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MILLAWAticA, OCT. 19. • The Corregidor (Chief allagititrate) of this city has given puhlic notice to the inbabitiiiits, that a corps of ,10.C3e English troops hi to pass through this tow°, and invited them to give these pliant troops that cordial reception, which all good end loyal Spuoiards constantly receive in England, and which in cvser:f point of view is due to our noble IA generous allieseu—(/dras.j °MD°, WOV. W. tallies from Villare.ryo, of the vath of lavt month, Mite, that on the atii the army of the left, coins posed of the troop, of Gallicia amp Astoria, fought a very sanguinary battle. in which the enemy was I defeated, with a very considerable toes killer, moulded, and prisoners; the latter are said to altooot to too, The farther particulars of that ampertant event ire not yet knOwn......lidenr.) MALAGA, OCT. 11. This tXerllency Lieutenant -Genet-al Reding, our ae6respected Governor, left this town the Oh last. universally regretted. • warrior s tits alequertir et ~ his takatiie consessad in chief d the army et Mere hid delirture he iind pnnented the grateful inhabitants with a beautiful sword. On the hilt i% the following inscription The grateful people of Alslaga to their Governor, Ge. mod Reding. the deliverer of their native cottalm and conqueror of the French inNilalets."--00adea. f2heeffes Moth 4.4 :• • , , d os. 1114 of Estramennt end ltligoneed NOW* the eeriraerers otiegi'sk—' At ttt 4e/ea it tlfaatkernosgaj regieweet. commeeodlrattor cheers/ /tetrad! , rtie popie waived their beielorairs with perititi/tei, 4611* ape* goisieude jet...l'lllemarwir wash , *f4 40 14:* tholginsent et flitosf f hanti.apiat"tars *Ha otwaitat. or ottfirteilinALEOU. % DE% DCC titeir k*bmkire ie• AAA. No person, of whatever mamb o shell keep is 11W latewt, s soy other place, m pager qttettitity of rice seed WA than 'bell he su ffi c i ent f ee the einunniPtioet of hie family alone, foe two atonal, trivia; boSeresation of it, 'eights tlwee dis, to the Cinnesiesery-Gestrel of the Polioi. 11. Neel quantities of rice sod ON us 'may Ityt futord,oet katiop beta *outwit to the Cuoissiosery-Geseral of the Pa. ee, within the meal time, shall be seized, end/alum from tbe eatwealers. Whams Audi discover, and *iv, holiwionsigeig i , CossasiosostGoosend of the Polk*, after tfta said Imm o 41 say losatitios d Aso and 41,401 roevios oue-fties qui guastisiso so dhoosored, as rewari, rid his woo skull mot lo suds burns. IV. The Cerairderary-Geaseral r olicividiallAs the price at wi♦fth B►e sold commodities a►ali be sold *wring t►s odd two sssst►s. V. &pry person olio shall he discovered So bine said ties sad MI at a higher prise thus that at w►it► they shall be duriag the said two mostfts. shall stake a boo of •sOOO oisidoo. (Signed) LECHL . Approved ►y the Gemini Cossitsuiderda-Chier, Ibmashisoy 4•1.-tas us& - DUHESSUL DUTCH IPA PELL PAU% NOV. 10. .The Secretary of State, Mare:, set ont the. day before yesterday hw ltayonne. The troops lately arrived at Roehel!e, from Lisboa, ere new on their march for Bayonne. ilia corps is called the van of the army of Portugal. corran arum, orrr. Our Government is indignant at the clandestine interrourse with Great Britain, anti is about, to 800,4 thr most vigorous measures for its prevtms tons.--(Frosa thi ♦kerisas Gtgette, Nee. so.) rikerg, Nov. S. The troops that have returned from rortagal ore soar aiiiieushied at Vannes, whence, after having been organised anew, they will tiegin their march for the army in Spain. With rerpret to the tratisactions in Portugal, we Lave learned that then- ure.two amt.* f t asurvotts it, that country: oue i 4 Alcatel°, untitiabellna -1 )go,Ot win.. !Net , 71 Um& of di. Grand Team of the Cronn ; a the other ia this prosaic= of Beira and Entre Doom 7 iliff‘a wolit.the asmatailt of am old .;lengilnfl. • Ina .01likar d. tllire, in ermjeactien r *kit seise Spfiaisifiemisplis% was blockading the fortress of at the time of the hatneatf • part, iu the neigh bqurhood of • • • The hiving naismiinidothat the Portu tram *'4th and abating to take pos. sae c in the of the English,. lievtetimito ecruclude a Convention .