The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-01-13 00:00:00

BATTLE OF AIR+ DE TORMES. LETTER fe.0311 4 ilittlsu ofFICER Of RAIL, 4T- T4‘1111.0 TO 1111% DUKE Int. P4autyy.'s 4031 Y. " El Bakes, Eke. 4, taut'. (After descrilsing the movement. of the several columns of the:innate!' army, from the 13th Nov. to the 43J, and souse insignificant skirmishes be tweenthe light troop' of the res,rective clinics, the letter contioUCY:-..1 44 Alasiut mile o'claa:k on the nuorniug of the 2341. we lcerned that the enemy occupied Medina del Campo, iu force 2,000 cavalry slid 8,000 etilantry, sod•that their advanced guards were pushed for ward, • league in front of that town; in cense nurture of which sitformation we moved forward, and occupied. a poaition close to the village of Cur isto. situated UI/Jll the uuly rising ground on these vote:nave plains, over which the view is *minter r opted aurilinnted only by the horizon. Our troops were drawn up in the following order:— " The vanguard, -commanded by General Car t. was stationed for the defence of the village o. Coypu); the. lid division, commanded by General B illastems, hewing its left supported by the town of Carpi*, formed the right of our first line, of ' , kith the ceralry formed the left ; the artillery of . the two divisious, and the dyiag artillery, were rated in the front ; cud the first and second divi sions. in column of attack. formed the second burg about 403 paces is rear of the first; the sth divi sion renowned as • reserve. on • small height to the rear. Our light troops, being charged by a body of 700 horse, fell back. " The enemy coutinued to move slowly forward his cult/into of cavalry (supported by two guns wad a howitzer), appsrently with the intention of wait i lig the arrival of his infantry, or for the purpose of • reconeoitreim.! our farce, to ascertain which lit de tiu:lted parties of cavalry in all directions on our il•iukt.. About oue o'clock p. ter. we received or. den hi act on the offeusive, and attack the eueoy, then belted about three quarters of a league from our position. The vanguard advanced to the at . Cick. formed to an echellvn hue of battalions ; the third sad first divisions advcscrd is columns of attack. the former en the right. and the hitter on . the I ft at tee vanguard ; the second division was firmed es a reserve in rear of the centre of the lice; the fifth &risme remained in Carpi.. .T e cavalry formed close in "oar of the battalions • inee4eilea. The enemy, ott the approach of our commenced his retreat, which he effected in the greatest order. covered by his artillery, me*- , oinially halting. mud charging oar advanced light troop., who, been umnipported by our cavalry, • thistamod mom •loes. The veagsterth first division, ,aed ertallery. upheld their former reputation, by the gad/retry with which they advanced ois, and re . pulsed. the enemy's cavalry; and the third dirt -Awe (Astern's') received the universal and well . merited appliiese of the army, for the intrepidity which they displayed in receiving, at the point o the &lase% the charge of the enemy's cavalry.— °toad Hadiesterot. with his Staff and light troops, periled ferward to attack a body of thy enemy's cavalry, which immediately charged liiin; and nut receiving that protertiou or C .-toperlllll.ll a inch hr expected front our cavalry, this gallaut little baud was &Misted to trtreti'. " At the 'lase of the day, the enemy reached Medium did Campo. Understanding that the rue , my had 8000 iiirautry and 500 cavalry, which had not elitcred into iietioa, und perceiving that they had plar...d ripoit a rising ground, which coin snaudrd olir approach to the towla, nine 1411115. throe , of which were howitzers, wllli ii commenced ii heavy ire upon oar columns, the Ge: . .yral-in-Cliief gave *tilers to st.eirwiiil the attack, end that the troops . should retorts to their posi:loo of Carpio, to receive provisious, having been upward, 01 30 hours unit out fowl. At o'clock the $4311: night, the enemy evacuated Nli.dina (LI Campo. iet.ratiu; two . " On the .15th, the enemy pushed forward from Medium s• vend divisions of cavalry, apparently shout 4.510; Kitt towards evi-utiig placed them selves within olnint of our lioe. No infantry advanced with the cavalry. " About one o'clock ou the morning of the 26th. orders were awned for tattn.