The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-26 00:00:00

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I bare the humour t• bre 11.adiei and Yew meth obliged aidnefreratr JAMES DAN lELL • , Wither-equare, Sept. 95, 1800. - TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. - - - 141:111111 ARD Tl.l *cry rasehestble reception I have met with; daring my mom. indulges ism :gaits to ufer myself to i your online *FOE the proem none, that n the Direetins of rise Atkin, by fbe Desalts( Mr.. 10 V ERIL. earersd• to adidt the tfoanhr of visor alttd path.. dor of RAM. Tim Web u( say IMMO* ' ar t rlri,oad • raithfel disellarge:se My duty to the Compass. are the.grommts in' which 1 pregame to entreat your ippriii and i heg )nit in mod der m• pad servicts as ukdatr of die seal and attention with which my endeavairs he exert • ed for the prinnatiors of year iyletr,lv, shoeld feu be plowed to distinguish toe by to liattenaga mask or year apprnhation. t hate the honour to remain, Ladies Rod Renamed*, Year faithful, tostahle fiernud, JOHN BLADF..N TAYLOR. 40, Detronshint-hlace,/trpt. 16,18b9. Y 11 Is MAY ESTY'S len YA 1. I. ETIE - RII Psllll4t. t)A7ZTI LW; JACK 4, Upon an'entire New ihaff solvertally approved Prieelple, rointrurscd se ea 111 moire N either !Ale, Weiebt, nor -Pullies; to ..ct vertically I and h rizontally at the same time. They are adaptor id X lichens of every description, and peculiarly to law Kilt• clati, also such as Mill not :admit of a Smoke Jack. The yr..rki; being all inclosed, ate protected from irtlary, Irregu larity, mod dust; and f• ote the sheplicity of the caas.ruetioo, net liable to he out of order. To he seen in as dsity, nod bad .1 Manisa, 61. fleet-stseel; HD, Si..P4,r tia'o-lane I Benham. 139. Borour.' , s Pate. ,•••• . La,. .4 - AWI; W aa.a.l - 0 - t u St.. • AD( I . 'S or GF. NTLFim MN desirous of per. chaaing curious I Ns DI 1 SHAWLS, h .ve um as op portunii• tV; , erti tht I:tastier Selectious ever be &reoffered S..le. at WA! fIIA I'S And F.l' tRINti.. TON'S SSA Wl., M 014.1 N otod LlNF.ft W ARIKHOUSE, 104, Feet-street, c.irner of New Hridge-street t atlvre they nalt.illio receive the full value for Slat wu. ir. R. rheri are flaw Wroclaw-ha: a vari•-tv of new and isitidt Skate Is. copied Rom the isnot - approved In /o igat IPSO ore to Pe b 441 .t thew Howe e ado ..vel v . TREATRR ROYAL. COVEN(' DARDEN. This Illonslog waa_paSlish-d, 'vice Is. Tr i lE STATEMENT of A FEW FACTS. and an INIPARtIAL APPEAL on t QUESTION at im , hrtwea the PUBLIC and the PROPRIETORS this Theatre. By CANDIDUS. " Oar pmeints Ner anl reason on the - Throne. A we trace the istitehirfs they have done; -After a senty.t wilco the winds are laid,- fit'• rain , rounders at the wrecks it .nade." rited far Richards awl Co. at V* New Public [Amin*, rt!1; and say betted of every Satticselkr is Ate United • L This Day was pothlislied. • Third Edition, in Two Yolavottt. Font:cap. price 1%. beards, SYsTEM of DISSECTIONS : Explaining toe A! 4 ATOMY of the HUN 1N BOI)V ; with the moaner of display* the Posh the distinguishing the EATURAI. erns the DISEASED APPEARANCES, sod pointing two to the Student the Objects must worthy his atteatl:ln, daring* Gouts • of Distectiont. BV CHARLES BELI.. Printed for LONGMAN, H4JRST, REES, and ORME, Paternoster-row. Of whew may heivad, by the wune Author, 1. A SYSTEM of OPERATIN SURLIER 1. founded on the RAMA of ANATOMY, in two volumes, royal Ivo. price IL lit. V. THE ANATOMY OF THE BRAIN 4 in royal 4to. V. Ss. beards. 3. A SERIES of ENGRAVINGS of the NERVES, price li. Is. 4.. EMI:RAVINGS of the ARTERIES, I/. 1.. hoards. 