The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-12 00:00:00

r THAI ST4TESIVIAM-3 01 • 1 . 1 osili."‘ LONIVIN4 :b1 •,,•! r. , strAmiti " " - to') • • . 1444 - . I') r - ' * 1 Atealljs deY rece*44APPAlitheitapoll to the Vtlii bli. and Postegune ; fg geg,lAll4, hose.gisto thp, principal : eft.theirAtipieglji to anntbor part ft ligY4per ;yilicj-, 1 4414_. 0 1 1 140 ,464 ,4 trtOP OPlotere, Ltl4. ll 4aWiefe7i*. 1 1 4 1 '4 11 1K a PrAalluleglee t de. Blaring, evew.tah4likaot sof if,'Utstgiel... who shall I tad 1 1 1111 Not siaa.agaa*caSiaVv4o. l ., tkar enemy, triatacs 44 , aalliedkai.ilial to too .00 as l C Pam. niklauX.aceeirtlioglyr—ryin this docoriaat his Lots{. stip.doeribea, the conduct of tha French * . So. witydereaifit . ,a( .thkrartugurse as )tiee sausie. ellaz .1k 0 49% aib Al, I *Kaacb. 4..p. ) 44 Atioy, trusting to Ms prom** and Ma cleasnach u rA11041° 4 1 8 3 0 14 ! 4 1 40 0 4 01 1 1E5701W bag liquid Clam; Qi tofiaeofitiny under his cionmand, citeeplaining q( 1 4:0114n letters, written from the arigy, r i f,g,bc Ass, ,dap.gerous. &Umlauts, orstAisc4c.jeadtho.iistiokkbpviiPa op9u4 1 46 80 44 1 41if5i 4 4 1 49f 1 491h;"7 413 4a5aft Ihiki the litgig cheal4 tkanaltillegAilkiPoA4 to aK4Pe frqra tilat riGet,*-IIP/APs 4..wttig1440-Pli Knott en°°4o jellies of the corßhigptioaccic reae a lps ,of the 41,110.. Paillfitteoo fatficat4 "Weal! that4cCre, wit! iluovriki , cofmrobot ?Ito FloYeingitlst et 44 *IV- PefilhifiLlA.Werprttrrib# fdrganisbeArtbe. PM*/ arisl villAgasx, Mat $ 0 Ito.: iotio44Atod th to!, p(40; er Osnger ;*-Asitit rAng• Bl 4. Mc. Covvv... piskileult al the Pikers, setidiog any, tetfelyt.i . r!m, thgAray g . with re,gpst{. of, 'Mary *Nike, uqt melee g thpu, putslic. •Thevo, spetilipg little aLunting,iu compiceiefi Pf theta caagliaad decM trout Aly,,jo l rd WaiLL.INGTAN'II...rfpFIII,44VI .II mai • angle! 141.0EWitres Gegeral Cknless". ite . 23d July , we Are baforArltkialhu iT:T m ufitai party halve ()fop l tru oisfelin pur44lol Patoro t And - v Cif L . .It-1 r a.tafet--11Centtici l e, Ott the iti, •• ei 'Family. k e r,,,i1ivprine.,,,,;e 44 4 ! ...f,..p,,,. , — alter di' iter elie; i, vviii,v=iii;:.- ~datireeatilddie E Cigiii ; 'aim Cr die ei."o - piratien 'iekti l tWeeltayiliVe . iTVeralorC., Pl• •,'. • 1 ';',‘- *.• :•i : 1' . • ' 1,. %WE brverdtis der kin .tile.grsweiti.serksr itst Lattorsi'betwveti PuLllll MI AO Mita,: beltlllll' a ketwau I • ea •Pli RLIPANE IT A itY O.tt. t r' eowelnit 'tee itmesatseetiti Twine JAsiters dattylited ;conotetietig 411 thy itilitiete 414#. t lsetArst - it r taweit s - the - rialtedi tip fefelirlid lirdeat t •ts , .mea su re of a adoetter Ni MO' Hi; aiN 1 a Vgall‘' • ~" s. : mans are tir,real resswerinly,toi tildl;44Wfallt. 'attn.+, esti:. the w bolo balattearti • 111P'111101110 i . 46 -*Mehl sktectbeartili •of this questtowille. TAO vt/etiiti and, vessonings, - Du esott side, ate' urged with that calatietre•whieh is necessary - to the just develope. mint of tit; subject. No advantage is given to ckher silly, by : weakening thq reasoning of the other. Tito' Riforml4lB and Anti-Reforniists have rilltpecti rely fair play I• and the Reader is easily made umpiee In the dispute: We give these . let. fists with picasurr, for we have no doubt how every cautlid mind will decide ,sport them. They will aerate the came of trotlii , siiia ever the most dos'isobie td.sol4jscte...