The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-19 00:00:00

- - Minister Plenipotentiary tb• the Court _ enemy necessarily advanced on the left of the posi ty the King of Prussia. • . tion. The first movement he made • was to pass a ,--wee-e -..!1 stem* body of cavalry *ism& the line, threatening R -I ANKRUPTS. our rih which we; refused. Of this movement no 1. W. niort. Great Smirk - street , Westminster. anal -meretutat,. • gt. 'layasi yg i i9,.t1i..)4 I , a' Citildhull. Anomie% Stesws.Beadys, notice was token ; the groundto which he was poist- Horton. and Rea ke Crane-tottn, Flect,street. , sag' is nufavourable to cavalry, and as this tunement W. Harnett. sill. 'Canterbury, currier. Jane I, 2, 29, at • Gnildhall, t: nee , oiry. Attorities, Mr. Mount, I•auterbury ; was fareieen, the necessary precatitionS had been nod Mews. Braze an:l Ploieser, Essex-court, Temple. . taken ; whew this body of cavalry had passed . nearly N. 13...4, rtroient - s-lane, scrireoer, May 22, den. t 29 '' - ' ' the half of our line of infantry, Marshal Seehetod a, Guildhall. A•tornies, Messrs. Welker and Rankin, Old jet; ry. -. i vanced his oolliantt to -the foot of the hills, and am 3. Doane., High 'Tonere, eartheivrare-dertler, May 25, tainly his troops, with a degite of eliantly thistenti' a .1•Ine 1,9, at Guildhall. Attorney, lair. Pasqua, Elto.coart, ties them ts.the highest praise, stormed the 'what. Vmple. i .. Ronson, 6k as i on , Bo e h m , siop.OWlterj Mar2l, Jude*, : line , W o oed i s not less than two - miletand a half •in i.::‘,. 1 at the Briar Ina, Bishop Weannouth, AitOruies i , Mr' extent. Mit 'gallantly as the attack was made, the Llakiston, Synsond's bin ;and 111 r. Thompsan, 'Bishop ( l ir- I defence of the heights was no less brilliant : at every month. W. Clark, Canton-street; Fenchurch-street, vrittr-merchart, • pointthe - enem y was repulsed-at many with the May 22, Jane 5, 29, at thaildhall. Attonties, Messrs. Wilkin- bayonet. • son and Smitb. White Um-street, SP;llalklils. I J. Hargis. Grecinvich, - poilllercr, May 29, June 1, V., at i lie suffered a very severe Toss ;our gallant troops cuildhall. Attorney, Mr: Gregory, Glesnent's Inn. , pursued him for some distance, and drove him, after .1. I , rael,,llary-mrect, St. Mary-Ase, jewellgr. May . 22, , a swore struggle, with precipitation on his battalions JIIIII` I, :9, at Guildhall. Attorney, air. Swami, New Basin_ hall-strm. jof reserve upon the plain. The cavalry, which had tv. saltaders, Norton Fal• 4 7te. Ilighwtred, lines-dr:Wert i s l ow ly advanced al o ng our right, gradually fell back May'22, 29, Joie 29, at GliO uinll. Attorney, M t•roste : square. Bis:topsgale-strent. r . Browne, , CO J the infantry. At present his superiority in that C. w a dsworth. 11i,liorsgate-street. grocer, Mac .9. 31111e2, ', arm enabled him to venture this movement, which '29, at Gitildhuil. Attomias, Messes. Pritthes and Sampsoa s • Otherwise he should have severely repented. Swithisii-lane, T. Mahiunt. Saffron-hill, leather-dealer, May V, 25; Jane ! Having united his shattered battalions with those 29, at Gtoi.iii.iii. Attorney, Mr. Brown, Dake- street, Welt' ' which he kept in reserve, Marshal Suchet took up a minster. , 4. mites. Falmouth, shopkeeper, ja e 9. 10, 29 : a t c orn . ' position in the valley ; but which it would not have T0 i 0 ,, , H ote l, F a lm o u t h. Attornies.: Mr. Y ' oung Elltum:th ; been creditable to allow him to retain. I therefore an d M e -,,... Reardou and 13avis, Corbet-court, Gracechurch- decided on quitting mine, still, however, retaining street. P. Pante. Kin F -s Ly nn , Norfolk, groeer,'Jvae Willis,, . V,., .at the lie b iki iits, and formed the Allied Army in his'front, Guildhall, King s Lynn. Attornies, *Mestivi. %t Call - - cover ig my right flank with the cavalry, whilst the thoroe. and Clarke, Waroford-court ; ansLAlr. Goody