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P.IPEFN ftstATI4G 10 Tin EXPLOrfIf)N TO THE sr HrtnT, LAID VIE NOUSE rs COMMOIIIIII. • No. i (root V.uut Castlerenxh to the Earl of M chtfltaue, Jetrel itith July, lent. Lottp.-1 Sin coostu.uuleJ by ies Majesty to tr tits tnit In lour Lordship the incloßed instructienh, under the hien 'eminent, fur the dire. t;ou of your conduct in the her - vice wheel, His Majesty lute beets rot:mealy pleased to eou fide to your Lordship's direttiou. I out, e.e. CAST LEILEAG H. To the Earl of Chatham, &c. Sze loc. (Inelosure referred to its No., I.) GEORGE R. Irstruetions to our right trusty and welhbeluved COSISiII and Cuuueillor , John, Earl of Chatham ; Knight of the most noble Order attar Garter, Lies teriout-Ge7icial et vur Forces. Cie, n ut our trout stint. Janos's, this Ifilh day of July, 1509, in the forty-ninth year of our reign. Whereas we have thought lit to appoint you to connuatid a huge division of one fin which we have directed to be sescuthled sod tranopoit:d to the Seisehlt, in order to at -1,1.4 sail destroy the tumid force and establishments which tile enemy is a.. rapidly accutoulatiog iu that riser, iti the tetrad of Walcheren mail at Antwerp. You are, the/chili: upon the receipt of these oar iastructivus, to repair with our said troupe to the above destitiation, and there to tarry effort the following unless, in eunjusn.tion with the (' - tuauder of our Areal Forces, who shall acroutpati) you in this smiedition. You will consider that this coujetut expeditiou has Air its object the capture or destruction of theenerny's ships, either bnililiag at Autumn and Flosloug, or aft** on the Scheldt, tin: &attraction of the arsenals and duke-yards at Antwerp, llineuae, anti Flushiag t the rviluctioit of th e inbred o r IS alelicren, slid the rendering, if poetiLte, the Scheldt no I ULM% r isasigahle for ships ewer. Ii the at taiiivarist of all the obove.useutioned ohjects should be reieleird iuspossible by the many coliccting in ouch etrestalli as to render persesersuer inconsiotent with the sorority orate army, you are iu that ease tease your utmost rudearours, 10 concert with the officer ccitioustsilitig the usval tome, to secure its moans of the ot•je. I. us circumstances rill permit, slid to soon to the seri ices shall be completed, Or sack part thereof as isattuniuble, you will take imissediate measures for re.ernharking the aruty, sod returning with it to England, leaving a sufficient force to umintsiutarasessiou Of the island of ‘Valcheneu till taut (wilier pleasure shall Ire signified. buriug your nett nit this service, you ate to soul, ur cause to beacon to us, through one of oat principal Secre taries of State, euastant accounts of all that puma, sad yos are to billow all such order,. aitil directions as we shall mead you, eiturr owlet our awn unusual, or through one of our principal na et uric* of State. G. R. 140.11.—Diq;uoch !rem Lord riuunaut olle7e.ugh to U, .4Ch.t!,..molaled Wills July, 10119. - - - My I.oa by his royal consinimion, appointed your Lo.d.hip to 1* Gumming* of his Forces is the conjoint esptiliti , m a loch His Mon:sty has determined to send to the tztlichlt ; sod Res Majcpty having', by his royal ivotractioes, In your Lordship his pleasure silk re apart to the a.. j leta sod txttutitta thereof; I ant, ut tate tliture to Ito Majesty'. cousuisitds, to iuclurr to vu all aseb statements and partit ...me of intelligence, is say degree connected with Mit promised mince, abith ale to be ru•uti sumac the records sir .hie °fire, or s Llrh I base been ena bled othei. ise to prorate. also t - atisiuit a statement of the amount of free, both .seal and military, which has been inclosed to procted tut this conjoint • tereditum I sin umisuisodesl to stets tq your Lordship, that Ilia Ma jesty feels iissoroil that his army and navy a all sic with each other in riving edict to an enterprise, thou s hich none has l+teo confided, of venter importance, to their united effrata and, as the surest mems ut futtetb.rolly sorinovnting every wreck, this lajielity hosts that the utloo.tspbit of conceit mid Imriaimy will prevail thismahoot the whole of the ope rations betoreo the 'wiper, ive service.. I am, t'sc • CAbTLEREAGH. To the Eat I a beeibius, k.B &e. (111011.UrP NO. 1 refereed to io No. 3.) Amtivivr 01 NAVAL Mitt E. Noti of the lime. g ships of gout. 3 Ditto or N. VS Fliglt.3l. •3 %TM:WO. 5 Posob-ressels 113 Goo-bitit.