Star. — London, England, 1813-08-25 00:00:00

'ROM LAST NIGHT'S kIAZETTE. WAR DIPARTMENr. DowSlNehillunts t AvinisT A Dispatch, of which the following is an extract, bas been received by Earl BATHURST from Field. Marshal the Marquis of tVALLINGTO3I, dat*l Lesaca, August 11, 1813: . No particular change has taken place in the posi. tion of either of the contending armies on this frontier since I Addressed your Lordship on the 4th inst. I have the pleasure to inform your Lordship, that the enemy's fortified post at Zaragoza surrendered, by capitulation, to General Mina, on the 30th ult.— He has taken there above five hundred prisoners, forty-seven pieces,of cannon, a vast quantity of am munition, arms, clothing, &c. itc. The last accounts which I have received from Lieutenant-General Lord William Bentinck are of the Ist instant ; be was then in the neighbourhood . of Tarragona. I enclose a return of killed and wounded, who were not included in the morns transmitted in my dispatches to your Lordship of the Ist and 4th inst. EZIPPLEMENTARY EZTTIN OF KILLED, WOUNDED, AND WsblNO OF TH6 ARMY UNDER THE COMMAND OF HIS SECIILLENCY FIELD-MARSHAL THE MARQUIS OF WILL LIJNOTON, Ka C. FROM THE SOTM OF JULY TO THE IST AUGUST, 1813, INCLUSIVE. 14th Light Dragoons-1 horse killed, 1 rank and file missing. • tat Hussars, King's German Legion-1 Lieutenant, t rank and 810,1 hone, wounded ; 1 rank and file mining. Sd fir Sulk But.-1 Captain, 3 rank and file, killed ;1 Lieu tenant, i Grimmer, 24 rank and file, wounded. Alst Foot, Sd rank and file killed; 1 Captain, I Ensign, 111 rank and Ale, wounded. 41di Foot, set. Batt.-1 Lieutenani, '1 tank and file, wounded. s7th Feet, lit Batt.-3 rank and file killed; fickle's, 13 rank and file, wounded. . • Sods Foot, Stbliatt....l rank and Ale killed ; I Staff, 3 Serkants, 11 rank and die, sounded. 116th Feet, Sid Bast.—i-Major, I Captain, !Lieutenants, b rank and file, wounded. 74th Foot-. 1 Captain, I Serkant i S rank and file, killed.; I Lieutenant-Colonel, I Captain, SLleutenants, S Serjeants, SS rank and file, wounded. Seth Foot, lit Batt.—‘B raisk and Me wounded. Sitd root, It Ban.—>c rack and 6k ; 4 rank and file mesh* Terrot.ffasrust Lass.—! Captains, I Sedum. 16 rank and Ale, I bone, killed; 1 Lkutenant-Colocel, 1 Major, 3 Cap tains, S Lietusnanu, 1 Ensign, 1 &id, 8 Serjeants, 1 drum mer, lit rank mid file, 1 horse, wounded; 6 rank and Ale missing. SanTlen OFFICER, M1LLii)....307i 114 or Botts—Captain Walsh. 74th Fent—Captain Whining. 111T11111 OPTICija wOUPIDID.--301111 JULY. tat Hossaro, King's German Legion—Lieutenant Hun, allabgtp. Ai or Buffs—Lieutenant CoWaugh, slightly. Bast Foot sci Batt.—Captain Girdiestone, knsignWillians Smith, severely. Foot—lAeuteitant Huinfrey, severely. ingth Foot,- ad Batt.—Major Doden, slightly; Captain Got& (Major), Lieutenant Main, severely; Lieutenant Dobbin, slightly. 74th Pool—Liatitenam-Colotiel the Honourable L. P. Trench, &slid,: 'Captain Moore (Major), Lieutenant Paulson, Lieu -4MM Diu:comb, severely ; Lieutenant 'few, slightly. lISIL,T MICNIST. 4106100) rob Kent. sligtniy. ADMIT .AL AUGUS 1 24. istraet of a Letts: from Captain Maples, of his Majesty'. sloop Paean, to Vicuutdodeal Thsenboeough, sad miassidued by the latter Officer to lobo Wilwo Gruber, fag. His Majesty's sloop Kitten, St. Dodd's Hesd, East too Leagues, August Is, iota. I have the honour to inform you, that in obedience ea your orders to me Of tiro 12th instant. to cruise in -Su-George'', Channel, tor the protection of the trade, acid to obtain informant •a of an American sloop of war, I bad the good fortune to board a brig, the master of akoch id rated me, ihat he had seen a - vessel, apparently a man of war, steering to' the N. Z.; at tour o'clock this morning I saw a vessel on ' ftre, and a hi ig standing