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COMMUNICATION WITH IRELAND. , ' THE Nobility, Gentry, and Public, are re! spectfully informed, that the GOVERNMENI' VES SELS sail from Bristol to Cork every Tuesday, from Bristol to Waterford every Thursday ; and from Cork and Waterford to Bristol on the same days. They are elegantly fitted up for the accommodation of Latlies and Gentlemen, with well-aired beds and every convenience. From th;:ir well known short passages, with the general atten tion to both families and individuals, the Proprietors presume to hope for a continuance of that patronage from a generous Public which they have endeavoured to deserve. Apply to TOVIT and PHILLIPS, No. 1, Broad Quay, Bristol• FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. WHITEHALL, JULY 10. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to give and grant unto George Johnstone Hope, Esq. Rear Admiral of the White Squadron of his Majesty's Fleet, his Majesty's Royal License and Permission, that he may accept and wear the Insignia of a Knight of the 4th Class of the Royal Swedish Military Order of the Sword, with which his Majesty the King of Sweden'has been pleased to honour him, in testimony of the high sense which that Sovereign entertains of his merits and services. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, AUGUST S. Admiral Lord Keith has transmitted to JohnWil ' son Croker, Esq. a letter' from Captain Woolicombe, of his Majesty's ship Revolutionaire, giving an ac count of his having, on the 25th of last month, cap tured the American schooner privateer Matilda, of one hundred and ninety tons, and carrying eleven guns, pierced for eighteen. Extract of a Letter from Captain Scobell, of his Majesty's ship Thais, to John Wilson Croker, Esq. dated at Sierra Leonel April 24th, 1813. Be pleased to acquaint the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that on the 31st ultimo, cruizing off this anchorage, I captured the American privateer brig Rambler, of one hundred and sixty tons, twelve long nine and six-pounders, and eighty-eight men ; she sailed from Rhode Island, January 28th, and has not made any captures. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, JULY 27. Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers—First Lieutenant Henry Willis to be Captain; Second Lieutenant John Daniel to be First Lieutenant, vice Willis; Second Lieutenants Frederick Bates and Peter Smith to be First Lieatedatita. Dated July 15,1813. WAR-OFFICE, AUGUST 3. 23 Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet Henry Pears to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bush, promoted, commission dated July ee, 1813; Clayton Bayly, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Pears, dated July 29, 1813. 4th Ditto—Thomas Shuttieworth, Gent. to he Cornet, without purchase, vice Hughesi promoted in the Ist Dragoons. Dated July 29, 1813. 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons —George Gross, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Goulthorie, deceased. 12th Ditto—Serjeant-Major —; Griffiths to be Adjutant (with the rank of Cornet), vice Gitterizk, promoted in the Staff Corps of Cavalry. 16th Ditto—Lieutenant Join Burke, from the vli.i Light Dra goons, to be Lieutenant, without purchwe, vice Owen, pro• muted in the !nth Light Dragoons. 18th Ditto—Captain Charles Wood, from the C3th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase. let Regiment of Foot—LL:etenant and Adjutant Cameron, from the Nova Scotia Fenciblei, to be Adjutant and Lieute nant, vice Cluffe, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. All dated as above. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant John R. Vincent to be Captain of a Corn pail, by purchase, vice Burke, promoted, dated July 29. To be Lieutenants- ...Ensign William Graham, vice Barker, killed' in action, dated July 27 ; Ensign William Clarke, viceThorne, killed in action, dated July 28 ; Ensign C. H. Farrington, by purchase. vice Vincent, dated July 29, 1813. sth Ditto—Ensign A. Campbell to be Lieutenant, vice Bolton, ki led in action ; Volunteer Abm.ham Rees to be Ensign, vice Campbell. Dated July 29, 1813. 