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Price ils. 6d. sewn. t fitillollso, Find* iv let Goode is I Mummits fat a pitEtticap ESTATES, oOMERStTSHIRE. 'Tole ~ 0 1..0 by AUCTION,,, Nut Month, SEVERAL VALUABLE ESTATES, the k,Par ticulate of which arc pr. pa ung, and application ma/ be made to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, 3*, Montague plate, Rumell• THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 16. e s PRICE OF STOCKS YAT ONE O'C L OCK. 3 per Ct. Red. 37f—C nt—for *pg. 57f —WS& Stock *per Ct. 754—$ pa 890—Sink Stock —. GLORIOUS VICTORY OVER THE FRENCH UNDER MARMONT. An official confirmation of the glorious intelligence of Earl WIILLINOTONPS destruction Of MARMONT'S Army has at length- arrived. At an early hour this morning the following letter w4s transmitted by Earl Birnuasr to the Loan MAYOR , " MANSFULLD-STREET, AUGUST 15, Mt 41 MT Loan--I have the honour to inform your " Lordship, that Letters have been received from 64 Oporto, stating, that Lord Cuaros passed Ciudad Ro rigo on the night of the 25th ult. with dispatches " from Lord WelLtworost, containing an account of '"'the victory obtained over the French on the 22d. I have the honour to be, with great respect, Your Lordship's most obedient servant, (Signed) " BATHURST. " To the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor." The accounts above alluded to were landed at Tenby, in Solith Wales, where the vessel which brought them was driven by contrary winds. The Officer who was the Bearer of them instantly set off' 'for London in a post-chaise and four, decorated with laurels. He states that the enemy have lost, in killed, wounded and prisoners, from 15 to 20,000 men, that the British loss is from 2 to 3000, and that Marshal BERISFORD is amongst the wounded. Marshal MAlt MONT has lost an arm, and four French Generals are taken prisoners, --se Tn the mews Unto, •n4l fa the absence of the di'. patches themselves, the glorious intelligence is further confirmed to us by the receipt of a Corunna Gement of the Ist of August, from which we hasten to make the subjoined highly interesing extract t 10 DIARIO DE LA tostuluve Atvurr t, nit 4 , I can almost assure my &seders, from good au 'l4l=4, that in the actions which took place from the nth to the 25th of lest month, the French lost about 24,000 men, although it was first stated from ,between 10 to 12,000, secondly from 15 to 16,000, and thirdly at 18,000. , 0 We also know, that all the Generals of MALI 1 sort's army, were either woundetl, or taken MARMONT himself, and the famous BaNNIZT, ..ifere wounded. " We know that a space of ground of upwards of two leagues was covered with their dead and wound ed, w.hich last were collected, besidts au immense booty of arms, baggage and ammunition, by the allies; that the prisoners which have alnidy been made amount to 8000, We have reason to believe that the intrusive king bas disappeared with about six thousand men.—i l - In short, we doubt not, but that the glorious battle of !be Arapiles, will prove mbe almost a decisive one. W 4 that we attall eve/ day bear of fresh advanta ge Nit we havesreeeived a still furthes conErmatkii 111)setbA rtert sew opportunity. A Spanish geutlensan, who assenger with Captain Upsate, saw siild 'a 4 of thrbittte. which was drawn up by ---1 ..4sn eras in the action. The in. a Spud' • • • • for in this report was but scanty, l d in every particular, with that which has heeafiligie our pos.sessiom. Captain Mantels/4s net svrpriser t 9 hoar that the official dispatches bad slot been received in this country. "rhe greater distance from Salamanca to 'Lisbon, than to Corunna, besides the alternate calms and contrary winds,. which he experienced om hid voyage from the .coast mil a Spain, furnish