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• • . 1 • • • • P . -tenets!. Ond tte'itai vlristen frojitiblotoOds to the Viiinge of Mtibletit*th • .• " eleven in the evuothxthelltUerie4 rsised against Enzersdoif roceired orders to' begot their !king., The howitzers set this unfortunate little tawu on lire, and in attic less t -hour the enemy's batteries had eras-al to oleo o. " The Chief of Battalion, DeisitEs, Direetoi of • the Bridges, aiwl . Engnit;er of the Marine, had prepared, in the Island Alexander, a bridge of SO tosses, of it singlie piece, cud live great ferry boats. " Colgan. Stints Croix. AdtedinCinup of the /hike do Ithroli, mniAirked iu hinges with J. 500 men, and landed ea the left bank. " The bridge of a single piece, the first of the kind which has hitherto hero made, was fixed iu less than fire ninnies, Anti the lid:miry pausal user it with greut ra , artny. " Cept. 13:Utile fixed a bridge of boats in en hour sod a half. .• Capt. Payeritioade formed a bridge of rafts in we hours. " Thus, at two o'clock of the morning, the army }taut four bridges, cud had (!eltAtched an the left, 1500 Wires below Enzersdoil, protected by •the batteries. end' Cie right opus Vittati. 'fiat_ eve. of sheUttise de 'Leah ft...turd the let; that at Count thiditmt, toe erotic; and that of this uoive of Auerstailt, the right ; mop; of the 14iste tie route-Corso, the Viceroy, mid the • Duke of &put. the guars,; and the cuirassiers !Milord die second line, cud the bodies of reserve. Utter darkness, a violent storm, and rein, which tell in torren)y rendered this at 'gilt as frightful. as it was propitious to the Freak i hinny, sod was isbuta be glorious to it. Ott the sth, 4 41 . 6 5-breaks every age Portkir"l taint had berg this iirrijeet of the Lauperor. w ho Was Viva, with his whole army, arranged iii order of bugle, at the extremity of the enemy's left, havinitiertied aU his entoniched camp., haveng rendeeed his wnijk, tireless, and thus *tinging the A tunriiiiis.to abandon their uusitions, cud come and of him battle ou the spot that was convenient te hint Tlie great prubleei was thus resnlttai, vritlioat the oil other paint.-..with out receiving aitV prutrraoq f this works lie hall raised, he forced the enemy to tight three quarter, of a wagne from his revLmots. From this 111011/elll Inc greatest and fiap v ,i et sr:silks ivere pet a.geel. " At eight w the morn ii italteilev *ditch hail played Upon Eititnainri haul produced such an effect. t•iiiit the evilly w,l O 4.1)11 4 red to let It be 1,: ) . au wore thin' four lomat.' is. ~ 'fir Duke of itiv•di dispatcher! Ins'ke s t Camp, `.tuts- Cr,,,Croix, ag4i.sat it, who slid aunt meet With a great resistance, • and took prisouers all wbu eamained in it. " Count Onylinot surrounded the Castle of Such- Mitring, which the enemy had fortified, forced 900 melt, who defended it, to capitulate, cud took It Omen of commit. 1 • 4 11 m Emperor then caused the whole army to sP'ead itself along the immense plata of &tiers dratE BATTLE OF ttiZERSDORF. Ia the ihop, while, the enemy, voofoulided in all his projects, gradually recovered from his slab- Instilment, sad caoleavoured to regain •rivine adroit tps in this new field of bottle. For this purpose, be detached several columns otilifinitry, • consider able nOmber of pieces of artillery, acid all hi s cavalry, as well of the line as the new lest's, in order to attempt to out-tlook the right of the French army. bit Collseitakies. tW okeUpleti the vittage • t FlistseadorE 'I &atom. Ordered G.,- l i te r a l I intinint to tarry dais rihsj.. In the right of hith he Lent the Duke of Aueratievh, us order to prbtee.; to the liesil-goarteys vet Prise* Charles, goiog always from the right