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THE BRITISH PRESS. LON . DON. TUESDAY, SEPTLKBER 11. A Mail fron► Religelau►l arrived yesterday, with !Remota Paperi to the 9th instant. They state th t the Russians lod 10,to00 men, in an attempt to Storm the %Meta of RudschuA, un the Is of August. The Exped.tlon that sailed from CarEts ou thr S3d ult. under Gen. LACY, has been en:tylet.-ly sitecerful. They lauded at the month of the Tinto, took 700 infantry and too c.a.:dry. The Duke d'Auttaitacius had itirtl!y tune to escape with bit dragoon*. Dispatches were rereiveiyesterday from tan Wabtteeerna, hy *lnch it toliears that the enemy apested his fire upon Almeida on 'lie night of the 112th ult. and obtain ed possetauir of the place un the night of the Irlhh. Rouse prisoners trkeri on the 2ath, vivid, that that maga/ince of the fort blew op An the 11-4 lit of 23th ; !hat on the 27th the Governor proles-ed to burrender the place oe condition that the garment end inhabitants might join Lord Wat.l.lsatoree ; bat this was refused, and the tire was re smed. The Governor h•rld out white hia ant itittiou Listed. and surrendered at twn et • w. of the With. Offers had been made to the szarrit .n to take them into die French vervier, but they all re• irriel the offer with indigied , r, en I preferred ft!•ira.{ sent primnera to rreurr.. The weather had interrii-d Wet !Ira te!egriphic enttimitniesunn w.Ln Almeida on the zdtlislid great part of the ?.71h, an that he had ito empartnuity of knowing its sitaation after the explosion of the entwine. Lord Wet LtinTolll has riga.n moved his hicantr; to the Valley of l(ride:;ci, keeping a thic,inii en ; his eittalry out-posts at Alveres, b.ftd qtearter) at Celorica. On the 2ftill Nome akientlahes mirk plan between the pignets; raj.t. Ls :lON of she It7e.h was wonudta. A piquet of th:. Itov.tl iN eitvw ,e, tn.nbt o v ottant and successful charge mans t h e body of the enemy, and male whim r•twollerl4 IZl...•tna his ni vie no mAtrii rtwc.utut. ni.e. ; ni his cersivy lud beta en! of hi r owe, of the 13th Light Dragtions, audit troop of the 4th Portuguese Dragoons under Captaiu ‘VHITE, and the whole Were made prisoners, except the Cams mantling Officer and one Than. who here killeZ. Thr, has beau a very creditable affair to the allied cavalry. lu the North. a French corps advanced on the 20th to Alt-miens ; but uu the approach of General SILVIEUA from Briigonz4, they immediately re treated. Lord %Vri.t.tric:ToN's dispatch is duted Celorico. the -.*9th Five hundred men were blown up when the ma. glaine of [melds rxpluded. The aavernor, Col. Cox, we regret to soy, it, atuotig the wounded. Ile has iost an arm. The return to the Order of the House of Coto. mons of the - 'lll of February last, for 'to Account of the Increase and Diminution of the Number and Amount of all Salaries, Emoluments, and Ex penses of all Public (Acts in Great Britain, in the years ended the sth of January 1809 and 1610, has been printed. The foam. ing is the result : The TREASI:III—In the year ended the.oh January 'goo, inerLase shut. 111.0. iu the year ended Ja• unary 1811 , , 1,41 ii. I ss. !A. POLICITON Or Tue Trti:AsurtV—M. . COUNCtI. ltFt tcE , Hexxuur Tae or—lntim former year, dititittutien 691. 7., jct. the latter, alitio 3:.21. 9s. SZCRLTAIRIt9 (n STVIT, Hon,. DrIPAIITNiOIT—.Ia the former year, ioe:eaae 92!1. 7:. lie ; iu tuc hider , (Eau 9811. 171 rOIkEIGN DI vro—lti tie former year, iueresPefi43l. ; lii the letter, ditto 4,!..at1. 