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VIC I RIALLING-OFFlCE,..Deragther I, 1808. ,'OIILMISSIONERS for PICTU4LLING MAJAST2": N4P7*, de her* give Neties, Friday the 16th 'instant, they tviU %a ready to receiVa writing (sealed up) and treat with such Personias undertake to furnish whoever FRESH BEEP may be re the use of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Plymouth, Falmouth (on separate Contracts) for twelve months . of January next,. to the Sist of December following and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety . date. Conditions of the Contracts :who seen at the Secretary's this Oilieti or by applying to Mr. Miller, the Agen t Corntnissiocers at Plymouth, or to the Collectors ef the Dartmouth and Falmouth reirtivelf• marl wig e had to es, Tender go &Wee the prier she ll sot is woo wt Isigth,, ~ tLa shit wet be *revered to the Bawd he. 'steel ow the sail Friday the leek leaked. nor wakes the re Wan the Trowlsr, er sow Perna , ow Au M. view& orhow eagedfor. or ~, . . THE WAR I SPAIN, naNcs ACCOUNTS. , - pAR/S, /40VP.M SIR lt. *MO =UM& OF THS AsHY OF SPAIN. " Vittoria, November 9. : w Position of the French array on the Stith of SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. October : N Head.quraters at Vittoria. di The Marshal Duke of Cornegliano, with his left wing, along the banks . of the Arragon and the Ebro. His bead-quarters at Rafalla. 6 , The Marshal Duke of Elchingen is with his head. quarters at Guardia. 44 The Marshal Duke of Istria has his head.quar. ters at Miranda, with a garrison in Fort Pancorba. " The General of Division Merlin occupies with one division the heights of Durango, and presses upon the enemy, who secm disposed to attack,the heights of Mondragon. Iligerraßy PROMOTIONS. " The Marshal Duke of Dantzic. having arrived onniraster.-onriez, Nov. 26 1 with the divisions of Sebastiani and Laval,. the King Establishment for the Military Departments was pleased to order the division of Merlin to returns of the Ordnance. " The enemy being in the mean time in force at ~. Furlong, Gast. to be Second Assistant-Surgeon. Dead Nirvenalier 14,1808. Lerin, and having occupied Viana, and several'posts !oMmission in the Argyll and Bute Regiment of on the left bank of the Ebro, the King ordered , the hfiditia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. ' Duke of Cornegliano to advance against the tnemy l Lamont, Esq. to be Captain, vice M`Leaa, reafened. -co October 49,180$.General Waltier, commander of the cavalry. ancl•Shn Commissions in the Ayrshire Battalion cf Rifle Local brigades of Generals Habert, Brune, and Razout; pro- Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. ceeded against the enemy's posts. • Wesallarailten, Esq. to ho Lieuterynt-Colonel-Com .: Wm. H. Crawford, Esq. to be Major ; and James "On the 27th of October the enemy were defe at e d Thompson, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Sept. 10,1848. at all points. Twelve hundred men, who were sur --on Douglas Baldwin, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 12,, rounded in Lerin, at first showed a disposition to (lc. Baird, F.sq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 13, 1808. fend themselves ; but General Grandjean having • Milne, Esq to be ditto. Dated Sept. 14, 1808. made his arrangements, ,defeated them completely, Campbell, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. a 5, 1808. Morton, Esq. to be ditto. Dated 2Nlc.vember 14, tem. making prisoners one Colonel, two Lieutenant-Colo- Howie, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. Dated September nets, 40 Officers, and 1200 soldiers. These troops , 80. S. 'lie, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 12,1808. formed part of the camp of St:Roque, before Gi .. Mardach, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 13. 