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'KI • . 1 . ... To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT . leltEEMErt CITY of OXFORD residing in LONDON and the iqu, BOURHOOD. . THE following Gentlemen having voted for . • J. raa wets BURTON, Esq. at the last Election, and not list ing polled at the presenecantested Election, are most respectfUlly and earnestly intreateil to give their support and interest to the Hon. G goons gDII4, who has dfered himself In the room cif • Mr, BURTON, namely, Mr. Wm. }haul' Mr. lames Perkins ' Mr. Henry Edmunds I Mr. Joseph Rawlins Mr. John Haynes Mr. Richard Sayer Mr. Richard Haynes 1 Mr. John Tyros Mr. John Xing Mr. John Weller . Mr. Nathaniel Long ' Mr. John Weston Mr. John Meers I Mr. Win. Wilson • . Mr. Wm. Meers Mr. Jonas Wynne Mr. Stephen Patterson 4 . Mr. EDICN'S Committee sit daily at the Crown, Holhorls where Carriages and ebefy attention will tle paid to such Gen tlemen who apply to them. The Committee *ill thankfully receive any communication bolding to prOmote the cause of Mr. EDsx.-Bell and Crowns, Oct. 3, 1812. F 4014 LAST ifidl-11PS .9AZME.. pdoarrAitY PROMOTIONS,. • . - WAR-OTIS/CT" OCT. IS. lat Regiment of I4e Guards—Lieutenant R. E. Dickson to be Captain of a Troop,by purchase, vice • ArirC, who rakes; M. L. Este, Gent. to be SUrgeon, vi anoster, retires. • Ditto--To be Captains of Troops..-.Captaiejthe Hem, H. R. • Irby, from the 24th Fodt, without purchase flattening M. Kenyon, without purchase.—To be 'Lieutenant, grip** rurchae, C ornet: and Sob-Lieutenant Meares, srlee Step: j yon. To be,Cornet aid Suls-Lieutenant, by parcluke, John Lowe, Gent. vice Bowen, who retires.—To be Assistant-SuP, aeon, Samuel Broughton, Gent. from the Dorsetshke Militia, ' vice Guillarcl, who resigns. • 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Robert Mulbollen, Gent. to be Cornet, Without purchase, vice Mond, - appointed to the 44th Foot. • 12th Regiment of Light Dragoops—Joshua Healey Newsome, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Eddington, promoted. hrt Ditto - PObe Lieutenants, without purchase, Cornet W. H. Boys, vice Dexter, appointed to the 4th Dragoon Guards • and CoroetAndrew Bond--_-To be Cornet, Robert Whaley, Guards; vice Boys. 05d DittolAeotenant Grime Pemberton, from the 2d Life . Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Arnold, who exchanges. Coldstream Regimint of Foot Guards—Ensign aid Adjutant C. A. F. Bentilick, to have the rank of Lieutenant. id Regiment of Foot Guards Captain John Clitherow to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Peaeocke, re ' tires ; Ensign Arnold Burrows to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Clitberow;: Ensign and Adjutant Henry Robert Watson to have the rank of Lieutenant. Ist Regimeot of Foot—Enstgn G. C.Johnstone tote Lieutenant, • 4icie Feick, dead of his wounds. Ditto—l'o be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign William Vomit. vice Mathews, killed in action; Ensign Chiftea Grant, vice Black, deceased; Ensign W. D. Colbngwood, vice Carney, prompted. To be Ensigns, without purchase—Gentleman Cadet G. W, Pros ser, from the Royal Military College, vice Hutton; Frederick William Frankland, Gent. vice Grant ; and Fleury WhostwOod Greenwood, Gent. vice Cullingwood. 4th Ditto.--Ensign William R minden robe Lieutenant, via Dane, -dead of his wounds ; Sebeant-Major --Pickering to be En sign, vice Ramsden. cithDitto— . Lieutenant Henry White, from the 2d Garrison Bat talimi, to be Lieu epant, vice Kershaw, erlpa exchanges. §th Ditto—Captain Lewis A. Devoe, from the 2d Ceylon Regi ment, to he Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice S leith, appointed to the 15th Foot, _ _ . . • • ;3th Ditru—F. W. Stebelin Gent. to be Ensign, witbout put promotedchase, vice Ross, promoted in the 90th Fpot. aStri Ditto—Captain John Maxwell to be Major, without tsur ebas.., vice Renny, appointed an Inspecting Hell-Off cet of Militia . in An erica. To be Captains of Comnanies, without purchase—Lieutenant A. W. Cradock, vice West, deceased; Captain Charleo.H. Width, Boon the 6th Foot, vice /.laxwell.