freytag, s e v ere ly ; E ni i nn and etile, mini: led; 1 Drummer, 100 Rank and File, mining. 71 :' dates dirge--g eerjeante, 15 Rank and File, killed ; 4 OE- °ff'" l l ditto. sere, 7 - Set:learns, 28 Rank and File, wounded; 3 Serjeants, 234 Dragoons, Captains Allen and Drake, wounded and ninsing ; 9 Drummers, 40 Rank and File, niissirg. Lieutenant Anderson, ditto. l attel-27 °Matra, 26 Serjsants, 4 Dritmrnees,6l3 Rank and 45th Foot—Captain Leckey, Brigade. Major, raissir.g. tI, killed ; 171 Oftit ers, 14$ Serjeants, 1.5 Drammen, 48th Foot, 2d Batt.—Ensign Reeves, misiing. .I(i7 Rank and File- wow: did; 6 Officers, 14 Serjvants, I • ;Drummers, 4116 ;tank and File, missing. 97th Foot—Lieutenant Shipley, mis s ing. IZe,u7n of Ortli • &c. t"- ' the ,Battle of the lance, nwen its Return of the Numbtos killed, wounded, and naisern e of the Army, under the Command of Lieutenant-General Sir Arthur Ath July. le'eliesley, K. B. in Action with the French Army, comma:ni tEi n nnendern, 4 Six ditto, 1 lour die* I Skit limit Howitzer, ed by I • ' Bunk art s. the 27th and 28th July 1809. osinni p C, 3 a i I.: .erila, complete in Arrimunition; taken by Brigadier. 27.11 July 1 , 109 ten ne A. Campbell's Brigade. Rilled-7 Officers, 2 Serjeaats, 122 Rank and File. anti felt e d i n t h e 1 : 00: 1 5 . . iin ce inns. at O r d nan 1 Sig Inch Howitzer, fieft by the enemy, Wounded-24 Officers, 17 Serjeants, 1 Drunu ner , 463 R an k an d 1: ..arlir,i, taken by th e 20th Regiment; 114itt 0 , destroyed by ' _ File irotntara. In Light Dragoons King's German Legion—. Lieutenant Helm brueb, tamely in the arm Royal Engineers--Captain Bootlsby, *merely in the thigh. Ist Ban , Coldstream Guards—Captain and Adjutant Bryan, •e- verely. g6th F4ot.s.Lientenant Pephern, severely. gd Batt. 31st Foot-.-Captain Coleman Lieut. George Burnish, severely; Ensigns Gamble and SbniAl, slightly. i.t Batt. 45tb Foot—Lientenant-Colonel Guard, severely. s:h Batt. 60th Faot—Captain Wolf, severely. I.t But. elst Foot—Major Coghlan, ditto. gd Batt. 11th Toot—Captain Maar; severely; Captain Som metal!, slightly ; Lieut. Kavanah ditto ; Lieutenants Bagnall, 'Dorton, Johnson. and Carroll, severely; Ensign Moore, ghoul/ ; Ensigns Knox and Butler, severely. lin , co rp., King's German Legion—Captain During, slightly; Lieut. Hone. severely. r t h Use, King's Getinen Legion—Adjutant Delis., severely. mistiNcs. S at raft. Detachment►—Captain Poole, 521 Foot ; CaptainWalais, 91st Foot, anal Lieut. Cameron, lints soot. taken by the Kirg's German I.egion. CtiA ALAS STILVIART, Brig.-Gen. Adjutant-General. the Orlicess kilted, wounded, and missing of the Army u orismand ot• Lieutenant-General Sir Arthur Welles l'•7, X 13. sa the Ac•isn with the French Army, commanded !•••• ph Bonaparte in Person, at Talavera de la Reim, on n. July IEO2. Missing-3 Officers, I Serjeant, 2 Drummers, 202 Rank and File. 28th July 1809. Killed-27 Officers, 26 Serjeants, 4 Drummer ' ', 613 Rank and File. Wounded-17: oScers, 149 Serjeants, 15 Drummers, 2072 Rank and File. Missing...6.officer*, 14 Serjeants, 7 Drummers, 418 Rank and Pile. Total killed-5 General Stair, 2 Lieutenant-Colonels, 1 Nfai 7 Captains, 15 Lieutenants, S Cornet" or Ensigns, 1 Adju tant, 28 Serjeants, 4 Drummers, 735 rank and file. Wounded-9 General Star, 10 Lieutenant-Colonels, 12 Majo-s, 53 Captain*, 71 Lieutenants, 34 Cornets or Ensigns, 6 Adju tants, 165 Serjeants, 16 Drummers, 3537 rank and tile. Mi. Captains, 8 Lieutenants, I Cornet or Ensign, 15 Ser}eants, 9 Drummers, 620 rank and file.—Total -5567. Return of Horses Killed, Wounded, and Missing, on the 27th of July 1809. 14th Light Dragoons-9 killed, 2 missing. 23d Ditto-3 wounded. Ist Ditto. King's German Legion-7 killed, I wounded. Total-16 killed, 9 wounded, 2 missing. Return of Horses Killed, Wounded, and Missing, on the 28th of July, 1809. sd Dragoon Guards-2 killed, 4 wounded, 8 missing. 4th Ditto--9 killed, 4 wounded. lithLliht Dragoons-21 killed, 3 wounded, 1$ Wain' g. KILLED. C.,,prAt 2tar—Major. General Mackenzie and Brigadier-General 3ch. • „ s ••- roam Gum di—Captain Beckett, Brigade-Maier to•Bripdo .i'. captain Gardner, Brigade-Major to Bilgedler-Gtooral ...... • Drareps—Lieatenante King and CoLiFtrtam Guarits—Ensign Parker. • ••1 t rt•tiery— Lieutenant Wyatt. • tti Ct:a-—Captains Walker, Buchanan, Dalrymple; :.. t m A• 11.0 ant Irby. tri ". t ith rlat—l.ietrzynant neaufo r . • 1` , i.4 F, at—Major F. Orpen, Captain H. James, Lima • ' I , oot-I.luurnant Colonel Gordon, Lieutenanbe mery, Flood. • `:.