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ber 10, 1810. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Salop.. Centre Shropshire Regiment of Local Militia. Edward Gibbons, Esq. to he Captain, vice Nicholls, resigned.— Dated September s, 1 P 1 0. Edward Haycock, Gent. to be lieutenant, vice Plumer, resigned. Jonathan Wild, Gent. to be ditto, vice Warren, resigned. Dated as above. Morse and Royal Oak Volunteer Infantry. Ensign George Bucknell to be Lieutenant, vice Ward, resigned. Dated August 25, 11110. John Buulton, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Bucknell. Dated as above. Commissions signed by the - Lord.Lkbutenant of the County of Norfolk..—FakenhiM Volunteer Infantry. Ensign Peter Smith Cole to be Lieutenant, 'lee Mb:4oOn, re signed. Dated September 12, 1810. Abraham Page, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cote, promoted. •Dated as above. Honingham Infantry. Henry Daveney, jun. Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Septenilier al b 151 0. Norwich Light Horse. ‘. Michael J3bverley, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Heath, prone:Acct.-- Dated September 24, 1810. Norwich Riflemen. . Samuel Coleman, Esq. to be captain, vice Scott, deceashla.Dated . ' September 25, 1810. . . . „ BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. October 6. James Taylor, late of the King's-Road, near Grosvos nor-place, parish of St. George's, Hanover square, Middlesex,' whitermith and metallic bath-maker, at ten, aF 9 4 04ha11; . BANKRUP l'S. • • , John Wilson, of Ossett, parish of Dewsbury, Yorksbhs,Aotbier,' dealer and chapman, to surrender October 29, 30, and' Norm ber 17, at eleven, at the New Court House, Wakefield. Aunts ries, Messrs. Clarkson, Essex-street, London, or Mr. CJirkson, ' Wakefield. John MacAlpin, of Bristol, merchant, dealer and chapman, Octo ber 9, 93, at twelve, wad November 17, at four, at the Rum rner-Tavern, Bristol. Attorney, Mr. John Tarrant, Chancery lane, London. Joshua Evans, of Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, cotton-manufac turer, October 25, 26, and November 17, at ten, at the Bridge Inn, Bohol) .le-Oloors. Attornies, Mr. Manguall, Warwick square, London ;or Mr. Robert ay, Bolton. Francis Jackson the younger, co Great Driffield, Yorkshire, drug gist, dealer and chapter), October 15, 16, and November 17, at eleven, at the Neptune Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies Messrs. Exley, Stoker, and Dawson, No. 4, Furnivar London; or Mr. Cotssvorth, HulL Charles Marsh, of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, grocer, dealer and chapman, October 22,. at four, October 23, and Nov. 1,7, 1 at eleven, at the Jerningliant Arms Inn, Shiffnall. Attornies, Mr. Edward Biddle, Wolverhampton ; or Mr. David Thomas, Staple-Inn, London. William Gltiyas and Oliver Gluyas, of Marazion, Cornwall, dealers and chapmen, and copartners, October 29, 30, and Nov. 17, at ten, at the Star Inn, Marazion. Attornies, Messrs. George and Samuel John, or Mr. Edmunds, Peneance, Corn wall ; or Messrs. I'rice and Brown, Lincoln's-Inn, London. Peter Hill, of Shoe-lane, Fleet-street, London, dealer in Spirits, dealer and chaplain, October 9, 20, and Nov. 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Chapman and Stevens, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry. -Thomas Burgess, ef Tildesley Ranks, parish ofLeigh, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, manufacturer, dealer and chapman, October 27, 30, and Nov 17, at two, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Ralph Allis, Chancery-lane,London, or Messrs. Johnson and Lonsdale, Manchester. Christopher Bayley, of lath, Somerset shire, pastry-cook, woollen draper, dealer aid chapman, October la IS, and Nov. 17, at one, at the kali &lion lon and Tavern, Bub. Attornies, Mr. Highmoor, Bush