11th Ditto—Lieutenant J. N. Charles, from the 30th Font, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice liouke, ap pointed to the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion; Ensign R. Ross to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Craufurd, promoted in the 59th Foot; John M l 'Vermott, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ross. .15th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Cost, from the 334 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Haigh, who exchanges. !3d Ditto—Second Lieutenant C W. Hill to be First Lieutenant, vice Joyner, who resigns ; George Stainforth, Gent, to be Se cond Lieutenant, vice Hill. 30th Ditto — Robe rt Naylor Rogers, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Kelly, deceased. 32d D tto--Assistant•Surgeon J. Barlow, from the 19th Light Ilrationii, to be Surgeon, vice Bell, who r e tires. 334 Duro—Lieutenant h umus D. Haigh, from the 15th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Cost, who exchanges. • 35th Ditto—Lieutenant Dronigoole to be Cantata of Com pany, without purchase, vice Thula, who resigns. 41st Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon W. Robertson, (tom the 49th Foot. to be Surgeon, vice Thorn, appointed Surgeon to the Forc.zs. 42d Ditto—Lieutenant D. Barclay to be Captain of a Cora; any, by purd a.e, vice Graham, who retires. 45th Ditto—Ensign R. Mackenzie to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Norcotr, who resigns; U'iliiane Arthur Brown, Gent to be Ensign, vice. Mackenzie. All dated as above. 46th Ditto—Lieutenant N'iiliarn Cox, from the 102 d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice St. John, who exchanges. July 47, 1813. 47th Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Ensign It. W. APDonnell, vice Harley, killed In action, dated July 28, and Emig': E. Agar, vice Hill, killed in action, dated July 29, 1813. To be Ensigns—Volunteer Murray, from the 27th Foot, vice I'vt*Dosinell, dated July 28, and Volunteer Lutt rell, from the let Foot,.vice Agar, dated July 29, 1813. To be tiljntant—Serjeant-Major William Bangs (with the molt of Ensign) vice Kelly, who resigns the Adjutanecy only, dated July So, 1813. 58th Ditto—Lieutenant F. Pyner to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Drukn,promoted. 62d Unto—Captain R. Batep, from the 4th Garrison Battalion, to he Captain of a Company, vice Oldham who exchanges. 68th Ditto—Lieutenant J. U. M. Leith to be Captain of a Com- pat.y, vice Anderson, killed in action. •To be Lieutenants—Ensign J.-Mitchell, vice Leith, dated July 29, and Ensign D. J. Skene, vice Trade, deceased, dated July 30, 1813. To be Ensigns—Volunteer John Gibson, from the 51st Foot, vice ! • Parris', killed In action, dated July 28; C. Bishop Hodg e s, Gent. vice Mitchell, da ted July 29 ; Volunteer Church, from the 93th Foot, vice Skeene, dated July 30,1813. 69th Ditto—Edward Hodder, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,l vice Pig it, promoted, dated July 29,181'3. 77th Dkto—Lieutenant James Crossgroer, from the East Essex Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 83d Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Ensign A. Lane, vice Bloxham, killed in action, dated July 28 ; Ensign William Mins, pur chase, vice Jackson, promoted in the 37th Foot, dated July 29. 87th Ditto—Volunteer O'Grady to be Ensign, vice Grady, killed in action. 91st Ditto--Ensign J. A. Ormiston to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Hamilton, promoted in the 3d Ceylon Regiment ;1 William Henry Barker, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice I Williams, appointed to the Ist Life Goods. 92d Ditto—To be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign T. Mit chell, vice Fraser, promoted, dated July 28 ; and Ensign G. Mitchell, vice Baillie, promoted, dated July 29, 1813. To be Ensigns, without purchase, Volunteer Alexander Dobbin, from the 40th Font, to be Ensign, vice T. Mitchell, dated July 2: ; and John Bramwell, Gent. vice G. Mitchell, dated July i 29, 1813. 