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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. YORK HOUSE, SEPTEWER 6, 1811. This day his Excellency the Duke del Infautado, Ambassador -Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary from :the Supreme Council Of Itegeecy of Spain and the Indies, living II .the name of his Ca tholic at.ajesty Ferdinand VII. had his h' prieateaeclienee of his Royal Nmes.; the Prince Retil . ied liver hls tri:diesiiisli; to • which he wax Introduced by the MaiquilWeSesley, hit Majesty's Prilicipal secretary of State for Foreign Affair!, end condacted by Robtrert..:hester, Esq. Assistant Master of the terienoniev. WHITEHALL, SEP TEMBER 14, 161/• • • • • His Royal Highness ',the Prince Regent has been Pleased, in the name etid on the behalf of his Majesty, to constitute and ap point Mr. David, Hume to he Clef* of 'the Kivg's • PrOaseses . in Scotland, in the room of Mr. John- Pringle, deceased. His Royal Ilighrie•at has also le•en pleased, in the num. and on the behalf of his Majesty, to ennstitute and aelseint Itolo:rt Crai-• r e , Esq. to be one of the Lords pf Session in Scotland, in the room of William Paiilie, Esq. resigned: • Jill Rn' it ll•gline.s has 3130 been pleased, in the name and on tbe behalf of his Majesty, to constitutt•nand Arrant Mr. Alex4n ile: Mackenzie to be Commiseiry of the• Commissariat of Inver ness, in the.rottm of Mr. William Flaser, dectaaed. tilts Royal Highness has also been pleased, in the name and ell • eie behalf of his Ittijestv, to eoristittue and appoint Mr. John Smith to he Deputy Keeper of the Register of Seseines in the Shires of Roxburgh, Selkirk, and Peebles, vacant by the tLaili of Mr. 'William Ker. His Royal Highness has also been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to constitute an‘l appoint Sir 1 home Kirkpatrick, Bart. Advocate, to be Sher'ff D. et re of the Shire • of Dumfries, in the room of Robert Craigie, Esq.. appointed a Lord of Sesslon. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 14. Copy of a Letter from the Honourable Captain Percy, of his Majesty's ship Antspor, addressed to Cqraitt Malcolm, of the Royal Oak, and transmitted by Admit'al Sir Roger Curtis to John Wilson Cro•ker, Esq. His Majesty's ship Hotspur, off Citerbourgh, Sept. 9. SlR—ln obedience to your order of yesterday, joined the Barbadoes and Goshawke off Calvados, and deeMing the destruction of the enemy's force (consisting of seven Lrigs, mounting three twenty iour pounders and A mortar each, and manned with seventy-five men) practicable, particubirly as my pilot assured me that he could take the ship within pistol shot without any risk, I immediately proceeded to attack them at six p,.m. when, within less than half gun-shot, the ship unfortunately grounded, which • prevented tfieir complete destruction : J however • succeeded in sinking one and driving two on shore ; re Barbadoes had t:rieen one on shore the day b efore, it having her broadside to us, she kept up as heavy • fire as the others. From the Hotspur being aground for four hours, the whole of the enemy's fire from the brigs, ..battery, .and field pieces being directed upon her, I an sorry to say that we have lost, in the performance of this service, two midshipmen and three seamen killed and twenty-two seamen and marines wounded, and hate also received considerable damage in our hull, masts, and rigging. Captains Rusliworth and Lilburn rendered me euery service in their power with boats, hawsers, &c. but from' our situation they could not succeed in drawing the enemy's fire from the Hotspur. ••I cannot find words sufficiently strong to express my approbatiens of the conduct of every officer and man in his Majesty's ship under my command ; their steady and active conduct, under a heavy raking fire for three hours, is de.ierving the highest praise. .1 134:we the honour to be, &c. (Signed) .109CiLLINE PERCY. Captain Malcolm, his