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i ril „Or' "115. Ag filiTlON. •• • . Ac" -As C 111 , 4c 1 44 4 I • - 1......1.7. IP" 1 COM MI I los illX ll ll o A vs l l l H .. i , he Prime a WALES. ENIN, August 20. will be I p rt. e o G , ~a ~.► { ~l !: '.Z. te . 4_ ll _4ittob -_,3!.trtio4 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29. 1310 NuMsr.rt 2::71. 13310 N AGAINST DAWES, NOBLE, AND CO. Late of Pall-mall, Bankers sad Copartners. This Day Is puldiAed, price la. 6.1. "vARL (;Itle.Y'S LET MK to C•lonel D.• ALI Chariailly; in reply to a Letter *eat in euossirqitekre of accusations, said to be aside by his Lunkiliin in tke House of Peers, the II st Ayril , tnu9, with Okbersv.itsons (Anent male 'militia, est quireuurpie iisseitia teri Csreuni apt, iusasum cisrysippa porticos et ;sex Autumn(. Hottara. PILICE SIXPENCE-HALFP,S3IIIY. other settlements in America, had ranched Cali's* who 114.1 &elated that lot the failure the patty of tit- ittrargeota oda to execct oo alaistotace film the CAoliars.. Nader tbe Patronage of %le THIS present F.V. On *GRAND UNION GALA, is whiehwill bs lotrodeeed all the SPLEN DID DECORATIONS that have k m , presented at the &Arent FETES, patronized through. eat the Snowa by the Itual Family, salt other Illustrious iimosapre et. the United !impinge, in all their cullected LOPOSA LS fur - ret:n tig the Kink rtipts eeptances, to the amount of tare than Our Hundred Thousand Pounds. and by that amain exonerating their Estate from all 'Minify in iespect of such acceptances; and also fur liquidating, by instalments, two sevtral Debts of rery large amount owing to this Eoate, lisving hetu "obtained to the Assignees of the Estate and Effects Of the said Bank. rupts ; it n requested that the Creditors who have proved their Debts under thin Commission •ill meet the said As ai.nres at Sale's Cidiee.honse, Carry•street, Chancery-lane, on Tuesday the nth day of September next, at One o'clock (precisely) in the Afternoon of the same riay, fur the purpose of taking the said proposals IMO consideration, and to authorise the said Assignees to accede thereto if it shall he thought expednat to do so; or to make such other ar rangements with the said Debtors regarding the matters 'fungoid as ander the eirminastanrcs may he judged proper. lOn the 12th inly, an English bri.; l aden rids nine. 111,1 tiarstoted try Hi .1..0, was ruptured by ensue v•ssels belonging to the The mom p.rteet tranquility plc rails in Cie mates rior of Atitislusis 1 the inhattitiatel are every ilay iitY• quiriu d a knowle.ige of their real interests. ma Atio ti. natioe sa. 6J.--D•ora open at Sevee.'end the Cotitert gibs at Liget ',Clock. bc had at Sherwood and Co. Paternoster row ; J M . R16%1'4011, 21, Curnhill ; Lkeunehy, New Hood klorley.street, awl 13solgrr, New Itootl.street ; where may he had the 4th edition of Colonel 1)e Char. mitly's I.N.tera ive of his Tran.srti,o,s it; Spaiu ; also of hia two betters to Latta' -General Tarktuu, the tree Epigraph, . . ut.NRAHAMV NIGHTLYCEUM, AND LAST APPEARA NCE. BRAHAM respectfully inform% his L VL Friend', and the Public its general, that IFNSFIT is Litoil he TO-MORROW, the :wilt instant ; plies the favottrile Casale Opera of THE CAB' N ET sill be Oa se peat (sire bone sae sue qui u's pas sod. Also, sfsw Copies of hi■ Refutatiou of Brysu Etltsrds's flistorieslSurvey of