The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-06 00:00:00

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D. it tort and sold 11 , rsons and Soo p -Price 4r. in t; St 191POSITICI ill , .io linitiain 0 ... 1 COL 'l:' 1 ONO ait s tisetAlft et A illai eri ;NAP 6 ., i • sigo4tur CI wrapper Ei eaboasiolagg .st 1 S b. at tblt4.- ..edge' - M11,,, .Plia l „,,. to Ow ''''or.; .•• i •-. 0 •••••"!•:' . .3f . r . ""ri 1144 it i retri•lar es fly ......„ w i mi l ite f I ,WllllO I ' o* I 00111 eviegb id Fry s 1 Etlig A g DA 9'ls IV AMC N Rs Afield fON 1 IDA 6 2ER Four arch, A B K and T AMT ." 041 4 10 crew. CA W 9/ Sur • , Y All, ga• in r tbr Your , • • OM. . -111 I tier bring 0.. a t eraey prove fn Lai,: -. lion in a preventive arid came w T he above excellent Medicine h universany ...._ intimacy of the highest characters Ts this country, born r.. - `...wv. en equal. Their - bite apiteftil sg i n 4 - -- -.....l ba s idNaglipf isi •-•-.- .7111741% A a r m u t ~ Tr. . - t n . 1 "111 ' 71 t1cts - "if,/ tom_ 'itisarn,,, - •%....0n a „.. "ears— •ind .... , . . ' I- 010rk...., - 4 - 3w",. 1 a lilte 's - :OYAL, COVENT-OAR.DEN. CEVENING, December 6, Shakespeare's Tragedy of E MOOR. OF VENICE. RAY t Othello, Mr YOUNG: Cas hige, Mr C. lEMBLE: Roderigo, Mr HEATH. Clesdemoos, Mrs H. Mrs WESTERN. II be added,' s Forte ealled POIL'D CULL!). • This Day wm published, lipllE MEDICAL MONITOR. PART I. A. Containing OBSERVATIONS on the. EFFECTS of 'EARLY DISSIPATION. In which the 'nom destructive and most prevalent species of Juvenile Debauchery is investi gated .... explained; with an bumble hope, that the Author's 'Yeahirks, fouoded on hmg experience, and supported by un le authoritiel, may give a cheek to that progressive y in the Human Race, which appears to be making Orioles to its total extinction. The whole latessperred 'w t friendly medical aohnaltions to Youth of both Sexes, and instructions bow so peaserve a good, invigorate a feeble, and repair misbelieved Cossollstino. By E. SENATE, M. D. 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The Schrnie contains Four ?my other Capital-aad no Pri z e lower trawu the lstk FEBRUARY next. er Lottery, No. 27 a Prize of 4.20,000, of £3,000, were both sold in Sham at answered. Scheme% gratis. ,I[AN W }; It, for the Cure of :tll ComplexlOllit I Allowate, (tad Iteautifying the Skin. ;0111bivatioti of itittocent Ingredients, from allaying the effect, of Heat and removing a a most pleasant and nece4sztry article for the leral improver of the.Sltin„ a (Trials. cure for all ruptions, and thelsites ur stings of -venomous lo sr thus pieta - 401y recouinsendeil so the Plibllc, °meet testimonies iu favour of its Efficacy , ( ruin ' first fashion, in Which it has been long used—lts ipertykoiao render it irkestiusable to Ladies who for Children of all ages; mid thentahY who ieacfititd lay its application. constitutes one of its ttloas to the coofideore of the Public. ?int& Is. 6d.—Half Pints 4s. tid. Ine but those signed by the Proprietor Zifr a t Bottle. . . MB 44 14HollowayMr. Brugge. Holloway t Sold afsoby Blow Cackspur-stivet, Lnodoo, and most reipect oefsakakilidte Vmdlers, at wlssapileuri• Let 'ew.gwiegii:aCiVeg pi l" 1 beKap. in coo. xtsib Did" *el pattlisktd. eiricills" . rfillE OXFORD -11444TERSITY GALEN- Ak. • :. j e .„.,4A R ,,.-' Phis •:miendar.coosidsgb. E. ,i. Unlvegfty Ceremonies and Remarkable Hays at Oxford. Uhlrersity tHlicers, Profestors, Exatnisers, itc.: with enac ting's of bac. XlißllbrOdretupttnied with :meanie lids. • PuirerfitY Sto=t, Pal 4teerroocittes Ilamenun Lecturers. 