Majeaty't ship Royal Oak, Senior Officer, &c. • sA Lin of Killed en board his Majesty's ship I-lotspur, In action with the enemy on the night of the Bth September, 1811. Messrs. Wio. Smith and Alexander Hay, midshipman ; John • • Strong, mainetOp ; Isaac N.lthorpe, waist ; John Porter, boy. (Signed) j(IOEI.INE PERCY. A List of Men who were wounded on beard his Majesty's ship • lititepur. Captain the Hun. Josceline Percy, on ;.:e evening of ''' . tee Bth September, 1811. •R'obert kli.k and Thos. Kirby, privae marines ; Wm. Riley, . erdisary seamaq.; James Acari, able seaman ; John Adamson, • landman ; Richard Braithwaite, roman of te powder room ; Thomas May, able seaman; John Fernandez, ordinary seaman; 'Thomas Fordbam, rope maker ; Wm. Lane, lartdrnan ; 'Alt:- sutler Baxter, oreimzry seaman ; Jame Payne, able seaman ; Oa. • briel To..ke, landman ; dward Lennox, yeoman et the sheets! Wm. Stapleton, landman ; John King, be3(lol.lliti'l mate; Wm. Maunders, ordinuy seaman ; James Powers, land nett ; Wm. I . ll4m , pson,_ able araman ; Isaac Webster, private marine ; Thos . MIAs Tyrrell, quafter-gunner ; Mich:tel Burch, ordinary seaman. (Signed) J.EVANS, Surgeon. MILITARY, RROMOTIONS. ORDNANCE-OFFICE, SEPT. 11. • Corps of Royal Engineers. Second Captain Thomas Cunningham to be Captain, vice Patton, deceased. Dated Jule $B, 1811. }'first Lieutenant 'Hugh Lawson to be Second Captain, vice Curt ' ninghatn. Dated July 18, len. fecund Lieutenant Chat les J. Selwyn to be First Lieutenant, TICS Lawson. Dated as above. Royal Artillery Drivers. •'' Second Lfentenant Francis M. Spong to be First Lieutenant, vice • •.. , Hostell,'removed to the 77th Regiment. Dated June 5, 1911. Gearge Henry Brae, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Spun& •.. Rated August se, 1811. - " The King's Germap Legion. d linilneers.--Second Lieutenant William Unger, from -. Peginsene of Artillery, to be First Lieutenant. • Dated • August 14, 1611. • • • Regiment of Artillery. Gentleman Cadet George Meyer so be Second Lieutenant ? viee Utger, pionioted in the Corps of Engineers. August 15, 1811: Comn!issions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Derby. . Derb7shire Regiment of Militia. 4riajor William Cavendiab to Le Colonel,vieetoed George Henry • paver:Mat, res'ined. Dated August 34, 1811. psptaip Clit.qes Gladwin to be Major, vice William Cavendish, - promoted. Dated as above. . Thontie iitnytb. Esq. to he Captain, vise Gladwin, promoted. • D t ted tier. 5, 1511. outh High P-ea t Battalion of Volunteers, 114entenant John barker td be Captain, vice Birkett, deceased. ".laced May 97, 1811. ;thigh Roller: 1121r1ter to hi Lieutenant, vice John Barker, pro , ' tooted. Dated es above.: ' • Innlissiogs signed. „by •the Lord Lieutenant of eheshire. • • RPT;iI Cheshire 11Tintarti Prattle Johnsen, gent. tea be Ensign. fated Asyut • . : • .• •" • " MattOes6eld Laical Militia. • rtes . Vbsrtep, Z.islett,.dlStoiased. • • • ••otriailtstian 4 4 l tvii 'by the Lird Lieutenant of the . • County of Esser. astern R.egiatiteCof• Ease; M:litia. piogn Wet kypcb w be Lisitttioesse t itte • Mu Ous s 'prsiste*”l., • Dateetept.rotfer.d, " • •: - ;-7 • Itneiti lionliC Cur fen Mibegtioss to be ditto, sloe Sacb, pro ' motel. Ditea September 1614 • • ' ... - • • Joseph John Crosier Huriams, Sent. to be *nigh. Dated gust 22,1[11. John Bell, Gent. to he ditto. Dated August CC, lel l. James Ceassgrove, Gent. to be ditto. Dated August U, mt. Commissions in the Aberdeenshire Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant Alexander Peelle to he Captain, vice Milne, pro moted ; Lieutenant John Ingram to be ditto, vice Barnett, re. , • signed. • Ensign Frencis Maitland to be Lieutenant,viee Patina, promoted; Ensign George Smith to be ditto, vice I grain, promoted; En sign George Taylor to be ditto, vise Comion, reigned. ,'John Thain, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Cardno, resigned ; tleorge . Geddes, Gent. to be ifitto, vice Maitland, promoted in the 4th regiment of Aberdeenshire Local Militia ; George WI-such . • lan, Gent. to be ditto, v!ce suede promoted in the 4ds regi ment of Aberdeenshire Lecal Mikis. Dated June 27, 1811. • • Commissions in the Monmouth and Brecon Militia, I . signed by the -Lord Lieutenant. William Lockyer Freestun, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated March • le, jam Cetivei Thomr, Gent. to be ditto. Dated August 11,1811. Oliver Thomas, Gent. to be surgeon's Mate. Dated as above. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. 'October S. Wnt. Scott; of Lloyd's eutft.e-house, London, insti 1-mete-broker, it ten, at Cuildhalf. Sept. iB. Edward Tanner Het bi rt and Richard Crouch Penfoll, of West smitlifielit, Lon ten, blacking maTiutec.urers, dealer ' and charnels, at ten, at Guildhall. Ore !her 5. Richard Reddish, of St. James's-street, Middlesex, ! waie-merchant and Wool-keeper, at ten, at Guildhall. Noe. 2. 'George Squier Green, of Bristol, accostetant,auetinneer, broker, dealer anti chapman, at tuts, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. BANKRUPTCY SU PEIiSEDE.D. Thomas Doyle, formerly of Crotched Friars, London, but now Ulla of ttottenburg, merchant. BANKRUPTS. Nut Bownas, of Liverpool, merchant, to surrender October 16, 17, and 26, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Josiah Williamson, Leigh-street, Liverpool. Richard Vorster, of Carnaby-street, Carnahr Market, parish of St. lames, Westminster, Middlesex, chreermonger, September 21, 24, and October 26, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Vincent, Bedford -street, Bedford-square. John Piper, late of Baldwin's Gardens, Leatherlane, Middlesex, commoi -brewer. dealer and chapman, Sept. 21, 24, and Otto her 26, at ten, at Guiiiihall. Attornies, Messrs. Judson and Pearson, Staple's-Inn, Holborn. Alexander Learmouth the elder, Jehn Learmouth, and Aime d:a Learmouth the younger, all el Parliament-street, West minster, copartners, merchants, army-contractors and army accoutrement-makers, September 17, -48, and October 26, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Advise e . Mills, Robasson, and Young, No. 1, Parliament-street, Westminster. Abraham Ellis, of Lower East Smithfield, Middlesee, slopseller, dealer and chapman, Sept. 21,24, and Cict%ber 26, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. E. Isaacs, Bury-street, St. Mary- Axe, London. John Higgins, of Nnrsh Bradley, Wilts, victualler, defier and ehapman, October e, 4, and 26, at ten, at the Angel inn, War minster. ! Attornles, Messrs. Davies and Davis, Warminster; or Mr. Davies, Lotlibury, London. Michael Sheeres, late of the Borough-Market, Surrey, borer dealer, stable-keeper, dealer and chapman, Sept. V!, 28, and October IC at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie% Messrs. Noy and Pope, Mincing-lane, Tower.street. John Thomas Beautain, late of High-street, Shadwen. Middle sex, apothecary and druggist, dealer and chapman, September tl, 911, and October 26, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Stratton and Allport 41, shoreditch. William Brightly, of Widegate.stritet, Bishopsgete-strut, Lon don, printer, dealer and chapman, Sept. 21, It 4, and October 26, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Muses. Parnell and Rages, Church-street, Spitalfields. Henry Hughes, of Manchester; cotton-spinner, dealer and chap man, Se et. 17, October 25, and 24, at twelve, at Cuildhatl, Londna. Attorney, Mr. Buddies, Cististelsurch-Passage, New. state.street. Charles 'Webb, late of Howard-street, Strand, Middlesex. wine and beer-merman, dreler a:sd c!.. entice September 21, 28, and October CS, at twtive, at Geed:tall. Attornies, Messrs. I Idly :nit tent King, Coptball-court, Chrogniorton-street. Witham Pennell the yodreer, late of Quershithe, London, mer chant, dealer and charnels, Sept. 24, October g, and 26, at ten, at