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'i ' cirorrtttj Sr:r . ~~, • , -of .•1 • ovum: 1744 ) • SEVENTEENTH P. THEATRE-ROYAL, PAPP/lA:MET. rIC Pit ESENT F A 144. tg. isos, ill be presented, it Nair Play, in three acts, wilted, TRE AF::1(:AN8 ; OR, WAR, LOVE AND DUTY. With entirely new Scenery , Dresses, And Decorations. Ilse Overture and Musk composed 'sod Irelrettal by Mr. Vey. Vanillin (the Peteata Mr TUirirtstaw, ; Torribni, Mr. Var. fey ; Madikem, Mr. Fawcett; Elieu, Mr. Tout./1 t Mleulbs seat/Jolla, Knife Eamon, Mr, ; Dane/Len, Mr. C3riell ; Fetterwell, Mr Gr Art Murdabutte, Mr. Menage; Henry Augustus Mrs, Mr. Liston. Wilma, }!n- Gibbs ; Darine, Mrs. St. Le=er ; Sunk Mrs. reroute Stases Prisoners, Da...erre, Pte. Mewl/noes Gutter, n welt, De Cnigip, Geiritlner, Lendatt, • Lerento b . Meaugc, Sinkes,hansoien, W..tt, Wilson, kr. • m n i•litign Warri.r.-Ittque Male, Cunke, Treiy, Ten new, Caulfield. Meth, Dixon, Jones, Oudwrll, Snoyer, Warm r, Willoughby, Wilson, he. After winch, Ilse popn'ar Melo-Drama of THE 111,0 )1 1 . Stanntia, Mr. Carlos; .Rod./Ipls, Me Mow !saw ; Ed mond ;the 'lliad Rue, 11Wo A. DR Esnak o 4berto, Mr. I , :utcett ; Starow, .14Asi Khu g . ; Name. M.• Litton . Ennis, My ra . ou r " . 'Fa wortww, The IliAisimq Mesta Matti sad Piat lad Cllll Reeving. . . • r the Praetors" of Ho h oval Highness the rrascs of WA I. FVENIN(4. tY. A 19. the k. ‘3!1.47iD lkftlJT tar 1 , 17.11 7 ., k vvea in linlour of S' of hie Royal Higbee's time Duke of voaK, will .pented. visrion 9s. 64.--Daors epee at Serea, awl the C., *t b...',5 at Eight. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. MATTHEWS. THEATRE ROYAL, lIA Y. MA RK ET. ON IvioN DAY NEXT. A uhobt 21, 1804, will be peeseated, the Favourite (*airily of I'IlE VOLIN(; Twat Sair.oy ; Mr. Fnercett; Clod, Mr. Matthews. Pl ash Prism riot.. Mrs (Silks ' • Arninirta., Mrs. Matthews. Eiwi of the Comeily, • Comic Song, by Mr. Liston. 'ln rums, of the viewing Mr. Matthews will siire the (a lumni', Swig of " The Mail-Cuarb ;' also, " The I Inewurs irtbotlinew Fair,"' and wig introduce, in the character of Glut, " Tim Yorkshire Beauty ; or, The misfurtui.e of being baud , evae." Betatitu the Cuinidy aid Farce a Comic Piece, in On* Act, mated 8L17V.. DEVILS. Mr-rim, Mr. Faweer. Annette, Mrs. Habilis. After which Ma. Matthews will recite, in Character, Iliriscaley's'llninken Man," with Alterations. The elate to ensclinte with a Fares is 'Two Acts (Dever acted) called FIRST (7:1 IF. FIRST SERV'D Or, THE BITER Err Tim Pe:ricipal Clntracters by Mr. Liston; Mr. Farley; Pi. !limbos, ; and Iles Davenport. diets snit Place. to he taken ut Mr. Matthews, No. no, • Rat iell,tEret. Ittioinsbary, and of Mr. Minato:hem, • toe Ilwx-ollicitief the Them re. A OJOUII OED QUESTION. MB. JEFF FOSON AND AMERICA. OLD MORIN HOOD DEBATING SOCIETY, N 0,17 theft-am IFYIN 3r*Bwn. T lIS PRES ENT EVENING, the i3th inst. tht Quiestion will be, T.. which of the two f.ilow hie censer ought to to etlri botol the dooa6sfactizu capressed Company of :11tr (harts at thr Spanish Dihner, oa the propoisat pr tbe toast, '(ht ereo,:,ot of the United States of Aeeetlea,- name:,, iniap:cion of hertlltty to the cans' of thz Ap , nish Pa tr,cs, nod a eibleet :es foetbr :atori st of Bonaparte