The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-06 00:00:00

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J 11.4 ii.'lt rY and R tiPECTA 11l LITY who may, from am'pies-iozenierone. ,be in want of PliCl4 NI A il , R AC- C,) .INI tli ) A I.IIIN, either temporary or permanent, may 4 1, : 6 . t .•• ...t.m, 1)1 A 1:1)1A r CIA (oa kiwi security), iu wit lounitat. Heir. of No!.leineta and Gentlemen of Fortune atav wive it Ills • weir Personal Security. • • l'eron iL apiilieations received hetseroto the Messrss hour ni Tcn an d Three iirkei( ..2 ;Lail Letter' post pay, . Hankey stud Cu. No. „itt, ttar)-street, St. James s. MONEY ,AT In'.ll. CLNT. . ifivni - LoANs. lr _AD! FS and' G ":NT I .1 7 .111.1 N may be accom. inn , lastr4 from ~6*MO to £2 400. in any sums; and tbr C advanced i n , 24 boars after the security ig upproveJ on Ffrrisuld, Lenschold, or Coo as . Money in tbis ru Clerp nten's Lionrs, %VidJurs' Jointures, Morri:to Set 'mantis, Life Annuities. dr. or good personal security. Applications from it to o' letters (P"sA Pilid) to Messrs. Parker atri 10. N... 9. Lower dame.-stree Golden-square, *,on town or country, asowerrd t. 4 DGE %YELLS WAR DILL E, Nk;Alt ALBANY, PICCAY. ▪ OBINSOV begs 11!4 VC' to inform his Friends ▪ the Public, that be is l everconstanty eceiving from his likunifolory a rryshstipply of time's of ry description in the Warr lane, tnewanle of whieh he isensbled to sell Wbol”sale, Retail. and for Exportation on as low tarots lb say Howe In Lontlim or 'Tunbridge Wells. A great Y.lfit'4' Of ortirles made of writhe wend for Ladies is ortuttunit.-01.1 fu4b..tdo Ware repaired and varabbed, or take., to e• i.aige fur new.—English &ad Derek Tar, sin!, all klwiof A enuine French awl Englisb The fastlio .n it Gone of the Devil and the sensitive Fish to be awl stub is great var: ets at Robinson's Shop. t , HYMEN'S heAVOURITE. MADAME L NCH' EST ER begs most re. u nfitly to acquohit the Nobility. neutrj, sod ber swamies wet di.rninniating Friend, of Inc Fisaltionalste World.t hat after much stink. , and unremitting atlentiou, sbe is Lipp to wormier, that ,he has introduced fee heir asp pool:ditto such an unrivalled and 000vella Avarua* of SUMS' FASHIONS, as she bubbly contrives will at amp arrest the attention of the Nobility and Gewr., and point out the dloinosisheti superiority, and taste'ul di.- play of her Loahli.ainent is St. James'a-street. —Atoms-Ist antneru. other novelties has been introduced an entire now Eat, which, front it, fanciful stud peculiar taste, has bees plod happili designated by a Lads of doting - 041i , d risk— The Hymen 3 Favourite.—Mo. MO, St. Jaines'rstreet. RICIIARDSOIST, GOaatit.iCK, . Co. Contractors with Gar Toluca for the pre eat STATE LOTTERY, respeetfully,it b rns the Pahtic that Tickets sal Share, are now on Sale -iv OAces, Rauh ild ings, Catskill, and appasitt the . 134',1 Maws, Charjng-Cross. tiCli FA L. ..are... £lOO,OOO 5 Y.ditl .. • 10.000 5 1 Ma 5,000 10 603 .. .5.000 SU IIYJ• 3,000 50. 53 ~• 2,500 101. 9.5• . • . 2.500 4,630 lb 72,00 U 4410 Number!. . i€ 500,000 Five Tickets Oretvelt Number. All to be Drawit the lAtb of October, IRIO. F AttRION &SLR e LOTH ES. 011 MOS!' ADY.A;NTAGEOUS TERMS. • 1 !IRONS, IVOQI.LAN DRAVEM., MAN'S Ur MERCER, and TAYLOR, lftS, Flert.ttitet, obese Door: from Fetter-Love r baying on bald a Large quautsts of Ciotti* purchased bet to vi.r . % great advance, u enabled to supply Gewlernea.lph chum at the prices tr.dow (for ready Mosey). ;butting them tare quality of CI •th, the Fashi 41. and Workin.nisliip cum tbe exceeded ; of which they may be sall4ed by Lt.oectilis—a Keen, *ark y of Wool ko Cloth*, and every articlit to the above branches begi4 al ways kept. Very best Superfine Cloth Coats, made to measure Snper Ditto Good Second Ditto Great Comb of every description on propartion..te Terms. Very best Super Knee) mere Brieelies Bel 6 Double Milled Ditto ....... 