Guildhalt. Attontey, Mr. Adistots, Freeman's -court, Coln hill, Londe's. Robert William,, of Oxrord-street, Middlesex, china and glass man, dealer and cliAprnan, September 17, 18, and October 24, at twelve, at Gu Wield. Attorney, Mr. Nelson, Palsgrave place, 'l'emple- Par. Edward En's, of caatiebury, Kent, hatter, September 17, 18, and ~ .ico ()her 26, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. J. O. Sagzers, Great'St. Helen's, Bishopigate-street. DIVIDENDS. Vathaniel Ackland, of Union-street, Middlesex, worsted-me nufacturer, Octobets, at twelve, at Guildhall -lames Hampton, of Woolwich. Kent, upholsterer, Nov. 5, at ten, at Guildhall. John Pearkeseof St. Paul's Church-yard, London, silk-weaver, Nov. 5, at ten, at Guildhall.-1 homes hiumford and John Skeen, of Greenwich, Keot, timber-merchants, October 5, at tWeler, at , Guildbail.-Lein Ivory, of Mark-dace. London, broker, dealer 1 and. chapman, October 8, at ten, at Guildhall.-Vi'llham Cleasby, of York, grocer, Octo!:cr 5, mecca, at the White Hart Tavern, Kingston-items- Hull.-Josepli Meynell, of klowden, Yorkshire, dealer and chapman, Gamier 5, at eleven, ot the White Hart lavers, Kingston.upon-Hull.-lances Wainwright, late of Shef field, Y orlsittre, builder, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Rowland laluckleston, of Cannon-street, London, warehouse man, at twelve, at Gundliall.-Brinsmant Broadbent, parish of Stainton, Yorkshire, buokselL•r, Sept. 27, at eleven, at the Green Dragon Inn, Doscastere-Rickard reties, of York, grocer, Oc tuber 7, at eleven, at the George In-], York. CERTIFICATES, OCTOBER S. Walter Bridge, of Liverpool, soap-boiler. John fvlackulvy and James Oldlield, of Liverpoal, merchants. WM. Croden, parish of St. Philip and (aeub, Gloucestershire, maltster. Robert Smith Sharp, of Great Yarmouth, chemist Japes Liversedge, of Horton, Yorkshire, eottoft-mansfacturer. William Porter, and Wm. Mantels Porter, of Copthall-court, Throgmorton-street, London, merchants. Wm. Major, of Fridae.street, London, Norwisb-shawl mane fact urer. Wm. Beck, late of Bishopspte-street, London, draper. ' Salthazar Adams, of Buoklershard, Hants, ship-bwider. Robert Pringle, late of NorthunsberLwl-etreet e Strud, afterwards of Kingston, Jamaica, jeweller. - , Samuel Longtuore, of Bristol, linen-drape[. i PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R. !Hawaii, Norwich, and J. Jarrohl, Darlington, Sclftilltd sack-manufacturers.-I.Grainlin and A. L. Neris, Macclesfield- ; street, Soho, goldsmiths.—W. Wiliam and Co. St. Mary at Hill, l wine-merchants.-6. Butler and W. G. Scott, Chertsey, wine- I merchantw—H. Dunbar and J. Green, Birmingham . goklkey- makers.—E. 111011143041 and Co. Birmingham, jewellers.-1. Booth and W. Abbott, Nottingham, worsted -machine' manufac wren.— S. Wilson and T. Crobtliwaite, Kendal, liosiers.—beit jambs' Grotto/ and Co. Goodman, Berkshire, carriers —l4. diarists and Co. Leserster, veciolstapstra.—E. Crewther and Co. StrettOrd, I.ancashite r milhners.-1. Li. Whitaker wail% Powell, Manchester, cotton-manufacturers. —G Brook and J. ford, Kingstonfrupon-Hull, cabinet-makers.—W. and G. Hatt., St. Alban's, Herttortishire, gPorcers.--L add E. Baddeky, Shelton, Staftordshire.—C. and T. Wilson, Carlisle, coach proprietors. — G. Bruwnsworth and I. Mortis. New Brentfurtl, oil and colour issen.—.l. Voodoo and J. B. Vildtbeatl, Bitstun, Snalfurtishire, - iroti,dealert:.—J. Caper anti I. Wilson, f avietock-street, Coveut garden, linen-drapers.-i-s. Brides and I. E. Wil on, Wlnteirtars, torte-factors 1. Woad/ and 'Cu. Cathet a ine-stritet, Strand, ca binet-makers. .• . . • Average Price of Cern tryEngland.and Wales fres thi returns rtaktig the 7th itl Sept., Lall. • . . lArlsesu.. 1 t r. /34rley. ' Oats. Beans. Pease. 