sago nen and 200 wounded Trench (Akers had into Salamanca by the allies, and more arriving. Zamora aad Toro were in • the allies, and A:tor:Rita d surrendered. in Astorga had suhailled do their hones. SUHILZALEST TO TR' toRUNNA EXTRA Ocnlltritit OF JULY do. 13011711IMIITI0W 01 THE GRAND VICTORY ?HZ EARL OF W - go the Governor of this place (Corunna to communicate to the Public all the . Inas obtained by our arms and those of which he has this morning received from worthy of confidence. " The followineare the particulars : 44 Under date of the 24th inst. they Panarandi, that the enemy's loss is not • men ; that they are closely pursued in and their direction thoughtlo be Burgos. •' On the 24th, the Allies had made 6,000 prisoners, with 200 Officers, and were badly wounded. The enemy's rear. attacked by only nine squadrons of cavalry, French, who were very superior, shainefs abandoning four battalions of infantry, which sabred and taken prisoners. The division marched as the van-guard. " One invincible English have offered and assistance to Senor SANTOCILDES, to undertake the siege of Zamora and Tr FROM THE CORUNNA MARV OF . CONFIDLNTIAL INTELLIGENCE RECEIVED SY NOR oF GOVUNNA. o We have the most satisfactory intell;gence communicate. The Allied Army incessant' sues the 'enemy. Their less already exceeds men, with 92 pieces of artillery. All (with the exception of two,)'aie made prisoners. Ma.rtnent has had an ted, and received another - wound in his victory has been one of the most com b possibly be imagined. Yesterday an _ sion was to be in Segovia, and the fortresses and Zamora to be besieged by the Sixth " 44 The intrusive King, to whom we the merit of having foreseen this success, instant fled to Burgos. The fate of ' • very different at the end of this campaign." COPY OF A COMMUNICATION, PRINTED AT RESPECTING THE MEMORABLE BAWL; TUG no OF JULY, 1N THE VICINITY OF " Field of Battle, close to SaLvneoca, 44 The French army, under the command shad Marmont, was routed yesterday that of the Allies, directed by his Excellency of Wellington Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo, of Salamanca, upon the left of the Tormes, Arapises, after an obstinate battle of seven hi which infantry, cavalry, and artillery perfor degies of valour. 66 The enemy were successively all their advantageous positions, wi, the artillery which they had placed lo;s which they have sustained in arms, and baggage, is immense—that in morning, is from 10 to 12,000 men, than 4000 are prisoners. 'some been taken. a At night, Mtitmostt• commenced Alba. and as he is very closely pursued torious troops, he will suffer other losses to Castile: AU Spain willreap the fruits victory ; and the Castilints, in whose lied army is, will distinguish themselves generously all the aids wanted in the of the field of battle. May the Gon praised, and may that gratitude which allied army and its invincible and enlightened be transmitted from generation to generation. 44 P.S. Bonnet has just arrived hero,' with him more prisoners. The field of than two leagues is covered • with dead which is the Colonel of the Ist regiment, the wounded the Colonel of the ' others. The English have lost few geese rather more, and the Spanish u. trifling. ,It is not thought that the total allied army exceeds 2500 men." FURTHER ACCOUNTS RECTIVED 24111 4Sicr-7 *Visa is Mar:pont is dangerOusly wounded, hal died in Pantiandat. His Imo* • bad order towards Piedraltita, and, " 4sO) prisoners collected - yesterday, broiight in today, and others badly were abandoned In the field of battle. 6. It is supposed his loss exceeds " it appears certain, abandoned 'Madrid with 6009 men, taking the direction sierra. 