1808. Hendee, Geut. to lee ditto. Dated S.pt. 14,1808. braltar. At the same time Marshal the Du ke of 'Sven, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 15, 1808. Elchingen marched for I.ogrono, passed the Ebro, ' 4o Hurg, Gent. to he ditto. Dated Nov. 14,1808. Gent. to be Secon.i Lieutenant. Dated September took 300 of the enemy prisoners, pursued them seve .BoB. ran miles, and re-established th&bridge of Logrono. nor Creeks, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Se* 19. tsos. In consequence of this event, the Spanish General Brows, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 13,1808. oelyniont, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. , 14, 1809. Pignatelli, who commanded the Insurgents,was stoned i Dunlop, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 150808. Stain, Gent. tobe ditto. "Dated Nov. 14, ISM • by th em. Donaldson, M.D. to be Surgeon. Dated Str..lo, 1808. a The troops of the traitor Romans, and the Spa :nag, Gent. to be gnarter Master. Dated as above. nish prisoners in England, landed by the English in PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Spain, with the divisions of Gallicia, making toge- White and Joseph Emerson, of Bristol; lead mertliants, -1, 1808. ther a force of SO,OOO men, threatened from Bilboa, .o Moon and Thomas Webster ' of Manchester, brass- Marshal the Duke of Dantzic, who, led on by a Indere and braziers, Nov. 90, 1 80 8. 'land John W bite,ofßasford, Nottinghamshire, bleachers noble ardour, advanced upon them on the 31st of ton-spinners Nov. 15, 1808. I October, and drove them atthe point of the bayonet, iler, sen. an d John Bowler, jun. of Nevteastle-under , Sta ffordshire, hat manufacturers, Sept. 21, lens. from all their po sitions. The troo p s of the Confede lse Brandish and George Jones, of Alcestcr, Warn iakshire, ration of the Rhine, and particularly the Corps of surgeons, November 18, 1808. sus Halland Miles Burkitt, of Cheapside, Loudon, stationers Baden, distinguished themselves. paper hangers, Dec. 9,1808. • 46 The Marshal Duke of Dar.tzic closely followed Fenton, Peter Fenton, and James Donaldson, of Manzhes merchants June 30, 1808. up his pursuit of the enemy, the whole Ist of Novem- Bradley, Elijah Waring, and Francis Eawilns, of Gaston, ber, as far as Guertes, and entered Bilboa. In that fordshire, coal masters and iron founders, Nov. 18,1808. • • • I Harlow and Robert Ilaskar, of Ashborn, Derbyshire, city very considerable magazines were found. Seve. founders and clock-makers, Nov. 26,1808. ral Englishmen were made priscners. The enemy's Davies and William Painter, of Pembroke, shopkeepers, loss, in killed and wounded, was considerable; but use 8,1808. Bridges, deceased, and AlgrandaWright, of Beritrondseyo we took very few of them prisoners. Our loss con tra and hoop benders, June 4,1608. Lovelock and William Barrett, of Hampstead, Nevem. SiStS of only 50 killed, and about 100 wounded. How- 0 tem. ever praiseworthy this action was, it was to be wished 1 Clarkson, John Halliday, and John Hanson,' of Wakefield, Thorne', and Alverthorpe, wool scribblers and cloth mahafac- that it had not taken place ; the Spanish corps *as Noy. 30, 1808. in a situaticn to have been completely cut off. .is. .• BANKRUPTS. . u The corps of Marsha' Victor having just aryttred . Stanley, of Manchester, inukeeper, dealer and &amen' was detached from Victoria to Orduna. On the 7th I surrender December 19, 20,and January 14, , at two, at the - Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. John Robinson, Man- of November, the enemy, reinfor ce d by fresh troopki -or Messrs. Lyon and Collyer, Gray's-lun, London. . from m Dean, of Kenton-street, R uare, Mid& a,/St. Ander°, occupied the height of Guenes. The .gopteeper, dealer and Chapman, Dec. 6, 13, and January 14, Marshal Duke of Dantzic advanced against them, and at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, hie. Hanson, Donot-street, broke through their centre. The 58th and 32d regi- Salisbury-square. Crouch, of Cuckfield, Sussex, grocer and shopkeeper,relents distinguished themselves_ upon this occasion.. . and chapman, Dec. 6, 20, and January 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. W. and J. Allen, Clifford's-Inn, „ Had these events Occurred in the plains, not.