5. ANATOAI V of EXPRESSION is PAIN 4to. 41. A. Tlte ANATO3IY at the HUMAN BODY, in 4 vols. reyallkowlitee Intsrdv. • 'Obis Day sere published, In (Vara, price*. bawls; THE OPINIONS of DIFFERENT AU THORS upon the PUNISHMENT of DEATH. Se le By BASIL MONTAGU, Esq. Of Lincsdn's Inn. Sinted for LON GM AN. HU RS RE.ES, ana ORME, P.sdlinneter-ron. A CllALLi:Ntiii. MRSSRS. (7URRIK and CO. Surgeons, late in hits Nlalesty's service, challenge the * hole world to prose it singk imtance where their hledichte and Itlethod of core have failed ..f (:4 desired effect. The practice of nuury year- In this particular branch of their prote, , sion, has not given rear to time tosascresofol Case. They r.ottinuo to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of Venereal (;ousplaints, nod that I)erns.gement of the St-tem, which is the easiergiseace of the pernicious and waste ful effect- of a habit long and most unhappily purmed by the 'oath of hods ;cam. lo the oak` it will be (mood to be the unfitting souree of barrenness ; the other have its ravages (*- Lally tleyeloped to them by a distressing Male of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in impotence. l'hese are its remote and ultimate effects. while Consumptions, lona of alliseular Power and various N [MOW Complaints, osuatty chatartecise the eadscr stages of this solitary vice. t sins languishing under the disorders incident to such a their treatment i Simple, and ha- never proved wow oi ia the treatment of a long. laborious, and much esteitied prac tire. In the most obstinate and complicated enws of %.ene veaf Infection, such as Obstrectiont iu the l redira. Spongy Esereseettres. (lard Tumours. Callous Ulcers, Lruptiote, Se-' mined IN ealutess, tikes. s also STIIIC'TUREF, Whether recent or of lent duration, and which have belled the skill of in her Practitioner-, area by their prese.a hammed planate treatineut. effectually and peponotaitl. nith otst the patient suffering thee it crucial sag pain od a lannilig he essarhage whit+ frequently follows the np clication of the la Tete mastic. In the course of twenty Wars eafriusire practice la this metropolis, nutnerou, ere, %tellers-, have Iwo and are dally under their care, the tott.l c r otication of which arc elfreital by n safe, renal,, and expeditionsruotte of practice, superior to o u r 'WWI "yet adopted.. The weakness, rejasa dor, and debility proceeding from thi- complaint, arc spee dily meowed, and the patient 1 - ..turevl to sound a u nt 'igneous Width. Bat o hem the debility has tier sears existed, a pro per perstwer:mee in their restorative mat..diey. After Stric ture lam been de-ironed. is tad ispewalt ly requisite to revive thr vtleraliterirgsporlis of Life, and to re-animate the Consti llitems. Currie and Co. may he con-tilted by either sem with the greaten driteart secrecy, :rod Iniounr, at their hose, No. 10/. Holton Garden. Pollolds in the Country are triptested to state Cie particu lar', .'of their ease. age, and general habit of hying. Ar. &c. eatmvit-g a remittasice for advice and medicine ., w h e w the war a nt liegiyeo morn toasty part of the kingdom. sure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the' post age of letters inn, be added to the account for medicine 9th Jane, —1177, II :taw batten. NETT MONTH. QWIFT and CO. Joint Contraoton Go. lkii7 "eremitic for the Drumm STATE LOTTERY, reste d folly inform the Plic that Tkitm4 and Slams imp oe le, in greet variety, et their aloes, NI). 11, Poultry ; No. 1?, Charios-crosst and 31, Merit Iligh-itreet. • The Scheme of this Lottery i% cut irel y new, NO bm hither to recce's/ the moil iiquallimi lieprolottiott t Mere are only SAO Numbers lathe Lottery, et 4 1 the whole will he DRAWN IN ONE DAY, the 10th of Nett Mouth, whoa the folloaing Capital Prizes ist be Sistribril meow ttte formaste Purchasers, viz. of club() 4 .... of .• • 45,000 l 8 ••of• • • • *MOOG 4 of Besiiles the inferior Prize: of £lOO. £5O, ' ex: al . weal. This Lottery alio presents the op . poitpalo brier before of fered to tie /Polak . of gaining the unostoue ems of X 90,000, SWAZI, ter 41'441.0.1% by she porsisese of One Number May. • •idlildliday, the I Itb instant, wits published, 0%1 be motioned weekly, prier Is.) et t No. I. of Bliti k erVi GENERAL. EiTATE.DIREC. TORY.