The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-08-25 00:00:00

thousatul mon l and amongst the wounded is Mar. shallifictoi, severely so. A General of Division °WWI!, Ne..teete, and Cvz t Palacio, wee p`resent in the battle. Part of the army was . riusploy , 4isa burning thedead. General Venegas, from Acosta, indef. the same date, n rites, that biros.; ditpatched toionat Dea Felipe La Corte, villa 2501:ovso to Etactk a port held by 200 horse mod 300 infantry, he eieciaud his commission *Winn Mach a; illantry that Ise dislodged them front the heights .of Camilla do la Reyna, killing ninety men, awl making 23. fr: prisoners. —,—overnsnevt • Gazelle, .elvusl.3.) • Counovt, Avo. 3.—Tbc approach of onr ar. one* towards Aladriti has excited in that capital a generil commotion ; tunny left it on the 25th of July, by the road of. Aleoveorti, with supplies of provisions, and Whatever they could collect, hi eivtlui-ttt iemtive their deliverers. In Madrid Vie hotels, tolfet.houses t cad all the houses of that eseription were kept open ' eight ' and day. The populace with Sags proclaimed in the streets Fer. dimmed VII. and the French, slintup in E;l Retire, posted placards, iu which they stated that the enemy was approaching,. whoever Wished to sc ream their persons int take arum, rends. Qom Cirtht4t defence at the said. Itetiro.- 1141 aiveristir, Ballard, went oat on horseback, es. cooed by GO rivalry, I et wards the Toledo gate,pell. i. 'lie people to treneolllize theasiclvcs, that the (Tony NO nut yet ap l ieared ; on the 27th be. g ave orders to place doubt,: guards at the en. tiance of alt the principal .sweets 'of: the. ca r-ital.; on Pitt and the fallowing day deo teal. I tation itl MAurd atinitlo t such height, thilt l they iasuttett tho F/cnah in • the street*, south *bootee( rem( live Ferdinand the Seventh," tit rowing tkcir hats upinto the' air, and the w kale Hight there wete donee, auwing the tommon . peocle. Gatipini . liave been placeaLiii.tfie great square l ;aad' in that of del Angel ; .on the dip arreatiorted, neither- letters qf ioNty were 'lsswed, nor .were liaseperts. required latterly, it is said, the gates of Midrid have been shut. The division of the Marqul4 de Zaratu.arrived on the 28th at Yepes, that of Gijon and VigeJet ire at.Ar'anjuest, that of Castijon, at °coos. The skirmishing parties' eateutl W Valdemorti. s Tito prOptego out in bo dies to the roads, weicontitl the tr?e t ts as their deliverers. .1t is a most stfixtiug• iSeAl)a IQ behold put us of *eery 'class olferisiK. join . waret` 2 - 14f?d, wiqF s tuid. *90 2 1.4 siiidauis s '4lB4 rlttjo: - 'Mary.) • pt! BA 13 4.10 Z , Atm. P.—. frill 4 fAllpir gj • ligfe r • • and a discharge of artillery (whitdr.itiot ilyna : o•, peatcil with flireeinceassive eights of illominatiobr s ' announced, out theisoininglif :the 24, by urder of thesuprome Junto, the victor* obtaluadiiti the g e m s o f TA: .tvera•l~ y theionbiond army went 4,119 oppressors:of the Aim tot ry ; and at the same ihnnan sitleion T , e Deolai was etialuteilin the cathedral, at! iribialk the Junta add other Authorities ane-Chiefs, • 1 attends l , the jory4Win e ; universal, the, coitgrmu ilintalsteessint, and the object of frequent public plaice, the magitaniinnus efforts' kith which. our faithful irael.ls , heroes, in generosity and in con c:irrcrice to the defouce of our. causo, have shed their blood, slid acquired nevi claims to the grati tude and adoliratiup of the people. • Calm, Arc. I.t—We hire th.,. greatest 'Atli_ . fa - cline in infonting.the public that Gerona still default lissinwitli ohstin . acy and enthusiasm, being tits sepiflchre - of the Frepeli who hive the temerity eel at rich it. On the 1314 and 141 h it covered it— self rifts .gtuiry, Isi the . Wit trot of the eilerny in atry asoault, and leaving theissuid co.' rifed sith deed 4e.did4.