The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-05-14 00:00:00

0 . iI4EIVCa . P4PArt..S7 I Putts,. Maw 6.-44ftor Aka passage of gieris. Morena, the taking of Jae% Cordova, Grenada, swills, and Malaga, ,anil,tire blockade of Cadiz, all the enemy's troops were dispersed. Ni) longer doing to show therpselvcs.in a pitched battle, they fomented insurrections at various points, andlorm cd partiss who scoured the country. Weak and useless efforts ! We subjoin some extracts of the r)rrespondence, cunt /gating the details of those skirmishes. Such petty affairs are, indeed., of very little importance in themselves, but the pub. , lishing of them is so far useful, as it makes known :itch Officers as have distinguished themselves, and refutes •)r prevetris those false reports which Al ways finti a ready circulation when any length of tune passes without information of what is going on in those Parts which form the theatre of war. lunAcx OF TUE CORRIGSTONIVENOE O,F 114A4S.AAL VIE DUKE OF DA LAIATIA• 411 tn the night of the 21th of February,. Oen. Latour Mattboorg ienolted, forward a party of 100 infantry and 100 cavalry upon it. Roch, opposite (iihraltar, The inhabitants received them with ac, clainations. The officer whO conunauded the party c J itducted them to within half a league of the Ind. putt of Gibraltar, The bells were rang, and the oeneratc heat in the fortress, from which, at the 14111 e time., a few cannon abot were tired upqrs the iiirty that win recanuoitring so closelT, 4 ' On the 25th, at the.co o'clock in the etter. Ili)on, the English landed :MO infantry, who, in ;94icert with a strung detachinuat of Spanish h s ticse; . b i a t ie a movement upon the • town of St Itrch, The WO French infantry took a position, whAlst itiG cavalry, adraneell towavds the point of de.. Ilarkation. The English having promptly re,etn. barked upon seeing them, they proceeded to attack the Spanish cavalry, whom they put to flight, with the los. of a few killed, and statue prisoners. '' 'rue Inhabitants of the mountains called Ai. p o i a raq, being in motion, General Belair was de tached against them by General Sebastiani, and apeedily dispersed them. They had some and sJine prisoners were taken, including several chiefi. This petty expedition has again secured *he entire submission of the Alptsjaras., 46 The enemy had, at the saute time, excited the inhabitants of the mountains. that separate eia Item the province of beta, to tithe up arm. General pest:idles, Let being informed of this fact, jostantly detached epee Qbetla 1000 infantry. ant los dragoon., under Ike ortleee of the COW of, NAHAline fir:seduce, of the Lath eegiment. This br4y officer MI upon tee insarguets, end dispersed them with the loss of :00 killed, " There were also some risings at Xeres 4o los Caballeros. Culottel alusuier was detached to %hat quarter. ale foiled there about IQOO men in ;tress, who, attempting to make some resistance, were in 4I; iestant completely dispersed with coo kiderable loss. Next day the inhahltents of Xeres tendered their submission to the King, aq,4 pro. 14 1 50 ,1 to resist in future any cawing! iqstigatious that maybe aildreesed to them. td Fresh bodies of insurgents had also ettablish. tnl thennelvea the in mountains of Bonds, Gene ral Pereimnitt, with three battalions, together with the spearmen of the Vistula, received or- Ours to much upon that city, wham a French &tat:lona had been obligor to retire. On the Utst of March, be came up with the enemy's rear: goon!, mod killed VP of then. lie reckoned on hating to fight between 5 and 6000 under the walls of the town i but he anteerd it the same day, with. out meeting the. least reeistaisee. The insurgenta dispersed on his approach. Ile only