'Exercises for' ere.. kteipooseot Exibuitmttout, Vaterasi ilidion of Bachelors. lid Nisei . i• conferred hi tbelear ISM. ,- '. Golkges aud flails, with an account of their Fusadmioas, 6 eke its, of sheir Vesipors. Heads, Fellows, and the Leavy. in Ittermairrt4 in Aephabetic , il order under , : h their *Moe in the Ding's Boole, r, - - . , rod -Norscoof the InettinUeutt. • .....,.. Stalemate of the Unireaity. .. 'Met:. .9aford t Pi intodosd sold by J. Monday i by Messrs. Ltmil man, Hurst, Rees, Orme, !Hid Brown, Paternoster-row j, and 3. Vrosby asd.Cd.erstatitiaers'-etiirl; Limilhis.• Wbercia4,y 14.itud,. .• , ',est published la Tiro Voltrines, Vice 'Yourteen'Shillfigs, . • le-bissed4. , . • • • . ) i• 't, , • • . . POEMATA PiliiMllS CANCEPLiRII ACAIMItg- CIS SIONATA, EC IN TMEAIB.O stiELDoaltatrar it ECITATA. POSMATA, LATINE PARTIM REDOITA PALtild, SCR {PTA. aV. Bourne, boards 4 s. lid. , . . •`, ttte.sto POENIATA SELECTA CIALORUM 'QUI SEGUED . XVI. , Leis*, Scentless., ommullis Adnotatunibas Illustrate, • PAnNT WORM tCriti r 4 r d S. ire the moot frequent sources of Children: Oh symptoms every . Parent or Guardiau of Chii& acquainted with. They occasion loos of tippe ts* the coiner of the face, els:Id:Woo and lire. the Boswell, attended after with violent pubs; toovelsion •' they afect the growth of the Body, , f4al,:by ending in a consumption er decay. ventive and cave of these alarming complaints, client Medicine h universally allowed, on the e highest chat-afters fa this country, both in rank ity to have an equal. Their poldie appraise he Proprietor,. frorwa personal knoviedgeor la, is in their own families, stamps its nigh bee] sa, and gives it sanction to it, of which smother{ kind can boast: *Anne vilto tams- the tare of Children l ns a funikly Medicine, to resort to, wismikillst Bowels of ChiMmt are any way disordered, ways be found tareieve. le and Retail, at Ching and Bailees, No. 4, es.of Puteruoster-row;Loucto_ ,n • entre:lll, by er;Cook worthy anal , xiand,Plyssout ,• tot =lngham ; Srfdth, .filendersttin and Wog! 9k•nl -111110013 A. Liverpad; Lynch and eide.!3 Veetweli Bath; Brown, ~ Brighton* Wet and !due. Both and by renikqnshillsinette at I s. ffd. and 3s -64. each • 10s. _ •, PLAYFAIR'S FAMILY ANTIQUITY. THE FIRST FIVE VOLUMES of this in. tereiting Work, containing the PEERAGE of • the UNITED •IC INGDOM. whit the Chronological Charts, are finished; and we wish to inform, the Subscribers i that the BA RONIITAGE of the United Kingdom wiR appear early hi the nest yesr. The • Work is • honoured w alb the Patrosage of the Royal Family, ;Ind nearly Or Thousand of the Nobi lity and Gentry. is already fblly proved clearly the indi vidual merits and services rendered to this Country by the Nobility, and other eminent Characters wIM have distinguish. ed themselves, fromlbe.time of William Om Conqueror. It is particularly requested that thole Baronets who have not yet returneiftheir blaisativipts; would send them, withaiß say delay, to the O ffi ce, a,s the Work is in a forwardstste , astk :, they nay lase the hence( of their Corrections; if lower re- tarded. • Subscribers' Names may yet he received at the Office,/ where the Prospectuses, and Lists of the Subscribers may be had:. REYNOLDS AND GRACE. Family Antiquity Office, Thavies ion, Holborn. Londmi. . , • Li:, Ettcourage;trbt , • drifting gliCCegi ji . peculitirmethod of tieahatot in the Cure I... Complaints, Which has bear confirmed by many years us a large and extetaive . practice; happy effects respitinc to the Public front kitig their attention to a certain Class of l)is- SS and CO. continue to direct their.Stuaies to isiag from a secret destructi we habit of incite ilch not only occasions.a atuwerous. train at s; but also entails on its votaries all thf goer / .ITI ES of Old . .he. to