The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-08-05 00:00:00

-we I i`^ - ~. .~ .~ tp4 - --~~ . 'TTE, duo. 4. •10. • ..nlowing is an extract, —.day m.. ~t at Lord &thurst's Office,. • addressed to his Lordship by General th e Earl of Wellington, dated Rneda, July 14 ,' 1812 . General ilonnet joined the enemy en the evening of the 7th inst. and the army havo since extended to their right as far as Toro, where they have been lively employed in repainug the bridge which they bad before destroyed. Lieutenant-General Sir IL FM broke up from Al. buera upon The IA instant, and moved upon the ene my, who retired before him towar d s C ordova. Ilis last letter is of the pth,,rrcnn ,Lletenßl and at that time part of the enemy's. force had marched open Fuente Ovejittiit; - from Ilerlanga ; and Gen. Drolet, - with ten thousand men, with a very small proportion of artillery, lid marche4, through Campillo uporr Zalanita. . I have de anthentic accounts of the siege of As. tarp of a liter 40 than the,sth instant. It is re verted that there are two broaches in . the place. • • • FOREIGN-OFTICE. - • • D9Teninl-street, Aug. 3. • Ifia Royal Highness the Prince Regent hat beet pleased `in the nettle and on the behalf of his Ma. esty, gppoiot. ll oratio Walpole, Esq. (common . : fy,cailyi, Lord Walpole) to be hitt . httiesty'i Secre tary at Embassy atthe Caere m Ste Petenburih. - 11114tARY • • 4... • :4;}'J:• • • i Woe Office, Avant ifth Reginii' Guards, GCNT LI Llaiimi . from the DBm tit It C e iti grAle OF r piss , . Warren, /I 45110whoeldhasses.- • ; f teht Of i t Dragoons, Ca ta l lohlt c a t i fitoos • 144 OIL Foot; :to rhst C a ptain Ist a a who exchanger., 'Pith Ditto, Liiistenant Robert Arnold.lya .... .11teilh ram, to be Lttatenant,hice Keeling, who ex !hi Ditto, Captain . Robert - Warren,e 4th Dragoon ' Gem*, to be Diptain of a Troop, vice Beadittaw, who ex- igt eime ß meet of Root Guards Major-General Henry Warde to be ' Cavort Major, viee Thorotoo, *lio retires. Mains-Ce nem! Willi:era Mornay Clinton to he Third Major, vice Majosi. Generisl Vla de.Wevet Major Samuel (*note Martin to he Captain of a Coofwey, by pnrcbose, vice Major-General Clinton. Etnipt rn as H. Barrett to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vfee.Maitin. Ist Reglinest-Mf Foot, Lieutenant Robert Dudgeon, to he Cap tains/ a Opsinioey, vier Demean, deceased. Ensign William Campbell to he Lieutenant, vice I)udgeon. 4th Ditto,, Lieutenant George Keating, from the 16th Light Dragons, tabu Lieutenant, vice Arnold, who exchanges. 159th Ditto, Captain Same! 'Thorpe, from the Royal York Rangers, to be Captain of a Company.:Wheaty, who ex changes. - 54th Ditto, Lieutenant -Richard Bailee Man Hie East Norfolk Militia,, to be Ensign without porch:lee; - 58th Ditto, James Coldsmlll,43eot. to be Ensign, by purchase, I sire Rogers, promoted. ' I 63d Ditto, Captain Lewis Mackenzie,' from the 9di Light Dra- ' goons, to be 'Captain of a Company, vice Otte:wood, who exchanges. 65th Ditto, Henry Fronds Sharp, Gent. to be 'Ensign, without purchase, vice lnee, promoted. 66th Ditto, Resig n Thomas Chatterton to be Lieutesent, vice Rod, who resigns, 69th Ditto, ASsissoLgerrgeon Alexenditr M'Kechnie, from the mi l Foot, to be Surgeon ' v Mort ire„ derribied. list Ditto. Ensign WillitemEdyvesui to.he Lieutenant, by pur- , chase, vice Peanon, promote& Hospital-Mate William R. Gibt) to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Duncsimon,' who resigns. 61st Ditto, Ensign John Taylor, from the Kirkcudbright Mili • tie, to he Ensign, without p u r lchase, 14th liitto, Caetuin William P. de l 3 the, from the Sti West India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Hagan ton, who exehanges. 