—['be disappointments which are daily rape- Hawed by the ile1.1; of the assertion of it dvenitemeatt in ma ny 4 the Joernais. front the necessity they ate under Of MA* , veto,A 1 , 1 Vie Phbik that min of domestic and foreign in formatioo, for which they are so pnneiptilly Intended, and the terinnt inconvenience and lots often attendant thereon, call loudly fur the application of an ellectual remedy. Under chi. reasidcratioo, blended with the utility and ad vantage which the present lhascroor eaklile to afford, the Proprietor is induced-in °Kir the saute, ,uidbi its regu lar publication and admittance only of what it is to obviously to eliect, viz.' Informative of sinless 'Property Wasted, mod for Disposal. IN AN Y WAY, • _ it will, it its presumed, prove a coseentrated Soling of Inter mat inn facilitating the Ilunwiedge of Property tin Disposal, nr W.ino3d. to both Vendor and Purchaser. Eitensive Circulating in a Work of WS nature, Is ea ! doubted!, necessery and even ininpnwabk to its very Lit istence. But. 018.40 i -divested of tits smsegairanal and often contradictory Rumours, the tedious and hosipid.prolilltr. of Detnils on Fashionable Life of which fremsrody the Co lumns of our Periodical Patications in the present day en tirely enosist, the Dimwits ft Ir reseals noerintioe.l Metal of Circulation to *woo who halm, it with their Farman. 'The flisaction, F aid Approbation, which the :Pimpsletasib Plasionos stiles wril4 *.s. Ik. *ha mom moaned, and succemfal in the Profession, Nil their ithul Olen of As sistance, induce him to guarnalee to the Public, even at the Onset. a most general and dilheed Circulation. • To the Nobility, Gestri s saclike Public in general, who may be inclined to purchase or dispose of ibbites i Houses, &c. the Proprietor oilfer.with deference, the Peru sal of the Diem-roes' their; and only beg 3 leave to hint at the Sim plicity and Ease of a Plea fur attainine so Object of general Importance, at present so dilatory, lemma:tent, and expos she. Ile wishes, however, the declining of an inninwediate Agency its any Ciescern which appears in bit Peblicatimi, and that it may be considered as ii Maxim upon which he in variably intends so act. The Dia ACTOltr is Sled at the retpectable Caere-Houses in London, and also at the principal ions end itetullioe- Rooms in the Provincial Towns and Villages; part of which is anneied to this Prospectus. COFFEE-HOUSES IN LONDON. Bank Coffee-home, Tbreadneedle-strret. Baptist Coffee-hoome Chancery-lase. Batson's Colree-hoos;, Cornhill. Bedford Coke-house. Southampton-roir, R Blacksothh's Arun Tavern, Lower Et' titl-Sili li Z= lare Cedillas; Coder-home, Sil lane-sireet. Castle and Falcoo Alder-gatc- street. Chapter Colke- h orse, Paternoster-row. Cootruerekd Hall, Skinner-street. Furnival's Ina Coffee-house, Holbore. Georev's Coffee-hawse, Chneeery-lane. lie-srge and Blue Boar, Holborn. (.: wester Coffer-house, Piccadilly. Goldeu Cross, Charing-crass. (.r .‘"li Inn loffee-house, Holborn. Michele' Cadet-house, Piccadilly. lhbetsun's Hotel, Vere-street. Langbourn Ward Collie-horse, reacharch•strett. Collie-hour, Ludgate-street. Itloorgate Coffee-house, Alneweelds. Oxford Caffee-beete. Strearl. Peck's Coffee-loose, Fleet-street. Partisan Arno, Portman-place, Paddington. Prince of 11'ales's Coffee-horse, Conduit-street. Nearle's Coffee-house Carry-street. tilaraghter's Coffee-ho ve, St. Mania's-lane. Story-gate Coffee-Isente, Story-gate, Westminster. Stock Esehange Cuffee-boose, Stork Es. Image. St. .lamev's Coffee-haose, St. James's-street. P.lnl's and I)oclars' Craniums Coffee-Souse, St. Paul's hurek-yard. Swats and Two Necks, Lnd-lane. Stevens's ilsieL Bond-street. 8 s wood's Inn Colfee-lanose, Chaucer)-lane. Temrle Cottiv-house. The Burin'', Henrietta street, Csrent-garden. White Horse, Fetter-laste. 