1 14 • Best dabble twilled Cord Ditto 0 IS i• particularly requested bleuileuwo win observe the I k. 4 ; !..1) WY gr, Fr' ANEW INVENTIbN. MID R.G A N and SANDERS, Patent Sofa Bed, and Chair Bed Manufac:urers to their hlajCvaell and bath e anyal Family, have the honour of Worsen,* La dies :lull Gentlemen they have invented a most completer else elez•intly curious WRITING TABLE, in the sh. pe of a Ghibr, singularly novel, and most exceedingly grand awl handsome, and which they beg leave to cal Pitt's Cabinet Globe Writing Table, out of respect to that ever to he la mented great and good Statesman. \I. and S have also made several Improvements ,an their Patten Imperial Dining Tables, which are.now allowed to ettecil all others iurvery respect ; likewise .the Inveoliers of the moch-admired Patent Trafalgar Sideboards trod Malik Tabie N universally approved of, and Manufachsreri Of the Patent Brass Screw Bedsteads. with various essential Improvements recently added, at their Upholstery trod Cabi net Manufactory and Ware-rooms, 16 sod 17, Catherise street, Strand. Tile new-invented Globe Writing Table was absointely first ttlanithcin red wader the immediate Directions and Orders of • 11,111:; X and SANDERS. _____ NEW AND FASHIONABLE SILKS, FAMILY J MOURING, &e. OSEPII 'SNUGGS, N IIIEII,OIR and M ANAT. FACTURE:It to her MAJ has the 110510111* of ""MiCilig to the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends generally, Curt hi. late Partnership having expired, he has rem evert en! Crely from Channels-greet, to No. TJ, the Corner of Henri- COVeal-garden. J. S. avails iiiinsclf of this Opportunity to present his most crateful Thank. for theyery distingukhed preference. he has ~e for rapes ienced, and respectfully solicits et . Continuance of their kind Patrona g e to his slew Finn of SNUGGS and Co. Rating completed ass extensive Assortment of new, elegant, and lashionakileSat,us adapted to the Season, Nets, Italian " 44 slim.plain and ti,:ured Genies, de. with Lustres, nisi &inns, Crapes, Hombaceens. and every Article Rye " i lart Mourning; all of buiteriur Make, SN and Co. request the Favour of loaders to honour Il iein by an Inspection of their Productions ' which they fiat tar th esmelves for Taste, Elegance., and Quality, will he mead ma inferior in any, and its such Price as will ensure grirral Approbation. Ne• 20. the Corner of Henrietta-street, Covent len. - - 111 i; REAL JAPAN BLACKING, MADE BY 1/AY and 'MARTEN. TriliS Invaluable Composition, with half the umvit invodums the mien beautiful jet black ever hrheld, at ii ir d s pecidiar tinitri4iineou to the leather, • nut tun the finest linen, is perfectly free from any unpledsant linen, and will retaitritsvrrtursionny climate. Sold wholestite by I/ay and Martin, at the Manufartorl, High-Holborn; retail by F. IM%, No. i, Tavistork "reel, Covent -rarden W. Day, 80, SWiillow-svert ; A xtell, No.l, Finch-bine ; and by the principal aunt-makers,- Per finwrs, and Oilmen, hi the Metropolis I and in every Town ta,.u4huut the United JC.indottl, in slope battles, price ls. 6d. taw:. - Berinoodsey-streed.—Spacious PREMISES, suitable for a MANUFACTORY. and Five adjoiuieg Homes. By 'Mr. BURTON. On TUESDAY, the %lal of Aogust, at Twelve o'clock, at the Auctiou Manz, to I'wo Lots, Lot 1. T HE LEA.3I.: of a DWEJ,I4I NG. HOUSE, 'with SHOP. and Three-door WAREHOUSE, admirably caleulate.l for a Tob.ieco Ma nufactory, Currier, Woulstapler, and others requiriug roomy Premises, situate No. 239, Bermondsey-street, now in Ow .w -rupation of Messrs. WALTERS, Tobacco Manufacturent, obi) will dive itionedi ,te possessio.t. Lot '2. Fite I.I.ASE of FIVE BRICK DWELLING. HOUS..S iit the Court adielaieg...