—To be lieutenant; Ensign Torraiipe, vice Cradock—Tp be Ensign, Edward Henry Herrick, Gent. vice Torrance. lath Ditto—Ensign Constantine Bennispn to be Lieutenant, vice Waders, deceased; Lewis C. Appehus, Gent : to be Bsolgn, Mee Dennison. 10th Ditto.—To be Lieutenants, without purchase,'Englisfibbn Smith and Thomas Edwards. Slat Ditto—Captain J. A. Whitaker to be Major, impvrchaqe, vice Darrah, who retires. s2d Ditto—Serjeant-,Major Thomas Edwards to be Attitant (with the rank of Ensign), Vice Kendall, who resignS the Ad. jutantcy only. sad Ditto—Richard Julian, Esq. to be Pa)maiter, vim &Insley, who sedres. 117th Ditto—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign litq. butt T. Phillips, vice Tighe, deceased; Ensign John MacLeod - , trio RvAiditre, killed In IOW; Ensign Benjamin Beati(oy, vice White, killed in octiol. TS be Ensigns, without purchase—Robert Weir, Gent, vice rUllipal Thomas O'Shea, Gent. vice MacLeod iMartin Mac Lend, Gent. vice Beaufoy. 29ds Ditto—l leutenant Wm. Parket., from the Fermanagh M ilitia, to b, Ensign, without purchase. 3.10 Ditto- r John Archbold, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Burns. promOted. Stith Ditto—lieutenant David Price to be Captain ofisCom. pany, vice Hobart, dead pf his wounds; George Dowman, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Baldwin, promoted. 40th Ditto—Lieutenant It. P. Stewart to be Captain of a tom ploy, vice Calquboun, deceased; Lieutenant James Knox, fronj the 52d Foot, to be Captain.of a Compiny, hy purchase, vice Eman, who retires ; Ensign Richard .1011E3 to be lieute nant, w ithout purchase, vice Stewart ; Volunteer Glynn • to be Ensigd, vice Jones. • drol Ditto—Ensign Daniel Claus to be tieinenant, without Otn chase, vice Ormond, promoted ; JoballoniasWestropp,Gent. to be Ensign, vice Claus. Seth Ditto--lieutenant Wm. Pilkington, from the Galway Mi. Ikea, to be Ensign, without purchase, 55th Ditto.-Lieutenant -General Cohn Campbell, front the sth Gart:son Bal.alion to be Co!outl, vice • Lieutenant•genent l Macdonald, deceased. 57th •Diteo—To be Ensigns, byurchase—Henry co z 'o.l f tt. vice Al'Eatlane, promoted ; Humphrey Ot t • vice Leslie, promoted. ."` Stith Ditto , -Cay.aiu G: C. Crespigny, from the 890 bet, twbs Wajor, by purchase, vice Hiriuber, who retires ;'Llentenin; • Simon Kent*Tdy to be Captain of a Company, vice dead of his wounds. • • To be Lieutenants without purchase—Ensign Pneit Powes, vice Finucane, killed in action; Ensign William Gibson, vice Kennedy. T. be Ensigns, without purchase—Volunteer John Connell, from the tillth Foot, vice Dawes ; Volunteer -- Perry, from the • tenth Foot, vice Gibson. 700 t Dicta—Ensign. G. S. P. Meertens to be 4.iclitent4nt, vice Hazen, superseded.' 73d Pato...Captain J. M. Kennedy, from the 74th foot, to he Captain ufn Company, vice Ovens, who exchange*. 74th Ditto—Coptai,. John Ovens, from the 73d Foot, to he Cap tain of a Company, vice Kennedy, whp eschangett.• 76th Ditto—Robert Nieoris Frizell, Gent. to be Ensign, without . -chal.e. • -; • 117th Ditto—Lieutenant Win. Crowe to be Captain of g Cour : pany, vice Wykle, killed in action • Ensign JeseehListie to be • Lieutenant, vice Crowe ; Henry Bailey s Gent. to be finsegn, • Vice Leslie. Witt, Ditto—Ensign K. T Ross,froin she ;Btl_< Feet i se* Yen . tenant, Vice Scott, deceased. • 9 ed Ditto.—Ensign George Mackie to be Lietitallents_ 1 1 114 Mar! shall, deceased ; liwOnCaperon Mtharsempcitt. c to.ip En • ' sign vice Machle. 2. • . Olith Atte--Ensign and Adjutant Richa!,ll FJlia tO the rant • of I.ientemint; Lewis Joseph Brown, Gent. to by Ensign, without mytbase, vice Macaulay, prom?* is the Glengarry Fencibieh. Ceylon Regiment--Lleutenant pep! Reynolds, from ' the lid West ladle Regiment, to 'beap t ain of a Compiny, witliput purchase, vice Denoe, appointa tto the o tai Nat.. : . !d,Garrison Battalion—LientenantJamei _ 19 0 4,t 01 ? 