„:4,o! ' , • • u j it ,; ••• •• • "I 11. Below w , e give a most antercstin4 letter s et . eta i. (Ai ot ths - t alto' romaotio . 4jiiitt: Au' Oriailer;toiltaii;spurigaileet tilC4..' We thin . v . s , •J. :1 T j believer, our melt ffiacerrcd m o re than ambles - 7 d:t4er;itt . na . thilitig . li'aiii4;tlre . ;*itrtit 6;4 4 y 7. ; • I: •,) • • 'r VII: • ) I 'l orrlttltrtni naltry privateer beat • • •• . • N .. • strict or. a* iftter . (roes' is Otie;r tin isood. INs Majesty's flair gdwis• Witsfee LiQue: 21T-- r • • • Crmillivg oil Hellcat Woad on the el justant..wlsre-elp? tv i red a Ter • v•ificit4e ship, from one of lae corm% spi itatecr Mote. •We saif oh Tian ? Iw i ve Inn on the fitemy't hi . :et her; and t ii.e . theinqpiteer in tow, Wa isatnedOpciy wade a;1 sail l ch ire, ansi tist Edgar wailing ast•.ni.itiol, %%ell, we soon ggifled tipiai i•vii whirls he stow.' in fur tiller lilaud, and on our ttriu at 14ui, attentioed th ,eau qu share i hut the .hht from our bowyclaw !vie= over hire, the iirhalter judAed ;At" time to start, *Avow, the grige to Wfate) g fe . We ew shot at • when a heavy fire of Owl and'- sheik lens opened Ou t , faun Beyer *laud.e amw lietAndingithielt. war lakoNli * saiketi the co moand of Air. Ft;Lix, our 3d Lieuterato, Rat otr ' Moire of the vilvateor. Tin• enemy sew 410'0404 Reek OW uym hru.she pawed the bwery. however, la tbq as/asst. last .nautkr, :aid tame up fug with the eoeiny, bet who *PI ualortOnm ely Innen itt,. start, ga to' arable Ist ol so N g ow chose, under cover of tirl.l-pieces. The launch bethg(icalted l whiney Grins woo Opened tapir her e from every piiai w Whieb • the. eaeas. l mad trr,u ferred:dep.-piecca darig, 4 Iltf.chare j but she forittnatel% iaeaped a ith••dt any daut.we, except one ant . tbret,:it - tier eels. •• We aeateed ..here, with the Iseweiraal- Raoul Ira le, lel isle 71. i, and 'het aid are convoy for Waal Dire bientiotained, by foul winds, ?rota that peeled:" • • ' • ame=mseesmgmcasawir ; A letter of the 2.1 Irons Paris, itatee the follow. leg ai the substance of the Decreeof the 2tith of August • "'Wit alt French shire, flerni4wel with Valpealat Licenses, gleTti e•• prohibited to lake u• ba.u4apy peekleterts either eel • .• nr r.lurning frum Ow other rid!, under itt:uf demli oe De carato, said couLatttunu: the vessel hid earl')." A tictmetrualit of the POI' u t ifiels ▪ ii•going do II IteCtct tirVertifid WALKER... " '..' 14u k Ti tMiter' at. tinumwici's Letion hititibuktui of Cork for I.isVr3C '96* It I .: •. his usual generosity, has been graciously . ple.bsed. to present Luenestia, the daughter 'of the late wk, kuown Itstea aosirStA, Em. with 3 4 01. its s tribu al fb due to her excellinit and moral conduct andef ilia frowns of fortune. Talent ever has found eti friend in that illastsiaus anduceomplished Persona Lord and Lady Ilet.aann are repo rat their departure for Gibraltar, where dolga** `remain till the meeting of Parliament. ' • ' ' bedr,of 10,000 troopi will be assembled kn. atediatcly at Portsmontit s iotended to reinforce lord N Oven's:army, At Havre de Grace, according. to the intelligence `brought by a neutral shipi there was a confident eapectatien