St. Llinutiseu : pruned asa J uly, 1797. rrionaed. ~, of thn Evening, Mrs. Aslie, who has kindly (toed k.r s rance, will bins the celetouted Duet ,ueTine" with Mr Brabant, eoroposed by Mr. Bishop, rum the (terra of The Fair Circassian; and the Song of swot Lehr," accompanied on the Flute by Mr. dshe, Von Ile 'intro Ilisobe. Aoil between the Play and stye. Ir. &shwa wil WO l lag "The De ith of General Sir Ralph a FAVOU it IT F. AF l'Elt PIEC Tickets sad Places for the Doses to he bad of Mt. Bradiam, Ns. iii,Carelier-street, Beilford. • square ; aad of Mr. Sluing, a the 80 Olbrr, Lyeevat. U ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.. IV Contractors +Rh Government for the promint STATE LOTTERY, respectfully inform the Public, that TICKETS sad SHAR are How on Sale at their Oftets, Coruhtll, mud opposite the kiio.lloelll6. Chavirg-eross. SCALA! E. • .... of L. 20,000 are L. inn". S hoof) son 30 5./ 160 IS THE CO M M ISSION ERS uppoi tit ed under an Act of Parliament for Paving, &c. the Estate of Joaepb Locus, K. in the Parish of St Patients, will easel at the Beet Pahlic House, oa the Estate, on Widoesday the I,:th of Septcmher veal, at two o'clock , u the .fiCrUWIN Pre asely, to receive Prortisen from such Per sous as use roved to advance, on the Credit of the Rates of the said Co in mi,sioners as secured by Act of Parliantcni, either by Patiii!‘ &avian Interest at the rate of Five Ptionds per Celli. per Annum, or by *nuttily determinably, or on LlVed, toe soy Stan nut excwiliony _ NONY.Y rursher pink...fon sway ►e koown, if rrptired. i■ the ia tenm, as opplicatioo to N,. Hue, Clerk w t& Cusuutir.ium ei7, Na.a, Luau•ufaet. • GENTLEMAN. above the common clans of Moab Aro., is empowered tu lsv wit some very rp /ass of Morey to pawns who have Lauded .w other ropoty n or an Heirs to ft; or on rills or iisq other Set. wily Arpi). tor srldress (post.potd) to Mr. Hy.kr i , Nu. I, Wry. ocihrarett, Portland-plats. --- LF.S4 NUM B FRS 'NORF. PRIZES, An ADDITIONAL PRIZE of 2.r ANU TILIaAS AND SHAS,RES CtiEAPER, AT ETTON' ?it, CORNHILL, sear the 3IANSION. HOUSE. I IIIIE pre', I.: Lottery, to be drawn October 19, whacks Ewe Prizes of in,0.101. by which the Chan Ilene Capitals h inures's:A One•Vourtle. 'tads awl abases nil SHORTLY E, Ihrrctbre nii uu- Vdtnlr parchats Vitt prove a certain saving, at Eir N'S, ,CurabsP, who sukt, is Slates,* Sixteenths, the only !spout. Vim shared in the List Lottery, Nu. *,7v.►l suit in the few recci:iag tachtlas Capitals To the swotted id MtANSCOSIS AND CO. • MivEvrtt(iiT, surviving icirtner, and sole ▪ Tutrokartur, respectfolly animists the Pubtie, Ilbry isto. 104 aria= Ttrketa awl Murree Hs the gurskst torte'', of 1111 , 6" at %twit truly furtanate , °Sees, No. 37, CORN. it, HOLBORN, ss, HAYMARKET, nod sttig, SHAND. Fur the hilt wreast years they bare brew Foe. trait tnatest fatuarßes ; salt is the two taut years only, Ili) s!,:rrtl and sub' 6.-I.ft:es uf sO,OOO Prism of L sOOO L tit,ooo sr I r:I/t of toil Ttekels I The Last stouo too Ditto Awl ON I.l' Prise ever Buhl or Shined. r0 . ....i0t!tr;!