came stp:, with about e scum of them, who -were put to death. On the subsequent day General Pereimont prosecuted hie operations, the cNeet of which, is the cqmplete clearance of thou mountains. " Ti, render the troops loader the Getteral just reeetiptted disposable, it was requisite to with draw tkose that were at Malaga. That city was, cousequently, two days without any garrison. Vied thousand insurgents, who bad collected in the vectentaias, 'fell dowq upon the city, where they eqmonttted some otcesses. A battalion of the Vistula, two compeulei of the 1/th I ,jKhti mod 50 dragoons, were detached to dislodge them, uudcr the orders of Adjutant Commandant Breton.. This detachment llrcired there on the Roth, and set., prized the insurgents, who rallied on the heights of the'Qld Castle, 'where they were instantly at.. ,tayked tied muted, with the loss of more than '2OO 'killed, and a great number wounded. The Spa nish gunners who hail remained at Nlalaga, turned the cannon of the Mole upon the banditti, and contributed to their dispersion. The inhabitatits r.tanifested the highest snisfaction at their deli. .eraser, This eepeditioa cost us six killed and tat+ wenntit4. 44 Nearly at the same period, a column, consist, Ing of the 4th regiment of dragoons, and a bills., lion of the 05th regiment, were detached to re. eonnoitre towards Tarifa, under the 'command of ;the Colonel of the regiment of dragoons. They found a Way of 1000 insurgents drawn up in 'or. el sr of battle on the height of Torre de Panne. They charged them in front with the bayonet, at she moment that 150 dragoons fell upon their rear. They wore instantly broke, and but very few of them escaped. Lorne Cuena, their leader, was found among the slain. 'The column pushed on beyond Tarifa. The sth regiment of chasseurs, stationed at Arles:, had at the same time en affair with anew. her body of 1500 insurgents, who bad come from he mountain+ of Ronda, and repulsed them to the ether side of the &tiles with considerable loss. " The Dake of Ahromberg, Culotte, of the 27th regiment of ehasseuts, being informed that a corps of the enemy bad occupied the port of for the purpose orshipping supplies fur Cuba, proceeded against them at the end of March with his regiment and three or foul companies of: infantry. Ito attacked them, killed 150 of them, took 250 prisoners„ and seized a convoy of nine vessels laden with grain. An Intercepted letter aentiosed that the scarcity at Cadiz was is- trenie," ExTRACT 01 TN/ COREESPOMIDANCZ 0) 0/ RCINIEIi, COMMANDING TM/ SECOND COD/S. " This General reports that General Fuy, who MAlift- . I,ll s eta i mon noit r *expeditisir•ior frontiers of. Portugal, Staving blsen informed on the . 42th of 1114cak, ar :quern, that it Siminish Corps.' of -about 2000 men, -Whoswere et Arroyo del. Puerto, were preparing to attack him, marched ~the same day to meet them, th o b g h hi s dataChntent *As Much inferior to the forcibe had to encounter. The:enemy bad opt inade their ineditatcd move. 'Meat in. advance,. but were still in Arroyo del Puerto, whore General Fey came opem theta by surprise. Ellis cavalry dispatched every man that' belonged to ilia advanced pelt, surrotinded; . lad ,charged through' the village and back strain all in an instant. The Spaniards, streak with tots:m.4h. meet and dismay, fled in the utmost disorder. About 30 of them were killed by the sabre 4 and 20. made prisoners, among whom were two Officers. Not 4 single mosket or carbine was fired in this affair. The English Colonel Grant was in Arroyo del Puerto at the time; ho fled, leaviog behind all his effects, and even his papers. A young Eng. along with him, was oraclelishofficer, who was. prisoner, and Also three Portuguese soldiers . that accotopanied them." sFraacr or THE coItRESZOND.ENCE Ot MAMMAL THE iwkE 4 Tnsviso, CommikNAING VAC ATM poRpS. On the 19th of Febrnary, at two o'clock in the morning, the enemy attacked the !Mee of Valverde, near Badajos, where a brigade of ca. valry belonging to the 6th corps was quartered.