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. . . . and bless their captors t many of them are Germ a n s , poh s. Swiss , and Italians. a The appearance of that fine regiment, the 44d, or Rovid Pighlanders. at Valladolid, dressed in the garb ofo Old Gaul , " WOO strong, delighted th e inhabi tants at large. By Lord WELLINGTON'S desire s their p a rade was in the grand square, opposite.the palace w h er e he lived; whither they matched to the Martial sound of the bagpipe morning and everting. „ T h e me n got so quickly into the good graces of the female Spaniards, that it is said the Bishop corn o Lord W. of the indecency o f t h e i r dr ess , plained t an d r equested that his Lordship would make them wear breeches. It is not likely, however, that after four y e ars intercourse with the Fr enc h ; t h e l ad i es could suffer much in their morals from the poet Bi g idanders. It Was every Where observed, that the Officers of the Guards and of the 42d seemed to be in such favour,, that the Frenchmen appeared to be soon forgotten'. On the 9th, the evening before Lord went off, he gave a grand ball to the ladies of Valladolid, and the officers of the ariny." OTTENBURGH gAIL ; - A Gottenbrugh Mail arrived this stior6' ing, *kb details from that quarter to the 4th instant: It will be seed that both the -Russian and French aiscetnts bf the battle of M.ojailk s continue to ilaiM a We preient Each extract§ from the foreigd:Mpinele, r eceived by the above li4ail, as we consider to $e most interesting : the details do not embrace any event Sub eqUent 'to the dreadful affair of the 7th SePtetp bee.. In tact, the letters from St. Petersborgh only come dawn to the 18th ult. and letters of the same date were brought by the last Mail. The Expedition hid not sa iled when the Mail came away, but wis quite ready, end expected to depart before the sailing of the next picket. • obrriNitntaii, otrogEß r. 6 Sever' sail of Russian battle ships arrived here a few days ago from Archangel ; they parted company with the eighth ship, which it is greatly feared has bundet•ed. They experienced dreadful weather—The Admiral's ship lost all her top-masts. Admiral Crown, Commander in Chief Rear Admiral Rio katshoff, Second ; aad Commodore Scot, Third in comingnd ; they intend proceeding to Petersburgh the first fair wind. le The Mercurius sloop of wit arrived yesterday froni the Nore with a convoy of 47 sail. a Orders yesterday came here to take n 0 IZOOO last (24,000 tons) of shipping to serve in the expedi it& About ten days ago orders were received by ihitiOvernor froth Stockholm, to give notice to a Yvon (a Frenchman) formerly a merchant, to Item this city in three, days, and the country in 'eight. Mt. Yvo'u left this last Saturday, for Copen kon, but a Messenger who arrived in the **cling dispatcles to thd Governor, tad also ordersfor Mr. Yvou to be arrested, and i 1 he had .gone, to be loultediaiely sent after, Which was do he, and on -Sou k he Was taken at Helsenborg, and his papers sea led: He is now here undergoing an examination nothing, however, has transpired ; the reason of his•l 'being arrested is for having been in correspondence with Alquieri the French Ambastador at Copen- Eagen." a BERLIN; SiPTi 19. • Hii Majesty the King returned the day before f'esterday frofri journey to Toplitz. The aitil lery, for the siege of Riga, has arrived at its place of destination. • VIENNA, SEPTEMBER is. L 44 The intelligence which we success i ve l y r e ce i ve .from Prince Schwarttenberg's corps d'Armee has afforded much pleasure ; it pays generally justice to the talents and activity of.this Prince, and the Gene rali who serve under his orders, who are anxious to inerit; besides the thanks of our Governmenti that of the first Captain of the age, who now diiects their movements. The Prince's corps is to be kept up to the full establishment. Some corps are on their march for Poland to reinforce them. According to reports his Imperial Majesty Ne Ethietor Napoleon has declared that the present campiiign shall be considered as Concluded odise 10th of October."