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• .giew4 got kAnifirairadiewilogrt g 411114446#41*t"ra -1111111 i s tigAcbtil.tdo, vaireel aro see.VeirsiviJlititfii rna Om% paP4o. 4l .tli Alrr o liti l ol6 lo4ol o os porllialDUPlTS. ea. Ws yews sof Ileideld'llsat we aunt tits siett, said test we wit Milli ea sight to depeeaite dtis was. to ea. . pigs lavritosee4 eoeseqsesisss, so that the voice d ohipitpirek oak 004 against its masses tafeilill shill istiMlisee all thole Who abeie le p o t soosesitted to *IMO* people, that their et meant is at Wil l they most **plate thk olts. des lilt IntlAc Profliskiti; aed ) ierst disin v kititerousent and . anise et these mod insligHagen cf C. • - FititPd f: I — • • ' mvstet • • ' ; 0;N14. 1 . * eu . .1.3 101 iai tuivili paint' (. • assiwal porambirtt 1 111bYesouth, from Guirosey and Jenne'.)'' list ' received intelligence of the arrival of the SO.; I" soft Master, at - the latter place, Hatt, out Saar ns i . • • 1 from Corunna. The arms left Obreillia on the lath inst. (Toes. day last) ; and the Captain reports, that, .two days, Wore he sailed, a Major on the Scat of Marquis VtraLuserrott's Army had arrived at that place with dispatches from his Lordship, with which he was left wailing for a conveyanee to England by a ship of war. The report at Coronas, when Captain Ct.astswr sailed, was that larquis War.Litsrstroorliad come up with the French army, forced theroalias second en- amen, bY neglects contempt, that portion 0 1 t h e peop l e w h o h ave mi en v i ct i ms i gagement, and defeats& them again with great • is their misplaced (oddest. `slaughter. Is Resolved.—That the declaration of war, under in this baule is The loss of the enemy reported to 'existing circumstances, is sincerely to be deprecated, have been not less thin 15,000 men in killed, It tends to impair the attachment of the people to wounded, and Pritontin ft pieces of cannon, sere lfite union of these States, and thus to endanger its real eagles, and IV*" iiintit7 of entmtnntloo. re iSien`ce, by siscrificing the interests awl prosperity ; The above 'solicit* dna% as we have already out Onftintale titggf* so Staff the Pride ), testa " stated, from Coruna* to Jersey s—precisely similar sent, and intitaien Palley of another. • aecesert have also beau received from the same place • «itemlin*That in a free Government it is at by another vessel which has arrived at Guernsey; • all dam thilibint .t _ . l o4l mums of P eb a , " laird "' but, though there is every. reason to expect that we lithe admiltriffa 4. "If ki tr ee .r 'Y , L te _ c e ..,.."'' shall soon receive glorious intelligence from Marquis Go ti hittVitents- 46011 r 4 1im WNLLINOTOW. and highly probable that ere this vernettat*O • Op Diadem orthelsen who ad an important bloiv has been struck, but truth demands ;Nigger* 0,1101114.1 hat chase indwe l l " and ; am : that we &maid state a fact which throws some discrol s *ltto 010 1 4304. 1 , billawkly and 'PAT be ge 'y dit on the above news :-- since we began to write this 'Wished obi a dated, when av Pangs as called article, Corunna Papers to the 17th inclusive have ' .1 , 100 inft4 ll ° and th at akar;fi n received— Offi that is. one day later than the cer w• ill therefore' discountenance all - attelapn to check with the Marquis's dispatches is said to have 'yacht's; I* fifthly' di grouch and of the press; aa4 that we Corunna, and yet they are . silent taigtacting his arri. :swill, bean and hand, rally round and support all veal and th e news reported to have been brought by thosn'Vrho may (by any combination of men what- h i m. Their contents, however, are important. The -Iona) be menaced with injury WI their persons or inuoting are extraeta.3 property for the independent exertnrof their natural • Tree meas.' mops Patna OF Tin 14111, lOTH, Ala and conadtutional right; and that vat lieill-rserve • 17rn AM:WM the peace and• tranquillity of this tenth 4114 impress 54 . tyrukco p Aucupry. , .wry riotous or unlaerfld assembly which may (by di The English Isesid-quarters remain in Cuellar; tlts pe , 40,) be colleen& for the purpose Of restrain. ' and it is not doubted bat that their khivalrfne in 'issisereran from tiktellifreision, or injuring him for Segovia. As ; Madrid itthe direction which both bur i l e'peeispilgation, 4 sentiments and opinions which , army antthat of the enemy is taking, it is pieibmicl . bassi doer and publish. • they will dispute its possession with us. Itisebei bard—That the appearance of armed men lined that they-will risk a battle previous to eva. bt du pearnahlee constitutional, and civil assemblies cutting .it, for-ittich purpose they are, it is said, d Chive is, whetlSer the said armed pawn. are conainusitieg and fortifying themselves. From tits. is the pay of the advsernment of the United State', t il e we rece i ve d very satisfactory accounts by the last or merely armed fee the occasion, is a rneasege highly post, particularly from Valladolid, and other places ietimosons and alarming--inasmuch as its tendency beyond the Douro." in overawe tact freedom of deliberati'n t and its 'sal e ff ect to destroy the privilege of discussion, or , ' ispoodese the wanton effusion of the blood of our atisans•-and that, for these reasons, such interming ling of )s so armed ought to be discouraged and 'perms& 'rebated. (General I)earborn and bib officers were ellpreseet.) * Resolved Further.... That the Honourable gse &baton of the County of Suffolk. and the Represenv Mime( the town of Boston in the General Coot of this Commonwealth, be, and are hereby appointed a Collinitleti and are earnestly requested to meet and 'llth a system of Measures and Resolutions.. IN la disk opinion, the exigency of the times, and the awful and alarming situation of the country may I retire and they are requested, as soon as they shall deem it expedient, to apply to the Select men of Bos. ion for a regular and constitutional Town Meeting, *hen the said system may be discussed, when such vigorous, decisive, and effective measures may be adopted as may snit the circumstances of the country, and may be worthy the character of this ancient metropolis." - B COILUkNA e I AtIGUS Yesterday .evening arrived the post from Castile, with letters from that i rebvinfe, Ste. in general the intelligence they communicate is very favourable. Our troops are advancing towards Mad.rid.--90400 by one way, and some by. another ; and by all ways pursue and attack the enemy. According to letters from Potis, Senior Mendisabel was, on the 24th, in Castro, pursuing the operations agreed upon. Se nior Santocildes is doing the same. From the united operations, we expect the most happy results in the course of this month." N OVIEDO. AUGUST 8. 41 Tbsdast accounts are most satisfactory ;—the adveuen of. Marquis Wellington's troops in pursuit of MarmOnes army, which, according to accounts, has taken the direction of Lograno ; the evacuation of Santander and Torre La Viga, of which we have official information ; the expedition of Commodore Popham, who, in combination with the troopt be longing to the 'ith army, has almost cleared the whole coast of Cantabia Irons the enemy.; the desertion of , the French soldiers, who, wearied iiiiiidafibrioas life, or convinced of the injustice of the wai l ,ahass. don their colours; the march of Suellita i tli ., rcata. where.GenerAl Lacey thriatens Toppreap sad where an expedition of our Allies ii getarto dice m. bark ; the movement of the troops of chi tirk Army upon Vtilencia, where there are only trifling &wri t, scaly and where the various Guerilla parties incon i testibly prove that thepublic spirit is net extinguished; that the Valencians have recovered from their dismay. a CHAR LESTO N, JUNE 23. " FKOM Fr ORMA.