from her. which I soon made out to be a ow/et—made all mil in chaee, sad at half past five came alongside of her, (she having ahorteced sail. atid made herself clear ior an obstinate resistance), when, after giving her three cheers, our action commenced, which was kept up with great spirit en ,both sides forty-three minutes, when we lay her alongside. and were in the act of boarding, when she struck her colours. She proves to be the United States sloop of war Argus, of three bunched and sixty tons, eighteeen twenty-lour pours . der carronades, and two long twelve-pounders ; had on, board when she sailed from America, two months iimee, ',complement of one hundred arid forty-nine min, but in the action, one hundred and twenty wren, commanded by Lieutenant Commandant W. N. Alien, who, I regret to say, was wounded early in the action, and has since suffered amputation of his left thigh. No eulogium I could use wonld do sufficient jus tice to the merits of my gallant Officers and crew (which consisted of one hundred at.-1 sixteen) : the tool courage they displayed, and the precision of their fire, could only be equalled by their seal to distinguish themselves ; but, I must beg leave to call your attention to the conduct of my First Lieu. tenant, Thomas Welsh, of Mr. William Glanville, Acting blaster, Mr. William Ingrain, the Purser, who volunteered his service on deck, and Mr. Richard Scott, the Boatswain. ' Our loss, I am happy to say, is small, one mu-I ter's-mate, Mr. William Young, slain in the ma Mein of victory, while animating, by his courage and example, all around him, and one able seaman,! John Emery, besides five seamen wounded, who are I doing well : that of the enemy I base not yet been able to asceitaitt, but it is considerable, her offscersl say about forty kil:ed and wi,undeif. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signtd) J. F. blartes, Commander. Csaunnstiso is the Wiltshire iteginunt at Militia, a geed by Oa Lord Ltioteriat.t. lobo Long, Esq. to be Opts*. Diitsli July SS, ISIS. Cosno,:ssipt.a yi the t *Awe It 'sight ut of Militia, Aped by dui Apt s. Litott noel of tLe Comity of rite. sign pus Walker to be Lieuttoatit. vice Forbes reared. .dated ham i i. ISO; Aiken Bury h.:age:aid,' Gent. to• Elute, re* Y 1 elkir. prette4eds sling date; Mathew P* , I X sal, 4Fttt to be Ow. OCil-ISEatt. appointe d to the Sad oafs tlete4 law , las }sass . [The Casette captains an Order tit Coon% dated the 14th in gtio.t, ape weett spier the }rhetity d the Act of 4it Session' fee . Ihi !epee/0e the Last Mite Comeerre Pima. prolog ing Audi tl.p tat of Atlgiht, ;st9 ;' the.priiileps grantod by s iargat 1 Aar At" in *our 011;npeeiations end exportattoes to rue trite'lbe . ..„,E.tt 1240 (1 3 • 6 )9 4, 4914 3 . 9! 441 11 11r9F .0 1 GAM' e!"04 14 / 7r. Mar R414414).0041 • • Kik Foot,- ed Batt.—Major Dodgin, Agit& (Major), Lkutenant kittkin, severely; 74th Fool—Listitenent-Colonel the Honoun &gird,: 'Captain Moiler (Major), Lteurtu -anent Dencomb, sarerety ; Lieutenant T lIIR*T &OMIT. 1110th loot, Lib litattalion—Adimmu Kent. al ADMIIitALEY-OFFIOE, Allot latraet of a Letttefrom Captain Maples, of Pelican, to VitosAdindral Thareborough, the latter Olkor to John WUwa His Majesty's sloop Khan, Eau lieu Leagues, Augv I have the honour to inform you, t to your orders to me of 12th inst.: -Su-George'', Channel, tor the prated and to obtain informafon of an A, war, I bad the good fortune to b roaster of which iuf rmed me, that Teasel, apparently a man of war, ste Z.; at tour o'clock this morning I Ary and a to ig standing from her made out to be a envier—made a . and at half past five came alongsi having shorteced sail. aid made her, obstinate resistance), when, after g cheers, our action commenced, whi with great spirit en ,both sides iortl