93d Ditto— Ensign W. V. Graves to be Lieutenant, without pur- • chase, vice Robertson, who retires; Hospital Assistant Geo. Inglis to be Assistant-Surgeon vice Hibbert, appointed to t h e Royal Waggon Train. Dated! July 29, 1813. 106th Ditto—Busign V. L. Hall, from the 3d Garrison Batta lion, to be Lieutenant, withoutrpurchase. Dated July 29,1813. 102 d Ditto —To be Lieutenants, lieutenant Walter St. John, from the 46th Foot, vice Cox, who exchanges, dated July 27 ; Lieutenant A. M'Duff, from the .4tb Garrison Battalion, vice Guest, who exchanges, dated July 28 ; and Ensign John Wil liams, by purchase, vice Browne, promoted, dated July 29, 11119. To be Assistant-Surgeons, Hospital-Assistant James Price, vice Smith, superseded, being absent without leave, da ted July 24 ; Hospital Assistant James Johnson, vice Bohan, appointed to the 2d West-India Regiment, Elated July 25,1813. 2d West-India Regiment—Assist:ant-Surgeon William Bohan, from the 102 d Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Rea, de ceased. Dated July 25, 1813. 7th Ditto—Ensign J. Atkinson to be Lieutenant, vice Salmon, deceased; Ensign C. Leissring, from the Duke of Brunswick Oeh' Light Infantry, to be Ensign, vice Atkinson, dated July 29,1813. Royal African Corps—William Sutherland, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Macrae, promoted. Dated July 29. 3d Gauison Battalion—Peter Karr, Deputy Provost-Marshal in Sicily, to be Ensign, vice Hall, promoted in the 190th Foot. Dated July 29, 1813. 4th Ditto—Captain J. F. Oldham, from the 62d Foot, to be Cap min of a Company, vice Bates, who exchanges, dated July 29 ; Lieutenant E. Guest, from the 102 d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice M.Duff, who exchanges, dared July 28, 1813. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain A. Hooke, from the 11th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Jaques, placed on the Retired List. Dated July 29, 1813. 4th Ditto—Ensign Thomas Man to be Lieutenant, vice Latimer, deceased; Serjeant William Sumner, from the Royal Military Asylum, to be Ensign, vice Man. Dated July 29, 1813. lOtll Ditto—Ensign Thomas Chettle to be Lieutenant, vice Leg gat t, deceased ; Serjeant-Major John Hartley, from Tilbury Fort, to he Ensign, vice Chettle. Dated July 29, 1813. 13th Ditto—Ensign Barnes to be Adjutant. Dated Jan.2s, 1813. Nova Scotia Fencible Infantry—Serjeant-Major—Reed, from the Ist Foot, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign, vice Cameron, appointed to the Ist Foot. Dated July 29, 181 S. Royal Sappers and Miners—Thomas Adamson, Gent. to be Sub- Lieutenant. Dated July 1, 1813. BREVET. To be Lieutenant-Colonels in the Army—Major G. J. Robarts, of the loth Light Dragoons. Dated June 2, 1813. Major R. M'Duuali, of the Glengarry Light infantry. Dated July 29, 1813. STAT?. J. M. Simpson, Cent. to be a Deputy Assistant-Commissary- General to the Forces. Dated July 13,1813. HOSPITAL STAFF. Staff-Surgeon James Macaulay to be Deputy-Inspector of Hospi tals. Dated July 29, 1813. Surgeon el. Thorn, from tke 41st Foot, to be Surgeon to the Forces, vice Macaulay. Same date. GARKIIIONS. M. W. Rudd, late Lieutenant and Adjutant of the 2d Garrison Battalion, to be Fort Major of Sheerness, vice Pantie(la, who resigns. Dated July 99, 1813. The King's German Legion. Ist Regiment of Light Dragoons—Otto Heise, Gent. to be Cor net, vice Petersdurff, who resigns, dated July 23, 1813 ; and frost Kops, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Holzermann, promoted. Dated July 24, 1813. 2d Battalion of Light Infantry—Frederick Schaamann, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Collier, who resigns. Dated July 27, 1813. Ist Battalion of the Line—Charles Theodore Meyer, Gent. to be Ensign, Vice Fellowes, promoted. Dated July 24.1818. 3d Ditto—William Brandis, Gent. to be do. Dated July 25,1813. 4th Ditto--Frederick Brandin, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Farque, promoted. Dated July 26, 1813. The Duke of Brunswick Oel's Corps. Light Infantry—Lieutenant J. Lysnewsky to be Captain of a Company, vice Was , au, killed in action ; and Ensign Boise to be Lieutenant, vice Lysnewsky. Dated July 29, 1813. Manz Volunteer Infantry. Ist Battalion—Captain Norris Moore to be Major, vice Cun. oingliame, who resigns ; and Robert Cunninghame, Esq. to be Captain of a Company, vice Moore. Dated July 29, 1813. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Northumberland Southern Regiment of Northumberland Local Militia. Sir Cbarli.s Loraine to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Bell, resign ed ; John Lambton Loraine, Esq. to be Captain, vice De Lisle, promoted; I.ongmire 13irkett •Gent. to be Lieutenant, vi ce Lowes, resigned ; John Sw& Uow, Gent, to be Ensign. Dated July 21, 1813. • Western Regiment—Thomas Smith, John Lowes, and Nicholas Lowes, Gents, to be Lieutenants. Dated July 29, 1813. EMORANDUM. _ _ _ The date of Lieutenant hlackie'sTommission, in the 13th Royal Veteran Baqiilion, is the 25th January, 1813, and not the 14th April, 1813, as stated in the (azure of the 20th April las:. The date of Ensign Backhan's commission, in the lth Bat talion of the Line of the King's German Legion, is the 18th July, 1813._ Captain Jones, of the 72c1 Foot, who was superseded, as stated in the Gazette of the 6th ult. is reinstated in his rank. ERRATUM in the Gazette of the Gth ultimo. The Dte.te of York's Greek Light Infantry—For Captain Con stantine Zieta to be Capiain of a Company (with temporary rank), read Captain Constantine Zula, to be Captain, &c. BANKRUPTS. William Wilson Hyde, of Kingston-upon-Hull, cabinet-maker, auctioneer, dealer and ehaprnan, to surrender August 12, 13, and September 14, at eleven, at the Neptune Inn, Kingston upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr. Bigg, Southampton-Buildings, London; or Mr. Rodger, Sheffield; or Mr. Cotss.vorth, King ston upon-Hull. John Hovii, late of Hatfield -street, Blackfriars, Surrey, cooper, August 7, 14, and Sept. 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Batstorti, No. 9, Horslydown. Thomas Hugo, late of Lostwitldel,. Cornwall, banker, August SO, at twelve, 'August 91, and Sept. 14, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Truro. Attornies, Messrs. Sandy,, Horton, and Roarke, Crane-court, Fleet-s 9._tet, London; or Messrs. War ren and Son, Truro. James Mott ram, late of Doncaster, Yorkshire, hatter, dealer and chapman, August 12, at seven, August 13, at eight, and Sept. 14, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Rotherham. Anomie', Messrs Broadrick and Bright, Doncaster ; or Messrs. Lowes and Cowburn, Hare-court, Temple, London. Arabella Taylor and William Taylor, of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants and copartners, August 14, 17, and September 14, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon-Roll. Attornies, Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New-Inn, London; or Messrs. Martin and Schokfield, Hull. ~. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. August 24, Wm. Plant, Crown-street, Finsbury-square, porter merchant, at twelve. August 24, Dennis Griffiths, Canterbury, linen-draper, at twelve. August 24, Jefferson, Ward,Woolwich, coal merchant, at eleven. August 24, John Townsend, Crane court, Fleet -street, upholsterer, at ten. August 24, John Horde, Norwich, tiph Aster& r, at eleven. Sept. 18, Wm. and John Beat son, St. Mary at I fill, merchants, at eleven. August 29, Josiah Robarts, Bishopsgate-street Without, tiphoh.terer, at tell.: August so, John Grcnside Weddc3 and Joseph Lloyd, Fen court, Fen ehnrch-street, corn-factors, at ten. August 28, Isaac tfatrerthwait, of Tamworth, wine merchant, at ten. Sep•. 4, James Dodson, of Cranbrooic, brewer, at ten. Sept. IS. Henry Smithers, Henry Keene Smithers, and George Buck, Newport, Monmouthshire, coal-masters, at twelve. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. August 24, Richard Jones, Birmingham, shoemaker, at eleven 'at the Stork, In Birmingham. August 24, Richard Parkes, Date. lard, Birmingham, currier, at eleven, at the White Hart, Bir mingham. August 24, Richard Hipkiss, Birmingham, japanner, at eleven, at the Stork, Birmingham. Atti:ust 24, Thos. Wright, Moor street, Birmingham, grocer, at three, at the Stork, Bir mingham. August L'6, .I . hornas Stewart, orth Shietes, ship owner, at twelve, at the George, North Shields. Sept. 3, Henry Fern, Cheltenham, painter, at eleven, at the Plough, Chelten ham. August 30, John Ley, Taunton, mercer, at eleven, at the New Inn, Taunton. August Thomas Scott, sen. Thos. Scott, jun. and Dowson Scott, Carthorpe,Yorkshire, grocers, at eleven, at the Black Swan, Bedale. Sept. 2, Stephen Atkinson.of New. castle-upon-Tyne, insurance -broker, at eleven, at the George inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. CERTIFICATES, AocUST 24. • Charles Falconer, Wapping, victualler. John Newton, Lamb's Conduit-street, watch-maker. Rignell Lye, Goswell.street-road, builder, Thomas Martin, Sydney, Gloucestershire, timber mer chant. Henry Smith, Burnley, Lancashire, linen-draper. Natha niel Roe, Birmingham, confectioner. John \Vibberley, Notting , ham, hosier. Robert Hamilton and Wm. Graham, of Liverpool, Merchants. Thomas Barnes, Colchester; sadler. Wm. Lamb, Manchester, grocer. James Fair, Manchester, warehouseman. John Mackattssq, Buckden, dealer and chapman. William Clark, Cullum -street, Fenchurch-street, wine-merchant. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. Arethusa, for the Hawke, to-morrow, at 15, Surrey-street, Strand, and there recalled. Scorpion, for the Juno, General Von Blocker, Vrou Herruina, l Vrou Margaretta, and Ignatius, en Friday, at 41, Norfolk -street, Strand, and there recalled. f Reindeer, for the Cashier, on her arrival at Plymouth ; re calls at 22, Norfolk-street. Snake, for the Twende Sostre, Wentter master, and the Twende Sostre, Canaan master, on board, at Sheerness, on Sa turday ; recalls at 70, Great Russell-street. Goiliawk, for l'Antazone, on the 10th instant, at 37, South atnpton-street, and there recalled. Charger, for three Danish sloops and a galliot, names unknown ; the Gaudras Velorat, and Fanny and Elmira, on the 10th Ina. ; recalls at 37, Southampton -street. FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, JULY 28. Her Majesty the Empress Queen and Regent arri ved, late on the evening of the 25th, at Mayence. Her Majesty enjoyed the best health. Although the information of her Majesty's journey was received late in the towns through which she passed, they were every where eager to render the august travel ler all the honours tine to her. On her passing through Dormans, at • five o'clock in the evening of the 23d, her Majesty gave proofs of that goodness which captivates all hearts, and which she shews in all circumstances : she deigned to accept a basket of flowers and a basket of cherries, which in that country are said to equal those of Montmorency. A young child, daughter of M. Varoquer, Postmaster of Dormans, charged to com pliment her Majesty, acquitted herself of this honou rable mission with all the youthful graces of her age. Her Majesty attended to her with interest, and gave het a watch enriched with pearls, and ornamented with her seal. The acclamations of 66 Vive PEmpereur," 64 Five l'Emreraieur," Yive le Roe de Rome," foi• lowed her Majesty's carriage. The h‘iuses of the town were decked with garlands of flowers. Fine weather completed the charm of this happy day. MUNICH, JULY 17. We continue to exercise as much as possible, in the use of arms, the troops who are encamped near this town. It is endeavoured to insensibly accustom the soldiers to the vicissitudes of temperature, and to harden them against marches and battles; for this purpose they are made to execute grand manoeuvres, which, for the most part, last halt a day, which re present real battles, and which extend for a circuit of several leagues. Such was the manceuvre of yester day, which commenced early in the morning, and lasted till the afternoon. The General of Cavalry, Count Wrede, alw4s commands these manceuvrer in person, and his Royal Highness Duke Charles commands with the greatest zeal the brigade under his orders. The troops daily acquire a better ap pearance and more precision, and are animated with the best spirit. WURTZBURG, JULY 90. This morning a battalion of troops belonging to the Grand Duchy lelt this place, under the orders of Colonel Moser. Those troops are in the best con dition, and burn