—The packet-boat Eagle, Clark, arrived at this port on Sunday evening, from St. Xary's, from whence she sailed on Saturday last ; by bar arrival we leans that the volunteers from Sayan * had arrived at Amelia Med on Friday, and else they were to leave that place en Saturday for the Camp before St. Angessine ; S ot 600 of the Italia at Geese's were hourly expected at Amelia ID joia the fortes before St. Augustine, when an at tack mem that place waste be made. We also learn that a new Governor from Spain had just arrived at A*Podetilest from Havanna, and that he had sent a =4llll Illi United American and Patriot forces, . 110114 lo evacuate the Province within 13 4 1, 2 4 1111 . WO dale 'hereof, in failure of which he ""'"'",,„ MIS' Item out at the point of the bayonet. T 4 answer hem' Colonel Smith, commanding the 5 2 54 States Riflemen was, that while he bad a man U 6 he should resist any such attempt." " SAVANNAH, JUNE 22. A. letter from a person high in office at St. .itex. dated the 16th inst. says—' Wehave accounts filtrating, . 4 , ltrating, that 500 troops have arrived there lit Havannah, with a new Governor to command 4s , Prcwince t and that be sent a flag to Col. Smith, Waft him to retire from the territory, or he would eiVe him out, which he refused until compelled by / *O.• . 4.oentleman recently from St. Mary's, in mat us that the volunteers from Ibis city arrived Previous to his leaving, in good health and *me " BOSTON, JULY it. Miami Sawyer, in the Africa. of 64 guns, ar imid *Halifax dis of hoes fital Bertnad2. `' '!~ lAPLR'~: ??,,; ••• toecnuqg receives' tiaoraitai rapers to the Ist of August s they exisibit the same cheering pros lona of the patriotic cense in the South of , llisnin,. othich we have been accustomed to notice; is the Softh. The French coijimo ate every sibiss &wading.: together, since the defeat p¢ MARMONT s their troops in the.vicinity of Gibraltar become daily more an estrous, but BALLatrranos seems to be very strong. Front Alicant we learn that Sumter continued at Valencia. His troops are stated not t 4 exceed 6000, tnd the Spaniards opposed to him are rated at o,aoo. Sucuirr, by these accounts, does not seem to ante made any movement to support the discom- I htft of Josarn. ~.? • It was Mr. KIRR, one of the British factory at Constantinople, who arrived on Saturday morning in the Wizard, Captain FAIR/AX MORESBY, at Potts. month. and reached the Secretary of State's Office the same evening with dispatches from Mr.,CANNiNo, our 'Moister at the Sublime Porte. These dis- palettes contain the ratification of the Treaty of Peace between the Turks and Russians. Mr. Ltsros , and suite arrived at the Dardanelles on the evening of the 12th of lune, in the Amos, of 44 guns, Captain WAURIN. On the 18th his Excellency had no fixed plan of going up to Constantinople, as the Porte hal refused to allow the frigate to proceed with . him. It was, however, expected that the Grand Seignior would send down one of his own barges to convey Mr. Lis- TON to the capital. It is not true that Aurinsout had arrived at Con- stantinople, as frequently reported in the French Pa pert. Ile was not expected to set out from Paris till Aog9si,being detained there by a severe fit of the SM. The French are by no means in 'favour at . 'Constantinople. The French merchants werebegin ssing to be very stanch alarmed for their safety. ' 'The Secret Expedition ,against Catalonia, under trinsmand of Lan t ern *MAITLAND, was expected saail;ft the 25th of June, as they only' waited•thie t arrival of 3500 Spanish troops that were expetted from Majorca, under the convoy of 'a line-of-battle ship. The British force consists of the Ist battalion lOth, Ist battalion 81st, and Ist battalion 88th Re giments, 300 of DE RoLLE's regiment, 500 of Dn.