thit a aliSt4l would be Immeditill4 couclinled ; but this expectation la-not justified by the complexieti qr 4fmt aiiPstchee from hlr. WKattete. b It la ( et•ted in kttearftmet Catalenitt, (hat Gene. }al Darwin mil Abet up Ia Tortfaa, but that Gen. G.t..,noi the brather.in.lew of ROMAXA, Ina acing all possible ielfeditivis, at the bead' of betweEn,l4- end 20,000 men to relieve that place. O'lloNs4t. has 12,900 meta at Taff4Villili and the relief of Turt6sa is 'art be attempt. The French leave more than A. 0,000 men beovesilin piece. but the garrison is strong. The Fiencli,_ it is said, have taken posse slop of Dautzic, which will immediately. bo anhject the. rigorous Commercial Decrees of Beitieattre. - fits possession of that City, is part o' flais.exicosive .plan, to eel (4'lol communteatirm between this Country and the Continent. The hirig of PRUSSIA' nom perceives, when it is too late, the folly of 144 1 tondtret. . Great preparations are making is ail our Dock.' yards and naval arsenals to send an additional giant. ber.of.ships of war to sea, as there are many points., which call for the attention olthe Admiralty. :We have 'a hne fleet in the Baltic, bat it is necessary ; ~that itihould.be reinforced, to strike a blow in that' quarter,, before BONAPARTE carries into effect his unm'e't of chatting the Suu*4 against US. Ail his movements in the Nut th are directed to that object, ' rant) ids Sweden is proof rated at the feet of one vreatUres, tharcountry cannot expect to be treated w WE-Amuck-delicacy, as. BeiSNAPOTTE, now the Croon Rance, mug act is compliesce with thotlic. Sates of his master, sad :thew .Ikniself the devoted enemy of preat . Britain t -It will be necessary, pro. "bably, not to tentporiZe any longer With Reale, as Ale servility of Ole 'feeble A t,iiatisnEe tbwords P,06110 St is truly disgusting, notwithstanding the letter is approaching hie ft•glitierelig,ilogie deep and finest , i psb rp ?se. . • :• The. following is an authentic dpeament, .and ss extremely , important, as sheaving the spirit in which the Prize Courts set, 'eaderthe itifteehtle iff ,trop. i bthittg calAstk harm eidiett4ons 4 11 14- 4 4 VP Orallone assigned is. the cesamtlitirJimettl4. ItllifilsNS yet tire DABISIII JIMA, : r11,91f0-i MAIN. son custizatiteiNs Tux A r tf,l4,4*4lr. ttit, (Sao*. 'corms, 17, A.O4IIICA, 111001111kINVIMat NVITII A VALUABLE CARGO. Ist. That thtb SUOereaVgol mime os the roll of erptipsge• *as never iusemsd is stud document io America, and ti k at nt natue, 'appears to have been written by a different idiom. ltd.. 'that tire Cliptaia of the.brig Usual% had " 4 chart of tbg Atlantic Oernit or restant on heard; that one of the 'Judge:t iming au Md Sea Caphilit, had declared ft utterly Impesslide is navigate wit boat said crust aud sealant, unless the captain bad the ruling of the winds nod Waves, and of course she mast have come from &tend. 3d. The French certificate of origin, signed by CIRAVii,' mu,t he fotg,ed, us the French Ciumils in America never aim: such a A / commit" and goes to prove that all the utiker y apers", are forgeries. That two aid Sea Captains hail exam sod the ilatto,alea log-book, nag Ocrlared that there were many imperfections, an t that she nuns have cattle from England. • sth. Taut