55th Ditto, SautuelCurry, Gent: torte Second Lieutsaast, vice Knight, who resigns. fed west India Regimes*, Captain :PRIMA Hamilton from the 91th Foot, to be Captain of a Company., vise* Bathe, who exchanges. sth Ditto, Llrntennnt Richard Welsh to fie Captain of at Com , pony, vice Richardson, placed open p,,yr• Ensign Ro bert Hutton to be Lientenaot, vice Wok*. John Church, Gem. to hr Ensign, vice newton. Royal York Rangers, Copt:tin Jahn Fry, frowthe 39de Foot, to 14 Captain of a Company, eke Thorpe who exchanges. gd Garrison Battalion, Quarter-Master geot t ir Coy to be Adjie tont (with the rank of hiesign), vice Mel who resigns the It di itt antcy only, Quarter-blaster-Serjeasd folioed. Gaga° to he Qunner-Master,ltieefhtY. • t" • ' 6th Ditto, George Bertles, Gent, to be Ensign, 'lee Eerie, ap pointed to the Stli Word Veteran Battalion. ga Royal Veteran Ronnlion, Serjeant John Pd , Roy lobe En sign, Duo Garrett, who return to his former Half-pays, l'lte King's ( iceman Legion. • ~ 7 0 1t 11,1, t ta. l ion of the line. . • 'To he EAFigl 6, Alexander %Aaron, Gent, vice•Seluniclt, promoted. jam^. ilamilton, Gent: vice Mika promoted. Patrick t.uiroince, Geot. vice Qno;bde. promoted. • 6th nit'''. Edwild Martin Moller, Gent. to be tido ' vice Brune, promoted. Watteville's Regiment. !'elleno, Gent. ie . be Ensigii. !flee Delapierre,*mooted. . Sontliero Meer •Volopteers. • sfrwart, F-q, to be LientegessZolooel.Commandeot, vice+ Tnebsilm, deceased, STA FR.' Artistant-Commi , vary AvAtwes Selodelbell to be a Deputy commissary -General War Foram, SUPERSEDED. S. Johnson, Nottipiltam, bagel. HA N K RIJPT i. .J. Norman, Lyme is, coal-merchant, to vtrretider_Avae, l 10, 11, Sept. 1S• at tbetilwee Cops Inn, Lyme Regis, '/[Nark Dies, Mr. 11. E. Fisher, Lyme Regis; and Ids, Mods, Ina* Ina. 11, • tot ".• . E Colman, ratorick haberdasher, Aug. 7,15, Sept. 15. if the Angel inn, Novak*. Ationnes, Mears, Graad and Stalk Norwich; and Mom. •Presland and Proctor, Broaswick-1 squa. T. re Mayo Kiddrnaiostee; coach-proailhe *in . Sept. IA at ilk Cleargo Ina; Beadley. , Mr. Aleamb 1 der. Uvula s.laa; mad Me. butint„-Ki 3. aby, N'Otimghara, hatter, Aug. Skfit,zii s at tha ranch 'Bowl% Nonigham. Anorak's, Maw . and Enfield, , Nottingham's. and Olean, BleasdalCi , and liolor, New law . ... 4 .. ..: 18 : '., / " 1 W, Pumell, Exeter, eartiseo.wa=, .i.. 1 1 7115, " at the Globe Tavern; Exeter. -A .110 d Co. Ch .ncery-lase.; and Mr. 7.1 - Z - 4 11 Parner, • • I W. Studd, Woodbridge. Suffolk, Isser, Aug.•ll', a "hi: Bear and Crowa,-Ipswieb. J. Broughton, Chases: ehina•saa, Aug. 11, 18, Sept.. 43; at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Blofekl, arnica% Inn. ' • ' - i T. Woodhouse, lower Shedwell, butcher, 'Aug. It,* Rept. 15, at Guildhall. Anoraks. Mean. Ware oall Itruts4. Black. Nan-street, Southwark. .- • • T. While, jun. treat Wineitentetstreet.! Aug. 19. Sept. 15, at Guildhall. Attorney, ]N. Lang, uare, "Airortes. , - t ~~~ ~ ~ : AIM -- Lr.a "%tfi • - Butts ) haberdasher. • • ' PARTNtROftI ItisseuvE B l .l . S. J. Banierbfr and Po. Bannstreet, Rot , rhir agents--T. and G. Furnace, Nesvcasdo•apiets-Tide, gra cen—R. HMI3IOII, jail. and J. Snsdess, H e +_ Edwards sad J. Bodin, Middle-strret, Cloth-fair, porter-deal crs—W. and K. Jones, Liverpool, elvesevilogen—G. *AIL C. Envenc, and P. Peseel, Loudon—M. and Appleton, Kno res. b o rough, flax -dresseni--S. Oliver, C. Ridoil . ..t.Oliver, and G. Hooper, Bristol, Baeli-asekissals—J. Beare, J. Rana; and J. Hooker, Norwich, wholesale linen-drapera-4. Walkir and J. Pane, Lendenhall-atrret, wine-soercbants—L.L.DanielandJ. Hall, sinitis- sq oare, Westminster* wine wee Moline and P. 11, !Wean, Manehesteg. tenon ' .aa t ej. Nedra. Manchester, manufacturers—B. Robinson And Lee, Llneolall lan, attornies-at-law.