-dente retreat tuaard• Alba de Tortries. A party of '27a of our car-illy, . and some sulititty, who had . pissed the Duero, and were in possession of the bridge of Torn, were - also ordered to retreat. After • nowt longtime and harassing match, during which the already ex hearted troops suffeled extremely frau, c,.1:1 and hunger, we reached Alba de 'forums 00 tut !law o ieg of the 211th. The different divisions writ quar tered in this town rod the villages ou the left honk of the river. " About two o'clock, p. on. on the 29th, a sodden alarm wits spread. that the enemy we, einem% the lowa. The -drama immediately beat to aims, and tae different regiment. began to fortis, proceeding. with the General-hit-Chief, to the heights in frout of the town. Great pert of the army had, however, irroned the bridge, previous to the General's deter mination of occupyisig s position on the right bank of the neer. and iii front or the town. The van guard, first and second divieions, were drawn up on None gently rising grounds, about (iOO yards in ' front of the town. The enr•my advanced three stroag cotemus of cavalry, and, after repulsing our light troops, possessed himself of a slued reeky Lill, from whence the right of his hire m ight, hf occupied by our infontry, have been much anneyeal. Tile . enemy inlvimeed a colunin h clotte in front ot our loft. and menaced a charge on the eecouil A timely and judicious movement. however, of the eart h ward and final division, and the firmitets wills which the left wooed hie attack, induced the enemy to vary his plan, mid in consequence ret,eaterl au hie line, and directed his attack ekainet the t *valley and first dies-lon. The charge of the enemy's ca valry was commenced with the greatest ardour and impetuosity. Our cat - airy being very inferior 1.1 arms, horser, sod apprionmems, to tie cormy, which was m u st hrilhautly equipt, gave way. re treating to the towu. and leaving the hest nita.mti and motored micovtred and improteeted. The . first division received the eueiny's charge with the greatest firtnneys, intoning upon him wn intleuant fire. !itch obliged him to retreat to he. lisle, after sustiiiiiing • coutaderuble loss; the first divi sion also aufferell tooluf.-raidv. " The totally per ite r : remfon•eil, renewed his at tack in a solid colum n imams* the verignard, whack was formed iii au uLloug strair. I'teviinis to die • thaw, the enemy parleyed throu gh the medium of one of Ins officers, who adv anced fur the perpove, cillkog out--'t General, Pem-c—surrender. ' The onsiver of-the column of Patriots, with Generals Menclizahal and Carrerawt their head, maybe easily conceived. The French messenger retired. The Patriots gave loud vines or cheers, and commenced the lire, the front rank kneeling, with fixed bayo. nets; the td division advanced in column, to sup. port the 'sapient mad Ist division, should it be ne cessary. The enemy thrice charged the van guard, without being able to make any serious im pression, and retreated, after sustaining a con siderable loss. The enemy once more commenced an attack ou our left, fur which he detached a party of , 200 cavalry, along the edge of the nivrr ; these, however, being kept i check by the shurp-shooters of the second division, the enemy relinquished his intention of hazarding another charge, and therefore retreated to the main body of his force, from whence he opened a heavy, but ill direaed tire of shot and ;hells agaiost the different divisions. Night coming on, sad our artillery having crossed the bridge, orders .were given fur retreat. “ Our retreat being across' * very long and nar row bridge, etalterreased with cars, mules and baggage, was necessarily. in some degree, dis orderly. The ad and sth divisions were stationed on the heights on the left bank of the river, to cover our retreat, which being effected across the bridge, the entire army proceeded to retrcut by different read.: the night being dark, and no point cf ren d, asous having been vivified to the troops, each column marched by the roads which first presented themselves; in consequence of which, a temporary separation of the divisions had taken place. They are, however, uniting ; and as we have received i::- telligeoce that different partite of toe have united at Banos, Bejar, &c. sod are now on their march. there is norooin to d•sulst. that in • very few days I n army will be in o state to resume operstic.is agihast the ei.tmay. Our sth division garrisons Ciudad Rodrigo. It appears to have been the Duke del i'arque't intention to have forced the passage of the Durso, usruaring, at the same time, the ;wisher* of Torch:lel:as, torn. and Zamora, and upon securrig the passe :e 1.. f the river. his Es.cal leucy would, r,.. doubt. .eve united his force, and piroceerit d r•s apid ne. •. in join his dth now at Astorga, and •iecupy the advantageous line of position fru..: r:Jlgl to Leon , having (;al licia Asturias .