dm water •on board was to sweet Ars come (rem Boston, and, of course, tokiit have hoes filled in Englatot• " 6th. That issesum the ll 40141;4 papers was foetid rt. letter,, ; directed to Jona KErrLE, forwarded by the brig Merry Quaker; whereas the vess , l wow ealledby another name. That from all these circuntstairce;, the Court condcom the said br. Hannah, owl came, ns laWful prize, the tesscrii parrs bilq alt forged, add that the came twin England, seaman of the manse of DI LLoN, ,belonging to. the Snake•packet, at Falmouth, -se are told, has . succeeded. to the garblum of Ituscummun, with nti' estate of 12,0001. per annum: • We arc delighted vo hose itlet , lhe hatchets ••1, bit c 1 fur a bet, on the Auto! of cotisicottd:—COUjA,o4firreing •Ciltptale. KR WA aup.likrlpsalit i yatteday t or • a,wnef of 'bergideeas ? i toLis two auks in ifin pipco l'elosen grisunil; betsieen Avttfarde And 'I IlSoinslow. lie 00 tire heat inile s iti-fieti minutely t t utt 40• seconds', bet !Weill* the 1111140,411iiiit niw lost by-40 sepoods 7; ..!, . ••• • rs-h. The Lyceum y ir # %Of 1ii4c1,1 1 4 ptf l :o 10 1 % , ; !Ifi: undvA Beetle r Lord Chamberlin', - ond nnder 41nt ; i t ' last fit ter ' 'Antoine the eagagameeht • . Whononlos, idwst. l eroxy; 'and otheee. Tarp Drary.lanuContiOny. Oct' 11otielay ceenin4 afellow in the pit of kinrent igaidge Theatre addresied some'Ladies in the uhderl Icirele of dreis boxes, in langtsage so obseenoand !famous, that they instantly retired, and we are sorry jto ahserve l , that itutSe itthn werenear the wretch had, Apt the nksaliness to chastise the miscreant. ; . tin the day preceding the escape of Roberts from Ooltl-Bath.Fields Prison,' he obtained cash for "ti 'ehigee of 6001. at a kettle in the city. • A Captain of a vessel, • lying et George's pel t Dolan .was murdered AO thrown into the water, on Sun d a y week, within a few yerkernere she was lying. Ills body was taken arthe next 67; and put on board to wait the Coroneet The fellow who conjured vii'• the Ghost, is also one 'of our modern speenlatisegm 'lle first tried his hand at bacon and cheese; but f tgee'not favouring him in these perishable snisi lounce. v he obtains credi t fiord the credulity of and beeatrie dealer and thapmietilt 4 : py ri te f Alia•ii r j " •• " t ----~-- ' I " Vain hopes ! the ilhahitatits of these submissive places hove suireve4 a the evils which $ cruel eittaircnald India their property has been plandered, their habitations burn* their women ntnsticrusly violated, and Anse whose age and Ks did got provoke the Attich violence of the soldiers, have Gallen victims to the imprudent cOafideace Which they placed 14 proatiseVinatie tidy Or be , broken. " The Portuese anew Row see that no nesel awaits remain • teasel e d 'tire gu w P -yr arc threwfit*, but de idtitsd lidui v - ye it fiirTieltpy ‘• _ - and Yrge• retii/tanee. and a Arta resiautir fo ob . __ ..cs as tough as, putts 4h: ft? • qdvaaCe of - tile' army too the". I ,teriae of the liblithialt V falgaelP4.out air hi/Teach all MCC thaws arb may contribute for hiiVibsisteoce, or facilitate his pro. gress. ' This htlie only and Mat certain means CO Prevent tha ' ents.!ith trhich the ;Minify Is threatened. The army under 'ill!, Mlautillat will protect as large * portion of