- Low's regiment, the 8d and 6th Regiment of King's Overman Legion, atid two squadrons of the22th Light I :Drag coons. As there is now peace between the Turks and Rus sians, we hope the next accounts from Constantinople will inform us, that tke free navigation of the Black Sea has been : permitted, which will increase oqr trade greatly at that capital, and be the means of supplying our armi:s in Spain and the different places in the Mediterrane to with corn. intuit 'left tha 'Oafish of Smyrna . Oss the 24th *Mine: The plague . Sit that time was raging, and the people were dyingia numbers of not less than 50 and 60 a day ;Acme of the Franks, however, had been attacked with the malady. Strong hopes were entertained that a! the season advanced the plague would abate. . . The Wizard beitii orderedly Admiral Lauomaaat to the fleet off Malta, arrived there on the 22d of July, and found the following ships :here s—The CA. LSDONIA, HIIVINIA, VILLI Di PAD* Uxtox, ROItAL . GIODGE,theXDINDUItbIit. the StriTAK, "the C/DOTAUItj BliftWlolC, AiDMIADA, 160114 tilDWAlte.4olll4Y. Fv amaosa, and the PsLoaus. The French fleet in the harbbtsr of Toulon, ready for sea, consisti of eighteen sail - of the line, and ten frigates. They have likewise two . line•of-batik ships ieumfr for launching. About 16 ;ail of the line and some frigates came out of Toulon a few days befor4 the Wizard sailed, in order to exercise ; but on our fleet appearing anxious to pay their respects to them, thei4ritnriell into port. Ia cruising off that part of the coast our fleet have •iiliseoveriCan excellent watering place, from which Mier are feWT - lupplied without the chance of being moleitsisf '1404 enemy, or being any longer under the neceaiicy of sending to Minorca for that purpose as heretofore. On Thursday the 25d, the Wizard leached Minor. ea, whither she went to join Sir EDWARD PELLEW for orders. Sir EDWARD had his flag on board l'Arots. I The fleet consisted of the OCEAN, which had arrived that day; the MALTA, FAME, RODNEY, IMPLA,CABLE t COMUS, UNDAUNTE;), and Reseruto ; the FEARLESS brig, and QUAILL schooner. . • The WIZARD brig, ‘Captailt 'TAIRTAX MORESBY, for five mouths previously to bez.being sent home with Mr. KERR, was cruizing in the Archipelago against the numerous privateers and pirates infesting those seas, tbe greatest part of which he succeeded in taking or tieAroying. The British Insurance Company, at Malta, while Captain MORESBY lay ewe,. sent him a dwardire,laditing, that they would take ad raitly opponunlti : eCtopienting him with son* token of their regard for t 6 security affookal to theii trade, and, OA particular attention sinus*, the several contoys.entrased M bis-care../011 a r_lei • rd.i: 71 ,11; . • I .: ; 0 * /WM •• .7 ' iitteration in" . - es thi s weer • prt • 1 ,, hise Point:oo,o 38 guns, C.ipt. Fane; the Quilkoe, ';(l2kuns,. and Comet, of IA .Capt. Blami. base , arrived at Nevfopndland, from England . — General ;sir Tkonfai Sautnarez,.ColonelJephson, and several , - other ir oftcrrs England 1040 a Regiment, bars assisadin luau 6 . in . . “ The furces under the command of Generals Hill, I Penne, and Morello on one part, and those of Banos.; terns isnthe other, occupy the attention of the enemy's I anny in Estremadura. All this will oblige the enemy to form great reunions, which will oblige them to abandon some provinces ; and, what adds tb their consternation, is the advance of the victorious Lord Wellington, who carries into execution his vast plans, of which a small part only has yet been developed.” 