lane, Cannon-career, London ur Mr. J. Wingate, Bath. Thomas Hills, of the Abbey Mills, Westham, 'Essex, miller, dealer and chapman, October 13,'20, and November 17, at ten, at Guiaba'l, London. Attornies, Messrs. Matthews and Ran dall, Castle-street, Holborn. Charles :tevens, of Billericay, Essex, baker and sadler, dealer and chapman, Octular 13, at eleven, October ea, at twelve, and Nov. 17, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, kir. Cuttling, liartlett's Buildings, Holborn. William Kowton and Thomas Morita% of Chester and Shrews bury, bankers, October 13, 20, and Nov. 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Kibblewhite, Rowland, and Ro binsun, Gray's lon-place. John Crow, of Dean-strt et, St. Margaret, Westminster, carpen ter, October 16,513, at ten, and Nov. 17, at twelve, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. l'oekirath.aii-street, 53110. Edward Jones, ut Dodtl;ngliurst, Esaex, victualler, October 16, 93, at ten, Nov. 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. H. J. Henley, Ungar; and Mr. Richard Harvey, Cursitor- 1 street, Chancery lane, London. A Dispatch ; 4th hamar Lordship dated e of Ar tulation t.. occasioned _ should.coodnee the defence of the *Winer ocontenettattleb he mentions ; and I am happy to add, that all the accounts which I have received from officers and soldiers or he Militia, he have come into the interior under the capitulation, concur Mpffflaud: ' ing the conduct of the Governor thrinughout the siege, and in the unfortunate situation in which he was placed towards its close.— Ins certain that till the explosion ache ungxdne of the plate, the' garrison had sustained hut little toss, and worsts the highest spi rits, and, encouraged by the example of the Governor, and the confidence they had in him, were determined to hold out till the last moment. I have the honour to inclose the copy of a letter which I re ceived front Marshal Beresford,, in which he inclosed the letter from Colonel Cox ; to which 1 have to add, that the two officers I mentioned in that letter; the Tenente del Rey, and the Major of the artillery, have entered the serike of France, and that the lat ter bus been promoted to the rank of Colonel. lam also inform ed that when sent out by the Governor into. the enemy's lines to negociate the capitulation ; and after he had informed the enemy of the unfortunate siteltion of the garriscin, he did not return to , the place when hostilities recommenced; but continued in the enemy's lines. I have the honour to be, lir.c. (Signed) *ELLINGTON. Extract of a Letter from Marshal Beresford to Viscount Welt. lington, dated Moimento da Serra, 4th September, ISIO. have the honour.to transmit to your Lordship a I copy of a letter I havereceived from Colonel Cox, late, Governer ofAln eida. and a Copy' of the Capitula= tion of that-place. With whittever regret it was , we witnessed t he . expected fall of didplace, unitifirrined as we then Were of the caute, thint the circitimetance related 1 in the Governor's letter cif .the unfortunate loss of his entire aminuniiion, .444, tbe.injury anstained.by, the town and.works, and loss to the garrison by.the ef-J, fects of 'the eiplosiOn,. will prove sufficiently.theim practicability of a protracted defence • and I regret to say the conduct of the Lieutenanthovernor nente key) Francisco Bernardo da Costa eAlmeida, and of Major, commanding the artillery. Furtunato Joye l3arreros, increased the difficulties occasioned Jay the explosion. The former had until the commence ment of the enemy's fire acted with much zeal and propriety, but on that commencing shut himself up in bomb-proofs; and after the.explosion, from perso nal fear, and to avoid any further firing, took advan tage of the consternation and confusion which must be ever attendant