the country as is !serails ; but it is °betties, that the people alone can deliver i themselves by a vigoenes soslOtanee; and preserve Omit goodel Iby reataying them ova of remit of the enemy. " The &lies. therefore, that Mpd me to his Royal Vigilant*, the Prince Regent of Portugak amilto the r.rtaguaw Mime oblige tee to asake eve of tse power and authority whit , which I am furnished, itnd nova the eneelees end ladoloet to make the treeemary egos's*, -MOM, thentlaleel fralA the titte -I Kers which threakep them, and to ire timir country. la coss: fortuity with HAN . g Otake known mid declire, that all Maglii • strafes aud pep* is owthority, who shell remain is the Allem er toweis t after having received orders frees the Jodi tarj (Akers ka sessesfe from' tliein, and all pea's* if whatever class they. metbe. - whelhall mai otain she leatit cohunentratien w Mb, of old ilia sisal,' in any niamser; thieurne, shall he considered aj. traitress tethesitite, sod tried and punished as ouch alb atop mous came regatta. , . " lf E.I.LTVIgrON'.. %Jihad-quarters, Aug. 4,1811.'t ' • • .., • -. • - . A ••••••••••• . , . • • , " Read-qu i artem.,l l ageosa, Aug. 16, Itillt , s •S4so , o, , , • , " . CiElititAti;litiDEAS: • • 44 5 . VII: • Eretieki **hid Beresford„ Cup. esesder..to-Ohlef 4 the Maly 11 / 'directs that 'the 4.. 1 4. dNO following oideiri i or ' l i d s Excellency Marshal. amtti. : rat Nall Wellington, be interied in their 0441 : 1:!; ' 16 *Adjutaiit-beneral's Ofke, Celoricts, Aug. 10, 1310.• • • " ORDER OF Ti-IIF. DAV', N.& 11.—itessect from a Letter from Vice-Admiral ReIIIELLT ' • i ,1 - • , 4 • t'': • - eated• LIMON), /nig. 6, 1610.. - " Nok..ll.—T he Comassaoler-to•Plaief makes publicly knowl‘ . -ill the army the fulhwing extract hens a letter front Vice-Ad. , etiral Berkeley, and from two other letters enclosed therein. . • , ': " No. ILL -I cannot but onneekesit is say duty . to seed you the copy of a letter from the IrleaCnoset In Oporto', to the Commander :itt OP Vlnjegty's eater 4 6i.it, * enclosing', ethitets Aim two letters. .1 sliall ; lot !like Ty, enslyilentn.lutitkver om theia etustents, 'but ,only "ohisei've k pat they lime tiirmvii Abe city w ists.suce is stint pf freirantecootiternatiess; Vat ally required to sefitikitbeestisetlype, Ihirthteptariti;sit ' e inlikbitanti." ' ' 4 ' " 1 1# . ' ', ... - '7.., .• f ".,•,, - , - • • - F „ Colonel Triet warrtgAhla k jearteebillir,iiho,'lpte Aiti writer at the said letterspAlkeingli the merebritsissitd MI OW 'of the Viest-Cousast.".;r evil .est i e -' ' l I I' I . 1 t ' . '. • '' 1) No'. lir . ..:ICit6 otitoifitilet.iitiftt: % Ili . ... I . 1) ajest4p yiegtz l i c il Miligg 1441014 , _p . , .40011••,- , . tuandiftg liti Uri hWlMa'y et Oe. • r.,... • • • .:......,t..r . , . oplean, iteg.:l l 1810. H fita....t ftkelit prthl!)drelVtO.yest this morning . , - •'I 1414j os ito It t haw Resilett•Ocar a rauk. roofs. J.,Thilale, a respeg • f ehie•.nsetehaut Of Ate place + whereby yolii er4ll perceive' the eriticiti Ciaiallap' iu whiceift• And Ourbehes, add INharefore P Vtlsierli; in I ;4Y owe en 1H Atiljoai io ihst..ef all the Eagl job Fanercliants of this place, that you wiM take into eaasideratiun t theneenr i lty of tiering a: salkieet force off this Bar, (if it be