The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-08-25 00:00:00

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We have oftenisad to complain of tho little do-. lgoendince agars to be placed on -the accounb .we receive from the seat, or rather the rear of war. ;As far tit fim,and place goes, eht own Gaselier and the French Bulletins miy at all times 'be depended' sm, respecting the situation of the armies . of the line•c•untries; that is, when the Gazettes speak of an ' F e rtglidt, and the Bulletins of a French army ; and far.. ether *latish they never can be believed, eacept they bins to detail the circimistanies'iltehding a victory ; end thpf, when unaccompanied with the eansequeocrs which result from defeat ; for eofprttinately this has sometimes been the case with the British. The de. , eumstances which produced, and attended the 800. like retreat Of Sir Toilet *Coati' vierii, ',warily 'to the wish of that General, given to..the waits !tient. 1 f Ministers is is, (Ow and garbled sll4, to prevent 1 1 their own iojadialous plans, by. whick be had heek guided, from being exposed.- ' The seem •of Abe r e treat too of. Lord Wsumnston, sad his leaving Ini sick add wounded after - tenbatile'if Tibttotily*Sil carefully kept frountknjs t. nnvits4gi of littil'ieWittlfati . HI letters from the army infoideir it. ? thniiiittintia swepormid wisit t onittimighiiiiiitiv pct. ;be to*: ...The account Loa itinttlecesstiratlior , _ I t which our Ministers giver; lir .: -,dlidinanoiti was modest, clear, and distinct; Illottgi we *tine': stand, if all the circumstances had. been told, it Weela, i have clearly eppeared, that his Lordship found himself 1 under the neeessityof fighting or of immediatelynavira- I I Jug back to Portugal. However, calculathigupon all the contingencies of hope, interest, and desire, we had I'a right to **peat tutor* authentic account, from the French Papers, of the battle of Salamanca. They acknow ledge the.defeat and retreat of MAnnowr, it is • tree; but the - mason assigned for, and circurastanees attending the event, are most disgracefully distorted end concealed. Besides, the idea of sending the account to NaeoLkom before it was printed in Paris, leaves a , i most unfavourable impression upon the mind respecting 1 ' the French Press. We bad no right to expect the offscial account of the battle in the Paris Papers, before they bad been inspected by the Eptezacat; or his Minister at War, who, we understankNi)tAth him in Russia, thiibeing the practice of 'our own Government;. but marlend a right to expect the publication of it in those lliktuels,„ hi a private manlier, just as the account of I the victory gained by Lord Nation at the Nile found its way; for we ree:.i#ed thit intelligence through the medium of the French Papers a considerable time before it came through a direct channel. What contd . be :YAPOLEON'S motive for interdicting the peblica tine of - any disastrous. acenants which might arrive fro. Spain, during Me-isheence, may perhaps be accounted for, from his having the execs alon of two such projects in hand at one time as the conqpest of Spain and 'subduing the Emperor of Ruin*, lest such accounts from the seat of, war in the former 1 place might have a bad effect upon the minds of his, numerous German Allies, as well as upon Sweden and Denmark. 'ln Russia the military operations appear to be at a stand for the present; the French Army is gone into cantonments, but much more pro•. bably from what they have mitered from the length of the march and the nature of the climate than from any change of system likely to be adopted in conse quence of our victory In Spain. It is not the loss of 20,000 men that will make BOWAPA Wilt Mill: quish an object on which his fame, ay well as his in terest, depend. v igiawons=awastwat+ssanonl , bar w atelt bones to tie Womb at liteiskliee et elm `i i.l Jeers'Hos, ?Alk ousstatrAgid been broiiht ; t die — raem • 7 ,„ He kilo as Sl* throb are *ler he safeA t iker . - • ' sse, hump sat to loin hopes, which, la. grieve ~, i t . b r ing attisfral, and at the *eight at .