• .- . _ EST it A CTS FRO* ISIFTCS ?AIMS OF lilt 17ut The hea.l.qunrters of the King of Holland were at Capelle, near Ituseaseal, oil the 17th inst. An arprie from Antwerp says, reinforcements of 800 thieve litre daily front France, wild poised tu`C.irelle. • We have no to fear in Cadsand, es We hate a etirp , of 8 or 0,660 men there. Cittrinnntcatlonit etween Antwerp and Dergen ov-Zuom are difficult; ou 'account of the *nide, tieing, that have been formed. The lines' of Stan.. • bergrAosnisonsala , and the Polder of Bergs is - .4l44.3stiellhadollt t • t: • . • The Wool Aallsn I . .troadlawAiogishSllll.• land 1 . 0 rted-r111441.1.- • ! if •• •T hq 41(4i)* iff r te Du iet eyewink, ellatfen; eon. sitting vsf istutsrad , to Outland. Art artiely Norm" Ifilinna - .of Ilse. IRO jontosit, its that - the tn.. itAmintstoirjeria,.en a electing at [Leah.. • • - • ; . . . . ai b sticiess from Viesni sitil .. Piris ‘ktlf s - that there 1116 doubt Chit prate is ;theist t; he.ssipsell. .. An er.icleyool Paris of the 13t11 , A states, (het •I .e he.' beton - itteelly signed. • An artiek of die lith inst. from Vienna sta t ics, that peace had .iiiii-been.eigited atiltat period. -Le Loire, af 41 guns, Ctiptala Schoithaaci, e t trivet nit Illevirty afteitooaat . Pitataasoallt, from dawnyiag Ilia List Neck at ! Indianan n the..Trtaplc tit Career. The fleet stiaril, at Maohein in 14 dirt from that Ntaritoo, ,V . israh Clristiaseg, sVillizas Pitt, 'aid I the'Sie Wt ißnr ?phew'', far—Bengal, were 'afflattid to procetal not their voyage, which grey did. The IVindkam, lardy Lsisiihston, Nerlhumpton, awl Union, pt;t itita Matteira_, where they stai4 l as A g y., take ih wino. 114 ring 'complet e d they sailed again with La Loire, %%W., a fair niood ; sod La Lairs hail og sacn.thetn to the lattind iirroaribed in her artier* (409-atile , i n (! ke 'obi t" uird'of . Matleirw) left titian all ii•e/1 on the 4 t 4141.1.pi5e, had it rraiark ably fine sat and Lime, u( little-awe than sesen wveks.. ---- " — "." . " ----- '^" . "'" - ^"X"'"'" --- • ''' ____ • . ••C ,_ • --------------- . . -_ , r. Acrountb from them : ted e n •st flay (30th), f -., <‘ ,40"" . . at itt.tirord, st.t.e that . 4 • . .•r ' •r of .3 ),(XX) us. ii, were stil ~.• ..st h his, i • lie other si Ic of th • r Private. Ou an- ilo occuin,4l the he • he brit) . .. *4lwish itio ar•ny in front u • rt -ihktiiisb' ..s r in hue 41'1 Our left, . ~• . • retrok. It ii kowise said, that by th.: c. .. " the-Fteapti wasselv4.l, and by accounts • of erait leir loss exceeded hut wcen nine th $ and and fear the T a l a Kn. midi Ira emr r p - . . • WS hope our Correapeolsat, ",Pmftftm," :14112Kisar is 1 with personal interview, that we may liaise/tin opportu nity of offering our grateful and stato6fe aeknowledgmetas for his very handsome letter. We trust, 119vrever, that is future we shall be absolved from the charge of postage; and be will excuse a hint, that his style will be greatly nu ' pre . ved by the saislion of Exacrestimis." His ortho -oly tore is not iris- , of insprovemerst. X ... 11 —•••- II inesuceptible -- % - _ di .. Valli. •' . ,/ . •• Me Dublin „ v ....." 0 Wtaterfitre...• • •••ir 1 O 0 • O -- . 0...1 PRIGE sTocKs rti IS I/A Y AT ON E O'CLOCK. 3 perCent.Cnos. 681 Oiuowm I L preas. S . per Cent. Red. 101 . Inng. Ann— . L 8 iyer Ceut Hi • c : 11111,4746. Jd... prem. glary .981 9 Indi.‘ Bands, 24.15. dls. prem. Googols fnr Act Lottery Mtch. ill. • THE STATESMAN. FROPOSITI TEN.II. LONDON : 71411tA7, AUGUST 26. GrumAe l'Arcas t to the 12th of Augett, of which the following are extractil, were received to ,iley at a late hour:— . 