in'such dcase, to 'counteract the Governor's attempt to hold out at least some :Sint time longer. The Major of Artillery, it appeatsi' had acted well during the siege, but after the explo. sion appears to have added treachery to cowardice. and, to gain favour with the enemy, communicated to him the real state of the garrison, and that it had no ammunition whatever left, which caused Marshal Massena to refuse the terms demanded by the Go-; verqor._ , Until the unfortunate accident 9f-4 e expkiza Ion -4 ' of the magazinti, the 'gait - lion" appear* to hair been in the highest spirits, tad in tbabeat passiblellispbsttion and . resolutinepto -defend the •town,•and , which they unaLimously : state.their GoVernor's-conduct inspired them with, as every officer and man gives the highest applauie to his, unremitting, zeal and activity, encou raging. all by'llis own erampir. Your Lordship will see that it was of veil little consequence what capitulation the garrison had got, as it is obvious the enemy, would not have observed it, where it was Lis interiest to break it ' and ~.we b ire h will be witness e d by his having d et ai ne d by force, and contrary to the terms of the capitulation, seven offi cers and two hundred men fmm each of .the three regiments of militia that were in •the . garrisort, and this With the - obje c t of forpaiag them latci a pioneer corps. The officers and soldiers of the militia regiments, to :I man, continued to relose to enter voluntarily' into the service of the enemyi and the seven officers and '2OO men of each regiment were detained forcibly. Such are the circumstances which have come to my _ _ . 7 earvAint LETTERS. a CADIZ, SErniman. 1.. . or! a A Court-hfattial has been held on Lieutenant SlitlsiDroldiers, Fops, of the Hardy gua,brig, on charges of tyranny, 4Ow feast-ft:oppression, and embezzlement of stores. He was . ...) sentenced to beiniiklcted of six months' pay, put at ~.t j he bottom of the list of Lieutenants, and dismissed 4,,i the command of the Hardy;—Lieutenant Somerville, tlikgaildi . Cont- of the Circe, has been tried for neglect of duty , k —c. ArtMerr• ~„, .- L I tl- ._ ;._.: , ;; ; • • ft)' , "a• "• n and honourably acquitted. The Circe arrived only a ARV. 5: Thia snits:in* ewes, ar.e...snan be given up to trench , few days since, from the Havannah ; she did not get Coniroisogies appointed for Ant effect. Admiral Rowley leaving sent it to S • ART. 6. The plans and memorials of the fortress shall be gi4ssi . any money . , . g . Paltl np to the Comittavidani of Engineers of the French army. .: in one of his cruizers. The Implacable, ‘4, Captain Cockburn, - sailed on the 6th 'with the Prince of Astis. ART. 7. The sick ottlie-, , Engilth and of the Portaguese army shall be taltmcare of and maintained ;tithe expeace of the French rias, and St. Anne; Spanish line.of-hattle ship s , f or army, and on their rceuvery Wan follow the destination of the the Havannah. . The Implacable . i s to return with garrison. 1 - J. ,- -..-.., wil -) , army, I'l (Sillied) . - • • • Malin NA of Essbng, &c. money. Sir Richard Keats has shifted his Hag to the ox, of Almeida. Ilihord, which, with the Rodney, Achille, Atlas, Camp before Almeida, August 27. .r. n't• -- ii = s, Druid and Dotterel], are lying here. Every thing ADMIRAI4TY-OFFIOIiI . OdrOBER 6. relating to this place _remains' as before, the French Copy of a Letter from Captain selby s of Id, ifaiesty's ship the only acting on the defensive. They have not more Owen Glendowr, to John Wil son c l i osde r sw. g ate d o ff t h e than 10,000 men in that neighbourhood. Th e 9 4t h Lizard, the Ist instaßt. regiment is gone to Portugal.to reinforce Lo r d W e !. Sir—l have to acquaint yoniThi - the iftfcirillation of lington. The Achtle has been very sickly w i t h a my Lords Commissioners of the Admi ra l t y, t h at this typhus fever h has only lost Mr. Cockcy, mid morning, being in a thick fog, at nine o'cltitt,l7iteaid., shipman, d ; two men•by it: The Salcette is arrived a firing, and soon after was boarded brAse :Mawr., here with. Mr. Adair, trans Constantinople, on his and crew of one of the ships in my couny, who i 11.14 way to E nc ,l an d ... ” ~ e ..., , i formed me he had been captured by a French 'euttet i . 