to the leli. " From noon till nine in threeveniiig t the Fiesich armies iodine iirreil au (lila inulaaieee plasm All the sillwes were occupied, and Mica the Freiiiii had reached time heights of the entrenclieJ vamps of the enemy, they fell of their own Ureotil, knit Ail if by eurhanuneut. The Duke de Ibvidiyauseti them Übe occupied without resistance. It was thus we seised the woik, of Esslitig suit GrweAspern, and the labour of an days was of no use to the enemy. Ile made sonic resiitainer in the village of Risseiv doff, which the Pi nice de Porte Corso caused to be attacked and curried by the Sa l ons. The ene my we. every where overwhelmed by the sum rioriti of our tire. Tins immense 'held of battle was ()o vert'sl with his remains. BATTLE OF WAGRAM. " Strongly Manned lay the prngresit of the French army, and the great succe.ses which it ulstuiueel, with scarcely soy effort, the enemy pat all his troups in motto'', and at six isi the versting he oscupied the following position right, from. Stisdilsit. to Gernsdorf, his centre from tiereselorf to slid his left from M'agrain to Nruyie del. The I. rench arusy had' its left et Cow- Aspen'. its eelitre at Itiow.hillorf, mid its right at Gleiainelorr. to this povition, the day wa nearly at u I lobe, and we kid neer...airily tam expect...a great initt;c tin the morrow ; bat this" was to be 'voided, mid the position of thr yarns!, to be in tersected, so as to prevent ilsin krOal (Orient. , ant - plan, by taking possessiou. lit she slight, of the • 'sitar of Migrate, In this ease, his hoe, Awash* or ass iinfiltilee length, being suddenly ussai•eil and e %posed to the chances of cambia, the different bo dies of his army would be dispersed, without older or direct:on, nod we should succeed, st tie ens, rut«, and without :they serious.engagrinent. The Attack out Wa... 0 :1121 tusk place..and Ott, troops look nom. , session of the ',nage! but 11 coliUnis 5 3x is ti . m id e column of Frenel., lastoiak each other, in the dark, tar eineCsivt, and this ow. ration failed. a. ‘t*, thou ' ,ovary.; •r the indite of it It appears. that the dispm.itions of the Freud' iy nroil and the Atistritio lilriwral were inverted. T E uperor passed the. night la accumulatein. bpi forces trrsards his xentre„ v.here be sow ruper:oio: within cumiou-shat of W,ith thts the Duke de Ricoh inortri own, the bit of. Adm._. klau, leaving at Aspen. a .1 dividessi.leitil cir clets fur it to fall buck, in ~4e of neressity. tipou the isle of Lotem. Tru , llukr r.4jeiv teal ordem to len er imoecitpieJ tic vollav-of Croft- A loam' dint night, to approit-h the warm. Tile Austrian tletiend, nu the contrary, weakened lA, centre, to secure mid iingsflent 'lris extremities, whir+ he still lit:ther - extendeol. • `. " Our the Gtis, at day-lireek,:tbe PODIA' de Phute Trr - 4 7 we''" , -r --- 1. to reach centre. put Bellegarde`i corps r Stadellatt. s etarps of Collowrath, Lichtenstein, and Hiller, con nected their right with the positiOu of %Vegetate, where Prince Hohenzollern was, and with the extre inity of the lilt at.Nettsiedel, where the corps of Ito senile% de/nate/id, in order 'el's° to out-flunk twat of the Duke of A uerstilt. '('he corps of Rosenberg, and that of the Duke of Anerstadt, moving in typo at te directions, encountered each other, with the first nays of the sun. and gave dm signal of battle. The Emperor iustatitly repaired to this point, ordered the Luke of Auerstadt to be reitildreed by the divi sion of the Duke of Padua's Cuirassiers, and the coops of Rosenberg to be attacked in dunk by a bat tery of 12 tins of the division of Count de Nau ss:nay. In less titan three couriers of no hour, the line corps of the Duke of Auerstitat pre a good ac coupt of the corps of Rosenberg, defeating it, and driving it beyond Neusiedel with considerable loss. " In the mean time, auantionuile commenced along the whole of the hue, and the enemy's dis positions were every moment diseoveriug them selves. The whole of his left was secured with or ono might kite said that the Aiistri , th General was le.