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welt .aut the enemy, not by fighting, but by fa mine. Every day's march broug h t them Wilier from their resources, and farther into a country iro poverisbeffaud esiratieed in the extreme, where nrd a 'blade of giro' is+ if as suffered to grow, aor a loaf of biead permitted to remain for their use ; and this system of privation was effectual. It is stated by General Sr. SIMOI, taken prisoner on the 27th, that the French ..were driven to the at tack of that dityfrnen absolute want of provisions. But by this retreierir the Allied Army across the Mondego, this of starving the enemy is brought to an end. The whole north of Portugal is lelt open to them, including Oporto; and it i+ to little purpose that the inhabitants in the line of the marsh from Almeida to the Sierra de Buzaco, have heeu ordered to destroy every article and means fit for the sustenance of man, now that the enemy have so large, and some of it so rich a spare from whence to draw provisions of every kind—if, as she fact is, they have the plunder of Oporto, and the produce of more than one third of all Portugal for th.ir use and a. rriee. Capt. BURGH, the b. 41er of the dispatches from Lord Watumueotri came home iss the Cleaner, Lirut. GRERIII. On Friday 'veiling she put lido Falmouth, and landed Capt. Hu Rtill, to whom Lord De Duaseativit.t.a immediately-sent his chariot and four ; ha reached Truro about 1 t • o'clock,t and proceeded immediately in ■ post chaise and four fur ur. I y seiniight a company of the Royal Ar iiliers einharkt•det Cork, for Barbadoes. The men cheered to high spirits as the boats put off from the shore. - - . Saturday, a riot took place in the Prison at Por cliester .Castle, near Portsmouth. Ahem 1 0 -0 m anners, consisting IS Gri a l ottig eel hies, volunteer ed into this Sicilian Rcgitn,iit; and when they were sent into the prison to get their clothes. the French men Termed to let them nut again, and threatened to kill them. 'f bedews, immediately brat to arms, wheii the Worcest-r and part of the Nor thampton. directly inarched into the Castle; and, with the assistance of the Artillery and Dragoons, order was restored without any .hloodshed. The prisoners inviount to above 6,000. The remaining part of the No. thampton &Hula were to march to day for Portsmouth, and they will be relieved by GOO of the Reit Miel.llemx. The Hurapdr frigate, of 36 guns, was launched no fiateadoo. at Parwon'r Yard, at War ns h. sh e aril be coombeitund by the liouourable Captain PERCY. A gentleman has arrived in London. who was not only in Company with the King of Swint( its Prussia. hut who was actually islet him when he attempted to effect hie escape to the British fleet, nadir *hi following interesting circumstance- :—Oe thebetielt, alPillau, His `Majesty met with this gentleman, and. %flee some conversation, Mein red if be were an Englishman ? which goemion bring answered in the affirmative, Oterrsvute after pay. lug tome complimeuts to the 'Brio-h nation, said, •• I will post you oithout further inquiry : I am CU..; rAvus Aleoaroes, procure roe a boat. and I will proceed with Tau to your ship." The Gentle inimiust not it mom. tit, he obtained a hem with four wire; the King leaped into it, and they were positing off, when the guard swideuly appeared, and . declared, paiuting their fre-loi kr, that the crew were dead melt if they moved an oar. The King instantly relanderl, and the Co emending Officee, with a trembling band, presented to His M jesty the order nude, which he acted. The King et first assumed a lofty tone, but was soon soltened by the Modest deportment of the Office- ; who added, 1. You may return to Germany, or you may pass onward to Russia, gut oar instroettims are, that you shall not go to Sweden, or cuter on board the English fleet." Orders. were iemed 111; Thunday, from the Adju tent-GedWers office, for the general leave of eb