— Berlin Plod., &psalm, 174: 'P‘ STOCKHOLM, SIPTEMBERVII "According to the latest accounts from St. Niers. burgh of the 18th ult.' it is asserted for-certain, that Ge neral Platow, whilst in pursuit of the enemy,- cot to Pieces two whole French regiments, but otherwise there have no particular occurrences taken place since the battle of the 7th September.--(Stockholiss's Post lidigw.) ST. PrititiEUßGll, SEPTEMBLN 15. " T he 14 th of this present month, 11,000 then be- longing tO title• /ferules of the Govvrnment OS St. Petersbur ghs MAttbee from this Capital attet having hoes re►iewed by his Majesty the Emperori and rea the blessing of the Arch•flishop. " On the . lsth several regular regimetits marched from hence, Which, as well as the rectuits, are m. tended to reinfoice the array at. the Dwina4 " We are hill without any official accoures of the operations of the Grand Artily since the 7th. " Private letters state the loss of the French army, et 20,000 killed,.besides a Moat considerable number in wounded and prisoners. The enemy has likewise lost a part of his artillery. The Russian loss in killed, amounts to 15,000 men."—(Stodhohn's Post, Tub sewer, Sept. 28.) . . STAR mitt, TWO O'CLOCK. . . . The dispatches received by i'overnment, s frwn Lord, CATUCA!T and 4r IWO SAttMARET, are not of a more recent date than those which have been al. ready communicated to the Public on the subject of the batik of Mojaisli. We have however this instant received private let ters from St. Petersburgh, dated 18th September, which confirm the statement of Kurusore's victory in a most striking manner, and enable us to account for the French having entered Moscow with compa ratively little opposition. General KUTUSOII most I unquestionably remained in possession of the field iof battle on the 7th, and the Cossacks pursued•the french cavalry 15 wersts in the direction of Kalouga, ( whither they fled with great precipitation. At Ka llouga they Must have been joined by the French Em peror in person, with the advanced guard, who seized that opportunity of taking the Toad to Moscow by a detour to the left from Kalouga: The following Is one of the communications with which we have been favoured—it is from a person in a high official situation at the Russian Capital : 41 ST. PETERSBURGH, SEPT. IS. " I have jdst seen Kutusoff's Aid-de Camp, who left the field of battle at Mojaisk, on the evening of the 7th, after dark. The victory was then complete,. And the Cossacks tinder Platow, had set out on a night Attack after the rear=guard tithe French army,, composed of the cavalry under Murat, who was in hill retreat for Kalougaz . 44 Bonaparte thinking hithself unsafe in his posi tion at Mojaisk, had accompanied MunAT in person on the road to Kalouga. The French prisoners, when brought in, stated that Murat was run through the llody by a Cossack, soon after the retreat was sounded, and that he had fallen from his horse. It was Ku tnsoff's intentioh to renew the action after taking up another position ; the entrenchthents whiCh he threw up having been destroyed by the dreadful cannonade of both armies on the 7th. 14 No dotibt whatever can be entertained from the infolmation I have been able to gather, that the vic tory was complete on the part of the Russians.