6 BANKS OF THE ELBE, AUGUST let ters reaching us, eh.; Berlin ) from Bohetuil, Mo. amid, and Austrian Silesia, render the prospect of peace very uncertain. The Prague Official Gat. cite of the 3il instant even boasts Of resources' which the Austrian army still has for carrying - 00 the war with effect. • 4 ! The Austrian army will, it is said, not includ ing the landwehr (militia), be shortly locreased.to 350,000 men. • ".Yesterday the rumour of notice having been given by the Austrians to the French on the 30th' July, that the Aimistice would. be broken, was paeral on the Ilainburgli Exchange, and the rids, 'Jew broker, Ilikscher, actually received this into!: likence by an estafette, fium a currespondeut in Bohemia. The Berlin Gazettes, hoivcvJr, down to the 9th inst. arc silent oil.-tkis.skiltject. • ' *- ~ • ~..,:- 1 : 66 DRANDIENIWItuif, At./G. 8,,,--Theid is not ati , yet any official account respect:lei ihe rumour of notice having been given to !treat oftlicA rm is tics." . 44.. ...(Correspondent, Jag. 1 11.)" ' • 66 . MORATIA, Ann. , • 1.-•-,Wc:liern - that the ktehitutre CHARLIS has, oirinOcilind health, re. signed the command of the army, yid ,that Prince loan 'of Ltelltt slap ti hat 'tattoo. it ad interim." 1 !Sach . ii flithstrialitinea :of:int:le . Prpers—butwe Winnt think that Austria Will *mew the contest, notwithstanding the inakeasis' .4qr her army to 1 169;000 wee. w :. . . . *.: * 1'i1.4.: • , ,• -. 1 . 1... 7 ', 3 ..„3 . .! • 2 -.41...... 1 . • lalltleisitoniee Uwe bilea.reosited from . Sir An., •-- .. , plus Wgi l LF.stair, by the Mariboroagh packew bay -,vit winch • tbircontatits . .. 6 not yet transpired.. Deficit Pipiles.altsts-lttkinstant, anddispatihe. freill-lbn;r:iii -iif CittltifAtt,...hiy% lila* arrived,: bat - 44 ilotllioldiftaioy In t 4 liiiiiiii Of im p ortances., The main-body or the army is iniSontbfilevelaud,'l oily 5000 being.sleeM;tl neetwiny for .the occs..l pation of Walchcren. Theitlaik On F0r4.444 was expected shortly to conitnelice i anti' it . Wai t certained that the French ships are pseasiii 'the Scheldt. it May he seen by the llutekilipailli that at Antwerp they ale daily reetising_Obtisfetilk reinforcements ; and the Westphalian tecotekare s? hasteuing down by forced. marches—so .1601 the time we get to Antwerp—ohuald that evep, i contrary to our expectations, happen—the LirtJ' tisii artily will be encountered by a superiority nf' force,' which mast render hopeless the ace*: plbhmeut of any. important ohject. I A galliot arrliett st.Falinouth on Tuesday ing frum lloutdeaux in eight days. It was bellegeif, at that place,•when she sailed, that Peace lietwenm Austria and France was concluded—that 4 , 114,1 m: s., ceott had relented to Paris—and that a traintailiel meat of 50,000 French troops was on Itiiisattch . fur Spain—such were the Reports in cire'utation: In the Report of Peace beiu:, 'signed, the Dutch Papers concur ; mud wethink that thercports from Bonrileatix are all elan:lately probable. • .*" "*'The moment is Matt:Fir far .distret wisellr lbw . , i delusion in which thepeople 'of this coital have . been held by Ministers, 'through th. tots • uptino t ' ..odium of their hireling prints, will be di:sty/4011 Tisat powerful ichicla for the dlsseminstipn. alf .troth, the PoliS, 'by a' !uneatable fah * :fiat perrettion, is converted Into aim, organ ofdetpston and -falsehood, and the people of Etigland-ekceioe .themselves by refusing to listen to any thing but that which ftittiei,:i their wishes add their prefer. dices. 