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. hoe*: Plow The Telegraph, NI ov. S-S•l 4 Our troops, which liii bow lauded at Corunna, are to march upon lel divisions of 3000 MCI. There they Via • Who troop; from Lisbon, tinder the COUP. of Ghwiral Nissen. The remainder of our ihips ia r art., o will embark in the Tugus for . . Of OW Ebro. and from thence march • • ' the lioniterre-s-" Admiral•le plan of a pusig ry The iw Engloth rifint gO to t zt.lco w omu l lati, i ai tho o t their E3,ro • •iU /Mum at the mouth of the Tagus. They 111110wWw4h104.araehiosttly prudent to have prepared 11111110whowd cup, Ms protect their ernburkistion hing day when the Continent will Crwil l it mic their presence." From The Sun, of Nov. 27.—g , We are conrioced .At lionupurte has not '100,000" disposable men ; .141. he had, lie h i• not the means of maintaining 4 .a. during a winter campaign, in a country like owls." Note of the Moniteur•-•-•" This article deserves AO attrution, except as it •irnr(l4 ns an opportunity toetruark how easy It is to dupe the English peo ple. It requires great etrrontery or great Ignorance to wort, that France has not 260.000 disPonable torn, ashen she hey 800.000 at her disposal ; and that she eannot,Ataintain them during a winter camping'', in a country like Spain. when it is well known, that in Castile alone, and at this season, there is a superabundance of corn, wine, sheep, barley, and straw. l► it not evident, that with the tenr or li•e thousand ammunition waggons which ennipoae the equipage of the French aria?, six mil lithrs of rations may be conveyed, on which it may 'subsist for a long time ? The English always em ewe the same means. At the tiro• of the expedi tion to Egypt, they pretended that ■n aim' could not Inse in that fertile country. They tismv_Tht their pimple on ignorant as won to know tint cwii, rice, sugar and coffer:, abound iu that country." Frnm The Sins—. 4 l,eording to accountsfrom Lis bon, a part of the English army will embark fur the Mediterranean, emu laud in Catalonia. The people of Lisbon continue to rejoice at the ileper ture of the French troops; and on the 11th the ll:hagfish Officers gave r very splendid entertain ment to the Nobility and pnucipal merchants of that city." Note of the Merit/re--4 , The English.will not land In Catalonia. As to Lisbon. if the people of dirt city rejoiced at the departure of the French, they will rejoice much more sincerely at the de pa: tore of the English ; and if the French rive itpleedid reverts, it will be to thank the ladies of Lisboa for the brilliant halls they have received from them. Cah any thing more ridicutoes be tminifeeted by the En 4 lish, than to emitewl with their land-fdrces *garnet the Preach' France has in *nein a formidalite army, snit at the same tine tot/ o nto men in Germany, formula , the army of the Rhine, a hundred thonsanal etc atßoulegne, forty rhemisimeldthaptes„ fort) thousand in Dalinotia,and nighty iirgrarnd in Italy. Had war taken piece ni Govissety, that would not hare prevented the cosh quest of Snail. and Po: tural. The English *licit. wide to coniiiii-r present France as the l ame w ith France of former She can have, site has, 1119n.0011 men u,ider *nos, without rxhanoting her ,.att can hive, she has 100,000 svalry. • This bungler mac he increased, if ntee'ssarv• till Eng land shall hat. mode peace. The P.nvi, ish ciitist:ise wl,itit hell bees flitiott itt .Bitt:at, Etc St. LON DON, Dadurr•.a 15. IMPORT INT . INTELLIGENCE rBOM LATTLE OF TV DELA—DEFEAT OF CASTANON. • The details of the lade mllitary operations in hare, at length, reached es. ithnsiteers is the nth itmant were received, yesterday, coa taining a series .:f ilnitcties from the French arms :-tli to she 13th. Of the !no ceding Butt: lln re Itlafto., 4149 some time in p.a. ilicougla the 4atilivatel tba PutalaPapars. The most pi-marlins!. featureaf thcoescat.set is the long-capeaed . isicauite at the ditatbOper •of the :Spanish army ands