—li‘r c 0..," log ntuttars. 17 11ire,1 toter.• 14 1113 , 3 , 63... g, Fist is T 11.114111 J 1;URAW11111 Ttlirtelber • ots the craft emplaced so flit; Majesty's Dock yards Admiralty, I 111, Jute, t.v 4 ;Joelmmure, No. I 'voter., to it No. 2.1 Tuellcia of the Ittogifiteots %boa ottirr ordess fur Portiere Seevire the probable number of r.i.ok and file, oh,. II 'AI embark with each Corps, leaving lerboel kurb torn ere ec at pit wut ale fit fur fluty. (Here follows the detail.) A RITIt ACT. lThvalry, atoounttug to 1)01 Hoards I ufa..y) .6.7 3(131 - amt 9 lawrease of Ca%aliy 211,; es 4 In Dcthict t* • Triiwp with Irwin - 39,493 152 Total . .11.1 t I •N D. regiment of Dragoon will be named fur smire, mated of t►e 'tru sawn 'of t►s Tbinl Gesioun Oeuvres. - It ' r expect, e that the rtgiawats rrit ronharl: pomelLiag otruag•r than ,s he.. 'filmed) H. CALVERT, .i.ij -Gra. • • patch figs Veseatiat Casettes,* h to the Earl of Llintliarts, dNat August b, theft Me Lnrt:r—the.. the atilliarti.rs of oil.tiowle.leinir the feet 3pl tour LoggSh. 14'4 diNmteitt the ed tied :id is soma. re awn MwIJL bsrgh , c loch sere uumediately submit t..i to tier hauy. Sia:,..ety be. entrimiodcfl tie to signify to your Lott'. it.., his must aria ious appritt ation tit the pitimptituile with which your Lordship has 11/4111.11.1 ccd, and the vigour with which )4111 have conducted your operaitisms spinet the aortity The rapidity with which pooresfion has been acquired of the Wend , of South befriend and Vfelcbcren, with ihr ex ception of the tortress of H01t0n..., u the hest proof of the toe: sod • uescy with stock the u.actior ehjtcts of the espe stans will I.e in toot ittrd. The lii.notirahie testimony bores by your I.ordship to the anterpdse, divelphote, sod rooter, which has hooked the remind of the troops Is 'memo of thettuany, has stlurped His )feje , ty the lushest satisfaction. 'tour I.orsfship will be pleated I. signi!y to L.Sentsiortinstileoel Sir Tyre Coate, the fiend Al and other unities employed ow this aeration, ander your Lordship's perviousl commend, as also lathe troops in georral, the His Majesty entertain of Hien scrviee,, and the coolidence Ills Mjjf Fay feels in their future good cot:duct. I total, s.th post personal satisfactimi, the duty thus dr *levied me, of enoveyrng to your lordship the 1i,112:A entire epptehrilifes of the whole of y.itsr proceedings, is the exec.. twos M the shim which your Lordship has received from Na. Majesty. 11.1111. he. 'Sid:ern CASTLEREAGH. To the East at ChelWus , KA: its. turd 1•COUISI C :1 , ...,10 to the Lite.l Alltost My Lisim..-Ir oor dioratat. of the 7th awl elk testae* hire been received, and 1..n1 heron the T. us. His Majesty has observed, with satisf..rtion, the routitited good cotrautt of the wools., as taini.iested is the spirt the sot tar, on the part of the enemy. 11111 the Lventalia the eth, owe repulsed by the brigade undkr the order& of Major- Caserta Grahame It is nitich to be recrettod that tli weather haspeored en unfacoui able, more especially M tlei-ruiral brairefi of your operattous , I h 0.., however, the last few days may II:11C afforded au ttyporlinnily to the Opt effectually to cut off the eirtnniniiieatiou bets. eu Flushing and l'aJpand, auil to make ai retirements on the West Sr...midi, for protecting the more. ;mate of tht. army to 'denser. I um, i.e. (Signed) CASTLEREAG H. To the tail of Chatham, K.G. No. 5.