• • • TO TUE PUBLIC. Mr. Leval** unfortunately involved le fuilber dillieulties, in cooseknelke,iif the Improper goaded ot• the perton whi Way had the chief Nanagessest of the BY.reentate, feattit memory to diseharge Mtn from tint siteatlot l which.sio• `wire, he is credibly informed, has given rise to several reptile ' : that bare notooridation in truth. Mr. Lovsttie , therefore, is • justice to blood!, as well's' to gourd • the Public agalastaty further imposition, will take an earls apportonity to dato nese psitlealar eircuinstaaces relative to the unpleasant sjiaa • 'ellforrinto Whiak he has again been precipitated, and which CWisty tend is cosuisemet • the molicions and fate reports - that bare aura se iadwitrinualy circulated, with art intent to injure ;4110.Stivrtsltivriwnd fees confident that his conduct. as this .110 . 6,406, *al meld with the approbation of every boastalik -A - '' "—. alb: ' • ' . '• " ' Doi '' • I „.,..-.. 0 ... 0 . 3• • Aihina- ...r. ‘ -, 1 . I 1 1 ....... .". . I -•• 1 • ' . I%'. : P al. '''' t 4 , ) 1 .1•"k!I 4 , 401aa l ... t . ,1 ~, , - • - .. PRICE - Dr MCI THIS DAT AT ONR O'CLorr. Bank ___ ...' ';', - Wks Bonds 1 9 din. 3 per Cent:Cons - 44 Exdiegner Bilh Si d. 9 3 db. rper Cent. Red, 54. Ditto 441. 3 5 pr 1 perteatt. 731 Osmium Si 9 w Cent. Nnvv 991 Cansekt for Aect. 50 i 'Got. Ann: Ibi t-16 ._ Lottery Tickets STATESACAN. LONDON: WILDWEISDAIN AUtstra'r b, 181& In a Second Edition of our Paper of yesterday, we communicated to the public the agreeable intelli gence of Lord WELLINGTON having pined an int. portant victory over MARKONT ) in Spain. The ac count rests on the authority of the Comma Gasettg, of the 28th ultimo, and the battle is said to have been fought on the 22d, near Salamanca. The news has received much additional weight by the arrival of oar Portsmouth letter of this morning, of which the fol lowing is an extract : PORTSMOUTH, MMUS? 4. Arrived' the Sybil yacht, from Ferrol ; left on the 28th ult. and brings home an Officer, charged with dispatches from the Governor of Ferrol, valet. ing that an action had taken place with MARMONT, who had been 'defeated with great less. In a Second Edition of the liampaldre ?Magri,* printed yesterday adorning, which came by this morning's post, And the following steamiest :-- 46 AN OFricipt. I L4NDED LAST NIGH? A? LT. NLINGTON, WITH DISTATCHLS,. STATING, THAI MAL. MONT WAS DEFEATED, WITH THZ LOSS 07 MOM MEN, IN KILLED, WOONDILD, AND PRISONZIS SMUT EAGLES, FOUR GINE/LAU, AND 8,000 ROES% TAMIL" Ragusa ; 1 2,0004 the Moist ita thht their soldiers are posted in Mouths, and at Pastrovichlo. rhich are at present in Raglnarin" ; tad ,trovichio, the.Frenck are form ' IF Cartole, or the plain Etarda, where, • .0 . 7,414 *CO wi . t, they will have 12,000 men. The Montaikrins must be upon their guard; and the TNT** min tutremtsterfor`theli territories. They have reason to•fear the French, for if they do not rouse themseliee find take up arms they will become their *laves. • -.. This French army will ? no doubt, proceed' in - the following manner,:---They will persuade the Turks to join them against`the Montenegrins, the natural Mlles `of Russia. This will be their apparent pretext ; but the real motive Will be to induce the Turks to neg. leel* defence of •Seutari and Albania, while they I , ass engaged 'with ,the -Montenegrins. The French t *di then pewees themselves of &uteri and Albania, and .make themeerves masters of kelotqcli h at length of the "tole' Merea. For a long time Bost A PA era has employed .14 Agents' in European Turkey, preparing and carrying into execution this scheme ; for he pretends that the Morea is Ms of right, because it formerly belonged to the Venetians, whose states hi has usurped: • For Seieral yelps pasta great number of French Agents have pulsed, from tina•to time, into Boinia,,Alhatda, .68d the Morn, where tbeyhaie been preparing .a general revolution, rvince has; for inomphyenos past, remitted. consider ' aiile sums of mosey to the Consuls in Bosnia, Alba., nia, and the More*, and these Consuls, and theist o emissaries, have promised employment, honour, and riches to the Greeks and Turks, to excite them against the Ottoman Porte.