7'ruth and common sense, if not locum s-. - - panted. by this fatal Battery, . cannot obtain a bearing' ; and those Who it ails their felloiv-eitizmis of the imminent danger; that threaten !asp have the satisfaction. of being suspected of reishing• that which OAT, ,nmieavour to avert.: I Cannon were firect—tbells wave rung—and boulires i blazed, for thericlory at Telecom With almost .13 niiich realio4 Aniailttke same.desioustiititins of I joy Ir...vv !iel.." gisplayed fur the battle oi Carentia . l —for that wall not less lionourabtetaVbe valour `of our brave •cOusSirymen. To have repalaid .the- attack of the Fr(nch army, iii numbers supe'rior, and fits d nith Ire.try cannon, Nhikt Cte Bri tish had only a tory few field.pieolat Ito splendid vstriple of the coinagr, clergy ) itka . Cfliienry, ' 9l lll • • TRE 'STATESMAN. a . • ••• !WV . ; - • 41• J of British troops, to which, not only the present generation, but all posterity, will give the highest praise. This successful repulse has, however, been attended by none of the usual consequeneak of- victory. Our army list more than oae-f•wtrth of its number; and so far fr . oni idvancrng, ate; retreated eighty miles, haring .behind sick arwr wounded, and breaking down the bridge of Al.- Awn, to stop the enemy's advance. it was only on Saturday last, that the " inter, I copied letter from Marshal Sore r" was, publish. ed. The annihilation of Sou LT, NET, and Moe. verse's corps was reckoned upon with certainty ; and yet this "cursed Sou Le lies contiiied to threaten the rear of the English army, in despite of the corpi under Marshal Bset.svotin and Sir Roarer WlLsorc, both of Which we cannot but consider as being in imminent danger of. :being completely cut off. Sir A IiTISUR WEL. LUI.ET may retire Southward ; and, if he finds ;it impracticable to continuo his efforts witii ,any prospect at success,_. will, at all . event=, find in Cadiz a safe retreat! !—Frutu all that we vats learn, the sooner this determination is adopted the better. It must-finely obit be clear, even to. those who believed fast winter that 25,000 veteran. troops had been put to the knife at Madrid--4bat the populatiou•of §paill cannot be roused to ex ertion. This subject is trOti painful, and it wilt he most so to those who hare been flattering them. sates:with the flight of King Jtaarit' from Ma, daily.-nod the easy eitirpaliep of the French front 'the Peninsula. To such as have not acv accurate recollection on these points, we recommend the perusal of the files of 7ise Courier, The Post, The Times, and other patriotic Prints-4k them look at the letters from the " Shores 'of f)iseay," and the Ministerial tirade; on the_ suitjeit of our successes in the Peninsula. This, •we own, were as tedious as a ." , thrice Told tale: . —.but if the people would be at the • ttoolste, of comparing the fallacious " intelligence," aJ absurd lucubrations of those public Perms= site have adopted. the principle of "...flattering the public"---that publief would be enabled corm ay, to appreciate the roil "merits of thew "to whoes they have so • weakly listened. • 'That NAPOLEON will finally tau . w c firmly believe:—That the itittisll shay is ill be driven out of the Peninsula, it 441 *cafe: to doubt— = And that the grawallebjort.ertY tion .will be accomplisbadX ivre ovni to • . fxpect. • • • - A letter from Flushing, dated August 17, says, " On Friday evening the town of Flushi•ig wa-• still burning in various pacts, and the streets, In several quarters, reduced to a mass oT mins, pre sewed a shocking- spectacle. The' French had been allowed threw days. to _bury their dead ; but they only stripped titan, and threw theca naked into the tiellatr, or among - the ruins. Even the streets which had saffeted least:from the bombard :nem were strewed with hienan