-ssDialmtch from Viscount Cat{cinch to the Earl of Chatham, dated August It, 18 , 1. MT Loan--four Lordship's delude!' of the 16th, ea trusted to Mayor ktrailford, was immediately laid before the thug, Ilil fr , j....ty has commanded me to express lu your Lord ship the greed milisfsettou with which His Alatiesty Saw re ceived the intelligence of the surrender of the fortress yt flushing, in consequence of exertions.. honourable to those employed on the invasion, and which Ills Majesty observes, with pleasure, hoer nut beeu atteuded with any Isariwitt. lass to the army and nary. It is His Majesty's cummistul, that your Lordship should signify to LicuicoantAdeueral Sir Ksre Come, the Gearral and other office,. and troops eniplm ell, suit tiartieularti those of the at tillery sail engineer departincids, His Majesty's gracious approluation of their merrier*, is ternsisintlng, wr hu imierably, a,, uperatioe whirl' has presented no molly urea. *ions of proving their courage, draciplaw, and ,kill, is pre score of the enemy. His Majesty rejoices, that this serious obstacle to the ri. gorous prosecutimi of the ulterior objects of the ispertitioa, Las thus hero scusutrably overcome ; and Ilis Majesty fuels persuaded that I how importaut ulger is will lie followed up without a tumoral's loss of time, with the ratite energy, par smerauce, and rapidity, which has hillieeto thstioguisked the cosine ofyourL id. hipsoperati.ua. Ilia Majesty low horn 'drilled entirely to approve of she terms granted to the gat eisun et Flushing ; nod has ishoel veil, with porticutar *mare, the powerful cavil as well as the marked cordiality with whirl' his army nosh navy have com bined their exertions ou the present 0ft.,1411. 4UII. &C. cairpord) CASTLEREAGH. To llbe Earl of Giuliani, sc. 6.—Dispalde from Viwooal CosHereagh to the IF.ArI of Chatham, slated 2d Scplessiber, tang. MY Leatm—Tour Lordship's diapatels of the 29115 ult. from Betz, hasher's received sad Is.d before the King. Cadet the °Moons Muted by your Lordship, that the ulterior objects of the expedition, its far is relates to operations against Antwerp and the enemy'. fins t, are no longer practi cable, in which opinion the Lientreant-Generals of Ike army appear imaisinsustaly to have concurred, I lame 'oily to cou rt> to your Lordship Kisses roniusaiiils, drat, after pro viding effectually fur the security of Italcherrii, yuu du ie. tern with the eemaiseler of thermally to England. I sin to express, however, to your Lordship, His Majesty's conlideut persuasion th it, previous to your rrtaru, and in toufei ratty to your in "ructions, your Lordship will co operate with the Navy it, garst,g effect 'to any measures Sir Richard Struthers may think fat to adopt for obstructing the savigateula of the Scheldt, uud that your Lordship will also eoufer with that officer, opuo the prattirataility of de stroying soy *oaks the enemy may have timid:ratted at Ter seine, atiould they Sr found 'insufficient importuner to justify the untleitaki.ig w operetious agates' Oleos. I sup, a.e. CASTLEit E.4t: II . Nu 7 —llspattli fnou Virtuosi Castlereagh to the Bash of Clirti.nt,i. 'trued Sept. 2, 18'4. Ml' Lon n—Ttit ordeis Iramisuitieci for the rehire or the at loy to Loclaud, exception of the force ringlet?' foe tiw siderite vi' %relcheren, makes k desirable that I should restive from your Luedship a Rill 'spoil spun the state and drreuri, of that Island, without loss ut time, fur the consolsiota.ni of Ilia Majesty's %misters alms with re. upset to the automat of force that may be requisite to defend it, sod the reprint, which it 'nay be necessary to iotur tor covering the troops, soil atrairtag end improving the works I ant, she. (Signed) CASTLE* L Ati . To the Earl of Chatham, t..t. . . No. t —Di"patch from Lord V teetotal Castlereagh to the Earl of Chatham, tinted Stpl. 3, 185:9. 