—(Giornak de Malta, Jane 17.) The following has just been received front "LLOYDS, Add. S. " A letter has jest been read in the Subscription Room, from the Captain of the Sybil cutter, dated off the isle of Wight, August 3, and addressed to. Messrs. Ilta.r.rrr and Brothers, Austin.friars; it confirms, in every particular, the Dispatch said to be from Lord Wausrroton to General CAsTANOS 3 but it does net add a single circumstance to the IS.. I telligence." 1 We have wafted till the last moment, ender the / hope of Istria'. to minounce the agreeable Weill.. ,gence in an authentic. shape; but all.his silent at the , Mausion-Ifouse end' information from LLoYe's, a 1 short time borers :ogst Paper was put to press, cm: Irely contradictslke statement in the Portsmouth . 1.1 Letter respecting the arrival of Dispatches from Lord [WELLINGTOp. Should we have the pleasure of announellgtviU! , tory like the one described in the rep or ts ; Oa abgald ! - • bilo twhesitation in proclaiiliagit the most impoietaikt 4110;4itabed by the BORA erelisiecethe comme+ ce.. onisit of the Pien 44ll',4 4 ol3oll .'ilie'„,l a l!. . 6 , .% 114,44. Wier= stances of thewareps,Ont i S ColagairrStillon. ! The French armies anttoobedireespleyed intbetforth Ifor those in Spain to recetwitheieoessary supplies to enable thorn to resist the Ready and well.direct iwd efforts of a victorious Fenglialianey, with a iamb '-'-sumosate General at its head,„jal. sided by Ott I -- / Spanish people, whose 'semi" ifadd be amulet from a state of dpraaacy by enilies Itllo VI,. love of country. - il'be corieqweakaroubtfit : that. ' Spain would somailietreed from Feist& Silitillifilit . or an army mrseevitimsare beck iMinkrpf . froMlimr ' '''-• falling ' si 4. _____,...... 4 and Ordenis regiment falling back, charged by the enemy's horse. The remainder of the corps sup, ported those regiinents and routed the cavalry, whose Commandant was made prisoner. That the rep ort of 'a retrograde movement baring been greatly ex . aerated, reached the line, it gave up the ground it had so gallantly maintained to join the second. a n d be more immediately under the protection of tie at. tillery ; when finding the enemy was making a ge ne . ral movement he determined' to retreat, ani r e . cross the river, which was' effected in the b olt manner, the cavalry charging that of the enemy, wh o bad arrived on the left bank, and cutting many o f them to pieces, leaving • the passage unobatructeti, anti enabling the troops to take a new position tin . molested, in which they remained two hours, y o ;„1 7 hoping Couaaouz would renew the action, B. .LAsTEROS states the doss of the French at toco WM, including all their 'Commandants, and a g nat many officers; and his own as follows-4 C ommand, 1 ants killed, 4 wounded, and 2 t a k en; 9 °firer, l' killed, 58 wounded, 15 contusions, 4 missing; non. Icommiss lolled officers and p r i va t es 157 k illed, 771 1 Wounded, 94 contusions, 452 t a k en or mi ss i ng, Nays.--Of the 452 prisoners o r m i ss i ng, we have k ascertained that 280 were taken, most of them : ' wounded; the-artillery lest three four-pound howit, 1 I zero, and a mottutainqiece, with 4 men killed, witri t , 7 wounded. The following is broagiit by a lialtgolaad Nall an rived this morning sue. HELIGOLAND, .11n4 *5. The Dritomart sloop of war, sad Thresher brjg, with all the boats that mould be spared from the squadron, hors sailed fir the Fos, with a view to attack a convoy of 110 vessels, laden with aavg stores, which are blockaded by moor oar saa-brigs in that river. ...--.1.