same for the officers and man df the Militia, to commence from the 14th October, and to continue till the lath March; the officers absent not to ex ceed oircebiril, and the privates not name than ten front each company. The nalpitiot store.ship was so to sail from Ports mouth on Saturday wits, Officers, Sec. for Lord Wseettinworemarmy. A fleet of transports, with provisoes. stores, &e. will follow in a few days. Another fleet is colleetiog to take out reinforce. metes for Lord Writ INGTON'S army. Detach ments of the Duke of Ileueswice's corps, as well as of several other region les ! have been embarked from the army depie, Isle of Wight; and several •fficers go out to j • the Royal Dragoon's, 424, 32(1, Rile corm, * imd most of the regiments in Lord WR1.1.1140-TioDelg army. It- is expected, that this fleet will sail moist the middle of the roaming week. At the same time, a fleet will sail *lib rein forcements of turn aid officers, for the army snider Sir JOUR STUART, and for the regiments at Gi braltar and Malta. Major Woun proceeds with this fleet, with a reinforcement for the 14th, the Adjutme-Orneral's Six Freuch Alariire Officers lately escaped from Chesterfield, end . reached the Kenii•li CGast, seized a Folkstoue boat, and had nearly reached the opposite shore when the Cordefie pick ed them up. They have been ordered by the Transport Baud to be coufined in °tie of the prison ships in the Medway. Two French Officers, on their parole at Ash bourn, a few days -wee attempted to escape. but were stopped at Clic,tertirld.und have been lodged in prison at Norman Cross. A print of Bo* AAAAA E, lately published in Paris, has horn jest received in town, from which it up. rars that he is grown extremely corpulent. He is reprisentril n 10010.41 on his favourite charger; and in the back ground are likekassi : s of JOsEVII Box PARTE, who tholes aged tn. withered ; li. brothir Louts, who has a homers anikegreralble comae nanee ; and a ftroeiiiiis resemblance of the winker. ad King Joacntx ;Menai.. Last week, io diggine , the cnmnson'pewer at Exe ter, several pieces of brass Roman coin, of time Emperor Need, were found, and some of them very legible arid in emu! condition. 'Phose diet up lately near the• Guildhall, were of the Emperor Tuxes: dilkA . 4,* • , V i it•tel ) - . V'. ~4 • • terAt • • - • ..e.'',.. •-,-/AND-,..... sTATE'L4EI r 1 Tariziny Er i •UillAlYllate as in _ rrISII PRE SS. Jel., LONDON. TUESDAY, Otrfolliit 16. The Di.patches from Lord Witurifirovolie . , r e . dmt Sib ley, of which we last morning gave were published yesterday, iii trito " ratitory Gau ll e , copy Of which will be g i in our preceding colunms.—The more we •der his Lordship's report of the tattle of the k, t h e more reason we find to regret that we ot alter the opinion which we entertained of it, siauution to our Contemporaries, all of whom IC hailed it as s Glorious Victory.—From the vs of lltssv the Fifth to the battle of Maids, to the 1 „,... c0 r hour, who ever doubted the i ec i o riu• of littlish physical strength, of British sod • I 13itish valour, opposed to Frenchenen the held of battle ? It wouid be idle to argue po i nt Au generally acknowledged, and proved in a oil instance.. T hat, therefore, Lord Wa s ,. ; l T i o s, with the whole of his army posted, as , • to sidle., upon the Sierra de Bianco. very strong and advantageous position, would able to repel way attack upon him, is only hat we hasp a right to expect ; for it was chosen powtton or purfect security. In ad- that this has been accomplished, we state 'hole estent of the victory of the 27th. The of the Allied Army was about 1,200 . olc.h, and plisotier., and was almost equally valid between the Briush and Portuguese troops. sat of the enemy was, as we stated yesterday. 