when we lay her alongside. and we boarding, when she struck her coins to be the Uni ted States sloop of war hundred and sixty tons, eighteeen tv der carronades, and two long twelve on. board when she sailed from Amet sine% ak.consplement of one hundred , but in the action, one hundr • omen, commanded by Lieutenant C N. Alien, who, I regret to say, wa in the action, and has since suffere his left thigh. No eulogium I could use wopld *Joe to the merits of my gallant C (which consisted of one hundred ar fag courage they displayed, and i their Ere, could only be equalled I distinguish themselves ; but, I mu call your attention to the conduct of tenant, Thomas Welsh, of Mr. Wi Acting Master, Mr. William ingri . who volunteered his service on deck, Scott, the Boatswain. Our loss, I am happy to say, is ter's-mate, Mr. Wilhani Young, s pent of victory, while anintattog, and example, all around him, and John Emery, besides five seamen wl doing well : that of the enemy I ha able to assettaitt, but it is consider say about forty kilted and woundeti. t have the honour to be (Signtd) .1. F. MAPLE C• 01,114844 in the Wiltshire liniment or 11 Lord Litutenat.t. Jobs' long, Esq. to be captors'. irsigi July Cortin,astota Su tire Ofesitue It ' s ight in ta 14 Ipre. j..it est nael of the Count) X.osian Jaines Walker to be Lieutenant. ts . dated June U. 1143; Aiken Barry tie Inipip i re* Walker. prgee4e4l• siPac 414 am, 4P4 43 be our, sik.el.erab a wort dae4 iintO Pls iVIS• (The Casette captains an Order to Comte oast, apt awaiee spipr ebe 4 , lo kotiry of taw far ihp f t"( Iva) of tist Last pm& Comae tip tat of Aaga.t, tiso.pris *Mat t riot Acp, to *our 011ppeciatipis rye errirvibt - E., 0 ( F tsekimittsops f 4 e!"144 11 / .. .0 ?Pr R4144.04.0144} -tbeiflol4lll, kw miles frosesPtagne, and belonging _ 111= 1 ,HE EVENING STAR . to cosolii have been obliged to be partly sacrificed, LONDON. is a riss &toss; is to be established there. thong entrenchments are throwing up round WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 18 13 . ' lall both on the Elbe from Aussig to Meinck, PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DRY 1 1 1 TWELVE O'CLOClis Rai. 54—Ceas. Svii...for ace.. S7}—Bds. 21. Ss. db. and the vineyards at Meinck are turned into strong 4 per Ceat. 711H —S par Cr. 1176-oain. pr. palisaded hedges. Isak Lg. Amos. 14 7-111 dis f t —Exch. Bills Is. ls. pr. " The Landwehi is every where completed, and The Gamine of last night contains the short dispatch ' pedants duty equally with the marching regiments. - from Lord War morox of the 11th instant, of which In short, all the military preparations are going en the substance was laid before the Public in a Bulletin with the greatest spirit. The Congress for Peace, on Monday. It contains also a supplementary *tuns appointed at Prague, appears hitherto to have been of our loss, from the 30th July to the Ist inst. which doomed to suffer all kinds of difficulties. adds about 200 to the former returns.—Up to the I" On the part of France, there is as yet Only Count 12th, of which date we had a letter from the Army, de Narbonne present. The Duke of Vicence is still nothing new had occurreda but every preparation ; expected. Several diplomatic persons have arrived, was making for resuming the siege of St. Sebastian, singly, on the pan of Russia and Prussia, but neither and to repel any new efforts which the enemy might Neaseirode nor Hardeaberg, who were announced, make for the relief of that place or of Pampeluna. I have as yet appeared in person. Baron Von Hum. The general opinion with the army was, that SOuLT boldt remains with our Count at Prague, as Prussian would be urged by hisClefeat to hazard much for tha t Ambassador : With him came M. Von Lombard regaining of his character, and to make himself stand' General Schuwalow, and M. V. Anstell are here on well in the estimation of his master ; and the same • the part of Russia; and a Turkish Deputy has like opinion, we are well assured, prevails in irrallCO. A I , wise unexpectedly made his appearance here. An letter of the 21st, from Fowey, in Cornwall, after : English is still expected. The Personages belonging mentioning the arrival there of a French Cartel, !alto the Austrian Embassy are the most numerous.