that distretalag state pr,Dehciency, whether the comequeuce of ,excessive dunking, him: residence in hot tlier Cause, by which tke Power; of the Con ufeebled. as rc,;ularly educated Surgeons of a firm, safe, and speedy restiqation to sound th. application is treacle fire the core of a CER- T..tt, frequently Lootracted lu a moment of dication is generally completed iu the short and in the mire advanced and inveterate infection, characterized by! a variety of sing symptoms, a perseverance in their plan so diet or exercise) w ill insure to the Patient radical cure. . fthe as frequently connected out.the above Complaint, have not escaped. oy an iofallible aal improved Plan, they ore s obstinate tit.RETS and STILICTUFt rof long duration, without resogtioA to the Tous use of the Caustic Bougie. any la lured nt vet y inveterate Cases, of several year* ; ng yielded to their method in a few days, idle been attempted by other Practitioners ich bus been the nirecahle re;ult of a practice , that the mode of treatment has not in One tr proved abortive, daring which period luau . , ,of both vette, have experienced the enjoy ,- vs perfectly cored, after i f evore and Injurious s persevered in to no purpost.. and CO. exclusively' professing the Cure of Complaints, hi order that they may not be, by narked with 'IM obloquy so justly attached is itic, think it but juotice t i themsilvestu state, Pen properly-educated and initiate 4 into every, &mina (certincates.of:a hich, from different stimookklp from.thu tau , :4 eminent Physicians; inlet any siNuirer), that the success resultiog palm OM induced Ahem to quit the practice of Ilitf9er, and they presume that • their pretest gruund fur the unprecedented confidence y Wave, by the Public, been so liberally ho d at thriving**. daily (personally,ir byletterY, A-. .......... ..At taint ilia. • 'l.O BOOKSELLERS' A NONIE 131160 RE VER I bEas. MESSRS. BARCLAY -andSONth 95;: Fleet. Market, London, are appointed the only Wholesale Wilder's of Dr. TAYLOR'S Celebrated It r2tIEDY for DEAFNESS. This extraordinary .preparatiop is tonsposed of the mildest ingredients , and cannot p ossibl y are that a ll et t e nder organ, the • Ear. It may be used with . safet at all seasons, and one small phia l is, in genet r , a complete restorative. • A volume of additional cases is in this press, mid will appear • soon. One of the Cures therein mentioned is that of is person who was fonnerly parish clerk and seboolindster. in the dleinitY of Lewes, by which occupations he, maintalsed himself and a, large • family. An obstinate deafifess, hOWever, interrolited his domestic comforts, and for several years reduced bb finally to great distress. A few weeksago he was so fortunate as to he prevailed upon to purchase a• bottle of Dr. Tilytor's Remedy, and he has happily now resumed hit former occupbtioas, ao t tho great joy and relief of his family. P e rsons who wish to know this statement from authority * "may apply (post paid) to Me Lee, the respectable printer of the Newspaper at Lewes. The above esteemed Remedy is sold Wholesale only ,by Messrs. Barclay and Sons , Nu. 93, Fleet-market, London; and may 1w bad, price Bs. 6d. per bottle, with plain directions, of all venders of Genuine !Medicines. . Of whom also may be had, 1. Dr. TAYLOR'S highly-esteemed ANTI-SPASMODIC PILLS, a late discovery of a Medical Gentleman of great emi ,ernee, being the Hely specitic in the curerof Epilepsy, or•Fall one Sickness; Convulsion Fits, hysteric and Paralytic Agee !tient. Cramp in the Stomach, and an antidote of t h at Mortal Malady the Apoplexy. Price 41t.. 6d. with explicit directions. ' • •2 . Dr. TAY LOIt'S celebrated RESI . O RA FIVE' PILLS, t for shattered and debilitated Coastitations ; a preparation eh solufely indiipensable for those who have injured their Con- Mitutious by excess of any description,, or whose powdelerio rious f di gestion are naturally weak.; and (containing. no ete •drug) it is recommended by the most trespectable of the Fa- Aulty ..o persists who .sulfer licailath, and ether Disorders ariatiF free i Weakness of the Nervous System. Phew ds. dd.' duty sooluded.