—Tbe precollege; Lot lb tit otcbspati.sa of Tenant* at W ill. fit tw viewed, nad descriptive Particulars had on the Pre unites; at the Cock and Magpie. Beranoodscy -street ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Burma, tit, Corithill. Spacious Premises, with good li g ht, suitable for a Manufac tory. BreWery, BOW Keepers, and others, is the vicinity of Finsbury and Bissepsgate. By Mr. BURTON, Oa TULSI/AY, o .agust 24 at Twelve, at the AUCTION M ART, near the Bank, In two lots. FIIIII 14; LEASE u flex pired ul very commodities and canvenieat Ph EN! I i ES, iaciading.a very ranvfortatile dwelling hoot., extensive new brick built two-Sour n.sre , house or intinuf sctory, stable.large dthitile shed, 4,4 two s k rici , ms ynds, rendered particularly coincident and se• cure, complealy eat-lased with foldio,c gnteN admirably tass.ed for a toys aumufactory, brewer. distiller. &a -m Ilk r, ilvr4 dry salter, or any sa.iaufschsr,) in a stiett spsco and le,;:tts sere reyared , eligibly ssittated ta"Giuster-strec, Curtain-rood, acne Finsbury-squ ire, to whiett there is a .e -per.tleeatrattcet'ss.:l Shert-greet.in Cambertund.street ; held ow lease fyr about .10 years. at moderate rests. T. he viewed, .tad particulars hod o s the premises; at the blaribblldOrAlr. Surto% 02, Grabill. • • • TOTTEN II AM. Lama, extensive productive Gardens;, Assam Csri s, untwist:mut Sitet of Water, dad caPacittui . BURTON, Oa TVISD4Ir. AU ST SI, at at the AUCTION 1 stAgr, TIIVIX -40jo and viiry v4lttabin FREE. IX. Mina OPIWMRTY, including &uobleunif.ttm ticti desich, Istirlbo elders weds several Stilts of rooms of ndini table reV/ sw eloasebtic arraugensents, principal nod Askew. carriage a.id table ard, so IMO is elegies' Omar sublieg far carri a ge end riding horses, easch-beeses and eat-oltices. capital prokitle , the fruit sad lowerganiers.toclused with lofty walks, and es. t am a le ;mh o s, s urghbfry walk, which nearly surrounds the estate, orsanweeed wish variett timber , . relieved by sloping lawn, aid begirt with a lutielseme politic sheet of water, agreeably situated in Witite-iiart-lane, the preferable part of tie respectable of Totteettent. At the same time will besold toe Leaseaf two riy!. Meadows, eeotaining About 14 acre% +ante eontliptEas :3 the residence. To hr viewed whit fiches only, hicb, with descriptive Particulars, may be had of Mr. leartna, 6i, Gambill; par ticulars also on tbe premises ; at Litsytt's ; need at the Auction Mart. BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. THE greatest blemish to agility is superfluous . Hairs ea the 'Face, Neck, and Arms. HUBERT'S ROSEATE POWDER immediately removes them, is on eitsAant article, rketly ins•scenti and pleasant to the ; price 4s. or tire pe one parcel 7s. Eild by the Proprietor, 73, Biesell-street, Covent-garden ; Overton. 47, Bad-street ; Dolmen, 3, and Riggs', 65, Cheapside ; Boxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow ' • Spibberry, Dahlia; Stevenson. Norwich ; Rooe, Stanfo rd; _Mew, Chelmsford ; Dicey, Nortnamptun ; Monday, Oifora ; Rouse Canterbury; Gregswee, Liverpool; Swinuey, Bir raingh;sa. ; Wood, Shrewsbury; Hopkins, Hull; Cattle, York; Gould,' Bath; Prosser, iliirttA; Pallister, Marg.ite ; crregory,,. Brighton; Rue, Cheltenham; Brwdie. Suiiibury ; l'rowmAn Exeter; Walker, G loucester ; &ark, Leed s; "'robs, •Worcester ; SpEinge Tunbrike Welt.; and by every.,Perfunser. Bookseller, :ad Veader to England, Scot land, aid Ireland. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL L PATENT ROC II L'S ROYAL HLUBAI. EM BROCAT lON, An effectual CURE fur the HOOYIND COUGH, without Medicioe. THE unrivalled reputation this EMBItOCA. TION has galled, and the Inventor. anxious to secure it genuine to the Public, and prevent the Impositions daily practised, by uuprincipled persons vending dangerens com positions, his Majesty has been pleased to grant • his Royal Letters Patent, tor a security to the Public, appointing him the sole benefit of his most invaluable Discovery. The Public and Families may therefore be supplied, Wholesale and Retail, nt his house, No. 19, King street, Holborn, nod are requested to observe that each Stamp is signed " J. Roches" and witli cacti Bottle is given a NU di- I rection, at the top of-which is his Maiesty's Arms, Price 4s. * All others are Counterfeits FRENCH AND DOTCII PAPERS. PA us, .JiLi 29.—The \Senate licit a n epl yesterday. The Prince Arch.Chaecellor Count de St. Marren, Envoy Extreorißeaty from France to Prussia, arrived yesterday *Parer on his return from Berlin. , - A privateer from Boulogne has tsarina!, if the mouth of the Thames, three &Wish immels tendon with coals. The Dutch troops under tiro arillimanteit Genesi Duntonaiau t at the.lhisgo t toot Soo , of fidelity to his Majesty on 01,2114 . end art . t i #ll, doe atteisaal guard at SO dam, consisting of about 3000, took the oath in the presence of the Arch.Treasnrer. General Molitor is employed in administering it to the troops in the departments of Utrecht, Gueldres, Overyssel, dcc. Tire crews of the Imperial and Royal squadrons lying is the Meuse, the Tad, and before Amsterdam, were sworn in the pre. eence of Admiral Count Haessen after which the, tniperial tiaa was heisted is di e place of tbs. Dutch, and saluted whit several discharges of at. tillery. The ceremony on all Owe occasion, took place amidst reiterated acclamations of " Long live the Emperor." The illsrias Courier, under the head of Trieste, the 9th instant, says, We are autho. rued to anemias:dot the - trade with Turkey will be open in the spare of a few days. The Govern. meat bas taken the most proper measures to favour it. Magailnes of depot are to be established, at Carlstadt, Sista, sod other places. This corn. mercy holds out inestimable advantages' SCYLLA, JULY 9.—The two opposite shores present a superb comp devil. They are covered with troops and batteries, and the coasts are lined with vessels. We are in momentary ciliated= of some great event. Brigadier,General Decent bas arrived from Germany to take a coamaad in the army here. Royal Camp at Piste. Jule 9. The enemy still continue to fortify thems •Ivei„ particularly from Messina to the Mower of the Pharos. The English had so strong an alarm last night, that they struck their camps and stow,' to arms till this morning, when they ro.pitclied• their tents. Bivorior, JULY 12.—General Neale, Aid. de.eamp to his Imperial Majesty, bas•arrieed here on his way to Pampelnna, to succeed Genisil. Dufour in the government of Navarre. His di. 'Won, cousisting of between S eed 10,000, men, began their march from this place on 'the Sib for Spain. This morning arrived here between .3 and 400 officers of all ranks, who escaped from the OW Castile hulk, at Cadiz. Tu.morruw we aspect the privates, sod other individuals, who *Wean b.mrtt the same visor!. foe arrieal of numerous corps of troops* M. nottneett to : us. • Tim Sprilards, to the number of 2000, ender the command of Marquesito, who were landed by the English at the petty ports of Santos's, Fiends, amid Berman, did not make a long slat on shore. In 1:m than 48 hours 10,000 men sembled to march against them. To their gveld' regret, the enemy did not wait for them, bet, on the contrary, t 1.4 with the greatest precipitation. AU4SsiWaa, JULY 20.