71 lel. COLONIAL Ann WAR DITTO—In the former year, increase 5,11e71. ie. oid. ; in the latter, diminution 1,1141. its. shuts elA•ter—lu the 'armor year, increase 041. 19 1 . ad.; is the latter, ditto itl7l 311. ad. STATZ PATER OTTICW—In the'tsrmer year, ilitTeaSe all. ISW. Id.; in the latter, ditto es. I id. DPW, or COSiutest OW MILITARY INQUIRY — In the reenter year, Werner ul !. is. bid.; to the latter, I4s. 7d. It •a-Oevier—ln the Conner rar, incense 49111.73. ad.; in the latter ditto, 2,69 A. 1:4. dd. MVS7/11-MAsTELGIII; tRA1:11 the %brier year, increase 1,0931 no. id. ;In the latter,776l. sta. AILIIIT 51 EDIOI L IbARo--t• the foresee year, illCTedlt 3.31 9s. dd.; in the latter. tool. ifs. 7d. Orstcr.-1n the former year, inerrase2lBl. 13s Id ; in the lattcr, 4 , 2.1. 1 SiAmrsrEit-Grecti•es 01 fit E—Nil PAl' OFFICE—In the firriver year, increase %soul. Is. 104. ; _ in the latter, 5,0521. U. 941. ORDNANCE (!VVICE—iu the former year, inert:m*7,376l. the. sd. ;in the latter, 5,1441. tit DAltiviceOrries. f :-Ir the former )ear, increase col.; in . . tic !vier, 2t41. 14t. Id. Ora sea or COesilloquoror or 13 . Aet ouiTa-1a the former year, Imo raze 2191. Igs. it iu the laUrr, 241. 4C. 2d. ADkIRJLET . Y—Iii the firmer year, iserrase 632.1. 2Z. ald.; ia the latter, 2231. 9s. u-„a. a K tares PROCTOR—NiI. Nivr totritE 7 Dimioution ie the Limier int, satol.; in le latter, ittrreiae tmol. Vtc•rt.at.t.t.to 0 —lnertsae io tite former year, • 4,7:01. 31. nil. in B.e !metier, 7,0661. 511. . TA A %SPOILT (IF FIC a...lncrease is d, Ranier year, 3,04. 3d ; iu the latter, 4,3i01. ie.. ;oil. TA% Ovriet—lu the former yen, diminution 4,2201. 7p. 6d; in S latter, isociesee 4241. 171. tureout, EY •LIIIID—Ie thy fernier year, hinters '6,9361. Gs. ad ; in the tatter, 35,1341. 1 is. 3.1. EXclsg DiTro—lo She fosTner srs., ionise don't. Gs. . l id. ;ib the lifter , ir,1361 Is ;id. CT.:STOMP, SCOTL• ty.—.llll the fernier year, increase 2,0071. las 9.1 ; is Ilia latteC, 2,0151. r,ll. Ild. gliellS DITTO—Is the farmer year, iserease 5i.2,6051. Sid. in t►e latter, diminution • 6,B..4l. I4■. ;d. STAMP Ott ICV—In the termer year, increase 38,53 , 21. 1 is• Sid ; in the latter, diminution 4,0451. 171. lid. Pale OVVlCc—in the former year, increase 111,6541. 141, 4d.; iu the latter, ii,S7Bl. Ws. id. MINT OVTICE—NiI. AUDIT Orstcs—.ls the fornser yeir, liifainatien 2,0151. ss.;, is the latter, frasi. oes. 84. Wart loot♦ totintrsrosins' Osirtrc—ln the former 'eau, ditniltutiutt 1,9411. toe ;d.; to the latter, increase , !I M. 71. 7d. Off its or COMPTIOLLTRII ov ARy ACColl•4111-111 the -- - kroner year, diminution 1395. laa laid.; ia the latter, , lateens. ♦sst. Ild. NATIONAL DINT OTITIS—NI the former Vete. SICTISSit 2,.151i1 711 Sid. I in the halter, thinitattion 10461. IS. lid. I.nrtutir Of ritt—ln the former )ear, thatination lis ; is the istlyr; 35/1. Ave/tee et tut Recurs p► EXCIIECUInt—tu the for mer year, auticut ig.;l. ; is the latter, 'Fit. T tt.v ur►ier.—M tke (ureic/ yew, lomat IG4I. 3s. ed. in U.e 1414 r, diu.iaruun 301. 71. ad. 8T A Tto It Eltlr OeFICI-40 the tenter year, hatreist 901. s _ in the 4stler, 51. la. S . CRIILTOR•IieNrIteL of WOODS—In the &rent year, increase 11 jl. i.`l. iid.; ie the hiller, 71. ,I",f. _ 410111.14111111 I.AITD ItTIIII7Z, EX111111,11) •ND WALI77 le the fwriurr rite, thaeittottes fowl. 9s. hd.; to the httcr, 20 , 331. 75.. Luat. Cm..