010 prophecying the enema 44 Tkeallied army,is, in pursuit of Lilt allow; them no . respite." Aiwa op TH$ D4Y, " thadi, Gismo deillrits th e Mops of t sin his b ers, olo otedigeiT foor gluit to be carried a the firm '- WWI st vsood#, tvilfeena this qty the news he Mooing haat his Seesilesey ceassli Tow. si it battles coy tough' by os 410-' moan. or the boas& . MCC Is. 6d. Ilimstqa. l Atained i ll oe of i t. ' len- - '' r • PP , g Puma PapPESSIONS•MELI p .1" — „„_-__ ribs Anted/lu4ap Churches to the 4r4 Gazette , c.ontaining the above. article, was tr g li lttlitt ._ _l_ . 11 reratir ‘ a _2_ l2l d e ll'ellwa -6-1- lii l Wd;_ brought to Plymouth b 7. the Spanish' brig la Maria. al now aannianos to maw that LastUST. waste* we roves that a Messiah cannot now eon* aireeellly Kamm. Da LIOARTa tilaatee, film Comma, which 00;...p 0 baipsan. ? , . ._..i. • *4* a*ille Saiihatmear to I.laktirrsis Plinio ; lad of may . • 4; - . - ilrid . WINAL:s Trite 5 % 0 34. lane woe earefa , "Ws also the beeeeiZrPrinellefloillte 4011 /eda. •, itaiiim he Heads. • -- . ' abet dacpments, ablady traasmitte4 by Sir Haa n 111 POETRY. 4 • • ' Ponthill. Great rejoicings caultiuued to take place bl R at 141SCILLANEOU1 WU. R. at COettnna on the occasion. 41 cod Stkrioo, with considerable l ona, hand. —k. . - . . . % rs had been sent SECOND EDITIoIs note were daily . limmorn a . . in Pot-I..mm o f We have jolt beard with satisfaction that*, • ed- The enemy lint and enterprising Most illstaken V. . - . P :TRAORDINARY S flying ' fr w o i m th S9MpainPrtoil"erwatd4sl aad Fraoes th in at eleel the 1 . gess storm, 4 .............„, Of SET MAIMED ET ON. FURTHER. PARTICULARS. •pb wunna) is happy stni ARRIVAL OP TM Mr atTCIIIII AT the fortunate re. • ,i • era se of our Allies, Precisely at twelve this day, t h t • at .... coccock in i from a person graph Irons Plymouth announced to the . . sel that the dispatches from Eari Wigwags* - ,- . rs : landed yesterday at F a lm out h, f rom Lie* they write from Telegraph Message briefly a dd s t " b. I The r au not under 16,000 enemy greatly exceeds 14,090 mug s " ori in their retreat, The name of the ship which has arthid 4se rrgos. i • _._ mouth is the SZAPLOWZ R gun•brig. Isoed Wade mo re the n' is on board wounded, and is the and many others beaseref b a i t ; • iii LINOTOPPS dispatches. a rear-guard-was as The accounts brought to Uri Batiunses , • cavalry, and the er were brought by a Military Ofecer leen .. a i shamefully lied, Oporto'. He describes the route aed di • r 7 , which wes t all , the enemy's army after the battle of th e T ema vision of gweata 1 t h e . ox.;, to have been Will and tornpllts, as ID loss, in prisoners alone, was tin thousand ; and .. • Feted some troopsid who escaped fled without older in a ll d'. , . MARMONT lost an arm—BONNET w as kill e d is * a Rs, CO enable him g ; nd Toro." action. th OF JULY Si. Twenty thousand Preach troops are sapped EDDY THE DOVER- J have been hors de conies at the close of the tag, 1 went. Report estimates th e l oss of the al ry intell;gence to incessantly our- A , tish and Allies, in killed and woun d e d , at f .... Among the killed we hav e to regret hi4or . . ~• y exceeds 18,000 t All his Generals, LE MAIICHANT: and amon g the wuttaded we ' i lied, wounded, or Gen. STAPLETON COTTON, Marshal Busaas s4 fan arm amputa. Lieut.-Generals LEIT H , C OL` , an d A rms. P 1 his body. The We further learn, that General Cuts is dad ' • :omplete that can his wounds. an English divi- The above officer, who was on the field.' fortresses of Toro . , dining the whole of the 224:1, describes, is , . .... 1 Siath Army. terms. the intrepidity and gallantry of the •1 1 we cannot deny • , troops. The Portuguese infantry di s pl aye d .. ... , iccess, on the 20th of valour', and the Spanish cavalry contr i b ute d' • of Spain will be eminent degree to the success of the day. . 