„,,. .— , ~, ..,.., , „y e ; o teesotte willainftiSt font . Eves Isom roellreihil ,aN . prabablliti,...• wpaid Wive to Ate dashed to of *ration ham. AhrenAy are or Attics preliarloit to the gen1ia,........yrfe1. i n f e wi i i m e s 1„,,„.. 1 , . k .. -. , 1 :_ - its the reesql the Invaders while he, Inveigled use tar to • ilforgiortadk In - i tid ittr ~10,„" Li; cope — — l , - - w i r rit zP ie w solacedliirr.:', ..„, rat l oth Impunity, shell *ten have to combat With the. • read• • ..,,,p,'.- w i th WOO, aid with InanmeraMe armies of Rossesse. bath Considerable iwtarast, as Wan ea tit ' 'Th en ben the period for offering , battle arrives, Year E. , AISOVIeIIs 1121010 e. . . . . ...- give the Ileac will be no eye widow, of your to • logrow, him IL • w ror w . ' • and revraed year valour. • Adoleallawria, la the Afrlea, Ott gins, armee se Mall* Ti'ms , isigesay 6 ' ALEI,A NDI fax, *NOM of Jose, from Betook. Met Pomona, 01311govo, "7"t. e. , .7 CalPes raises Quebec, Xiang the Corael";3o. klltlest, have sit. o R*, as s e mswrsl-1a Noe poky aivhed hy t Seed it Nawfoandiaad, from Soglallt. Ow. lit T. exttomlttit: • 0 military Coseil, rte armies o nit fo r the Prilear.Vdte h e le : Colonel Jetnesow, and wrens! other *son et Se MA kg* '' i • sad retire farther lam the laterier, is order *Ads* bast, arrived is Hama, irat ateek, ma * *AL ... wily i to ouise. The meal 1 •7 ProathiS ilea kilmelf a this i SAYA/41eAft,,ietiitS, aortaii i iy t o advance; Its • has eanourseed dtiq ineelltioa•-• t• A' Leiter e ms a wor s e bleb to St. adolyty eked lilt . .I P ;lb ' ire is spite able homes he brillee 6 ° fed all sh ! L_ llkel- : toe. says :—. l We have atteunts f ro m Assoglie, dog tio 'es of his Ili enlieed 'mem* to slib i n g ate ".• wad is "w ins *Pips have arri . ved there from ;flistartadt, with anew Clem* s erefert to eerie 1 he is **Awes and would therefo re fe t , mar as estissand the peewits*, and tint holiest a flag to Oeleod (l thing *Pm the isme of a tartlet The 11°"Iir of . 111' i tams ordering Mill to retire fees the territory, or 14 wee* ow* the ;moots of our subjects, minim, howeeer. a . lik w; bi aomi „ widei , be w aw a o da caspe u e d by foeet ... fa aksest pokey I II IS Ihreem r Y that h e 4 ° ltld . he e ' ade '" lllll - e . i '''`--- - - .gotkoetnon, recently 800 St. Mary's, inform, that the ~has di b n sodeess of hisalsempt. If urged by the desire o f l am from lib city arrived mare , rammte to ha haviriti ist i g e prorisious and forage, or goaded by au Insatiable nutlike r - -• lie 'geoti health sad spirits. a .* - . •• - ..1. - he should be blind to the danger of Rather eaoraiS plthm.l.l . QUEBEC, Imre A eve himself at sect Ili hiller... itifitano. fro m his terr itai " -- --- i t I A . nottleattem ' is posted up hi do street, frail the Pelkooldice , lo w become ths ' duly of r esry loyal Re'eim—, 4" of e r e 'Micky, tequidisg an subjects or (aloes of Ike Vatted woe to his country, to co-operate cheerfully with ea to biped- 1 States, or petiole daholag eitiommilip ia the. Moiled . SOW. * leg equally MI o°o 6o or his retreat , by dOroYialr _lgailaP `leave the eft? of Quebec, by 12 ous 'clock, to tserom VA RA," 1,,"--his means of su oveyanee; in sheet, even thing wenn era t, d ay), and the nada of Qrbee,by Friday , at It atiortrez b e senora • Itic to Alm. We, therefore, order, that seeb of oar 1 uoierstand toile ex wat of 10 or lidays is, , and will be I ob j ects i n the provinces of Witepik ad Pkoo, as may foveae. t to sock as have bolo* to settle, on their Soil* mimed se ticks of s ubsigenee, either for tows Or beast. beyond their he- 1 rarity. . . 