7-. la 44 MALAGA, SEPTEMBER ti. we ! privateer, and it soon after clearing up a little, a, ga Thisylace still remains .in she same situation as had the good fortune to discover him at rfu k teat . when I - Wrote you lab the Spinithis from Cadiz distance, and after receiving a great number of shot' ; hitioing e ff ected nothing. The g*rkon consists of and having his sails and yards , shot away. and s t ye " ' 2500inen....1.500 of- which ase Pules, and the remain. ral men wounded, struck 6:ihis Majesty's.; ship, tind der mli 104' consisting .of...zsativeo ,of;the place, who proved to be the Indomptible'priiateer t belonging to, I have been put under arms b y .the French. They are Roscoff, out one day, and had-Made - orgy one cap: . whollf mainiained by the inhabitants, and the priaci. `ttire out of my-convoy, which we had al the good' pal wee by talk upon the merchants.c .. Fo r tlwir slip. fortune to recapture. L feel p a t ti tu l ar sat isfactign in port contributions ae levied occasionally, the ast of ,Aaving to - inhounce to their Lordships the ab o ve c a p- , Which amounted to rch ree millions ot awls. l There tnre, as there Can be nri doubt she would have done , being no money at all to be procured in the j place, much mischief to Mir trade in the simatioN where we the French Government took it in kind, extoninic frona found heir. She mounts 18 guns, and had on board each merchant four gallons out of everibatt °twine." ..., .... , a crew consisting 0i.120 men.--1 have, &c. (Signed), . w. SELBY. ------ FOREIGN lATELLIGENCE. SPAVI.* P4?ARS4 CAM° POL, a twit a 14. TRIESTE. SEP I EMIIER 4. It is believed, that the facilities afforded between ' the Illyrian .provinces, and `those of the Ottoman em pire, will occasion a direct trade between the two countries. The intercourse with Turkey may take the direction of Bosnia. for clods, the principal arti cle cf importation. The trade is, in general, secure ; i but there are some. places, on ACC0144,41f: the war in gervia, where it is dangerous TURKISH FRONTIER, E v r..ll , 1 According 'to letters f r om Sark tvo; - thelVizier of M Travnick has received an o r de r • the - aid Seig. fi r ti I nior Mslunud to raise immediately from 10 to 15,000 men, and to .proceed with them to D r iea. O n t h e rlOth , 11th, and 12th of Auiust, these troops,.accord. l ing to orders, were'tbareha off: Litters from Bel. grade contain This Inftirmation,' and add to it, that the Turks have concentrated a large force at Schabilts ~On the 19th, the Turks and Servians cannonaded each other on the river. The fume of the Turks at Rudschuck is stated at 18,000 men. The French have retreated . frcim Pravh . ; and Fresno. Brigadier Barcena attacked them in the khnrch St. Simon, near crado,,aud they ,sustained kiss ()I 'more than 4.00 in killed, wounded, and.pi isaners. Brigadier Porlier has d e p r iied th e m of all their stegr aphic communications with" Gjon , where 406 Frenchmen are surrounded and shut tip. They con- I'veyed their sick Nut wounded from Oviedo to Gijon but the rest have assembled in Oviedo, to which they retired from the , Serr. 21.