in, Kips's left - rested on the hills. Ltnn. The army advanced in two *G. Pliirner, Nirlsolas-kine, insontneehroker. Mar. 2'2, 29, . lines to attack him a considerable distance, but un 31be , 29, a t Guildhall. :Unseen, Mr. Abbott, Abchuich-yard, fortunately Marshal Suchet did not choose to risk•a Camino-street.. .1. Proctor,andW. an d S. M a r s den, llantstet-lane, Leeds, (lax. second action, with the defile in his rear. ,• , spinners, June 'l, 1, •f 9, at the White Horse lintel. Leeds. At- The line of .the Allies was scarcely formed when ternies, - .4, , :5r5. Cardales and Young, Gray's Inn ; and Mr.. b egan he ban his retreat, and we, could e ff ect nothing t.a.int. Leeds. o . R. %%al:aster, Stockport. 'victualler, .Tune 9,1, (29, at the more than driving the French into the pass with %%anew Hulketey Area Inn, Stocktoset. Attorlle4, Messrs. defeat, which they had exultingly passed in the Ceo l ier and Low, Sontleimptoo-bui/dirgs, Cintacery-1..::e; and . h:r. wa4er, jun. Stockport. Mornin , ~ The action terminated at dusk ) with a W. 11.,1,-,•, Were.ster. lions-draper, June 1, 2.:'9. at the distaut but henry canneoado. • • Star awl' (limey Sun. Worenate,r. Attorsteo. Mv. Hill. Wpo.! iam sorry to say that I have no trophies to boast tester: :sad 11r. heck., Bream's-s-huildings,"Chareerv-lane.. : e i 14. Fairhurs t , •irii,sditco Mills. elsestetiedsre-destlird'ene,(l, : ot.-Ylte enemy took no guns to the heights, and he 30. 224, at t*e ;lislse fawn, Liveepoolv ' AttOrnirs, neon. ''retired . too expeditiously to enable me to reach him. elopcoase arl Sorri., Huckti,vh-ry; ant Mr. Lat.-Liverpool. ' -M. Carpenter. B3siagliall.street. Enortiy;stlivener, May 22, ThoLe which he used in the latter part of the day, Jane 8,19, at Ciaddhalt. Attorney, Mr. our brio, Gray's ipa- ; were posted in the gorge of the defile, and it would square. - i have cost us the lives of many brave men. to take i . [Dividends, &c. To-mortor.] . ' • 1 • them. • • ...,....-..................5 . sar .se.. ll46z /10. - ;1 „NT to AI LoNDON.Q . dz i ' - $ i In thedusk, the Allied Army returned to its post .x, .' • • . ..-. tion at Castalla, after the enemy had retired to Biar. I ' '• :. - of Itilssit if, stay ia. - • t _.......-- - From thence lie continued his retreat at midnight to . - , Villena, which he quitted again this morning in • . I)nvitivOieet, itiv 18, - • great haste, directing his march upon Futile de la A dispatch, of whith the following is a copy, was Higuera and Onteniente. - this moruitie received by Earl liathurst, from Lieut.- i But although I have taken no cannon from the - General Sir Johu it:11110.7 1 Bart.:- I enemy, in point of numbers his army is very consi - Capella, April ti , 1813, i derahly crippled ; and the defeat of a French army, Me bon a,-T have the honour to inclose to your i which boasted it had hewer known a check, cannot Lordship a copy of a disPatels addressed this day to i f a i l, I shoul d hope, -i n pro d uc i ng a most f avoura bl e General. the Maoris of Wellington ; and i am effect in this part of the Peninsula. harpy it is in my power to lay before your Lordship t •As I before mentioned to your Lordship, Mar so convincing a proof of the giallantry and spirit shal Suchet commanded in person. which pervades this army. I The Generals Harispe, Hebert, and Robert, coat i have, iiihed, but faintly described the exertions I mended their respective divisions. I hear from all of the officers and soldiers who have been engaged, ! quarters that General Ilarispe is killed; and I be but I still venture to hope that they will appear suf .