01 .,fiate want, to deriver them to mike* authorised to receive' " ANNAPOLIS. Jolt ft than,sad for which they tiSelrbe paid the Aril wawa wet of the ~ Arrived .rift Jarboe on Frick) , hid; his Brito& Ms.. i m perial Treasury. Tbo einem a growket e"Po "mil the ' jesty's b'l Disedhotsad, 4(10 Batas, Contain ailliblibill, alba distaste of the lime of aeosemy r sussr It, orecarosi i mehniks. "Ai dram primooem, with propatrbeat;-idr„ amis. hi,. Soy them, and theY shall he rahahrraed' their lola' The P re ' Boor, the bearer of 'Dispotdite, dad Copula Itionsersearid i retort of unoceelon , either of previsions or clud ' in g' are re- 1 lady, came ep to toe* in the afternitoo, asrAtises informed of a gs i re d todeliver them to the Coustuisearies So the use of the at. 1 densest.. of war baron: takes place, which they had am he• ay, and day will be liberally resuneesited. In general, the' fore beard. spirit of this order is to he carried . 110 a execution is regard t o 1 " Wises the brig arrived or die harbour., three or hoer gum I sll articles, s hetber of subsistence, of vloorhiag• or of roarer' were fired from Fort Madison * enter to briher tot but, h er 1 t oe, *hid may be considered woeful to the invaders ; and the fore she emaers from the fort ;maw boar d , the later of Ilagiarat-s are made respossible lot the due fulfilment of these morgue Cora. cap ,. Caws, - o f Baltimore, had taken' prdirodi , frer commands. ' 44 4 " E I‘ NDER." of her without any resistance from the Buglish. When lite lidi- i -, : elt- / - • eers and men name *shore they were marched deity is the N. 1 barracks, and surreaderell themselves and vessel to CM. Ritm o ! the commander of the foe*. Colonel B. leotard them. Olt s , . . ties a ere eat considered as prisoners of war, being thereat ; with Dispatches; sad requested the Captai, to amber want i the guns of the fort, for protection. • • been taken out by the letter."( marques men, and they refloat iIN F. treLl to deliver Ma op the eonseand of his vessel, stating, that she 7 6 die. waseensldered a lawful prise. The Costumier of the fete , 'ls Sid. 1 4 then demanded her, but they refuted to deliver her op, or eves 1 pr to anchor the brig under the guns of the fort, until Capt. atilli. ! 1 111 (who was then absent) should arrive. On his arrival on later. , ' .. • day. she was immediately giro, op to Capt. RUDlttoas, as/ anchored in the harbour. . 4 ` On Friday evitniog, Mr. Seam, and Lieutenant lituted Will, of the United Stamm' infitury, dent on to Washington, , *deliver the dispatches to the British Secretary of Legation (Mr. Span), who still rantios is the city. The nature of the diipatehet are unknown to Mr. &taw s I hat It is supposed they relate to Usher's intrigues foe the die- otembermest of the Union. 6, The illoodhoesi befogs no intelligence of slater date thaa 1 that already received by ober arrivals." , ~ Tee Betwoosever.-1-Mace the arrival of this vessel, oho* Si of her crew have deserted and What -refuge in this cow try, notwithstanding a decimal* et war; le feet, they leave bee so feet, that it is doubted witeebortierriti bnottennetrotntsb to retina to Poland. yesterday morning she satchoted in the 'by dip* to prevent their leaving bet. The greater part Of l All[ mho have deserted are excellent trashiest' of difercot Llama, asi of course cannot fall to bee enorlderable acquisitioil. to thk esootry. a• The British Government tray see is this ma; epodesae dot 'fati of any dent they may, seed oa our cones a OM the Amok j can people may ball theidarrival without any appeolhatiON,OF dune, as so many velentary surrenders to oar aethilißilf*, Lel tioverensent oiler them proper protection, and the . . -i its of their ships as rewards for their exertions, and the snared dame of liberty will *spire Urea to noble deeds of valour, to procure its bleeds's." _________ - . A T./. *Oh. •—' IncN Dahlia 1 Lisbon e l . - Oftertney 1 Jar 0 e 0 . • Heligoland 'RICE Or STOCKS Tlll3 DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Sink V-04 1 lodis Bend§ 7 6 die. 3 per Leto. Cons. SIM Exchequer Bill, sd.l die. pr. 3 per Cent. Keel. Not Dino Sid. 4 3 5 pr 4 per Cents. 