— Thc contest was short. The enemy left •12Q killed on the iteld,. about 1(X) were taken primers, and the rest were closely Intraned under'the very walls of Batlajos. On our side, we lost in thiS etair the brave General Bieauregard, who wee shot through the heart, in 'charging tit the heed of the cavalry. This General Officer, enimated with reel and ardour, distinguished himself upon every occasion. Two rank and file were killed and about twenty wounded. General Marisy distin. guishcd himself in this action, as did also montane!, an o ffi cer of the 22d Waggons, who was slightly wounded. 66 The Spanish corps of Ballesterns, consisting of about 8900 infantry, (ggl cavalry, and 10 pieces of emote% - came in sight of Geri*. sal G4aan, and attacked him on- the 25th of March, at four in the. :alerting:an, at ittanquillp. Night coming on suspended .the.action, and . ** • troops on bath sides bivouacked within musket.: shut of each other. On the 24th, at day-breek, General Gape, in his turn, attacked tilt enemyta: allianced guard, And defeated it at all paints*, with the less of 150 killed and 14 prisoners, including three alders. The very mountainous' and , diffi. cult nature of the ground prevented the General from reaping any great advantege froth his victory. Ile had five killed and twelve wounded." BAYONItE I Avettr X 4 to letters (tens Madrid of the 13th instant, that capital con. tingles to enjoy the greatest tranquillity. General Bonnet has obtained important advim. tales . over the Asturian:. lie mede a forward inovement from Oviedo, across the mountain cal. led Pajares, to join General . Loison, who • was marching by way of Astorea. Their junction was effected, end a pretty onsiderable 'column insurgents attacked, and completely beaten, • Letters -fro* St. • Audtrq sad ,Bilhos that no took 4IQQ prisoners, who are- March fur France. ' Irwin are incessantly parting throailt place for Spain. It is stated •as certain, that tneen 50 and 4%000 men are ontheiv march that country. AUGsBURGII, Aran 27.—r The head-quarters of the French army are still at Ratisbon; nor is ,there any idea of moving them, A part of the French troops are again - approaching the Danube. '('here are various reports afloat as to their ulterior destinatiou: M. tie Villemanzy, Intendant.Gette. ral of the 4rmy, left It:mist/0u on the 24th, on his return to Paris. itArtsooN, Antic 26.-411 the advice. from Constantinople spoke mention of the influence ex. I • greeted there Iy the t..7iglish party, To this fact,' must undoubtedly be ascribed the report so gene. rally circulated in pormaity, of a war against the . Turks having been concerted between three greet 'Powers. It is certainly time that the Porte should be brought back to the line of her true interests. The Continent will not suffer the English to be 'musters of the ports of • the Ottoman Empire, , which they have converted into entrepots for their commeree with the bordering - States. The gussiats seem resolved to Prosecute the war with vigour Austria can set when she chooses on the side or ser ; and France, by. being mistress of Myriam, is enabled to strike avast blow. ViEvN.V, Aretr. IL-4044m the Grand hon of the Legion of honour, his Majesty the r o mperor Napoleon has also sent his Highness the Archduke Chitties that of 4 knight or tbasa, Order. ' It is extremely probable that. the rumours of a fresh insurrection at Constantinople, in which several Frenchmen were said to have lost their lives, ire merely fictions, iatentled . by Merchants to produce 4 momentary rise in tka price of cotton. 