- ' Here, from every account that I can collect, that the ticiently meritorious to attract the itotiA:e and ob- : loss of the enemy amounts fully to three thousand trin the approbation of his Royal Highness the i men ; and he admits two thousand five hundred:- Prince U.egent- • ' i Upwards of eight'hundred have already been burled This dispatch, with its inclosnre, will be delivered• in front of only one part of our line; and we know to your Lordship by Captain LrAguilar, of the 81st i that he has carried oil' with him an immense number. regiment, my :Military Secretary. I have, with l of wounded. great incouvettietice to myself, selected this Officer ! We had no opportunity of making prisoners, ee. because he is so well tpialifiell, I from the situation he cept such as were wounded; the numbers of which holds, to give your Lordship every information rela. I have not yet reached me. live to this action, and indeed relative to this army i I am sure your Lordship will hear with mtieh and the province. i satisfaction that this action has not cost us the lives. I think I may safer - venture to assur our Lord. .I , -y ire y. ship, that Captain D'Aguilar eminently possesses, every quality which we prize ita the Char.acter of a' soldier y and rtake the liberty of (maimed). Teem. mending hima.4‘.yonr lairdship's favourable.notittr and proteetiOn. • • I hove the honour to be, &c. (sigiled) . J. thWitttAY, Lieut.-Geo. The Earl tathivil; Bt.C. • • Ileul-cpsurter,, basedln. .A prii 14. 1819. MY Loan —rhave the satisftetion to tnforui yoke J.ordAhip,, that the allied army under my command' fl.lea!rd the-enemy otrthe 13t1r nutting, •comtianded• by itlarshil Sut wtinOers9n t , . • It apppeat; that the fiench •datteral had, fOr the purpo::e'ef attatking this arity,s fat tome time been ••mployed imcollecting his whotaiiisimaahle force. 1113 arratigements were completeenm the 10th, and lit the morning df the 11th, *sl -*lack* and dis,:„ ladud, wi'h some lon, a Syanialt • carp', posied by' General nt Yeltr, whith•tbreatened' his riiht h whilst it supported Our lo4,11i 1 4 1 6;,• • • In the evening he advanced •IFfstialaideroble formal to Villena, and him sciEr its*.Llltit he eaptoted,, on the .morning of the I.Ubia,,lpftaish porrikon, which had been thrown4ntrrais guide by the Spa itlsh General, for its defebiti:___< ; • • On the 12th, übnutnems, 'Marshal Sachet hewn. his attack on the,,ady,unee of tills army', pottett a% Biar, Under fha command or cat uw o 'mai m ., • Colonel Ac en's orders-were to hit hark • upon' Costalla 3 btitedispute the passagiiisith the ; w!lich.ho thinvith the utmost gillanter and skiil r for • five hours, though attacked br a force irtfinittiy cup lierior to that which he,cpragnsilded. The estemy's advance occupied the pass that even. ~" y 11C1171174 OF KILLOD. WOUSOZO.. ANa MISSING. Total Britbitto-s: 2 Lieutenants, 2 serjeunt4, 1 drummer, 65 rank and file; killed I 1-Colnnel, 11141mr, 1 Captain, 8 Lien. .1 Ensign, 15 itee 1 drummer, 238 ran k and file. I Id" 3. of many of our comrades. tenants o . , •• .serjeant, -. ,_, . • - -- tioanded ;42 rank and til e , minio n . , ; t Itor•es killed ; horirs IXa'aly must be felt the loss, however trifling, of ‘p tvi d e d ; 4 horse inis.ini —To . tal . Sicilien lust 1 railk - and lay. such brave and' gallant soldiers; but we know it is killed ; 2 rank and file . ro unded;—Total Spanish loss : 6 2- Lieu inevitible, and I can with truth affirm, that there Z an" ' 44 4" 1, 4 1. a lZr i i fi e lt‘ krSi d ., ;' l 4 1 41. 1 1 1 .1s u es tellan ' (Una nark s, serje , a • was not an . officer - er s.ofdier engaged who (rot not fetal: 4 Lieutenant - '1 • sat - 1 grommet . 139 rituk*atill tiFe ' Court the glorious termination of an honourable life,* killed t 1 Colonei, 1 Major, 1 Carta°, 12 Lieutenant', 1 En-• 41 . rank and file wounded ; 42 in the discharge of Ms duty to Its King and Ao his rtni an ls d e C r te eft m a iss ' in l c li t r ; l . a h ill or e fte ' s killed; 10 her.es wounded; 1 country. ' horse unittsirg, (Signed) iflOM AS KENAI!, Major, Assist.-Adj.