—.. A Mail from Gibraltar is also just cone to hand, bringing some interesting intelligence from the southern extremity , of the Peninsula, from whit* we' select the following:77, - ' • GIBRALTAR, arta IL BaLtaerxeos entit Malaga on the 14th inst." the French garrison viol; previously withdrawn . ) to Gibralfaro, and spiked ell the cannon out a, Its 1 1 walls. The General continued at Malaga the remain- 1 der of the 14th, the whole of the 15th, and on the next day removed his head-quarters to Churana, leaving about 100 cavalry et El Carrnnna, and sta tioning the main body of his troopsin the environs of his head-quarters, Cartania, &c. General Levu. retreated from Coin and Alhautin at the latter end of last week, fey the purpose, it is conjectured, of proceeding to. Moron, where SOULT is said to be way. deflecting all Ms forces. •-, • title of advocate v j ..._ His Majesty's gunfbrig TiAlatti,. came in on 'NW. hennsi,its: or mankind- • day with a French privateer, which her bort§ cut oet a few days before from Chipionei neat'ais J.m.. • The garrisons of Cadiz and' the •Isla composed a car, after the Tascao had silenced a .baitary, by fame of 30;000 men, including Spaniards, Engliib, ,rphirst she was protested. Several others , which la , and Portuguese, and comprehending 8000 voter. bit be, would also have been carried by the boat's I tears. siegipo T ii ,: y ri , urnher of French, constituting the be. was. not more than 7000; but they veer, lisattheeetrayt hails; taken the precaation• to had intreocbed themselves with so much labour end siltala thami.te the beak they could not be brought skill, as to render their situation almost as impruk out. We are sorry to have to add, that the Encino.: nabie, to use the simile introduced Into our letters, ler, which had joined the Tuscan on that very days u th Rock of from Gibraltar. having stood too far in:lhore, grounded within two with h h e e dispatches, Scrois, the Mediterra nea n, which, itisedsiupru thirds mosket.shet of the battery ; and tbit ,the late rer gar to riT the thirds of the Expedition frozesup posed , re Sicily to the astern ter having been re-manned at night by 200 Freewill i coast of Spain, under the orders of General MAiv. soldiers, sent from San Lucar, and the ebb having LAND . It was reported that Tarragona had beck left the brig so dry, that the enemy could march on board, it was absolutely Impossible, notwitbstand ing : the greatest exertions, to heave her_ off. Under these circumstances, she was abandoned by her c ridden by this force, in co-operation with the Spa. o w k e rda are sa nnt s e fit r ed Grerals L ru l n e a ltlr and i S f AISPIELD, but ded. Admiral Sir 3. B. Wanes,, has Im b: ll :appointed , (Ter, ; CoolllßOder4o.Chiet on the American coast, and a and now lies a perfect wreck, at 'low water, cis- I Beet placed under his command, with which he ell% Lei and shot through in twenty -pieces. Thelon I sail to reinforce the squadron in those seas in arse =gibed . by the two brigs amouutedito four killed I da• , 'cad 22 wounded.—(Gibraltar Chronicle, .1a1,119. ,„___ li e lettell frc " JAW " state, (tat rile P/l i T L C' •^ • indriisN't of roIITUOAL was ex pect e d to arr i ve is t h at GIBRALTAR , Jua.frAll. °Vital very soon, being already 4,0 his way thither Geneial . BALuarraeos, with by far the' oldest • firm Brasil. The reason assigned for It Is t thd an part of his forces, is ' near Caftan*. The Fent* I losoreeetionary spirit had broken oat in the *sans General LtvAL, wiik3ooo men, is at no great dis- ! ceititsil, which had gone to the of producing tance from him. The day before yesterday a heavy ' some violent commotion , atteo t t g l i srr i a attempts to ere of artillery and musketry was beard at Marbelle; assassinate his Ro y al Hi g hness. .. A circalar has been issued from the War.office, 61 the direction of Itonda.--(ldem.) .41 .. h :, . ~ - stating, that masters have a right to make,* deduce • The Gibraltar Chronicle, of the 18th . r . i,d, thin' from the wages of servants• hired by the year, contains a eery long detailed account frota *doom( for the period daring which they shall be called out BALLArrattes / of his battle with General Cove.