75iii timnium 54 ipr. i per Coot.9oll} _ Consob ( Ticketsl Leg. Au. 1b Lb 46 1346 Lowity `THE STATESALIN. LONDON: YOUDAY) AUGUST *6, 11119. UPON? OF AYOTHER GREAT VICTORY BY LORD wELLINGro,v. The Stag ) CLIINI/IT I Master, from Coronae, ar rived at.3ersey oaSetarday last, left Corunna en the ISth instant. Captain C. states, that two city* ba fore he sailed, a Major had arrived there from the army, with dispatches from Lord WU:LANGTON, and was waiting for a conveyance to &gland in a ship of war. It was reported at Commie that a second battle had been fought, in which the enemy lost 1:),000 men and t 4 pieces of cannon. Another' vessel has arrived at Guernsey, from Corunna, with the same account. Thr, above intelligence was brought from Guern sey and Jersey by the Req)id packet s arrived yester e,ty at Weymouth. It will be seen by the following extracts from the Papers, that a battle was expected near I, which adds additional weight to the report SANTIAGO, Ado. 14. English brodmperteve ramie la Cuellar, sad it is Mt ed bat that tide rivalry are is Segovia. As Maid* is irrctiou which bah our army sad that of the essay is ig, it is presumed they wilt &pat its romislea with me believed that they will risk a battle preview to enemas; (or which parse they are. It i 1 mid, =Devon** Me Ow- Viyisig themselves. Fres Castile we received very seta:sassy accounts by the last rest. partkulalyfregs Valladolid sad aim esees cryaod dos Orono. We Now her the happiness of seeing sat best cities, seal them meet deeervieg at liberty, from tbele achievable sad &ideal parietal*, dice from tea eltalt/c sod stir Allies milky/ d beth the iisicothst basis ad tee ethic iskaset sit 6, rivet Demers, CORONSA. Awe. IT. Yesterday analog wawa iftscipme faro Oesdie. with keen *tea that ;Soviet*, M. fhe.' Abe. "L geeeral the letelligesee they easamealeate is vet, ihiessehk. Our *or ars witynno• , leg towards Madrid.saase bye ge waysed owe hy trwthor. oat by alt ways pursue eadattadt tbe esaka. AlaardiaL talcum from Pates, Sea. flassestass was, as the Nth, la Oa*" 10 1- 24 j ug the aperatiemagreed won. • Same Sarcoma* is dawdle sane p Ned hem the s.ietg "Perugia we eziesi die use happy resits is the teams of Oh moth. Dog THE 01;1114101M CIiItONIOLI, ibex SS, • The meaty, availleg thaseashes of Geoeral AMILAIITIMOOIIIIII. owe. due y, is 'the seiehhetwhood of tht kedt, oh ihlk 'els of Sada, het., es the sashes of from foilr.e•g" inela, easamadedl by Omega VIIALT, sad have ever slag* timed at Los Berns, deuceadies rations at Roth sad Ake+ ' , iras, and drhiiii it earryias se Medias all the tattle sad grata they can lad is the ateeest matey. Os their approaehlag Aigairas, the day Wire yeettisky, they were and epos from the bay, bat die Most purist tyhsm eeptaring a dattehatest of 1 18luaiidi, am woe preeesilles from that we by ea Tagil& ' TrArateresee divisive is iodate/gimes of 1 %1 ',amalgm* Orte. The other two itchiest of the. 4th 'fume sway, sae sadu the immediate decor of Geo. Bat, 8 4.1gaill, and the Wass odor the llastgois et ',Case" are at Naggers& Aneetles is teptieted M hem lelleesplam bearreee them aed the Awash. ad u War to bile twat meat to Ces 'u t o all * beds resister the flgotimic %resided. By the Lice womb list base reached the geaMells elardio La. a& and fist seespied Cam, *male aid 1111 " *".1114 whit IWO , _ - ( • ti • 4 .. • • • • '.,. ______________ , Jlr2l. .; The . . ..ate Manua l altaalaspeeting.thefletung, ordered it to continue at the preseet priers. • On Sunday some redid ei.