ow the p. he .1. , 111 . can Government , or, A aeltiah, entorar,tEe 10 , roomy ea the part of the Merchants, jealous of every pcd,r,itot to its profits, end incensrtt apinat the American 161 , er...want, only Isceattse those profits al- diminished by IS, tick:naive pni,ep neon which that Gea;romeol ja pe led end asrraateJto act. Dom" ripen at tight n'elork, and the Chair takes precise'', at lia'fsiter —A Makin:ice la. slay i• Vol. 9, price el ; i clityristi sioNtTOR:_ or, TLe Aotijargonist, Stranger's O-ith, Oriental Li sec's!. 'l4 V:26091.1 *Ler 0,....rk5. eaal:),•,(:.• 1 :ato two tuquitele V•JUlne‘, Oil the i • 3. •.e•sore impre prey called Moors t sr.th ••• Infornvolon r.spert r.: Eastern Tungure, a. iic. ‘t. fist jgvehns firm. 1111.4 V.1.1:-; 1., A. E..t !wilts, easy its bed' reed•rel asrmably ..11 , 1,iem.4.1 to the oree4 arrtiti thee of trivia useful Ili.oo.ledos n.. Indian Affabis, tnli :te.r r9.n.mtest natio , Astute 16.4:::t, Fame, Happi.tvi, asti Fusin/K., in that rrurute but prousisiug portion of the Lrit.A4 Rsiniro II JOU:. BORTH IV lt C, I 1.V.1 fan, Esq. L.L. D. San bt :;:oci, Perri, ewe V:logsbory, Bouhsrlte.-s w t h e 11 - 4 ..nr4:11-ist India compeer, Leadenbnil-street. DELItIATr.D / 1 0 LORD F:NVILLE. 7 1•11 day As yablishea, is one vulvae ova. price 6s. hoards, rip:LE 'EKPCRINIENTAL fAlt Beteg Suirtares us .-aric , ..l httanchtts of Husbandry and Agriettlinte, drum fleas a tam; series of pract ICC ta thf tient pets of Gmt Brivtia ; cnotitniag Observations on• waiting and ortes4vieic Toting Tiles, 'rite ao approved neitns.l of ::tinci • t then., to Wynne.: Timber. Ltivetse, Pins ter laving out Land, en a, Five and Finer Field Sys. term. A;411. a wee ineittuti to Whig tie most Burred Land tato Cultu-st ;ea, Orr Meadows awl : and a va riety of usher awful lasertoatiou ie ercry Lwantil of this Art, ebsulately necessary fur elms). Permit, trout tint epilog kiimirer. to the Proprietors of anal pieces of Laud. Ny THOSSAS TIBBS, Fuouti, Late Laud.S.rea:d to Imro tkernllle ; sad oho has teceitell tht , •:aterituis and a Premien% fiuni the Buard of Agrical. .tee. Lain. : P. iskied for H. D. ffysnrds. Pateruoster-row. 11 /it T ll E II EAD, STOMAeIf, AND BOWELS. DR. JAIIER'S et!NALEPTIC PILLS. THE vvi,brity or these PILL% u. A general pre , ervatire of b ctib , by assisting nature in t'oe due d mbargeuf the &timbal it heeciette eln , •11 , W11, anA flaw are taus rreamiussidod by ifedical Gentietuea uf ilie 1..21 mirror.; oho use them A. their own Inn:dies. Thcr •,e admirably enleulatea for iii.aeders (be stionneN aiul "wde; • for Ire so.. 14 a bilious. a suety, or a i {le tweltie disposition; as well as for buss whose eimatitutions bare been elf.'eted by a sedestory life, sr by a t. Milroy,: in hot ehatater: eke for .cad-art/ uceaSioord by insli,frviots and ether bid snorts of free hens ; sad (or prsccsting palsies awl anspleitivt, en oriel the eoasequcnce uf Mit tart:tore. Tlisst Pilo, R..ich cently open the viva by night s d (111 1 body by *IV o.er!trui cal& sad oaths keens; aod they herr n tt nrlcivr t.. proalose. Cerp 1 hey should livivf Tar witted at bed-time, %At," say seer uf eati.aj or P.bisi 4.07 by F. Newberir aud c 0 )4u. iJ, At. Plore Cherch..yeal, Lu d, . mol' at air. James's late baits-, in -Chou-street • bums, pries sa 441 earl, or sir. 