000 killed, but the number of the wounded is , 110( COUlti tillt be speCified. Lord Wettinw us states it, on the authority of deserters, to haws . and the Ministerial Prints, taking hare set it down in round numbers at • : tondos is inert conjecture. As the enemy, • ever, a.tacked us under great disadvantage., we presume, fauns the Potshot of killed. that the molded could not be leas than 4or 5,000. This .rqcslity in the amount of killed and wounded. the repulse of the enemy from our position, kith it appnrr they had pertly obtained, but ere at leci;th diirto Iron it at the pciint of the yonct, sod is a style thatidiscouraged them from wing the attack, emendates the whole of the wyof the Lord WaLLtirterox having re. the enemy, did not follow them up. He I not el ell remaid in his strong position on the .de &zero. To prevent his retreat to Cohn. and ti.nice to Lisbon, from being cut off, lie flaked to retreat to the Mondego--nrid not Sahli* ass obliged to creissalse Mondego.and aphis pusitiow on the southern, 'bank, thus •the enemy at liberty to march up to the very • of Csinilini. This retreat wee accomplished, .iliketh..t ant, the victory of Talavera, leaving the • • and eoadeal to the mercy of the enemy ; but ilium lois of .'ores, Without extraordinary fa- , ;se, or si.y privation.. Neither wee it directly rryluceAl I.t the battle of t:ie 27th, but by the uu.. 1 armour inhitalte of Colonel TAANIS disision s ipit the pass of S intro open t.l the enemy, L era led Nisils:lit A to cress the inouutains with shale force, and strike into the high road that M, k limo 0 ; ono to Coimbra ; thus exposing the ii.4anity, if it continued on the Sierra deßuraco, heoutflankell, mod have its retreat to Coimbra thence to'Lislein completely cot off.—We have the A I.ird Army posted ow the southern bank of , o with C o i m b ra i n it s f ron t ; and (ad- , o, in the battle of the 27th the tacitly lost st,• tar one braids or Portuguese) with the alive proportion of the two armies neiirly, the me as before that action. lklassea• may '". trwe Lost that he lies driven •us to the t p , wition between us and Lisbon : end s s e;io.' n, is the MOM CI164:11, because, if the drip, n from it, they must retreat c. ; road, and through an open coir.atry. T 4 ,A in the enemy are said to was a ie.-valid superiority h nudtbere, may tact i ilia .aye —in irlv.intage which they had no ',moiety of enjoying since the first commence- ire ' of the retreat from Almeida. But this is all that w e have to apprehend from the rot of th e Alli e d A rmy be) ourl the Mondegn- -1,8; is and biome of Col. Ta so is We 64 when it reached Sari's° on the 2Sth, 1, , hand 'h at post occup i ed by the enemy, and the t t . fr . “ch army ware pouring in that direction into the high road that runs directly • apl moth between Coimbra and Oporto.— pnt informed what course Colonel Tarr thus lord ma ?tient, and most certainly he • 14 not hat e joined the main may. 1' re throw n liiinsrlf in the rear of rise wito.e CJintitiiiveditima with Almeida is .lii in lis e a I I sip t i e y cut off, as they only possess it . :% . .int the country as i s occupied by the army . a nuy here retreated to Oporto—in either ,of : e.is perilou.. If lie has retreat- ,. "Porto his destructio n a s venom, hive. no doubt, occupied that city r „, t ,. t o ne.--liut th e most werimen coma:grimace r'tri at rem nits to be mentioned. It is oli- o "bit itideed,d tas b een boasted in the Minis- curies, that Lord W ettinutos hoped to PRINCESS AMELIA. Our readers may ►est .issitred that the accounts which sprite in a apertviii Evening Paper, of bulle tins, m•asrag r rs attiring with empresses. bulletins being vhewn 4t St. .11sitesii and the Queen's .Pa laces. are gross falsehoods ; as diet* is not eien a bulletin i•:a-d at Augnrta 'Lodge; the rc itidence of the Princess AMELIA, where inquirers' receive answers from the-servants in waiting, and leave their names. The not issuing - rof a medical bulletin we have still to lament ; as, if that was the case, the public waned then Ile in poeiesan of the real state of her Royal IliglilWll4 . lllbeadtg. At pre sent her disorder is ant known, and for naut 4 which, a number of conjectures and reports ate circubited. However, from the best ihforrnation under the circumstances, we have to infur:n our readers. that her Royal Highness is said to have had one of the best nights on Sunday the hurl for ten nights previous; and she sea considered u little bett••r yesterday morning.