tousiiterti l'ith the k mend hnowr of yeer'erders) to protect all `iteteg,listr,illlo . wlitoh;,An . l,44 renal, for serting sail. as t iirillta t all the vo c tik aelOaco. scho, on scene* of the Mimi !AMA danger. Inez be aatlerth a (*.emelt? of embarking without the inssidettifL (eilitirtifitArtPd a rafter - Nat the corn missery-beae7r l e : 4 R O, deiai . setii Of taia titurttb, wherein the inferno roe that. .Mee gan-brig. Ornerier ‘lsad set sail from thence for this city, but - theibas MN ylit itistich her appedranee. 'We are in .the almost sonsternothus e yid unanimously entreat your assistance. 1 have the honour to : be, Sic, i (Signed) " JOHN ALVEY, Cowsur.." " To Unit. Cross, commanding hls lihdesty's.cutter Dart." No.rltittEapmcefriets theft:4Na. refereed ko in the preceding • - ‘.. ce atii .. , dated Piuhancos July 28, 1810. • " /1"e ifirefat - preseat,,j t hie gnat* . and the division • %chi l li vrakciemisimided by Opera; Osman!, composed of the 424, Ugh, and Alit Regiisenta,. bard :41Fritiell la- Jampejo and I Gourea„ Lqrd_Wellinfiton's head:Smarten will be this evening in belog4o t. tfrot R . I. said ii;aecessietiteittoa still remains hi !. Gnet4:. 1 idureiles some Wheat' of thh. star, who told we ' ll* tie foiCiaii.4 bi lltassent,lnefading ;tinier's di-' • /144/oa, liiesseitiittiiie , ses*. to 106,0(1) Mee; 40 mends& irti l tieuf arc cOmjey.. ,Righty ; ste•ttousater mew are'lltilriel4 Ago 13S, Ate iilW • : Y4i will 7 1!"_# 1 .! lIPP'!"._ , NI I ' o4 '' )V6 _. lingua stonsartoesppose Sanas gorallira/0/ 0 0 01 4 1 4 1 4.44,111411 . ... • mato:salty quit the country," .••• • •''; *. • ••.t4-'•• • ; ). i • r r 11if 4. .V 1 . - -Traliiluv ficafilta &fie .90 0 1 1 19 SPeldeligellite- • " It is said that we are to retreat as far as illie/dai . her tempi? fiees'.fAinehm, r'oihlii 4 roe. are to' ti*ellMirgitapali 1 k i isOn Quilepilqietiiiiiiy pea dCtiieltedtehitdinielptibiliski; ~. • . • bridgislit order to bloSe it op. ! • " Twenty-four them:tad rations of biscuit are as be seat' thlfire/ - this eve/intim Varhtis are the ennieetqas formed beti,„ hot' all•egsecia the oplaisio that jt would be usaduessio BAAL of engaging In a hopeless contest with lifassena's army, salt till really suppose, Neil ear whole three shall have fortned a Ailed.' , lion, we are sot to make any resistance. or defence. The Issrsi . artillery and heavy-horse marched tbir. , inoraiag for Deleake, to protect the retreat of oar rear-guard." . - .. .. 1, e ' . .1 "The Commander in Chief wjli notteskii . is4' Ili: gitify to ascertain the authors :of letterik:lyisiois nil , cited so much fear and consternation in a {spree ~ . , I wrens it is most to be wished nose sleoislti Muss. ' tie -1 o 1 ftegueetly "lamented ,the Igntrancr4isplayed In - epinioaii annonneed in letters: (Oa' tartly, lusd the indiscretion ' N. N A t er / • , n P ' publishe d Y the arm y can - • to be abl e is ble ercebs s 4 alikoeth.'eret CA produce . ~~ 4111alriesIL -4 A 4% irk. csc_t !hie!, thetedbani ralaesta that the asegisnt" - of. their own reputation hem gtving an opinion on Matters, wit; 'r.h they cannot possibly possess the ,wjedge, for giving it with correctness • dance to communicate to their cor i (acts which relates to the position of Strength, the formation of its tug, Aiwa frrr - cuttiag down or blowing up they will, at least, desire their tor. not to Publish their letters iu news. papers, pules it be certain that the publication thereof cannot prove injurious to the army it'd thy :public service. (sapient 44 CHARLES STEWART. Brigadier sad Adjutant-General!' g CAltheorgh the Marshal hopes that the letters is itiueettott are not written by any Officers employ e d In the rortuguese Axing, yet, hq think, it right to lecoreas di; ardent Pik thee M! 