'a one .reed! buti fa ir iL mt. duty inetadad.-...414Kr- e tn.‘t " 6 "lti r• NaltharkNe. 44. it. Pss:'s" are ec,„-to:nd in the • • VICTUALLING-OFPICg, Ave. is, taus. rill-1E 'COMM MiIIOiSiERS for i7etesalattg I. Majesty's Nary Ile her* pate Notify, That am TIIIIRSIJAY NEXT, the 2.;th ietl. thri era be read; tom. titre 71 , nderr ieteri , ing (nenkd rip). and treat Ar the penrkase of oNE NUN ORgb TONS ROSE CORK r'ectodf), PUTTER,SRITISH BUTTER , of teener s,• aro 4„. OWE lII; NUREIt and FIFTY TONS 2' . CHF.* SHIRE, DERBVIIII IR it, IivARWIcKSII I RE, or GLOI'CESTCRSIIIII: 3 CHEESE er Cheese qf Pleat o ;to be defirrlid, noe-haff Acre"! in a fortnight, end •le 'reminder in a Art , ight aftermerds, lies traiiing Storrs at at Paris sad in the isrlportioar under *se amed,' r-: Ter. lit ;MIKA Go Two.. ea Tens. Purtnasouill - Plymouth gt 4.4 tote paid for by Bab, poy.l4e with Interegt, mines eta lr *tr. 13e Cergligiorta qf the Cataracts way be seen at t%e Seenttoria 0 ./Ere• . • "Tr t trill -be lied le eaty Tea*" io suldch tie P„,:e *ha sot he tweeted in tr,ds at leoqt4, or rho( rot be to iht Board berore Owe oTlerk at the side nur.day we, aid ivot:tooe raw the Perm* Ith* feats the •ttlee, or mit Pinot do Aii.htilaff, attrod., It ("mei nit" aeled for. ' - 4 SaIOOLMAS MR WAN . TEO for the CHARITT SCHOOL of Rl'. oit.r4 IN THE FIELDS, mad ST. EORG 'IILIIO3ISIII ZARY Titus r penes who wish ‘o breams Caailidates, ar. rlesit•ed to send letters. sealed, of their own hard-or t oz, i. the Treasurer, oil of before the esti" day of Almost spa-11046g their at and epta:iSeations, %dab must he as follow Nut more than 41 years of age t t e mom have hem a ill or Assistant in teseloug Readingi Wri:ior, and Arithmetic; he most be of sob.r biz os k d ttorversutionk Wye souse knowledge of Taalmody, and' i likaiber of the Church f England, of which be most produce testimonisi• '1 he Salary tort. a-year ; Apartments, Coe., anA Ca ..:les, 'but of which it is to provide un Amnstam. t:. be approved by the Trustees. Letters. (post paid), to be oildnamed to INAlsaas Bray, Espeu Vrassrer, iu Great Rasyll-street, Bloomsbury. EMT. TEhiPLE-St Ur t r d ." ; V feNOW-111 L. TINT parenattro nt silt Act of l'airliatn:.:st, ist.iieei in 1_ the forty-sixth year of the relit of Visjoeseld : 411 /ezIY. ratified '• An 4rl to enehle flit several peis.cs Omsk' named to dispose of several houses in P:ckett.sti. et, Tem ple-Bar, in the Parish of Saint Clement Danes, is the County of Middlesex, sad in Skinner•strect, Siem.-Lit, ated on and in Fleet Market, in the parinli uf Saint Sepukine, in the ity of London, by Lottery ," We, the Trustris heeled in the said Act, du hereby give notice, that the list hereunto annexed or subjoined comprises the spe cific buildings and lierolitansents allotted as Prim to the holders of earl) and every of the farturate Tickets In the Third Lottery to be drawn by virtue of the said Act, and the muleficases and chances to which suck roue are re spectively subject and liable. Prize I —Two Freehold Marius/resin Pickett-etreet,afore said, one of them iie each rile of the e wane° re Clementa Inn, blether with the buildings over the said entreat*, *S chizo d of Land-Tax. Prise e.