-. the Growl Prise of am°, 'rickets, or 1..04,76s Aulm lie last Lottery alone, Tea Capitate. Ti; enl3 tune, y to be dealt • this year, will lie Mai Ocfo - On .1 Ne. Pt.,. having F Frites of L.2w,otsu, amity kooltssi.rts, sui out Three Bttrilts tea Prise. AND IMPROVED PATENT LAMPS. ,TIE Vvr, grant Pilling of limp, trnobte. end PEAKISC. P 1 I. ...h or, .hitb is treatedby deo este frf lb. Rpeaking f 1.., I. nt.ious • us by that means a conversation way bo 111 - I.vesimet asked, orticn given. ued simmers received, at Ila .legate e if too hundred feet front any one part of • 11.4...g.h00re, counting house, warehouse, bu Idiot, lac. kith as owl' ease as al conversing in the some ro u st. A hit stsy h wen of the places *here .t PPLETON has fiord W. Pipes, and poets entversalsattsfarrhoi, both for public lot . rate Wt. The Pepe way be set.' cotaids the hone', 14 the gr.-et proved, at aay thaw, at .I. A PPLISTON's L.InP aoil OIL W AILHOCSE, No. le, Ludgate.teleed k id Vast% . hapro,cd Palest Letups, Isitli -were •Ilptesi Thicolies •—• tifin tar. , trdire years' study and attentive appl.catkin ta l'"ullet•tcnicst 111111 Ilea of Latups, J. Appleton has so far Itutt.iird, as to be alder to offri, to a uwerruing public, L AM! Wil a flute improVed principle tha.l any tear toeftou Blind to tiara. the ha. a large assort tueut triune. two, 'et widfaard.ctst (rusts Letups, ant every description - Ltaw, for drairiug rooms, dintotrounts, sitte.bresrds, ill, slaws, ape be. • o Loops ca....cd, repaired, and acw-lacquered. A greet ea -ry al Llisad or Letup. sod Lanterns, so constructed a. to • reg kat artuttots; sad a great Protector it cue of Ore; ttheochu.struction s as will wa r rant the t a -• larreag Alright. Hind Lamm in braes and japan, for the •er yt isrtahts, workmen, ac- may he used IN" , clearly, and ▪Ws 4ptase 'Lan calultes. A teed (twice dl C ar ria g e, , 46, aid Sage Lamps, plain, plattd, anal piparroed Illoostmosoa Lamps, sritts Lepers and Ornanseat• 1 . 1 . eery ot! cr sort of Lampe, to let, rot bal., rows, &r. Pa he v. ti 1,, .{: terms. thil Lamps taken iu eachanse.--. Apr au sauted. ADVICE. VIIEN Nlrn of E4lurniion and Profesokboul persevering emleavours to discover the eased rt cloud inwilloot treotiug • few prevailing Die. the saunters' result of their cam more Is tlici hest nnf ti. .116 and , Not zimos. re ie:.11%4:4-1.1 a d itishatwtHato every hrtvic b of the re,- tro, .etrtAvitaw of • hi. 4%, from different II ntrlatigs and etianisii.,!s riots the roost e mutest Physicians, they bare v coni ;ore 4.1 suttier / rime imbued to guar the Cure of • is 4 as i•iir obj. cl 4 their particular 'deity, a I EltrAlh utsartuut, frequently contracted in 'nom of hitimientim y and its concomitants, STItIC- T:4Es sad tI..ERTA, as also DEW I.IT Y, whether at.s. indsigenees, lung residence in warm to it 'keret SOLITARY VICE, too often Lothar- P." 4.4 in the youth or 4 ,th wad"; in the osie it will r'in'd the omse or STERILITY or BARRENNESS, 0 , -1 to Ilse nibs orrawioti a outeattiat train of Nervous •hieli, if nut timely remedied, terior.:ide is DlVii TEMA: and CONSUMP TION. The result of S levy 0:4 emessice practice loss enaldeil them, by • reTler SIN ih•el, effecheally to restive these disorders. hems i ". l . ste ar omplosaird, ,without wubjetivo( the its. tint t.. rt . oratat ob died or exercise. and to stiebt Vent'n al •le•re ut *sly application is tits& after discover) of 'l4 "" 4 " 4 , they tr.edge theeesehres to perform a Corr is Ito aim: piriutt of two days. Th e unprate.teliti it blurt./ 6116 11 a.,4Se treat/mat is tie care of the MP* , "'in' Foss ( which has et Vr. ben anima to fail in sum simple in -1 It 4 or i is it t e en ' practice, Mung which period sooty flews ,lll4 P! r ums, Orboilt sett, have hen eared, even after severe 7 Isis. luid Imes ptiresed Ls r peseta 44"111"1eflecs,7 Stasi:ea Messrs. Gme, Cu . o thee P'%.eli Wirt their thlwlee.