4 14,1.4.tP1a.4ts vi c e White, who e*.44.4eit ' I • Cent. Wise !sitiptl, vies ;WAN _ pointed to the 2d Rgyal Veteran Battalion. 4th Ditto=-Quartairer W. S. Griffith to be Adjutant, with the nu* Of Ensign, vies Hopper, appointed Adjutint of a Ite- ' eruithsil District; Beilieant %View Simpson to be Qualtee.. Master, lips Griffith. , sth Ditto—Major-Generhl Hon. Charles Colville, from the 14. Foot, to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant-General Campbell, sp. Pointed to the command of the 55th Foot. 2d Royal Veteran Battallon—Bnsisn A. W. Norman, from the 3d Garrison Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Allen, placed on * Retired List. sth Ditto—Captain W. Adamson, from the 89th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Fahy, placed upon the Retired List. 7th Ditto—Lieutenant Ronald Macdohald, from the Half-pay of ' tie 26th Foot; to be Lientenatit, vice Web, placed on the Re tired Lin. RoguNewfotindien4 Feneibles—Ensign Edward T. Davis to he Lieutenant, vice Weeks, prtnnoted In the Glengarry Fend btu; John George Hiertilay, Gent. to be Ensign, vier Davis. j Cutindian Feticibles--Lieuteitiant Patrick Nowlan, from the 100th Foos. to be Adjutant, vice Cochrane, promoted in the glen- prry Light infantry Fencibles. °linear, Light Wintry Fenclbles.. To be Captains of Companies—Lieutenant Foster J. Weeks, front she Royal Nesifoundland Fenclbles ; Lieutenant D. MT*. son, from the Bth Foot ; William Roxbccough, Esq. with tOnz.. perary rank. ' To be Lieutenant-t Ensign Jame; Macauley, from the 98th Foot. To be Ensigns—Byland Smith, Gent. (Lieutenant with tempo rary rank), Jos. Frobisher, and Alexander Macdonnell, Gems. Baaver.—To be Lleutenant•Colonels in the Army-Major G. Brown, of the 60th Foot; Major Robert Henry Dick, of fbe 42d Foot ; Major the Honourable Edward Charles Cocks, of the 79th Foot. To be Majors Is the Army--Captain Robert Macdonald, of the Royal Artillery ; Captain John )3. Ging, of the 49th Foot ; Captain F. L. Come, of the 3d West India Regiment ; Captain Donald Williamson, of the 42.4 Foot; Captain E. K. Williams, of the 81st foot, Gni eisoiss.—Major T General James Kellam, of the 81st regi ment, to be Lieutenant-Governor of Fort William, vice Lieute. nant-General Macdonald ! deceased. • HOSPITAL Pr.—To be - Hospital-Mates for General Ser vice—Richard Jones Dease, Gent. Warrant Hospital-Mate Fran, cis G. Waibran, John Johnstone, Gent. James F. Spies, Gent. Thomas Napier, Gent. Patrick M'Cabe, Gent; James Weir, Gent. John M , .Mullin. Gent. The King's German Legion. 2d Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant Theodore Harling to be Captain of a Troop, vice Friesland, deceased ; Cornet Charles Schaeffer to be Lieutenant; vice 'Harting; Serjeant Herman Voss, from the I et Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Droege, promoted; Serjeant-Major Jj. Drankmeister to be Cornet. vice Schaeffer, 2d Light Infantry Battalion -- Van &nun, Gent. to be En sign, vice Dyck, whose appointment has not taken place. 2d Battalion of the Lint r -Enslo Meyer to be Lieutenant, vice Rype, dead of his wounds. W atteville's Regiment—Augustus de Loriol, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Duval, promoted. • Royal Corsican Rangert:-Hospliii•M ate Alpheo Ferrara to be Assistant-Surgeon. MlClOORstentim.- 7 Thomas Beard, Gent. to be Hospital-Mate for General Service,.