-Gen. . The gallant and judicious conduct of those that . .. were engaged, deprived mach more than one half xi t a , 14: 0 111 e 1 41: , 4'; PViC ri i . , ,►:. IV. t . A, , , , ,m ,, I 1 W e 0 i i r D i : D 4 r. Gen. the army of sharing in the perilS and glory of the —Rifle Company, 3d King's L e rrnl n a i n Legion, l Lieuletoint Haile day : but the 'steady countenance with Which Don Juan gt: i n n t m luz i os a4, Li i 're - the) hash.- 5 1 h Regiment Spanish Grenadiers, Lieutenant .divisions of Generals• Clinton and Mackenzie I su W " ,,e'7 4 2 D d ED Re . Lieutenant l e ):: m ti . .i nl o i s l e cti r ,,, ezt l it h n e ). ad. mainetisfoi. some haws under a cannonade, &milks i inner, slightly.-75111 Font, LiAtentint M‘Pougall, Dy. Ass. A. Gen._reverely (Once dead) —SI eagerness and alacrity with which the lines of attack i t were formed, sufficiently proved to me .what I had Butt. 27. th Font, Lieutenant to , wl),ll4l,o3;il.7n4lll:lAletUmeiiii:et4trt Janeseeti:t3s(!ilfhi!rve.;;;lttgillaengoAtn,-- depend on from them, had Marshal Suoltet awaited' polio, seterely.—lst Itiillanii4iment,lajor FoYeree. Licit- the attack. I . t. f r ubtP44rtinach, Boylan M MIL f ilbliy.- 7 -R lan C o mpany, . 1 Lieutenant Segopor, slightly.—Caliihrese Free Corm+, Captain 1. I trust your Lordship will nOw penult toe - te per= Tavelln , Lientennat Meglineehas, t•lightly.—lst Regiment of loons the most pleasing part of my duty, that of beef; , Cordova, Lirutennnt Don Fradcesco Morales —Cuendoreti of Lieutenant . Don Fnineelico Co.o:trieda.—Coradorei bile le britittint,, for Iris , itoyai Highness the Prince , 6 1 e; el l' ia ' Juan del Puerto, Xteitan Dint UoLeaL's aproba,tion, the names of tkusa.Pfficers,and Ali g3 l i n T " e a t 4 rn i nr. `"aght 114 ' norPa , sahigk have had the fortanate opportenity of disc i a , k _ t Si g ned) - Tiloq. KEN'A TI , A t'. Gen. :tioguishing . themselves, in as far at-least as has vet ) ',l 1 Pi C Me* , : retbrned. 1,!1W„ . _ ... Wert 1 Moe' that (. 41 bwitY Wettegf . • - eo.mi rej.rmg throngs; Inc mine rims On the 12th Instant, and Come to my knoWjedge. • - • ' . -' ' I whom rt Was itnpotedble, front the nature of their woun ds; 40 ' OA. Adam, who commands the advents!, claim, the ' 10 °I . .hilinfelbse. 4 Y"InlY• Many of th'ln 18 " e t ' hl6. bee " rnit r it in from Dior, et hi • they -- ` re carried by the enemy, and eft irk plane in this honourable list.' I cannel solficient. 412* io evnenai ion. ' 1p graine.the jodietioutsaratigem.etsts he mode .sad the - —. shiNcy with which Itegaecuted his orders °tithe 12th i laetant. • . . The ad,iance,Fonsists only, of the 2d battaliott,27th I ''regjment,. corniftanded by I:Aeutritant.Cal.*Reeves ; :the lit. Ptalittn'reginseut, commanded by Liettinatti. gefonal Burke ; the 'ft alabrian: Ora, CurPs,-nano. ' .mantled by Mater. fare!; one Alit cietspaor Wake • 3d anti'Bth battalions hang's German Legion, tom. ..2 at every point, . . the ail .and 27th, led by _ Col. Reeves, decided the fate of tlie 114, hi' thit part of the field or battle: . ' , The skill, judgment,. and gallantry displayed by Major-federal Whittloghem, and his division of the 1 Spanish army, • rivals, though it cannot surpass, the conduct of Col. Adam and the adyattce. At everyfeittrthe enemy was repulsed: at many, atthe point of the bayonet. At one point in parti •eulai I must mention, where a French grenadier bat tslion had gained the summit of • the hill, but was charged and driven from the heights by 'a corps under :the command of Col. Casans. ' Major-General Whittingham highly app)ands, and r know it is not without reason, the conduct of Col. Casans, Colonel Romero, Colonel Camphetl, Colo nel Caiteras, and Lieutenattapeolonel Ochoa,- who commanded at various points of the hills. To the Chief of his Staff, Col. Serrano, he likewise expres ses himself to be.equvlly obliged on this, as well as many other occasions; and he acknowledges with gratitude the services of