- I for exercise in the unqnbodied regular Militia ; and , •• .• .. onyx, 'On the Ist of June. It begins by stating, ! that by the 6t clause of the Local Militia Act, the that Eladajos being retaken, the principal part a , provision is e . itt,to the Local Militia. dispatched .I Government eve within these few days ,Estremadura occupiedify the combined armies , ask 10 _ 000 stam i etaresel w i t h ifmnit idir unk a n d goes, to . . .. S, ImiaLIFIOWIL WITITIgieI" to keep open th e coot-1 g) -7 ronna,lor tre use of the Guerillas. lettridim 'With the army besieging Cadiz, Cove.-1 Llyzepoot. Au*. 3.—By the Alice, which aerie . Roux r eceived positive orders to fortify Berries, for; ed yeeterdarlatim Quebec , which place she left on • which purpose 4,500 then, and siz pieces of cainoti, the btb of July, we learn, that the Canadians w ere . folly prsuaded that .war with America was lama• were pieced at his dispotal. ble, au were taking measures accordingly. N. ..noe to r a t h is Owe - works being carried into noel was to leave Quebec after the Alice, without, .threelltten. he * tisteralliamll is attack Cottattoult, to lo oni ty. allsce;eltich, Ou thi Lit„ie arrived by a rapid march, GISRALTAII Jvyr 12.—1 t appears that the Ale* ,titter fording the Guadellie, in presence of *. ene- sine eilleen 4etabl SPOolish vessels, and treat their division_ . l lnv ' when the cinder Marshal Moneoton, crer an _slave!? ~, ' . - This day the ritvomt Rioter will hold a Privy iliras ordered in fuse Coliains to march upon the ens, "..... ~ • ____, the o of L o d , Re soma, -to revcive abICOOKOSIt aou s • my, supported by thO third division and irtillerea "pert,. Bsl. _ the latter diapleyeld within half cannon '-iddab if t i kei . VoLuirszas.—Most of the Voluatile i r Regimen" .. ; keel/ 4 11r fire. ' I '• ' is r•OISSIOR have been inspected within the last month, bet-Goverment has Issued a sudden order, corn .lll4lSeg an Inspection immediately. Moat of the :_corps will be inspected in the course of this week.— Tha purposes of this extraordinary inspection is said to be the cemenenication of a proposal froakGovere mewl, vitiate twill be mode by the Impeding Officer, istlibematiljief the regiments will be taken on the I,loee leed l46: /. i iarmeeming, about 11 . o'ilock, a poor Ira lima went into a boom la Orgaipetreet, -mter.. Itle; to take a gloss og . tegmement, lealr elm bed NO taken it, antipaid :fat" the P4llO l ‘4 1 11" A it sellinneo7 ea 1404 We could net deny ourselves the pleasure of fa. touring the public with the Inimitable speech of Mt. O'Contraia., delivered at the late Meeting of the Cs. tholica, held at Limerick. To praise it would be to deteriorate its merits, as it is one of those luminen phenomena that shine conspicuonete the entre of an illumination. Would to God that It costa be troop lated, in its native force, into every language, and presented to every eye; then we might hope, thg even the boors of Russia, and the slaves of Germaty, would feet the holy impulse it sends fbrth, To the men of Spain and Portugal (if they desorre the sp. pellation while they golfer the inquisition to mitt among them), of France and England it will find its way. They will read it, and give to its deliverer the title of advocate of his cosastret rights oil the Itivpiyiess of mankind. • - • FAN O= AONDON GAZE? R DBPAITTMENT. It!.."lls46Sising-sfreei, Aug. .it - dispatcll, of which the followini bas been this day received at Lord Be : 1 1` ef i ! I Al 4 , • - ..• s aperriciazi-A•aw , sk - -• ,sx* ed at ,Wlydawsassilt=rwth* Cr r itttf , ara go t i l NSVri. W. Sway, a d it v , Chancery-bier, - elk v irp:f tre;ithawdreat, Blontosbery, caner—H . Grace, _• • --gel the publisher—N. Carkeet, akiaseratrert, Besides the k forees whit Gamoa, Salford, Maw:beater, breaw—C. sag, Canal.