—olltiry soy her CO. , att.-4 by either Peounial , e, at by letter, with tiohilisirie serracl s "Int, sad enema, it. Puteata is the collate?, inclining t bask nett, are to- IzAhrd, to Stile th e particulars or . hormone : k •-, mad am -6! .1 * , tg, aod a&ier cud inediciair will ' he terwardmil to .4y ran (4 du. ki..E.1.40 —.Meters. UORS hop Co Nes U. 1414 Mta-sheet, pi n g Niue. ao,ouu Tickets L.aoo,oa• Fife Tickets of each Netebee.-411 to be Draws the 19th of October, 1110. Books is Theology, just pi:Whiled by J. MASTMAN, No. 22, Poultry I.TH E TEM PLE or TR! :1' i I ; or, The beet System el RC3.1111, 1.1111./qOpy. Virlre, and Morals, isslytically arranged. Second Edition. lii Use large Vo lume, ave. I. boards.. _ . rly the eagle Aniline, S. STUDIES; Sacred and Philoanphir • •depted tc the Temple of Trolls. Handsomely priowd, in One large Vea Aue r •to. go. boards. 3 A BODY of THEOLOGY, prinewily writhes!. lo Series of Lectures, with o copious lucks. C) Robert , ollowes, A.M. Ilion. These... l •••tisres eisansee the most momentous Quest km, is Theotoity, amid tbe must impos lint (Whoa in Morels, with emit any 1111111iere of eeetariam shoessision, ur poielniesi es. purity. They are 58 in ithisiber and while it is hoped that they will prove interestuely and instreetive I" IL. general seeder, they wilt famish the Clergy with a comer of Setlie ler the Year. In Too larks Volume., time. ins. in hem* By sane Anther, S. A BRIEF TICEATIAL on DEATH, Plednatipineallyb Morally, and Practically coos' trred. Foolscap aro. 3s. Ws. S. A MANUAL of PIETI, sampled to the wants wed &coasted for the improvessirot of all Stchi of Christmus, extracted from th-Rof. Living end Dyin%ofJeretuy Ts) tur ; with a Pre . ..co, Life of Author, sod Additions. Hi Robert revues, A. 31. Oxuu. NVO 7s. Wiwi.. 6. SERMONS on VARIOUS SUBJ.ECTS lly the Rev. Joseph Townseud, Recto, of Pcusty, %Vitt'. and Author of A Juitriiity throneli p sn, &c. Lc. sea. ss• Wards. 7. As ESSAY on the NATURE use 111111:TAMMY 4 TRUTH, is spn•sueins to SOPHril RY sod Scurf"- clam. By Jaw,* LL. D. Pr.if..ssii of Moral Phi. humph! sod Lucie in the Marisehal Cutteze aid I.Tuiveraty of Alsrdeen. Seventh Edition, urn. gs. boards. P. SERMONS on a FUTURE STATE, awl MUTUAL RICOGNITHP.: tartlet' other, suit ime other Subjects. By Ike Row. R. Shepherd, Arclittriess of Hrttford. Fero. Os. Ida 9. Sy the barns Aulto.r, NOTES CRITICAL aad DUISF.RTATMY ou the GOSPEL and EPISTLES of St. JOHN. la ewe volume 4te. ii. 50.1a.0.4 to. SELECTIONS Coro the WORKS of TAYLOR, ROOKER, WILTON, HALL, BARROW, and Lord BACON; wish an A sial)aio of the Ashouicense-t of Leone tti/. By Basil Roolash, Em. A.M. Srt I Edition, two yea. Roaster req. elismipetilise-wove parr, is'. ho orda. OBSERVATIONS upon some PAN'. AO F..ti in SCRIP TURE, whit* the erienties in RehKtus kasr thought Moil showsious. ell we aka with diaroltiwa Sot to hr ainrwitesilt. ad By Jacob Ilryalst. Is one vol. No. tits. hoards. It AF:Km()Ni on various to!ierts. Dy Samuel %Ibis trope Beath, D. U. Prroidrni Culiege of New Jersey, arm 7. Cd. !guards. 