• for vietitr, ..at was look ing only to the 111.1C41411./! uprruviuK it. TillS ins positiop of the roomy 11Ce.00II 160 absurd , that -ntlie snare wed apprehended, dud the Emperor dchtyrd , :soine tune before he entered those easy dispositions which he had to make. to disco:seen theta: of Cut enemy. and render theta fatal to him. lie ordered the Duke of Revolt to liejake alt attack ou the cil -laqe occupied by the emery, tind whelp somewhat straitened the extremity orthe centre or the army. Lig ordered the Duke of Auttroludt to torn the po sition of Neusiedel, and thence to push on 0,,011 WilgC:111: and lie fenine I the Duke of Ituglisa's troops, acid those of Gen. Macilintintl. in eoluion , loyalty Wagnoti at the rnotnent the Duke of A iter ma& should Mohawks. .4 Whale these proceedings were hiking place, in formation was received that.the enemy - was melting' a forums attack upon the villav e;tivied by the Duke of Ricoh ; that our left was nut-Ranked by JOHO tinsel', that a brisk cannonade was already . heard' at Gros-Aeperu, and that- I lie space between' ..Groie4spera end %Vagrant seemed to hr vied with an immense true of aittllt:ty. T here c... ou longer env room for doing. The enemy hail 111{10. miued an eno r mous fault, and we had only to pin fit by it. The Emperor tustatitly ordered Genera Macdonald to fortis the divisions of liroussier anal J Lem/argue iu coltitues of attack. He ordered the division of ISiansouty to be sinap9strd by 'tin:, horse- guards, and a battery of On guise, belt7ugi lig to the guards, mid at) erf didereut ether corps. General Conant Laurieton, at th 4 Mont of his battery "f use Intrulred Firma of ittillrety toarehed at a trot spinal the enemy, advance:l i. Aleut tiring to wit n half gull-.list distance, end there open rd s' prodigious lire, MrliCil stlerced that Or Of enemy, and 'spread death minting General Nlacakomild then eilvanced et the pm" _ A le charge. Übe General of Division Wide, &MI the brigade el fusiimes nod sharp-.litioters of the guards. sup? atill Geoentl • Al l edmialil. The guards made a e .tinge in order in retelZr that attack iufall ett'instant the enetity'ii c en t re lost a league of wrothisl; Ills tight lasrame &tweed, and perceiviug the daniell'UO* 1.0.1141011 its which it was placed, rapidly fell buck. The Doke of Rividt, at tile* tttttt nein, attacked it in front. IVhilst the rout of the centre struck consternation inte,alie right of the 'twiny, and precipitated its movements, the left was attacked and out flanked by the Duke of A serstudit, who had carried Nen sue,lt I, and who, hiving piiorii the elevated plain, was marching up iti %Vagrant. The divisions of Broussiet and Gudi h coverwil themselves with glory. " It was then only ten in the mornieg; and those wlitt had the least penetration saw that the fate of the day wasrdecided, and that the victory war ours. " At limit, Csit it Oudirtot marched upon W.,- grain, to :toast the Attack of the Duke of Amended,. He was successful, and carried that important posi • lion. Aber ten o'clnek. the enemy fought only to effect his retreat ; at twelve this we. manifest ; was conducted ut disorder; long before clerk, the enemy was roll of sight. 