•l an old - kettle to the' tail of a dog, near Hammeremith,'which occasioned , ,the poor animal to run - in various directioes, to tht, . 4reat anuerince and alarm of the passengers- 'He h a su f e t pa lwir dt d h s teow t h o e o aar k the r a o ltia rnam i d gh at t .h :i znidsi reet iv i o o s ; :ae L eprbei ncl a, f the rn:To h: ' uo the is gi-trate, immediately offered. a reward of five, gals nets for the discovery of the parties eoacerned, as it , is a punishable *fence, tied meet be too mach re. prototed. . • Ratrratzry.---At a country wake io this county, about a fortnight ago, a 'hull was biked, agreeably 'is the chertcr of the piece. . Ant owner of a bell-dog, which had The' the geentest sport and oiuragm, es ,eantedi:r4c;faa - - - „„„‘ hibited the bull's teueuelOtieels he•herl - deposited ha ear '- r - , - ; -- : - his breeelsierpockeej,as e tricksy el• ilia, does 'vacate - _ .. 07 this. has and his own - lattemaisity. : ,Ilt lea fact," Ist the Ile ff . 'tie ittfrtiek• The ch‘ aceentlY tore the .betrs tones set •by the roots.-. , . , ttended the lion. (Sertrereskere Atieervisee4 'tootrify to °gigaton* last a pitchedheitle MU follett 1117-: 1 / 2 01 byoue I Plumb podding Island, about arten. Mites frelleliefic•-, s .. i gate), betweee Bat Grapier:Ml a Gersterisky•Crettaim-• , ''' I mais, - for a punt of 45 guineem• The tisehmen witiktf la sue (tett yeeng mem, ,about 30 rain of age, but vale a mike lib the art of milliog, end after See. rounds of hard lighting, which lasted only seven .. athletes, he was obliged to gips in, having receives, ~. two blows over the nose, which nearly deettved,hllle; ' of Ms senses. The fight was attended by Clieyderat Denftwie and most of dirn Fa. • from eilatKl , t gate, as W . .isliaa.tha . . • , ebo.sseioronnovi hood. illtiesairuddlo ebl 77ellitie in'eleeleaillteXeras4 .Crili sod Malitscat fought fano allifi VOL '. '`> -• • . Pal its losain.—On blenderiliet" weigh eight. 1 had nine o'clock in the morning, it flee broke out be w 'a Workshop In the Caes de &Interests, and catusituird• - o _ - cited with a wonder**, vapidity to the boat. Thief Ire raged with io muck Impetuosity, that is half ma. :boor seventy-seven 'work-shops were euveleseed in-. 1/ 'tbe games ; forty-three of thew huts were-oampiet by poulterers, nineteen by lea-dressers, and four. teen by potters, besides* large terms. The engine., . 'and every means etaptloyed, were incapable of stop- :. ping the progress of the flames, whisk, valetiag with combustibles within, - and' the , pester part of tbe huts being wide' of Woad, ceased only to rage - when there was nothing left to destroy. The . damage would have been still more considerable, bottom the flames, which Wended to the opposite -sire ,of • the way, been checked shee, where, notwithsteed. - ing, they did some damp. The total loss eatited • by this deplorable event, amounts to s •geral tiseesang. - ' cruzados. • It would have bee* mosthorrible had the fire broken out le the night tax t Lisbon would here had to siege)* n mast • melancholy . catastrophe. Happily no It were leet.- 4 .(Peem Ore Liam , Pa pers of the Irailentessf.t Ayr Lav e s "Astinitslattuo■ -14 the sight a new grand Mill taiy Spectacle, founded en the late glorl. ous and important Vi ctory gained over the Penalty near Salamanca, by the tuvincible Marquis Wen xteeyoev was produced, fir the first time, at the abate Theatre and never was a scenic portvalseetit preemeted .