's. di 1 I S• al. a. di 1.. i. d. ii. .1. Is. d.. 95 .. fr ' .46 I 40.1 iin 7 44 'S 149 "$ • l a The average Prier of Sugar, esmpuiedlroris 'Ai icturba made die neck endins the 11th day at'aept. is g... II per eels. • . . , . . • Y . .. • FRENCH P::TERS. • ' PARIS, AUGUST S. There has been inserted in several Journals, on the ; authority of the German Gazettes, a letter signed Woyenski, in which it is announced, that by an order from hiamperial Majesty the port of Dantzic is entirely tree, and commerce permitted without re stricti..ns, and the duties diminished one.third." This letter is false, and entirely fictitious. There is abso lutely no alteration in the system of blockade estab lished against England: SEPT. 9.—To-day a Council of Commerce was held at Compiegne, at which his Majesty presided, They write from Catalonia that the expedition of the king dom of Valentia is on the point of being commenced. LAYBECH, AUGUST 20. His Excellency the Governor-deneral has left Trieste, to make a journey into Elyria, He has every where seen with pleasure, both the spirit of the inhabitants, and the excellent discipline of the Na tional Guard, which has rendered essential service by keeping order in the interior ; and by repulsing with a ',access, equal to their zeal, all the attempts at piracy made by the English do the , coast.— His Excellency was enabled to make a great part of his journey to St. Vincenzo in his carriage. This road, the completion of which has been greatly faci i Mated by the good will of the inhabitants, extends as far as to Capo d'lstria, and the interior of the ' country will soon experience the advantages resulting from the facilities arising from these new communica tions ; we thus already participate in one of the most signal benefits that have taken place dining the reign of the Emperor. The amelioration of the roads, and the opening of great mean; for circulation. His Excellency the Governor-General has ...been pleased to express his general satisfaction at the zeal of the inhabitants, and to give them die praise which is so much their due, for - their fo l operation in these useful works. • Schioatienberg. H,mburgh, Diesbach, Kinen; The limed Rotach and die KiesenbAch were seen ]. ,ed so prodigiously that the former carried away tt • covered bridge no the read from Berne to Then. neai Kiesen, and the *esenbach entirely overwhelmed the latter village. SRUSFELS, SEPT. t. pre T re h c e t nhtasof.Atd6d.traLssermdrea, lieutterl!himchtbehe p angSt of the 40 1 states, that an attempt made on the M of a t y l or ie De ;Manta ofAugust, by 1500 Spanish prisoners, c . oafined 'n tht neighbourhood of that city. to escape, Old 61 ° 1 fr t .' trated. Some of the prisoners , who hat 4 betr_77" ployed on the public works there , and whose t Ir 'eut conduct rendered it. necessary to put them in ". had succeeded in getting them off on the above n, 11 .":'• and were busy in disengaging others , and bursti °- open the door, when the unusual bustle and n",..• drew the attention of the guard. At the moment ti latter reached the spot, the door flew from its hin and about 50 of the most resolute threw them-sew., on the bayonets of the soldiers. Impelled by the errs = sure, the guard was driven back, and several of thew stabbed and trampled to death ; but the seport cf muskels excited an alarm, nrd presently brought comraaes, who secy.-eel the greater part of tl:e pm( ners. Nevertheless. about a dozen found means escape in the tumult :nd confusion incident to such a !scene. • BOULOGNE, SEPTEMLER 5. • The flotilla off this port does not content itself wit:t making a mere-line of defence, but every daj per. forms evolutions. The 4147 before yesterda; the wind was at North-cast, 'blowing a fresh gale; the Botilia consists.' of 63 Armed vessels of differeat de• scriptions. The Marshal Duke of Elchingen, commander af the camp at Boulogne, and the Rear-Admiral Blake, commander of the flotilla, are embarked, and hay. passed the day in Vie line. Two• English brigs.of war being in sight, the Rear-Admiral went on beard one of the praanis with the gunners, and gave them chnce ; toe