-- Providente, J. P. GZOFFRY master, from Morlaiz, Count Metternich is personally here with all his at with an English Gentleman, six Ladies, and three tendants ; at the bead of whom is the Counsellor of children, which left Moriaix on the 18th, adds : State Hudelot." • " The defeat of SOULT by WZLLINOTOW was gene rally known, and reported to be more disastrous than described in his Lordship's Official Dispatches." —To this we have to add,' that we have this day re 'ared accounts from Jersey, which, upon the autho tity of smugglers from the French coast, state the same circumstance; and also, that it war generally asserted on the opposite coast that every exertion is making to recruit the army under Souls ; and that the universal belief, among the best informed, is that no sacrifice will be spared to retrieve the disgrace and losses sustained by the French armies in their late conflicts in the Pyrenees.. Numerous bodies of troops are in motion towards Bayonne. We cannot doubt that Ministers are well informed of the vigorous and unremitting exertions which the enemy is making. Indeed the facts we stated yester day prove this. A powerful reinforcement will speedily be sent to Lord WeLtanorox, with a most extensive supply of remarkably heavy ordnance and every requisite necessary for his operations. Some of the troops are already on march to their place of embarkation, and they will speedily be followed by others. It would be most lamentable should any thing like apathy retard the energetic measures that have been resolvea on ; but in deprecating delay, we mean not to insinuate that we perceive any thing which inch. cam an appearance of indolence : on the contrary, we are satisfied that at the present moment the ut most activity reigns in every department. Letters from Harwich state, that the fishermen be. longing jo that port had heard, in their intercourse with persons from the Flemish coast, that BONAPA RTE had left the army, and was on his return to Paris. This we consider merely as an echo of the rumour to the same effect from other quarters. If we may believe private letters by the Heligo. land Mail, the Armistice has terminated, and sevc. ral skirmishes between the picquets of the hostile armies have taken place. The letters add, that within a lew days an interchange of Couriers between Sweden and Denmark had occurred, a circumstance which, it was hoped, would conduce to an adjust:lT of differtnces between these Powers. THE ARMY. The Foot Guards changed their quarters, at usual, this day, ♦iz. The First Regiment take their stations in Portman-street Barracks; the Second, or Cold- stream, repair into winter quarters; and the Third Regiment will occupy the Barracks at Knightsbridge. The detachments of the Ist battalion of the 6th, 7th, and 82d Regiments, now strving with the 2d battalibns in Jersey and Alderney, are ordered to Portsmouth to embark for the Peninsula. • The detachments of the Ist battalions of the 32d, 40th. and 61st Regiments, now in Ireland, are to be conveyed immediately to Passages. It is under consideration to send the whole of,the troops of the line in this country to reinforce the Mar. quis of WILLINGTON in Spain. General CLINTON came passenger in the Goldfinch brig of war, which arrived at Plymouth on Sunday rom St. Ander°. ~ Two Heligoland Mails arrived this morning. If we are to believe the reports in the German Journals, the Congress at Prague has not yet been attended by any but French and Austrian Plenipotentiaries. The I Yesterday, about one o'clock, her MAIRSTY and Y the Princesses EuzAsyut and MARY left the Castle, fortifications of Hamburgh are continued, and ever thing seems to indicate that the French are deter- and proceeded to Combe-wood, the seat of Lord Lt mined to retain possession of it at all hazards• vanrooL, where they arrived at half past two o'clock. 