—0 n the 6th and 7th instant, Brigadiers Castanon and Porlier aitecked the enemy betateen Langres and Oviedo, with-no edvantage, and equal , . ot , loss on both sides. Seignior Porlier was thrateß rris tb rse, .alp littlehtirt by the fall; bu tire learn, that 'on the Bth the two brigadiers got 801/trinehmen into in amtus cade, only six put of the whole effected their escape, the.rest being. either killed or made prisoners. This affair took place at Parama• sibpot two leagues from Oviedo. Our twit* has also' received an account of SO(X) Men from Seignior Mahy's army hiiingioin.d the divisions of Brigadier - 'Oa the three successive days abovernentinned, Bri godier Barcena was engaged with the enemy at Grado . and Pettaffor,. and comp e lled th e m to retreat to t h e nppoiite sideof the river. Our loss was considerable., but that of the errant was much'greaier. 'An official dispatch of the 9th says, tharthe ed the 6th, in the Astufras, was general; that' an account of its .results would run to a _great length, more Particidarly if it comprised . several feats. of . gallantry then performed, which bordered upon he rosM r that . Seignior Barcefia gave unequivocal prools..of his being a brave commander ; that Lietf tenr-Ctolonel lanifested the hir ' FROM THE MAYNE, SEI"T. Q. °The Imperial Decree published in France, by which the Prefects of every department are made answer. able for any political matters contained in the Jour. 'nals iSf their respective departments, has occasioned tlit Minister of die Ititirior, Count V6n Walfradt, of Westpludin, 100 interfere. The Journals and Gazettes in.every;ckpaatnsentare to be placed tinder the in. spectipn of a . Cent, Who is to watch over them. and to take care that nothing appears in them prej , rdicial - to the interests of this kingdom, of France, and their Allies r. as well a,ibp Gerrit= States.. • .§F.4,a4t, 6. .in The ihilhar oais along the right banks of the Rhine6vi dilly 4itneiii passage of small det tcht ciente of tmops, who nice from different parts of , Germany to proceed by Kuhl i through France.— . r . - 1 • ri-.... , . „viiiil:o, ~, •7 - ow - _ i-- ' ' • ' ,-ii_ I _ • FROM SATURDAY NiUkSoIpiZETTE. • ... • MILITARY *lOll4llOlO - $6, Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr. William Niven, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated Septem- . . - . • DaitenNc.snirrr, ()cream I. ' AllaWrit.+44llllolld; idattltat tbi Mitts, big only few. Dispatch, of which the !diming is a copy, was reeefool 'Rib Ihna return to ,umaribali g ~__ __JIe v INOVAMCSV - -4th instant, at the- 6 11 6 2=15112 0111.20410 ed to bli . MN sot tOwriclws. • ?MCC . • or Lordship by Lieu • ' . Theism ' Wenn too, KJ. dated Gomm, ith Septembor ram . Arr. 2. The Motes • 'Mt thCrokiiers, • . s th il it tibi g eptv W i fx I dial r . etala, tke fritnam. tiiik: gkijoilliwand Om MOM , / MY Loan—ll:Woe, a letter from Color* Pim p • Miele 4 6 • 4 : 411 V. Is. •' ' __' . —-.,—; ' • ' Alintida to Mkrrits] Rereiford, • &Wade ) * a „ Aa21,2. The inhabitants shailispietelepaupeety, and AO lation of Ahneida, and an atonal at die cianabliboti . not be disturbed for their opbsloot: -?: - -, :casioned the early surrender of that place,, Air. 4. The Military Stores mu! Aiiilltry lli lemain at the it was impossible to *Pea that Volond"Cox should eastinue disposal-of tiutErert.plosyomod. alma Wilma tip M the Cant- le . defence of the place aftet tht onfortuoitii occentlheastlike mender of Artillery. A : _ _ _ __ ...•.ausfli”jt, yaLn.... - C - 14 Uy AAL:alai Lailf".6.l 4 .....••••• 7 - - - ------ .-•••••••""' "'I tenint-C;olonel Miranda manifested the highest in- James Mtirland, g:f Buttllane, Deptford, Kent, coal•dealer, Oc- Garrison ofAlmeid knowledge of the conduct of the - - A?-,trepidity ; that Commandant Romes tell in the con- • f . arry and rsfeire considerable transports will ,soots..pi . tss in the sante direction: Several convoys o . tober 16, 23, at ten, and Nov. 17, at twelve, at Guildhall.- and which I think it necessary to .communicate to test ; ',that several other o ffi cers were wounded ;and ' stores - of all kinds , have •als o passe d . the mei p ar Attorney, Mr. Metcalf, Basinglia-street, Loudon. your Lordship. • : . t -- .