* Guildhall. London ; or Mr. Stone, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. man of the enemy would have escaped, but the MOUn- George Remington and Alexander Remington, of oxford-::rest, .... : _ s ... ot St. Ander° and Bilboa are almost impasrable.. Middlesex, cabinet-makers and upholsterers copartners, Dec. """ the 'r. 17, at ten, and January 14, at one, at Oddball. Attorney , The Duke of Dantzic pursued the foe during the 'r. Richard Rosser, Red Lion-square. ', Pass, of Manchester, butcher, dealer and ehapman, Dec. whole of the day in else passes of Valmaseda. 4, an d January 14, at eleven, at the Griffin, Manchester. 44 In these various affairs the enemy have lqst 191 . - Ati°ndes C Ar. Samuel Woodcock, Bury ;or Messrs ' lilake " killed and wounded from 3500 to 400 0 men. and s..akinson, Elm -court, Temple, London. ..clam 'lnky and Wrightson Greenwood, both of Leek, Staf- 66 The Duke of Dantzic pArticularly praises the fordshire, merceis, drapers and partners, Dec. 21, at three, Dec. 22, and January 14, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Stone. Generals of Division Laval and Sebastiani, the Attornies, Messrs. Barger and Brown, No. In, Fetter-lane, Dutch General Chassey, Colonel Lacoste, of the 276 London; or Mr. Astbnry, Stone, Staffordshire. din Capper and John Bathgate' of Smedley-hall, township of regiment of light infantry, Colonel Baco n of the 63d Cheethatn, Lancashire, victuall er,, agent chapmcn, and co- regiment of the line, and the Colonels of the regi partners, Dee. 22, 23, and January 14, at two, at the Brifige. hi Mai t i lir c Arms Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. rhilip Hurd , rneuts of Baden and Nassau, upon whom s Bunch Walks, Temple, London ; or Messrs. R.R. and bas "conferred rewards. ,ukase, Manchestee. - :erecting Kebworthy and Edward Kenworthy, of Stagalsadi 64 The army is abundantly supplied witb-proii . near Halifax, Yorkshire, cotton-spinners, dealers, chapaten and • -- • •• ' sices, and the weather is very fine. .. ~, ~ , - • ....;,_ copartners, Dec.l9, 20, and January 14, at two, at the Palace 1 4, Our commas ror i v i t i ti r ___. n, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Samuel Edge, St. Ann's- columns are marching I pl IRS CMGs , I,Ditanchester ;or Mr.. James VAN of the Inner Temple:. bitting their movements. It is supposed sktoZthr A Dicas, of Stockport, Cheshire, Money-scrivener, Dec. 14,13, " and January 14, at eleven, at the Coach and Horses Inn, head-quarters will move forward to-night from Vit- . Chester. Attorney, Mr. Huxley, Temple; London. toyia." , ' - -. 1 Alexander, of Halifaa,Yorkshlre, money- s crivener, Dec. PARIS, NOVEMBER 19. . 1 „4, 13, at the Old Cock Inn, Halifax, and January 14, at the George Inn, Huddwsfie Id, at too. Attornies, Nit-. Battle, SECOND BULLETIN OP THE ARMY OE SPAIN. a• . • N o . 90, ebourarlaae, London ; or Mr. Greenwood, Head . “ Burgos, Nelrefaitte lif t , derailed. as The Duke of Dantzic entered Valnialede, in id= Bound, of Salford, Lancashire, dealer and chapman, Dec. 22. 