44 HAMBURG, AUGUST 5. Alter partaking of some refreshment, the QUEER and Pau:cassis entered the Earl of. Liverpool's carriage, a For some days past a commencement has been attended by his Lordship, and were driven through made in clearing away for the second line of demur- the delightful rides in the wood, on the road towards cation, which is to be in complete readiness by the Kingston, &c. where they had a most extensive view 20th inst. This line contains a considerable number '1 of Epsom and the surrounding country, the Noble Earl of gardens and country - houses outside of the town explaining rent to her MAJztery and the PRINCE/RES the nt objects. On the ir return, they were received and Dam Gates ; and outside of the Altona, or Mill di by the Countess of LIYRRPOOL. At half past four Gate, as follows :—The as mill; the greater part of o'clock they sat down to dinner. Her MeNtery aid the infirmary, with the church belonging to it, which the PRINCROUS left Consbe-wood about half past seven has but lately been built; that part of the walk known , o'clock, and arrived at the Castle at nine. by the name of the rope-walk, still remaining from The Princess Cnaaurrra did not ride out Tester day, nor did she leave the Lower Lodge. In the the first line, and not yet detgolished, consisting of evening the Band of the Royal Horse Guards atten twenty-two rows of willow, lime, and Chesnut trees ; ded there, end plsyed for the amusement of her Royal together with the work-house of the Board of Repairs, Hit hoes,. T one o'clock, P r i ns AUGUSTA, ' o-day , at 112 P Pr; and a considerable part of the fine houses built within i the last twenty years, on the Hamburg Mount, reach- ELl:Asian and MARY, attended by the Countess of I ROULYN, le ft: Windsor for Egham Races, where they ing to the new weigh-house. A third line would, were received by the Duke of YORK. in case it should be found necessary, reach direct I The PrincessestaaLorm attendedby the Dowager from thence to the entrance of the Danish town of Duchess of Laws and her daughter, followed soon Altona, the whole distaac,e from our walls to there : after , for the Races. being only about $.50 wises." " FRONTIERS OF BOHEMIA. WU IS. " According to all appearances the Emperor of Austria intends giving every might to his mediation lof peace, by a complete armament in his Hereditary States ; but nevertheless, without departing from the Isystem of peace and neutrality which he has adopted, even the army posts are already established atVienna, 1 and these battalions of the Landwehr nominated that are to perform duty in the capital during the absence 1 of the garrison. i WINDSOR, AUGUST 24. The French Princes have left Cheltenham, for their seat at Hartwell, near Aylesbury. Their Royal Highnesses MoNstaua, and the Duke and Duchess d'Amoovuose, with the Duchess de Seam?, and suites, kc. fcc. passed through Chipping Norton on Monday. They slept at the White Hart Inn, kept by Mr. WATSON, whose attentions gate great atm faction to his distinguished guests. Captain BLANCELZY, of the 23d, or Royal Welsh Fusileers, arrived at two o'clock yesterday iu Down* ing-street, with the sword of JOGEPH BONAPASITII, abandoned in his Sight from the bottle of Vittoria. This being the Duke of Noarmusramu.mw's