—A Freehold .fessitaxe, No. 6, is Pickett-street s , aforesaid, discharged of Lead-Tat. Prime 3.—A FO ehold Messitarv, No. 25, in Skinner street, aforesaid, shodrampid of LoodeTax Prim c—A Freehold Meesear, No. 96, in Skieserstreet, sfumstel, nitielierged of Land: az. Prize 4.—A Freeoold Massage, No. ty, la Pickett-street, aforesaid, discharged of Lassi x. Prize O.—A Freehold Mesestatte, No. 15, in Skinner-street, alormaid, distLaiged of Land-Taz. Wife Freehold Measliest, Qt , it, Shinewir-street, aforesaid, dieehargeil of Land-Tax.—This bowie im eubjeet to • !ease, graete: to Henry PL ..Lr, few sixty veers. from Chi int= ;so„ at a act' rue: i.t sue hundre d . and sitar Ere pottuis per anilita, Prat Free hold lteascatie, No. 19, in Picket t- street, aforesaid, ilierharred of Lanch'Fax. Prom y—. 4 Freehold Memo's*, No. is, in Pickett-street, sicresaid, doeherged of Lc..d-Tas. Prise Freehold Messner, NO. 15, is Pickett. street, stuiessid,,Leelisrired of Laud-Tex. .• revet..,i4 31cP,obage, No. 16, Jn Pickett rhschtrged of Land-Tax. Frill. 14 Frerlinia Me:sunge, u. 56, in Fleet kiitrktt, Cluivirlted a I and-Tux. Prise 13 —.t Yrerhol.l :Wegener,, Nc. s 7, iu fleet. krt, nictiarzesi Laud-Tax. Pair.; reehold Me rage, No. ss, in Fleet market, discharged of Land-Tax. Prize tr..—A Freehold Ilessnage„ No. $9, in Fleet. mnetet, disehowl of ILauni-Lax Prize tri.—.l Ficchold liltsseav, No. to, in Skinner. street, aforesaid, discharged of Laud.Taz Luse is subject to a lease granted to Henry Fk.srr for inpty years bora Christmas lbw, at • nett rent of Use hunditd and twe,ty pounds per minima. . • • Pr.ac 17.—A Freehold Messoar, N•. 110, 'sole-hill, dis charged of Land-Tax. Prire ia.—A Freehold ?Hemline, No. 51; Sum . • dis charged of Laud-Tax. Pt 7 .se 79=A Treekohl Messeige, dip chn.zecl pf Lasel-Tax. . Wu to Jo.--A Freehold Me.isnage, _NIL 33. oit thi'rest Bide of,Fleet-otarket, dischat rd of Lood-Tia loose is wiliert to a leas!. granted.-to Jolla litticfait yd Thoas.te Smith for sixty years frost ChriPtrOlis 1001, at a not or ow 1... km and thirty wort+ p.. 0. swivel. • Prier Freehoki Ntra.o.si.,r No. 54, OD the east side of Flretonaraet, diutharord of Laud-Tax. Pr , ae 42.—A Forel:old Meontage.• No. 430, in Tirsagela bui-, dieeberieed of '.and. fox. P;Ore na..ZA Freehold Merton, Ni'. to, in the intentkwil etr,•et, leading northwards Goo Ackett-strect i , afirissoid, um-liarged of Land• Tax. Prise es.—A Fre,!tote Meantime, tbe said in tended streetriiischarged of Land-Tax: ' • • • Prize Is —A Freehold Measuage, No. in Pickett street, qfortraid, dMebarged of Lartd-Tss. •-• Prise d.—A Fe.ttlipld 31, siaige, No: es,. In Sl:it:rim street, aforesaid, docitargerl of Liad-Trui...-lfbis boyiseln: subject to the orts:mul lease thereof, granted to John texwr„; son for fifty-nine ylllll and three quarters of a year fruit, Merisuminer ISO 4, et II nett rout of sixty poundal niutteitte shilltrep per amain. F , tie 27.—.1 Freehold 'Messing', Na. 53, is Fleet , markit, nischargid of Land.-Tax.