-• • ' 9. I)r.JOHNSON'S YRDETA,IIPPESSENCVA-011ies '.l. Ind efficacious Reinedy for the Scurvy mad Lg.' tirio E 1.1 . 4" spentisiowasiOssi ostems•ossip...-• ' - I Ybe *ad ie. • t o rsuebes OF 'Mtn" - *es fa ' • • 4 teas left of lb* Tam fidts..wkees I 11% 4 Nery •• . • • et seivt‘bißlitepleisite to Wm en new -4 onset StoosOeb . • • ' •• • • (S . . . 41141- - .. 11.1 " 1111.441 "0 6.144 'tosi;:ef tb. 7s..at the' We* .P ' • • .. . •'s sti ce .d re et, Lokets4lll, ,•: a -he " is iliffUk. 0-i. - 10 1 0/ 11 " •• • et - v.m ett to the ILlegesui s • ' .....1* HORSE llifi', Fetiatr;:latie; and Cis x..._ INN, Wood-street, II Doan tions • Cheeplitte, Lougaa- X7AM.MOUTH ROYAL MALL out Te. 40111111. Conches, throttigh Lowestoft, Kossiagland, Militia/6k Wrangford, Blyborougit,Yoxffrt,Bausnuodltato,Meltml. ack Woodbridge, every attenuate at 4J , Y AR MOUT II LORD NOLION Coach, them!, Cokliesieli and Ipswich, Tuesday, klMagi apd Sunday igeraisiga at five ALTON Coach through Odibalth Hartley. itatrs_.Ati. higift%• day, Wednesday, and Friday. Maraings at Nine (Nitwit. ' 'ARUNDEL, PET WORIiI dad LITTLE` HAMPTON Tuts day, Thursday, and. Saturdity•Muraings at Six. ' • 7 Post Cinch, through Kingstect Guilford, and God :dining, Tuts- BIRMINGHAM Telegraph Coach,every Morning at Eight. BRIGHTON Royal Coach, through Sutton, Riegate, -Craw ey, and Cucklield, every ?darning at Seven. .BRObiPTON. CIIATIIA,M, and ROCHESTER Coach (the Sin Sine MY Swint), daily, at 2 o'Clock. CHESTER and PARKGATi..: Teletext)* Conch, through • Walsall, Four Crosses, Ivetsey Bank, Newisurt, Turnhili, and Wkitchurch, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings at 8. CAMBRIDGIkLoon Kitten* Coach, Monday, Weiner-. day, and Friday"gionsines at Five. CAMBRIDGE UNION Conch (late ma Cambridge), , throoth Itaystun - ind• Buntingford, every Morning.* half past Seven, eßept Sunday. CAMBRIDGE light Telegraph Coach (in 7 hours), through Ware and' Beltway, every Morning at Eight o'Clock, except Sunda*, and carries only Pour inside. .1.. • CAMBRIDGE Poo Cuaeb, through Ware, Barksviry, sad Fonhaire, Moteltiy„ Wednesday, zed Friday Afternoonat Four. CANTERBI/11.4F, MARGATE, RAMSUATE, CHAT- H tal, ROCHEST E _Etty s and STROOD Coaches, eveeyMeao- ing aad•Eysming..—N. E, F. ttat . . a tures at any Hoar, • . CHATHAM, RO C H ESTE RAY ES EN D Coaches, 14.1 New dog, . , . , 14.1 New Apt Mopeditioas u retemopo-Cilache'w ll 4/ 11, artabd Lanits, _cyr , m.even . At #q Pletc_*. : , k „,_, l e ) - 1 PE/Iliad oEitt PEA °oat tae; Sh itt y Fire, Evealugors:izo. , ... . ~ •'t • • . - -',/' • ••• ' - • •• - • • 'DINBURCIt. and lir osrLE flzuwerarsa Post _ )1',.. through 'Allisi lA, nrick, Darham, Darliegioa, and NOnaklierton, every SforMitgat haltipast Six. . , •IrerklirgsN HA )1 Coaelh, thoupth Nwernmskitt, .BriaMclo, apd li‘4l,ltrito. Monday,, Wellanday, , mat . Friday . Atierisoou at 'lritar o'Cliick: . • , • • ' FAV ERS HAM Wirer Light Comk every Morning at Bight. GOSPORT Clea t (the •tih:t p k,through Stuirieti.' liagsl2 Farnham, Alton, mean- Farnham, Martins at. 4 past Fear. ~. -.7-7- . . .RERTFORD and.W.A7Ril Cdaelt; *very Morning at' Z. Six. • '' ts * ir : • -•' • • • HULL RODNEY Oak ' LI k, 404, Doncaster, Thorn, • sfait North Clive.. This Cotehis partieu larl if expeditious, per 'illerreing the itearney-in SC heura.