Csirrallos. The battle ws4• fought on the ead, at Tadchh upon the.,Ebtee. ati 4 laminated in the &feet of the Spaniards, with the hiss at 3,312 taut tenses prisoners, int-14N MY Officers, and .4001) left on the geld of listalak or drowned in the • Hit*. The reisasisider fled, part in the direction of Salligossa, aad part in the dime ! tiou of Agredu, pursued by the Feertekwasidisa, was [ state the amount of the pram/era 23th labt, iitelosive, at 5000. with' ; pieces of cannon, the whole of the ei leg to the army of CASTANOS. The is the battle of Tudtla, amounted tirdooo COM Of counir,;even according to the French account, upwards of 30,60,) of them escaped, and ns the Spa niards are further admitted to have an effective foam Of 30,000 in Catalonia, and 10,000 at Madrid, they would still he able to muster a numerous army.— From this circumstance we derive, however. but little hope. This whole force is shut up in a cor ner, with the Pyrenees and the sea on two shies, and the whole of the French army interposing be tween it and the English troops. Nor is this the only source of doubt and apprehension : spon a review of the campaign, since the resiimptiou of of fensive operations by the breech in &way, i4e discover no display of genii's or ciii-r* by the Spa niards, to encourage a hapc of sneer,. against the treinendons and skilful enemy with whom they have to contend. Immediately prcv:ons to its de feat, the Spanish army consisted of three divisions: The left, under BLAME, WO afterwards ROSANA. called the Ciallicien army, extending toward* nil boa, and amounting to abut .30,000 men ; ..the centre, called the army of listrem:aliara, convicting of about :20,000, wall it. 11, ad-quarters at A'ittoria, and afterwards at Burgos; and the left, railed tlse sun of Arragon, extending in the direction of Sa ragoss 4. under CIWA.SIOS and PaL*FOI, and amouuting to about 45,0r10 men. Theme three armies. amounting in the whole to upward% of 100,000 men, de not appear to have acted in concert, or given stir assistance to each other.— They bare been conflicted eel acutely, end defeated in detail. Whir tho left, tinier BLaxu, which ap pears to have conducted ittelf with most skill and courage, was slowly retreating until dr ei•wely I ietrutc,l and dispersed at Reynosa and Evitiona, the centre or army of Ertrestadura was defeated at Burgos on the ioth, and NAPOLFOII re moved hm beet-qaarters to that city. From that day he had on:y to direct his attention to the army of the right, ander CASTASOS and PALAIO‘. In his plan of operations agniust this force, he pro• ceeilett a's* great caution. It was nut until the 19th he commenced his system of attack against it. The execution of it was • entrusted to his terourite Ge. ueral, LA1041., i)uke of •Mostraetio, who sin that day set out forLosbaso, the heal-ganders of taeuerat MOhtliT, DukilidaCealliGLlAlt o , whose division bud hero for saint time !wetted slung the Ebro, to keep C./tin:awns in check. Trie action, Crew:ou-l; setto; etrouiencrd ou - 7 1 . 1. 7 1 7 1. .P.7 -7 7 - ''''' "."'""`" - "777.‘"r come up. This+ singular intrepidity spread conster- Ander°, end in die peed) of the Asturias, ass MA- ii....itti and tiisortlcr among, tile troops of Castanot. cient to pay tier e%peilSed of the war," it Waal at this •monient that General Lagrange, who From The Pairlir 41doertiser, Nov. tee-" We . was at dm he.til.of the tint echelon, received a bull, Learn that 7000 English have received orders to go wIM.II igoiailded him dangerously. 'Com halts add Sicily into Spoilt. We much wish ()tulle gtith, the Duke of Elchingen advanced that this may be true, for aio in Spann that the by Talrracntieto Berj:,. 'lhe enemy de.ttoyed sixty fate of Sicily and limy will be decided, anti it 16 4jlollflllt which they lied at Terracotta. thither that our forcer: ought to he directed." Atlktd Mau rice Matt/nen arrived , ou the =sth , Note of the Moniterr--‘ , The fate of Italy is -• 4 kMollle Pur•uinie the enwilln aid every mouaent axed; that of Sicily aid -not be decided in Spain 4. ',....jta1ti0% knit prisoners, the Itranet- of which abreact) hot Sicily, ; .. US that it Caprea has been in Caprea. .