• . that hi this' tertgagetnent the French lost 400 killed Peter Francis Pa k illon, of the Neckitger, Bermondsey; Surrey, Aldea dcl Obispo, August SC, 1510: calico printer, dealer and Chapman, October 13, 20, and ,N u - and a number of prisoners. • Danube, others have gotewsclivaintstßaltte.` - taking . the direction of Nib Mayne'..and fan of the i • fol . task has faOr to my lot of ac- fr • , m... - , 4r'r- --- • . ' . riser i 7, at twelve, at Gui.disall. • Attorney, Mr. Pulkt, Sir - The pain , • • he pkpers also. contain an • official dispatch from , ore -street, Crippletate, London. ottaintmg your ExCellency thai was reduced to the General Ballasteros, dated Xeres de f oe Cavelleros, 'I,:j4WAY,4 IV% § r Alt ,- - 4 , Henry Wales, ut Vi g o•lane, Piccadilly, Middlesex, prioter,,dealer I necessity of surrendering the fortress of Almeida, Aogust 17, addressed to Generatifindizabal, giv . xi! - • • -•- a and chaprnan, October 13, 7, anu Nov. 17, at tei, at Garb- 1 which . I had the honour to coMmand, on the 27th *is is; iv , hail. Attoroies, IViessrs. Anstice and Cox, King's lienth-an account of the action at.V.igriMrcia, on the 11th , ..; iV! !1:•.0.: ..2,CoNDO . . walks, Temple; and M . 1 r. Wm. hompson, Stanitagrel , in tant, at ten o'clock at night, i n consequence o f t h e of August, of which several statements have already ( 1 „-j ..... Lo • - —_....1..- •`"' '.-•'• '"I "' e I,i• • DtviDENDs. unfortunate explosion of the great magazine of pow- been ;given. Having mentioned his desermipation to ~- ..-....r..MONDAY; OCTOBE . Rt . ''.• - • • 1 lames Prime and Jeremiah Smith, now or late of Birmingham, der in the Castle, and the small magazines contigu4 attack the enemy, and his directiOn to charge with PS ICJ? OF STOCKS THIS DAY IT ONE O'CLOCK lt I dealers in lace, also of skintier-street, Snow - hill, London, ho 7 .ous to it,by which dreadful accident I.was deprived the bayonet, he says--A , My whole line leaping crier' 3 per Cott. eons: money, 641-ati. 64. ' .. , ..,. i sien, October 94 at ten, at Guildhalh-Robert P.u-r, of Writ. :of the whole of my artillery and musket ammunition, a mall which was before them. rothed iipon the Navy 5 par, Cent,. 11113.14-omtriustese Oiled!) r.•,. ling-street, London, wholesale haberdasl4r, Nov. lei, at eleve .n ;', ; _. . 1 with the exception of a few made-up cartridges • Es. Bills lc dis. to 2s. pr.--.lkinde.lsl, ltis.pinallr . • at Guildhall — William Williams, of Lad-lane, London, vices Iw. . .._ , eneray with such determined courage , the brave - ' tualler, October 27, at twelve, at Guildlial-James Walks, 0 1 r whien remainen,4n . some of the expense ma azines - g regifnents of FaVia, Cistropol, InfieSto, and the b at - is • V.. - THE STATE LOITEItY Will. BEGIN AND MISR Fleet-street, London, engraver and jeweller, Nov. 3, at tefelvitsi On the ramparts, and 39' barrels of powder whicir r a ti on . of gerena, that the wiv , le of the efteMy'aforceS DRAW4l4wompyits tneh-OPTRIS Md%* ll4 ' at Guiklhall.-Nathaniel Lucas aadCliarks lietke, 4 • Panc.rw' ' were depositedtime • r hEl flying in the most shameful spinner:: - * - T • • , ‘,..• - , ),.i.1. • .. ~ .Jr - Line, London, mercnants, Nov. 10, at twelve, at dufldhalL--N sr Unitsitds o f half of the detachment of 4rtialery, - • - -- James Matthews,. of Hertford, mraltivan, Oct. 27, at twelire,k _,, a- ~.. . , t o your ace eacy, that saw tits victoi yon our, c evoker t E 11I• '. - ' - 1,1 • r e grh sa g. ipsersome dine tolitorted of at Guildhall.- u inlvory, J l of Mark-lane, London, broles ior num ber of f ld besides . et e „n itea alreat - se. side s porsuatled . that the cavalry 'would. not lose: .in • • 'r ' nilaris, the depittorred The Arnerican Minnag fro tober 27, at tee, , at Guildhall.