— This was in some degree ronfirini d by the Prince of W ♦t.es arriving in London at one o'clock : his Royal fligliness is not quite recovered from the gout. 'this Duke of 'lotus arrived also in •town about half-past three. Sono after, the Earl of Lim- Pont. ouiteill upon his Royal Highness) at.York house, to inform him the p.ti neuters of the die notches received boot Lord Witi.htenTow ■stet which his Royal Highness walked across the Park with the Noble Eurl to his 011ice.—Their Rate' . Highnesses were expected to return to Windsor this morning. The Dukes of Sussta anal CAMBRIDGE took the diversion of shouting in the neighbourhood of 1,15 odinir. We are sorry to say. the repnr?s or the state of the Pateicass, the latter pint of the day, were.oot so flattering. MRS. LaTrsovs B.ILL .41U SUPPER. At (her f ithri'v) Mr. Carrow's, Pegvrell Cottage,:' near Itainsgate, on Friday last .(of wnickate gave a brief account yesterday), forge:sod display of taste and elegince may be reckoned .more the filet of the kii.d ever witisesseil in the Isle of l'hartlet„ Tb- ball-room was a large tempority . bssilding erected fur the occasion no the law's the lieuse,- the inside of which was tastefully driiiereed wilt numerous flee., .beetulfully displayed aids; variegated !snips, feAtions, &e.' At one end was a gallery, or orchestra, in !Which were plte4l the cliar.uing hand of the 18'11 Mtwara (41• perform ers), !smiles the nada, hall music. . Dancing cons menced at el. veil o'clock and continued until two, when three large supper-rooms ware thrown open, almost . with the effect of esactiaiitmeet on IM sight ; the tables tieing spread with every luxury and.deli... cacy of the season, jelliee, iCescrearns,•ke. St.. in great ahundarice.—About five o'clock the company began' to depart, expressing themselves highly de. lighted with the kits(' attention of itself fair hostess sad &mita. which, during the whole time, had ap peared anxiously eonspicumis.--Atuon there 'pre lent were e he ming : Ludy Eltrabortmcb, two Hos. Ifemrs. Lir ' Han.. PAM Weliebley . , Lard Cranky, Hon. Mr. and Mn. Harkmatd, Hos. Moor Mardoo . C..l, Hue Miss Beiloll, tally sea Maw Curtis, Mr. T. Omit., the Officers o f tbs gath sag tad Lida Drs.:mum, Mr. and Mrs. Warm:, Mr. Mrs. and Mts. Giloort, Mrs. and Mos Marlow, Misses Carleton, Mr. aid Mes. Mercer, Dr. and Mis Gray, Mr. mid Mrs. .1. Germ', .l ars Hammond, Mr. Rich, Mr. Milford, Mr. sad Mrs. Clantots, Miss Towaly, kc ke. Wt. Royal liticho«-J the Prmetes t f W41.11S visited yertrrday the Duchess of BRUNSWICK, at filocklipath. The Hoke of Ouoticvsfen has cjuitted Cowes, greatly to the ware( of the illhabltallta Hurl viWtisats of the Isle of Wight. On Friday the 6th his Royal Highness punned over to Smthiimptoii, and proceeded to Me!chat Park, where be alept that night. and on Saturday morning set off for Bagshot Park. in his way to Tunbridge Wells, where the *kart...house is taken for his residence, Iu paseieg through Rooney his Royal Highness was greeted wi It the ringing of bells, and the ay . demotions of the inhabitants, who gladly wailed themselves of tbr opportunity to spew their per sonal regard for his Highness, and their grateful respect to the memory of his Royal Father. The Marchioness of Sstasenat'sibouse in Ar lington-street is preparing for the reception of the fainily. Lord Boatnntion gave* grand entertainment, at his house at $ 'Pram, on Friday evening,' to i large party of Nobidty and Gentry of the neigh= bourhood. ---------- Truro Asonahly was attend+ sl nn Friiav evening by about 30 couple of the most respectable I;entry or the net.sittwoirhooti, among whom were—. Lady Lemon, Mrs Dyire„ nod the o.ur Slitter Lemon; Mrs and Mon Dania, Zr. Jodernit, Mn Andrew, Mrs. W khnute, two \twits Stackbonte; Colonels Lem.m, 1.1,11 e, and Enys ; Merin. Daniell, Eoys, Leonard, Joddrell, Andrew, E. W. Steekhoute, dut • Arrived of Dumaitat R's tweet. ErliAtirali— _ • The Marquis end Marchworts of Stafford, With Earl Gower, Lard Francis, Lady Charlotte. sad Lady glillabeth (:ewer; the Reel sad Coeatess at H nrdeirbe, with Lady Ca. thsrine, Lady Curette', and Lady Elisabeth Yorke. . Arrived at Fitatutsu and 1/L401%0'1:L01 hotel, in the came city— Jobe Duff, Eaq of Drusseir, and Gabriel Wood, Esq. Set from Lop: Jobn Usis s .lwll, fur Ardiscaple • Lied Elibsok, foe 0:1611111111 ; James Sisals Scott, Themes iad Richard Staples, Emirs. Mrs. Joan to was tr• perform the parts of Heliado, in the of All in the Wrong; and Nell, in the Fare, of l'he Devil to Pay, for her own •Ilenetit. at the Liverpool Theatre s Iset night, being the last but one of her engagement th, r e . Mr. Pnit.trra, we uticlerata94l l his had • mutt liberal offer to retina to Norwich, for one night, to lend his essiatance at a grand Concert to he shortly given there. • Asottar.—On Monday the Bth initant, the Itiellintmd Archers had a grand . heis t ( the Is.. this pr 45011 ; when, after fiery }whit shooting, Mr. Las. IM was Ilrthirral et:l)ton Id the Gorget, and Capt. of Numbers; and Mr. E. 114 tcr•aLeigit, • L:eutcnant of the Goy , t. .IVEIII I ,IZA rint, E This handsome little Theatre' was lt.t . i opened, undue the auspices of ..hresorv..l4.ll Ai Pasi.ev. The internal decorations exhibit a euintdemlile taste—and tise aeo:nanortatto.: of.. public has been erdu'o*sty ninth it. The entertai merits commenced with , he'Clesrict'Serjotia pun, 'The Deserter of Niristes; in which..isir Jot AS, Siflikin. was UAW h app.amircl; and ml4Twksv tendered the elseraver of Laicise wiry haercamii N The Burletra of Midas follo•vart. The sceitery.d, serves every prone. l'he view of the criestiat gimes, and the cooelove of tlii! Urines. with w. the piece opens. was mach admired. Mr. LEY sustained the character of Midas with gt Comic effect. The part of Apollo was very respect . ably tilled by.Mr..Cositon. who, is his minter.' with Pan, introduced the favowite • air of Woad/end Maid, which he van?, V lib considei taste. Miss Dowoox. se Netts. citid,Mi'a DI •as DapAwi, were itairch Ip,thlurf e<l:.-f 4 New t Deuce, called the Merry Ranier. • ..s4*ltided evening's ei.teit:iinalritis in wh..eb Mixa Tw B.lGit aid roduced the castanet dance; and Missll tram the Theatre-Rmnl, 11.4yroarker, 'a pupil Mr. Glaotix, danced a per sent.--Bnah these fin seances were received with g•-ocial approbat KILKENNY THE4TICIC4LS. The perf ,rmances announced for W e I lle ad a y were, 711 e Gamester, and The Mock Datum; Frtday, The West /adios, and Love Laski _Locksmiths. O Monday seirnight woe p.-rfontteit the Can't or The Inconstant, and the Fume of The Castle Andailinsio..—ltepovt speaks in terfli% of (V. Porsonar 's Oil Atirahrt, tint NIT. it. Porn Young Nes-abet ; both parts were ineat uartii-0 sopport-d, r..eritiOultboutid.a2 upin.au►r.' a brilliant autlieuee. BA 1 If, (►rT. 14. . _ It gives us pleasure to anneume t the tiollose -this* town, that one approar!iing ii:ter Amos,- meats bid. rair_to exceed .any th;u i r of f many seasons past. The once long aceecled Lower Assembly /tonna., ate tewo(ried fur entice'''. cart's, &c. in a st; tplitaettr suitable to the elegant and.nslile iota of this gay place, stinker the au.pic ea of set ladies. and Keer,kisca - el the d•at rank ; swot. highly. respected.. -end aoiremplit;ii-1 rrieletwark Captain Giwynett, has been Assisiord. er %la Maud. to afficidte as 'theater of the Ceremonies the occasion. The routine or arriw.rtnents by thus arranged.: -1-the Tn.atre will be nor Tuewleys. Tl•ursdaye. ind Snttpihiy she Upper 11,...0a55, Mr, King!, M, C. fel days and •I'huradays....ot the Lower K w ns. Ti days and Satricslays.