• tke of Absents,. The English flag, was ;rioting %hob Asiministnition appointed. this aloe to the knowledge of the ( 1 111.00 Portuguese, they issued a Proclaim. f> bidding obedience to any other power than 'icy appointed by the Prince of Brasil *Mai As left Portugal ; requiring, at the same lianhilie English Geoerals to acknowledge that lbsgmsty. and to hoist the Portuguese flag. inhabitants of Lisbon beginning to mar ilia ...4e _English Guinn* gave the Portuguese !fiction they required ; retaiein g, howevet, pnwari every thing relative• to marl tinteallia sad ciamerce. The letters front Bayonne bring no particular ih. formation; they only speak of the daily arrival of troops %join the grail army. TliE BRITISH P. SS. .-..- LONDON, . MONDAY. Noveusea 91. • DEFEAT Of TUE ITITaNIIY GENERAL BLAKE, AND RE-OCCUPATION OF EILBOA BY THE BPAWIRILDS. -- We suited, but week, that Gen. BLAKS 'marched on the 6th from Volumed*, in the direction of Balboa, with intent to snack the French, near that city. Government yesterday received dispatches, ',bleb state, that the attack took place on the 7th, end that the French, under General Nay, sushimed , A • 41 1 Pill deft.. As aeon es the dispatches were tuatti tau ointments of their contents was sent off to his Mtailriotidt Windsor, and to his Royal High mks the Piiiitailf Watts, The loos of the enemy. witutidersiftut t le alp* at lo,con killed, wounded, end ?thieves; but we emmotepeak with cert a i n ty titoU..this* pekes The dispatches ease dated the Mak and were btvught SI Plytdonthron Friday, ,11girns -Bleck ifeke . lugger, by whisis ciiiutyamee we .imee received Journals . 4fout Quassia to the 16th :.iiketaat. but they do sot Atelier the victory of the Ink near Bilhos. Private accounts state, that it., ocusplithey Let-rnanceuvred the French oder. Gestural Baum and his atlas b lilltiCartaraa ea the talk. to San bin army. to moth through Salamanca for (MIMI 11100111'5 army wee on its Lisbon tee the ease destination. Part 70th Regiment, under Genera reached Berlajoa on the 117th hut. It . the British troops from Lisbon are not to proceed to the immediate Spain, but are, we understand, to reserve at Madrid. Some private Bloaleafaike, add, that the Spaniards amessieu of Babas, and that th e . m o r d at, 4,Ragorsia with great loss ,L______ • i ..s.'t xiii)., • , I 7.1 g toThet, the Iltin.'S..44ll'',47tirP e .11itilrei '-ou esuirdsy afternion et ,, Otittittnnotkaltnnl LAW& 04;ml :rpm and GtoonthACKLAND 1111111111110 come ho ede 4, s . Sholefkßir CuAaLas Corrom in the Tagesosetiffeidky 'se'unight. Sir HAIRY Banstaao ntaialaed at Lisbon. Why. we ask, hew net Sir H. Btiliaaan been recalled for the purpose' of giving effect to the Inquiry upon the Conventiou•' isf Chttra ?—The narrative of Si/ A RTHOR WeLLltt. `IST was read before the Board enSaturday. Neniii in order of time, the Beised:ought td have baste the narrative of Sir H. , lICIMAID, 140 111111* distely succeeded him. if . the narrative of Ike ki Haw DALIITYPLIt is to be reed this day. tate. there will be a chasm in the evidence. MD this is broken, and the intermediate unre e l betwaut Sit AIMILIII WaLLIISLEY and Sir ihnil Dc unrwrur, is wanting. But. perhaps. Sit Haas* Brutus° could set possibly throw any light 1 upon the subject, or furnish any material evidaueet Let our readers look to the concluding part of fl* Airmen Wettessevie narrative. in our antuu• quest columns. They will see that the most criti cal and important moment of the campaign was the very moment at winch Sir Mersi' Wettits. LET says his commend ceased, and the army pass ed into the hands of Sir H. &RCM% They will see that Sir Annuli says it was hie intention, at that moment, to have followed up the battle of Viweira, by pushing forward in front himself, and sending another part of his troops to make a de. tour. Had this been done, the Convention of Centre would probably have never happened ? Why then did not Sir IL BURMAN) follow up the inteutiotis of Ins predeeeseur--these intentions foe which Sir *styli claims so much credit ? Snrely • Sir H. Dtitattaitikeeght to he before the Board to' explida the; m ties... , Why bare we not also Si, Cuati,s4 .. ..if !KAIAK, steam a real, - hill, meet effice•ot Inquitylt...l i t, will net surely be said, th.t di. natal peek qd4e Caareanwe was highly &nide ralde t tsidudeeekrusta to tite•Bfatish arms, , were t• Order ihistirrataßt. thetteginmetst of Sew * freer Madrid. G OWN ittkmcieo *wised Alt the Itiind;piiitere here . ; lied tiara frets Liebe 41804 . 