—Letters from Viennb the previous reports from that cartel respecting the rupture of the negotiation bet fee the Grand Vizier awl General Kamensky. And the 'resumption of hostilities. The young Greeks, who were studying medicine at the new seminary in Coustantinople, have been sent to join the Grand Vizier! I Jui,o Ol.—A. %lid Edict • has bees publvdied here, whiph ouvetidat he commercial re. latiotts with the United Statei of North America. It directs that no vessel coming (pint any of the 'American ports, or owned by en American,. shill be admitted into a Prussian port, but, on the coo. I trary, spat all such vessels entering the harbours or ports of Prussia, shall be compelled to depart. On the 25th ult. her Majesty the Q teen arrived et llohensieriets ' ihe country seat of her father, the Duke of .Mecklenbore.Strelitz. On-the 110th her Majesty was attacked with a fever soil 441 op pression in the chest, and three days after, it was discovered that she had an abscess in- the lungs, which had broke. 'All the means in the poster of medicine were carefully, employed, bet bet Ml.' culty of breathing daily increased, accompanied with spasms, which at length terminated fatally. On the 18th, his Majesty was informed: by a special messenger, that the recovery of the Queen was despaired of, and that she was estremely sauxious to ,sce her spousirand. hot children ogee' more. His Majesty and family_ arrived at early hour on the 19th, and found his spouse at. ready in the aguilies of death. She saw him anti : her children, and breathed her last at nine ticlOck in the morning. The Raise returned to Cbadota tenburg deeply afflicted at this callosity, ...Moll body will be conveyed to ibis vapitaly fur Whitt purpose a detachment of the body guard's has al., ready witched to the territory of Nleckletibure.' tier Majesty was born the 10th of Mareht 1776,' and married the 24th of December, M. PARIS, .1101. T St. DISPATCH Tams TUB Pitt MCC OP 11111L1/10 'PO *au, riti NCB OF NW [CH AT1111 4 . • AJOH.OII/IHRA '&C. 66 MONSEI DA PAH, - I ha•e the honour to inform your Highness of what passed on thu Wth l pre: paratury to the taking of Ciudad Rodrigo. " At four o'clock in the morning we began tot play from our batteries with 4b pieces of caution): SAES BY AUCTION. . l'i —...watto.. - - To INN and TAVERN-KEEPERS ,_and OTHERS. Capital First-rate INN, TAVERN_ _, HOTSI.,_ASSEN_. BLY and POSTING HOUSE, Maideleme i Kent, immediate possessioa, Laud-tax iul4. • By Mr. BURTON, Ott WEDNESDAY, the 19th of September, al Tre o'clock, at the Auction Mart, (if net wooer &spewed a by Prit ate Contract), ts. . A SINGULARLY Valuable FRREROLD ESTATE. comprising that respectable aid well nut. MAO *lnn, the STARK at Maidttene, the of Mr. s PRATT, who Is retiring from Ilerineet. * yes are 1 rendered panicularly convenient to r etlecca..lloi . vitls unownl facility, ',bleb has been a prole lam leneere.lo Ile , concern for 150 , 4 ears, and Resittopitealte*4 ntivig%ifes• pabilit v and situation, most coolitlaatly ammtes wk. %Pet - stable lippart. The Presiossnie ratemidlotn, ' row weird, is wry excellent re pair.and capable efusailitry MUM ill) beds; usmensus dila% a.ad dea.stripprooms of propos-, Lions. a spacious handsome a-weakly r oat, a w ell fregeneed ' coffee-ream, requisite and well arranged servantenpanmeats, commodious arched and other cell win; at a tamable dis tauce in the yard is a Tap, a puling house, which ,oay be let ' of to considerable advantage; excellent stalkd and opeortaa tiling for 71 horses, inclosed roach-houses. spacious well-ti ai- Isere ! lofts, requisite ont-builditigs, and a I owe open yard. /Lc. with a conveuient back carriage emraare, the w hole ego pletely enclosed and secured with folding gales. To be viewed till the Sale by application to Mr. Barton, of whom descriptive. particulars may be bad; particulars at the Saracen's ead, Ashford; Swan, 11 ithel Royal. Hotel, D over; Three Kings, Deal; Royal 'Hotel, Margate; Foun tain, duKerbury ; Rose, St tt ingbqurne Ind' Rochester; Rose, Dartford; at the George. Bow; Blosetnn's Inn, Lawrence bore; Cross Keys, Wood-street; and at the Auction Mart, Vln. B. 1 part of the purchase-money may remain on mort &age, if requiril. _ mortars, or bowitzeri, which kept up a very brisk sod unintrrupted #re ' both on the breaches, sou * the. defences of the besieger*, until four in the afternoon. D firing this period each piece of at. _ _ _ _ finery discharged &us 12 to 16 sbeisetery hour. Tie enemy 4W some hours returned, our dire la & Ireiy feeble wiener, dud sou& caned &kg elm- tether. . . • "At foieln the afternoon Gee. Rely, COnnaan. dant of the bettering train., the Chief of Batts. Woo and Comelandant of Engineers Coach% mad the Chief of Battalion Pelet. my brat Aid.ste. i t emp s - went mot to make a field ezaininetlon of breach. Three volunteers Were required to try whether the breech was practicable. Thlrion, corporal of grenadiers, in the 2d company of the 50th regiment ; l3ombols, ("rabbi** in the 2d battalion of the 6th light infantry; and Bislaiet, rhasseur of the 4th company of the 24 battalion of the same regiment, instantly offered themselves. These brave fellows having climbed that wo locaehei in the space of a few minutes; and. gained the top of Il:second wall, discharged their pieces it the ere. my, shouting at the same time " Long live the Em. nerori" and deseeeded again with theamao boot re. sanest,. I solicit fur them the insignia of the Legion of Honour. This gallant feat; performed is the sight of the whole army ; • made thettolumns . hasten their advance to the assault. Mbe Columns consisted of the ,belieging chasseurs,, under the command of Captain Sprualing; Adjoint of.the Staff, 300 voltigeurs, and 300 grenadiers, com manded by Messrs: Delom, Chief of Batt:lion of the 6th Light Regiment, and Dulu7at, Chief• of Battalion of the 69th regiment, These troops , reached the foot of the breach, and were jolt mounting to the assault, when the besieged hung out the white flag, and surrendered at dietetic,. " Gene* of Division; Count Leila% Com. *standard of the 41d. division of Marshal the Doke of Elchingen's corps; who commanded the attack, marched at the head of the belgade of Simon, and i.assiog through the breach; immediately took pOssession of the town, the ramparts, batteries, Mites, and piece. of arms, and posted guards at the magsehtee of provisions and military . stores, and also upon the public chests. Genets! Simon, 'et the same time, made the( Spanish garrison de. posit their arms in theanrensli after which they 'returned to their quarters. This operation being terminated, General I.Olsoo esteblisbed himself OM the ramparts with the brigade of Simon, and tluird p_aseed the night. The Mintant-Conemenditst - ipeert, to whom the cnimeitall of the place was cenfided, maintained the greatest tranquillity is it. " The Spanish garrison consists of between and 7000 men, who *lll be marched in three co. fames* to Bayonne ; the first set out this meriting, and to.morrow and the day after *lll be followed by the other two. The hospitals Contain q greet mind* of