° ; sit*l at Putt ' —. • - .t . .. , ) I I h G 4 .. I. to to 4 1 fag if. 1. to at an 1 3h ha lat r;y, the so. tilt Its the 'AI is sh, mi. be. hey IA L. ni l red the era LIT. leg Pg . but ited la wilL rove RCS 14 bee lia tiOg I to idly loc. ear, out and the :boa I, to trie• t on were tits. No Bout i 'g e t i thr . 'Ars , li . - . f t,. i ---. ' --- 1 .- " 4ha m — A - Wortwev - * -11. Te.... .M . 4 l a7a7d" . TheFrencb armiesenteeit4r . alls'olatrid lifthafq rth 17- .7--- -- r ----- - ------ -I: -.' f lea n re It Ln u n' r ld..lietl Nitt 4' ol i 'alalsdake, - Aiwt ' , and ' . .„ r... -- EK. --- --.--- - 6 --- which purpose 4,500 Men, tind six pieces o caution, folly persuaded that war witfi s America was inevits. 31 ,, 1m .. New l in , . . i . , i ..., ~. , . 3 for those in Spain to receilreihe.ueoeasary supplies to- thelth of Ju ly, we' r , that the Canadians we V. nnell, Melonwere placed at his disposal. allosmen, Aux. S. 13, Sept. 15, ' enable them to resist this 'gently and well.direct- That • to prevent these . works being carried into , ~ . after the Ake, wlth° l4, st ties lobe Tavern; Parer. -Menlo, Meters .Collet and vessel was to leave Quebec ble, alltl were taking measures accordingly. No 1 1! . fr . ' Co. Ch .racer -kart amt Ale. -ffeelory•Tataer, -B a tter, l ed efforts of a 'victorious English arm with a ion- Ty/ -__., army , '•'• ' 1 # M. Stud& esdhridge...lbialk, =timer, Aug. Hear and Crown,lpswieltl• _ _ ... • . Ur' °A the : summate General at its I t ad wow execution he determined. to attack Commove to 1 entrrlyr. , , • . . J. Brou g h t on, Chelsea, ellimilmin, Aug. 11, 18, Sept. 15, Spanish people, whose eserglea stela be aroused it Guildhall. Attorney. !Ir. Chtaiasses Ina. - • d treat their ea , aided by the effect which, On the Ist, be arrived by a vapid march, 4 l l GIBRALTAR, JULY 19.--/tllipres that the Alp- 4. after fording the cuadellie, in presence of *. eat'-- t el.ee Millers Oh l " 1, 0 110 0 1 ;"P lis t.. 11°- i i. ,IT ' crews u slaves. • 44,.,...1 the. front a state' of darning br extreilles . It not by' my , when the division under Marshal )foususrosti • p aiti ost aintlet ir m hol d a p r i v y T. Wondhouse, lower Shalarfie s 'AU. etile t ...RePt. Il i 15, at Guildhall. Atterailes. man - This del- . i man-st reel , Southwark. .- • a k il 'tie Slack' lore of country. The co'insectuenee,Mould , he. that. 1., ..• was ordered in font Colneine to march upon the end* ow_ .• • AD= T. White„ius. Great Winalmillgtotroet.!nsco=g. is , moue would soon betreed from Ft iiiii dfgaigui4iiit• my, •supported ky the third divitiou and artillery, ---.6 At • •• - • 19, Sept. IS, at Gulldhall. Alisinag, Alit Loag, A . uare, Ismlt• 'meats . kiiaaridi. . • 1.i..- , , v. . 4 .' . er' 4 hailigliq most use ere luck lie. 'OW the latter displayed within half cannon Shot of the . V.,oLuarmse.—Most of the Voloatett Refit . . 1 -tire Irma iI 1 , • sliertniterml. L ... • .... ., I North to support ilia failing teiitte - Yniall". It pi 'a t emendous fire. , rha toolkla have been InePeeted within the last month, A. enemy, ee .ng,itp r "nfted - :4 • 1 melte ilitilittlei ' of Loudou's Re.• . .1 1 , Aog. 96, J. Davit, filleithyr ? t arn. Glagtorgoodilvet. drag- ' the Peninsula. Vpon our Amerkliti alliire,34bl‘ 1 gist- Aug. 26, L. Morri4 'Conti', asectiskitg. Sle W. Bs- : . ;audio' an .inspection Immeffsetely. Most of the . That thls•dirition being, so inferior to the alder, Litchfield, - cl oc k ' nrul witels-saker-Al 24. .1. a* . wou ld ' ave a oonsideenbie effe c t, u gpeav!tnittlnliti . the battalions of El General and Carotene, Were . I ed in theof this week.- corps will be aspect 1' win. Portsmouth, beteher-Aog.-in 11.111j1 . .(whoProol‘P• Yorkshire, miller-Sept. 9. ./. Whittaker an" .