with the desire of distinguishing themselves. Several regiments of light infantry, and of the line, arrived here some days ago, as well as several detachlents of artillery sappers, and a con siderable transport of campaign stores. A fine camp of barracks has been constructed upon the heights which command the fortress. HAMBURGH, JULY 19. Two English Generals, who seemed to wish to conquer all Germany, have taken the resolution of peaceably returning to England. They are the Duke of Brunswick Oels, disembarked upon the Ccntinent with great projects, and who only made a journey from Stralsund to Reichenback in Silesia, and Gene ral Dornberg. It is said that the latter completely quarrelled with General 'l'ettenborn. The Duke of Cumberland is at Stralsund ; he set out for the Russian head-quatters, and then retraced his steps. During his abode in Germany, he has almost always been at Strelitz. FRANKFURT, JULY 23. Marshal the Duke of Valmy, agreeably to the Emperor's orders, on the 19th reviewed about 6000 men, cavalry and infantry, either belonging to the Imperial Guard or of the line. The troops looked uncommonly well, and were in the best condition. It would be difficult to form a just idea of the ac tivity which prevails at Mayence. Every moment troops arrive by land and water ; some take the di rection by Frankfort to the Grand Army, or that of the Bavarian corps of observation, others descend the Rhine by water ;—numerous convoys of artillery and ammunition also arrive, AUGSBURG, JULY 9. Several columns of French and Italian troops are at this moment traversing the Tyrol, to proceed through the Kingdom of Bavaria to their ulterior destination. These troops are accompanied by some regiment; of cavalry, remarkable for their fine ap pearance, and the beauty of their horses. We shortly expect in this town a corps of Neapo litan troops, coming from Italy, on their way to the Grand Army. The levy of conscripts is carried on throughout all the kingdom with the greatest activity, and all the young men depart with the desire of ob taining glory ; a great number voluntarily enrol themselves. They expect the Prince Royal of Ba varia at Munich, to instruct the corps d'armee col lected at Nymphenbourg, and at that epoch there will be several grand manoeuvres. It is even thought his Highness will pass some days at Nymphenbourg. Government neglects nothing to place the Bavarian army upon a respectable footing. VIENNA, JULY 17. . ._ They write from Milan that the Vice-Roi departed on the 2d to inspect the troops. The columns are marching by Vicence, Bassano, Udine, and Lubrano. Marshal Massena was in the latter town. COPENHAGEN, JULY 8. The Bailiff Count de Trampe, as well as several wholesale merchants, have been arrested in Norway, on suspicion of having held secret intercourse with Sweden, and caused corn to be exported. The report still continues that troubles have broken out in Sweden. THE EVENING STAR LONDON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1813. In the statement which we gave yesterday of the amount and disposition of Lord WELLttlovos's force, there was an error. There are in all three Portuguese Brigades, vie. Peat's, BRADirOliet, and SILVEIRA'S. The two former we confounded with ,the Ist and sth Divisions. There are, however, some Portuguese mixed with all the British divisions, except the Ist, which is composed of .the Guards :ad Germans, Lay. ing a portion of Portuguese attached to it. By the two fleets which sailed from Port,.mouth on Thursday and Friday for Santander, a very com plete battering train and H number of detachment, were sent out to Lord IWELitscroN, with two Eery fine chargers, said to be a present frcm Piusck REGENT. Government is about to establilli an Audit Once at Lisbon, for the purpose of pasting all Accounts, connected with the army serving in tie! Peninsula. Such an arrangement will not only "be attended with a national saving to the-country, but must considerably expedite the business-of the public. Similar limitations, at convenient stations, through out the British Colonies, would greatly decrease the annual expenditure•, and be productive, is other