mutt of v.tich was, a cannonade, which lasted about an hour, in which our vessels receive* sortie skotinThe'ritulli; but one of the elemy's brigs having suffered great damage, they were obliged to make slit to the northward, and owed their satiityto theirllight. • • COPENHAGEN, AUGUST ay. According to the latest accounts, none of the ene my's vessels had appeared' in the Melt froth the 13th to the 14th of this month., , PRESBURG, AUGUST 47. ' • The greater 'pan of the deputies and states of she. Diet have arrived is this city. His Royal Highness the Archduke Joseph, Pala tine of Hungary, arrived here on the 240, at ten in the evening, to open the Diet. 'in the mat day his p Royal Highnessre aired op the summer camp at Zeegeloefen. . • • DRESDEN, AUGUST 26. The departure of dui King for Waisaw has been! definitively fixed for the IGth of September next. It is believed that his Majesty will not return before the month of December. 'rENNA, AUGUST to. • They write from Turkey that hostilities have com menced on the frontiers of Servia. A considerable coops has advanced from Nyssa, and has made de monstrations against the Servian camp, at Delegrade. 'lle Turks had hoped to assault and surprise it, but having learned that it was defended by a greeter force , than they imagined, they retired precipitately, and with loss. General Czerny Georges, who commands the camp. is every day receiving reinforcements, and, is secitre from any surprise. A corps of Bosnians has advanced upon the Drina, and spread alarm upon the right bank, but not being sufficiently numerous to attempt any enterprise of im portance, soon retired. The plans of the Vizier of Traconech are not known t , we only know that he has collected a fine army, and we are very attentive to his movements. MADRID, AUGUST se. On the 9th inst. D'Abril's party, consisting of 250 men, planned an ambuSeade at Ontanares, in the pro vince of Segovia, with a desig't of surprising a de. tachment of dragoons which had been escorting some couriers. The officer commandMgshis detachment, having been apprised of this proje c t, resolved to anti., cipate the attack, in consequence*ot which Ire- Ailed offensively, and fell upon the. Spaniards, whom he completely routed, tilling 40 of them, and raking number of prriceners• and 'horses ; D'Ahnl himself is amongst the wounded. This affair dims great credit to the soldiers engaged. From Saragossa it is.stated, uncles cla - skof the of July, that &thanes the elder, Chief of a band which had infested for loose time the envi•rotrs of GS; riga, having been wounded, and (: l ben by the Spa niards themselves, his brother succerded„hincin his command, and had infested the country • again. In order to destroy him mid his followers, Gen. Henriot departed in•the night of the 2d with s t everal colurims of infantry for the town of Granene, where Bali*sea, was posted.. This Chief soon tatend himself entirely surrounded in his entrenchments ; and the resulead the attack by the French, (. ceoriiing to . their state 7 ment) was, that only eight men crf the Spaniards saved themselves by NO% and those few we,re cover ed with wounds, having thrown themselves into the ravines; twenty men were found dead in the field of battle, the remainder fell into the ambuscadelaid fur them. All the horses and baggage of the Spaniards. fell into the hands of the enemy. &Nines could not save hilitteN on'horsebaCk ; but it is admitted that he defehded himself bravely for a length of :itne Against Capoli, Brigadier of the Royal Chesseurs, and was killed at.last by . a void gent of the 42d regiment. Four of the brigands (says the account) nude prisoners, were hung A Le.: rtda ; and the head of &thanes was sent to Ades, the place of his birth. • BERNE, AUGUST 24. The Decrees of the General Diet, for the recal of the Swiss in 'the service of England, having been ra. tilted by the dilletent Cantons, is now made public. Those•taken viith arms