(as stated in the Gazette of the 6th instant) has not taken place. The undermentioned Officers are Superseded, being absent without leave. Assistant-Surgeon Teatman, of the 91st Foot. Lieutenant Kernowsky, of the Duke of Brunswick Ode' Light Infantry. WAR DEPARTMENT. DOWNING-STREET, OCTOBER It. A Dispatch, of which the following is an extract, has been this day received at Earl Bathurst's Office, addressed to his Load ship by the Marquess of Wellington, dated Villa Toro, STA September. The operations against the castle of Burgos have been• continued since I addressed you on the 21st instant; and on the night of the 22d I directed that' an attempt might be made to take by storm the ex terior line of the,euetny's works; one of the batteries destined to support our position within them having been in such a state of preparation as to give hopes that it wouli be ready to open on the morning of the 23d. The attack was to have been made by detach. ments of Portuguese troops, belonging to the 6th division, which occupied the town of Burgos, and I . Invested the castle on the south-west side, on the enemy's left, while a detachment of the Ist division, under Major Lawrie of the 79th regiment, should scale the wall in front. Unfortunately the Portu guese troops were so strongly opposed, that they could not make any progress on the enemy's flank. and the escalade could not take place. lam sorry to say our loss was severe; Major Lawrie was killed, and Captain Fraser, who commanded a detachment from the brigade of guards, was wounded. Both 'these officers, and indeed all those employed on this occasion, exerted themselves to the utmost ; but the attack on the enemy's flank having failed, the suc cess of the escalade was impracticable, Our batteries are completed, and ready to open' on the enemy's interior lines, as soon as we shall have i established our troops within the exterior line. • The enemy's army are about Pancorbo, and at l Miranda, on the Ebro, with their advanced posts at Briviesca. They Pave made no movement to inter rupt our operations. . • Marshal Soult left Grenada on the 15th, and• marchzd towards the kingdom of Valencia, it is said' by Caravaca. General Ballasteros entered Genadi on the 17th. General Elio, who now commands the troops lately commanded by General Joseph O'Donnell, wok Consuegra by capitulation on the q2d instant. I enclose a return of the killed and pounded since the 20th instant. Return of ralltd, Wounded, and Missing o 4 the Army under the Command of his Excellency General t4e Marquess of Wellington, R. B. in the Siege of the Castle of Burgos, fro's; the 20th to the 26th September, 1819, inclusive. Royal Artillery—l captain, S rank and file, wounded. Royal Esigineexs—i captain killed; I rank and fits, wounde4 9th Regiment acting ditto—" captain,wollll4elL . Acting Engineer (61st Reg..' st Batt.)—t Bakteaaan, wounded. Coldstream Guards,' et Batt.-13 rank and file, killed; 1 major, 2 serjeants, 59 rank and file, wounded. 9d Guards, Ist Batt..-6 rank and file, ; 1 ensign, 1 aw -1 leant, 33 rank and file, Wounded. 24 Foot (Queen's) -2 rank and file, Med rank and file, wounded. I mit foot, Ist Ban.-1 rank and file, wounded. 24th Fopt, 24 Batt.-5 rank and file, killed; 1 lieutenant, Itssr jrants, 6 rank and Ile, wounded. k 92d Foot, lit Batt,-4 rank and file, worikkall. sath Foot, tat Batt .- 4 rank and file, killed; 7 rank god *les wounded. 424 Foo!,•Ist Batt.-1 ensign, S rank and Ole, killed; 1 ciptika, 1 lieutenant, 1 eerjeant, 27 rank and Ft_le,„ t wettisded. .68th bit, Cid Batt . --1 rank and M = et Id; tYnak. lad Pet wounded.' ?oot Bett..ol rank and file killedi • 4147U74:1 111 stim' 1 21 4 0 4 Isoli* i 1 . 01 inn, 11 lank andille, wounded. ;et Line Batt. King's Gepiiin Lesl.44 d po 7 rank and ale ; 1 liesunsee, 4 earimiell v; la Per wounded. 491 Ditto, Ditto,. 1 grain, 1112=0054 1 11 9 . 1041. 1 0 captain, 211 rank and file, w sth Ditto, Ditto. 1-1 rank and file, watindled. Total British Less-1 major, 20~ : 11• 1 4 61 11 11 e ensign, il serpents, 47 rash Yd Mit Med • 6 crabs, 4 lieutenants, 1 ensign, 10 etilsants, 217 rank and file, wounded. Tocal Portuguae Lessr.tl enntain, 1 ensign, 3 rank and file, killed ; ; major, 3 serjeants, 4t rank and file, wounded. Total British and Poctugure• 11 1 - 4 1 .1 12 .1 0 4 s captains, 1 heutetunt, 2 ensigns, 2 sort:ants, 50 rank and file killed; I major, 6 captains, 4 lieutenants, 1 ensign, 13 serjeatsts, 264 rank and file, w ounded. Names of British and Portuguese 011ows Wad and wounded, from the 20th to the 26th September, Ha, inclusive, KILLID. Ist