19. DII9COI. I IIiS EX, thirdly as Devotional Sokol,. By the bite Rey. ticseronie Capp. To riot Ir we prefixed. Meoroito of hie Life, by Cotbarine Cappe. Iwo. di a. ad. bays. 14. SERMONS Un Varimis Subjects. Sy the Rev. Juba Hewlett. a VOl4. IWO. 11. as. boards. is. A SERMON readied ou the late Feet fly, Weds's. dill, °CIA" . 19. 1103, oil the Varisb Cbereh a Hatton, Wseurirlishire B) Samuel Parr, LL. D. The Second I:4t. thou, with Coetwethons and Additiont. 41u. ; to. oil. scrod. Ply the same Author, 1. A *PITAL SERMON, preached al Christ Church, upon Easier Tuesday, April 1. 1 4 tow; to which ore eilJe4 Notes. 410. -r. Warns. 4. A I.FTTEM from 'RENON/LIS to the INDARI TANTS of ELBUTHEaopous;ur, A Anton Address to the Dirrentees of Roneinchaso. Bp a Member of the Esto- MuheJ The &yowl &him, piece Is. 6d. towed. 3. A DISCOURSE on EDUCATION, and op the PluM parshed in Charity &look. 410. 45. sewed. 4. Rh:MINIS on the TRANSLATION of the SCRIP TUR LS nay Olt IRS TA I. LANGUAGES, preached before the Valrersity of Calllibridge. May to, low. By the Rev. Frau& ISitioaliasi, M.A. F. 8.1. of Triad, Collegia l Coen bridge. ate. 30.64 sewed. Rr the stone Author, 1. A DISSERTA'rION ou the beet , wen of tbrlllitlaii the SeLjects of the Bettiei Empire sr ludia,ac. ..613 4to. evecJ. The RESTORATION of LEARNING is the EAST; a Poem. 31. 41• ward. 3. Thitteett PRArTICAL St:3lllON%, fuuncly.l spas D o dAridge. Raw awl Progreso. of Itrlugion ut thr senl. To which are autaraed, Rowe a fullen, etc. Secuud Edition, tie. sta. bidirdii. 4. The HOLY LAND; a Seaton Prize P 0 ,1.13, MOO. to 1...1 410. ',wed. 5. Pt)ENIS, rootailein the Reetstratien of the Jews, • Criss (1794), and maan I raiolatium. 416 I rats *To. boards. tI:9LIEt4 SHORT and EASY NlETtlOtt with the twists, w ill, hat Itnitultutentary Trart uu hip Truth a Cheistiataty, eutopeewo .1. 1. rut. crown 410. orortl 7 The ADVANTAGLSof DIFFUSED K NOVI LEDGE; a Charity School Scrniow. la. lid. at,. KMC,I. a. The RAISING of JAIRUS' DAUGHTER ' • • Poem. T• • Web is •e 4. • Slang Mowioie, Ike. of the lass Caws hoe Sywitatina. so. lit. crows 1010. sawed. w. HUMAN LAWS beat supported ley the Gospel ; a Sae ism rearlbed in tl• Catlialsal Chturle u( ht. Pater. Yea, ba.„ o h o 11. . Sir sonldra Lawreuce t _Ent. om this Aro tins 111 . C art of Sulfa Beech, Match 6, ISM. ..t• at, tel. a:mid to. The talSPlEllibevt pewastpteel Ay National Scheele; • Serra.. preached iu the enthral's' Church of Xt. Prier, Tmk, before lb. Ur. &ir Abut Chamber, liar. site of the J uime .4 the t mot M Kote• Snell ; mot the Has. a I. •. roe the Rarer of the tatheeilre, Jois alp %e e. au. aa.to4 sevol. PURAIGN I'ALLIGCALa. FRENCH PAPERS. Pill% Art. 18. ornciAL INTELLIGF.NCF. FROM SPAIN. •I/StALOS, C AAAAA NIA, IA I.LNCIA, The 34 corps fornis the investment of Tortola. in Catolouts, and is constructing fetes de poet at Xerta and Mora. The great road opened from Canes to Mora is completely finished. On the 6 Ii of July. ono of the garrison of Tor toss made a sortie. which was repulsed by the 14th regiment. On the Si h, at aiue in the eveniii , r, another sortie of .2o! 0) :neti took pLce. The 33 regiment of the Vlst ills and the reserves again drove hick the enemy with a very consi ierabie tots. oii the 13th, et font o'clock iu the f 11401111114, 1500 picked men, and a great number of peasants, mode a new mud vigorous sortie. Oar advan 7ed wits were. for an instant, compelled to fall back; but