birth day, who completes the 71st year of his age, the bells of St. Martin's and St. Margaret's rang , merry peals in the morning, gnd a sumptuous entertainment was given on the occasion at Northumberland House. " Great conscriptions of recruits and stores ate made in Hungary. It is said that the Hungarians had beforehand requested to have a Diet held. and declared themselves willing to make every sacrifice whenever they should be informed more particularly as to the intent of the armaments, 44 The arsenals at Vienna are iu constant employ ment by day and night, and numbers of tradespeople are put in requisition to get ready accoutrements for the army with the greatest dispatch, Sir F. Boarorrr and a select few, are pn a visit at Thomastown, in t he county of Tipperary, the magni ficent opt of the Karl of Llasamter. Mr. Scut.s.v. of Kilfeacle, •is ale there. We are informed. that the Proclamation attributed to SOUL?, and copied from another Print into this and other Papers, is • groes'forpory ; it is therefore our duty to Mack:a the cireninstance. The prelusive Itep Ira% preteeded fatten from BONAPAATft. said to Uwe been taken on the SOtl; Alt.; but these were also iveßpbAit -44 fabOadosv oft•ouggabls. . . is All 'the eptrenchanuts erupt! !le *Pits* of I Bohemia bu agaia been put ha ► repMy, pad paliwi does ate directed* be erected in ddlitireat piates..-e The TWA lin4 pliet.4o9ll/ it *WM, 911 N4PAL INTELLIGENCE. That part of the Jamaica Fleet destined for the Channel, has not arrived off the back of the Isle of Wight, as has been stated. FALMOUTH, AUGUST IL Arrived several vessels from the westward, sup. posed to be foreign bound ; no boats having been oa shore, we cannot learn particulars.—Sailed the scht:% ner Rani), for the Downs; and the Walsinghim pac. ket, with a Mail. for St. Anders—Among the ar rivals mentioned above, are, the Lavinia, for Bueros Ayres; the Experiment, and the Blue-eyed Maid, for Gibraltar.—Wind N.W. fresh breeze. PLYMOUTH, AUGUST It& Arrived yesterday the Bscut Pouut frigate. Capt. HARRIS, from the Channel Fleet, bearing the flag of Admiral Lord KEsru, Commander-in• Chief, who arrived here in very ill health. The PELICAN brig of war, Captain MAPLES, arrived here yesterday from Cork, and landed the prisoners she took when she cap. tured the Argus American sloop of war. Arrived last night a neat little American schooner,called the Allen and Adelaide, Boors, master, from Nana, with part of a cargo, consisting of silks, steel, and other arti. cles, bound to America, captured, after a scant chace of 46 hours, by his Majesty's schooner TELEGRAM. Sailed the Peter and John, cartel, belonging to this port, PETER Emus, masters for Morlaii, with several passengers ; the Susan belonging to this port ; Hen. der Cotton, Coca, master, for Lisbon; the Jane be longing to St. Kitt's, iota YOVNG RAND, master, for Falmouth, to join convoy for Lisbon; and the Vic. tory belonging to this port, JOHN Goan, master, for Cork.—Wind N. W. • COWES, AUGUST 24. Arrived this day the transport Sovereign, Copula Btu, to take troops from the A&my Deppt for Que. bec.—Sailed this morning, to join convoy at Spit. head, the Earl St. Vincent, with 200 of the 103 d re. giment on board, for Quebec. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 24. Arrived the CADMUS, of 10 guns, Captain Fus. convoy, from Plymouth ; and hour schooner, Lieu. tenant HUTCHINSON, with convoy from the Downs. Sailed the Generalgiewitt, Captain EMILr with con. •icts for New South Wales, baring been left behind by the convoy which sailed yestardny s but as the wind is now westerly, there is every probability of bar joining them before they get out of the Channel. A convoy was observed to pass up Channel last even. ing, but having so great an offing, it could not by ascertained from whence. The &roan revenue cusp ter, belonging to COWS, passed through Spithead this morning, with a smuggling cutter, her prize, mid to have nearly 2000 kegs of spirits on board, DEAL, AUGUST 04. Nothing 'arrived or sailed taday..