11 ill's Collie-house, tie.srle.street. York lintel, Bridge-street, Blaekfriars. PROVINCIAL TOWNS AND VILLAGES. limm icy Barnet t Hatiests•end Bishop-Stortford Harrow Crodon Hartford Chig well Chelmsford Chipping Oagar Dartford I)nrking Dintstallie Ealing Edmonton Enfield I rosin Egbam kitritbant 1.1 Greens% ielt • Great Ilford tinildinfd . • Hammersmith *: Mellow tifiagt- ea ensingtna K.enatitilaa K ono Maldatone Rwnfurd Utthttiond Heading Stratford I StilSthere Albien's Sievensige Usbridge . -4111/01011., fisertbobsin elle4er-s4 bifo. 190. tretery • tbs Veiled EAGLE FIRE INSURANCE, CORNHILL, LONDON. . P°LLCMS of INSURANCE expiring at Mitirsielinas, should be renewed within Fifteen Days from thst Period, to prevent the Parties' Interest ceasing o va.ENT of RENT is guaranteed in case of- Fire. Fattiftq Stock insured without the Average Clause, at 91. per Gest. Hertbalitilor lb the London)lDocks insured at Is. Gd. per Cent. fur Three Ifentle. large ILhalesscate on the Premium and Duty at Insurance fur more.yean dins oat. ___, EAGLE LIFE LNSURANCE. Thh Description of Insarawee is of inestimable Importance to se Illersnal holding A amities, Leases, or Offices, dependent on lim b or whose incomes cease with life. E :—A o remi 1 7 1i s irt il y i. years re oflrg o imi t y o , l i s ic y t pu be i r c a t l o l ymeat , or othetwim as be huty direct) at his tPath. Any ma say be irns i eed in like manner.aisd at any other . One person may insure arsothees Ir mia t t o tbe.amount of t ale any interest he may Save In the cunt .• thereof. No f.istranee Moneo orliderissien Flee respired. No Charge for ilelidss or. Cnriffic6l:•• of Itriessat No Registry of As .signments respared. A large Lommissiou allowed to Solici tun' or other Pers°ll " l°6l l. l. lr4 n . .41 1 11, Ilim•vehret. ifta day aa, publivaed, In eves. Mice Ms. M. boards, TPHARMACOPCEIA of the ROYAL. JIL COIAAGE nf PH VSICIANS of LONDON, InU9. Translated into Engltstt, with Notes. /Lc. RICHARD POWELL, M.D. Fellow of the College, Physician to'9t. Bartholomew's and the Magdalen Hospitals. Printed for LONGMAN, HURST, REES, sod ORME, Paternoster►row. Of whim nal' he had, on Pasteboard, TWO TABLES, exhibiting at nue View, the Relations of the hie end present PM 411%1ACOPCEIA, price Sr. 6d. A Proof of the Effieney of that most excellent 3iedicine, THE CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO, Whlcbissso infallible Core furall Nervous Disoeden. To Mt. WITHEa s, Cliesnist, Strand, London. SIR, MY WIFE was aMicted with a severe NER- VoUs FEVER, attended with a violent btathig of the heart, lotions of spirits, wed a dreadful sick head-rich, which iedaced her sowed' that she became unable to speak ur walk fur severalweeks, and would In-walls faint and reniniu in that state fora considerable time ; together with a swelling in the neck—all of hick gave way to the CORI/I A L BA LM of QUITO. During her Moms, 1 hld tie advice and attendsuwe of several Medical Men, alto, af'er tryiug every uses in their power. gave her over as soeuraMe. and I expected every hour would have bees her list, when I for tunately saw your BALM of QU ITO, advertised in the Glas gow Courier, and as the last resource, I resolved that she should make atrial of it, nod therefore bought a small honk of 11c-sr. Baxter and Co. and gave it according to the direr tinge, and, astonishing to relate, before she had tateh whole of the bottle, I perceived a wonderful change fur ti e better. and by her taking three more bottles, too small and sue Ilslf-gatara ones, she recovered her and was able to go about as usual ; and I have no dm s t ec b h ut that a few more bottles will restore her to her former state of health.— You ere at liberty to publish this letter for the Iwnefit of .(hers—and saw, Sir, your obliged huirble settr.bt, MURDOCK M'DONALD. • Glasgow, Mirth 30, 1809. P. 8. Partite: panieulars may be known by application to Messrs. Batter sod Co. Glasgow. WITII ERS'S CORDIAL II ilLhi OF QUITO, which ii * Oast eolleveirel. safe, and ihfallible remedy for Nervous, Bilious, Gouty, and 'Dwaine.* Disorden,aao evert kind of dictoitity dr vela satiate Is persons of either sex, young or old, whether hereditary, natural, isrureasioned by a residence in hot or unhealthy climates, the impooderate 116 C of tea, spiri tuous liquor., or other noxious too sedentary is life, or 100 close 114 application to wadi, caressive grief, injudicious administration of mercury, diksaisakma, excess, improper practices, (Mating its, 'Wart tea} -accts , rib - uplands ut the lungs. inward wasting', tremble& or shaking of the hands or limbs, shortness of breath, amunsplive habits, &c. Is prepare , ' and sold by W. Withers, Chemist, 119, Strand, London, and Retail by idl respectable Medicine Venders. Price 2.. id. per bottle. SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE PAPERS. Lissom, Syrr. 16.—According to letters from the North of Portugal, the Marqnis of kuniana's 'army, consisting of 30;000 men, has passed through Torre dt Moncervu, in Tra los Montes, I on its march,. as is supposed, fur Ciudad Ro. drigo. The Seville Gazette, of the sth instant, con. tains the important intelligence, that the sacred flame of insurrection is again lighted up in New Castile, and spreads even into Old Castile. This is a kind elf warfare which the French armies can_ not resist. Yesterday being the anniversary of the restora tion of the legitimate Government . of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, was celebrated by repeated discharges of edam from the castle and' the armed vessels in the harbour, vollies of small arms from the regiments quartered in the capital, which paraded in the Rico, and the performance of High Mass in the churches. The festivity closed with a general illumination in the evening. wt, Sarr. 6.—The iladrid Gazette, re. ceived here, contains various decrees by the User. per. One of these suppresses all the Muoestic Orders in Spain, assigning only a small pensioW for life to the individuals composing them. The Archbishops and Bishops aro also pot nn the pens sion list, and their property and revenues arc se. l questrated for the use of the State. . Another do: eras annuls alt titles of Nubility nut conferred or coufirated by the Usurper. Such is the condition of Spain, and such will ever he the fate of those unhappy countries that become subject to the atrocious and tyrannical dominion of the French. [This exactly corresponds with the opinion w hick we long since formed, respecting the Govern. 'tent of the Usurper, as slay be seen in an Essay, which we published ofl6ll tMs subject. The' French Government is not carrying on an ordio nary . war. Its object is to destroy Religion,. Property, Nubility—every thing, in short. which' constitutes the band of social order. We are placed In the same relation with them as with beets of ; we mast destroy theca or perish ourselves. St. Marvin', Avo. 17.—The French Gene ral in Saragossa has issued a decree, ordering half 'wheat, barley, and straw, to be sent leh magazines, ender pain of a gene. All the villages containing NO hills. to coptribu,tvepon this occasion t ' dollars in specie; and those exceed that itemiser, more in proporiiide "Flthere . of fandlies are to produce their snni•,..thiltaftid upon, or tote teaponsible for their lateen* 1 I is said, that in the late attack 'by 'the Freistli 6 upon Mequinenea, they were repulsed Kith'liti 3L'i•l, loss. • Ltinost, SUIT. 14.---The following It Ittatet. 4 . tract of a letter received from the head.quiitteh of ' the army of Ettretnadura, dated the 10th inst.::... " The corps of Marshal Noy consists . of 11,000 men. The head-qnarters were at Sala. manes, and the army occupies the surrounding pesitietts. In front of them, is the army of the Marquis Romans, now tmder •the command of General Mendizihal. Theta is a report of ad engagement which lasted three days, and which terminated in the total defeat of Ncy, with the loss of 4000 mete Marshal Soult has 8000 mew, and his hcad.quartoreare at Placentia. ^This army occupies Curia, Calisteo, the Leeks of the Thear aritherages; .e 4 the adsimeed posts elleseffio Wm bridge of Arzubispo. It. has to defend itself against the tempts, of Marshat Beresford, Getters! ‘Veliesley, who is at Hattajoe, and the corps of the army of Estremadura, which 'occupy a line . from Jeraicejo to St. Vincente, covering the.- 4 bridge of Almarar, Mesass d'lber, Fresncdoso, &cc. Marshal Murder has 10,000 men. Ills head-quarters arc at Talavera ' • and his troops oc. cupy Naval Moro*, Caltada, Oropossa, Ste. Ile remains on the defensive, being threatened by the Army of Kstrcmadura, which is, ad interim, commanded by General Egnia, whose head.quar. ters are at Truzillo. Marshal Victor has RU,OOO men. His head-quarters are at Toledo, and his 'army occupies the plains of Toledo and Li Man. r k cha. His advanced posts reach as far as Daltniel: k.n . 11e watches the motions of General Venegas and , Brigadier Lacy, who commands the vett Beard, most whose advanced parties %ere so seccestful in iw attack upon the enemy at Daimiti. Gene. ral Sebastiani has 10,000 men, chiefly cavalry, and his head-quarters are et Fuenlabrade. His army extends from Aratsjoex to Altaic The in. sergents•of Castile annoy them with a number of inaraudiug. parties, which'..daily intercept din. patches, and carry off the-provisions and-whitey ' forwarded to the army., ..,It appears that the gar. risen of Madrid cleis•s not exceed 8000 men, and, . consequently, that there ate not more thin 70,000' in all this part of .Spain. •It is -alio escertaised, by the aCCOSIIii of Officer, wile •have been Made prisoners, and soldiers who haie - deserted to us, that they have been manydays withuut•pay ; -and that they have had no wine sins sonfe-tisre before ' - the battle orralaiera. ' ftlisllowe, {hays general WO. and Nell-combined attack • may annihilate th•-sete 4 a ..) serable retenamt of eur Oppeesibre.' • •• 4 Lissom, Seer. 14.—Th'i. iliiica brought by•fr the Courier Extraordinary who arrived front Sc. vine on Tuesday, arc extremely Woes-able for • the cause of liberty. General Mendisabal has ' • already reached Ciudad' Rodrigo with a pot of, ‘ ,' the Gallicien army; which consists of 18,000 amen. General Venegas, owed' the army of Carotin:li 4 which has received considerable reinforcements, has his head-quarters-again at Tembleqtte, wjaiier three leagues of Toledo. General Wellesley is ~ also making some movements with his brave army, •.; l 'whiels indicate that they are 'once more proceed. • „ ling to co-operate with the 'Spanish forces, nog, I t re-organized, animated with the best dispositions,.• ~,, and anxious to attack the enemy. Tisk. intelle. genets is confirmed by letti:rs from Iletlajnx. It I will by no means surprise us that the French should evacuate the hospitals of unfortunate Ma. - drid, and retreat to the banks of the Ebro.— They arc particularly apprehensive of a lauding and diversion in Biscay; which, should it, as we expect, take place, would-, by operating in the rear of the enemy, deprive them of all , bows of revisiting Bayonne. Rios, Auae 11.—The regiment of Alinoria has just marched in here. That of Ferdinand is on the other ode of Nlartorell. From the move ments of these and other corps, it is supposed that Blake intends to attack the French army be sieging Gerona. Blake's head.quarters have bees transferred to this place, and Cutipigny's are to be moved to Villa Fromm. It is positively ascertained that the French have disunited all the Swiss troops in Barcelona, in con. , equence of some disturbance, or, probably, be. mist: they nen. sisseuett.4. is cordon of troops from Mongat to Molina del. Rei prevents all ago ./ 'les: to Bereelooa. Those 'who are apprebended. • la attempting tu .pass the lire are instantly hung. r 1 A Frt'itch division of cieelry and infantry were 3 lately attacked and routed near Junqueits, by our litase warriors,' whb captured their guns, set fire to their tents and took a number of preemie's.— They hale also intercepted a convoy which was proceeding ti Figueiras. Mleltßivtto 4.1 G. 8.!•It litmptiptiviiiiksipi ration of Italians have dolettid i Wolf trirdiaa& at ' or t . ' t• Gler C rr a ilrLA, AUL. 7 rertit is asserfeJ, that en the Ilith. instant, _Doctag ltovira, after an obstinate action, in the plate ,of .-Coto, near Jesqueita, Carried off a French convoy, with a loss, on the part of the enemy, of 700 men. The division which embarked at Arens, for the relief. of Ge rona, are understood to have entered that heroic city, with the exception of about 30, who have fallen back to Estartit. fraltesooma, Aug. 17.—We have official ad. 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