• ' * Antethits to 3.000, they are ell troops of the hue. As to the power of France in Spell', eight days . Vo quartet wee given to any of the peamite. oho viler the opening of the campaign, it extended to • . 'Were foan•l Mama. We took 54 pieces of cannon. th e frontiers of Portugal, mid when this 'hall be -Mourelve sad delirium tnive seized upon their read in London. it will extend much beyond Ma- leaders. Their tirotproteediogives a violent MOO' drill ; and the Engli-h will see, front the top of the info,to.ie,4lloitt 4 r. de hies' war against rretree. rock of Gihrithar, the Freud' standard flying ;in •• The Aniftellesl e4lilete'di s e r efeni of th e ir Court, I the tame manner as, from the tops of their masts, the of **recta which veished, teed the j and out at sea, they C.lll See it A . \ 1111;011 the forte of stela great, whiti.loy tasty. years, hove I I r 4 ' ! . i s b on. s. • = 11111 :11 - teir . lves in the eakieulaject retinue! it'pe From The l'addie .I(l,yr-titer, Nov. 10-" Chris- ...". • tat tithe Mot which , 1 0 , so k, w ith a ll th•ir Ti,ga • , tophe co n ti nues to be beaten in all the enga.retuents e lotor llsit is 0411 1 0. have 'err' inlay idols to .; e has w tit his rival Petiole IVe .'multi ncit he e •leelposit entice, of Spanish aloilvi, if •sur r eel if the squadron commanded by Goodell, 'dui lOW to them which exist in than it soled ..note time since. dinithl Lave been ~ • Itfiltsl among the Benedictines. the -.facto bring to this country the tit:Gault:de Chris- . • ' • • Is ) prance and Italy, a eitied of ,„ 1 4,... , - .. ''‘• ist ,orentisces cod literature; they ?Note of the Monleur-•i Ci;ristophe will have thy:owl ace by their educations, rod li) yhe fate reserved fur this friends of Fa: t imid, the land • N. ruble end useful dam to which they he- A llah always Ay from tinder their feet." '•" • -Tjoe fweitiols monks, one the dontritry. r --.- . &pm Min the dregs of the people; they • The illoniteer. of the Sth. contains a statement ate" twit druekett. and inn) only be emu- of the number. of the !Banish armies, f the to people em ployed in danzltter-houtiate- :;ctiviiisli l'aper.;• making the total amount to . • yam alit/tae, awl have the eery intimeretid tos,une. The ilhoiceur add. ehe folloeing note : ' apporaisee of it--it to sully user the lowesrclasses “ I'a-thy well I Bun, alter ten days tramp den, ' that they have any ittadelice.* A citizen would and only three actions;, those of Burgos, Erpinora. think himself dishonoured iii admittiiig a monk to mid Tudola, let us:see:hew many remain-t Were are lin table. Au to the tinfortuinte Spaniel* peaemts, tt , tt 4,1/00 taco collected to b etlicr. '!'heir armies we can only compare them to the Felfahs of E;;y pt ; ince existed' they have uo property-every thing belongs to the _-__"--.--___-......—..e------.-- moults, or to 601110 powerful house. 'Hie liberty to Tl - 1E BiIITISII PRESS. keep an inn is a feudal right ; yet :ea couii- _ . .. _ __ _ __ ... try. to feroured by nature. we find strides Not. • __ nor inns. The taxes even are alienated, and ' LONDON, helots% to the Lords. The great have de- . . TIIIIIt-it.)A Y. Drceucte 15. generated to such a degree, the* they art . . without energy, withont merit. and eiett withou' . infinence. We every they tint, at N . :01.0101M, Wl.l IMPORT INT INTELLIGENCE rtto3t SP. I IN. ' beyond it, cornett/m.Blde magazine% of arms. Th, 11.4TTLE OF TUDELA-DEIFEAT OF CAST.