limbs, swords, muskets,. antaimfof - every kind, mited in hurri ble confusion, and the.eillisvia from the putrid bo. dies threatiosed infection. This barraekt ed a frightful scene of klaughter, and thu beach was covered with our cannosiabilli, Which had re. bounded from the wails- of . the tort, and had rolled desin to the water4itbt. Whe n the garrison marched 'nut, in therr ram and vestation 'many of •them thervi their arms into the river; and several others forced their swords into the ground, up to the Wit." . A fishing-boat - arrived in Margato Roads. on Wednesday, which had bent bearded the night be .fore by fear privateers, between Beachy Heed and the . Downs ; each of throe said She had been very successful, keying carried nrany English ships into French hyrhoura within a leek. All of the privateers took sonot.ii,sh, and said they were mat 'afraid of inolebtation, as they had not aeon any English man df war dnrinz, their cruize ; and.con cluded,they must lie it 4 employed in the. stapedi. lion. It is feared that the report of the -capture of* the . elporto fleet nil proie true, as timpfee fail bound to London, •and ports to-the imrthward of the Downs, ice missing.. The Tyriersoliolip of .war o _witiCh, seiketaitkik, th em, , thoW4ll; froul, Oporto, .went hltu Portsmouttl x - OA' leaving her charge in 'the moist darfgeioul paft i,f thu,oyage. Yesterday a . Colirr of Dirielorrlnts held at the East India House, when &vice - A Virdents for-the EMI lkidiiCollege.ware.czamined, egreeakly to resolution-of -gm GeneralCqp et of Proprietors the ate July last. • . • • •-• El.orzukrsz.---Tho two daughters- of a mer chant have eloped (rum their lionnt, , in neigh. bourkood of Ilarnmerismith,,nithin thele days. I The yunitgest, %this is only l't . years of age, went off an Wednesday seinaight with ar Clerk,.. in I Broad-street, and thoy*.ha ye not since been heard •of. The eldest, 11 4 2 year= of age, is supposed to.liave abscnted'herselt with q inno of iireperty,. and of notorious gallantry. y . . Thu aquatic nacussion of a-Civic itiagisfrate, and the p.irtits% lcenc e between hi& and • :Noble ViicOMIT., 'has penal:cell seveßl'itricatures in the City riot *heirs. . In one of - ihese.aketcbes toe. g tniot..l34vivne.t.biplacctlon' the poop of. his vessel, i. suerc e milea: s4 l to olifi and hisenit bags, taking • ifprp tikilicrriena l ,who appears deeply aftviti•l- •• • • . There arts a.iarfev.uptill,ot cattle and sLieetat Wolieeiter - taibinasFaii•On yesterday se'unight, of which this, former / sensibly declined in .price, anti many wereiriren•artay unsold: Dorset were scarce ; goad noes broqiit high prices. Seventy pockets of h ops wi re weighed : curr.ellt •iirices 41. les. to hip. lls. per cwt.—idereforct Journal.- - se. , • ;: ~~{ NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. ' . - INSTANT. EitUM YARN IGO, DATED AUG. 23. We cordially congratulate LardMor.oaArt on the unabated vigour of his administration of the maritime force of England, of which, in addition 'Letters the numerous inttances announced in the Port 'Letters of yesterday, we hare the *writ/kat/on • to insert titelollovring communications : • . Nuramvair, Ass. 94.—A galiht Was takes or lb* place yesterday, and a brig this inctraisig.- P. S. A ship, apparently of 6 or 7%/1) teas beriberi. bat Just bees takep by s prisateer., : -• E•STIIOWINE, AUG. 211. 1 41/0 Ship, Mere t rim off Ileachy Head last eight, by Hed"Freaels lugi 7 ers; uar of then t believe:stub trout Dpurtai the other l took to Volta Ague: riean; nutting ten . s , V.sels liken cif Abe 11/4 artew days. We bare wily 'the . Alftbit• salaams; tio this .stattoa , the Aspera sloop of wit wai Acre, but I pave not tearer( for thece•lyerks. The 4i,ttal is taw tlyiqk at °ie . /le-4 fur two Wages!, which ba n taken a Aria stud a slo o p, and +era t ttseou fur Prance at present there is aotbiag Acre to utaiest them. Porn ours, Aim. 93.