111 w Lottu—l have received His Slajesty's roam:nasals, to argMfy to yuu' Lordship His Majesty's gramma permission to ar turn to England with the troops sedeetel home, or sr sm.ie after as your Lordship may have routplete.l st therms the aristigeoicuta shish the pahlteeervice ray Oil. ill 4f to you to acquire. I mu, isc. (Lgnetl) CAST LER EAGII. To tlic Earl of Chelbeei s &v. kc. Sac. • No. 9 —Da/mil+ hp* yiscootit Cattletragh to Sir Ere • Caste. dated ad *ept. tao 9. Stn-1 have received your triter of the j lit ultituo , with ite inclosures, irquiriag aiWit I 'medical :ass...twice for the troops is ttic Island of Waleheren. in couscqueoce where. of I have dea.rut the Commander iu•Chief to inatt act the Ilariscal Board to scud out, willoost delay, the Imolai ance you hsve required, *ail also a sufficient quantity of such meth -114,1 as may bast be suited to remedy and rous.terect the disorders there prevalent ; and I have elm desired the Corm mawler•h.Chlel to consider what additiumal cweillsris may la• uteessery fur the troops. 1 un , nr 1,6 C . - CASTLEREAGH. To Litut..Gru. Sir Lyre Cook., R.R. &r. &c. &c. No. tn.—Dispatch trims Viscount Castlereagh to the Cairer ciou.nawilo: Ms Majesty's troops ia Waleistrso, slued tt Septrnibil,.lecso. Stn— r .-ts it n I'll in all probability be necessary that the hoop• in Wslelivren shunt.' In s • furnished with •ate, from England, 1 a.n to acquaint son, that the tractrisaryininsures •ill be taken In austoing as extensive a supply us that at • tide as possible Mitsui the state of tic weather may occasionally be such as to interrupt the regular trausmissios of this *apply, it is of great eonsei l uc h r s that nu uroccessary waste a water should be permitted, and that die greatest care AweslJ In takes in order L.. pieseut the casks is which it will he eastsised from hritq: damage! ur destroyed by the trove You will theretore take such measures ',yen may der..i most effectual for this utopian, and will cause to be transmitted In me a weakly 'clunk of the tiaaatity of water in hand, and. Nee isaatiry earosanted pi' day. It y Claire :led tha a weekly simply of dee hundred Welt Or 0 , 11. n. will be suiticied ; but if necessary, there can he wodalicalty ry iwereasirig qematity to sup amunist that istuy be requinil. I sin, tee . 14C. t Signed) CASTLEREAtiIf. PS--Yew will feel the -neerraity of cossiniag the eon. sintiplie• of the water thus to besaut frwirt Logia•J to the same porposei as the rates of the navy prescribe when at sea i it twists impossible, consistent wilt a • Jae at ration So akee•oiey, to fernish a safticierit sup ply, eithi r for w:whing or culinary parroes is fractal. To she ()Rica romminitng His 31Ajtey's Furcis Walcherea. fiu 11 —Diswitrh from Viscoont Castlereagh to fit Earl of Chatham, dated 9th September t 119. MY Lon n--The p Oulu' and slat:mug accounts net .red of the progreia of disease amongst the troops under your command, km crested the utmost auxisty to the 1111141 Of ti Majesty's fioveransent. Every arrangement which has been sugvatrd, ; the removal of the sick to England, and for the . •••tvehi two of those which art to remain, has been nrd. • I ranput, however, avoid desiring vuur Low , epode, iu the report called fur on the Island , i 1 %1. Astern, Alleh infuetnatioa as Ni.) nimble ILv Map-sty', *ageism to judge of the girsee.l Weaves:a to he apprehend. 4 from this manna 0( the digitate, arm t)err Swamps reqsthed far its de fence. 6 I as t. lie. ksTt.ERLACH. To the Lad of Chirtboro, dre. gee. le.—Drepatch f.em Vir, tiettrreagb to Sir Eyre . ..le d.tt , t oath sept "ts-11 we I,erivret thud bet. tl • lei yfter I s peak of the 17 1 6 Aumaist s , ilzseesi lky atoms iWeneen,rir spettilig llae s;4ltueis , ALklb scans inc,reniyi 4.4.14 the troops under your cinuataud. The first reproohistion :not fad to excite the 1111111 i ilfiniedill6G el.cttionefor site,. stating the calamity by which the twiny soil visited. lon are already in p 0111.1111111013 of the orders e .ken upon the subject, until now inclidlito y0ui,•,C10 , 4 t .. of the measures which have beau taktu aid alsom copy of a letter which I yesterday addris i sihT . to the Coup, wander-hi-Chit', the directions in shich yua,will fallow; likewise a return of the transport tonnage, which wither renasius at Flushiag, ur has been toile:cif thither. wbeu you tumid; the number of medical amistantt ready sent to Watchmen, and reflect upou the 'weenies nem-silty of succouring the dreamed for aid to the writinded in Spain, you must feel how extremely difficult, if nut im possible, it must be to provide an adequate supply fur • calamity so sudden and so exteustve. Every exertion has been made and will continue to he made, for the relief of the troops, and, I have no doffi.o, that you will Lot fail to call in the aid• of every assistaner which can be procured from :he resources of the Island , fur their comfort. 