• Legion—Carzia Vaialle l Cap ! t y Hotigmbe:l. r .•Ai~lr .ttt•, Etlltk Ditto-2t killed, 2 *landed, 24ealeelag. r• 224 Ditte-70 killed, 2.sWoended, it 9416011111. let Dirt. king 'a German Legion—tit *Med. ont 1 missing. !tort Artillery-40 killed. • Thal-191 killed, 65 wounded. titil -• • • Return of the Hones killed ) Woundettellaag . asinglia' on the 27th and Vids Solf.llBoli enit killed,9 wounded, 2 sahebs. 28th July -195 killed, 6. wounded, ISe miming. • General Total-211 idlled, ft woondad, i SI missing. Extract of a Letter from ljeateuattt-Ceaeral the Rtgkt Hots. Sir Arthur Wellesley, K. B. to Lord Yiscomat Castlereagh, dated Talavera, August 1, IVA. Since I had thelonour of addressing you ca the 29th July, the enemy have continued to keep a reit.- guard of about ten thousand men on the heights, on the left of the Alberti*. The extreme fatigue of the troops, the want of provisions, and the numbers of wounded to be taken care of, have prevented me from moving from my position.—Brigadier-General Cr.►ufurd arrived with his brigade on the 29th in the morning, having, nnrched twelve Spanish leagues its little more than twenty-four hours. Extract of a Letter from Lieutenant-General Sir Arthur Wel lesley to Lord Viscount Ca►ticreagh, dated Talavera, Aug. 1, 1009. When I addressed you this morning, I had not re ceived the report•from the outposts. It appears that the enemy withdrew the rear-guard, which was posted On the heights on the left of the 'Alberche last sight at eleven o'clock, and the whole army marched to ward Sta. Milli ; I conclude with an intention of taking up a position in the neighbourhood of Gua darama. SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE PAPERS. We have received the former to the Slst ult. and the latter to the fith in .t. They contain various re- Tortssel-pecting the battle at Talavera, but not being official, and being extremely incorrect, we avoid re peating then:. Were they even more correct than they are, the . publication of the Government dis patches supersedes the necessity of giving their. The only article in these Papers deserving of Ito- I, ticc is the following Postscript to the Lisboa Diary cf the sfh ir,st. We wish it may prove well founded : VOSTSCRI? T. " After this Paper was at Press, certain intelli gence was in circulation that the enemy was totally defeated at Madrid, which the Spanish General Vt• NE°As had entered with his division, almost all the French being put to the sword who were found with arms in their hands. " The people of Madrid contribute I greatly th this action. JOSEPH BONAPARTE fled precipitately, abandoning his troops. It was even said VlcTon was killed : to-morrow we shall give more circum stantial accounts." When the STAR was going to press, we received the following communication, brought by the Jane, arrived at Portsmouth. It corms in a letter from Cadiz, dated the 2d instant : Letters from Seville. of yesterday's date, say, V,croa has surrendered with 11,000 men, and that the Spanish army under General VENZGAS had entered Madrid. It is also said that the Supreme Junta have confcrred the rank of Captain General in the Spanish Army on Sir ARTHUR WELLCSIAT, and the Grand Cross of CHAP.LSS 'fluid on CutzsTA." SURRENDER OF FLUSHING. STAR-OFFICE, THREE O'CLOCK. To the great and glorious news contained in the preceding columns of this Paper, we are happy to add a rumour at present in very general circulation, namely, that a TELLEGRAPHIC ACCOUNT OF THE SucnEsora or ausulso has just been received by Government and that the Officer with the Dis patches, containing the details of this important event, is now on his way to Lonacil. I: . lajor-General MAcxyvzie, echo gloriously in the battle of Talaysra, was Member of Parliament for the county of Sutherland. A braver Officer, or a more worthy man, does not exist. A vessel that stole out of Amsterdam last Wed nesday night, arrived