But. 79th Foot—Major Lawrie. Bau. Line, King's German Legion—. Captain Scharnhorst and Lieutenant Nanning. Ist Batt. 42d Foot—linsign Cantin g Soy* Engineers—Captain Williams. I#6 Portuguese Reglment—Captaln J. L. Paso& Casadom—Ensign J. R. D. A. Castro. arogriama. lit Pitt. 49d Foot—Liautenint WElnnon severely. i.e Batt. Line, King's Garman Legion— t gnash% vire* DittO—Captain Breymann, Ist Hatt. Coldsuvatn Guards—Captain Roles, severely. Ist Data. Sd Foot Guards—Ensign Hail, slightly elst Foot—Lieutenant Stewart, Acting Engineer, severely. Ist Batt. 49d Foote—Captain Williamson, severely. 9d Batt. 24th Foot.—Lieutenant Walton, severely, since dead. Royal Artillery--• Captain Daacey, slightly. 9th Regiment—Captain Kenny, Acting Engineer, dangerously. la Batt. 79th Foot.•-Captala Marshall, slightly. 9th Casadores-•-Major L. M. de Cerquelm. DECLARATION OF WAR AGAINST AMERICA, At the Court at Carlton-House, the 13th of October, 1812, Prexent, his Itoyal Highness the PEstma RgGENT in Council t " Whereas, in consequence of information having bee* received of a Declaration of War by the Government of the United States of America, against it's Majesty, and of the issue of Letters of Marque and Reprisals by thL szid Government against his Ma jeaty and his subjecta, an Order in Council, bearing date the thirty-first of July last, was issued, directing that American shipa and goods should be brought in and detained till further orders and whereas his Royal Highness the Prin-•e Regent, acting in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, forebere at that thjsato direct Letter; of Marque and Reprisal to be issued against the ships, goods, and citizens of the said United States of America, under the expectation that the said Government would, upon the notification of the Order in Council of the twenty-third of June last, forthwith recall and annul the said Declaration of War against his Maje.ty, and also annul the said Letters of Marque and Reprisal : " And whereas the said Government of the United States of America, upon due notification to 'hem of the said Order in Council of the sod of June last, did not think fit to recal the said Declaration of War and Letters of Marque and Reprisal, but have proceeded to condemn and persisted In condemning the ships and property of his Majesty's subjects as prize of war,and have refused to rattly a suspension of arms agreed upon between Lieutenant-General Sir George Prevost, his Majesty's Governer. General of Canada, and General Dearborn, commanding the American forces in the Northern Provinces of the United States, and have directed hostilities to be recommenced in thatquarter t " His Royal Highness the Princeßegent, acting in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, and with the advice of his Majesty's Privy Council, is hereby pleased to order, and it is hereby ordered, that General Reprisals be granted against the ships, goads, and citizens of the United States of America, and others inhabiting within the territories thereof (save and except any vessels to which his Majesty's licence has beengranted, orwhich hive been directed to be released from the embargo,and have not terminated the original voyage on which they were detained and released), so that as well his Majesty's fleets and ships, as also all other ships and vessels that shall be commissionated by Letters of Marque or general Reprieb, or otherwise by his Majesty's Com missioners for executing Os office of Lord High Admiral of Great Britain, shall and may lawfully seize all ships, vessels, ansl goods belonging to the Government of the United States of Aniwka,oe the citizens thereof, or • othwa inhabiting within the ter/Rories thereof, and bring the siwia'to judgment in any of the Courts of Admiralty within his Maim?. dominions ; and to that eod his Majesty's Advocate-Genital, with the Advocate of the Admi ralty, are forthwith to prepare the draught of a commission, and present the Same to his Royal Highness the