—/U-rived the ketch Commerce, o. this port, Wllliden Cr(los, Master, in 29 doravom."l4.-perilt., Lulea with wine; left I) ea,: there the tiestaral Wc Critehell, expected to sail in shoot three vrerka fur the 11esk- - lodic'. A ship from Liverpool arrived there. the day 'Derv.. kr/ ; shi limglists *lump Uoima Packet, Dauiel ..114lIeliar. : blaster, frwis Illahrt and Gibraltite, with wine and cork ; bag sprung her main-mast. Sailed toe Seadosier and Cade* brigg of wwr to the welt , ward. Fs Liana?* Arc. 22.—Arrired.tbe Mor)boruAh packet, Bull, w itb ilea* frons...LishiM, tit dap Penner ; an thheer come jiver 'in' ken with Oisjiatelstel, eiltb which he %seta off e c press Ttir London. - The (Wow lag is %Steil to be the pa,". (loos of (be Merest armies ola tie 10th iiist.sut :-T.Joseph Bu •naparte, with (Ise &Jana army, were between Madrid and Tolello I Sic Arthur Wellesley, in Coaseipseure• of u ant fir pro% Woos and aet-eseacies.rlc the army, had fbonJ it iirees bari, fo retreat to Oruposau OM, with 1.4.t1i1 - J„nven, i. ttersa. telt at Placentia,fin the riai of 01M•diarrpOiettei-1 Tiered ford, with .Ibe - rorusgoric.trails, were oo .‘ie march frost . Rodrigo to joie Sir Maar Weilerleys and thesecisorl (led •sitio of Geoetal•Crawford's troops-has at Castie'Brenean. The. neat arrival 1411166 will "suet y farina .oews of the ant impfirtatiees The Vriegros (311,i - toile packet was at bisboa, and ma)r he - espies* fir latterevii of ass 1184. -T,.. • • Arrived the brig z ycrilleand the9o/1•111, Boll s , from Low and his Majesty's 'brig Vino, 14.ge0, Lietitemist froora ' Sailed lot evotaisportliblp Colingwooti, Captain Ldwari Kell w itb, fat. Pet itantibieiti. ...Letters of the 18th hate .reached town frog hulloed. - By tier ".t.• it appears, tharevery man ca. e ibk, of built* arms is nen Lof fur the defence of Ntseders, where, it is, said, a considerable French ispfto bad errivt:d. Capeile . is the pfeee of rendes • NM fur. the reinforcements froth iatiuusiltuarters. AVGIifST " I take advantage of tar. hot oppottanity In ~live you sine tutor-m:omi, :As slum the loth Loottoseriattsoa Mu bee" mopped by IVlCialib of an emborau. att l ittettant of the .4 tin which itas taken place. the country is i.t cAu e...ery wow Yu can wards is in motion, in order to prod the coast ; as great care is taken left Ike being paw till the coutitcy wl.h their prostates.. roach:, stostrs end on the 'disposable force is iu activity. rite.sch:r.4 oft ,e citizen:, is carried ituo effect, sod v oloutrer c oje , 4 (else are fanned, *W./ arc to march t.i the frontiers. It t; said, !lint in Br4baut there are W 4,000 Frenchmen ; and on oar part, all are well disptivel. Curia u risen 5u fr ier Lear." 01 A Oirvra siom pisgos OF THE ICtil 1 " Albin have taken a new tura .betweed Abe combined gray and th e esetav• After toe gtoriags vietary.of •r n i aser ., ilt . la Reyna, titc knglith; nude, toe gall.p.• Sur A arotta s And t.se *animal, under CO CST A . Were doomed fu ousaistato °wilts to many MEWS, particulorly the . meat of prorisiuns, horses, and torts. in the w r ist time iee„easaus wore nut idk. 'Me corp.% Of Ni', sitivt.r, and Montana, aortae ontted ~ marchedittect upon Placentia, with ao attest to ardor at t•o: badges of Alanditz and Areebi/so ;Siefert the cant- Wed- *swatitos, leaving lover as it were est 'abet' past agd ot the Tagus but al foledtt; and in order to galultnat it would ti a be necessary to defeat isle ellemay it! Cruet s wide th is per e ful corps of 240%)./ .taro huag on Mal' !kw. Thin . enlirkly failed, far%the tutiefatigah e Sil' An riot% atonic 1.