--Coacerth N'ediiesd.ys, at Upper Rooms. under the direstien of Mi.A.he: Fridgys of the Loner "Itoouts, citudinited by Messrs. Leoza. Tilts aijaiszetornt. with Wesel tion of Ate Harmonic Society. at the While 11. Tpesdros ; and the Catch Chris at the Willi t e 1.11 Friday% ;101.1 . ccrtAiti'l fisresiab variety in 'must arausetnant, not toles snet with any where "ow,. . cept in the trietropnl3.-eAhel Moysry, r-q. Mayor Elea, reseed card's, on the 9th Instant, greed dinner at the.Onildilail eta Ft flay licit. 19th ;As, which We learn that it ..erlsurws etti rot days for the B.ith COTpantiiO4) to pfvpitar• f-s4l-I—Joinstone conchs. ed his enipsgen.e.' lag night ; the hon.r was crowded. Alia. Vi 'Mrs. Sterling.'sod Mr. Short, made their tirtt .rey's end bow is a Bath audience, aud Weft w e ) costal d. Mn.o Titomato% had a *elect Marty latt aigl her house in Groarrnor•aquare. • • Jona Govt.' sin, Esq. of 'Marlborough. is pointed ~ne of Ihr Rrertr••rr=(ituetrl ui Wtlbki in the place of Mr. BOWLEf. . The Nobility, Clubs, mad Sl.eietiea, respectfully informed by Hnassay sod Co.. the State Lotte,yw.ll be ar.in it on F. (DAY SI Hoariest , and Co. solicit the fusions* of the P. on the present occ.:sion, on wli.ch d.iy they hop divide among those who bosons 'bent with it commands. a large prop ot of the Two Hond: Thousand Pounds Price Motu y. The first...dr Sto.llool. 'prize. and the last-drawn 40.0001. shared and sold by Holt SS r and Cn. at No. Cwrokill, and St. Margaret's Hill, liorrwitl.. Lord ATTI.PREKOIi has became a subeen'ber the Nails which have Leen appropriated . for / erection of a superb Rowan Catholic Chapel Doesegil street, •Biilfitst. Punt,tc Comm. aisvonss. awl, M, rt.slire.--.l'herr is OW Berometcr of Abe saute st pecuniary affairs more - accurate than CACTSII:II LUCKY OPTIC'', for ila sore 4 , 14 prosperity diem*, Fore l* his Office to be visitid by Humbeie s. Wit husiores lest work was very ?rein. and this weir it will be south greuttr, as it is itaitoss:hle this? tilt Public can he tosensible to the very imperil r $.l. lace with which the Lottery, winch draws hest Frirbiti, abound , . , Out Monday Ots list inst. betwt en three and Co* o'c.l.o.ik is the 'thorium'', as an elderly Ernilflllan t $ Mr.SHPRRARII, who lived st l-forold'ss.erreet. was Teternms home Irons the ci y, or after In- 11.41110 .- aalk. he wa- killed a few pares beyond the Cdeia‘ bridge, at If irolinorroes. A country fellow; who was sitting on a CninniOn cur, with a woman ea the other site of it, drove so fu. iously from Nee. -strvet, over the brid„,e, and throngh the barri..-4ate. that the horse became untuntorreable. ono iin•nei after passing the gate plunged from the rooks:in rho 'footway, and with • violent jolt of the car., preen '• tat,rl the poor gentleman down d ran nifty Lin.. His heart weir broke, for he inetatitly espirt'is little farther on.olle WonVID was hurled fro it 1414 . • 4 et. • and r•-criverl seine injury shout the head.- The esc.ii•Pil, hot is known ins many in Os .tioixls., bourhood. sod the "entitle! et the beefige y ar n e d, that he was intutite Trite shot linogaccideat. direful is itself, was,io its egret en the the petition* who hot the misfortutre to siiturioi the . much heightened by the areinittng flistmo and despeir of a respectidele getron, she wife; or then frillier the widow of Mr. flutaattats„'who. secs alter the tragical ell - lit. had arrived at the s p o t.—,-Sonotial n.sa*,lonelt wee procured as nos posaide, hot the case west's* sill hemeut 444. ' - ..1. T. r night :-. i Ind *l-C• cwl- of the num. : ... Net of - '. := . ,' LS, 1•11 . .. StLEY og.---- ry•tle. : 4 1514t revg: .51 ,!• , .. t . • - :":. fil&t. ; f t , ..., L'lla l, ol '' • , . i . r Th . 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