Princeßegent at this Board, authorising the Commissioners for executing the Office of Lord H ( igh Admiral, or any person or persons by them em powered and appointed, to issue forth and grant. Letters of Marque and Reprixals to any of his Majesty's subjects, or others whom the said Commissioners shall deem fitly qualified in that behalf, for the apprehending, seizing, and takiog the skips, yes. eels, and goods belonging to the Government of the United States •.of America, or the citizens thereof, or others inhabiting within the countries, territories, or dominions thereof (except as afore :said), and that such powers and clauses be insetted in the said Commission as have been usual, and are according to • former precedents ; and his Majesty's Advocate-General, with the Advocate of the Admiralty, are also forthwith to prelate the draught of a Commission, and present the epee to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent at this 'Board, suihoeinlog the said Commissioners for execuMeg the of 'Sat of Lord High Adidas/ so Ireland require the Nigh COM of Admiralty of Great Britain, and the Lieutenant and ledge of the said Court, his Surrogate or Sprrogates, as also the several Courts of Admiralty within his Majesty's domialons, to taker.* 'dunce of, and judicially proceed upon all and all manlier of captures, seizures, prizes, and reprisals of all ships mid pods that are or shall be *co, and to bear and determine the same, and, according to the coon, of Admiralty and the laws of' nations tea adjudge and condemn. all so* skips, vessels, and goods as obeli beiong to the Government of the U4ted States of Amer*, or the clams thereof, or to others Inhabiting whisks the contents% tantalite, and dominion *mot (ratept as aimesaid); and that sath powers and clauses be lammed la the said Commission as have been usual, and are according to former precedents; and they are likewise to prepare and lay before his Royal Higluiess the Prince Regent, at this Baird, a draught of such instructions as may be proper to be sent to the Courts of Admiralty la Ms Majesty's Foreign Goieramedta sad Piantakiaos i for their guid ance herein, idea ;nether draught of inetrecdoas for such ships I as shall be steel for the purpose above-mentioned. 4 , His RoyalNighness the Prince Regent Is nmenbeless pleased hereby to declare, la the name and on the behalf of his Majesty that neldrig in this Order contained shall be understood to recall or atm the Declaration which his Majesty's Naval Commander co tote *tied= stet* leas been authorised to male to the C;•:, manna of the Vnited States. of America—namely, that his Royal animated by a siature desire to arnst the eala. Mlles of war, bas authorised the said Commander to sip K . Ca Ttn# o6 ) recalling 1 0 41 P 111 44 1 48.fri1l s day to 1 *; 1040 4 all - IN■RTI IttfttOle Ordert Wttefl by the rein edi" awe rnineeetttlth e vises of restoring, withbot delay, the relations of amity awl mord petween his Majesty and the United States of America. • From the Court at Carlton-House, the thirteenth of Octeb er a one thooiand eight hundred mid twelve. (Signed) CASTI.RRIAOII. N. VANUTTART. YILLVILLL CLIARLIA 1. 0 1 1 49 stinitOUTlL" kirsim....— THE EVENING STAR, • • i4oNpox. • WEDNESIWG =OVER 14 • • The Gazette of last night will be found tecont a i s a declaration on the subject of our relation s . w i th America, which reflects the highest honour on t h ose who direct the rRINCE REGICNTiI Council; Whil e the perseverance of the Americans in the war, in the face of the revocation of the Orders in Council, ; noticed in a dignified, calm, and manly manner, and punished by tie issuing of letters of mark and repri. sal e in e4prfss declaration is made that the British Government is animated by a sincere desire monk. she accustomed relations of amity end co mmerce between the two countries. "Vic are Aill in the dark respecting the deterrn;ns, o f the A l i er i con goverment, but we are hippy t o Aid, by our last advices, that the Federalists are roc thelnuelvf iota.