at Harwich yesterday. It was supposed in that city that Flushing had surrendered. Every thing was quiet at Amsterdam. Letters received yesterday from Heligoland, men tion, that from Gluckstadt and other Danish ports un the northern shores of the Elbe, :in expedition had been fitted out for the invasion of Hanover. This en terprize had already been attended v. ith some success, the Danes had seized all the cargoes of the ships in the Elbe, and had taken possession of the merchan dize deposited in the adjacent territory of H; , pover, under pretence that it was the property of the enemy. A letter from an Officer cn board the EAGLE 74, states, that both that .:iip and the TM PCTUEUX have received so much dam,ie by running foul of each each other, that they must come home to be repaired. 'The hIPETUEUX was on shore 30 hours, and the EAGLE nearly twice that time. Lord and Lady HoLLAND, and Lord JOHN Rus- SELL arrived st Portsmouth, on Thursday, in the Liv ELY frigate. The Russian Admiral SnamitN is going home in the CuAsanos. We understand, at Tewkesbury Races, which will commence early in September, there will be as strong a contest between two horses of notoriety as between the late Diamond and Hambletonian. N4VI(L lATALLIGiNCE. trxhansintlatscit *wpm is. solessimas rAsivis stresniin,,a French chasm mariejsillcs with wipe, brindy, and cordage, prize to owe ot' ersisors.---Sailot the Swallow, Capt. Milner, for Scilly sod U r 1 "- posi.—The Oslifiscis brig is getting under weigh to cruisiti lb/Channel. POitTSh4OUTH, AUGUST 14. /104i44 1 1i *seder sloop of war hurt kiewfounsibutd Phipps sloop stone, otitis dhpatcheilross Sir Arthur Welleslry; =4 du kite mans, ot Gsternsoy, from Cadiz la elms days, with dispelling,. WWI S. W. ~. DEAL. JULY )4. Attired hem the Meer the Sams Leresse, Feltz, for 13oMa ; ant the Cairo/n(4ms fronts traria,. Wind S.W. HARWICH, AUGUST 14. Arrived last night the Mos packet, Captain M'amough, from Gotteobargh with mails and passengers and this morn{ng the Lady FnLOCIPS, Captain Butter, with mails and passenger, I': •b Heligolard, s &lacers and 57 privates, is the service of the ll.saa of Drat-midi Ovis. ------- YARMOUTIi, AUGUST 14. Passed this Lott yesterday with a line breeze at S. W. a c'. voy of about fifty sail for Gottenburgh. Arrived the Acute ant Manly gin brigs, and remain with the snips as per yesterday.— No arrivals this day tram the Expedition off flushing. The Con stant gun brig has Blue Peter eying for convoy fur Heligoland. COWES, AUGUST it Arrived the Powhelin, of Virginia, with iron, for Mackin ; Mercurius, in ballast, for Liverpool; Eliza, of Newbury Port, with timber, for Guernsey; Ocean, of Charlestown, from Bre men (where she has been detained two years) for Philadelphia, with linens.—Sailed the Julius Cunt. and Ariadne, from Luodua for Charleston. FROM LLOYD'S 1.1,1 T. CIAVLSEND Auo. 14.—Arrived the Friends!Up, Burrell, and Eliza Sophia, Brodell, from Surinam ; Sugnall, Smith, from Ca. dit ; Augusra, Robiuson, and British Tar, Hunter, from Lisbon; Grand*, Brown, and Ranger, Patty, from Demerara ; John and Sarah, Daggett, from Malta ; Speculation, Lamb, from Oporto. Sailed the Bird, Pringle, for Cadiz ; Druid, Hamlin, for Gib.. raltar ; and Sophia, Smith, for Malta. The York, of Hull, is lost in the River Plate. The Alexander, from Martinique, has fallen over at Liverpool, and bilged. The Ceres, HiNeks, from Biddeford, for London, is on shore, near Margate. The Diana, Pityvorr, from Malta, was set on fire by lightning, at Hull, on Thursday night, and burnt to the water's edge. AMERICA. SENATE OF THE UNITBI3 STATIIS; JUNI n, 11100. ItSPORT Of TAR comasirTsz Os IPOAXICIN RILLATIOWS. Mr. Lata reported lima the Committee, to whom was re ferred the Resolution frau the Senate, " To inquire into the expediency of providing by Om for the exclusion of foreign armed teasels from the porta and harbeers of the United States ;" That, in the opinion of tie CoManihtee. web la hastihotkot is within the just and neutral rights if the Ileiwid iltakeo; amil s under other circumstances, waste be highly supshlsse end p per. So long as a orateel onise shell mine 'unites NAM sea_ sores of impartiality, Amin oh basset tootle