0 0 0111084 •7 114 " 1 1011419 Of tba ;WOW a it, via. the 71 twelde. • -in, Rope, had reach 1 4 6 a 111 d m ' „ e, or aharbipeana that . i rs e rrw l twid ,eppreemodi:tali-kriaosiosi bf camera are .1 • • aleINl,O `necroses rwi n fatit y " these" of war in S Inbe ceeieibetiatmers am 44.0 rnsese_teeedifr allot corps de re ihe liveries et their plieuttrem: l / 2 11111041011Ppe . • fel — , by the Bea 'do illieiniciliary tAlirifigith:iitaid.telrlegy 'ere actually in pee Aitteletthe colon, of poliepir are French has been °flowing decree: . • • tsar! • and that it was only the titilital part-of it that $ 1 disappointed the hopes aad expectations of the eowstry ?"--ft will not surely beaaiJ, that it was wrong to send the French troops home to light against the• Spaniards, and that it was perfectly right to send the Russian sailors home to light against the Swedes? Yet we find Sir H. Buutian remains et Lisbon, an 1 Sir Cniint.Es Cotton has not left the Tagus. -"" . We have received Dutch Papers to the 15th inst. The Paris news contained in thein states, that part of Junirr's army is destined for Pertugal, for which country it is now'marehing, under the title of .‘ The• Van ef the Army of Partneri." We Nave also extracted from the Dutch Papers an account of the internal political state of. Port tags!, which,. while we regret that the union of Intiment is that' country is not u complete as ere wish, we consider a very gross misrepresentation. The Dutch Papers contain as article from Copenhagen, giving an ac count of 'netts& by an English squadron upon the Danish port of Christianhoe. It is said to have tak en place on the oath of October ;• and yet no official ac count or private intelligence respecting it has been published or t ranspired, although the whole' ef the British fleet; with the exception of Admiral KEars' squadron, has arrived frani the Baltic. These papers meskien the rupture of the Armistice in Finland, and the subsequent alefeet of the Swedes, but in al' manner not to induce au implicit adoptiun of either. We have copied from The Casette of Saturday Captain Saviiona's account of the capture of the Thetis. It is very well written. and *hews that his :lunch:sty is not inferior to his valour. The killed and wounded on board the Thetis. amounted to 1137 killed and wounded, a loss equal to that sus tained in many general and sharply-contested ac tions. The (.niche also contains an account of the short but brilliant operations in the Island of Ma riepdante. which terminated iu the unconditional surrender of the enemy. On Saturday night Mr. Joossoon, the Messen ger, was sent off with di boos Mr. CAN Nino, the cont en t s o f whirr lt e a l d be ltieu agreed Upo ll at the Cabinet Councils held oa Thereat, and Fri day, to Mr. FREIE, oar Atalsamodor, acting with the Grand Junta of Spain. The Messenger also took dispatches from Lord Cterteasasin and the Dukes/ You, to the Generals of ~army eery an SPeisav AU tha Spoil with tit of Atheivel AsPeete•Aosoltreisliglg %Dime iteisitet ileabetreo ilothet es letenley Aer ostat at Partemeeth. 9n milked bib Jolia's ea the WA hot: The Void Celflaitsfetso-- sea, o l iled et the same time, with a enemy Perbega. Catilatia Idainetkit is appointed to the V. at Illkirtsmontn, 4 afar Youtot .CatelezagglßOMPla s to the Aide s 1.111. The Africaitst, Captain Rammer, is fitting up to take his Sera Hisluteet the Duke of Ottaans to Gibraltar. The Looistio, Lord W. .8717a/s. for Cotenne, Lisbon, and Cadiz; La Gbh% Cereia Curresw; Pelotas, Hon. Capt. Biller; mit iftedre; Capt. Evaes, with th e West List tbe Gms tier, Captain SztvesrsoWs for e twitia at Spithiad. The Riagdone sloop, Captain will sail from Portsmouth this day, with divagates fur Lisbon and B ar h a d oes . No credit whatever is given at the Admiralty to the pretended sto r y o f an engagement in the Me diterranean, between Lord Cottittowooo's fleet, and a combined squadron of French and Russian ships. Monsieur TIIIIIIAND, Lieut.