1 "011014, auoutr & 4 , The French have abandoned TOM la 'Vigo and Santander without doubt, fearing that their retreat would be cut off, as Long had arrived in Unit:neigh ; bourhood with 2000 men, and expected moteti t —kle I i re ported that Mina has had a great a ction in rn the neighbourhood of Vittoria, in which be made 9,600 1 prisoner, but this news is not official. . Yesterday morning, about Onc e. Panzca• Rattintr, accftenied by the ' Cat. SULAND and Colon SisOPIGIGIE" ws for H ou nslow Heath, to review the *ld itatillVellt. The Panics Rea awkafter the 'epic'', i te s it e Ort: ieers called to hint bt'sotuid of trumpet. - Jo e pressed to thitnitis *Wes for the 'mitt stall ditcipline the regiment was in, and • thin% it was the last time he dieddloriffiliCilid bead ant. - DREJDFLIL. FIRE. ' This at o'doch, s ?horning, tWq• 'fire broke eut at Mr. HOLLAND'S. rin•Sonth Andley-srseet, Grosvenousquare. in the back melting warehouse, in , and three ofilse adjoining stables were l•the ground. There were nearly 441) tons the premises, all of a hich(was consume-I.: added Featly to the fury of the Aviles. dron of coals; belonging to a retail dealer tide, were also consumed.—The follow of the houses which have been destroy , on this occasion : . • • Messrs. STODMIT and BournN, coach-in: carriages were all saved ; the house of MOND, milliner, has also sustained . Mr. PAMON'S. baker, Motor-street—the and an immense quAntity of flour ; Mr. and Mr. SUTCIi La's slaughter-hoti.es, Mews, totally consumed the house unman, is much damaged: The Sd Guirds, from Portman-br Members of the various Volunteer .Issociatiosa Metroptilis, attended with great alacrit, assisted the firemen in their exertions.i were still burning this morning, at ten' mat was c.nsiderably bruir.vd by the , roof of Mr.. ROLLAND% house, but no hitt! , NAVAL LAITE L LIGE N We have to congratulate the Country arrival in the. Channel of the Jansal few days we hope we shallliave to offer congratulations on the capture or destruction American squadron which sailed valuable coavoy. Admiral SAWYER Commodoreacparne and the American we sin m litl e ihepe will never be revisited ' Com or his renegado crews , see, upon, e muster of the prisoners, %two nations has purloined most seamen. 1 • • paßTsmoutH, Audusr Arrived, on Saturday, at 9 A.: W; j. 4 bank, and was immediately put nt his Majesty's brig WIZARD, with &fr. charged with dispatellegyrordc . iini . ..grhurscia'f, the 25th Juncos 4 Island of Surpho, in the'AVAliielaJ discovered a large privatedr; with Men, at anchor : she soon after . ' and Made all sail possible to the !gillrialio'fullowed....-and in a chase of -hnurs, gat within shot of her. A; t 9 rands of roond and grape, a de . Captain Moirsair ordered 'llia boats his First Lieutenint, Mr.'tiav, and crew, gave chase. After rowing and getting nearly wititin musket-shk unfortunately sprung up, which en, off; and the WIZARD having dispatk Captain Moassar was reluctantly obli ase. Arrived his .Majesty's ships M. ALFRED from a adling. . Passed 110 tan of the Jamaica fleet,'Mider co )esty's ship Turns. Salleil his Ma sows, with a battalion of . Ml.4mi* jesty's ship Idnnict.Toi'for Guernsey ozoa and flttieftei Citiat,lan , loMov AvailSlE —• Arrive 4 the Tinfatter from the RAPID SCIMOIIer, 10T th e ,DcrriA TlielDuke of Kepi packet, fur Lialsaik with packet, fOr ,Ikarbadoes t are gent: PLYMOUTH, AUGUST. TelegTph orders were received " tie sailing of all cruizers to the west. quence :of which the Irleastel, Hatacol and ORESTM immediately. proceeded IR/ for the protection of the honseward-boend fleet. The ROTA, Horseua,.aid Dr' in the found getting ready for mai, to be off to-morrow. Arrived Teignmouth, from St. John's in 92 was one of the ALERT ' S 'cortvor, 4 l parted in consequence of the ALZRT going of American Privateers. His bfaitstrs ships HAZARD, and Coster, had already'detained into Newfoundland ted sail of•Anierican DEAL, AUGUST 24., Wind S.W.