* tm—to the forgoer rer, ditninatiee 2.Y4 ; m tbr tall ur, increase 324. J. Leers Si csgiA an-14 the former year, iscrear.e 231.; in the tat - ‘r. tlimmutios 3601. ATarrLoa or roc {tuner—la the homer year, iacrece ; in the latter, ditto. and Peorire 11fiste-41aeltorp Coach Office-..Pe1l Office-4sone of Exchequer, Seotleud—Surveyrse-Gene rst Land Revenue-11.liter of the R o bes-,-Afi ena t,,,,, O:Ere--Iteutrouhraneur of First Fruits—Receiver of Ditto —lt..:eiver of Tteths--Hanaper Office—Yritty Real Office --Signet Ottee—till. Rtceet OFR Or THE 1111.7: OF Mat-1u the fussier leer, IH- Creamili.HAi id the Litrr, Nil. We give this day a Copy of the Treaty of Friend slap roil A:lisuce, concluded in February List. brt tarcen Ito BRITANNIC :than - tit *ad the Court of the Brazil.. lir the Sixth Article. the important advantage is o:set dtd to thu country of purchasing aad cutting down timber in the forests of ISratil, for building chips of oar ; and of building, equkpping, or re pairing ships of Oar within the Brazilian Pugh and riaritou The PittNee Itcniwr declares spbntaneously, in the Ninth Article, that the Inquigtion shall not hereafter be established in the South American do minions of the Crown of Portugal. • Every friend to humanity inu.t rejoice at the stipulation in the Tenth Ankle, in which .the Ptitrict: REGENT declares his determination to adopt the incw.t efficacious means for bringing about a gradual Abolition of the Slave Trade throughout the whole of his dominions. A Gottenbargh Bail arrived last morning.— Great pains are now taken to sliew that BONA,. PARTE did not interfere in the nomination of HER. NADOTTE to the succession of the Crown of Sweden, and that no promises or commercial or other ad• vantages were held out to the Swedes to influence their choice. We have received Ana:swan Papers to the 12th ult. They contain no intelligence of great impor tance. " NSW-YORK. AUG. I I. " The United States frigate efitri.efitution,. Copt. lieu., has arrived in the Chesapeake; she pasoed a Briri,ll frigate 003 gnus. Wand to New York. 6. (acct disturbances between the and the other inhabitants in West Florida have taken place: the runner ordered away ; and the latter, it es said, will declare theiusch iodependent, pro vided the United States will (they cannot) give theta protection." FISILIDEI.PMIA, AUG. 7. " Butvivn Tar A - Pt...Th. Enkiatore s:.rakiti A of the arrival of Mr. lartut. with impor tant rii.patches from Mr. PINKNIY, fur Govern ment, inlaigence had beet, received by our Government, 1101111 e months ogo, that Mr. PINE. NEY Was nvgutioting a Treaty with the British Go. veritaseizt..—Perhons the important dispatches al. laded to contain it." .. • Icy the latt•lliieat guu-brig, Captain TCCICER, arrived at Plymouth, we have "eeriest' a letter front the head=quarters of the British army at (c -linic°, undtr ; tlate the Yuth of last month, of which the folios to is an t street : 7 -" It is with the moat unfeigned so, row that I hive to communicate to you the fall of Almeida, an event which happtuea in the night of Wednesday last. In the moraia of the r.tuth the enemy commenced the bombard ment of this place from twelve butteries, mounting, it is supposed, fifty heavy pacers of artillery, with a roportionate number of mortars and howitzers.— lie kept up, with short iutermission, a vigorous and destructive tire until the evening of the %lilt, when a shell penetrating the principal 'magazine, a tremendous explosion instantaneously took place...