—. Kutusoff, who was on horseback and sa* the whole of the affair, repeatedly uttered exclamations of joy ; arid at night he kissed all the Officers, who came round him with the returns from their various corps. —,-The prisoners brought in by the Russians were mostly poles, Italiahs, Spaniards, and Swiss—all mi serable looking wretches in their appearance ; none but the officers were French. They have been march ed for St. Petersburgh." NAVAL INIELLIGPNCE. T R edltighlen, BecirmaN, from St. Petersburgh has arrived it Hull • tailed from Gottenburgh the ' 4th instant, iVith 200 vessels bound to England; and parted from them on the 6th in the Sleeve. FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 11. No arrivals Sailed the Mary Anti packet, for Cadit; and the Prince Ernhest packet, for Lisboa,.) both with mails.— Mind N. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER ig. • ' Arrived the A AMIDE frigate, Captain Dunn, from off Brest ; and in 'consequence of Capt. DUNN being appointed to a larger ship, he was cheered by the crew Ni leaving the ARNIM. Arrived the RACOON and Dorriam—the former from Portsmouth, and the latter from a truize ; and the ketch Hope, DAL.. FOUR, from Port Mahon and Gibraltar, with wine, &c. for orders.-.-Sailed the SEAFLOWER, with four transports, having troops on board for Corunna; and the, SCYLLA gun-brig, on a cruize.—Arrived this day the Transfer and Neptune, from Majorca and Gib raltar, with wines, dec. for orders. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER iS. Arrived his Majesty's ship NIEMEN, tom oft Cher bourg; DIPPER, from Guernsey; and the Amity schooner, Ekcissa,. from Oporto.—Sailed his Ma jesty's ships PARIVIAN, on a cruite ; JASPER, for Guernsey; and the MISSELTOEi for Cork. YARMOUTH, cerani is. Arrived this morning, from Gottenburgh, with mails and passengers, the Beaufoy packet, Captain Nonms; left Wingo Sound Ile 3d instant, and pass. ed through, on Saturday last, the homeward-bound convoy.—Arrived the ALBAN, from the Fhlshing squadron.—Salled the KING GEORGE, for the 'resel. Ship§ as per list. , --Wind S.W. CGVB, OCTOBER g. iresterday sailed the R4ottrrg.,Litutenant Gnus; with the Claudina, extra East Indiainan, undet con. : voy for the Downs.—The EARL SPENCER Cutter; Lieutenant .15oThwell., sailed same day for Galway; to bring round new raised men.—Sailed this morn. ing, the PiIEASANT sloop of wari Captahr PALMER, for Plyniouth. The arrival of Admiral Maur& yesterday from the Baltic, was constmerlin the City into an authentic evidence' that all was over in Russia, and that the Emperor ALEXANDER had made Peace with BONA. PARTE. The fact is, Adritiral MARTIN COIDES home in ill health ; he left the Baltic de weeks ago, and ptoceed to the Mediterranean station, with a view to try the effects of a Milder climate. It is said that Capt. STLWARTi, and several Naval Officers who acted under Admiral MARTIN, have been attached to thi division of Russian gun-boats, at the express request of the Russian Admiral. Advices were yesterday retetved by Government, of so late a date as the 14th ult. from Sicify, that a Treaty had been agreed to by the Court with Lord WILLIAM BENTIIIVIC, that a body of Sicilian troops, , not less than 7000, are to W put under his command ; land that England is to secure Sicily to she Royal Family. THE ARMY. By the last accounts froth :Lisbon, we understand that Marshal BERE I / 4 FORD :Was recovering froms his wound. The heat of LisbOn had been found too in. tense for him, and he had moved into th,epountry to facilitate his recovery. These accounts add. that the excellent and able officers the Earl of DAt.uouusani the Hon. General SrewAss: had arrivedoind immectr ately set off for heacLquaiters r- but many more Ge nerals are wanted. The loss of General Hutsa it . much Beplored throughout the Army; he was a promising officer and a most amiable mats. Oendral WnaArt.xv and General Huts had been sphool.fellovvs, had entered the army together, had served togetherg and died close to each other. The North Gloucester Militia, commanded by Colonel KINGSCOTS, still cohtinues under canvas at Sandhurst, being employed on the works at the Royal Military College. They are expected to break up, and go into winter quarters, on the 26th inst: It is -supposed that the. detachments of the Royal Waggon Train and Staff Corps will continue there during the winter. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE►. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. MONDAY, OCTOBER 12. One Third of a Subscription of 25 gs. each, for Sir olds, est. Alb. 6-yr. olds, bet. and a g ed, S at . s ib . B . C . Boni tide the property of Subscribers. Lord G. H. Cavehdisk's Florival , 6-yrs. old, (walked over). Mr. Turner's loan of Arc, beat Mr. A. Goddard's Brightonla, Ab. M. 100 p. h. ft. Duke of Rutland's Grimalkin, beat Mr. Shakespear's Tumbler, Ab. M. Mg*. b. ft. _ _ Lord G. li.Catendlsh's Eccieston, beat Mr. Shakesperr's Hy dupes, T. 11. t. 300 gs. The Thousand Guineas Stakes of 200 gs. each. D.l. Colts, Bst. Bib. and liWes, est. elb. Duke of Rutland', Elizabeth Sir J. Shelley', COMM Duke of Grafton's Joe Miller Lard G. H. Cavendish's Handel Mr. Andrei?, Cilyba S 4 S TUESZIA Y. Fifty Pounds for 2-yr. olds; colts, B.r. 41b. fillies, Bst. 21b. T.Y.C. Lord F. G. Osbotne's July • .. 1 Mr. Sandiver's black filly, Black Beauty - 2 Duke of Grafton's br. f. Piquet, by uorcerer 3 2to I against July-4 to 1 againt PlcqueL Mt Lake's Venture against Lord Rous's Flamingo; tl. k. 100 r. is. ft. Dead heat. 6to 4 against Venture. Lad Stawell's Cato, beat Mr. Shakespear's Jolter. T. Y. C. 1008 s. 7t04 on Otte. Lord Sackvilie's Youtig Eagle, beat General Gower'. Ana. stasis, D: M. 100 gs. 11 to Bon Young gagle. GENERAL ELECTION. atzstants atruaNsia TO SERVE IN TEE NE* PAR LIANENT. MEL CRY —J. Courtena7, and J. Lowther, Es4rs. BRECON (Town)—Charles Morgan, Esq. Boloconaawat-;-Genetal W.H. Clinton, and Brigattier-Gent. ral H. Clinton. Cos.cHarrzu—H. Davis. awl R. Thornton, &qrs. Curiszaoz.:-Viscount Castlereagh, and Hon. It. Corzon. Ctatxcsa'Uk—Lbrd Apsley, add M. H. Beach, Esq. GREAT Ysizmonra—Lord A. E. A. Somerset, and Sir B. W. Guise, Bart. Hat-stoic—W. Home, and H. Harnissersley, Esqrs. HIRT roaDsitipi—Hc:n. T. Brand; and Sir J. Sebright, Ban. Mobbouse, and Ur. Bechtold, Esqrs. KENT--Sir Edward Knafehbuil, and sir William Geary. MIDDLIREL—G. Byng, and W. Mellish, Esqrs. Moms-mourn —W. Keene, Esq. OitirciaD (County)—J. Fant, Esq. and Lord F. Spencer. Po N rsrawcr—Hon. H. Lucehes, Manes, IN:, RICHMOND (Yorkahlre)—R. Chalon e r, a n d D. North, &qrs. • Sour stwaaz—C. Calvert, and l'horaton, Esqrs. Tauao--sir G. Warreoder, Ban , and Colonel J. Lemon. WAR siiac—R. Gordon, and H. Benisdhead, Esqrs Itwassourn (Me of Wight)—air H. C. Montgodery, Bart. gad R. Wellesley, Ebq. SOUTHWARK. The contest for the Borough of Sciiithitark, which; through the activity of Mr. fiesiansu, ind the self. appointed Committee of Mr. JONES BuatiirrT, had been prolonged to the extent of eight days, iefrin. noted yesterday, at eleven o'clock, none öf the Can. dilates hAsiing added one to their number during the preceding hour. The High Bailiff, upon this symp. tom of the several Candidites riaving exhausted their. strength, declared the contest to be at An end ; and the numbers on the Poll, at its final clos:, being for Calvert VI 80 1 h..en too Burdett .542 • The two f •rmet Gentlemen v;ere declared by the High Bailiff to be duly elected : they. *ere after wards charted through the prinCipal streets of the Borough, amidst the acclamations of their friends, and the hisses of their opponents. SURREY. ' SECOND DAY'S POLL.—At Abe close of the P6II yesterday, the numbers were— , Sutton Sumuet Timm - - - 582 . . -. 