—This house Is anti;e-ct to the original tease thereof, grant-al to -lobo DA.111:111 fur fifty-nine yews and tbrec quarters of a year from Lady-it : l !OW. at • nett rent of twenty-limo 'mum tire shilitirizs and e!eves peter per annum. Part of the premises on the south side of Skinner-street, not 4istioctly ascertained, are sip far as evapazts the tok, nodes. • ;user el,wb had been granted, and skirl the t'orrorstiim of the Cite of fondest purchased to an inanity of owl. It- VCRS for the life of • presno tar advaaced in years. Thai au. aty is regularly paid out of other premises, and thu Corporstons of lAnidou have relented a suns of sou. ney an ea indemnity scanted !hitching, so that mei w ill b e mei ely a ouniinal inrunshrance. Gives sada cour Maio ti.is satb 4av otJel« !RN; JA.11r..5 J. W ANLERSON, H C. (31V.Wv JOHN S I I. l ' bliWNAlt ILAOWLYS. FRIDAY, AUGVgI 19, • 1803. :pie. DCPOIT. PROPERTY DUTY ON DIVIDEND.% PAY/MLR IN THE YEAU isntt, .1964, and 111%4. 1 • IT appe , tr, , l4, )sotwith +landing the notil.ie peen* seta or wide to the journey entitled tq Stook pnyable at the Idlrnk of England, Sank no itoset; *d End India "ba s e erspeeirely. soh", bane not pant the Oleg as. tee *awe for tie years ahoee ntentinn.d, that intro. It has• not An savoy lee/once, here wade of the sa:ti duty, tehntessAthve raffia , hill , interred ertrinne penalties tube earoverecill Actin, nr Su. - ehneste; And the Coon-nintioners fee the 'petted JPV , ININft of tie P,eportq Act being nulling to ailt,m ehrtheitinre. fee sash meets, ItereSs 'Eir e entice, thmt the nutlet prryohte on tit Lt ci droSo or.ar4 Ntoth and Aaviiiiirs .for Aar eaes ye direeed to be pia( into the Rink qf Engived; Tod the Certiieutei of such payhtent..beiey ',nip,' at tie (thief the Ctr&stad:otere at the ()id S•tri Ixeltange, the ;•arties pegmezt entree! toi:1 he otrhargtel in the hooks al the Reipettire Cent rnissiOne.s nn'il and open the mai dip of Ortnlnte nest, tut Oat all person. .1,, weglre4 to su4e tech ply...re on oe before that dap till be proverts , :d an th e and steps Ole nw e tea*" At r... 4 etititten isle charge jitr the at-usit c'•••y shall not knee paid Me deNrfoe Me Vito , ' absre nteotivt , d 4.. a • h-fore the maid motis dui n•fpetnbee eeet. !leer unlike ,de l tee o,e*ef teeigtl tient Eras. , will he rioted. Orifee . of the Nord, MATTHEW WINTER. Oro e far MP!, Avila I, . Joy ere published, Velstores.l. and 11., cuetaiaiue the Pc, :seen( ilerglead, with the' Arnie neswil-swerratun uu tlood, price the. boards, of BIOGItiol•lift7A1. I?FF.FtAGE ~f the V. EMPIRE of GREAT ERITAIN • ia which are lthutoirs and Char a cters uf the moot celtbatcd Pt; suos each Family. Printed fur J. Johnson; J. Nichuis and Sun; R. Faultier and Son; R. Itaiii.via T. P ..ue; G. habinsou ; 1t Moe anti R uSnwase ; tWmtebers: and l;citerman ; Otr.dre and ; W. Lunatics; Cleft*. nad Sins ; J. Vt'siker; R. I..ts-, J. Lougsmaa, Hurst, 114 re ' and th ine; Cadeti and lbat;ta; J. Mawbua.: , and J. fidsAcr. . _ th • • Any Corr. , . Lenoir reoted to the fublisbers will be thAfoiiv recetrgit to tPu ?rem, sc.; in a state of cictsAcr..l.le forwarduess, Volamt s tV..coostuiug the r Lit Ati E of SL:.) I - LAiit, aid IRELAND. Also a New ktlit.ua of COLLINti's pErn ►CE of ENGLAND, wtih very cousitlerable At rations sod lot prorrenseots, ..D. ruoght Joao to the present tow. Ity SAMUEL. SG MIR OLN BK Y bti ES, Wei. 113RICIONINrsLLIGE.