1 tar left was posted at Jetelsee and Elienalort ; our centre upon doll: and the cavalry of our right extended their parlous ter tot Shoiskirelien. " 011 the 7th, at day-break, the army was in mo tion, and laiitcfsiiig upon litornettbourg and %Vol kerschirf,"aild loot some posts' near Nicolsbaurg. The enema, cot off from Iliongary and Moravia, had been forced to fall back upon holmium. " Such is thituariiitive . of the battle of A n agram, .a battiv . ckd ya islet ever timmorable, in PYiCh from three to four haudred thousand. men, and from twelve to Brteea pteetwolioissrassw i e •cisiktewthod gitiot Upon'. field of battle studied, planned; and liTrtitled by the eueiny fur several months. 're ir-p.Str of Indoors, 40 pieees of cannon, teition•priarisitirs, itatiuding iwl.vorro 3 and ton ollitrers, and • isousiderable number of Colonels, mid Msjorii; ore the trophies of this victory.• The fields of battle are covered with the s 1 tA, ; among whom ore the bodies or several Ge * Heists, and among others. one culled Norman. a Ifre:chulaii, >t trA;tor to his uountry. who prostituted ttilciita wain..* her.. " tilli.tilAllo . ll wounded have fallen into ewe bends. 'flume 'shorn. he aliatidimed at the coin usenceicia or the Setitin Welt found in the alba village.: It 'may be calculated that the rrault I'.l. I, title win le that of reduciug the Austrian army to les. thati iithitou men. • o.ir i;sa has Leen cipinihtertible;„ it is estimated st ;6500 in killed, ai.i frolas 3 to 4.000 . voroOol,ll. ! ••• The Duke of itittoi, at the nioniest. whet' lie t ea • preparing fir ass attack with the cavalry, had his horse that deed - by a- cannon -Lull, which fell upon kiwadelle, :Cud .ligittly grazed his thigh. The (;•.m:ral of I)ivision Lasalle was killed by a Ile was of fi cer of the greatest ariv4i,„"itid tine of ~nr in-.t light eivalry Generals. b l ic a rin n tienvtol Wrede, aud Generals S . .. glory. " The Officers of the Stuff are preparitig a re turn of our loser:. " A particular circumstance incident to this grand battle as, that the columns tiearest to Viso.its were only about 1200 tuises from it. The mitnerous poptiletion of that cnipital covered the turrets, the steeples. the roofs of houses, and every elevated situation, to witneas this spectacle. • " The Emperor of Austria left Wulltersdorf on the Gth, at five in the morning, atilt asieraded a tower, hum which he had u view of the field of battle, and where he remained until midnight. He then set off in all home. " The Freitels head-trartera were transferred to Welkersdurf„ on the meriting of the 7th. • TWENTY-XIXTH BULLETIN. " woLsitsuutii. JULY 9. " The enemy's retreat is it d. fait. We have col lected a part of his buggs,, , . tits viduroled fullest into our !muds; we hirer already inure than 1.2,00 u ; all the rillittiers are tilled with til.'lll. lit tire cr six hospitals alone we have fours' more thou ;Auer. '• The Duke de Ricoh. pursuiug the enemy .by eireudy evolved et Hollabrunsi. " The Doke de liay,usa had at first followed ou • s!ii• road to demon, which he quitted at Walkers !;•,, ia order to take that of Znium. At mime e.•• k thus t2orsiitig, he met. at Las, a rear-guard, loch lie routed—lie took goo of them pressmen. Ile will lie to-morrow at Zimmt. " The Doke of Auerstadt is arrived to-day et Nicold.ourg. " The Emperor of Austria, Prince Anthony, with a sone of about '2OO chariots. coaelies, and other carroages, slept nu the fish at Erensibrumti. the 7th at Ifollablunit, the Oils at Zimini, whence they set out at note of the morning. According to the re- Winn of the country people who conducted them, their dejection was extreme. One of the Princes de Ruhau was Aloud wound. ill Pig the iielal of tootle. Lieutenant Field-Marshal W is. salsow iea is envort4 the prisouere. The artillery of the guard corewst itself with glory. Major Almiwille, whst eounnaocled. was rhe Emperor has Made lean (leiter:a of Brigade. The chief of a squadron of artillery, has lust an arm. These intrepid artillery. men displayed all the rower of this terrible weepon.