--Ann.Devenisit and . nreral. cif the inhabitant's, were destroyed by the effect fiicou4bl an opportunity ; but neglecting it It.eigc.4. . . .., Newport, of Villiers -street, Strand', Middlesex, opholatererh.o(jllis terrible explosion. - Mang Of the gnns were theri the enemy had time to recover from his con- • 1 .. , • . - • place. • •. • t h :. l nat-na n at lengthiaken An American October 12, at tv..o, at Guildhall.—James Belcher Bill, kilt. dismounted upon the ramparts; the works were ma.... brit! 4. 18 guns, put into Falmouth on Friday's"' Lae of Kensington, Middkeex, coach-master, Nov. 10, at one, ! 11141011'1 - aliti „returning with the -whole of his forces, ' teri• ilv iniured, at Guildhall.-John Anderson, of Stockport, Cheshire, draper t ,i 4 • 4 . .e, - - and a gereral dismay spread •* ' ' a - f • • • ,stir CMA to return to my ormet position. ere enera iiiisTito).G. an suite H ' 6 'IA ' - d ite board. The same October so, at eleven„at the Swan Lid, Hudderstield.-Wilr' the troops and inhabitants . ofNik. ilaCe.. . ....' ' c.' ' - a . d . Aerate and bloody battle was fought, without I , Consul in ,v . ' l also hostas beard the late American .. Liam Head, late of farehun, fiants; contr.actor for cattlesantii"- - 'iro f this distressing situation, 1 rec e' vec t-'ll *it" - die nemy being able to gain an inch of ground - r • and arc (.a • butcher, Nov. 3 , at one, at the Crown hut, Gosport.-Georgel• hens the Commander in Chief of •the ••Fren . ek-iirmy ' teFratice.' They: rifed at C4erbourg, "titilia •.. Hart, of Woodbrid g e, suffulk, beer-brewer, Nov. 2, at ekven,l,_ r- nor to 4isheartea my troops '. a I tiOlig 11 !placed betweed ' I., - '• - ' assignez, ' at the King's Arms, Woodbridge.-Thonias Bennett, of Li- ior Portugal,.proposing to m..! anti ihniiitiii4eadlit . ' ' • • two rett, which continued for some time, until the : 19111 /7 .IY. ••• for•Ne • w.York-: contrary winfissrg . i s ~. 0 1 s. a Garter ! the- ii e , mercaa..t, October ..7, at one, at tye ,ar an lace tO thelreach, irinfluilifer his ccuri . naand.: cavalry began to attack in the rear of my front, ctit-I'VE•th, ' visit to tili.. cause of General A1045'1'202(1 a . ' ' Tavern, Paradise-street, Liverpool.--John Burge, late of-Casl. ' Ciitut 401101.1rable teritis; It hich he said he was read y• - g own . . oaa w o were p . e tin d • .a. 14411 • h • t he &behind the iiirlik'kZ, ' although • not •mprobable that some witty, it is . i an- tie Cary, Somerset, stocking •maker, October 29, at .eleven, at : to.tea4itil.answered, that I wished to know. the I:now Ordered' the regiment .iif infiesto to atrachhi • • • u • atiOni take - lace between hint the Austord Inn, Ansford.-Joseph Storey aud Robert storeys/ 1 6 nm r ehi t h h e propose d ; .:. upOrf.which the articles, d• t . t hat ' '''. dI" "ko' - P f t t_ t r ill n l c . 1 w ill ,-, .._ nor., ..a. of St . Morgan:C.4mi, Southwark , Surrey, linen-drapers, No- ~- - . ..of : Congas e ineci • the bayone t , i re tug. . 4001 Vire aIN KNEL•• '''. ' . A ;' .si -....4:1. !o'' ". a • vember 6, at eleven, at Guildball.-David Skinner, of New., v‘ C at hi hI 1 • the hono r to' -d• Oar Excelle • have se 11 . .. yn y , . ncr sustain it, which wet ,eoreuted •by the' one within • . .. , 7' , ,• s ...T. •-•- • insults- auseway, Surrey, cabinet-maker, Nov. 3, at one, seq.& copy, Werd transinitted to tog, and which , . after .. . . ! oamanotioip.. flinch courage, and supported by the other with Stich ••• 1 ' ' ' tches of Guildhall.-lsaL:.Penn, of No. 07, Leather-lace, Middi'-'6034 i using every effort in.my . p . 9wertO o b tain favtip. It Contains the &spa steadiness, that I have not words to express my admi.•,'.." 'Gazgilk .' ol'alleala. • • oil and eolourman, Nov. 17, at one, at Guildhall-John Scutt 4 . ittble terms, I ;rceented - .