••• to his r,-ar, from whence to rimy surpliel re -Info , e4.:neuts by the strong passes of ...• a! i,~ ~.vc. AN ACI , UNT Dr TDB INCOME OF, AND COULEE UP*, N. THY CON .oLIDATED FUND, IN TUE QUIR- T. NA I NO. D 513 DAY OF JANUAILY, IND!), AND 1.1.: 3.T0 DAY OF JIICUARY, INCOME. JJ ART 3. 1809. L s. d. noatos ...... 916,6.30 16 I. Ise Stamps Lueolent.. ..... 2,535,366 14 14 SoIoTIVP :111111IA 5:049 • 0. INt f :ud-Taa tha / (HO, T , ss!-Tsstet 11. - se 1. 1 3,4 7:1411 200 7 4 fah r.. 1 ,.C.r... 11, w• ~4 .7 .,6;4 1 a 6 s•om s t Mitu 1. , 8 11,400 I•oi.r. st Nloiar4, IK. 114,111 14 41 of Im-tone? Du , '9, I 2411 N. 44 14 GI soul leo, Lists. A.m. 1111111 } D uties Tutaine Money :.1•1 Go U Atom Ge 9 Re Ct own Laud gum uf Leiss4 s Bs ouilit Irmo 11'ar Taxes per .lctar 314,363 17 71, 47, 49, Gets 3, Ditto 49 •. Der sthnog.. 23,220 3 2 1122 12,029 4 21 20,813 * 5 1910. L I. d . 1014,e51 10 34 3,,,M,15S 0 0 4111,714 12 0 9,4.130,204 36: 101,102 0 0 31,742 i 6 2 413,19 J 7 5: 40451 i I Guaol.l r 5 12,0011 24415 6 io 134.883 3 7 11,681 4 81 33,196 tr 6 5,696 31r,363 17 7 a 30,69; 4 b.!, L.9,1'41,371 3 b L. 11,313042 li J 1 F.3..lbequer, Jac. 3. fnartnr, ESTIVATI.D cp•acr, Jan at Jan. 3, i au. Eaclisquer. South' L. a. 1. L. a. d. Sea, aud Rank of 3370113 3 111 337,919 2 11 England Annui ties Hank Di% Wend ..7.6 :9,980 79 11 7,974,162 11 51 Tuwarita R Attu Inns of Natiun 1,311,404 12 11 1,476,091 lu 111 enrol last .. ; . ...... .13,10.14 139,500 Pensions& Almada-a eq,atti 13 91 11,539 14 31 Mtatctlasienna Charges (Eati- 12.1,214 I.s B, 19,187 1 51 mated at) Ebtiowded Charge u, !mown Surpir.,Jau..s, iele 1,213.94i 6 3 L. 9,91111,371 J 111 L 11,313,1144 O 3: We sondes...Wed, shot die produce el' the Wet Taxes is tquidly isttumfactn•y. O TT? TOWI, !PRINCR CIAW AIM'S IsLANDO ■ov. (L ARDIS , •1../. °claw 11—!lire, Ford, Ekricr—Brig. 43-4,,ar r , Sul , 3lurypurt—Ditto. 2S—Ssigual, Wricht. Liverpool—Ditte. ita••••Meritarel, South. Borrowstouusess—.Ditto. tit—Vision, Ritchie. Nalteoais--ltarge. Norris I —Tito Brothers, Charter, l'iymortii—Barg.e. a.—eirgese, Harecy, Racist—Brig. 11.—rlyisca, Richardson. Liverpts,l--Ditto. Total ituialirr of vessels front Great lisitaia, this year, though mouse are still expected-76. About tout oVock Thursday afternoon, a one horse cb.nt, occupied by a lady and gentleman, V/11:11,11104, 111.11 r thariirg-Cros., by coming en cou hrtt With one of the Greenwich boges. The Lidy . Wa. {IMMO from the vehicle. and escaped with a contusion her r.ght arm ; but the gentle insn', leg reinunii,l under the wheel, and the bone was .b.iiterril. lie was removed to the house of hi. -urgent' so di, strand, and the 1411! went home in a hackney t tomb, to ghat (listless of mind. Tuesday evening. a young man, residin i ; in a court near Imuiliaribstreet, attempted to pest a 11 , 11.41 to his eiir•trace, by jumping from London besit4e lino the Thames; it bring Ingliwater. several basis put and lie was picked up, soil taken to the Old %aim public-house, where the tiieau re triminriiited by the. Ilium:me Sucie?y were succor*. fully ft - watt:a to. IVEST INDIES. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM AN OFFICER IN YAIt6•DOEN DATED NOT. ID. 1:4:0:)! " Cutisideriug the West Indies has not been so sickly fur seine years as it has been this last season, may account myself fortunate in not having, as yet, had any attack of fevers. Thank Gad, we now begin to be a little more healthy. At Martinique, in one month, we lust (ion men ; ■nd at Antigua, the ships of war have suffered. in loss of men, very much indeed. The Abercrombie had 250 in the hospital at oue time, of whom 52 died !—The Riogdooe has likewise suffered greatly. The Gioire frigate has lust many men, but as yet no officers have died belonging to her. The Gleason brig of war. Captain Pickford, is lost in Carlisle Bay ; he: people were were all saved by the Gluire's boats ; Captain Cartliew and his Officers deverve • much praise for the promptness with which every assistance was rendered. Dr. M'Arthur, Surgeon of the Naval Hospital, a man meverwilli helciveif, has been superseded by Dr. Cowlick, who lived only 14 days after his landing. " Voting Curran, a I.lreenatit in th. Navy. %hi, tame from England with 11r. Cost:tick, a sun of the celebrated Counsellor in Ireland. bus had a dread ful attack of the yellow fever, but is now pionounceil out of danger. • " The non-arrival of the packet; from England, several being due, causes much uneasiness here, and leaves us quite in the dark us to affairs in Eng land. A ship, 41 days from Halifax. arrived here on the 7th instant, and reports, that Admiral Sir A. Cochrane stud squadron were still there—their flag ship, with her mama out, wheu he sailed. Prepar ations are making at 31artinique, on au extensive scale, tor no attack upon Guild:donne. " Mr. Jones, Surgeon of the (.;!