-Governor of Mae: tinique, was a passenger on board the Thetis, NO gallantly captured by the Amethyst. The &MAIM& of the House of Commons has issued his warrant to the CLEAR of the Caowx to make out a new writ for electing a Burgess to serve in Parliament for the borough of Rosai' n Coanisall, in the ro om o f t h e deceased Lord ' 0/.411114W. late Member for the above borough. Mr. Itikrillern was at Portsmouth, on Setups day, on his canvass for the county. Mr. Hemmer has also visited that town, for the same purpose. We have received letters from Corecoa to the ad of September, winch announce the complete success of a mission seat frogs that Island to the Caraccas. by Sr James Commune, to apprise the Spaniards of the changes iu Spain, and its relations of friendship and amity with Great Bri tain. Ali the ports, Irons Laguira to Maracaybo, have been, in consequence, opened to the Englasb, and there was a great demand for British chandize. Thee large French frigates made their escape -out of Choshoose. an .Ssuorslay last—They lad been watched for veveral months by our frigates bat it is quite impracticable offectoally to Warted; that, or any other port iu the Channel or Bey, during the winter months. It is mid that sager them is bound to the East Indies, and two to the West Indies. . The Reseams, Captain Cusnesent, has seat the General Parries; French lugger prirateer, into Portsmouth. . The Gazette of S a t ur d ay conta i ns, as we antici pated on that day, two Proclamations, one con tinuing the powers contained in an Act of Parlia ment passed in the last Session, for prohibiting the distillation of spirits from cons or grain to the 31st of Decrtaber, and froth that period until forty days after the meeting of Alrliament ; the other specifyi ng the bounty to seamen, on entering His MsirstY's *orrice, as continued, by an Order in Council, to the 31st December, 1 son. This Or , . der is generally renewed every six months ; at least, we do not remember an instance to which so long • period as 14 months has been as.igned to its operations, and we should regard this circiimstanco is decisive of the opinion of Ministers with respect to the continuance of the war. Yesterday morning His Manure, AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, mod ANFLIA, actor Lady CAROLINC WALDL.GRATE • Ueneral ROT, and Colonel Dusestow, went to St. George's Chapel. and heard a sermon preached by the Iles. Mr. CNANYAGN T, from Amens, eh. S. v. " had we know that all tkinp pork teacart. for gush re them Gm love God." The ROYAL PARTY afterwards returned to the Palace. The Duke of Devoesatas gave a grand dilw ner. yesterday, at Chiswick, to a large party at Nobility. Lord and Lacy GLORINI CAVERN* were present. The Cowden of Essex, we are sorry to a din lay, ght, its was coalider e d, last nigerotos state. Viscountess SUDLEY had * select party. kat night, at her house in Dower -street. The Duke of PORTLAND gave a grand dieosr, yesterday, at Bulttrode, to several of the Cabo* Ministers. • It is no* intrprining that some of our Mink," should go astray, as awe of thebs lives iv the fir/. airless. where he itaramionally visited by hi, on -pears in office. . The Dabs Yoga has determined on cow smainezler a l proseentiou against Major Haas.foe ' . The Major embarked ihr Awe. 2 1 1 1' et. Noy tory alter Also patiliention of Ins pato. - Lord KinstwerroF has commented e mit against Lord Hemarna, to witativer the estate slat house at Kendeqty on, inhabited by L or d H OLLAND , and r edhead his grandfather, as belonging to the family of EDWA IDS. WARWICK LEAK", Esq. left town, yesterday. oo a elsit to his Royal Highness the Duke of You, at Oatlands The Count ess Dowager of SZFTON arrived oe Friday at her house in Hill-street, Berkeiey-square, 'from Yesterday Lord Haerttsevav left town for St. Leooard's Hill, on a visit to General limmut le, for a few days. • 'Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. G. Vit.ueas left town, for Cmnbonrn Lodge, Windsor Park. Last slight, or early this morning, ttte Han. J. C. Vitiates was expected to leave town ou his joist trey to Portugal, upon