557 . - - 201 1 - ESSEk. Monday being the day appointed by the High Sheriff for the election of two Knights to serve in the ensuing Parliament, fot the county of Essex, the fol lowirig Gentlemen were put in nomination at Chelins ford; viz :—J. HottaLow, Esq. one of the former Members ; C. E. WeirrEas, Esq. and M. Bun co:fees, Esq. After the nomination, each of the Candidates ad dressed the Electors. Mr. Illouscou returned the Electors thanks for the ptomises of support whith he had received in the course of his canvass. Professions of principles from him, he trusted, was unnecessary. •During the short period he had had the henour of representing the County of ' Essex, he trusted his conduct had been soch as to prove his anxious wish tO discharge the duties of the high trust reposed in him to the advan tage of his Constituents. Past conduct, he hoped, would be considered as the best pledge he could give of future actions.—(Altitlatue.) Mr. WiSTillti addressed the Electors at consider able length ; he expatiated on the important duties which would be requited of a Member of Parliament at thii important crisis. He begged km,' .to state, hoviever, openly and candidly to them, that if elected, although he should be happy to advise with and consult his Constituents at ail times, yet be would not be directed by them, but should on' all occasions pursue the dictates of hisown conscience. (Aftplariser.) Mr. BUROOYNIC then presented himself to the meet ! ng ; he entered into a detailed statement of the ex- Imola hs bad made through the whole of his " • t!si Ufe, in support of the great eause of Pail;amen ta.ry Reform, and in support of the indep-ndince of the County of Else: I.in,that calve he now stood for. ward, and he called .on the Whig interest to suKtrt him ; he called an thit friends of Tvic. Western to give him their second Votes, and he. would advise his friends to give their second votes to that Gentleman ; then the County of Essex might se‘ L, If represent d by Britannia d . with Magna Charm in one hand and the Bill of Rights in the other t but if the Electors returned Mr. Western and Mr. Holiblon, they sv, uld have Banquo.'s Ghost, with one eye d one arm, and one leg. only to represent thern,—( A fittl lust and lasightek.)—lt might be said he was hirnstlf a Sine. curist ; he was so, but if he it` as so 'fortunate as to become the object of their choice, he would imme. diatel ' , ongoing into the kroute of Commons, resign his sinecure, and call on all others holding sinecure places to do so too. After some farther observatibns from other Gen. tiemen ' the High Sheriff put th e quest i on , w hi c h was carried by a shew of hands in favc ur of Mr. Hons. Lon and Mr. WEsrkati ; not more than a dozes hands being held up for Mr. eunoornit, upon which there was a general cry of--Bargitytte retire. Mt. Bukoonn, however, decl.tri'd he stood for ward for the independence of the Comity of Essex; in doing so he had d me i is duTy, and he. called on the Electors to do theiPs (embalms sad hints), He therefore demanded a poll, which of Course was gr.nted by the Sheriff, and commenced immediately. At the cl!ise, at five o'clock, the nunlbert were-. Houbloo 516 Western a 451 Burgoyne • 4 gg Second day's Po:1, three O'clock t • • . vvt). Wevern a 644 , Burgoyne ile 1 , WEvstouru.—At the 'close of the Sectinti day's Poll, the numbers were— Sir John Milri.t - Mi. RiChard sceirard sS Right Hon. J. Wallace 19 Mr. Broadhurst 19 Mr. Wm. WMI.Ims 18 Mr Henry Fruit 16 There was much noise and clamour at the Hust ings all the da7. Annitotios, OCT. 18.—At the cloie of the Poll chili evening, the numbers were— , mt. Dundis 547 1 Mr. Neville 413 1 Mr. Hallett 123 IikRICSHIRE—State of the first And 24 day's poll : Duadu, first diy, 256 Second clay, 311 Takla 547 Neville 1115 - &SO • 413 . Hallett 60 r ~7S l 123. LIVERTO6L.—State of the Poll on Mandar even. ipg (fourth day): Canning 7112 ! Cascoyise 67$ Broughain 90 1 Tarleton . I • CHEST ea . — At the c idse of the Poll on Modday, General Grosvenor 551 Slr Rlcltard Brooke Ss9 I Mr. Egerton , 3 35 Mr. Tbwnstiend 810 BRISTOL, OCT. 19.