- m pg .. M ae _ not depend upoei i thp.plciiipt of sopPliiit• ordered IRO line, and marched against the enemy T ho „ rpm , et third e xt raor di n ary inspection is said 'ielsilit4 elscocr, grocers-Aug. 29, W. Blackburn, Hamberstomsoreet, p or t i n th e sareemeee s was at pr e le gLoLtail_ - . ' • sr above all praise. That the. Ertilteee I order, can- to be the commenieation of a proposal fromgovele - 'Middlesex, carpenter- Aag. 9, C. Iloirson and W. 15. Hutton, ''."'" • • Officer, 0• " , limPb°llle • ah i t e _" rldit ni- c te.. E. Ille"9 ,- Ateermo a T ennelderabltielltili nar . t_dencees !anietkola...-* '.. • liili thrown die eamey's ranks into konfusioa, when I meat, wilds will be made by the Imputing ,` I ~ /ioen-draper-oept. se, .1, as, Sr. Michael's-o*y, ' and the ens of the regiments will be taken on the r 1 Once-broker-St O r r ilawasa. Ahr ow lgelivreet. brio. e v , t . ' '• • * - * . stynieri4lies . 4!lri n ;v: 'ordered to elp,k,rge= draper-Aug. i. .W 'II! , C qpd4k . .r!.r.e.1.!- 34.46014=e0t0r 4 . M4lti Wilt ko. Asa tell, Complete' dm t . t the Spanish e ' guirk ie 'Va.,„nd• •. , • *rem mrettaat-fibpt, 5..1; Wheatley, Idasg-taar * .ora-faelar - , - ~1, .- - .. 1 • ' ' 4 - 4 ePt 8, ai R . MO, CoikAiNkill s Orr--Aufi. LW., ' jililik. lilPSlllkrdim following eititettat-a .• • - I#‘ theifitiorbile - iiin,lttabSlVlll( *Se : sates-day 1110111111 g, about 110-tilock, spoor wo. ff . ter- • maa went into a Wow in Orosipenareet, '' * 1 , moo, nartreee.ileesse#4&lll. 4Pait • ~ " -,:- • - T • • -•-• , .r) ... Li -- • -.- • ,- -• • '. -• • I . . i. ..grieori- UL, It Tv. in IiOQ l' 4.' . " - bee , she had " - AT m u ne/ Itit'-maatiV iolipp o s t ri lari w gg. '"?... '.. k . - - iketkratt tied :'- , ' ..r - •.. ' ' •' . • " lira - tie - ''' • • - • • • . 41mtparibli ,t• ... 1, ,. .),- taken it, 'anti - paid :fosi the sew, it hell lb. i , : .111. R ppm, W. 14r; epe T. it limp* .. ~ ' , ''," • ! ' •''' ..- ti't SF . • - it 111 .. .. . ' . 144 144 W --„ r •fi• I C l l4li4ft. ... ~1 /4 4 )1/ 0 • . t•• 14 i t milho s o 7 1 4 4 4 4 ... • ~.4 . 4, . • az - 1 • li t- • . • 1... -- -:• - 4 1 14t 1 t0t. i: ': •'. -- *- '•• "..- • *" ' '-. .. .' . ' •-•• ''• • :' .4 . . vpi;ilo,‘ ; • '''' • - r - ~..'i - • N '•'' ." .: 4 `" s " * . . . ••z • _ • .s lea, A ••ri :., t 1 . st 4 ,i,•, , -• ... -- - - - . a atri4 .Q......., ,:.--.-..• 0: '- • --1-. - •. .. . 1 1 ' • ' ' . • I j ' , . . • k 1 ‘ { • . . ...... ....--- . • v ... c ' \ . ~.. % . ... . _ - • . :. - • Diripitietr4. 1 North So support the failing .. u , keeping : pp a trenwndous fire. s Aug. 96, J. Davie, Melt yr ?yawn, Glaeortarlidif‘ i dn'i - ' the Peninsula. . U . pen our Anwridiii ♦ eielirs..* 7:1 1 .4 That this.dirision beiog so In to th e / 11 , 111 )rs gist--4 Lug. 26, L. tdorri4 'cardit, mercloultug. Sle W. Bs- : alder, Litchfield, "dock ' and witeirsaker—fitig, ICI, :4. GI- ' would have - a nonsiderebte etfect, as w as rer:lFlMO the battalions of El Genital and Carotene ) were win. Purtsmouth, butcher—Aug' 'IN 1. um .("14P"Igil. not deom d ' .„,.., .. ____.._ _.. Yorkihireoollier—Sept. 9. .1 . Whitaker . A 1.... Ohs- . 1 uPoIR vio.foumpt os 50pp1the,'4,,,,4 0,,,,,.d I m o lines and marched against the enemy , tbcocr, grocers—Aug. 29, W. fil.ehlourn, Honalnistello4ireetv port in the sansoseimeiras It prest44,.. ______ 4 l 9lll6l ,i_ ll4l :; : ~ . mma* -- ,gailnats7 above all praise . . • Tha the. firtiltete I 'Middlesex, carpenter— Aug. 9, C. Iluirsun mid W. 11. Hugon, . . ..,j Limchouse,ship-eluuldlervi-Aug.lD,'E. IleeKhiillidemailibia: ' eonsidetably• &•U* flrt .. denste oe: .ft.•' e l ► ii, 6.- ' tile throws we tremor a ranks - into wash hoisfesiee,.. jiwn-draper—rein.n, J, Maim, tir. illiekacrs-alfey, ' "ft - b r oker -54 2 4 . 19 / 31 1241469 0 Ailigale 11 1110-Vreel. l stib- . .. e v , t, . . ' '• • * - . . itylerikliet did n ;s: 'ordered. to ektige, - MO draperAhe. us. .1 . .Willio, C cipthi .k usim Throgluoriou. lit a .lii t i osi az o rthigitimo tl i w a i t 4 4 .4418 , 1 0 , a ompiele . i i te .„ . t ti e sp n i s h su a i pa, mai* *rag, luerclutal-7 , 11, 5, 1 r. 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