a special missal... On Saturday ODD Duchess of Bay emus gars a sumptuous dinner, at her house on black, to the Princeis of Watts, the Duchess of 1 to.e. the Princess Caaatuves of WALSI, Lord sad Lady Arvaettrir. the Mimes A LLLLL re, the I Mimes Fateesete and Mr. FAWKRIISR, &e. &e. The company at d o ve to dinner at thr ee a' lock. CHARLIE' BIINTINCR is perfectly re c ..v er ed from her late illness. Her Ladyship If Chol mondeley House. as Thursday, for Bularode, and had her first interview with the Duke of PORT LAND, her father-in-law, mim e her marriage: Her Lndyship will leave Bulmeode, this day, lur Bath, accompanied by Miss Feramme. Capt. FitIIRMANTAB and Capt. BAIENTR4, who were deputed t o ace the Mainument erected se Portstlown Hill, to the memory of Lord NrLsOlt s Pr°FitY executed, inspected it last week, and are eatisfled that the wishes of the /em have been com plied with. They have OM diteetions fur the fo'.- 141 riatrafiption to be put au it tees ted to the seessory'alr Lord VlSrernt by Me *rakes attvelimeat of all Hove w n fergbt at "E.•••i• gerewto perpetrate his nitrate' sad tbstit egret,— dad on the opposite side toe : 'Or Ms SAW! &eat consisted of $7 ships ut list line :—of boors sod Spa* *Ma were 5i...19 of shirts were sr destroyed." Mr. DURAND'S grand coursinrdsy took plans lest Friday • althnagh the weather eras txtrussidly unfavourable, there were upwards of SOO sportaineo upon the Downs to witness the contest hese ist Mr. M. D.'s Jowls Fly, and Mr. Pune( ea s Ads, which terminated considerably in favour of Pp—. There were many excellent runs. It is determined by the Duke of Decoesetee to convert the site of the house and ger..ens of BUT. liu~ on Hoole to the conetructioo of prix houses, as soon as the Marquis of ll•ertsor..s. his eon, comes of are, who is now nineteen rear. old. in consequence of this resolution, it Las .bcs.n signified to the Duke of PORTO AND, wile lives in th e h ouse , on t h e con di t i on of k, eping it in repair, that he sliould not lay out any snort money in re p airs, as the whole edifice will lie pulled down, and buildings erected upon the ground. • , .• ' O.* t . I Z - ' .. -. 7 .s•' : 4.4 b ' c - ‘ • - -•• vt. 4 0." ......—., ...-- ; DI CO LO .V t r :l • 1 - 10 II N TON . dl _..--sw----- v ARRIVAL OF COI-. THORNTON'S • AVALC C 4 AIT PI-PARE. A 41 I acs 11.:opy to infor m the public, thra si o - 0 medium of )(Aar intei est i ng Paper, that tG, h cade of Colour' 'shone , nat this place, ss, • guislied b r a jinn:tit:a of an immense iluuskr 1 spurti ng and tatlii r valuable paintiugs a with a coll ect i on of rare exotic pleats, aisl t C waggon-loads or e4id.; . .cect -and other red is toelsocko, Asiatic deer, and party-coloured f a l deer ; a gard chasse had the charge of two bray. ji Itutmi:to anal I. retielt v.:!41 charge the latter a 4 stood to be a wesent flow Napoleon in retina IN 70 couple o f hi4ll to et! ,us-h oun d s. descended f the famo us (MI Coutietrar, and sent to the Lap si d Napoleo n d ur i ng t h e last peace, whose high ea ' afforded him the most exquisite gratificati iu lrate a sonnorauts, with silv er riugs round ti. 'IN 0 necks, and b ro k e i n f or l i s p huntitig; loge ' with ichtieutnouis and pole -cat ferret s , for rat.t; ing, and some beautiful milk -white M o uscovy d ue mud a numb er o f high-bred brood mares II fo i d, colts, filli es . an d t h e two famous horses, hoty and Theodolite, closed thi s sp l en di d I I b N sion ; and it is understand that on their Rai* Spy-Park they were met b y the Colonel and p sporting friete-lus who expressed their astonishia. m that after having travelled through such almost . a pourable roads, amid s t torrents of rain, eh,' d cularly the lap-dog Beagle:, nut mere than thists aa A inches and half high, conssquently often unuaniin& they , should h ave arr i ve d without the Ira INitoy. 111 C 111 `'hippo's/saga. I :on, &e. A SPECTATOL 101 Yesterday m orn i ng Ili, MoJeser, Priam El AUGUSTA, SOPHIA. surf AHIFLIA, accompaabd by tr Lady CAROLINE Wohoworter. General F, 2. G not', and Colonel Dicsastuw, went to St. George's °I Chapel, and heard a sermon preached by th e R e y. E . lir. Cra•sem•,... c-____ A.• F