• " The hors chasseura (Utile guars: charg.al, drove buck, on live day of the battle \t ov . :1.114 three birtiares of tawdry. They took haur ;Hee., of eleellel. The light-horse Poles of the guard charged a regiment of prikenteu. They took the Prince of Auersperg 'prisoner, and captured two - pacers of cautiou. " Tim Saxon Homers d'Albert charged the CM -rainier. d'Albert, stud took their colours. V. was a very tiingule: thing to see two regiments to tie- same Colonel Bglitiiiir one iigaisiq iLe oilier. " It.aopears that the 'enemy 14 ausintlonnig Mo ravia and Hungary. and is retiring into 11.4winia. " The muds are carvermiwith the men lielunging tn. the Landwelar and the levy-ea-maw, who are ie. turning to their home... " The limes whichllesertion is adding to those the enemy has stistiatited in killed, ivottioled. and primcswers, are concorrn.4 to anniliiLte his misty. " The itinnetnits letter , ' have been inter cepted are a striking picture of the iliscooteut of the hostile army, mid the disorder 'Ands reigns iii it. " Now that the Austrian Monarchy is withotit Imps:, it would critter being ill acqosieted With the churacter of those who govern it, oat to expect that they will humiliate themselves us they did after the battle of Austerlitz. At that epoeh, they were, es stow, without hope; Mid they exhausted all their protestuticits stud oaths. During the slay of the 6th, the enemy-emit a few !misfired men to the right bank of the Danube to make otaiei yahoos. They re-embarked, alter hark; lost a few men killed or take.. prisoners. " The heat was eecea.ive ou these days! The thermometer was almost constantly at i 6 degrees. " There nee great quantities of wine. In one village 3,004.0..0im pints were found. It has happily Go had qualtt. 'twelve of the most considerable villages in • the beautiful .plait of Virtue, such es are seen its the mighltourhood of a great capital, have beets hunt during the battle. The just hatred of th 4 notion is, limit moose the guilty men, who have drawn upon it all these calamities. The General of Bri g ade. Laroche, entered N or. tuburg on the 38th of J;lne, with a corps of cavalry. and proceeded towards Bayreuth. Ile met the eiomy at Ileseritheim, charged him with the first provisional regiment of dragons*. and cat pieces At *to apposed him, and took two pieces of cameo," - Dispatches were received on Saturday at the Ad miralty from Lord Coo.titi Gnaw), but their con tents have lint transpired. The funds II Re experienced a considerable fall, in consequence or the weirs from the Dinimbe. Au American ship of war, we learn, is arrived of Liverpool, bearing important dispatches from the Government of the United States to our Govern ment. They are supposed to he of a favourable nature, as cotton fell at. Liverpool soot, alter wine communication had taken place with the ship. A shocking murder was committed on Tuteriay night, cn the road leading flow the village Of Pepper, New Forest, Hants, to (ioring, by two fel low.", on the body of a smuggler. who Wn• convey ing 4otne plopert ) io a tilted cart, rn company with a little girl, his dam4lite r. The rallians demanded •the uran's money, but having a quantity of gui neas about hive to convey to Poetsmooth, he r - fused compliance with tltr robbers' rt.ipsest, when they beat his] with bludgeons sista he was de prived of life, and got at hr property ‘ learns; the little girl bound in the ran, obit after taking MT the horses and taming them loose ea the Commas, the villa* deagaipo. PEW 00410 k. • 7A • NINON. Mt Pt. cast air alpallagehat t • Lacligaid, a