'the Officers ma y etagetaudy bear in mind the Observatiuns made by 'Ms plc c elleucy t Marshal General Lord Wellingt.. n . 4 also hopes, that not not only the large towns of this kingdom, but also smaller places, will not /offer themselves to bc thrown into confusion, and Ictimidated bysimilar relations of Portuguese dicers. (Signed) it moZT.IIII% Adjutant-Geetral.4 • OPORTO, Aug. 25.—10 general we sec things in a very favourable point of view here, and an fully persuaded the winter will pass by without; general action taking place, and by that time the combined armies will he so very strong and so per. fectly acquainted with each other, that they will b, filly competent to resist , any attacker force that the 'French may make, or bring against them, and our information is consittered,as good. The Marshal's hoad.quarters are at Trancolt. • The. enemy were carrying on .their works but slowly before Almeida. Our kassare arc four leagues in advance. of Celorico, ...a the ist sad 16th FOrtuguede 4.egiments, under the command of Brigadiet.gencrnt Park, occupy a small village called Tigu* ; they, itre •two very fine Regiments, and the Ist is cents sanded by !ieut.-Col. 14111, anti entered St. "4 41 1 0 6 u t r it h b u y o Licu tot t. :f00 . ! C i o , 1 4 . 0 1) 4 1 44 le.,.. csir airy dot TefelJt; about koseelkgge, took away 'some c.oto l and then refired' Desertion still .cottlinues, but tlfe petiantry have lately murdered Seventh .Lenl IYelliugton has heeled a very strict ordertorthe gentotntry to treat i them with every Uindness it ; any of. the ivegqenta who act contrary, are to be fuelehed. • L i tt/Kni t Ana ; . 24.—A/fatly- people here • team stanch inctinedAOm t, effairs in a favourable lieu,. on compasintgamr 7 Atrengtla and resopreca wi t sh that of the enemy, *Osceola to think, that there ars 'means suf f icient to defend this country• for years against the fOrt.et,gt, iireseet on this side of ths - Pr:epees. :The 79th .ftad.flestia regiments have just leaded here from CaffoAfr4kticlat squadron of th,e 13th light dragoon; hayl e intninciripMeill went away its ths spring. The enemy bogus to bombard ,Altneida at two o'clock isoliaskinorninc ofd the 16th, wilts 60 pieces' of heartOdtihnee..- The-efe4rof earitemy is rather advancing, or 01444 AUG. 13.—Qfacial intelligence has been received ) that on the 3d inst. General 'Fortier landed with his..troops between Starter and Rin ds:tee. Ile marched to Peter, in hopes of being joined in the course of the day by General Escander, 'Who is at the, head of . 1.75 Q men...