Colonel Catinelli, of the Staff of the Italian Levy, who was attiched•to him during the day. . These, my Lord, are the officers and corps that I am melt auxioes to recommend 'to his Royal High ness's notice and protection ; and I earnestly en treat your Lordship• will most respectfully, on my part, report their merits to the Priace Regent, and to the Spanish Government. n . .. • Lt now only remains for me ho telcnowledge the cordial co-operation and suppoit I have met with from the several General Officers And Brigadiers, as well as from the various officers in charge of depart ments "(wiled to this army. To Major-Getteral Donkin, Quarter-Master-Ge neral, I -Mit particularly indebted, for the zeal and _ • • ~... • , ability with which he conducts the duties of his etc- E . • ....,,,:ke:. •_:.•, NCOUR Ad ED 'by 'the Arfolforais saccassettethi• tensive department, and the gallantry he displays on tits their pecttliar . titet4tOd of weakitent 'WOW r *re oFti. every occasion. - few prevalent complanits, w hiehliiittielt a confirmed by the es... Major Kenah, who is at the head of the Adjetant... r b r i i e ebc „ lco e " o f f m t l ' i t t n.-Y ha YT l ",7 e i tr ":". l l ,7 e e s „M i tr c l i g; v . e p 4 i rr i 7 1 ''''' General's department, affords ate every satisfaction. diral men rou!iiiitii i ri ) i - rir iitte.tioo to a eerotin airs of disemet . ,. . Lieutoniitt-Col. Holcombe, and, under his orders; I tlf . s , rs- GO" and Cii. reinitiate in direct them slartiri to titn-;?, Major .Willihroson; conduct the artillery "fernier% ari-ine from a secret dittraitive 11--iiit orisseort4&4l - branch 6( ' lialittli, W . hick PHA %Mit' Of . Ci141)0 , 1 a mniteratitli Poi* ii( nes it.itg,a l i: • the service in a' manner highly creditable. The dif- .tertiere, hue opo entails on its vittoiries all the eteminivs . r,rtte: .: I ferent brigades of, tins under Ca tr i es Lacy, Thom- . cil i 'l of "l a "le* In A lv" di " irel4 • 44l4 •'• &fill° "f 41 " i ii" "Pli"i'' . - riencv, whether the contemtence of sorb baneful habit:tot sees.. 1 son, and Gilmour (and Garcia, of the Sicilian army),,...t, e iriesine. lon resiilenceio hat elittodes, °fait, other cause, and Lieutenant Patton, of the flying artillery, were by artikh the powers of the connitstkas become eifeelited. as extremely useful, and most gallantly served ; and ' a r7 l " 3 l 7,47', ll :: t i n t ',l 4 „l=X toi Ll „r e t,'„ l , ll ,,74 l l'i t a h.'1..311 sate, the Portuguese artillery supported the reputation 'V here 11)1 early Application is made for t he cure }.f a certain their countrymen have acquired . .. . , ; Disorder. frequently contracted ►in a nottnitof of kiebrietv 4 the !17 cion is generally completed in lite . short . spare or 'tali • The army is in march. I proceed to Alcoy • ~,Ti t . i ; l ll : 0 ,1 in t h e in „ re w i oance d and invete *,, te i , t n ge .. of wat tln the hope, but not the sanguine hope, {hat I may real infection, characterised by a variety of i odide. unditlist be enabled to force the Albayda Pass, and .reach the . L in ' t l i g e l in e r In n per r y f raitee in their plan I w ititinst restraint: . exercise) will insure to the penman* w pertwowin nail istteenc.hed positidi of the enemy of San Felipe, be- radical care. , for * h e can arrive there. } Toe diAses of the Urethra; as "trequentlytennueeted a ith or. - 1 arising from the above complaint base not escaped their utter - I consider , this movement as promising greater ; no . ; b y an i n f a llibl e an d sta . Prove , d plan' , they are cuaMed to advantages than a direct pursuit, as the road which remove obstinate Glees Rod stricteref, whether' remit or . ! .f.. he has chosen being. very favourable for cavalry, in t sc iog o d r u l rt h i c tinn;Liti b u t io i t ie res: IttiortinnitteeeT4 t r i tt i b n e rtd a 4l :l 7 .l t i ne e-d1 which arm heir so much superior, I . should probably ; very inveterate e ases, e g br ueveral ;ear, cantinuattre, itaving t-irtitil • :. j. be delayed too long to strike any blow of importance. ed to th e i r me th o d in a f e w days, otter the cure had bres!ail ► -' I beg leave to inclose a return of killed and thermcntrtehde by winter i r ' e r b a u t i t t i 7":" " i '''''' "11" nod 7..1) fiat` ~.... practtce. of twirler n )ear-, • ... wounded of the Allied Army. i the mode of ireattneet has bulb' one ginale art tnre eris provecc-1 ''', d ' ' I haVe . the boffin:tr. to be, Ac. I abortive. &dog w hich period many titontervi prm•nf, of Ii •tir . . - i, . ' s exes, have experienced the enjoyment of having, been per- .. ,I..MURRA MURRAY,Y. Lieut.. Gen. fectly cured, after severe and iujorious methods have been per. . P..S. .1 have omitted to mention, that in retiring : s evered Into no purpose. from Bier, two of the mountain guns fell into the 1 b r itr.fo c iss m aect (Co. l s :elusively pissing t he a n ejt t re b o r f t h h i ese a. hands of the.eneMy ; they were' disabled, and Col. , n ta i ken et re, o v. tn i t ie s :i in wi t r o tter t h at ohtatjutveNs.itijilv allot heti to.' Arlam very judiciously directed Captain Arabin, t t he i g norant etottirie, think it but justicei 3 thent-eivet to, state, to t i g h t them to ! t h t i t t ry ..f ha t • h v e c b p t i, •e lt :r i o otn ter ( l e y .r e , d dl i c et es ed (7: 1 . - h %i c i h tiat i :l il i n tll d uct .re r ti v t t u h 'h e o la t s li t e l si commanded the brigadr, Hospitals,. and testimonials from the Most eminent l'h"icia,`• and then to leave thetn'to their fate. Capt. i Arabiu obeyed his orders, and fought them till it they ie b l are to convince i any enquirer) that the :le t e t/ Lir: 1(1 1117 e was impossible quite to get them off, had such beam! Colouel Adam's desire._ . of the nt t le g iw " ( al ' z i v `r . a 3tt e r titro r u'e l r i " d at t i le d e ; l he t y lkent pre• t u o m q : tha ti b l eb. pre j tensions constitute- a fair ground fur the tutprecedeteed.cold (Signed) . J. M. &nee with which.they have, by the P u blic, bents., &thereby 1 honoured. Tit he consulted at their house daily (personally, *Ow let ter) hy,Patieuts, of either Sex, with semey, delicacy, *int. tent inn. Patients if) the country are requested to state the particulars . of their case, a g e, nod manner of living,,,enclosing a Bank-nme for advice mind medirioes I and the ,same. will baor[onrded to any part of the Kingdom. CUSS and CO. Sargeoni, No. 19, Bouterieltrett Firct! , any cii K m E ie N y r ( A. . )n L sk l i oi rk tic i n n s i e, P w er ear, re a n n ai, g e ro lir s ( tc li oa y-L cbri onsd ,r a w le, ry lt2 t l n tri er n t noun, at Five o'Clock. guarded. • • GLASGOW, Lontetawn, (ire hl , l- Green, Anal% .Dninfriev, Ilrownhill, Thornhill, Satiquanr-Kiln, Caminock, Kingsstoll, and all part, of Scotland. Camperdy on Conch (Daily). I YOU K. Newcastle, nod litlinhurgh, new Coach. perf, .erred • Iwith a Guard ikrougkout. Pets mu every hlorabg at ball-palt Si* re'Cliwk, by way of Newark, fittf-rd, Tadcaster, Dar lingtogs. - Nortteallerion, Durham, Morpeth. and Berwick.— Parengers boding theinseltes fatigued from the length of ce journey, easy rent what time they . please, and then pr s eaceed on without any additional fare. J. CARA, the Itlark Swan. Co. nry•street. York, runs Leaches te. hntideriaml, Hull, Searbis• rofth. Whitby. find miler Places. BRIDOLNOR.TH :tad Widsal new Pest C oac h, every • EV44*. CARLISLE, Penrith. and Whitehaven. Post Coarlis ;ones with Four Dorsey, and a Guard all, the way. Panes tbraogis i'lirough. Appleby, tireotateridge s Richmond, Catterisic, rougbbridge, Aberford, Dosicreserowed Cinsiitturnt • (the nearest oat by eighteen .psilest. sets Jul every. Morning. and performs tae journey with the greatest facility'. Fai , eucers detained on the Road by hu,inew or plia•uiv;,• [hive the peculiar "advantage of their seats heing.recured in the nest Coach;. WA lc EFILLD Post Coach, every Moruiug, half-pact ! Six o'Clock. CsTER, Newport, Whiteheech, Tarpnekly; Name/Felt, Northw.ch, and Middle wich, Post Coach, every Eveuresgioss . , ° Five 0'C10r..k... . „, . SD }:R LAN I), Stockton.. losi titer, New Conch, every Morning, to the (4eorge Ina, Swedes - WM. .