(vrhies both man arid. homoitemsdly, viol with tacit other far public. applause) mere faithfelly • depletive of all the interesting eccurresiees of a field of Bettie. The audience were await of this lied, at. the fall of the Curtain, gave three general and distinct rounds of applause. •We add' the Dramatic Outline. for the better information of our numerous Readere r °metal Coe of dais PEWA, it Spiel* Ashie, resolving tomato. tai( the ancient digisity of his , house, prontios hi. only daugh ter, Virvoast, in marriage to' &signior Coseatt, di. Town. M .jor of SaVonanca, who, although extremely al/ nod peevis,' is descended from tote of the must aocient families In Spain, this, of chasm, prover repugnant to the yottOrtal Vrrroatt, i whose aversiva s considerably heightened by toe gallant befall our of Fotwasoo, a brave Serjeant, who rescues her, and the ....am..- depend, - her father, from the power of a Band of French Ma mmies.* fur which valiant conduct, he receives the ducats of The detai-official Bulletin, which appeared in a them both, and wins the affections of the grateffol Vitmstua t takes plop.. Second Edition of the STATE 3 MAII yeste rda y , which an exploitation op.. aad they make Manuel vow* oe meads Gibes, which being discovered by the Toots we give to.day also, centaiaing the operations of , 71 1 4:ro u r ie le gives way to the impulse of env and Jealotag,.sol reprialitudr Fatitomso, for his primp** , istsidspOssorkle Marquis W ELLINOTos, since the hattleof the 24d, yrs-men hem hes duty, limos use UMW setyttat IMO proves, more than any other circumstance, the dis- maertiem am &kneader takes pLe e, w Metes* smut. un nem , Scsjoust, bologna' tato evolliimicat far lasultiag his estrous effects of that battle to the enemy, and Lord superior °Seer. Waxunseron's skill in the pursuit ; — a p ursuit Indi- _ Venoms bovine been ptookossly eeellsee in the node by her father's order" (om the sieve anuses). couriers, WO the hie. ......0/00.... cadre of the groatest distress. • ~ *sever of linsicstits (Fernandn's commile), to Mare revs Accounts from Montreal state; that serious OW deter at the hour of sisMailski s sea. I.*sawsspo itee After the detest of Mftaltome, the French army turbences h ave mh os , ph," in Canada, where the mi.. Brava sojaant) Is pas Da his trsal, and to die amuses the disoise - 7 "Pne".". htiesar, nod of the centre passed the Guadamesa; and after its ' litany and people fired upon each other ; th e parti! r,r d di vee drerrn,„ mi n e, nlee „„ lairookty head bad arrived at Ventada St. - Raphael, it joined ' ciders of which we shall give to-morrow. takes pinor,•sthich is lantosaptcd by /hi Old . Koval The Loan CRANCRILOR • had appointed yesterday of do Geaeral ask.h 'rove-Moo, wham • leil hitch Joan at Segovia, on the night of the 47th. bidding Foxsoroo prepare [or death, Vrrtours mem tam , for vin meat lu a variety of cases. A number taa urns , to take a lost %metre% on *deb the Gould The Allied Army were not diverted by this move- ,of persons who had suits in Chancery, accordingly isiitity siterantes them. were Vrritsau diseoven bench', ment from the pursuit of the army of Portugal (Mae- attended in Court. during the greater part of the r,, a itav leMesq idil ' iii ", x ,f e T e L li o , ' ,t , `"7,, e „,= l o:re the mores) which remained with its rear-guard on the day. His Lordship, however, chose to sit In hit malicious lailaustfiair of the Trlta moat, ryse teersibis, , Deem en the Ifith and Ruth ; but two ef our dirt- ' owe Private room no person, eleept the Registrar aeilis-62,__Ietdtr_Leligneuartuesee:ro la t> i woad , 'tiions having crossed the Erasma and Sole, on t h e and two or three Coaesel being admitted. indg . - emi lle ';',Zre"„ie .i x i t a T - 7 - 4 . ga ris great hole, es ... igs ohs . meats