%NON. • : • ans.:VIA faithfully executed that part of their en . • '• • Iplfiement; they provided muskets. poniards, and I The details of the late ttaitary operations in dit - (lige pith have sent in profusion : their ill- Spain have, at length. reached us. Nonlenrs to Illhativp spank has beep ra.4lialitzed. and they have the nth instant were received, yesterday. con cereloillta ii omit leisioli the art of yet:ailing tami libels, . . , ng a seri e s .:f B French army from the army es of Jg they Wile ilittinguiololl thvinselves oy tht'ir 11 1 1"ragi:As• All tof cola* all the scourge. hi Spain, firtiu.ile• etli to the 13th. Of the ! tie. 14406 tail 4iliiipi Wobegilidl i Cutue kolll London. ceding ItilltAtes can littioe.,lneto some time in pas. . se,sion, through the mialtuasof the DutainPapars . , 1111.0.11 Tills SION ITtrit, GECE3IBER 4 • Thin Stoat I,lllsll li trill fezturewf thcoescat.iet is th, - All IWO* brig, which soled from Portsmouth long-expetzed . eicautte at the diineneaseef tht Wheloth of November to St. 101111 Ander°. at , t h e 214 in that part. We have taken .Spanish suety ands CASTANOR 'the tattle wiz. f eight on the f2.ld, et Tadeisi upon autEbin• awl gwl~laat. Seelleallitette from the journals found on boo*: .. _. . I ~## .~1~: The French earery pieced "the eeutre, anl, enveloping the right of the Spanish army, de cided the victory; This is the very mancrovre by which we have obtained so Lonny splendid n .v: I victories. It was practised only a few days before, when the French broke the line of the aggre. ate army,, by penetrating through the centre t 13tirgos. And here we' have tardier to observe, that the centre of the Spanish artily, which lay iu the direct road to Madrid, and covered the capital. appears to• have been greatly inferior in stri:tigth to the wings. Notwitin.tanding these saccenes, SAI.OI.EO; still remained at Ataotla, fill the Duero, on the etith last ; up to %%Inch woe. the Monitears contain no farther adviery flan S;atitt, although they ere of an late a date as the Ith ; ail , l the 12th bulletin, the lag of the aeries, i* given io the Muiri/etar of the tith. Intelligence front Spain, five days totbsequent to the 211th, it is thus evident, might have been rec., is J at Paris; but whether, iii that interval, N.trui.i-ort advanced nearer to Madrid, or encountered any part - of the BritAt forces, we know not, as there is no ineetion of either, nor indeed of anything reiape.itnpASptii - In ittlF Lion to the eight Bultetilisinfilie Ftench army in Spain, We have only' ioOrir;t4lnf•a"ieties4 of oliservations in the Moodier rv;9r:oo exr 4 cti' Coin London • Papers. ' these atWe ilfoisateire ' hoods that Ng/4'01.114W has a disposable farce of 900,000 mein; .iseltitlinst 100,000 cavalry.-- We had forgot to notice, that the Spaniards were . d licient in cavalry, und that tali; cvivaliy;Nsnro . - I.s.:lts is chiefly in debted. for •Leiiess on the Eiarn. In thew note* the Noisitelie further boasts that the French hove ICO,itoo men at Boulogne, 40,000 io Naples, 44,600 in Dalmatia, 80,000 in Italy, and 100,000 in Germany ; that if a war had brukec out in Germany, it would not have prevented the conquest of Spain and I'ortu;al; that in consequence or the three several viclories ob tained over the three armies of Spain, at liPynosa, - Burgos,and Tudela, there isnot a collected Spanish force of 4,000 men remaining in the connt-y ; and that the Euglish rierchatolize found at Baku., St. Andero. and other ports pf Astut at,, is sufficient to defray all the expenses of the war. Tht rienllo Court Ginelte contains a long art'ele respoittig Turley, brae want of i.oont obliges na to detr'E'it until to-At .fen:. '• The Board of itirptiry at t:hclsea, it ii finder- Mood, yesterday Ocrsed its public examirtution. Sir H. Bliatean, it . would appear, - Ought to hare lowed up the bo4lerif 4. kigkim witliont delay ; but., the merits of the Qprireitiiin of ('intro, in which Sir ARTHUR Wo4l4l.orit took such a leading part, forrWa totally diffeitst quetion. • . .sirstenlay, a Court of 1 fireetoes was held at the gait-tu.tia Home, wilco the .titidermetiti,oteirt Clittitnatiders took their final leave of the Coon, ptitioes to departing for their retpectire VIZ:- Captain J. N. Wh:.te, Lind USN; le—,for Madras and IWO" (apt G. Bonham, Trne B alma • Captain P. Weilderbian ; Cumberland; Carat" J. Lurk St ' ale3y CluAle•—for Bombay and China. Capt. R. Welbank; and China. The following Captains were sworn into the command of their respectiie tiz.