wounded, who will be seemesivety re. moved. • We have found in the photo 126 pieces of artillery, a pretty large quantity of powder, shot, lead, and cartridges, which will bit acesta, raMy detailed In the inventory now making. and which will be transmitted to your Highness the 'moment it Is finished., "According to the eeconsis of the Spdeish 40. vernotitimseit, the garrison; the thwilanteoi weld the peasants,. have suffered considerably .dureag the siege. He Mates the/lumber of soldiers killed • at upwards. of :WOO, and that of the iligabitants, he toys, is still more coisideiablei. /10 . . eetifeesen, that himself and the garrison would have serree4 dered sooner, had they nut heels ill.treeted by *the inhabitants. Moreover all' unite in _complaining of the perfidy of the English, who, Itasing..pro. mised to succour Ibsen, made them prolong their detenee, and, at last, abandoned then;& " Having been.present at all the operations of the siege, I have been a constant, witness bt . thal courage, zeal, and perieiersoce which his Majes* ty's troops opposed to thd obstacles they . Lid to surmount, and she devotion and bravery of the General Officers, and the Officers of the Buglueers and Artillery.• I shall have the honour of .forthwith addressing to you pfoposals of rewards hi career of such Generals, Officers and Soldiers as have ap peared to me more pattjcularly deserting of hl! Majesty's bounty. 46 The present report is the seqtieloinoteonele. sion of those which, I have, daily taken care, to tratistnit to you, respecting 'the operations of the siege of Ciudad Itudrigsa ." I hate the heaver to be, with respectful lotion, your .fillighness's.otost bumble and obedient, servant, " The Blanket; Piinie of Salim; e - ansissolo. ist Chia of toe Arun iso.PGrtivo; DIASSENA." His Highness the* Marshil Pattie of Eisting,, eddressed, on• the 19th July,. to his, Highness Ito Prince of Neufchatel,. a summer/ report rellkitet 'to the operations of She siege. The following Ito some of the concluding passages , • l"lhe Governor hutigout the white flag; and bf surrendering at diseretion, prevented the berms* inseparable from an assaide4..andthes; after the, most obstinate stekneef-end a 11tirri6C lire •or sit teen days, fell this fortress, which was one 'tsf the' last bulwarks of the insumciints.- It' felf in the' pretence of the English,• who hate dottettothiole for its relief, and who have-excited eggittst thefts the indignation of the garrison and the itihabi., tante, to whom they had promised their assist. 111111 Ce. •••• .. • .' " It is impossible to form ass idee of the state fo which Ciudad Rodrigo' is reduced. Every thing is battered down end ruined, not su much as a single 'house standing entire. There have been op vi girds of 1000 men killed, including the troops and inhabitants. The garrison, consisting of Mg • Wefts Fred'slit Homes, Coyein-garden. Bs Mr. BURTON, OR TUESDAY, Anoint 21, ate ive, at the Auction Mart, wear the Bank, in Ten Letts, if not previously diquised of by Private coutraet, AVALUABLE and very improvable FREE. HOLD ESTATES; comprising eleven Dwelling- , banes (Wadies the Yorkshire Grey public-house), enact briek-bailt, eligibly situated, being Nos. 4,5, 6, 7. 9, 10, 11. 12, 14, 13, mid 16, Brydges-street, Covent-garden, ow of which is in hand, the Lease of another will expire at blichaelians nest, sod the remainder let to Mess's. Hayden, Kelly, rowans, Healed, Levi, Gardiner, Stewart, and Phillips, at very low Bents. To tie viewed, by leave of the Tenants, ten 4pys previous to the Sole. when descriptlie Particulars may be had no the respective PfeilliSeS ;at the Mart and of Mr. Barton, tit, •Y~4':_