• It travels the: pleasantest road, sodas the inlaid thebott conveyance to Hut.t.,--N. B. It avoids die eitieent44/ dattgeroas passage of the Humber. •IPSWICMand' COLCBIBST ER Cinema, through Stem. ford St. MPry, Vatbant,, , Kelvedua , Ghatinsfaed, Ingutestuoe, and Rumford, every Morning and Evening. LEEDS Cinches - every Morning at half past Sic, Itarl After noon at Fear. •.'• - ' " • LYNN Post Coach, through Cambridge, Newmarket,Strat• set Folgate, and Stoke, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Afternoon at Four. . • • s • LYNN and ‘ ELY Coach , (the Coma NIMMost), through Cambridge, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings* a. LIVER poo. Coaciles : , every Afternoon. • • LEICEST ER soft NORTHAMPTON Telegraph Coach; Waugh Newport Pagnell, Wonbura,' 'Mutable, none St. Ai ken's, every Afternoon. LANCASTER and CARLISLE Telegraph, through Wi gan, Preston, Kendal, Peririth, and Whiteltaven. every After- Mien at half past Two. , LINCOLN and NOTTINGHAM Post Coach, every Mom ing and Afternoon. 7)gARCiATE and RAMSGATE Coaches, every Moreingsg band livening at 6. ' MANCHESTER light Telegraph Coach. through Lek* ter, Derby, Asittnirne_, Leek, and Ilf a celetfield, every After- MOW at half past*. TIM Public Attention is particularly re gaited to this Concern, is it 6 the Original Conch established flip carrying FOUR. INSIDES Only; it Is on the last highly improved ConstractlWßri e PAM - int Safety, travels with a Guard and Lamps, and is wprked throughout in the be pos elide Style. NEWCASTLE, SUNDERLAND, and SHIELDS new 'RIM iespeditiom light Coach (the Lc Lirse), %mauls Stoekton , and Yarn, carries only Insides, and. 6 lighted and guarded, " sets Mit every Afternoon at 4. NORWICH Expedition 'Coach, through Hockerill, Bourn ! bridge, Newmarket, l'hetfurd, tun Wyinolitlhaue, every After• noon at Half past S. • 011 RD and WOODSTOCK Lt ht Coach (the Stilt- Ham) Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings air ils' Oran)) Uxbridge, Wycombe, and Tetsworth. PORTSMOUTH Coach, every Morning at Half-past 4,,itag liivelitoittit 7. .'•. • . , .• . KTAM FORD Coath,:thrairth Mentors , Baldock,•Biggies Wade and Stilton, every Morning at Half-past Six. , .. , SUNDERLAND, YARM,andSTOCKTON Cotich)yerY i Morning at half-past el e: a•Q_, •-• • • • ' • . WORH TING am?, HORSH A frt A ccomon ILL.! I 0 N Cu ch i c ;ever,/ Mietniaglithi x. - and Evening nt 8 t.end New i i ltlit i hater Inside CoaCh, Ereuints at 8, through ' Eps o m , Dor I . tha-. &mimed and Finden. ~., . 0tr.:,..). . •••• •• ', 4,) YORK Hums cv en Coach, evere.72404 11 44 iinifliffigAtti th rq ugh Newark, Doncaster , and Ferrybii e... at whieh • Plates Itineete the rarieueßranch Cuachesioiteeds,'Sbeigeld. Halifax, •MutidersleldAlarresegate.ihtilisle, might( the other 'principal ,T wow, of the . North. be Gintrd pi* Qaactitgo ;through without changing, and only Tour Creitlititpa Posen- Igurs•norked thmngit; tiM.wibhitvg• 10 snipleh 2 l ... ,, Se Road, oat/ procar4l next . D4Tvistkplit attY.AdiSOiatad 'kW* . --2 CO '''. I YOR K new .aud commodious Ligpl Gujillgibts.,. , tictrip ' carrying only Four liaidel, sets nut e t eey xnerai_vma t , travel,' with the greatest Alekrityv ieSlattEitaillle MP' U* donne , ' to you* withou t 4g*unt_il i and irgivgluipp,.. w. 3. iosir; sat • net . ~ Who . will - not' he aceakemikte as# , Wittepes, Coil', . Itaablivrte,,„ Eills.,,saikaruivltivat jta ila- :the Yalurr P 4 ,rfeliii l l.t t h a r lt i ll.ettrirr std-am awlfatii elari a t 41Pare," Ad et blifder...l44' thi.iiiiiii ca. , Watry, imittluo4il . thoeyiloa truest:tire warfare kt the 'Cite the eweiikrtititjvhliellme 3 ides 'toed Sine Coimbra by Leyria le in the pemesoien of otifenel Wilsse'sdetachawat. °` I hive received : no letter from General Silveira of a 'slier 'date than the 19th October. He hadoit, at that time, heard at the march of any of the enmity's troops in Castile: He oc cupied- with his detachment the roads from Almeida to T ' cow, Celoriea, and Guards. Ile had heard that General Boo net had evacuated•the Asturias, end, it is soppdeed, had mewed into Biscay. • —zr, . 