'Ap ut p i2....-The prolongation of Cpunt Mct. tcrnich's stay at Paris, inspires us with the highest expectations. It is known that the English Cont. missaries have been well received ; that the French Government has condescended to give. them a must distinguished aelOme, and that ear ` Ambassador Estraurdinary will stop month longer et Paris, A multiplicity of eirintaystenceS each of little importance to lto septleiltely, soars! in inducing us to sugar a grail event. • . nog THE LONDON 61,elErrs, 111.ttr 1111. Doaming4trevt, Mg 10. , Letter from Captain Maclaine• whoa* brave* denude* tat: Matagorda, tu Lieutenant-denial Orelkto, giving air ac. count of its evacuation by nee itga telbe April ~ WO. Sin.l have the honour to WOE* yon, •thet at two o'clock on the morning of the Moto *Wine my opened upon the 74- g ea ship St, Paulo, end gun-boats stationed near Fort lidatogorde, with hot shot, and succeeded in forcing them to skim. don their position, Immediately after thie, they spend epee Fort .111 . 15 Art ftettloside -41: telly heavy cannonade of ring and Mortars, but os it would !rave beenimpossiblei to ! direct our fire with koeitainry, I ordeted Lieut. Brereton d of the Royal Artillery, to- delay our fire. till •dity..tiveak. - ' • . Thu %bruins discovered *three batteries opposed to ua, in, the Trociidero, of twentfr.one gunk, and ' from the. flight of their shells we judged they' had eight mortars in other three hatterks. from the Itime they commenced firing at the fort they kept tip a most tremendous, cannontide of shot and shells with great effect until night when the tummy sad the fort both. discontinued. . . That day's fire made a very . large breach in the escarp of the rampart a on,which was the principal . part of out guos, and completely laying open osr . magaxiiie, - . . We were, from the manner the enemy placed his batteries, and which they had.contrived to do . under mask of the houses in the village-of Truce. • deco, (distant from the fort about nine hundred yards) , only able to -bring seven guns to bear on •thmn ; yet with these we contrived to silence,' end,. as g conceive, dismonnt the guns of one of their hatterim a iq which were si; thirty-two polio: :tiers., • The whole of the night of the 21st, and morn. ing of the 22d, I employed in endeavouring to repair the parapet of the aouth.east face . , compoSed, of sand-bags, and which, from the very heavy fire ' of twenty...one pieces of cannon, • (most of them thirty.t*o peontlerit) the • enemy had totally de 'iinlisherg-in that the moo ;t the guns were perfect* II callarte4t ' •• . • We continued to replaCe • the sand.bags and fill up the breach, so as to put ourselvei in a tolerable slate of defence, and at daybreak in the morning the alertly opened with a- salvo fruits all his bane. ries, We returned the fire with the same 'mirk and soccesi 'as yesterday, bet the, fort soon became a complete rain, and nowhere afforded shelter foe the reliefs. The evacuatiust, however, only took place iq cousequeoceof your order ; we left the fort at teq A. M. Captain jtickpolc, of the ROyal Nary, having aeon s.eitt h,F , the Admiral w coin. plete its destruction. C. • • *' - ' I cannot sufficiently express to:you the gallaixtrr* and coolness with which 'every individual officer, tseaman, marine, and sold;sr conducted himself duriqg the two Months we maintained this post, particularly during the two fait days. . I beg, iq a particular manner, to mention the ' :orrice, of that most excellent officer, Lieotenant Brereton, of the Itayel Artillery, fathiS aercrejel tail attention to• his duty, and thginestetly style