thus given in private, or with shut doers, it is sad Satsuma Pasmswoo, whir moires ow IR be 19th the ee ry Tithed across the boar! ; V ereein g • unnecessary to say, must be lost to the public; and i tk* Deff• as kala w it s let er l e rresom I ~__ eau* iof which Ftesolawao=e ot; en* lue (a vlb• the- course of their main body towards rkitteees :it is impossible not to see, that there is a greet in- I ma d ( wow us siestsm, me getilitts Wild buil of abattdoning Villa-Cuentla, leaving 17 pieees of can. ; convenience, not to say herdship, imposed on suitors ! his beltived:rrr_otT: " The Golos• kart , hic l i ergr i o s i : ce titli a non, with a great quantity of ammunition, their &or 1 and other p arties interested, who hatin g attended the gio t Z u e s A 7 J Pr e ; y. , . . . pital, and about 800 sick or woauded. 1 daring the wbole of the long Sittings, and being __ 1 Iday after day informed, that 44 to-niaraww" judgment • NAVAL !NIL, 14161110 E, • . , The Spanish General. releeenwee took 300 P a- will be given , are thus at kw, on the extreme day of . seem near Valladolid. * On the Roth our ad v a nva d - i the Sittings, exchided from all meansof ascertaining, . DOVER, Awe. !IL siperd crowed the Douro, and our parties entered Loa what grounds the opinion of the Load COMMIS.- • Pasiorby he Leaks, Ike boasward-hostail StlyithliSeet, 14 Valladolid, where they were received with the most Loa, be it favourable or unfavourable to them, is _ . none._ usher_ sortitl' . 0 s frillole.o Use aasks egyeng . ., n auto built , teases , was nase.taat Is ems . -.11 6 "ur enthaviastic joy by the inhabitants. Me feet fell litmitiltround of our cruisers, Who *et re • Marquis Wet.ustrrox moved our right along the The P91 9 C 9 RfAilartt after the late re view of bis 1.. .. wan . es the u laihz stalioa, under Adman , Brow own regiment, had all the Officers called to bia by ivy (oga l ar ka a w o n t, as 4a b b s u virus., rota` the i. e . Ceis. to Cuellar, to prevent - the junction of the army sound of trumpet, when he expressed to them bib m ) , h a i es pied as Anse i deaa ilatipbf werotod wierldiambs a Portugal with the troops under .lossen, and ar- thanks for the very high state of &WON* the regi- l', t ore, they se. cereowsere Rearm ikw Ma cams/ weans rived at Cuellar on the Ist instant. On the same day moot areas tar and laureled the, it -was the l a m doe ; Pingo' hr . him s 4 " l "n' t he should appear at the head of it. DEAL, Dom. 96. al" . , " 'et' ' JOISRU flaked from Salavias and marched through'l Arrived Ms 11000 seitt Theo% well el leltekieiefeele e The poor trish od har been long ref t sied ia and b roiled , tp sect seder mem. • the Goadiumase, leariug in the former place an ad. .. . • van * ro ot i en iiiih i g i n i nc ip a n"f cavalry. Be- - thern_vide but It was ress oie rv ead or ie t , no u tres os en nei t n ip s r ow cia o ne se 1 roaTIMOVT. 11, Ave.*. WWI* VW, taes, *la a betellotketieseles, f. f . Ms depetteyeirespiked.the cannon, and dirstrer ha the Irish Government. *a bard, foe _. . NI *iidi 91116d91 110919 k 91190 . 15thi s and carried a with Mister Hefty, the d-tktald &Wog, ti plaktag 1 . PLT MOUT% Ava.lll ••''•,, , • ' him the Cherub PION bsatita levying -eseeklondilo tip his crumbs, and striving - i to feather his nest, ie Telverehle orstr2 oLet w eEelle . bef e i.elliaall, Or_gw_ileil! tentributient. . - all the Hampshire Theatres. The farmers gamins leg==. ,Tak e T e '7,,,e ' es rndi 1 4 7 1 1:17. an excellent subject fee „ a rTMCimere flat /be it - iiiiiike&Pi 4 m ll . The Army of Perbirt. Ituatitnai their MINIM to' ilivA greatiY, sad think- him. - • - !Wile*. leek fret r the Neel* Roltitr , MA Voyitti *Mates , wards Barges. . - 1 the liosigh. 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