'l' hal part of your alivatch, 'which trial's to the de cursing state of security of the Islaud trout au hostile at tack, is wider consideration —I have, Sm. !Lc. (Sigtstil) cAnuut EAGEI. inclosurr, ro•ferredtc in No. Ig.) is.irter•Master-Gruerars Office, 19th September MESIORAVOUNI-1"pon the sth Anust, the General Officers euminandiirg it' the Eastern District icor, tsiamath, Westerti Districts, were dieetted to select m primurtiou of barracks for the re: reptios of sick mud wounded mem to the event of their ie• turn from Vt'alcheren. Throe arrangements were completed and approved by the Commander •iii.Claiet opt,. the I a tit it.statit. IY the F.asterit district, accommoditioto e. piepsted for 4961 sick st Harwich, Ipswich, Yarmouth, Norwich. In Kea( fur 1,45 u, at Ley) and the Isle of Theme, iade petalent of t is sick already accopusiodated. At Portsmouth, the accommoditans, including Ihmilar Naval Hospital, extended to 1,700. In the Western district, hospital accommodation fir 500 oleo was Iced. &PAM alt, ration in the barrack accommodation iu the Portsmouth district, afterwards took place, minions to Ike arrival of any i.ck st that pint, chiefly upon account of re ceiving men, stilt from the depot iu the Isle of Skight, to make room fur the Duke of Drunsnick-(let's corps. Upon the 9th, instant, the Commander iss-thicf hac rig !clout the alarming progress of the sickness of the army un• der command of Lieut.-General the Earl oft:bath:nu, direct. cil the General Officers commaiiding the Eastern 'district, Kent and Portsmouth districts, to open such quarters, and to enasnip inch hoops, as might 1k• UCCeIII4I4 to accommo date soy unforeseen number of troops and sick, which it might become necessary to choonihurk in - thine districts. Upoa the lath instant the Commander-is-Chief further erected the General Officersconsmatittiog in the Easters and Kent district., to set apart quarters fir such cuurniesumt men as could nut j heir re.,;iments or the depots or their different corps, in order to prevent the limericks opUn the coast, destined fur the first recuption of sick, from being over-crowded. These alrangrusents have hitherto emimpletely seswered the iturntara intended, and will continue au leas at the ra laru tria.ch front the Continent may sen.ler sheen accessary. (Sijned) ALEXANDER Ht/PE, I)ep. 4aarttt.Maater General. (Second alit losure, referred to iii No. IQ.) Middleburg, 11th September; 1809, St it.—The communication I lisve been honoured with Cum Lint.-General the Earl of Chatham, is of set iimaurtant a nature, that I mutt ►egleave to testable his Lordship wit► In., detailed observatiooe on the subject, lima I should preJ suave to du un say ordinary occasion. Independent of the calating records of the unhealthiness of Zealand, every object around os depicts tt iu the mast force. ble manner; the bottom of every canal that has cummuui• ration with the ace I. thickly marred with as rouge, which, A, hen the ti Ic is nut, emits a most uffeasive and 1101•01.1 e thong r.y ditch is filled with 11111 Cr, WI.IcIt is 103 , 1c,1 aoh animal mid vegetable sutetances, inn state of pm tatact on ; sail the . hole island is au air, said so near the level of the sea, that a large proportion of it is little better than a sump, anal there is scarcely a plate a litre water of ['Auk, ally good quality eels he prucere.l. _ . The effect of all those cause of disease is