* phalanx against %wow and bii eiretnres. Ms. Marron, of New-York, the nephew ofthe late Vice-President De WIT r Ctuvrox, is the person mentioned as likely to succeed Komi in the Presidency. The principles of.this gentlem a n are decidedly Antegaflicasq. _, We mentioned yesterday the receipt of many let. tern from the Army in the Peninsula, and we now present some extracts. Oar wldiers, it may well be supposed, have suffered m;ny hardships and piiTa, 'dons, Let us hope that the present campaign may free Spain, as well as Portugal, from the invaders, In that event we ought to leave them to themselve‘ Ifthes cannot or are unwilling to defend their Gina 'country, the'canse is not worth 4 fArther . eroux ai British blood and treasure. A letter which we have seen from a Staff OlEcer of the sth division of the army in Spain, and who was left sick in Valladolid = describes the numb of sick, and the plight in which they arrived hum the army, as truly pitiable. Many of them have co*, back on mules 120 miles to the hospital The Valles dolidian ladies very soon became attached to ueowi From intermarriages and long intetemuse t the Ohs blunts of Valladolid are intimately :mein* whit thi -sinpagtb, materials, seed wool Af the Tao* at*, and were able to give a particular accousud the respective merits and character of each of the General Of Maastotit had always spoken ma! temptuously of the Marquis of YIa&INQTO I 4 • as s. General in the field ; mid that he was well efloaltbilt fastnesses and mountains, and that the toglisb tainly defended themselves bravely : but, says. bias MON; let me only get Wetworors into the pisioSi then I will teach him what be does not knows:Am mzuvring. Even all the Spaniards, before * lands of 9alarnance, believed that the English could stub at sea and defend themselves bravely on shcres bat that in making an attack, they must ever Yield to* impetuosity of the French. Another letter from a Staff Officer of the 7th disit siou, lays.“ Until we made progress northoncds we did not know how complete the defeat of the enemy was on the ever memorable battle Of Wit mancaoor bow prodigious their loss has bemerTrOnt numerous documents which we have taken or interk cased, from the partiality of the country people, IT have undoubted proof that Marmonthad nearlyso k oo mene—no wonder be outflanked os heingbarelTSVs After the French had gained the other side of Of Douro, they could not muster 90,000 men under gm —No doubt many runaways have since joined, sal they have received many of the slightly wonatial from , the hospitals ; but the fate which befel amid their straggling wounded was horrible, wherever. diet cause in the way.ef the Spaniards, these put a psrisa to their pains I they eve dug up.the bodies of ssPe ' of the officers whom the French had huried.. Olmedo the people dug. up the body Of a Fro* officer who had beet:l:tried in the church, and *bre w it out en the high road to the doge What our lied division passed they buried it decently ;but as scax they b a d p asse d, t h e moc k men and women, 49 • a second time : the next . division of ours did passed, buried it a second time s and the General et' sired the Magberares to see that the body Oa° disturbed again. The enemyhave a prodigious 10 0 . of sick andwouuded, and their carelessness andctslirl to them deseve the execration of the whole calla woild. Boni PARTE andhh generals regard the gall MA an instant longer than he can carry a inadt 4 them. They not only leave the sick and wow their fate i but knowing the humanity of the !Mi l * .and likewise that they are A burden to. the sadi certain expense, seem purposely to desert them: Nag Salamanca they left nearly 20aof their woo:dodo: out a, surgeon or a soul to look after them, 900 poor wretches in the most Miserable Od e i 4 " hospitals, at Valladolid, and wadi the sang nnttg# is ;heir 1101041 at Madrid. The poor:mat/MEMO selves, Men and °Steps Kg segsibbl ci die 004 9 ft in It a' fli