Generals Loral and Klopiski. with the 4411 negi trieut and the grenadiers of the Vistula, re-hed upon the enemy. who re-entered the fortress in the great est disorder. with the loss of 103 prisoners, near 200 wonorled, and upwards of iSti left dead oil the field. together with a number of muskets. In these dif fereot affairs we had from eight to ten killed, and twenty worendril. On the 9th of Jolt., a reconnoitring potty, sent in the direction or False, surprised sod carried off 30 mosia nit . tie 'Spanish see invent- of fiesumba 'Tit rear•gnanl of the reconnoitring party, coniristiog of poly 30 men, was surrounded by 400 insurgents. They fought with the enemy for four hours, nod Weed their way through them at the point of the bayonet. On the Ink Brigadier Garcia Navarro marched with mew apiii.t a few companies which new. Stichet had poste in advance of his 'wail-quarters at Mora. Ile was repulsed by Colonel Kliiku, with the loin of 30 killed, and 30 made prisowers. O. the 13th, General Abbe turned the position of liaise, where the enemy had taken post, dis lodged them with a considerable low to killed, and took possession of the vtllag•-, which he committed • to the fl 1 1 13 4 4 bresuse the tulsobitanta had taken Up arias &lionise SSW I. now. . . . - On the lath, the enemy made their appearance, with their division. in font of General Abbe, and in their turn. attacked the positions or Teri's. Gen. Abbe having only 700 men, there felt himself very feeble at that point ; but 400 'Gesso' . the 113th regiment marched agliust the enemy, and covered the field with their slain. They were pursued as far as two league. beyond Tivisn. anal sustained in the pursuit a further puss of 200 billed, 260 pri soners. and a very considerable quantity of car tridges. We had 11 killed, and 5.1 wounded. Uu ti.e 17th. 1800 men attacked General Verges at Darnels. They left 400 in killed and wounded, and 217 prisoners, including 17 officers. This corps was completely dispersed. mud General Verges has entered Teruel. • The tort of Morello. defended only by 200 men. hail been fourteen months blockaded by 1500 Vii lenctsns. General kilootmarie was detached. sit the ltnh. with 600 Inca to re-victual it. and to * apply it wit's additional artillery. The enemy was dislodged sod vomited to a considerable distance. with the for of a great number of men killed. in cloiling 4 officers. 160 made prisouirro. an eight pounder. 6uo balls, 30,000 cartridges, so.ooo stock fish, &c. lkc. General hlontroarie lost shout 30 lams. The occupation of this fort keeps the city of Valencia in a state of continual inquietude. ANDALUSIA. GAA AA A. MURCIA, On the lath of July. 14-tiers, Itay attacked a corps of insurgents in the mountains of Ronde. killed 4900 men, dispersed it entirely. and took some primners, ansoag whirl, was Colonel Valdivia, the leader of the baud. The corps that disembark ed at Algeziras, and which advanced towards the mountains to support thv insurgents, sod to pro tect the transpo►t of provisions to Cadiz, was suet and defeated by tkiieral Girard. The remains of this corps embarked at Essepona, which was entered by our troops. The greatest disorder prevails in Murcia. The leaden of the iosurrection are littlfreillug shout precedency. General Freyre has caused Calvache to be arrested, and the former is to be superseded to his command. _ The