23 , and Jan uar y 14, a t three, at the Palace Ina, Manchester. pl uttlit of the foe. ~. • Anemias, Mr. Milne, Manchester; or Mr. Edge, Inner Tem- " Ori the Bth .General • Sebastian; discovered the. -Ile, Londe°. - hill ed upon a h -ph Nleld, of Manchester, grocer, dealer and chapalas, Dec. 1 rear-guard of the insurgents, postigh , 96, and January 14, at two, at the White Lion Inn, Haar to the right of Valmaseda-‘he immediately advanced . a g Ditch, Manchester. Anomies, Mr. Ellis, Queitocastreet 91 against them, defeated them, and took about ICO of London; sr Mr. Robert Milne. Manchester. ward Davis, of Barnard Castle, Durham, cotton-manufaettsret. , theta p risoners. ~.. dealer and chaputaa, Dee. 19, at two, Dec. 19, at eleven,at the I • - King's Head Inn, Barnard Castle, and January 14, at twelve, I 44 In the mean time the city O f owl ' the 'I aPtal;Bialsop Auckland. Atownisi, Meson Wharton ' pied by the army of Estremadurs, consisting of three. ' Dyke, Temple, Lentsol; or Mr. 1 hennas Wheless, Bat- 1. . . • • Castle, Durham. divisions. The advanced guard was _olinpeeed of ' lun y * Wmlo4 it°lll4l4ll / 2 t iftsthlri l stidaner s 1) "' l&alll Waficiens and Spailish Guards; and the Students * Nur, Dec. 97, at eleven, and January 14 at four, * chi ma • U Inn, Rochdale. Attornies• Melon. hattitiosiOs; bd.! the Univenities of Salamanca and Leon, divided into • or Me.' Edward ChiPPLldalls sae. loath Vasst . several beeedions, and some regiments of the. line„ ceen ' ple, London. DIVIDEND& , - with other eurps _raised sine the insurrection of Ba . Robert Drlmray, of Great Otorge.street, Pdbmils, ! • 6904 made the whole of this army amo u nt to Was L o ndon, Baylor, at eleven, at OelkihalL • I g a mes pickup, o g B urn l ey , L ancas ig n , atels , q 6 siel • Aim of 20,000 men. ' tour, Ina, istrahr; • * The connsend of the swab; 4.110 a aflis7.4eas, at the Thorn _ - I • • • THE ci HIS That on Fa Tenders iq will undertal gaited for th Torbay sad irons tie lit haelassive, sue - tiltrys after de' TJ. Candid Mire. a thi althea mild clifiebt at I N. marl hurried ix so* fore an **do Persetwerk• si 4ererer espi s".•'—vare— YAM Medical E Joseph Pud Nk COMMitsio fin Norman Ls Dated Oc CoMMiss; Mi Alexander 1 mandant Thompso Hamilton I 111011- Thomas George MO James Cans] Jamei Mori Robert Hoy 10, 1808 John Wyllit Alexander Thorns He Dqvld Ewe' Quintin M' John Steel, 10, 1808 Andrew Cr John Brow John M'Cl William Dt Mango bra William Di David Greg • John Whit March 1 Richard 1 founders Robt. Hall; and cote John Bowl Lyme, S Joseph Bra surgeosa Thomas H and par John Fentt ter, mei Joseph Bra Staffordi Samuel Ha brass fot George Da August lames Brit coopers; Thomas L bee 29, John Clarl Thorne' tuners, William Si to sorrel Star Inn cheater ; William &honker at ten, Salisbur Thomas ( dealer Guildha London George R 4 Middle -8, 17, a , Mr. Rio Jeseph Pa 23, 24, Attend lock ani William '1 fordshit Dec. 22 Attond London John Cap Cheeth partner ratter . King's C. lad Cornelius near H coyartt Inn. IV alley,) John Dic and Ja Chaste Lewis AJ so, 113. Gewrgd No. SC sletalle John Bo 12,23 Attars Jib 19, W Lin Di onde Gerard 1 dealer Rine at the 103 d I bard I Thomas • four,Bal! riale TOR Dec- 6 . Load Dec. s. - se • given to Mu,hal the Duke of /stria; mid dog Einp.. ror confided the command lithe second corps ;Afar , shal the Duke of Dalmatia, . rt Qn the 10th, at day-break, the latter Marshal Ineedied at the head of the division of Mouton, to re aesmoitea the enemy. On reaching Qamonal, he was socalied with the discharge of thirty pieerastfartalery, This was *signal for advancing at thew de charse4. l the infantry of the division of Mouton attacked them, supported by the artillery. The Walloons and Gish Guards were defeated at the first onset. 'lto Duke of Istria, at the head ef his cavaty, attacked then) in flank. The enemy were completely routed, *at thousand of them being left dead on die field.— 'We tooL twelve pair of colours, 25 pieces of cannoer and three thousand prisoners. The remainder were w completely dispersed. Onr troops entered the city of Burgos intermixed with the simmy, and the cavalry pinned them in all directions. 