— Capt. M. Isecke, Metcalfe • and Capt. J. A. Combed's', Saiwitor Madras mid Benial. The Court adjourned at 6 o'clet k, till to-morrow. In eonsequet,ce of the general tranquillity to India, and the few casualties ni the Civil Sera the nominations of Catitts and IVnters for that eountry, in the ensuing screech, will be on a reduced scale. O. Helena, Be3coulce, The report of a change of Ministry gains ground. Lords CASTLEREAGH and MtLeaAtt. arc to with draw. Lord Mst.viit.e and Marquis Wi.i Less LEY ere both mentioned as likely to form a part of the new arrangement. lileGo Mcvnext, EN. so well known ou the toll, and in all the fashionable circles, for half a century past, died yesterday rooming, at the age of al years. Hy had !wen repeatedly attacked by paralytic strokes, during the last two or three years. He has left a large property iwhiodi him. Report states, that Earl CHATHAM has set out to assume the Command in Chief of the Bntish troops in Spain sad Portugal, accompanied by Col. MACLEOD, who late act as Adjutant-General to the army. It is said, that at the next Council of his Royal Ilighasisie the Yritice of Wat.xs, B. Tuctitut. Esq. is to be appointed Surveyor-(`general of the Duchy of Cornwall. sire Sir Joust Moitsucso. Jona JLerxeY, Esq. the Mensher for Poole, has. we understand, been appointed oar Consul , General in Portugal. The Countess of tart:arum, mother t• the Duchess of Dottier, and td Lade Anti ra E, lie, itil a dangerous situation. Her Lavilihip, in easing dawn the stein. last Friday eveking at her house is Hertfordestreet, Park-lei*, set #re to her veil with a candle. Before she could be extricated. and the flames could be extinguished' by two ser vants whip came to her Asshtnove, ,he was very severely burnt from her shoulder dos n to her wrist on one aria, as well as on her side and buck. IL r recovereisexpected tobe slow, nod is by no mean, conside . red by the Faculty as certain. The Earl of LiesapooL, who WC. in the house at the tins,. is much affected by the tient. It is a remarkable circumstance, that her sister, Lady WIRSLEN, was burnt to death a few years since at Brighton. A most shocking accident occurred yesterday afternoon. One of the lads be longing to the two pen iy pest-office, in driving his horse between a cart :ind,a waggon, in Newgilte-street. just opposite Newgate, was unfortnumely thrown dowel. sod ooe of the wheels troinkt over his legs. ttotAndiv severed them from ins body. He was instantly taken in a coach to St. rartholoniess's Hospital. but there i, little hive eotertained of his surviving. M ADILIS 1NT A 1L 414. 1 1./:U i l l:r. r . Ct i. v. : l i er . zit ie t w t : l c atd avitmea —4,.........--,. d i r l a u oi t i 'u p i r i nt . t " c ' er brltzf_s earstage p Hs ~,,i 7(1 web, ot. Cue m0n.1.1 iii the loth. thus bearing N.N.F... 50 !.19 0 . -IV .p riv a te e r at tr.t wive ch ase, lout tloto.,over...tt hisotitd a k e ; „„i„ a tii, Culludets hauled to i10t..t.161 Atitt film ; he itio s t olit ., ly took flight, but the w!iir‘tipi t NO ; bud the... heavy. he v.aa take t s, a r a ...ibtse of two huu • I n:.(i a half, oft the _mint. tt"..l.V.Chtion left tl.t N il Iltole of Frahee the i Sth ..9):, ' Cid WA* bound Oil it cruise on the wetl . f l etiii: of Nirsltft's. The Seta/Marc - ft 14 isikao.ci to ta e Isle of France after her al;tin:l wlt'i tfTE:Trzrjoicijoret, with une.i ni . vocal symptoms or tb Am ••• sbe. had rt•vriv ta. lier (levirniu ilia ' , me .-4.).4 iiimiit , a:I.1 Ni. 11 veniftn.., ki!Oni it litiV 0 . ^ki i ii .r hadn..•,. ac k a Will tilt as not sieworth . y. ~ :. The Castossierei it !1/I!; it liteT'sht 'to port. . rit A rcl 1 7:th d F is rP pa l" ; li elte r s trrYir,..L i :. . d o ' retittitt i g for sea. ' ' t - 4V • dit, . ProviWons at the 's42tfitiMiSkr., 'consequently deor.. huot 3.4; 164 ;44 1 * .1 t0 TIM COt., i'.M. l . ~. . • . • , --7---r-.. • .