re spects, of important advantages. From various letters now before us frem Officers in the Peninsula, it appears, that in every town and village which the allies passed through in their pur. suit of the French, they found the market places and walls of the palaces, covered with French Bulletins and accounts of their feats ; also detailed accounts of the captures of British ships made by the Americans, descending to those of the smallest size. The very great use made of the press by the French in the countries under their dominion, is by no means known in England. General CASTANOS is now very pro. perly following their example : he publishes Bulletins of all the operations of the allied army, and disperses them over Spain. He has published a very correct, though extremely modest, account of the battle cf the 21st : he says the Spaniards did their duty ; he extols the conduct of the English and Portuguese, and concludes by addressing the country, telling them such are the consequences of placing the supreme command under 'so illustrious a leader as a WEL. LINOTON. He has published two Newspapers, one of them directed against the French faction in Spain. The public already know that Admiral HALL°. "mu differed in judgement from General MURRAYu on the propriety of hastening the re•embarkation of the troops at Tarragona. Some letters state,that on this occasion words were very high, and that General Mutt- RAY was not the only person upbraided. A clidlienge from the other person alluded to is said to have iollow. ed.--4 , Wait, (replied the Admiral) you have got an account to settle at home, before I can meet you : when you shall have arranged that in such a manner as to stand on a level with a man of honour, I'll fight you if you please, but not till then." Admiral liat.LowEr.t, is said to have sent an over land dispatch to Lad WELLINGTON, after the failure of the expedition ; and other Officers are reported to have transmitted, by the same hand, representations of what they have denominated their own wrongs, and the wrongs of the whole army. The Public service demands, we think, that some inquiry should be instituted, to ascertain the real causes of the fai lure of this ill-fated expedition. The Earl of ABERDEEN, it is said, leaves England for Germany on Friday next. Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL had an audience of the PRINCE REGENT, at Carbon House. Yesterday the Paoca Ractuir had a select party at dinner. Yesterday morning the Prince Regent's saddle horses left London for Brighton. A number of his Royal Highness's domestics also proceeded thitlizr in the course of the day. The Duke of YORK, as Commander in Chief, held a Levee at his office yesterday, which was attended by about thirty Officers; among whom were, Briga dier-General-Tam, on his arrival from Oporto, and Major-General Coma, on his arrival 'rem Cadiz.— General MAITLAND had an audience, and took leave of his Royal Highness, on his leaving town to pro ceed to Malta, to take on him the government of that Island. Yesterday a Court of Aldermen was summoned to meet at Guildhall, for the purp►se of tl , e Sheriffs elect giving bond, and for a large quantity of geld and silver to be sworn to, previ us to elportati3O.— Mr. Alderman MAGNAY, Sheriff Elect, gave bon.. ) . for serving that office, and a letter was read from THOMAS CONHEAVMARMI, Esq. the other Sheriff Elect, sta ting his inability to attend, Aid that he w ould attend the next Court, which was adjouri.ed till the next Court accordingly. Upwards of ten thousand ounces of gold, and sixteen thousand ounces f s.iver were sworn to as foreign, previous to its being cxpor ported.—A Court of Common Council v , as . e.,1 if terwards, for receiving Repot ts from the C of City Lands, for the erection of ware hoi.ses, Scc. and in relation to an intended sewer in Leadenhol. Market, which were severally read and agreed t His Lordship laid before the Court the ansvi t of his Ropil Highness the PRINCE REGENT, to the Address voted on the 9th of July last, on the Victory obtained by the Marquis of WELLINGTON, at Vitt .111:1, was rrad, and ordered to be entered ou the Journals.,