—. No less than 500 teen arra killed !y the accident, and, it a supposed, half that number was dreadfully wounded. General Cox, the Governor, is among the wounded! he kas lost an arm, and received se veral severe contusions. At least these are the Pe ports of the deserter*, and it is not to be expected that We shonld yet have authentic detail, of the progress and tit suit of the siege. TIM tan of Al meida, and the consequent dispositions of the enemy, rendered it expedient for us to pet °Ur army in motion toward* Celorico, where we arrited yes terday, and have again established ocr hend•quar tees here. The cavalry still occupy Alverca, and the videttes pre posted at Ade Sbeiro. A piquet of the royal drogoons tell in with a petrole of French cavalry bttween Alverca and Pinhel, and after a met rencontre, in which both aides displayed great dexterity in the inc of the sabre, our little party killed nine of th•: enemy, wounded double the number, and put the rest to fight. In their rout they were greatly annoyed by the peasantry, who kilted the Captain and several of the titivate*. A smart affair likewise took ober on the 231, in the neighbourhood of Salvatierra, which was attend ed ai•i Similar success, aevuenl of the enemy being killed, stn men taken, and tiriy horses. The relit of the patrols were thspensed, and many of them killed by the peasantiy, who lie in ambush, or hang in the rear of the piquet' and patrolling parties, and the incinent we succeed in routing the enemy, the peasants,- obstruct their retreat iii every direc tion, and give no quarter. Though undirciplined, they have 'reduced their mode of annoyance to a system, and they act is concert with great adroit ness and efßict." Sock* calwrirocrd rtatrrday a considershfe de pression: U,nntom was at 51 discount. Tie death of Sir Fa* sit tit BAI/INO is said to have bran the chief came of it. Ilv the latest accounts trim India we learn, that the Javanese are threatecung a general onsurrectt .11 against their Dutch masters. An attempt hvs seve ral titues hero made to assassinate General DAkN. DELI, who is very drsiroaa of resigning his situation. By the arrival of the f'eas't, from Penang, we learn that a most gailaist awl succevidul action had been fought by I.lrUtPlidiot KIIDIPTIOURNE, of His MAJESTY'S brig Mans, of ten 12-pounders, on the 11111 Sept, 15309; perceiving d DOICh national Wig of 16 guns and 47 men. in the bay of :11.szorilo, hying under the protection of a fort, be decoyed her out, ticked and brought her to close action ; hotwutivd waling her surf tor force, and the appear ance 1.1 live quii-hnelt, clutch had been detached fur the purpo,e, he succeeded in capturing her in a twcst gallant and sisceeniful set le. Diana — 4 rata Lseuttaaat tad a men %lied , Captain sad luau 4Vaadtd 04;4, jk 44„ t ---* l - \ _,. , \--):---;-:.,-..., ttir":,('-1,- --'--^7V-\,.`. ci ORIGINAL AVIRy. . . ilea WAIN la elate edible die /Khan det=inions of the Cretenta. Patrol. . It la Lower'r to be distioctly voider :AMMO& that 16e stipulations of the Fastest article are out to ~be eisonidexied as laralidating, at otherwise affecting the risks of the Crewe of Pertugatto theiterrstades of Cabinda stud Mulemba (whirl sights have formerly been quesiiustcd by the Government of France); oar as bedtime or reordinisic the COMlllefet of Outs and other parts In Allies otituAteit . upon the coast comwiedly called is the Portuguese languae, the Coals de Nina), belonging to ur elan:add by she C. 0..: i t tttw 4t I "4al a ) l. li ket s leild notHtoligrkesign time . forego his j e u u si ß ti f iii i lli r :- . to pretense thereto, our the rights of his subjects to with those Oases, exactly in die mute manger as they • we hitherto done. __,_• 11. The eautualextbange of ratifloitiens of the present "Froaty plan take place in the city of Leaden within the apace . of bar mouths ? or Muter if possible, to be computed fi cm tlie/sy cf the signature thereof la witeese whom?, We, the undersigned Plealpoten. tier* of His Dritanuic Majesty, sad of ht, Royal Diem* time Peirce Re,zent of Portugal, in, virtue of . ear respective fall lament, have soloed the present • Trtstir without' hands, and hare caused the seals of ..... our Anal to be met thereto.. Dose la oar city of ROO &Janeiro, on the niaeteends . dap o(Felfaearg, is the year of our Lord one tbuturo d eight knatircel. sad ten. (LS) STRANGFO/tD. (LS.) CONDE DE Lit:HAWES. 1 - IV - 7:ALLI GRIME. COit'ENDURGII MAIL. strocKnotto, onavrr 2J. Casette of this day, corrects in the following IMIMIter some erroneous stel2inents contained in a pamphlet, lately published under the title, Ex tract oft letter from Orebro . ), of Aniust I.lth :7 " That two couriers arrived here on the 12th lo ngleaf. from Paris, is not correct ; but on thiPreccd ifg day a traveller Irma that capital, and on the fallowing day. a Gentleman of the Icing's house hold. Neither one nor the other brought any di•patcbes from the Prince of Posits Corro, nor his portrait. As to the statement, that the Prince had offered consider &de advantages b0g (10.6 in ease of 1115 being 'elected Fieuxessor to the Swedish Throne, the thinking part of theliuhlic will he belt able to judge of i'.s truth, when they are allured. that the Emperor Napoleon, re fraining from any kind of intesferniee. li.ft the *holee of a Crown-Prince. without the least in- Spence or c o mpulsion. entirely to the King and hitatas that the eminent .qualities end endiiw meats of the Prince of Poute Como, universuliy atletiow. fudged; and not loose rumours of advantageous of fa!". determined the States of the Realm to grant lathe said Prince the succession to the throne; and family. that it wontd be perfectly inconsistent with the exalted diameter of that Prince. to promise ad wastages lo 'the Swedish trade which, perhaps. it might not be in his power to 'procure." TITLA N g IVO. VI. The Dolt of Otranto (Foucbt!, why, it waaaaid, Lai ataberktri at Leghorn for Naples, passel yea- Wiley through Alesaarlrs. on his way to Paris. .147.4mV, AUG. 36. Gent Guttorp (Gnatavn. Adulpin) it now at Weimar, whither his itlndtnuus Sponse. and putt of his family will follow him. ;••• ilia blew till be tied to heat hum the " No Mdle.. BOILED 1)1. CKS. A Jes By EI'HRAItt EPIGRAM, EA. !Anne - , Gn antiquated maid, Of byp sod vapour sure afraid ; For Li UDY bad mail Mahon through, Theolalel, and old .Inlns Wesley too ; And now and tbeo had diprd su far In coughs, comumptiona, nod catarrh, That as she read, she did garages Sy mptunui in herself arise &tinily similar to those Which bring variety of woes, And send frail mortals to tku! boom Zona &awes so travellers return As Oft Om; whims at:ack'd her head, As (diem 14 DOT kept ber bed, And sent express for some physician To come and help her lad condition. Once J it • came from Warwick Ca.' A man cd probity and kuowledge, Who, Tur his skill, by all is rerkoul An ESCUL•FIVS the ieoPri! High, by big miwit rais'il, iu fame, Tr JUDD? this Serrate, came. W itli look demure, be gravely ty . il Poor Lt u we's tongue; her palm he try'd, And found its beats...ow minute coated—. Exact to steely-sit atu.inutcd " Medan'," quutb be, •• gme you ewe: •4 Once inure yor; tongue; poly, if you plait ; •• Your BILE Ducya—it I s very plain, " Are ieek'd up elegy, aIW cense your pia; " But patience, Madam, I am sent " A day or two will work pest care—. 1 " My BOIL'D Doctor! sure Use ast, " My Cook, can't keep the pantry shut! " My Bot en Ducks Lock's)! it caoaot be; " Run, Bally, tea, and get the key ; Make haste, dear Betty, gelek—dispaml—. " Instant mica the pantry hatch." Sept. 17, MO. • Dr. H. S. J. 1 ■, - - - 4 Ills Royal Highness the Oahe (delimit 'has taken the house 14.4 °coup ed by the at bi s hop of Yuan, in S..uth Andley-street. Lord and Laq RA SCUT'S arrived is total terday, front their seat its Leicestershire. Lord (linovii.La Lovesoz Gown sied Lady (her - first visit in Staffordshire) •re oa a at Viscount Saaliciles, at hue seat at Sandna. Truro assemblies commenced on Thar Airy r ing. upon a new plan as to the management, produced a respectable ossmblsge or compony; the dearth of beaux is reinedgess, and with beatazo% hat areassemblin ! A rrovincial Paper states, that the grains of are An large this year. they desk Mr link brit attempt to swallow tAtot ! The Ilist arrivals at Sssamea are.— Ground and Mrs. Weide, Major *aim, M. sad Downs, Mr. Ricketts, Mr. Morris, Mr. Sent, Mr. Soeik Mr. liodirkicsos, Mr. Bold, Mr. %Talus, Led, sad Abdy. Miss Wilkins, Mrs sad Mils Groom', Roe Jebel Miss Frisk, Miss Alorirso, Miss Girdestos, Misr Gesi Mrs 5,d taro i Idiom Cox, Mr. W. Kiss, Mr. Nue asi Indy, kr. Re, The 1/oembers of Mr. FARQEMAIMON'S given up their house at Bockhood. rid the Or we understand, is removed to Maiden-Nrttlq This alteration will cootilbute mud, to weasel nlrrice of strangers visiting awseishire, as th will be enabled, in the present situation of Cl oh, to rind those accom m °dal bias, both far the aciven and their horses, which the limits of Ba. land denied. _ Masters !loam of ililstoo, Flouts, Or T r piny. and Cony, of St. *ewes. won toe p ~ l medals on Thursday, at Mr. Hones schoil Truro, which are abommily given by 1.4 , 4 FA MoulM to the three belt declaimers is the Lb latiguage. A gentleman who purchased two Twines cni 4.4 W. in the licit Lottery, obtained laity TM sand Potinla! Mr% LIE, of ramphor•bag memory, is &has be led to the Hymeneal sitar by • former adsna Mr. LEE has been dead some years. - eF.ORGE 1. aPked Dr.SAVAGE, at the LeTM hr dlii not e•mvert the Pure when he was it " Sire." spud the Doctor, " 1 had a.u. barer to offer him." On Monday last, a mare belonging to CrA' rliA/FR, or 'drud., trotted agatm,t t tae from terneas to Fort George, a distance of 14 mile' , " site performed with rase in 49 minutes, bon; 'ix II tainutes of the time allowed. Several bets si d.-pendo.g. At Northampton Races, on Weilnesd , y , Gold Cup, with 120 gs in specie, was •on by l.ritrncies Verbena. beating C.:rim/di, Juail. There are now living in Towednack, Cornrsl four Nod Quieks; (to twit) the germ-gran.ifaihs grandfather, father, and son. And w Gliot td.out six tildes distance, lire under the mar C four I laniiiihs—great.grandenother, grni . I h 4 mother, and daughter. As it regard.. the (Jo all their ages nearly stand thus :—The gtest-e.". father 90, the grandfather Go, the father 10, d son 10. Liat week, some workmen employed on theeqs of Wu. CHAXIIE AAAAA Esq. near %%,,' Ilampahire, dug up two earthen jars full of Ito LJ Coins and Medals, chiefly of copper 9:ld metal. One of them was broken by serklent. ; 1 the Ohor ha. been preserved entire, avrl the of that t;entleina,i. Nt,ny e.niia are in-ero.lll with the oscm.. of C! • 1 At:RELICS. G ALI Vita. &C.; the tuctl:ii- HUMEN, awl, on the reverse. a gli:ey. *•". ..OM Latitia over it, .11 % rrV 1c_.1.1. »•,,' supposed to 14.144; 'uce ;ruck on son' turj. I We I decior•i tor. i 1 (or for bd tlfr I. ;)' ael I V., 4g it' l.qi rub• hill t o A is rill • Li, t 7 re ! • •l lo 1. t: 2cl