- . .Y . istenlay, shout twetvtut.oi ' I', arriyetl sit the (41:itcx's1:p). •. o . uo; ad! :1444ks received by the DA te .iiiVt . i4o . cielock fion:..,. ~..; liti o vi Litve44bich wit.* atte • lA—. :,. I t Got LotdChaneeltur ; 1114.140:01il of ilito.Treasary, nt if Wet Lord 'PreCdent of the le.ilik.7l,'"thttord 'Trite Neal ; r 'ttt* *treaties of stmt.; flat CLl•Scrtlorof•the Eschrtre. the President tit the Boar) .ptatade-tftlfe.Lord 31a,0r‘.: .Londoui. Visevent brim:ants ; bord4 Lx.t Jrrand Oolorut, Admiral Sir X Hood; tieneres• Potwes au&Spese.s ; Ls l ooe t D e i r lornte: ; t'aptains Hands., Len', Immo, ast Webby ; 'Messrs. Eawkener and Wittlits ..... The following had the honour of being prevented ; to; HislitlvrErry :-- • ' :;,. Itear-Aattniral Sir Samnel Hos . nl e - ono* his promotion rst Wine appointed an Aden at et the 'Algae, and op..° 1, - ., it. •taro front the Baltic. • ' sad returned eine, ha,' tr. twv, mud % • "'mime, 10,1 at-t . ItiAJF%ry Isur. vitter; p..;reie Mujor-Genieral Spencer, upeolie Morn frog • lw i .; 3p. from Put. it turn fie's [AJUTT I uf the Duke 4 of the which • further the 196 busiorit. . estertiay _ _ 4 with the Duke of floaraaii; at Isis house is Picea&Cy. esteLday Ta • C.l m D s arrived it) _town, from his ems, the NVilderaess, in heist, to attend H.s MAP:STY. The Duke of Brocnao is espeeted is town. this day, from Wobura Abbey. . On Sunday evenint4tiour eight ecinik, as Wtn. W:oe, a itipieftith: fainter; of /ha. near tJptior,in Kent, a :th tti ;14 in his parlour .readitm. a shot 'leas 'llveil•thiongh' the wiudew, Which in stantly killed him. The ittarin being (tiara searcti was mad• . for the rerpetr:efor, b.d without effect; A gun, reeent; discboged, vas found in a ditch, about forty. muds from the lieu-e, seat the Medway ; from which, it is presumed, list the villein by water. The &ceased was a widower, and an excellent character : he has left a family of eleven children to, lament his los.. The most deliberate aim Must have been taken by the perpetrator, as he had placed a hurdle bolo e the window to rest the gun on: Tlie ebb r brava-tits of the family were sitting neer.the nufattinate maim. and his eldest . daughter had just riseu to rts,ll something tom an adjoining cupboard, when the shot was tired, which entered the back part of 1.4 head, and caine out under his right a 4% The tlu" is an old musket-barrel, fa.tened to the stock a nail iii the breech, hammered down in die wood ; the lock will not stand at whole cock, last was fastened back by a piece of twine, winch is .ur posed to here been cut at the time of tiring, as it see poured in that state when found. PRICK 011 MOCKS TVA ER Ill Alt . 3 per Cent. Rectocedl., - ClaZi 4 im..r I'eut 1.01% .tnioaitie. Imperial 3 per Cent .. ........... ....... 641 Ornoioro . I I di& I who Roods 4...—.... 7 it peso. Lsrloviner Bilk English 1..,0t ie. y Tie15i5te...............ML 19 1 . Bauk fur . dAS Consols for T. slim 4, Condi* al 4; " faiP AIM I AGE. ...... Die saber 7tli, at Su'tuts war . Yorkshire, !!r, Soma einstet., sob • f expt. ilpesee, of H I, to 31.. s 3'+.7 Glower. late of f'rora-street„ FzubLory square, Loudon WATI Mom b.. .THIS DAY ,-AT LUADOXIIIIDG I a j Eres,6-11.1a.. Apr... I'-_ ,S4LE BY AUCTION. PRIXTS, DRAWINGS, PENNANT'S LONDON 1 LI , STRAITED, WORKS OF SIR J. REVROI. I PROOFS. PAINTS. AM) DRAWINGS, FRAN. AND GLAZED, Re. By Mr. RICHARDSON, At hi. Wouse, st, fa tee &mail, the eraser a Vit liri street, ea MONDAY, December se, sod fuer NW". Evening:, at Sat oelock, ' 4 L 1,16 C TiO N of PRINTS. includ: , _rill_ 1E4104 Pomade,. owlserf. tare; Drearier. Harding, fienlaer. R,ky , St..:bord, 8.e.; the V( . orita Rear! s, pruoire'lx proof.' in 40 presereetios , legs, Burghip,o, P,o(rr, So:aarrolt, Waterlo". 4 . 7 dens Prints, plain end to ...Aunts ; a large (- " Ike "" f pogropltical ()rootage tar Pen/mot'. London; 01111,1:' H stun ut CorlanJ, +plaid. 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