—Arrived the Tarns the Jamaica fleet ander convoy, the sailed for the River ; also arrived THESEUS from off Flushing. INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PRIVATEER THE UNITED STATI Ist. The tenor of your Commission gnu, entitled an Act concerning Letters ... Marque Prize Goods, a copy of which is •beitte anueneal, stoutly in your view. The High Seas referred to i - mission, you will understand generally to extend to low water mark ; but with the exception of the space—..neither sae league nor three miles from the shore of countries at peace both Arch Great Britain and v.kh the United Statcb; you may, nexertheiless, mecum your commission, rather than detain the shofe of a nation at war with Great Britain, and even on the waters witUn cbs jerisdicdon of such &scion, if permitted so to do. 2. You are to pay the strictest regard to the rights of gents* ;powers, and usages of. civilized nations; and in all ' , off nedings towards neutral vessels, you are to give them ar k molestation or interrnpden, as will cootie with the right as certaining their neutral character, and of dicabgri sad 4004 them under regular adjudication, in proper cams: Yon an pard• milady to avoid even the appearance tit' usioi force or sedanlon, with a view to deprive such vessels of their.. crews and cidtelr passengers, other than persons in the military sent. stilt* cottary. 3. 'lowadenvery vessel, and their crews, .yak are in exercising the rights of war viitlaKootatice which characterises the nation of whlckyou are a er 4. The Muter, and one or more of the principal pei;ppi longing to a cnptnitd iessel,,are to be Mot, soon aksg46 6 l tun, to the Judge or Judges of the props Guns of the Stases, to he examined on oath touching the interesta,orinepenn of the caipmred vessel and her lading; and, at the sanantipp. gips to be delivered to the Judge or Judges, al i t passes ch bilk of lading, invoices, letten, and oihn 4ocuments huaK on board; the said pipers to ve b e acuMded Ahe 'Alf the Coconfander `- captured ~, .. `s :;~ E. .4. k most alartning tallow-chandler, quart. It begirt Reeves's Mewsi ere soon. burnt to LOOS or tallow OM 'ed. and of cootie iies. Fifty clral-e dealer in that ar Mowing are rune ,yed or damaged ach-makers —the of Madame istv- much &maga ; -their use.bnret, Ir. Tutv's stables ma, in Reeves's- w of Mr. their. arrarks, and the Isociatioas in the lily, and greatly ions.i The ruins a o'clock. A fre- e failing in ot the o lives awe lON. ~!? wirl on the sift mica Fleet i is a Fer our idditiohai iestructi4df o tie in pursuit Of 4 this :a is cow .betwiees rican coast, which ;Red bythe gallant ws ; we Mabee. len!, Iphicknt„die men. . 3r , 24. .... nom^ t." at the Koller- under "quirapti.e, Kase on Listantinot4e. ts. la. whet e lago, the 'iViz r Aio her dtCks, full pf swept otit'tost, westward.; The of upwards.bf life After discharging lead.eahrt etistOlit o 4 out; and; with rsd 211 . 4 about two, hours, hot ot,het, a to' !nahleeher ?atches ',on beard, ohligedio . bye dp elaar t .poipudit aidU ied by upwards of 611411 of hifl42i- Waijisty't ilia LA- for Spain; his Ma- tey,' and th e roesyff Chelblito, tii t ; A crone.. 4 d rns, with a goavoy. ! 3 cta.;.sigohlA4V- - 3.4f 4 0 1 9 Oe.UP4s. ST.Egsµ .I.IA here yesterday for 'Fcstwaid, in conse- LELSCoN, ALISICORit, siad yo sea. supposed a-bound weptlnas Darin frigates' ire so and are expected the ATALANTA Of 2.2 days passake, site r , , from whom 'they ,1111 T going in quest ajesty's ships J Asor, tydet.lined and beht nitric= vessels. " 24. ens with 45 salt Of the greater part are d his, blejetty's , l9 . ' R AlitOftairlialibfißP ender the Act of Ces- rs of Marque Prises, ~d ip annexed. will be coo. •eferrod to in year Coto. to mind to low wane. of ate Coornhoder ' of the captureit T op& 4 * tyro s 40. - Fr. "'" Pret+cn4 at tliecollturei Pa be/m*o4m OM er 4 Moll* wit out fraulliadattigeeNbd.actOur - at lint: xiesia4-, .t thaila4,4 ol siose a `:z. • • PIUCE OF STOCIX ttifS DA •AT DNS •-• ~,, S per et, Seed. Si itz-eopi: 3 Sei • ' 4 4 per Ct. 74V-ilYpor yo ar-Beall a'• ' ' ' Oslo. Sfi pre.—Booriet to. 11030411111 % rack, Dios. (Sib) Is. dia. par—Da OW * s*. gee. v "l.