preparations for the siege of Cadiz are cons oleted. A spy brings iutelltg-ui•e, that on the lath sreitanr. there was a great revolution in the towo, in which General Ceataoos and several Metobers of the „Nos way tilleJ. Deputies fro. Vera Cress, sad CIALLICIA. Ott the 09th July, General Count Serris eta; ked the fort ul Stuabri.i, it, which *lure w :re 31I0t, *A. &nerds. Tula post a important bric.trise•A coins , snoods the entrances into Portugal, suit up the communications with Galicia'. Lou Wetly's too bad enjoined the SiEtri-sh governor to nisi:tile • obstinate defence. The Oevrviror repl , ed. " Lord, you rstpstre am to shut on self up in thr furl . of Sanatoria with any 3000 Spaniards, sun an assents sr ee thetyou wilt :Aurae one. Vass trsiai that:nom. inaudant v‘Ciedud Itorirlips, that if be beta ;int tweuty days you would come in Id. r•-licr. H,Jtelal tout fur twice that tone. *ud you ali4 riot kreVyttor word. It is theft rodent that you intend' to do nothing for unhappy t.ip4in. In order to foment ibtimmts m it, you mild out hopes of assonance In tt that are never realised. The Preitch befog pr waded Math hrevy artillery, it will be insp,aisitile sue to make • lows def.-nee. Notwitlistassil.us. will shut us,oelf wp in this retries. and bury ittpett coder its ruins. if you wills/tad nee Englishman' tot two Spanner-Is to assist is determines it. !'erirl I. • 1000 lintioh, sod I will bring with toe uttO spa wards." The answer of Lord mny he cagily conjectured. The Spustrh Urner.ilshainlut e.i the tool.. where wr found 20 weeos .4 raillery. and intuitions for 3000 me:, fur us ormtbe. PORTVGAL The Duke of E'clitaiges. 144. ettintpletrlr ince,tirt • Aluerida. The treurh.l.vniltuspentrl The English I.s. log sawed the prersiti.ion oot Wave onr of their bart:Ltians, not cavil c..... of artillery, in the fort. %hew% that they int. nd to rserifike the Portuguese that arc in it. The following Pritelastsetton of the Prince of E... lino, cc tiaide.stond, halo 11.2e0 well received iii P tr. tat.lll .. Putt:toy rem, " The armies of Napoleon the Greet ore on your frontier., and we ore on the point of enteritis your cimotry tit 1, •- ot, ado as cum:lorries. They du not conv to make a: spoil you, hat to tight those who hat- iiidisc..l you • 1 taste Ile arias. Pm togoeve, awake to poor Ire, t lei rat! Wino I, is England dente Worms that you endure bee ti oops .... ) or native soil ? She Los destroyed emir moue. tor... I noci yew couteseree, I tareyzed your industry, ;Or the e.rts pee• ree of wending tut i your motion- articles of hat WWI/ mama- AtMore, mud making you to r itibutaries. II bat does the du at present that you should embrace the unthist raise wheels has, oozed the whole of the Custom it !garnet tier? Oka deceives yens resprctiog . the erase it, nosighemos t whisk she omens defermtuld foireilliir iMi. She pp . !. your baltiseuns iii advance, arif yogi blUod was to reekoo - for uothiag Sbe is prepart d to - 45asoldo yua whets it will seat her luta., at, believer disastrous the ronsequetsces may be to you ;•:...1 to complete your mosfortours nal her iirsatiableatubitioe, the sends her slops tutu your ports to tratutpurt to bgr colonies each of you "Amoy escape frosts the dangers to which oho ' has exposed you eta the Cootilient. Do t s isot the conduct of bet el my before t hided Rodrigo sufficiently rapists to rot what lOU ere to expert from SW h allies! Did they tot en- I courage the Kehl...it and the unfortustate inhabitants at that 'retreat', by 'deceitful pruim..., and slid they chochmge h magic outaket to roust theta' Aiwa : tact have ;hex placed am of their troops to Almeida, tact pi a Consinanuer who is ilit there to invite you to as ill.judged a resuranee as that of Ciudad Rodrigo ! What ! mit cwt aaseasolt tit place use En:Libman show in the scale ageism' doom of your ' couithyositii ? - Portegurre, he out kitties illeogivad s 'the powerful sot ir. i-Ati %%Moe laws, itr6igili, wad gebiste retitle* the grateful praised tit au tuaay oatious, wishes to establish your prospeisty. Pot yoursulses yanks has th.O. cts.a. Re.' CIM.: his troops like frooth, cud you will fwd se. orityllmill; for s oar pm son, an : property. Vote we 54 Igaiworat of the miseries of war; sou kl:4w that they esteml le every shag that is most dear to yoo, your childreu, retatie r ,., !sired",. props ty, ornate att.! p olitocol tires. Col.llle to a determine*. lion then that .111 set rare to you all the advantages of peter. Reosatu quiet so poor )131.1.13i10U1 j attend Wpm, ilame•tit ei t. Mira, mail consider thme only as your seesaws who excite yes to a war, by every event of which y..er CUUllirl assist outer. . " the Marshal Prime of Eitstiug, Comumitedechs. Chief of the Army of Portugal, a Ciudad Rodrigo, Aug 1, 11 ie." " MASSENA.* [The English Paper, state the lose mist Intel by Getters! Cranford on the 34th alt. at 070 men.— The Mouiteer upon thin subl-et seys,]—!. Accord ing to the last accounts, which were of the Ist August, there were found on the field of battle 460 killed ; 400 were made prisoners; cud sit the servants concur in stating that the English nod Pon wounded. The English estimate their los. at Vitt, so this% they only suppress five-sixths of the truth ! This is the proportion commonly observed in all their relations. For the rest. alt the other account s which we have reforming the army agree with the Prince of Essling's report." His Majesty the Emperor, by a Deers,, dated at St. Cloud, the 30th of June, has estssided the benefit of his decree of amnesty, of hf ,, rrli 2.3. to seamen thsit have deserted, and are at tirewitt pee. warn in England, or employerl . na board the tine iny's velour's, upon condthou of their making ts declaration of repentance within sis months. for those employed in the Merliterrsheen. and gene. rally on this side of the Capper Good Hope; end IN months fcfr these beyond tlieCape; and upon the further rendition of their reporting themselves ready for•seerice, on their arrival ii' the parts of France. • Limo, JULY SIR. , Fos some time past a great number of deserters from Sicily, sad also many or the iukabitats of that island. arrive en the coast of Calabria. They come away sio the night in small baste, by which means they elude the vigilance of the troops sta. tioned along the coast, and also that of the English cruisers. According to their information, it would appear that a sense of their common danger has not yet treed able to re-establish harmony bete/reit the English, the troops of the line, and the Sicilian Militia. The spirit of enmity which prevails among thorn continually isecassions various duels. and poi ticularly a number of a sssai i aat i oas , The prsopte lin general dotesethe Eweitli. •