duke. lisu -01 or *map paper, at • Me eopadeaut taut tic. lLthle gni t il lictratista his labui, kid hal beta twteu .ter, appraiwakd Liter ; be tiLit et 'humid be rotheasi, tr.t was pacified, up** beats hauddleraer to the paw, welt u • doe sufutitasate wait eouteaioll) said, " Tbses_ried. )' .41 • it me wben I COM, to pur priwa." tue wdL 4t , to , and declared biter to be c mullet. uedyoiladada.d. tram B edlam a foliated. He sum. istowcvlo, eaumitilhatt94 trial. z As the &v. Mr. Weight, Carats of Lame Salton, Mit a l a shire, was rsiornimg front Sutton, in that urialibitalbe a d, ow %reiluesday ...ening, where !reload bcru burying aegra he was rioleatly attacked by a bull, which us. gratirr r a pasture thruagh whirls the foot-rood to the sltaitataitassis, and was go etre idfully guyed by the furious liOttatl, that same time his life was 'impaired of, mid trau 1111 W In la INA perfectly out of danger. Ou Tuettliq„ a putition-wall of woe of St M...) bottles, Ua-taue hbreitabaiy, full ..tinku t bea ram cr the eel:. opened the duoriaft helium... awl 41.90 tr. ed, half bui-icd with brick, the old JIM diterepi4 4pin kt ik y , toqi•tber wills thr ruin', bad sunk eta the vault she weaseaterly dnirernib!e amid the ottr.i by, the *pruned &meal- 4 her *Le plc 'as a h. r--" unhurt unij,l tb. nut of Lleareuta m she wl c l / 4 u 3 5•..11 , :." At li.gt be 4erilined iti•erstriug otter.. is .te 11414 C. t r rent 're ber ; our cusl.t the OtAnta *whet t.r the vg.hal.d g-tt m u tues h.ibitautt, ipatined, 'ill it 1.4 , tiket)t..-ti Shot tit. a t . • like *Mary in site holes sada/at 0.4§1 of it. child, about tie years aid a bait ott!, .on IC , d••• 1 44y crept unperceived treliiivi Lie 14thre, Rory, while moist,. hay iwa Seta at Llatigalta, nr.i. • . •n• gee, and the scythalmtknaig his belly, he exatir. I &a.... • The ferliiiga of ddlimppy parcat samba begin cue •ca than desk:lll,rd. .. MEETINGS OF fREDITottA AT OIALDIIAL.L. TO •mon ROW. • 4. H. Joseph Weedue, Albiumplace, Blackfriars'-rund„ loner - - • - 3 10, Henn Newman, thiamin-street, Lotalost, currier - l to Richard Rasher, Ray street, Clerkeuivell, va-toager J to Even Thome; Davies, Great lYartierstreet, well, lineu.druper - 3 12 Henry George Plaskett, Ilogrisolutie, Bread-arta t kill, Losidoe ' victualler - - 3 to Joseph Dodds, Alderagete-street, Loden, goldsmith 2 to Eduard Harris, Gialetomattuare, Millitecliatel, sta tioner - - 4 10 lltredmatt, ErsonweWs buildings, Ru,e•stri el, Soho. adviect-maker • - 1 1.. • DIVIDENDS. Williams Tlenslip, Shedlitook, Stifrol::, tenser - Game *edema, I. lerher James Reape', lilt of Deptford:m*l4o4 n , rat, • holder - - Frederick Franc's, Chloe's( J.:id.l4e ex, oroith - I Riclonal Laiiruice, New tt ll,Tkehtre, kirk bt". 1, ) ir.}-MTIFICAT it char.! Jeffrrtoii, Of le itot• prar , Mll triselleti.2e4 • .er. 4 Ilhaui Owl:seams, of tstor.-r.poolhail, emolWa-draptr 1%,i;- Pi e nte ! , Of titeAffi ll er, 44.1et0r James Homy Alemaider utter lilog.M-evemk:Pieelleet a , nursersl/1.1.. 901111 Law* of the Old J,' rt., London, w Joins Shah, late of Blooius4ur)-space. 410=toutsg. oat Juha Bacon, of St. Mary-hill, LiTdool, M o w, cootwell, Park, dealer :tad asaamen, John Jai•lsson, of racrffiaor, Sirrrey,•norgeaut, and lete of St. Swithein nor, Comma-Week useiviletift. Robert Thosones, late of Solithora, Serrei , bawl" or late of Craven-huildiiiii, Denry-lasie,..Slidtheirea, deader and chapeau'. Walter Powell, of Lomb:int-drag, Leman", %WWI . : John I.srckl.ert It..roard, fortiori,' it.'"theetpe)f-rourr,Threg iourtent-streim, 1A , ..111tm, Litt. of 1111111:19-Oplet!,..1610ellea. stink • broker. , Gem te ILlrrisia, of Gleba. sin et,; leapPlitt, dlevea, carpenter. • A ..fol . rcy Wrirlsoese, mud Ins man Tax ace'/. the very choracters of " Spititainl 4.41ti:.00.