%CE. FROH THE LA) ICH PAPERS. PILOREII CC, JULY 16. In pnrsuance of an Imperial decree, dated May 24, cud publNlied tli . eviiii7,by the Council, 11JY men are t(e6e -.1.4 a fly a in the delis. titie.its of Tus;:e:i.. i.d • uvasenption is to be drat. from the Pions tuna burn in the cuittte of the year MILAN, JULY )24. 1.. the Gazette tf Zara it is titeritieued. that. on the 4th ittst. t;:., ludian courier. carrying diepatches letiers foci hence to t eara.c. WMS detained at Stara, the Austrian territory. The Gazette at the t4.linu time tait..s that opportunity of reuraw king, that couriers anti travellers da that territory have Inca detained, and treated with great .cesialty. *Lamm al; realausitiipso . lifiv be,:a itnit less ; and. it is atlned. that A l isat or C".eci-til swarms with ruunierers arni etil-duers of c. zry &nod, fugitive euisac.-iits isud .L.e.tuni. who there Sad full security. IItUA, SOLI 23. The levying of the nattalespos of Rescue Il lb furnished. new proof of what may be done by ac tivity on the oae hand, and by the attachment of the peo:de to their. Sovereign oo the other. The resisiog of the first battalions was scarcely begun, when they were already completed. In Lower .Austria all the battalions .have already finished their exercise, and the soldiers returned, on the 17th inst. to tneir usual occupations. As soon as Cie (nee' batt slims shall have- Gorthed their four weeks diveipliue, the levy iug and eNercisiog of the second battalions will be proceeded to. TIPT Arch duke John published a Proclamation at Trieste, on the :tech June, in which, aiming other thistgey he says, " That thou in the city and teenteny of Trieste the iohabitauts are nit bound by the laws to raise & military force, ytt the duty of good subject* demands the protection of their prison'. of their hoboes, and their IPOSbC*3IOIIS; that if the cons: mon security of the hereditary states requires it, they ought to. cont. ibute their snare to the dekure of the country, Inure particularly when i.ivited thereto by the calls of a paternal P•ince, to whose care they are, indebted lor their present eLelftre." At the +.4.itne time, a commission has been appMnuted, to which those a ho are inclined to listen to this ex hortation, may announce themselves. FRANKFORT, JULY sm. All the regiments of Rotsrian cavalry are to lx• completed to lout meU.eakh. There hits been it report for some. tune in circulation, that in she month of September there will be, in one of the cities of SAiony, an interview between three great Sovereigns of Eutope. MASTEN, RAY 28. Yesterday a detachment of one hundred sailors for the French Imperial service came here, and this day proceeded on their march towards France. PIMOBUIVOR, JOLT 9. On the fitb inst. -M. de Canlineoutt. Duke of Vieens.t, Anshostattfor of the Ensparor of France. lave a grand dinner to the who! t Corps Diplo 'unapt', at. which also wit. present Count Ito "nsfinsoff,. Ilititater fOr Foreign A flairs. . . . plArcies. JULY night a xieptitation from the Li:14,1(11i of Yaales set out for fliyoutte. to ea, 67 to the feet of hi. reuperial aisiesus : the liouta li ve of the liveliest acknowledmvuts wt the people, and to congrato laic his Cfahotic Majeity ou his accession to the throne of Spain. For some time past a great awn bar of frweigners of rank have arrived is this e.u. tat, and among others Hanoi Stogenost, Don.