• ••• MANC/lESTBR, IViewlow, Cangleton. Neer.rostle rand, . and, Wolverlinmptiso ' Piot Coach, every Afternoon. guarded: Sll RE WSBUR r, Wellington, and Shllfatil; r. at Conch, • the Royal Charlotte, every Eventue.:.at Feven'Oloirk. guarded.. ; rai d Rothethnas rest •cessich,.called the Rude.. bighorn, every oinritieg. S U•if Ahl PTO N, Wincheifiti;Akestord, Orel-Alton Coals every Evening. • • • • . .. • • EIRMINtIiIAM Mercury Poet Coach, wi:b nut every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham nest dey at PAWS ley Osf.wd, F.oston, and Saillitone, to the Saracen's Head, Buil-street, Birminghara. - ...• DULL, Ne.rthLave ThKrn, - and Pbncrisler; fnit • Comets, every Morning eel hisit-At•Srd cegbeer t ts;flißutl4l,l Sao Ina; 3116.-i.icate., - rt . _ A A .- ". STRICTUftIiS, Rte. •• . . ImPREssl',D with atottsciaustiess tivittheir de cinti+mfrom the general plan has been .I+4:My to • others, and impretyed in their professicont RClFireinettli by i'vt maturity of near twenty years experience,. Meg4rs. (•Ul(g).6 seal fetillillte with unabated ardour, the etodic/limo( those disorders Which are the consequence of illicit itidsVcßeci. dr the destroctire Inthits,of the Inconsiderate. Settool-oar; : IA '. • professing the erne of these Complaints, they hAI .u4t.ptiio‘. • dui:erne:it to trice ; lint. tensible a% all men must- be o. l.drc.cg:t istence of such calamit ;es, thoy offer their masistaiscosas.gegunrle . edocale.l Surgeons of London. nod of the Ropil Cnih-W 01" ' Edinburgh. to tll C 11.4 of Siph HOG Ltreetion,, ti ;r1 in:es•t•f?' complaint of Debility and I)ettrieticy, witetb..e arising:fount's*. •: .liffatuntion of a ter alit destructive hiti.b. long residence's+ Warm e• climates, flve.lioing, yr Roy other cool proJticeng -deker 4 ll' of study vigour, patient may rely .at at sperdy rertoc;ti*.* to viNrous health. Their improved plan of rnriori Scrim:terra .•! the Urethra Ana hecn Ottenti 4 A with peculiar sweets. Strirtoreo*. trf tea tied toetity years' duration have yielded to their treat, omit in the .hart period, of thils.• weeku. Severn) .Yolle:t1•112 • testi Gent leirrett at t ic first re•pettatrility , who Ali ve luho n red strost ' 1 his pninflil and di;tres•ing (twine, hossitg received a eadicßl,Vio rmancat ewe, pariitql.itly writ:est that reh.rerwe muy.lte • theibi at On eeislences the deridesl-Sapelt , tigslt wok: Carrie and Co.'s Plaii TtestitoCl l l, "114 1 1.••°" 1 " - ` 4 . itletcen 'had been limier the . enre of Messrs. flumes ile•t"; • , and uthet 'Soirgcrots of equal rorrers..ta, who Care by the apt:Pc:spots pLitte Want Caugtic, • • "-1, • . . , • . • • . • - . , .. • ~ / . - . . • • . , . . . '• ' ya.. 4-i • ES -. , , : —. . • • ~..„ . .. ... .. . . • .e.—......--4,•....;,....,:,•;-•„ ZT . i; tr.- .... - _ . . . ...• . . _ . .... ,_ , _ , . . . . —... . . . • }. 4 4. ° . • 4 ' ' ' • ' . t‘ r I .'. ' • 4 ,, . 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Extmet of o Letter Croon apt. llerels, Or his A Coeps4 ol Itsurthy , et'abP4l l 49 - 1141 0 9un d l - I lliel l •- '',' ./ • -.,'r.' ,—:.:;,- :..0.2.4......!••.04 - Ili - 4361 1 011 6.09 Piiiirad ry * ' Alsile Pottle, tutdre 4 sed to Admiral Lord Keith. 424 . 1 1 11 17,.r itli449;ml447iable train of ar d-u aryhmnr. .wa, extensive. si ;f t h h e o"o4 mors ittsisriiiiieht4 4o4 . - fee tklu ru movssi chavvi witis a.7...y , -.... v.. "."- iii ` ,... • ' ....„._L „. ' . t .t . ' 4; . ria4. ,,,. .:,,ipol. ph„, ~iii,:1ur. ...44 _,...iti .., ,hit s kity, ,,, ,..