strongly osarked in the appearance of the inhabitant*, the piaster part of whom nre pale tail titles.. SC1'00111;41 is a hrsy giordrid complaint anniug theta. • 'Clinthilaireallre sicklr,'sustrtitaug of the erown persons are deformed. The rinleiasc ilioessesuf this kowistry, remiftgot Uri-Inter °intent fevers, begirt to appear shoot the Isocline or Assail, suit cuotioue to pre% a:I, nnlil Ihr comiucticc4ent of frosty weather checks the exhalations front the earth, gives toot to the debilitatud flames of the people, and slops thereby the further" progres• of the complaints. It is rompitted that nearly • third of the inhabitaats arc attacked with fever every sickly season. If individuals, who have lived is this island from their in. fancy, who observe a degree of threadiness flint caw aciidefy be surpassed, sod who live in spacious apartments, tastbut obviate die effect. of the climate ; it may naturally be goo. eluded what a rumps army must suffer by uens ex rowed..iii the brat instance, lu excessive fatigue, avid to th e iude a rs en ee of the weather, and .ifterwarehr by bring crowded into bar racks, wiser., ander the asont ras/arable circumstances, the sudden transition must bang gessioced a severe sod extruded disease. The health which the troops enjnyerl dnrinz the active operation., was but a proof, u I hwee already had the h o . unite to slate to his Lordship, that the powers .of l u oty anti sunlit, when their ine.zies ere called into action. mist, fur a time, the causes of dimmer. The fever, nitwit aim un happily prevails w the army, find appeased among the h•t• Whets winch were cannoned in Smith Weiland, and on ly began to demonstrate na influence here shout else time that Fluahing surrendered to Hia Maji soma. The rwpidity with which the disease has ristriidnd itself dining the slim! period that. has elapsed 1111111:l dist eviit, altnust ttlicannitited in the history of any otilitary .spurt As the isea•uri 11:111 hitherto been • i&VOtirlAble uec, (for Lot soot dry weather produeex the at • trictrac' ive direas.-s tLe ewes have been slight, bat a ...ry considerable 115/11.1Ner of them have, setwithstandine, natured a noire fermis front, and have dezenerateil into that i.pecies of low Itver, which oft.;nireraihi la gaols, ant other ill-vendlated places in Eng land. A melts, bolt' proof of this is found is the hiss of salnable He. that has alrestly been noticed. and which I am cuuecrr• et' lu mate Ts out dinontshnot. Seventeen taro died in the regimental hospdals of this garrison alone daring the last ca hones. As the progress of the mischief in the abort period of three weeks is much muter them cual.l rationally Lave been cal culated upon, and u scarcely a third part of the %iekly season bee elapsed, it is hardly possible b. couji clue, shod lima may be incurred danng the continuaace of it. The causes wittch operate WI the human frame life so pus rrful, and s gen u wlly applied, that all the precautions anti preys !natives whi c h art can invent, tboargt they may diminish, eau never oh. siMe their effects in any great degree; it must therefore be an inevitable consequence of the British troops remaining ia Walebereit. that a very cunsideralde loss meal be sustained. . . Although I have triepao.scil so ino-li on his Lordship's time, I beg leave to adJ one remark, that I humbly coime.ve of roamwitence, which is, that flame men who nay be at tacked with fever, and recover from it, will have their cum 'mellows en affected by she shock, that their physic- A l powers, 'bee tailed into action hereafter, will he very outgu n:lly diminished. 1 have, *c. (riigriedi JOHN WEBB, Inspector of llospitias. Litet.-Col. Cary, Military !ee►etasy r Le. Arc. loclooor. referral to is No. 12 ) (Private ) ,_ Moldlehorgb, September 10. t so 9. ter—Altlatosgh the commaiiieatioos I iamb Lod lately whit the Earl of Chatham hare bora relics , of a private sham of a public mature, I roma*, it ay fluty to mforto yoss '. irately E of their tenor. His Lordship mot I rase fearer y, sod ht told ►ma that the sickly mate of the 'guy s. — bad had excited nub soxiety mthe reads of Woi Mdijeltio DEATH. O . oTo o es4o ren. y .. t ios e t d , Joorpis titalre!., of Salteeb ca,u. 1.0141 1 4)N --turd by C t, Ciew.a • i• ti •• pylottolool Y 11.