0 This army of Estremadnra, which had come from Madrid by' forced marches, whose first enter prize was to assassinate General Count Torres, and which was completely equipped with English arms, besides being in the pay of England, is no longer in existence. The Colonel of the Walloon Guards and si considerable number of the superior officers are pri 110neg. Our loss was very inconsiderable; Consisting only of 12 or .15 killed, and at most 50 wounded s t , only one Captain was killed, by a cannon-ball. ' 44 This affair, which we owe to the excellent dis positions of the Duke of Dalmatia, and the intrepi! , cllty with which the Duke of Istria: led on the cl. vairy, does the greatest - honour to the division if, Mouton, though it is well known that this clivisilm l consists of corps, whose name alone has for a long time been a title of honour. "The castle of Burgos has been occupied, and was found in good condition ; it contained considerable quantities of flour, wine, and grain. On'the 11th the Emperor reviewed the division of General Bonnet, and immediately detached it to vrards the entrance of the passes of St. Andero. g 4 The position of the army this day is as follows : 44 The Marshal Duke of Belluna is in close pur suit of the remains of the army of G allicia, who are flying in the direction of Villarcayo and Reynosa, towards which point's the Duke of Dalmatia is also marching. They can have no other resource than that of dispersing in the mountains, with the low. of artillery, baggage, and every thing that constitutes an army. 4‘ Ills Majesty the Emperor is with his Guard at Burgos. " General Milhaud is marching with his division upon Palencia. General Lasalle has taken possession of Lerma. • " Thus, in an instant, have the artmes of Gallicia been defeated, dispersed, and partly annihilated, not withstanding that all the corps of our army hive not yet come up ; three-fourths of the cavalry and almost one half of the infantry remain behind. • - • 44 The army of the insurgents exhibited the most singular contrast. In the pockets of the officers who were killed. were found lists of companies, having some of them the name of 44 Company of Brutus"— r and some of them 44 Company of the People." There were companies of Students, and others that had dm! names of Saints. . . ~:.. • “ * Such were t _ he e inilltary bands that composed the insurgent army of.* peasants ! ' a Anarchy and confusion, these were what Eng land trrod in.§pain I 7iir,b,a4.till she reap from them? The hatred of thls brave people, .when they are once enlighteised, and under_a good Government; for the rest, the extravagance of thuleaderiof4he insurgents is every where notorious. Among the standards that . have fallen into our hands are some bearing a =pre sentation of the Lion of Spain tearing in pieces : the Imperial Eagle. A,nd who .are they,. that have in dulged in such esiblems ? The worst trugge , Amtjsre its Europe ! " --: ::-.: ;.. • ..“ The cavalry of the army of Estreins .. .tdnra could tukeven so much as. fate us. The instant the 10th regiment of chasseurs came in sight of them they were put to theronte, and were no longer to be seen. • .. " .the emperor reviewed the corps of the Duke of Dalmatia previous to. its marehing from . Burgos itt pursuit of the rear Of the. missy of Gallicia. I3is lhlajesty has made varians promotions, distributed re • ards, and is extremely well satisfsad with the. con duct of these troops. „lie* mem* his satisfac. Lion to the conquerors of Me#oo, jtjp 11,00 and Air bos, the Marshal Dub ogstelitolliffiloe *4 Moinon." . • • .:. -..:-. - • .-;.) i... J ,i.,,v,st-4.- poi: .4p* It ~..1 , .:. .. The Editor of the .:101vg,..wiltat tet j teri have been received from Spein, *Ma itate that the Emperor% d-quarters . were on the 9th at Arend* tie Douro, and that his advanced poem were.mlern 90 miles of 'Madrid. The army was marebistg'fariosd in the . bat spirits. 