in which he kept up his fire on the enemy ; as libe -1 wise Ensigns Cannon and Scott, of the Itilth gre, !millers ; and I request, ,Slr, you will state to the ' Admiral how highly sensible I' am of the hand. some manner in- which Lieuttnants Chapman and Macpherson, of the Royal . NUTT, and tine or two others - , whose names t cannel 'nevi recollect, volunteered their services dirhig . the heatimi Ot the fire. Mr. geargeDobsOn, Midshilialltn of tlial l ll4l4 — ' eible, had charge t of he seamen under my co 4: eland during the.irtiole Bine, - .and t beg, yon„ Sir, ... _ . Admiral, aii- have 41 he s ' atc. (spot) , A. lIACLApIirs LA .. 'Cis. Otte itag. late CroWl/44111e tit Sort To Lit*. Gen. - Graham„ N. 6. Haspitel.Mate !Woe?, attached to Nip 94th Regiment, and who was the Surgeon attend. ing the Oarrison, I. beg to reennnpend to your no. lice, as a most attentive and excellent : professional man ; he wishes much to. 'be appointed Assistant. Surgeon of the 94th Regiment, I have omitted to mention Lieutenant Wright, of 'the Royal 4r. lii!efy l who succeeded to the como3Pw4 of the Artillery in the batteries .on .thp morniat. of As after L t ioatonent nrereton wale wymood, Captiltilltel *malt. *List of gilled amit Violinded . st Port Mata6oe4• 4 ll.tholist • mid Tilt of April. 1810. • , Royal Engineers-1 Major, killed. Royal Artigerl-1 Liententiet, Pflidere• .reeeded. . . • Wei_ ~MeriPer-4 private's killed 10 wounded. . . '• etnneat-2 privates killed. Nth I)idtu-1 corporal, .3 privates killed.( 25 waPodad. sennma killed .2 Midshiputen, 141..aeonteq CZI ar, 15 mown, 'Egarioes, and killed; I'LlisewsZiOlidshipopen, 1 serjenist,'M Iwamoto insd pri. Apo; W . . toed) • A. M&CLAUSE. . - Captain 94th Preisadlers, tate Ctietalitheeo H • FOrt 5100‘ 0,1 14. Mesit.-Clett. Oral : mai, * comatO 4 4sting . , • • British fotees t Cadiz. • , . • • • • Foreign:Office, 111 as 10 • + The Kies has been pleased to appoint John Philip Monier, .Esq to be .hie ,Alkitiest . es Secretary ` , of I 4 egatiotx to the I.lnited.Siato of kraerice ! —elsor-t ! . • IitILIT4RY PROMOTIONS. . t Nr il re T w o e o chards, Cotner lf. qlficeifill2, o iSi t °'? 4th Clegissee o f Jotn Kint to be . Lientenises, 4y , vtie.Ackers,.who retires. 6th DM% Capta Cimetes Cireitorie, from the 70 Fo.", Se to Cepa& eta Tra l atie l tishart, whuteckneges. SP. asithnent Lieutenant WIN in loo Pea cocktail* Captain of a is, by'parr tom Are Rattoi.h who . Ceitiset itaesqey to be I.lenteltalits Nrfb w. • 17,31.2 . 14 1 40re .' Blake Seat. Au be Cones, doiliofrOtip; vire.) tsd Ditto; • ttleha Brd ales twin' Mailart.hli . • Vire v. plowompw? . Lieuteetst a VZ. Oox to be utpatnt tie a , %Imp,. Owe, 'lee auks . ' • • la wowed ,a Fee l . Charles pePs. tatio,fle. Or, b 7 telttekthol"" Itil; swop WM* 4 hO t ta he oro+ "ilet - ewhase, vise Swilsborae, who resign& . . Nth Ditto, Amiga W. B, ono, tress the Silk 9.'elit t . So be • Lleatreantro wdhsel putetepte. gst4 a t ilment et•Tont, Willis, Henry Ro4= 64 oent. to be sago" wisps p.m' villa hi the lt Stmt. • • • ,47 S s4 ti Ditto, tleatteapan Cadet John lialeutlgnoondenet,the .Itepal illidtary Colter, to OWEnsige, qy puf MaV, eke rese ntsde • • n,4 pits,. Captain Witham Ebbw, frau" the trig . Mari, to le.Captaia of Coppany, ems . et 01 ? ex to 70 Onto, Endes Rickard Leodia to be LieuteeastOry por ches', view Hubbub, who search • . . . 14 - . • MS , • .• • fiery ir . • • o lu Ma of to recommend him to the Admiral ) as a cwt. ten t • lent :slt brave o ffi cer. , ~ . miaittqn;. - Herewith. I aena a iist o! iti*and wounded ; en *Or dAmonsAltninitner.,l airs sarrito retort litaivr - Lefehnivs, of the - Royal Engineers ;he w killed mlllt tbie -clots to me by s cannon ball. The - loss of s4ch that be. an-eamoilent officer is deeply to be lamented, . muds for .. - - - I have the honour to be, ifc. • , (21/sedl , A. MACLAINE I _ . - . .. I 14th Ditto,Veletentset Datil Stetted to be Captain ofa Omn i pany, by purchase, vice Campbell, premsofed. 