in. their hands are liable to be punished with death, as traitors to their country ; nnd all others are declared incapable of succeeding to any property Which may be bequ.!athed to them. A tut mal •notificatioil having been made to the Cantons % that the regiitseots in the service_of 'Prsince were sa. complete, itruither'eitlistneent has taken place for 6000 *men. Fifteen hundred.being the surplus number yond what is required, will be famed into two addl.! rion-il regiments, and placed at .she disposal of his Majesty the tinpekir of the French. In the night'ketaiteen Tuesday and Wednesday last, a cloud burst ' sleek the districts of Schcediaburg, if iN( . ; It. LONDON, • • • MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. • PRICE OF STOCKS Ilia DAY AT ONE n . cLocs,, 3 per Ct. Nos. for nionvy 6341—Ititto for sce.must 66/ S prr Ct. luced shut—V. l os 5 per Cent. 351 1 per Cent. sbut—Ronds 164.174. pre.—Omniuns +Ow • Escl.. Bills (31) ts- Is. pre.—Ditto (3}J.) 4s. ft. rsis.. • The Duke of rent packet has arrived at Falmouth from Lisbon, with Mails and dispatches. The papers and letters will not be delivered out until to-morrow. The dispatches from Lord WaLLISIOTox are dated in the neighbourhood of Ciudad Rodrigo on thp 21st !ult. but they contain no particular of any interest. His Lordship was in good health, 'l.e Rime agate has arrived at Plymduth from Corunna, which place she left on Saturday se'imiglit. She brought home with her the Henry transport, with 185 French prisoners on board, taken at the late storming of Santander. Le Rine, with the Patio CDS CHARLOTTI, UNICORN, and SOievIIi 4 LANTR, had removed all the cannon, stores, and 1800 prisoners from Ferrol, it being stated that the enemy were ap proaching there in great force.. When le Ra sailed, all the transports and other vessels were at single anchor at Curtinna—the enemy being on the advance; and withing thirteen leagues of that place ; j but it was imagined they would again retire. By this cenCryance we are made acquainted with the object and_succtio of Lord WELLINQTAktS rezu.t. movement ; whichotsit appears, was directed town! as Cudad Rodrigo and. Salamanca —less with a '.iei to the attack of either of those places, than to m a diversion in favour of the Gallician arn:T. In the confident expectation that Lord Wast.iNoron would not quit his cantonments, Mott sore had dispatched a strong division is destroy the force ands:. General I NISAVIA. The latter, unable to offer any tirectud opposition in the field, had, as indeed preceanz ac counts informed us, retreated from Attorga, and had subsequintly retired into the mountains. The rap.d and well-timed advance of the British General at length compelled the enemy to retrea t inhis tozn,where the Spaniards are stated to have successfully infested his rear, ana in -the course of these operation - hid taken a number of prisoners, ansottg whom wr3 3 General. The Corunna Gazette contains Gs-Lent ABADIA'S dispatches to the bbove effect ; and dicits that farther particulars were promised by that c manlier as soon esti)e pursuit, wherein he Was 'it: en. .gaged, should have terutir.ated e The latest accounts which had reached Coruna.; from Lord WaLLINOToN were of the 2:td ultimo, sr which Jay his Lordship was within two leagues o: [Ciudad Rod, igo. The most recent dates from Opizo are of the 21 instant. Stores and artillery bull ant• tinned to be forwarded ftont that city by the Douro. The enterprising Spanish commander EqvrlV Miss had arrived at Corunua, t..r the purpose td estivie; the seasonable supplies of aritis and Aniniatiniell which had just reached the above4satned j cnt is t:t SIJAVRILpLANTit frigate. Sir li. Douosa. had tan. at Cnronita to replace Generai WALKS*. Two t...ire dred and forty deserters from the Trench arm.) :IA been brought to Corunua. It is positively stated, that Bassists% has bi rl te• called, in consequent. of hissprematute ev at the Asturias. V si I a.