—The following is the State o the Poll this day, at half.past three o'clock Davis - • 290 1 - 1472 Protheroe - 1970 1 Hunt sOB =lt is the general opinion that SirSamtiat:RostuAv resign this evening, and depart fpf Wareham.— Mr. Serjeant Prix has just said, he finds there is no thing more to do. He has this mdment left the As sessor, and gone to the Bull: to secure a place in the Mail for to-morroti: OXFORD Cirr.End of the sixth day (Tuesday): • Mr. Wright 757—Mr. Lockhart 7.45-. Mr. Eden 728 , the present stare of the Poll it.simuld appear star the influence of the Duke Of Plant:to:woo:a, Which Lai long ttiumphed at Oxford, is upon the wane. The number of Freemen already polled , is • 1382, and it was expected that not more than 14itici would be found to poll ; it is, . therefore, to be ex pected that one more day Will close the business, tutleis Mr. EDEN should keep the poll open (as he has said he will) as long as the law will allow. • ALDEBURGH, SUFFOLK. A very warns - and spirited c•itest his taken place ifor the representation of this town, in which n 0 op: r position to the prevailing interest possessed by the iCrespigny family has occurred for nearly 40 years. I The Election commenced last. Friday morning, when ,1. C. STROUDB,Xsq. and J. CASAMATOB,ES4I. %Ver! !in. clinated by the town party, and Lord DOPFRIN ands ' ANDREW &tRAHAN, Esq. 4y . Kt. CHIVPIONY. Up')ll a spew ff hands, the Returning aficer declared he Inajority it/ be in favour of Mr. Srnotme aii,l Mr. ICasastaaott ; upon which a poll was demanded by Mr. Cal kTIGNY for the absent candidates, Lord Du,- : ma and Mr. Srittiitarp—Mr. CASAMAJ'It eiressed the determination of Himself and his br.iosre . date'io support the independence of and to recover, if possiOte, theirktig-stispended rights. The poll closed on Friclai, at five.cAldek, atteroe. very , few vote% bad heen polled. The greatest rartef Saturday vrai employed by the Bail t hi and principitt Burgesses in hearing the argumrifts of Counsel, in support of, and in opposition to, the Claims of Ate inhabitants, to be enrolled as. Burgesses, Was rejected by. that Colin. Common Serjeant KNO*LYS was retained on the part of the town candidate's ; Mr. Atom:son on.the part of Mr: Crispigny ; f and Mr. CATEL Lou acted as assefsor to the returning 0:R -icers, the Bailiffs. 06 Saturday evening; about five o'clock, the poll was again opened; and continued till ten at night, when, after an address from Mr. Cott` oar Sen.maer, and a reply from Mr. Acoesteur, on the question of admitting the inhabitants to vote as Burgesses, under theit' first charteri the Returning Officers, upon the recommendation of the Assestor, admitted the leader of the parry on the poll-book, but rejected the vote, that being the quest - A - of right in the Burgesses, open to future discussidti'fiefore a Com mittee of the House of Commons, shbUld the parties' be inclined to make such an appeal'. The poll was then adjottrned to Monday morning/ at 11 o'clock. &scrum Boil Mor.—During the Poll at West minster, in the' year 1784, a dead cat beitig thrown ' on the Hustings, one of Sir Caen. WdAY'S party Obi served tat it stunk worse than a Foi ; to svt.ieh Mi. Fox replied, " 6ere was nothing extraordinary id thlt, • conticlering it was a I NI-Cgt . 1 " _ CAN htARKIIT,* MARIE LANE, OCTOBER ra. There being again but a short supply of Wheat, sales .ore to• day effected st to increase of Monday's prices, of about &And Os. per quarter; Rye'rather dearer ; 1341-ley and Mall a b'risk sale, and flatly at the last quoratiod; New rick Ben, are lower; White Peas at the late advance. and scared ; Oats haewise short Ar MO& . ~ short supply, and quoted about Is. sod's& per loaner blokes Flour without variation. PRICE OF STOCKS T 1( DAY AT O$Z O'C LOCK. itodurad 64 S7l-4 floc Cat. 7110—S per Ct. Sof Com SOif—forosassou soits-Onto. 441.4300ds Is. lb. * m o b. ms. 10. pc.-4:00‘ (SW di. Os. pro.