96th 'Dino, " ;bar itt Mama, Gam. to be taiga, withoutt porch/pc. etre Ilovendoe, whuse appolintineat ba out ' • fakes Vista.. lgeb Dina, Captain A.: S. Kieg to tie Major, by parclunee vice Jlickink, who Mares. Ist West India Res:input, Lieges/int John Placket 4o be Adjutant, vice Walter, who eeriest* Adjetaocy may. STAFF. Major Alexnader Nisbett (Assistant gisarler-Maeler2Gene - risk) to be an Assistnnt-Quacter-lilarter•itleiserat, with the Rank of Lieutenant-.Culotte' in the Ilrevy, vice Deakin, appointed Quarter-Master-General to the Fereess'satarini ' in the Mediterranean. ' HOSPITAL SIAFP. Temporary Hospital Male Jaika ItY gate foe t"..leneral Service. King's Gersoms Legion. s • Ist Regiment Dragoons, Joiteph Crake, Gent: , Joe 'be . Cornet, vice den, whose appoint put eat-ten ak Cl • • itoyal East India Volonteer4. /et Regimeut, Lange Michell Greenaway to be Ajeatenant, vice Woodcock, resigned, ;William Crewmen, Gent. to be Ensign, Ote Greenaway, • Memontadttes• Fosiett Artiklps, oft* 82d Foot, is superseded, twine absent • wit'amt Leave. Erratum in the Gazette of the 14th Ultimo. • •_ Cape Regiment. For Genre Sutbeeleed,•Gemt. to be Emir, vice Baird, pis mated. • Read deters Stttherlind, Gent. to be &sign, vice Backe . oars, 'Preillidedg iK the 4th Ceylon Regiment: commission is the i follpwing is Regimente of Local Militia, •s by hM. Anal elver , Gent. g t ue o d be Adjutant ities to ty the ben shire %hemp, vice Thomas, resigned. „ $5l 1810. Abraham Ne•-kii, Cent , to be ditto to the Rlglstibillel2egi. stem, view Kayoresigned. Dated May 9,1 4. . commission l the Royal Coeinvall aid Devlin Reglement of • lii Miners, alctiy the Log Warden. en. ~Dwen Jean, .to be Captain, vite 'Milton, yes blue 1. Dated April , 1810. • Cemesisiotts 'l,llrd by the. Lord [Aegean; of the County of ••. .• .• • Lincoln. Hollead sad Beattie Regiment of Lhscolinhire Load Militia. Rodgersoe, Lau. t o Lieutenant-Colima* vial D 4 441 2; Paceetetl. Oa_ te4 May 1, 1810. Edward tote sMejor, vice Rodger:ea, preisoled. Paled above. Llodsev, Kestevesh and Lincoln VAAmelet of Loral Militia. FhWitie Fowler, kaq. to be Cas, Dateti May 1,1810. VQiUiaa Bruchilsby,•cient. in he Lieutetiaat. Ralatitartall 29, 1810. 11 nhcilliierbolows (iept•l. lShetillos' DatettltilK I h l B4. 11ANIV4f7P'r11. • PAr.2 % ltio. Wiek.,aed Abaft, Gloucester, paper-malter surninder filki 14 % 211, Jtirie qs, g twelve, al the' IA Ta: rns. SHOW. Attotuies, Mr. S . tephens. *Lig, ane Memo. Vernet sod Met es. fio, f, s Beacb.wailles TotPle• J. % r ondo, hogisegral, WO;equare, Lambeth, Sum vktualler, 'Miky 19, BS,. J tee et twelve, at Geildball. teracY. dr. Lentil, Webhee.street, Si. George's-Gelds; C. Adasd, Patscrsi-lane; ' Crown-street • Finsbury. mosare, aserchant, May IP, 22, at isvelve,dww_l'i, osier, at Atbitalts, NSW , . Oak sad Vies 8 0;eld•ilitet. Begised.eow. J. 1311 .7 s Merchita, May 16, •92, Joe 23, at oar, at Coiltittall. At\aniies, Monti. Day 111 , 1 41RaRs;.