0, 1 have letedilletan Es 'd 'of at late adaje as the rick of 1 001lme„ r earwig thaffediter's.c4ro was 4111 lit Se ville, io every lilleitteati* aid having manxisHeki. (Biped) ' • . - 6 ! WELLINGTON."' Note in the Moriffenr. ' • ‘. * 4 g This unimportant letter contains five or sit ' lies. 44 1. That Loison's division is encamped in frortt of Lord Wellington ; . .while it •is detached more than 20 leagues frusta IL' - . " 2. That the Frentb thvelepassed the Zesere, on account of the rang' tethe time that'tbey bate (brown a bridge over that river. - Ltertt .Wellingtont ;'could not be ignorant of this imPattitit fact ; ; he knew that this bridge had been constßunted 14 dein Were.' .-. 4 0 - • st That the 3reaskiritshst Otttelneeletenct hietille they hove siippliels , of firisinth,.. rthe s 'itidike ,twill!, and beans sufleiehtfer4Airiddiaths: 4,prd Wellington coniPletely , destroYed ; Me eetentry be. 'tween the Pdtrodego find 'Alatehia - i :bet. it "he war compelled to abandon the plialtiVele est -tibeldonde: so *here be hoped to maibletifi'hi*teit,' th teat*. ad from the Mond ego to•thelreigli‘of,laiiilson Vitt so meal precipitation; that Its afire lityyhe passed over the 00 Itiagoes which separated 'Min from Lis. Own, and could' writ destrey'the - fine valley of ithe Tagus. Thus he hart/eines! many peopie, destroy. ed a great part of the country which it was his duty to defend, without gaining hit ohjeet, *bleb wan to deprive the French army of 'provisions. , ik" 4144 . " 4; That the Portuguese Gaineral, Slivniest tie. copies Celorioo And Guarda, which, on the eon. teary, were occupied In the beginning •of Nevembdl by the divilllon of . Gerdanne, composing the tali .: guard Of ' the orstiY•of 'Piirttigalt • is she 'JAR',/,' , Nov. MC troops 'of .'lllus•Oskeilieps > were spent '.. through.Peirtegat.• :: !i! :-'-'. .. - p. •• . 66 5. That General Bonnet has evac*ate d the Astoria!, and °retired intro Blasay ; which is known to be falso. • , " That the corps of the Duke or Treviso Is 'at Seville ; which is also equally unfounded." ' . 'ar...r.vaii • . NOTES •or4•TitE MILITARY' olimiATloN4 44 /MAW I L. ._ ~... ; •••• „ ,i,;j • Cf!*0111 Ilig*Mo iTertil ' : r _ -•• IC 'oil- (halm, or sot. t i army tiditnetti flee Alaieldsti tweeds , iPtietugal. On the • I?ttt - ,• thB' . de end iSth corps were at CeloricO ; tbb Bth wespush: (id forward iti.Pishisl. . ' ' ''f' 64 ` . After the fail of Almeida, Lord Wellington witlidien.his forces behind the .Alra,.. the course . of Which dile forms an infpregnable position. Ai Soowas bireitertained that we intended - to invade the couutii by the valley of hilondeget -be ordered the right tang of his armyi'under General Hill, to „ join him • by the reute .of Subreira Foresees; and Peare:6 l llo l '..Whiek anti! r ithitt i neeu Wel the petition. •of •At:Titl.4ladai, in the Air of Castel. Branco. lie blew o p the bridge of •Menselili t that' :on 'the .Alva, and also thoprido. ilf:.s to-Combo-04, ..'tha Di%. ' 'He, liti no foree'itr, rant of hie,posi. 4.,i1, iii observe our 'nsoremetif4, , •qt the. advanced. uard, Under' tili commind or , Brigedier..Gen'eral Cranford, with which our cavalry hid some'skir. 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