behigeroat, no: stipulated bypi i with& it shah /oho to almlbor s no calms I la hatovar is tor 'leapt's* or tiosapiehet. lbe right to seek an ar e el form into a meant tottery Wmga exclusively to the neutral ; and when rot guarameed by treaty, as is often the case, sack eihniaelien tompromises the neutrality of the nation which permits to 404 benigeteat stone such an indulgence. As a measure of safety, es wel se of pence, It 11 incombent upon the United States to carry Into effect each a provision. So i long as we are without a a . force to prot e ct our Julie dicticn from violation, our di e from estrege, sad our hag 1 , from insult, so long ought ets asylum to be given, but In distress, to the armed vessels of any nation. The Comniittes will not bring into view the many injuries and 'exults which the United States have sustained from the hospitabtr grant of their ports and harbours to belligerents; nor the fastibty which has thereby bees afforded to them to lay our commerce under contribution : it is 1 sufficient to remark, that great injuri e s h ave been surained, and that imperious duty requires arrangements at our hands to guard I 1 our country in tuture from similar aggressions. 1 The United States are, at this moment, louder no ehrgation to withhold the restrains within their power, upon the admis soon of foreign armed vessel, into their ports; but the Commit tee are strongly impressed with the propriety of avoiding any le gislative interference, at this time, which, by any possiblity, might be construed into a desire to throw difficulties "in the way l of promised and pending negotiations. They are desirous that a fair experiment be made to adjust our differences with the tw , belligerent nations, and that no provbians be interwoven In eve i laws which shall turnish a pretext for delay, or a refusal to yield ' to our just and honourable demands. Calculating that the overtures which have bees made b- Great Britain will be executed in good faith, the Committee are willing to believe, that the stipulated arrangements will be of ' such a charactei as to guard our flag from insult, our jurisdic tion from aggression, our eitiaen , ~urn violation, and our mer . made property from spoliation. i Under these impressions, which the Committee have stated as briefly as possible, they beg leave to submit to the considers ! tion of the Senate the following Resolution, viz. i Resolved, That the further consideration of the subject be postponed until the next Session of Corgress. Orpington Church, near Mary Cray, in Kent, was set on fire by the lightning on Thursday night, and nearly consumed. The Mr. Hnitver, who started on Saturday morn ing to walk to Bri l .liton from 'Westminster-bridge ha thirteen successive hours, completed his task in elevea hours fifty-seven minutes. A considerable suet been lost, as great odds were betted against having had no training. IN‘tursr.—An inquisition was taken oil ilittunley at the Goat, at Harnrnerianith on the bode Of Mr. Daily, servant Of the deceased. stated = that Mr. Cloud left his home is a ate horse chaise, on Wednesday, with Mr. Smith, la" illsid o f th e White Horse, Chelsea, on business, to go to Hayes, in Middlesex. They dined at the Angel, is co with a Mr. Turner, and at sav es o'-k eitra into one chaise, having drank freely. sa d horse was added to Mr. Cloud's, in the tandem style. Mr. Smith drove, and a few yards befogs they came to Hayes turnpike, in going over some gravel the driver was thrown out, and the horses dragged the v.-hide with such violence against the gate, that the deceased and Mr. Turner were -elm thrown out, the former bled freely, and was cosseted to the Waggon and Horses, and from thence to hisreiisience at Ham mersmith, wheat he expired on Friday morning. STATZ LOTTZRY.—PerIOSIS who have bespoke par. ticular Numbers at SWIFT end Co.'s Offices, are ra spectrally informed, that those Numbers are now ready for delivery, and that if they wish to secure them at the Pricy, they must take th e m b e . fore the I9Pi i n n gust, as after that day, the Prices of Tickets and Shares will be raised. and if the present demand continues, day of drawing. must be much higher before the - -1 ~~~ • =E ~' i