-tic Cc inAellor to his Ittusiati igejesty. His Excel lency is accoin..anned by a numerous retinue. PROM THE SPANISH PAPERS. INTESCEPTED CORR Ei YONDZICCE OF GENERAL (Tbe following letters form an interestitjs part of the odiciel. reports Gem Camino& T h ey were rstrc SIX-PENCS. , : seized Alan:ibis do Cuitrigni on a vonrer dispatched be Dupont, end were pubbshed by. the SUpreine Junta of Seville-3 , . •- • • JULY 15. Toed?. otm.n . tos. feceurbwit.itit nrkritafssveitil calLttitlt.-itisrittkr v 1 l rrabNcti AltMiLi LX erste. • • • . , (Ihav'elbe +leaner to iiiforin you, that the eve- My' flps ariverreejno tie - front of our position, with all his.foreas, before Atldujer, "coristveng of /Mtn - 15,Que to 16,000 nteu, end . nittliter, col isting iu part. of Tfspoundere. While r e were alsr7ked in front, a 4 14 rof 3 . 000 form had kresetl. the . river below Audi jery canoe hrongli the.tiliddle of thebiara onrlevir.. 'f a kit GU: provineial ragjineut was de'taChed to cog t& auesawslcdiss.sts• plibintheiti. Aa a trie factay aOOO toeecer teem Whiclianut at Villanueva, thvettened oneleft fleck, Two. luttaiiow; of the le,;:iattairetv-serit to oppose tbwhr, awd a-isrisk engit;mitaut ensued; • Imt the eifi l rit , , in spite of his superiority, could not throe our troops into disorder; :sloe rife adjoining • post, by means of wirreh us obtiiogel oar provisions, was net insulted— 1 .to take manner, the enemy sent a considerable body beyond Aleop La r,.it anted on the road to darn, by Bayleo. General Liger do Lair covered this position. in order to defend the load to . Carolina, and. General &del passed it the Hanle night with his whole die Won, in order to reinforce it. Ido not yet posirei :he veers:airy detail, ; Lit I have reason to belltve that Gcatrral &del will nave maintained his post profitubly. Gen. Gobert marclied this morning to Boyden, if, order to soh port General IffeJel. His .division is extremely weakened, hosing been obliged to detach six other hattaliens three of which vtere stationed in tbe: Ilancha ;ad the Sierra, for the security of the anrs inuaicatioe. It is of the utmost imphrtintee tl t this co: ors reiti.ite itself as poen as postiilile. enetny has taken a position upon the loci k ilts lieft:e A odujar. Every thing announces that to-morn w a new attempt will he-made more serious than ti., t of to-flay. e shall resist to the utmost. Your Excellency knows how difficult this position is, more especially since provisions are to he procured in tl.• day with the greatest difficulty. The soldier :s olinged to reap the corn arid usake the ',read at the seine time, the peeinutts hoeing leji the harried t jobs tie rebels. 1 implores your Excellnocy to rod. the necessary reinforcements, iss older to resume our *operations instantly. The interests of His Nlcs jesty the Emperor and the King of Spain demand ; and it is a matter of deep reg•et to have gitca the enemy 3n opportunity to act offensively against us. To-day we have thstaired an insignificant lore in repelling the ethic!: of the enemy. General Bedel preserves his position, and the enemy has out yet gained any advantage OVer US." Ttrille SAME. Jt: ET 16. •• 1 have the !sooner of transmitting to your 8.100 ce!1i..4 . 