• Orly wheeled about mid gained *both Isridges,learryles fosit part of his sick died wohnskal with Not, a sinatt prtion to otsinins behind fur wat.f of ctioveyaince. t'art u. lac %mac hined army tt.ts already arrived at Trliaiflti. :IA is to fall back upon Illeritta, where pros o.t.ins, rriphirceaeuts, mad all the horses, mules, and carts of Lower PaCcemadura aid As.. iintasia arc going mini the greatest eirdititon. Van zaoS itilt proba bly (Alt bock to to% cid pustitod, stud in that case well forin a right wing of Sir-A skunk s'aruty, who has Pit been namitailed drueraltauno ..1 Arum for.es in Spain. (intern! Berestbrd marched-from Guided Hautrigu to juin the combined army " TUN FOLLOWING IS A N LiTaACT 0, AMT E, " This morphia ie./wed toe edited/4' smack, Troia Fltnhing, which she le4t yesterday onornit, ; the Master report', that the town is a beep of mho, three street-, tae choseh, house, aad many Obits buikliogs, haviag been destroyed. A great aunty V !WOW WWI t hildrea have been baried ia the cel lars of the bussei to w Well they 11.. d retrea:rJ, Ceueral !quartet would aot sutler Wean to kave the tow's. The yr,. masers »re eatb.iiklng sit the transport s , aod our ships o f . *at arc praceedutg d e l Vse Sameldt." FOLLO'WIIIO IS An ti rnACT or A LETTS% 111tOX Ltsion, D t'rkb AUG. 14. 7be Dyke of NarThorough packet sails t o-morrow morn • I 'lsg. The Moils.are to be closed this evening ai eight o'ciock. I'Leuers . front the tinny, Of the bib hut. were rcceited ester. ['Am," slide that Sir ARTIIVII. n LLLI.SLt T Was telrea:• ihg back tistisc.froutier. of Portugal, and Mat he usisob:egod to beau. a cad away 0 . 1 MS sick and scounasd knind nun. ,• 'flue e.uoe 111 . sits hilla.% /3.11:k 13 Wild to be, that Sun LI, with a seri , comi.lerable turee, was its his rear ; tent 113 t spo niarclisfunid not fight or act with hi.a, and that there was no provi.ious or all, sort, or furnge to be had in any part of Spans where the army were in; that th.: tillages were de serted at the approach of the army, the tobabitauts Spot to the mountains and other places, n here the, cou,d hide them selves, billing all their lice biotic, provisions. be. &e. with them, and others% be acted wits gnat hosiiiity to the Li.g lish army. Ole the oth inuani, bead-quarters were at Me,. tina chi the ' south i2e of the Taaus *aid; tor Aarnua crossed a fen days before to avoid Soc LI, *oho was in his rear; on the sone day hot.t.i 11'411 w hull a league sit the Tarn, on the mirth side. hi consequence& Sot:ta lima; to the rear of the British army, he took serval detaquatues of the hagfish that a ere giiiiig to and coming from tae army. = " By these hit mecums, It .toes ih.t appear that tinier* CATI.IIs CU AC Pu it u hatrjamied Sir A avian it, bsiV win a pecied every day. OrG ltiilP esi. BtaOltu aud at/view a. my ' it is confident IS asserted, that fles# rVa is taiiyea Eta idle', aid Ow flag were In 4 perjbd state of mittlity, is comet thence ~j Moir ,rereieiag as pay, and ening in gnat provisions. How the tt.gericy . ems' •acninat to 'Ye hagfish.. ticitertil, or in their country, for pith* ibis little army. Which d re. nut patiouut to more irtito eight thouAllun Agee, be M this suite, I eta at a loss to khan . . hair hero en s uepub- Ilc oticesilin day t they all ore is hopes that hie Am.- env It will be able to snake ale • sink , lead on the 1..044. • tiers. A convoy sailed for Luglaild zesierday. All the data. bottomed boats that titre 'uses; bribe Lindh/gut . the troops. were (Willey hattled int'siiiire al the ur9pll,. refer Mess fallen 3 per c,:ht. tbe•et*d dMl.w I I S