#lth-att csception.in favour • • of the Strand, Middlesex, bookaeller, Dec. 1, at twelve, at, _,- . i. •44• i : J. 4 ••• -•.A• • •• • ? .... .. : i , , • rat io n of the conduct of these two . Th el l , ttgit.rtomtif General Baassroan relative corps. ,e, enem , Guildhall.-Williain Eustice, of Liter Carter-lane, Doctorst v.' -tuc . l'i '1 I Itia..;!CcgtnielitS. l. . ~., :. . . . - n ow brought alf,dzeirforces against the -regiment of ild thie circunistaiacea !which compelled Dose? Cox to Commons, London, cabinet-maker, Nov. 10, at alswila s t.4lo 14;`...; hep4. - iti4e• kOiisingt - on . this . t irying occasion Will Infiest4,:wbiclif was obliged .to fall - back on 'that of— ' de Almeida . to the enemy. Ample jugice is Guildhall.-Itubari soaori, of Mark-lane, London, auelliew• f aliktiir yoiti xceTteilg's vprobitiutt, .and .thaklielalk 1 surran r _ . Cangas, dt TiPeo.• who remained it an': immovie.ibie •Officer, who Cr..., Depttord, Kent, provisi 12-merchant and rope-maker, . tentatiiiiiitifie& by e moan:litanies' in the eye_s ok •-•- ' time -•- ,_, _., - . done to tlap„ . twavery o f -that excellent Nov. 10 , at twelve, at uuild!iafl -Rich.ird poster , ori_i g h- . i. ,,,_ • :: . . .. . .. posmon ratio. cornmencentels . ti notwnnstanalv , were it not t 'iron' ise Ka I would haVe Obtainflr'ke, better ctintlitionS - street, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, cheesemonger, Nov. 3, at ; urr ~‘A'"&tr.T7,„. . .E . a ti ,. e.l' ~./ . _,..5 . : ,- , - (ri af .... : • ;‘;'..''S. ,i ',: . ' the heayy,tpre t . if.tlm enemy, *EU' , dtt.y ~. -V-- W.. l ' _ . , f, twelve, at Guildhall.-Wdlitm Henry Tioutheck, of the Mi- ! Their. e-Or z. j Zn4lllftieg r g ,pirlp.to t.. . r ; tit'ilkagsciplV i eFfittble.44 tlaing.'. Heti -2 freslr! fbr the unParallefe treachery and 'ecaneed . i ce of the ' . noriev, London, victualler, Nov. 3, at ten, at Guildhall.... few told` -refurit . tri MA2 1 1.1/1a ton tiiY p a r o le, aqeitai r .. 'a w l b•• , , i, - 4 .., 5 • •• ~,. A Robert Parnell, ndw ur late of Neen Gloucsta-ahire, iti- panied by Major Hewitt anseC ri tain o l d 0f.pr 4 ,..,_,_ t i r ti Tl.: . _, , sot that the _____,, _, , g 17-s ' e " ' wl li c b "ustainealPtetu nese Officers, who commanded in the time .. • " nee, Nov. 1, at eleven, at the Bo.sth.ill Inn, Gioucester.-Thos. . nu ~_ if __ inifiniv.. a ..,.. vii etta. „.. ~ ... oil j otv e iv ), ... ill ;ri t rqr 4 Pritilf+l47 TV - 40' 'lllfornees vlll " 4 .. x liOthp Sovereign Regency. wrttebets A : ........t .1 .1. • ry of Baldv.hesGardens, Uray's..lllll-lane, Middlesex, ,t, 116 f a l vg ' 1 "....g• 2 11 7 - . . .•• Fl Ilitatio., ~Tif. . iq!tir, .11iW: , ottalaor an illeg . • ....,, T., . . trust. zeroe d IS' in them i tlu-piateeworker, Nov. 10, it twelve, at Guildhall. Civets -vs-ante. to embark. from nonce ;or a . British toy- sa p e eliflgittatlrlini betrityt'o! the ga.i.attp• 4 n / t ag? ! x -T. . ~ , M9 :4 1 P1T0*14111,1 . OW* 7 ...-"•.- itipo 4 7 1 , i • . I ._ • to . t h e Young and Given Glennie, of Budge-row, LoOtion s . mery I ',/111VIllrtheihOttOtrt.lta IfitiACE% 1 11 (1 . ..- 5 ....... / , ~ g o re ~ . „ ,r ook eitest its..,ebelidtboas,, A tia l opov i f moor gusinion cluwa, Nov. 12, at 11, at Guildltal.-likW. Wail &Ltd George g. - (raiinses•riox.) Owen Toke, of Bankside, Southwark, Surre 7 , Amkr ral t r r . cAapiTin4noN Fon Tuji ., stotnesurapanot ** ,- , ' chants, Nov. /kat twelve, at Gaildhalfoi-.lolXthioiTel !OPT, • ~,,,. ,--0:`• • -.. o. it i mm i to4. - . ". ii. , - i; r • .I r i- . es-l'e 19a F -I • k . - 4 C. 7:5 . ! ti - ;I , - 4. -- - - : le ° ctiers:S. el , dfat'Vunesttuf tfietito owillilkeintett ' • , - *Anvil . ves ran , the . 0 . IdanapEolitwAthema lila!: bpwast v , t i f their country'. enenlTl banners of the • Is° sr 111241 al l i•middielvs jewsluirss& i 14° I s at [-•-• Aai..Y. 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