4 mpaign." . The Private Letters alluded to in the Leosen , CD AT SALAMANCA * LOAD MAYOR, from Earl DATUMS; are fTOII '; J; 44 ,TILII, /OUGHT ox NICHOLAS TRAM?, at Oporto, front slick * Fr OP THAT CITY. Lard CLIFTON has also arrived. The man ,4 siumsoca. July m. has brought private letters from the Earl of W • :: command of Mar- TON to Sir TUOSISIS Grudge% and other rday afternoon by m ea d s ., tcellency the Earl The following ()facial eontenonicatioa he • 'drig° , in the gelds Jutted, which Will be found to r)hicide it, oral : Tormes, close to coufirms t i vi • l ases that we have sines of seven hours, in . -- „5„..,,.,,,," ' -- - -----• ry performed pro. .. Hsu °suds, Mimi lieladi se A letter was this morning received by I. • • y dislodged from ,ad toottaus, from Sir Idicuouss Ta.snj wi th the I°ls of au ; Oporto, the 30th July, in which he meatless • red in them ; the i Lord Ciawron la 4 been dispatched from rms, ammunition, arm y on the gfith. for Lisbon, with an acmes' • • i Men, up to this . Lord Wesysiorou luring obtained a• -• • !n, of which mom ' victory over Marshal Mealsoir, on the 2ld if • eagles have also 1 same mon t h. • " The British army had arrived at Arista* (01 , ice d tall retreat by i lowed by the enemy. Lord Wet.usicraos, obi armed by the trio,- Avourabk opportunity, halted Ins commas. oases in his retreat attacked with such vigour, at live o'clock is fruits of this signal . afternoon, SF to oblige the French to 'vases me territory the rrs al. ...ornses in the greatest contusion ; and had ... , ielves in furnishing• not come on, the whole of MAttankiel army ,he neighbourhood have been destroyed. They sost 19 pieces of ;On of Armies be foes Generals, and 7000 prisoners. histoOf which is due to the lost an one. ES Bolpti ET Mid ID be killed, .. enlightened Chien, four other Generals wounded. the masher of generation. ! sorters taken is said to exceed 10,000, wOl er wounded, and I 4 battle f" snore ' rived on the 20th it Tenebron. 14,000 ; but it is certain that 7000 had ally* earl h°diet among i ." OD the following day (the tad ) the bear 'mew' a nd namm g 'val ry came up with a considerable cuiuma of . 101st, and some a meg ' the Perth ' • man heavy regiment took' 1700: •.‘ f enemy, and took a great many priSOCen• Q*'' ... oh division's loss Is " o ur less is state d at ab ou t $,500.-ritiejot: e °tat Intl af t h e neral Le Kumasi?, killed.—&r W. B• . ED Maims Cot.; Carron, LEATH. and AL test, Wilisoded." sok hi Ihrialig "t * iced, and kis said Os Herald 011se • raw gesdel." ls* s . • og A Gentleman is Jo* anivet is this 09 4 se En are retiring is ' poseshaiae and four, ui la en* no 41111 R k , in addition t o th e ~ 1500 have been • ' at Tenby, in Rauh Wales, bays M , yra 0 y wounded, which adverse winds; the drivers and horses are • ' ... t .Ie w .hi le g to he the with laurels. fie report, ns . , t 15,000. • Joseph, dispatches feten Lord Wur.imaroo, con sdrid 00 the 90th, imPtrtaat hkeilliglige o f a c o mplete victor, -•i: Lion of the Some. over &Lwow 1 itatiog that idiamehiy ha „. killed,. emended, end prisoners, from 15 ~1 .,,5 . ,- ' :ea of the battle, . . , joiritiah lags ii foam s c . 4, • ' men, that the. of the enemy, and men, .• . ........a.A_ bdollsiPi Dlteseroan i s ansamgel the w‘...1...... - .. VG antli ll. sodsiT. boa Wet trat std Erl4:o.eol3 ranch Gta W '.. a . unmes Fr - ep aME NSW taken prisonefs. Ito bask to Inks Ina. eiseded on his welpllptiennVida." !ice pare d /Amides, sod ..:' 1 . .4*. •- . „gal. . A • ...reilr" . . *P r es hs hp received this t ile "me eithe'itimbnixagemsa, . w _..heel . p i , et' we at the po st ' . O 4rHASIShraWr• . . &Ansi. lb . .' tinilf ir e *9olied Yesterdays ill' kir Ai .. .4 ... ~_,_