4,,,-- •••t,. -..i: i . ZZ:i '. .' • • The following was , instated la: . ,.:ity givw. i at Kr. . ,pignan, on the Bth instant : • - A • is Head iinartere, November A. "7 Hie Ilscallainy die Oehow&Ciesserel, Caw et the Swim, ' end Commander in Chit et the 7th Come, aegmabte the drum that the Ousweal et nobles, Duheeete, bibs* illik, egkiii he late!! &dated and diapered the enemy, wish thelAws il-itia) gun WOW and wounded, rod offs pieces at amissit Nisi. , m The Geseral atrailisa, tifttii* . tal Olken mid al do r thatwir• wk., pastieabetr " sisairsiiii t miailena= frdisst 48ghnent,-emelse a thanteere. bet eerisper. format** evoludeni M the presence of the enemy with se mei& amines as if they were en = an& (Seined) - Rev, 7 in Chief 7th Corps, &c." Tie-Prefect of Toulouse has sent orders to his Sub -4.ets au4 the Mayors, to cant as many bakers ;;ad butchers as could be procured, a to the army. They are to be formed and duly paid for their services, NO Valdllßß 19.—1 t is reported , very severe engagement, in which mana was defeated, with the loss finery, the French army entered S General Kellerman has arrived bon. He landed at Havre de Before his departuare from Lisbon, every thing necessary to the complete the Convention. Some difficulties had ing the evacuation of the fortress - were speedily removed. The livered up the place, and were transports on their return to France. • Seven Turks in the suite of the dor at Paris, passed through N ; their return to Constantinople. Letters from Bayonne state, that head.q of the French army are at Burgos, and that a Te r considerable advantage had been obtained au t h, insurgents ; in consequence of which their army a l , comPletely dispersed, and they had lost a grea t awn. bee of cannon. They farther state, that some p detachnients had already arrived at the ga tes Madrid, apd that two Spanish regiments had can over to the French. It appears from other accounts, that two wee engagements took place after the passing of the Eby * , the first at Miranda, where th; Spaniards lost a gre i l number in killed, and 7000 rimers; the second It Pancorbo,- but of thil no particulars have ben r t . ceived. . BAYONNE, NOVEMBER Is. Trains of artillery and companies of artificers disi r pass through here on their way to Spain. Snort& tacbments of conscripts of the new reserve are at* coming in. They are immediately armed, equip a k a nd exercised in the infantry nunceuvres, The weather continues very favourable. 'j' from Bayonne to Vittoria is mountainous, haw good. His Majesty went the greatest pan d k horseback. His Excellency the Minister, Semen of State, bet off this day at noon for Spain. A rumour is this day current that a Spanish Gera ral has abandoned the mute df the insurgents,. ItOtTERDAM, NOVEMBER It. • Letters front Paris, of the 18th, state, that the fat of Sweden had made proposals of peace to the Cr of Denmark, but it was pot known what receptix they had met. They farther mention, that on dr 12th, the corvette la Diligente put into the roads of L'Orient, after an absence of 92 days. She ins put under quarantine. It was, however, cnrrendy reported, that she bad, a few days before, on her - Or. sage from Martinique, fallen in leith and engagWas English brig, of eighteen 32-pouud carronades, which she left a complete wreck, and was only prevented by the badness of the weather from taking possession of her. La Diligente had 40 men kill and wounded. Among the former was the ()Facer Bouchercn. Nova/dam 24.