• Wino, No 1%, Il . oi 4trh l ;e.e , Church. Nh.stA, hy 1 WAITE, ot —l ", — ' - - 0 , fur sloe P•por e 'ra g is l b. r tfr., 6, ,1 1, del? ai ',Nee 1 itt • plit,lll.o*lrgadilico ll :l l llf 4cla I*%4•4l4l‘l"°dvewitel.rouroomla..l',:.:4l4semeanil.l„,i 7of l os ti, „ 4. ' bald: resteitqleuiree of keeping a Lb iti s l i i, 0 ,„„, i 3 ' 1 . 4 dooms the sualsst tlor unhealthy own von. - I kart the .' II to embroil tot yout,perussl the unwell lira nud e , lensidol,-that Lowdeon rem isdolg p ur se, in juddue s t' sheltie. weatrieollett IA a taliciello, eugi o , an d i ‘ , th, 1 womitanh applications for 4d to ola ditt ett „ t I . 4t *itt ,which lire oppressed by disease, linatirryn.ite snedietil atteartmiee ••••1 hav e , n e. ' ,l, (Signed) JOHN WEBB, Inspect l' or o tt„ the Surgeon -Gotaeral, Ice. Sc. . l/11 M1 ---- (Fourth Inclusure Ili No. It) Downing-street, Sept. v t NEVI' 1 at rt—l.instenant•General Sir Eyre Conde Itse - m".;" , 3 HIS for HU Majesty's leave to reti re from 1114 1 : 0111 1113;:d 4 . 1 Weed of IValcheren 1 am to suggest le tee, di st i t - min, expedient th at a Lieuteustat-Gcueral ;ad two 111 • Tll nerals should be appoieted to the se rv i ce i s the ' Th e Dul In Mc *vent, therefore, that His WtOesty Shtli 'p i / 1 : --1,, ; time, JI return of Lieu tensat-Gepereil Sir Eyre Cate , I s ' in 2 t v rum' S' that you will lay before llia I .lla3esty the maims ut I . lia • 31 * Inuit Gflltr.l and two Mejor-Geueralat to commuted - , sbith • istsuid of IVatedirren. I mu. Se. (Signed) CASTI.biIEiSi Sir Serb, The Ce , mmandcr-in- Chief. . s o, He. ......„—______. .... Mr. A4V ii L I A f A LI,I G 4 ACE. i • Maui .._.........._. hamar poiersuorrit, 4.14. St intim* Arrived the Niobe. 32 guns, Capt. Lolin i r, red 'Flee .larnahNt. She has had a tong and tempest. passage, awl parted from tier convoy, o f ' transports anit- three Merchant ships, in ~ isle , Drit I wind.—Also arrived, the Violet lugger, and if gun-brig, from cruises. al The detachment, of the 3d and 4th Dm • Ell Guards are tinder orders to sail to join their jug _• I meats iii l'ortrigal, to-morrow, under conv e y e t , Etinti Comas, 2-1 guns, C ap t . Smith. ~1-. N 910Vrn, JAI,II. Early thin morning, the flag of trice which : wit. rigid across the Auroriiin Attsbassarior,t,taenol these roads. The Prince, en landinA, any ' tr: El The no with the greatest respect, and every accorumn.hc - .1, Mr I was Riven to those who accompanied lino, as sits . , Mira a theCsptein and crew •of the vessel. We ar r , i t „, * I.beP , r " i ; formed, that the Prince has lost, in his estate,,,t va n. ' ~'''' •con , erpeence of the late treaty between Albin' sell what v France, to the value or near two hualred thsturat larvllW pounds. 05. ; H . M MRISTINCX OF CRISDITORS, AT Glill-D11111.14 s. ,ark' to•tionstiW. 4 Walter Mary, Slusafard-street,Blarldriatf-road,S.r. 5. ref, atatinuer • • A James Ntacklow, Whiteerroes street. hatcher . 3 it - ettotota 'Fhoneas Pllkkirf and Julia Judge, Sudo:a-church, Os. 0- ETI, fordthirc, timber-dealeis - - • Robert Little and 'William 'Mutton, late of H t th e ard 3it eul per Ashford, Kent, linemetrapers - • 3 . Whin Robe's Graves, otherwise Gorses * Dyson, Romeo,. eflri lace, victualler - • 3 .9, Ca Nara , e Salusbury Cotton), late of Cuctfield, Susses, at; and artovolmaster - ,: Is . &death Benjamin Watels,l Finch lane, I.oaiiiin; and ih.410. 1 a 1..! krt. •aV, IllidollcsEN, broker - - - 3 it hnlarY 1 Churlsßennett,jun. Celelvitce- street, Clutched. ' Foch friers, Louden, dr) salter . a s eer ' .C. 1 1 6 0 144 Rullaril Criehley, Frosione, Islington, 3 I "I' mgt - filiddlescoe,''fbibmenooftieturer' . :, 1 -...101.1iefl Remy Devito, Watworth Survey, rep-make - 3 A 1 must James Rowley, Haw-lastc, Clirapside, watylionsennin . I ei at hi Wilmot Parker, Gray's. lan, Nlstkilescs, meruey•scri. . or. vette.