—Rensain in the Downs his Majesty's ships MONAIIOI 9 CWOICIRLAND, YORK, PAMIR, COIDZLIA, 3,nd Amu"; Glamor. gan, and John and Thomas victualling transports. SHEERNESS, AUGUST as. Sailed three Russian sail of the line, two frigate,, and two corvettes, on their return for St. retenbargb. Majesty's ship Lawman sailed on the 20th instant, from Cork for Dublin, to receive the Duke of RICRAIOND and Suite. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India Hour, when the following ships taken up for the ensuing season, were thus timed, viz. The Beadfay N Iggitinstmiet, ithKS. Wens by able Ws. Freer, I Cabalva, and eptune, ity and Man ; end tbe *t, Gutty, for St.littatme, Ba for um* and4.ldam•galpit Wet the m 11 k th, and ail to Gramiend the tenth otOettsber, stay Own forty days, and to be in the Deems 11th Deetimber. Winebeisea and Mary* of Han4ey, for Madras and China; Royal Charlotte and bunt Castle, br betavia and Cbina I Clair Huntley, tor Priem of Wales Island and China; and Olittialt, for St. Helena and China—to be afloat the Mb, and mil t° Grave. send 2114 November, stay there forty days, and be in the 091/11$ the Ilth January. Amin, Europe, and Asia, for Madras and Bengal—to be afloat the Mid November, sad to Gravesend 7th December, stay Wes thirty days, and be in the Downs the 1611 January. Dorsetahlre, Coates, Wexford, and Thames, tor Vitim direct, to be afloat 294 December, sad to Gravesend Sth January, stay there thirty days, and be in the Downs 1 lth February. Prince Regent, Surrey, and Bengal, for Madras and Ilisislyt to be. 'Boat the Stb, and sail to Gravesend the Ulu 113n111/17. star there thirty days, and be in the Downs 25th February. Phenix and Lady Castlereagh. for Bengal—to be aim letti February, sail to Gravesend the sth of March e stay there thirty days, and beta the Downs loth April. Tbe extra ships Alexander and Lord KNtb, for Madeira, Me. drag, and Bengal—to be *Sou tbg Sth limitary, and sod hoax Gravesend the sth February; and the Tigress, fur Madeira ai4, Bombay, to be afloat Sth March, and sad front Gravesend the Sth of April. Saragossa, the capture of which is announced in the Gazelle, is rendered immortal by the gallant and glorious defence it so long made under the valiant patriot Qeneral PA,LAFOX. Its reduction no only does great credit to the skill and activity of General MINA, but is an evert of considerable importance : it commanded the city. and was one of the enemy's de , pots for arms and climbs& • ISLAIIM.ANS, AUGUST eS, • - Ws bai ao Rah arrivals d pry Grath dila 417 — WIthat 441121 Henri oaalialiney (wart of saio, end our picas apa *ore amid .al than rcpt, as ~am an km bawl diapered st—Bayiey goer ea slowly, t a &alias Or le. rir quarters—Pees ere ee, per quartet eireepstosaais roll full phili as ors Moodily—Rye is sessksipie —la *n es ao4 mbar pilaw then la so safxraia. Leith- I Fore*. Wbeat. Last and Asap;, KW Wbear, Amen. Os. OP. Iloa. per saner per Wafter. DIM. a Wrath, ins. JP% rites, li.Uinsic lOUs. 114 s. Dian . Norfolk, sa p . Fuer Does, Bahl; Rel a4a SM. Ilya 4os. Sao. /Atm, Haniarp' or . ~ Barley cis. ors. 'yip sllp. Ma &Went Ifiet OS* : I . Malt, SO. Ns. Dion, thanantiL•44lll. SIN ' W bka ram, Ns. tpls. !imp Rye, Saa sus. . 7 , . 1 741. 41011. Bailey. 40s. 45e. Grey, aim Ni. VP: Oats, Brew, t Solon liopris, NI. Oats, hod, - Tit* da. INIs. .I.,gAope k pos. Wake Pear, 70r. 71s, Oara, Posposa. Me. 4110. • Grey Raw, Oa 64., DIP% 14Pands sPt• PIN! . mall B4na, DIN% Pe* Vit• ; 416 . i lick 14 4P s e_ - • 1 Ole Pew. rf "lir Pale MAI OsP•ocip.mw. •94 404 I: