The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-07-06 00:00:00

i • • ..-, 0 4; . coo • • • 01. _ . ---. Y c -ATV •• -J. , . • : ..: • ,?.. 4 2 ' - . V:`."%. , Iraq -jc• , 7 ,en • -0) ' - . • 4.. g y ."7 4 r . _- • ,-,_ icillowl ' i) ec, • no , •e,,,,,mtAin, ...ir...._.,,,,...). , Ai. •..„...„ i •.: ; . . TRVAID.AIY, JULY 6, 1809. .... 4, „ . ...• ' • — *.ilviT`:t.,;... - eis ,- &EA. •-•.... 1. ." .3 . 177 .. .*. • :...., , i •°: ....: 4 r - • - ... ~.. . . . vo:\ . ,•.:..,.,,,: ) PRICE rip. . • NO. tOO% ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW BRIDGE-STREET, BLACILFRIARS; EXPOWERICD acT OF. PARLIAMENT, For Insurance from FIRE, and on LIVES; and for the Groot and Purchase of ANNUITIES. ART t.t Westasinster Bridge. Under The Pat. Image of their Ravel lifighnrce-i the Prince of W Las sod Bute of Yrrat. T"' fIYENING, THURSDAY, July 8, FRIDAY. Shly and SATURDAY. Jvly 8, will be pteseated, a Me. Eater Eqeestrian aid Pedestrian SpertariP. written br Mr. Astiet. •F0n. 4 11 1 14 ?he ARAB. or. The Plllllta9OTCßs of the Deerey. Compreigendiag-a 'mien of egrets in the Progressive M ventures and Artists afthe Inhahitsuits of Egypt, delineating the Kilmer% Castnens, rid Warfare of their Infantry nod Cavalry. Rkewise the Haunts Rod Stratagems of as Arabian Banditti, together With the made of their Traffic I. Mayes I with n bkhfei Portraiture of the Mor.,nent., Re.sin g planet, fie. of a (tined Cagayan, go its Jimmy of sixty Stiles from Cairo to Sees. _ _ _ EXCHEQUER. BILL OFFICE. 1;t /Oh MIL AU EXCHEQUER BILLS dated In the Meath a Jultee -TO BE PAID OFF. • F~NF LORDS COMMISSIONERS of lIIS MAJESTY'S TREASURY, hiving given Direetivel for paying of the Prittripe! of the abote-mentioned Exchequer Illite,with the Interco! due theme, et the Exchequer Bill Ope in the k•teipt of Exchoquere New Palace Yard, Westminster, on Monday, the 24th Day of July, 1804, tittendallee Win b e #l,Ol daily (Sundays an Holder excepted) until, and in cluding ntestlay, the 18th Distant, front 714 o'Clack .ia the Morning tin One in the Afternoon, for the Purpose of teoefv lug the same. ind for the greater Dispatch, the Brewers of the mid Bills are desired to bring Separate Lists of each description of Bills, containiag the Meader.; in Nunseriest Or der, according to the Dates of the sea Sills and Commeneenteht of Interest, sett the Pri;.ctpat Sums Onel Interest due thereon, computed frees, but aretuding, the Dior en which they are re spectively dated, to the said Nth Iltql of July, inclusive, When the Interest wiU mese t and Pie said Bearers (Meg Holders sr tent) are indispensibly required to indorse sack Bill with thesr cowl Signature: and to wile their Nemo and Residence at the bottom e each separate List : and they Ire moreover required to attend the F.rrlsequer Bill Ogee for !Payment, and to receive the New Sills, and give the Receipts n If any of the liobirre of the eiforessid Bills should be de- Woes of roceiviag Payment of the Principe( and Interest, previous to the said 44th Day of July, they may be sc- I cmgernodaied on consenting the Inforest to the Day en which they souk to ha paid, end leaving the said Bills for nation One Day prior thereto. took place at the ford, several siiinioten, at tl.o had of whom was Captain Tressard t crossed the ri►er under the fire of the batteries, rolling before them a coffer filled with muskets and cal lride, boxes. INSURANCES tilting due at MIDSUMMER, !hated he reamed whirl@ liftees Days from that Period. Ahateinenti are made, aeconliM to the Plan which origin aced with this Company, im the Premium, of all Fire ban rawees OUT Or Lovoox. A large advantage is allowed et) Life IfUerstocr; and every facility is afforded by which the interest aild Cativedalkefif the pinblie may be promoted. - WARNER Pit I P PS, Secretary. The Coomposy's 0111 c. foe the Wet-end of London, is at No. 97, neat Osibed.street, oh the West-side of New Bond street. 44 This handful of heroes soon rushed upon the enemy, who, attacked on every side, fled, and abandoned his artillery. At that moment the pas. sage of the infantry became practicable and easy, and was okerutedso rapidly, that by niuc its the evening the rerr.guard alone remained on the right bank, which it reached during the night. The flotilla now directed its course towards Ri!)adeO, fur the purpose of protecting our passage of the Eo. tie with a GENERAL ATTACK of the Free hooters. Caravan Crotrdm itire on REAL HORSES, with the F iLL of the ARAB CRISP. floriernanship by the Doable Company, with the Emil- tricities of the Hanted.Tailor. The whole to cowhide with a new Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN PYIIMALION Or t a Tour through France. Exhibiting 11 entirely new Scenes. taken from well-known Views in that Comers . . particularly the l'ortik6stions et Valentiennei, Public Hanka in Paris, Tholi and a View of the Camp at Boolognet to conclude with a Grand Cloud Palace. Principal Character% Fidelia, MO; Bloingreen; Metre Sniffle, Mr. Davis; flawed Grtgeoutnele. kir. Norman; General Coteint (with a Song), Mr. Decastra; Madame linnille. Mn. Settee ; Jea nette de Gram, Fon /Clown's Wife), Mr. Snethby t De Bi jourie (afterward; Harlequin), Mr. Bologna, ten.; Jaques Asoimallie de Greed Fon (Clown), Mr. Larwme ; and Ange limb (Columbine), Mrs. Melville, late Miss Taylor, hey second Appearance. The Scenery by Mew's. Wilson, Senn., &c. The Mask By Dlr. Lawrence. and the Poetry by Mr. Barrel. Doors to open at half past Ave o'clnek, and Aegis at halt we sir. Boles is. Pit 2.4. Gallery is "laces takenas the Box Ogee from trn until three n rr To prevent the disappointments which have recently occurred, in consermenee of the Servants not being seat in =r i time to keep Places, the Public are respectfally In , that the Bits Keeper aslant be answerable for such Thi,n7s. unless the Se aimed at Five o'clock, nor cue they be kept longer than halt mot Seven. FROM THE DUPCII, FRENCII, IND GERMAN PAPERS. --Aim. gg On the 26th, the troops were divided into two columns. Tile out, marched towards Castro. pol, and the other to Lange. A ford was dis. covered at the latter place, and the infantry pas. mil on a brldp of carts. I learned at Castropel thi arrival of the Duke of Dalmatia oe the Minbo. " On the 27th, I marched the greatest part of my troops to Mondonedo. My vanguard made a number of prisoners, and the enemy retreated on Meyra. " The 28th I approached Lugo, my right ez. tending beyond Cutro-del-Rey, and sent to re connoitre the eemay's position, and the state of .affairs in Gellicia. I then learned the arrival of the 2d corps, and the results of the enemy's at. tempts on the town of San Yago. " The 29th I proceeded with ther3d Hussars to Lugo, to hold a conference with the Duke of Dalmatia; and on the three following days marehed the troops towards Botanzos, with the view of being read)* to act against Carera's corps at Sao-Yago. " P. S. General Fournier, whom I left in Lego with three battalions and two squadrons, maintained his position for four days avtinst an army of several thousand Spaniards. among whom were regular troops, commanded by General Mahy. His total loss in killed sod wounded did tot exceed 130 mu." Pants, Yu 28.—We barn by the fait Arri val! from Coruana , that the Marshals Dvkes of Dalmatia, Elehiegen, and Treviso, have corn. maned their march to attack the English on the frontiers of Portagal. We every diy expect to receive important intelligence from that (pater. CAPTURE AND RECAPTURE OF ST. ANDERO . Ou the 10th of June, from 10 to il,cooo insur gentshad the audacity to attack General Noireau in St. Anders, who repulsed them, and Grove them from monntain to mountain. hile he was in pursuit of them, some insurgents, landed on the coast by the English, entered St. Andero, where they perpetrated horrible excesses. General Bonnet, Informed of the circumstance, arrived there the same day with his division, forced a passage into the place, and drove out the English and the rebels, after a considerable loss on tiler part. The next day, being joined byGeneral Noiremi, he again attacked the enemy, who was routed in every direction, and particularly at Santogro and Laredo. Those who escaped were left wandering is the mounteins. The garrison of Bilboa Marti. cularly distinguished themselves on this occasion ; and the constituted authorities of St. Anderu evinced distinguished loyalty. Letter from the Duke of tichligeo, Commander to Chief of the 7th Corr of the Frewh Ann in Spaia. to Mir War J Minister at Feria, dated Comma, ew 3. 46 I had the honour' of sending yuu k -bn the 21st ult. an account of the Austrian expedition. I now most inform you of the return of my troops Into dallicia, of the dilicnlties winch they had to encounter in their march, and the events which have taken place iik that vast province during my absence. _ . Such Persons as may be desirous of harass New toeheinwr Bilk is while or in part Payment of Pond's!, span whim New Bias, and aseationing the Amount at Ike Bottom .f their Liate, delioerof INS or Wore Model the 184 July, may So accommodated troth Nu* Bills, tangly es Its. Sorest Threepence Oas Parihs* 1v the Day • 10 ~it ON , Misdeed Penn*, which said New Bills will bay Date the said Silk Deg of .fary, aped "NU be efeibered on Wednesday, Me ISM "'sty, and the following Dogs. N. B. Ale &charm Bills dated prior to jaw, 1908, have bate advertised to be paid of, and the Interest thereon has eased. RICINARDSON. UoODLUCK, AND CO. RESPECTFULLr acquaint the Public, that /Ai Tickets sad Shares for the STATE LOTTERY are as Sale at their Others. Bank Buildings. Combats and faring the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Cr.,11. There are bet MOO Numbers (from 1 to 5,000 inclusive). four Vektis of each Number. The wbok to be drawn is One AB CAPITAL PRIZES. 4 .... . . ... ..o qo.ooo - • 4 .... of .... J 8 ... of .... 41.000 4 .... of &r. &e. &e. SChemell at huge gratis. A MANUFACTORY. T BE SOLD, a MANUFACTORY in the COUNTRY, and a WAREHOUSII- conducted at CZnitby an Agee in Loudon. The whole effacer') has ong ettabllabed. and I. the emit in qualits of the kind in -Wand. The Magstactory is anent in ita attn. wits &gad capaSto of :Inv necessary extols., and the IV:mrbegne is the ennipteteit and heat *sated is London. The Mute are is the (1111.4 employourst, asi have the best hand 3. The Clamp ems is well worth the attesting of Fermin, with capital. Far Particulars astigire of Mr. C. Smart, No. 13, Cie. fun. Load's. T 9 lIE DISPOSED OP. A Delightful small rural COTTAGE, siteete 1i within eight Miles of London, cettanamilog most beau tifal views, in which the eye blast by tb. , expanding Coon trz ; comprising a goad dairy, drawiaz-rnoon, and two) Miler roams on the ground flour, two best mud--nnots, awl three other sleeping mono, a conch-honie. and two-Mall stable. with sleeping room, an excellent garden, and good paddock, all its compleio• repair, neatly rambled with every arcemary, Out without extravagance. The whole. with the Imre. to he &riled elf nu moderate tenni. the present owner tieing obligee& to join the Army. Letrerr, post-paid, addressed in A. B. C. at No. 87, Fleet street, a ill be atkialed tn. amts, :trigs 29. TIIE BULLETIN OF ?RE ARMY OF SPAIN. The necessity of investing Gerona, and after. wards covering the opetatlens of the siege of that ' place, had obliged the seventh corps to draw near to it. At the same time the third corps had dc. cached one of its divisions fur the purpose of co operating in the euterprise against the Asturias, and General Sachet, who commands it, thought proper to concentrate the retnainder of his troops in the vicinity of Saragossa, along the Heerbe, and on the Gallago. The Spanish Gcn. Blake thought it a favourable moment to make a movement on the aide of Arra gen, and having united his troops with a great lumber of armed peasaiits, he began his maich on the 13th of June towards the Hnerba, and the sanse day made several attempts against different points without success. On the 15th he advanced in considerable force on the side of Santa Fe, where Gee. Suchet had collected about 6000 men, and expected that the enemy, emboldened by, his apparont inactivity, would push forward into the plain, and afford an Opportunity of attack. After several movements on both sides, Gen. Suchet was enabled to make a decisive attack about five o'clock in the crafting. It was at.. tended with the desired success ; and the enemy's line,• broken in all points, was compleely routed. The pursuit of the cavalry was rapid, and those who escaped were indebted for their safety to the rocky mountains, to which they fled for refuge. The result of the actions were, at the doper. tart; of the courier, 20 picces4Of cannon, with their caissons, three standards, and upwards of hundred horses; a General of Cavalry, thrio Colonels, five Lieutenant-Colonels, two Captains, and more than 400 men were taken prisoners. The enemy left 3000 dead on the field of battle, and fled in the greatest disorder. The most com plete tranquillity prevailed in Saragossa during the battle ; and Gets. Suchet speaks iu high terms Lf the conduct of the inhaWteets of that city. • ' COL. WARDLE AND THE LATE INQUIRY. This drtv was published. price Is. 6d. AFULL and ACCURATE REPORT of the TR T I. of as ACTION brought hy MR& CLARKE's UPHOLSTERER against COLONEL WARDLE, far the Expeuee of Furnishing MR6. CLA REV. How, ia Weft bourse-Owe, previous to a late !agility. Taken in Short-hand by a STUDENT OF TIIE MIDDLE TEMPLE. " On the 21st ultimo, General Kt:Hermann ar. rived at Oviedo i and hit troops successively re placed mine at Gijon, Aviles, and the important positions of Penne:tor and Gallegos. After hav ing settled with ►his General the dispositions ne cessary to maintain tranquillity in the country, I began to march. ►' On the 22d.1 reached A vllcs, where General Marcognct had two days before gained a leilliant success over the insurgents, who lost two hen. Bred men. The 25th dragoons and 39th of the line distinguished themselves greatly in that ac. tion. LADIES' BUFF DRLSSES. rrilE objections to Buff Dresses, from their AL liability to Slain, and the dilicuity of removing *hem.' a..e 'my -minty obriettea by the rise of HUDSON'S CH E. !%! IQUID, which removes Stains Port Wine, Tea, Coffee, Fruit, Mildew, and every ',viable ironer firm Bair Onuses, Table Linen, Leather, Cnteiins. Ms‘lires, and Lace, without injuring the U.S Co -1 gar. er the tertare of the Cloth. Prepared and Said by Hodson and Compton, Her Ma j"ty's l'hyiniats. Hayntalitet. London; sold al! nby Ba ena sad Co. Oxford-street ; Rica,, 31. New' Bond street; Harding aid Howell, 89 4 Pall-Mall; Comilla; (Won', 158, Strand f and the principal Perfumers sad Medicine Venders thresghust the Uoited iiiogdum, in Mottle, at 3%..'b. and 49 each. London: Printed and Published by T. Gillet. 7. brown roam, Fleet-street; sod to be had of SherwA, Neely, and Toles Paternoster-row, and ' all o th er Booximsen . i. __. a__ This day was published, price £l ll. prink 0i colembier paper, Folio, and containing flew plates net a vignettr, engraved in exact imitation of the (highs. Drawings. No. I. Tolle continued Prory two NI/withal of 3 Work entitled • riiHE ITALIAN SCHOOL OF DESIGN, Exemplified in a seri(' of VAC 6/NILES, carefully engraved by eminent Artists, from Original . Drawiags of the greatest Painters and Sculptors of Italy. Selected front the Collection of _ _ _ " During the much of my troops, the left was foremost. A squadron of dragoons, com manded by Colonel Ornano, formed our van. guard, and was followed by the 69th regiment of the line, acting under the orders of General Bardet. DR. TAYLOR'S ANTI-SPASIODIC PILLS. a late Discovery. of a MEDICAL. GEN TLENLiN of great eminence in his Proftwltro, and k the mile Specilc for the Cure of EPILEPTIC. and CON VULSION FITS, HYSTERIC and PARALYTIC A F FECTIONS, DEBILITY of the NERVOUS SYSTEM. and without exception the best preymstite of that mortal Malady, the APOPLEXY. Peke 4s. 6d. pet box,' with plain directions. Snld. wholesale and retnll,.by Barclay and Rom, No. 93, Fleet "itarket ; and retail by Mather , - and EPigh, Nl'. IL Strad ; Newberry and Sims, 'St. Paul's ; Ilicev and Cn. How Church-card ; Tett, %INN Royal Exchange burger, Oxford-street : Cobb, Haymarket ; % adr, Corn ill; 'Wither% Strand g Earl , Swallow-street ; atni by all respec table readers of 16chse In the kingdom. 'WILLIAM YOUNG OTTLLY, F. S. A. With Notes, Biographical, Critical, ar.d Explanatory. Printed for Loneinau, Hurst, Rees, :Ind Orme, Paternos ter-row ; and the Author, No. 43, I'mb-street, Soho-square, Where Specimens of the Work, and a awry detailed Pro spectus may he seen. The colleetion from whir+ the specimens fur this wcrk are selected. was priacipally made by the Editor daringa long residence in Italy, at a period when the calamities of War oc casioned the dispersion of those Cabinets which had consti tuted the chid ride of the great families of that Country.— The deigns are of various descriptions, and exhibit the mode of conduct observed by the great Italian Artists io the prepa ration and process of those finished Pictures which have ones,- mantled the admiration of succeeding ages. At a time like the present, so highly ilistin,guisisetthy the love. and the pa trotter of the Arts, it is conceived. that carefully.e iterated fat-similes of these studies cannot fail of being acceptable to the British public, as calculated to gratify the taste of the Anatomic, and to afford valsali:e arWaute to the Student. " Colonel Ornano took a position on the Na irn), with some companies of sharpshooters, op. posite Muroz. He was instructed to collect at that point as many boats as he could. Another column ascended the batik of the river for-the same purpose, as far as Pravla, whence it brought barges laden with 12,000 rations of food destined for troops who were to defend the passage of the river. " I had sent from Aveies, ander the command of the Chief of Battalion, Reynard, my Aide—de- Camp, a flotilla armed with some pieces of can non and 120 infaniry along the coast, to collect boats, and enter succestivt.ly the rivers which we were to cross. FrHE MOUTH h subject to many I)isor. der; of the mist unpleasant Wm, bnt more partieu- I•ri Storbutic Han:ours, Tooth-ache. addincerellt Places. in no class was it more evident than in Gentlemen of the Fa culty but now then u-e and recommend the CRY (AN EX& °TIC a' , not only the mt.( elegant and agreeable Dentifrice for rendering Ili...Teeth beautifully white, hut the only certain remedy !wall Disorden Of the *Nlorth. linmedi.alidy upon application it will cure the most exeruciating Tooth-ache, Gum {Ulm, swelled Face, Ike. In a few dw . y. It will entirely @sada-ate the Scuryy In the Garai, make th-m titan and health ful, purify decayed Teeth, prevent them becoming worse, fas ten such as may he loose, and render the Brenta delicately sweet. SOUTH AMERICA. This Day wa; published. Is two Vol.. Ms. with a Map of the Canary, price 18.. Words. rIPHE GEOGRAPHICAL, NATURAL, and JR. CIVIL HISTORY of CHILI. 'Translated from the Original Italian of the A BEE DON J. IGNATIUS MOLINA. " The tad the insurgents lined the beights oa the left of the Nalon ; a few embarkations sufficed to disperse them, and they lost 40 or 50 killed. The passage began at three in the afternoon, and ended at ten at night. The horses of tbc ca►alry swam across the ri►er. The tcar-guard, coming from Gijon, did not effect its passages until ucit morning. VINLOWA, Jerre B.—The remains of General Chasteliar's corps, joined by a number of insur. gents, arrived in the beginning of this month from Steinact and Sterzingen, by Trent, through the Pinter Dale, into the Venetian territory, and es. acted of the town of Bassano a contribution of 100,000 lira, and put a large quantity of cattle, grain, du. in requisition. General Ruscit was obliged to tall back to Treviso ; but now several corps of French and Italian tiliops have moved from Mantua, Pescairs, awl Legnauo, to Treat, which, after effecting a junction with General Rusca r will Ito enabled to place the enemy between two fires, and force hint to surrender. A consi. Aerobic division of the army of reserve asszmbling is the plain of Marengo, near the townie( Ala.• sandria, has been ordered to march against Southern Tyrol, under the orders of General Francischi. Tn which are added, Noses film the Spanish and French Version.. and two Appendixes, by the English Editor; the listen Accouot of the Archipelago of (:hilor, from the de scription hionricul of P. F. Pedro Gonzales de Ajmer°, ; the seems& an Account of the Native Tribes who inhabit the Southern extremity of Synth America. extracted chicly from Valkner's Description of Patagnia. Primed for LONGMAN, HURST, RELS, and ORME, Paternoster-rnw. fn; h,sie sul6ect to Sores, nr Wren in the Cheek*, Gams, Tempe, or Lip, it is particularly recumtner.ded. li ft is 00th Lip,, or tie Amok in a holdalls, let the Pr l - icier !nok at It (he .equires nu fee). then tr the EXQIk be tiwil a. he directs, WI Disorders incident to the lliontb will be completely cured and prevented t *Minuted IT'Mku tinu restore- 1 . ; the necessary Nntriusent fur existence be MAWS with a true havour t nee Valetesdisiarias placed in a date of eonvaleicanie :sad health, the greatest of *0 sahlanary. bles sings irintsril and eorfirused. A smelt elperirsient willpnere the :nab of the. Issregoinie itatrusen; Ma if is but fair to that the person once made iessible of its worth will never be Without is. " Tie 2 lth all the troops were in motion to march un to Luarra. A fufa was discovered in the Canoiro, which the infantry passed on a bridge of chariots, without any opposition on the part of the enemy. The re,r-guard then joined the first brigade, and was thus united with the rest of the army. 'f he flotilla continued to follow the coast, increasing the number of its boats confines. ally. It was ordered to enter the Phyla ; but having reached Cape Pedro, it was altacted by a privateer and a large chase-marce, which were forced to sheer off, after a warm engagement of three hours. ORK a4d LEEDS Now Commodious, safe, Cheap, and Expeditions POST COACIIES will pet out fron Ate GOLDEN CROSS, Charing Cross, and BELL _SAVAGE, Ludgate-hill, every months, at half-patt lie ; Rrettlfint at the Red Lion, Rinset ; dine at the Cock, FA. tern; Sup stA the Grrtham Inn- Breakfast gt the Red Lino, Donenstri. end arrive at !.ree ls by Twelve, and York by Owe, at Noon. There are only four Coact:men employed, and the sante Guard and Coach go throughout. Every cher. Hon has been, and will continue to be made, to reader this the hosteanverance on the North Road. Inside, to York and Leak, XS :h. Outside, £2. I.lv GEORGE MOULTON and CO. Front the Geldest Cross, the billowing Carriage set out, be- The CEYLON DENT! TRICr, for which so such 'lmpairs is nevric, ie rqusequefore of the Stir heiog teonced Gore Soho-ye:ire, 'pew Ito land at 'Churn'.. 45, Olt ford- Wed Fretuest Strand ; awl of the Proprietor, No. 1, Trootir-plare. Illatkfrioes 11,4KuL mar the C i Pike 91, NEVER-VAILINO CLTR . F. FOR TpEITCIf IN ONE • those *filleted with the above Disorder R CI,4ICS ORIGINAL OISIIIt.IIT is ?mum. m end"' " 3 3e ff' . . srely. and-eget/tool remeilv. TMs mem ha. bees to purral uw for swotted' aw 4.1.. dean, without a -10 1 1.- ioplatice of its baying railed tl cure the snot inveterate ca.. - S. it 410.."1 riot eoruzin die waalloA partiele.of ‘I.-r (or y. or no v other ditaxermas attl may be safely cord by person; of the most delicate cowl i taatin. The Pubitc are regorged to otiserv , .. tn..l nay fato r ribtu be gami e r 'oiliest; die uames of the Ptepritl , :r., lin - 3,4 Soo, are eitgra%cti oa the stamp affixed tame% h• ; mad greht I.txrr ssa v al i tram the &lint of this eln!ii”. Wholrial- and RetAil, by Ua?rtay a ri milky tucceNory t o j itr k, 32 wa ft Co. I, No. W, 4 WII, /Pict 1/1. W. duty loctoied. -- side many ashen ton numerous t o ruentine LIVtRPOOL Expeditious Post Cniiches, msly one night oat, every Morning at Silt. noi.Yfi EA and North Wiles Mall every evening. HOLYHEAD. Shrewsbury and Birmingham New Peet Coaches. every Morning at Nine. LUDLOW. Worcester. tend Oxford Mail every evade.. and a New Post Coach 'Tuesday. Thursdity aei Satarday, at 1' ion. milsonn ITAVEN. Carmarthen', Gloucester, and Cheltenham Skil every evening. • CIIELTEN 11.% NI and Oxturd New and only Day Coach, envy Miming at Ma. BRIODWIN. Lam Bourn, Worthing, Ilaitings P orte huathinurofri, isle or Wight. Bogiuw. A Nadel. Little Ilaniptnn, Margate, Risinsgate, Dover, &c. &C.. tinily. " On the 25th, at break of day, the column passed through Laws and reached the Navia, the further bank of which was defended by a multi tude of militia.men and peasants, with two twen. ty-fuur, one eight, and uuc six-pounder, and who received us with a warm fire of artillery and musketry. Colonel Ornauo, being' detached to explore the river, found a fo rdablo place opposite Coama ; the sharp-shooters instantly mounted bc, hind the dragoons, and the enemy, whose flank was attacked, hastened his retreat; but hating perceired our movement too late, his loss was greet, and tie dragoons cut dorm wen,. Wialst this Almszca, Juice IL—The Gazette of this town has officially published the following article:— " The Wirtemberg Lieutonant.Genei al de Phell arrived on the evening of the 12th inst. at Litidatt. Oa the usoruing of the 13th, Major De Scheller aindertooli.to explace tho country towards Lay_ loch, anskdrove thn„insorgeots to the other side at the Pielk. The 14ck Wirtemberg hussars eel the French grenadiep were marching against Hor. !Prang, when suddenly they were fired upon fr.'n a house seer thoopot. Th^y instantly forced their way into that house, killei seven rebels, and after tithing the children and cattle o 4 of It s wit licit t• _ ~. .