- - . - • tle a ' The Jobe Richer t ) Pimaand William Francis Pawn, le ire Markshote, corn-factors ' - . . lit mist Thomas Capreol, late of 1161 top Stortford, Hertford. lissom shire money-scriveser - . - -9 II • e A Lrakiet Spencer, Hositufhall street, woollen-Auer oit 9.611.. Jan.% Prime and Jorietnish Smith, now or tits t - R trust mulkan. ' lace dealers; and of 'Skilitin.bilftl, . 4.A1.. Kn4W-16111, Loalos, hosiers • ilt Rickard Ashby, tliJohlae, Mitlillesiex, tun-beeper • .1 is . .. .I,,seph Taylor, Ware, Ilertfoodr:lsite, tot-deater • 11, a Hobert Collier, thead•court, Mu:brook, London, wise. , • sea meirliant - 141 swathe William %V ilcox, pars o n'a set en, Fel lia in.. Middlesex, a bietnallee ' - - • 111 by I Witham Green, Iftrown's-Inew. SpitalfleldS, dyer • lif Prom Tleomae 14 t rid , I-towline, liethstrare hatter - 111 011 ltstiert H rd. Margaret's. hill, .44ittsweek, lino s. An - drar r _ - - - 111 Soho kmadir, PM. filln•ron, Iliddhues, hoese.deslre / 11 .dot.; 1,4 t, Pationet:'llrearketrer ~ hill, Leaden', ealleuderer I II Pro's Thomas Patillpe,lisagh.eirart, Lombard-street, owe. octets chant • - • - - • .1 1 hi nivinEN us. . Jam. Boobs/lb, late of Winchester-street, insuran , ce- Seeker . - . /1 aTo Tine John .Bennett,. Gouldstone-spurs, Whitechapel, builder - - - - . w so alai William Ogilvie, jun. and Jobs Chances, Jeffrey's. sae vinare ' London, aterclizots . - 111 Milo Barker, nther, late of Lesibtotory, London, merchant - it A to James b illitadoeil, Peetoeville, ifideik sea, insurance- 1 the oater .• - . . ,Juhu l'aneett o , sea. sad Jahn Parses., jug. Lai.g.de. Nit. hill, booksellers - - . 1 •; lieu William Colekei and Juba Colette, Cut entry, ti ar. arp!tei wickshire Knievel - Ii lest t - o - de 1 Thomas Curbs-It, Friday-Mutt, warehouseman • * biro's.. Kuhns, otherwise Yeadou, Berusuudsey-street, loin i Storey, leatheodto sate - I erF4 John Merrick and Samuel Hoskius, late of Al arkdour, oil • London. mid Goternsey, mei citrus. - • I !,7.. Willlene Gore, Akira', London, 51auctoester-weie. 1 ‘lll., houseman - - Ali .. Edward %ranee. jets. Luau fiewultreet, Shoe-lux. loto ~ Tamp-inaunfacterve - i • tit C Jodie Lane, Tlosiss Feaster, and Thomas Boyhloao k o olin late of Nicholas-lane, Lowdown, merchants - i t cm Mit boot Latino, late of tl'hite•Hart eon, Senates- tie 1 , , k., barmy, l, stone. ammo - - Lo John Pao - mots sea. Ludgate-hill, istudeso, I ookseller i is Tki ch,rks !;sh irt Liii., Middle Amid:eel, Slmmlaoe, 1 U. joirretkr - - - ' - - - II h.,, ter „ ; Joo nits Campbell, Cement-garden, vintner - - ,I, b Thomas Wow It, Jewry-sereet, wine-norrehmit - i. !lards ola Nachman, Gra tech arth-sh eet, babe/- 1 ' . tip . d.oher - . • that 4 d heiAreuDollll, .7i,,, t rize of , thud -Janus street, Bedford-newt Ll' 0,, SI • c Lou lt . 11. TO John Chapman, of the Pnvenicat, Sloostield-, I- : j( the in Arr. John Williams, Atrutarrle of the loan of Swao. ,- s, h''' T" ' run 1 11 tits Cavdeituti, near :smith, I ,latinigaa, iromo.or r mop PRICE OF reTttCliti, vEsTr.a vAi . 'N. Bank Styck -• • 1 • per Coot Reduced .. A ovl 4 * **o a paw teat. Gunton, -. ..... ... • ... to; ; i klo o • 4 per Cost. oil ou , a per Cent. Navy Pvrili t„, , hi . IP i 7-otahs Loot Animist' s 1 'epeeist Alumni. a 7 .t- nick.: India stark Ea, keys*, Sills 7 e•puwa it , ia, English Lottery Tickets.. .. .. sot I •a, , vo l , Cal ' 4 Consols lie T. SISH, Sin , k•Soole r • a a, cornhiP, and 9, (•111.1 111-C al. ; _ ti. P : ,.., 1 O, DL.STH. %I Vat Os .Terstolartvist, Mr. Joseph fitaffey. of 3411`1.' H• ,.• Caumetterti o , aged sit _. a „... , ..../........i.....i. , llse, LONI I 4)N o-,-Phissivel by C. aM l'ill. Ake to 4 3,, :ie t 7.."; 41•• ! MS polshohod at Me Othee, No is, Sol 0 f 0 jo . I. pi Cherch,Straud, by J Wil IT f., of Pi -.• P I S t ",::.: 2 . I." • s „ Cr- fur shoo P a per. seal I. the / a t m . , t r ip., r.l . shiti • dely at ',Nee I la.