- ertqu. Lime-street. T. Hay wardand M. Reid, Red Lioowtreet, Ifelkera%shoe. tacker, May 22, 2d, Jai* VS, at ten, ot . Mr:Drace, Billitee•seeare. J. Rensingtoii, ht. Ives, Huntlngdoo, gliy 22, M we, Vol et tin une 22,, at Eleven, at the twown too, St. Ives.. Atturriey; J b4r, Alexander, Hest-itnetre,Liee: cubes ..I,ne. • • • • J. Hutcbinsne, Lonsb's cutelnitletseet, ten deitler, Mav 92, at ten, N, at line, Jane 21, at *keen ' , at Anse., ley, litr i llmetie, Forgivers lan. W. Bush. Ash wick, Soinersel, dealt, ei May IV, 29, Joe . five, at the4tlsitl (no, Batt, SoliaraW 114emriS Bate cattier 's:11 Potts, Votesuit's lam a • Wi Risk SenterlboAllear the tee, Dull m. leillew-eal. • ter,`May ow ls, al eleven, ail the queen's Head, Atterntes t t ele VistOti, St Reseal, 4ua t and her, Nepsoo, Stamper DeVeff, l llWibridire, ‘T•tpesttgolijboilliwar, May IP A Jsittvi, at tee, _at the Stottrpurt Stizetient, jy. Mr psimeribtmosat Eteles, Laikaster, catkin-mob Nay , Jane ill, iweeeveis, at Hereto Innp turnips,. Mesons, HarreatalW Wits*. gancbesier i Meows. Willis, Fairtbonse, and Clarke, Wansford•cosirt. 1. Rye % Gray's Itio-Inge, victualler, May 14,26„,8te0e at twelve, at Guildhall. Aherne', M. Hackett, Ne. 81; pearbineer4inse, geinion-lwaie % W. puttees, %yin, Medford, eletesemessgee, May le, ag ewe, VP, at Ow, den Ipte, tgs. Lialdbell. Attamsy, ihmoo, htl. - 4%albluidt. • • D. Olen, k meat al x ottels lomat` ler,"ebsiest, J , 2S; at eleven, at the Gnaw Tattle. Liveepss_l A tinges, Akira. Creme Ludge,Lisedsug 4 'ma BU. 'Bettye Cbasicer o lane. J. B. Amitie,'Ketitisli day .A. 16, Jens at twelve, at Geildbn I. Atwisees, gewri. blottatnsa and Randall, No. lu, cattliatreet, Holborn. J. W. Mourow, Gosport, Haws, pork-butcher, May at oar, 26, *eleven, Joe 214, et mil, at the 'Lodi t Anus La, (import. Anomie., Marrs.- illeuidele, Blesantles•l anal) tidiest, Nei Jon, and. Mr. Crnicksbitok,,tyipsieset. 'l. &ay, 'Birmingham, fikeur, May %r, '22. June 23, at eleven at the Shake ears Tavern, Riresloglaust, AtiorniCs, • *cap: Webb and Tyndall, Binuingliitiu. • L. Cooper, kleudon, carpenter, 19, 20, June 29, at eleven, at timithaell. Atto rn ey, Mr. !Amu, Au. le, Crew . street, Hattim-gardint. W. Atkinson, Austin•friers, merchant May 15,,16, Jane 93, at our, at Gaildbail. Attenites, Mapes. Puliner,Tossei ti . masgaiel 'rhenium, Copthall-coart. rhrtaitewhia•streels T. Itairisoo i Cassionsile.-striet, statiuner, ato, Jive 2, • Ale 23, at twelve, at ildhalt. Attornies % getistS - .. glin anti Mum, Ilnydon4quare. • .• . .„ • • C. tVetih, Waite Hoarse yard, Cisiemehalreet, farrier, May 15, 22, Jane IS, et eleven. at Gitildisell. Adorn*, Mewls. 4 wela, §te!ess, sad, .' 4apies, Old Jewry. , . . plirtbefiDS, • • r June 9. F. Wagner, U ttiridge, 'citithiec.—June I Resell, Shoreham , saupkeeri..--June 9. J. Brawn , M ee, Berteundsey; .mener.-.Jitee .91 R. :Asb6Y, Uabridge, • one W. Barrett, Bionil-street, teorehant.—, (linger, betrkselkr. 2 :-.Mlay 19. J, Ni•• • , ehulSoti, 1 igh6stteet, 44;41008'5, bookselier..-•-Juiti )8. ,t 'Kirin*. Way's:looi scrietnier.—June 5. Witham Hare. eiturt, Xorwi F h, linowhiper.4-June h. T. A. Ken*. Nin wicb, biailt4r.—June 20. W. Robinette, Matte . . er, cetten•spioner.—,l. Hindle, Vi'illinus Hindle, fa• and A._ Staksield,, Scaterlite, Liscarner, caticts. gintors.-•Jiine 11,11.Ksigiagtion,jue. Abingdon; hemp-rna. factnrer.—June 2. J. AnuitsMale• and K. Jacklns. Doh; , ga 156 1 1 11 1 , ragdaiserellants.—Jusse 14. J. Waldo. Brawls', mer.% elieut.—J elm 2. N. __Wileson, Wyraraisbury, Becks, wheel. wrtger--Alstii9. W. Bryan; Camberwell, orrebant.,--408 . tf. J.' Canning, Ilirminehaii piater;—Jgarli. J. L• Pus Stoney Stratford, Beekingiesus, 71 1 4 4; os • DI aid env 4. GERTOPIPATES . ..-itrat Z. 90m4 l'ihos,./Inaches tre, 7-* • } m i en. , sairtv•kwickker ,L aveiaksoAolt- 6 464. . ifa t i&it Bi forai . !boat:. ootilta4Plisfaisaitte. ;-.Ps 4 1, .4.0 4 4,.. 5tr 0 t , ob it, 4stioware.iinfireltetrri. re*, chowa. idL rabevosagfelourer..-1. 1 Tr.i_te, B.Q.ae itavittritivere.4l, &swans% Iple az_Peket of -Gra, . gi tt winches. and ref Ostisoesi per ' Attebstoptils, ar & -- ;e 7 tOrto received io the 'reek ' Stfrof May, r-Wheat 1106 i. ; 18s. 7d.—J4eato.bls. . 4..0 4 4, 08 4 ad. . _ . 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