„ 1 :: iet. .1....•,.... we're ferened, onnapesatt ad ,sionnta#a slush* . ' g *C AR L iir,"ol; : r ',, • 4 04,...47: 4 • ..„ . ; .. , . 4 . 1 . A ,c, ..p . , .. t f," .41 r. . 14 1. *- 4. mated by his Lordship to John Wilson l'roker, Lig, ~ • His Majesty's Solis Belle Poole, la Sea, NI 2 Y 11011113. - Th e position of the Allied Arty have the pleasure to inform „you,- of folk pace. in conseqoevreydav)ittetatidtkriti p. . sag tim„- di _ m ilkslti . 4 Poleakps4o 6 .., . nod ,Nn • • • • t :,, to(11::4 ri g we'llil two P" e 'Elie left was pasted au la sti4intrinsti .4of ' Ars .; . Coach. Pets ow !eery livening. ' Zt ll el . •• turcd, after a citace from five P.M. e d by Major-Generals Whittinghain's Milldam ef self of the pan, • -.. . •. . . - was wnynded very early in ibe attack, iti;ifidi.ifresk,:::3ll.l:ear and li:iii-iige."lrCtrespLl:::::Fhlusc:"efilli::4l,l.43dai:l:::::lll:i.E7,•4l4t.,.":;)ti,.. . . , fuli v ir o aki l z i t ll 444lllt4:6l s ll42 a ltalljfallt. • • . 7r... 6 . • A. M. this morning, the Revenge American letter of lir- g a petilsh troops, aid Ibeetimude of the Allied Azmy This fact alone says eves in fallout of Col . Adam, , lt 0 10,1 4; /101 Ltratie anar.tue schooner, 37 days from Charlest on to Dour- • ond in . praise ettivseeke command', thait.,ny words' a fr rAsi,fraidfrilOtd , rif AVll*o**. 'meal p team ' deaux ; she is a new vessel, copper-bottomed, and elltirt CRIOUOi Aria4ll. - . . • : This range of hills tesualeatee at .Castalles wiijch, .of. mine can express. I shall , therefore ,, A !Ty, Voss n' o o 4 .&%tonem* Hea4 Ism, 0e ' ' --- 1 1 i t ' -00_86 pooh 0,fr,• 4 1 , •,, • , . , ...I . ttvet, &m u ., •... fastettetl. itiercest for 16 guns, having on boot fbur and the ground to thg right, was aceuPied-Ity Alper- myself - te ' weseieleg your • Lortishipe theft the coudust ! • -1 . 1411- f t wg . . ()Willing Psw ehr through Ch . I lung nine-pounders sad 32 men. General Alackenzies &Alin% and the sSth regiment, of all engaged in this brilliant affair, merits, and has ...rhea. -usow it ru stortpliteligh, eyvvy tempo • 11". v. May's toe rrhawur jib ba j r, . imt , , n; halve:a .........-- from that of Lieutenant-General Clinton. met witb t my highest approbation. , Thomas-ediet, alii ihe t4•l 4 a.;' ißAbt, i tigkrtfi t) e rt l i7 "l:4 lt l .._ rn ' • Carllai tio•sse,. May 17. • The remainder of the position *as covered by a Col. Adam Ilia Itoyal itigboess ' the "Prince Regent iiip• Imp ravine, behind which iiestimust-General but continued, and s till co nti nn ea, %i n c harge of his „ at every Morithle or hatf•:) . .i r Seve:l e ll r i rt R°4 • k e in/113114. - phssed, in the maw and on the behalf of bit Ma- Clinton • ;Win 'Fn.,' ' 1 1 I n : ce illith: be titDd Nur ingLe ii::::l i t i t l i g n exp l etthieM ' or nti. )4 e.„... 1 ,1,`• "; jesty, to appoint Major-General the lion. Si r Charles ' ts'u w°s-stationeds supported by three battelious division. :'• - . of General Roche'S didsien,.lls a column of reserve. i On an 13th, the attack of the mill on • Gel. ! :ad Fer a r ls t i 4Ze u" all%aid tohe i e Inn wabk awl vontirte if ,to b t , b i S l i e i :at . :! ' e ul .i ' ll et ret t ds it ; t tll ' y i try' 44e „, r Stewart, linight of - the Most Hon. Order of the A few batteries had been copsttucted in this part of i Adam ' s dries - was very were, bat the enemy ass Bath, to 130 bill Majesty ' s r ' 'lT°Y gstTa°""wiltrY ” a : the line, and in fruit of the castle of Castling. The , defeated at every point, and a most gallant : charge se . Pololiv C ' esrtv i : - • ' Minister Plestilotentiary to the Court of his hi in - t t. --" i enemy . necessarily advanced on the left of the post - lof the t 1 .and 27th, led by Col. Adam and 'Lieut.- Iby on h . ht rpm) 1.11.1 r, whitheriiiiiwere carried by the enemy, nod left envy's. 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