1 - diapr....te of my leler of temerstlay . *. Inc ctic.tay ruaintrri th • some position, and occupies the heights its fro ^ ot . Aoclupir. 11 . ) las ens-to: ide hatteri.4 within cannon-4410t °Few-tete dx poet. We suspect that he wilt renew hi:, attack tnis day, and we will receive him will the most tine detemottation to maintains one Position. Generel derided guards the road from Jaen to Laylen ; and 1 hare charged Isiin'to watch that from Jaen to Übe da ; 1 have also charged Geseral Gobert to guard. the road to Carolina; Lief the utmost importance in maintaining our communication with Madrid. The enemy manifests a regular plan in his attacks, and our lunation has given hien courage. 1 believe, as i nave suggested to your P.seellency repeatedly. that nesougtit to lose no time in reseniin,..; feariveOpoi irons ; it not,thefire ef insurrection may 'Tread from the South to the other provinces • sod the regular troops, whkh are dispersed , ntay be drawn to take is with the rebel*. lt is bet ter that we, for tile, present, take no notice what ever of tho.:e partial non ements which may arise in scone points, its order that we may be abte to march with sufficient force against the army of the South, wtoch 'is •in open war against u.. further, I beg your Excellency to observe, that it is more than a month mice we have occupied A ntliipir ; than this ' country has heft ravaged by the banditti, and that we eimoot draw from it hut the most scanty means of subsistence. The troops would hare had nu' sustenance, if the soldiers had not been daily em ployed in rea : iitig the wheat, and made their own bread; but now that they are conetantly order arns, they cannot employ those means. Your Es cellency will know how impatient the army is to re some their eperations, and the moment of doing 1.0 can never come tcu soon. 1 beg your Excel l ency to awitir:t His Majesty of the zeal of his troo;,s in his service. Yeiterday they gained somewhat ine e confidence. All motives concur to induce us to tight ituitatitly a decisive battle," &c. JULY 16. TO GENERAL BETAARD. a I have ciritten --- toyou,TnY .-- d;ar General, the result of the atfair of yeaterday. We remained itio.ter of all ourrwitioni; bat we catilidrully ex pect a fre.le attack tins day on the poet of the enemy. This criy is the aw.tvettary of the victor ontanwel over the Moors; and e•ligioes ptedoawasions confer great importance upon that epoch in the minds of thaSpaulardf. " I have writtci, to the - General in Chief, that II -have not a moire+ it to low, in orilee_to gait a pni lieu" where we cannot' animist. The cottli?t being ander arms all Jay, cannot reap his corn and Oahe bread as before, fur the ptasntits have left their iu:ta_es and their harvests. I implore nick reit.- Novi:tents ; in a word, a corps of troops in ona rr,a3s, and not nmoved r each other at too g .. eat dictaneee. I beg yon to provide for keeping lip the comnannicittion. so that the division of Gulled may titute with ea. If we sit!Fcr the enemy to ma , uraio the bielti iii the South. al i the province.. and the other troops °lithe line, will hasten to take tike pert of the rebels. f tit:a-6.1v blow in Andaln via will contribute much to the , uhs t rgat on of adl Spain. Send me niedici.;..s, and . earn for haw.. ^