-(Lisbon Qs ! ze/O, ding. 25). latraota, Exoelleney Marshal •Rereaford has transmitted to the Supreme Council: of Regency an Eagle taken in Puebla de Senabris,. from the Swiss. hettaliou, made prisoners of war in the said pl t ece. qn the 23d inst. arrivedin this capital from Lon. don, Colonel Baron F.ben. charged to present to th.c 46741 Academy of S,iences a portfait of his loyal Majesty the !ting of Qrcat Britain, transmit t)iy his Royai, Highness tie peke of Sew:. Us Abp the bearer of a sword, richly ornamented, des. tined for his Eiceliency Marshal Beresfurd, being, a present from hisßejial . Highness the Prince of . 4 W46 1 in consideraticia of the important services. vihiCh his Excellency the Marshal bad rendered to; Portugal. •i••• , . 4 circular letter has he transmitted to all .. ilisratime Prefects in France, enjoining them Pr ,cause every vessel 'thee *raved or sailed to be dili gently searched, and if any persons should be found on board, whose names were not in the role d'equi pages to send them immediately to Paris, without Ireferenee to the country to which they might belong. It is suggested in at letter conveying the information, ,that this extraordinary vigilauce is for the purpoia of prevcuting the transmission of. 'peeling an expedition which has been ietretly pre paring for some time in the ports from Havre to the Texet. ' '•• ' • intelligence re. , To.morrow the prisoners in the different gaols ht the'city of London and county of Middlesex, who fullV - various charges of felony, 'gate, preparatory to their ,ns, which will commeded 19th last: at the Justice. ipointed to the command of unshed (ow days ago si , . . . ..,.: - • ~., r• ' + O r rPO OP4 9I I4 4IPW I ll a 410 . 1 " ‘ 4 . ‘: 4 W4 1 3 6 ' .4. 1 . ` " •:' ; " v.- V I4 %- F' .....1. 'N11,. '. - . . . - ." ** .. 'ICIE STA • AN. • , . • -•- • m a inti,r in CI TO CORRESPONDENTS. . , . Yesterday morning, his NIAJR.STY and Priti:47l4 , . ...0 71 511 - AND PORTUGUESE PAP:ItS. We have omitted to acknowledge tbe receipt of a Letter from A 4-a UGUIVA and Samna rode in Windsor Great. Park ! -:•. •.i [ARRIVED -TRU DAT.] Oi!iccrs, on i our valuable Friend, CARLOS, of Suarvisso, which came tin half . past twelve. The Royal Party was e . ... i —.Ns-- will refrain fro to hand on Saturday. We have this morning received another Letter from bier, both on the subject of the Sitervtaz-o tompanied by Lord W A LEINGRA Id, Count MUN. • PROCLAALATION BY LORD WELLINGTQN. . td tu valid Couevaa-Anuarssous. They shall, saccessively, have a R La. EL Go n er Is,Frrisoiy agip.W.ym- . *4 Lola Vis4sOt Wzmaricron, m i a i r o ri.tle ratiaar. ' 95 .' 4 ' place as soots as possible. .4.. - hirQ relben WirfingtraMlVlllrli - , 4 rhe wow wlich . bas elapsed during *ft has. accessary know ~ . _ Aril.eg e MhOlo. Duo. v o . og ore, 0 - v i ' 'rerallhedito thpitishers of Portagal, must baler ro e .t Y isthe. ana l ,. If the); c t 2 . y eie 'g, it At ess4l4Lsono. rriaed. Poollgueakoailli whlt they have (o expect froisfte Preuth. reciOndents fai It . Waterford . I at Windsor, and visited Princess AMELIA, Where be The inhabitants of some villages have remained in them, coa- -1 1 • - iliate ad - morning left ker Roy.' ihiglinspap s wbom4asolih cog,. inC. lII° ege,te• clrVrir fejlkal.Xs_ ,—*Y2night c°" , attics, preparati PRI t.tt VietiTtOrtl 111 IS DAY A l' t/N Is O'CLOCK. 3 , Cent. Red..kihat. 0. r Cow. Coos t 67lo tinues meCh the satita'as tairtlt*Wrt g - 1 . . 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