—The letters from Paris, of the 90th instant, contain no further intelligence from Spain. They only inform us, that in the sitting of the Legis lative Body, the President read the following letter, sent to him by the Emperor on the 12t1 of November, from his head-quarters at Burgos " PRZSIDZIIIT Or THE LaCISLATIVI BODIS 14 My peeipilleving is the bank of Burgos takes enbeendt aids hem the story of Estremadura, of which the Wawa aid, Spanish Guards finned a part, I have been induced to ant stp self oil this drool:wane,: to give a proof of my esteem lir ths Deputies of the Departments in the I .egidative Body, by grasg ,them the colours ainquered within a for;L:gtA ecr dit • Bailor+. May the De•:uties of the Derarth.c!.ts and IL: E 1 data Colleges to which they belong, disomke k 411ra:rot:I tie desire I have t ,, give them a proot at My easne: Nob* having no other object, I pray Con to take you into he *kr" lugs tSitoed) " NA roues'''. AMSTERDAM, NOVEMBER It. The Session of the Legislative Body *as opted [ Friday last, with the usual solemnities; and his ('Majesty' being seated on his Throne, Mr. Rend; President ad iaterim, addressed his Majesty as Mows; " &RE--Admitted by your Majesty to this sole* audience, we, your faithful P elts, constituting de Legislative Body, come to perienn one of the this pleasing of °ir duties, in renewing to ,your *el( *e homage of our profound respect, anachmeet, ss4 inviolable devotion. 44 We were in expectation that the calatnitots tut which has lasted so long, would have been brdoii to a conclusion by, the return of our annual. sou a 1 but our wishes- we opt yet accomplished, and ,11 numberless sacrifices which the welfare of tbra, demands, augmented by the-tot:a stagnation aed* merce, still contimpt to press' with all &tic dilo/ upon every class mciety. Your Majesty''' l !" we are aware, suites .more from this 'Ow than our own. Wu ewe* . nicest:sat prods-it affection which your" Majesty bears towardallg people, and the unwearied efforts which yoandell allay at least the wounds Of the state, if pit ( 110 completely heal them • m We accordingly again approach yourils , " full of confidence in your Majesty's paternal-Ili, tulle, in order that in concert -with-our Set mated with the same Atirit, mad . aoudad' t: same sentiments, we may li ten the burden state, and co-operate for its Prwr" which are the ausciass-objeets of all your Mare thoughts and measures,' as theyitre'of the'irde , O, perpetual gratitude of your Majesty's • people i.„ . . lire especially of the Legislative Body, ss boH' bitter enabled to appreciate your Me iied.petem i anxiety, by their' labours, and the repotted rell" of the confidekicenrid esteem of your . Majesty', . call them nearyour Arson at this interesting . of the year, erbeinehe moat important concerns d state are to bedinmesed with a precision and nets worthy of the character of your Majesty, end t$ of your horse end Alden' people." The King replied to the above Address irra long speech, in which he expatiated on the 1 .01,1 made in c , arrying: into - effect the various measu res, ' train for promoting the internal prosperity of rte kingdom. He regrets that the events of the last It 2 and the nectiOty of performing his engagestlentsl° France, -had rendered a military establishment reslv site to the number of 5Q,000 men, which of coo' occasioned a considerable addition to the pnblx penditure beyond the estimate of July 1806. proceeding, however, he vindicate* by stating it was indtspensible to the restoration of the the Continent, And that under the existing (u "' ,l, aim% 's the . choice was not difficult, or rather cue. 4, mid to send the se Formed into brigade ;al ich here ss Of th 2o e9 p Cth4P leC t eS ; aftfilkba: 114:70g St. Andero. Id at Paris from Li" fir Grace on the 13th, o f on, he had dispatch e d pel mtplete execution of .1° ies had arisen respe ct , rat sof Elvas, but they *°' French garrison d, g embarked in Enei d to trice. • ' he Turkish Ambatst. . 136 luncy on the 14th, a t 1 16 re• "tat the head-quartets be 0 • :1 b U el el 4 1 1 1