-" of Gseaves, revUed, • are- now treverainz the itlidlitittl Counties; on ohm they cull a mission to preach the Gostwl ; but if or may judge from • what oe . hive heard of their behaviour, Bedlam is the oiey proper place of reception for thein. It is high' time that such diaturbers of - the pnblic prow.* •• alionld be tuabjetited to tlw itittlberity 10 the Loa ; and even that the laws si 61 he rendered 1003 e effectual to cheek ignorant itretmolers, end insolent fanatical meddlers, also pervert the lotialtp •sbei enjoy to the most nuaaorthy puttposi3.—(o.rftord Paper.) The report that Capt. BARCLAY het joined his regiment and gone with the Expedition it erroneous. S,:FN'atermru'.i.pprrnticea, belotignig to Strand.. • lane Stairs, mined ItISL. WHITS. WaititST 9 l.lllll3- • 131tElf,, Dul.LoT. and CioTi.v i .et • two O'Llftl-k, row I rum thence.to - Htseprfeitibitabire and hprk to Temple Gardens, and cetera to the' starting place. The competition is for hats ariti • other prides, as a spurttn exertion at their °mi. PRICE OF EIfOCKS ON SATURDAY. per Ceut. Resisted a priCent cyanid. a per Coot erg t a per Cwt. ?amp gni La Alumitles ..19j 1- tliiet lam 11140 SP& !,,LL t9 20 prom, Electioneer !life English Lottery Ticket 5............ s. Console for o7ii fit T. BUSH; Stuck-broker, a r Corehilt, sod 9, Charing-crow MARRIAGES. On Thuredity, the Rev. J. Storer, A.M. Eerie, of Ilse kr worth, Nato, to Miss Omelette Wylde, te.reutt Ilse Rey Dr. Wykle, Recto( of St. Nicholioi, in Notti.igh.io„, and Official of that Archdrscoery. At ('ottrinore, in Rutland. Mr. J. Cockfield, oei Mn. Tie ma Keedle, afters coartakip of to )err, Thototly tiegtkio Witeantos lettd, whet* the aitielogpipt, s he e fig i t. e Ms . C. embeirhog hate Seat, ifs forties bit OM Nee fart a fir to Yeas, whom t\ey agreed to meet aa4 the ' egotists. On Thertele_y kat, at St. James's Church, Hears Alexan der, Lel. Namen-strect, to Mass rtui,~4 asagiovr of the late William Rubies.% *sq. of Fr:enr, St. atm hetli's, Jamaica. DRAWS. De Thursday, seadeely, Sir Jodi Mit111111)10111 nava, Bart. M.D. Physician Eat , aorilimary to the Prince of Walks, mad Inspector of Hospitals aas formerly a Surgeon iu the Royal Navy, and served On Ward the PJale ship with the Duke of clareace. 11100 WATPA AT LONDON earDca THIS *AY. Storming so Ede. miter 9..-Aftwsiare o sits. OW ti LONDON: Primed by G. DAVIDSON, No Inewaileaare, detraerne; ssd publiainel ei tli No. ea, Ant af at. eicewors Chunk. tarn WHITE, of sate ploor.—Orders, Ice. for Hui sem habit OthoP, (part pawl), w.II be dilly oflen,! I .1. is, Cerro betilpiO4,*o l i et k baviyatimoDoke of Soot Sew, Gr.nier, V . 11lotAuc; two. dud De- isouok. .in a seamed fide. '3/feerteioV'euusiecred hint with froic4l liretelfila r . • • • . . the centre , where the cer,s of Count Oudinet, that ' w•CobitiefTril Aktplorolini was **marl to a ge ,d ay . "du o ; ji,,,,d w i,, 4„,, rie d' , oftheDaikeornagthia, thaw of the liniirrial Guard% • th e aro, 'by silutteket.belf ; th e Majorr of the Guard 1 , 6 „..4 b ou i s ob e prom s, a wk. Lad awl the tlivieoti. of Colin/warm formed seven or Datiantentl rod Larbriseitn, • were •elio troweled ; imiser Buhl pert utilmai boob, far fri eight hues. the Asljotant Cowietendeat Lletmit was killed i 10=1w Ploadsloig=rferr. it and isairal uo is ctoi -• " The Poke of itlAratedt. marched from the right the Colood of the Oth Isifitietry of the hue fell on :. - 100 —. was oolvfoodi wkits Oath, all to reach the centre. Ti)e enemy, on the contrary, the field of battle. 'Mat minutia has covered «.- fro , yaw alm vi put Bellegardeti corps ill iumintt for Stacieleit. The 'elf with ItlwrY• ' hriskoll. ,allise Miami - .. :