‘,ire, has been appointed to the Hospital at Berbadors, but he, iu less than three days, was attacked by a fever vio lently, and the situation is tilled. pro leoipore, by Mr. Mortimer. " A few days ago a duel was fought here between Lientenants`HugEes and Butler, of the 3d Wert India Regiment, when the former was shot through the body, and insfuntly expired. " Died, this day, of the yellow fever, at the Royal Naval Hospital, Lieut. Andrew Reddie, of the Gluire frigate. " P.S.—Since writing the nhore, two packets have arrived from England. by which we learn the news of the change, and the extraordinary duel be. tween the Cabinet !Iliriieter ." " ST. AKNI'S. lIISILISADOES, MOT. 9.3. " The active and zealiMs preparation s makisig in this island, in aid of the expedition to Guadeloupe, keep ns ali►e; though much regret will be felt at the •leparture of troops. whose conduct has en deared them to every islander. The alivision in• teitrie d to embark from hence is composed of a light brigade of the Royal York Rangers; two compa nies of riflemen of the Royal West India Rangers ; and two flank companies from the Third Nest India regiment, under the command of Lieutenant- Colonel Stuart, of the West India Rangers. The -rendezvous, it is presumed, will be Martinique, and the light brigade are expected to embark in a few days ; as by them is first meditated an attack on St. Martin's; which, it is presumed, will surrender on the appearance of our troops, and require bnt few left to garrison it. I should thin!. the General would not run the risk of weakening Iris force, iiy detaching any part of his army until the event of our attack of Guadaluupe is known, as it would probably facilitate the surrender of St. Mar.4's. The Governor and NI ilitary Commandant at Goa daloupr has strengthened it by every possible mean., and the most obstinate resistance will be made; even the negrots have been armed and trained to military discipline. The inhabitants are seriously distrt.seil for pro►isious, and, by the last letters received fi - uin thence, we were assured of their favourable disposition towards the English. The total number of troops which are to embark from this island will not exceed 1200; but the whole force. it is said, will be composed of upwards of 8000 men.—And if they are all in as high health and spirits as the troops which I have mentioned, no doubt can be entertained of the result of the expedition. U We were last night visited by a tremendous hur ricane, which threw a heavy swell into the Bay, and drove the Glumait guard-ship front her moorings, on shore, together with many small craft. Every assist ance has breis rendered by the military of the island to get the Gluntan afloat, but without success, nor do I think she will be ever got into deep water. %'e have had troops are in general healthy. The delay and ir. segular arrival and departure of the packets have excited general' anxiety in the island, and pre vented my correspondatig with you so regularly as promised." DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZL-MONEY. The officers sod compile) , of the Forward, Daniel Phiels, Canwasouieter, will be paid, ion arrie al, their proportions of rho ierat pnascut far the Daui,L seri& captured 2...1.11 April, igloo Oa company with the Daphne and 'l'm taus). Kera , ls at No. 21, Ai omelet-street, fur there mouths. • The officers, etanini, and others, on board the Lavinia, John Ilaireorli, Esq. actiug Courrnaroltr, at the capture of I.a Proviiknes, la Conception, sad Nostra Signora della Gouge, will be paid on board, the 4111 iaaant , their propor tions of a remittance from Malta of 4,1761. ss. 74. being the sum stilted to be doe to th e second, third, fourth, andfifth classes, the ling eighth, and the Captain's Phase, having been paid iu advance, at Nlaita.—Recalls every Weiluesday and Thursday, for three months, at Nu r , Gerdes-Cuart, Temple. The oelices• and momy of the Modish, the late Lieut. George Higgs, commander, on hoard OD the tatb Ort. will be paid their proportions of the Cornelia, on the !Jilt instaut, at No. 13, eleniesies Inn. Recalls at the same place, every Monday and Thinsday, for three nalibtin. The officers a n d company the la. tarns, William Ras. sell, Esq. Coniniander, will he plaid their promo tiona of eh, final payment for the Danish ves•ela Copt tired ou the Qsth of April, lOW (ta company with the Ltaphiu. and Forward), and far the L'iskei., captured soth May following (Daphne in company), ms hoard the nod sloop, Ain arrival. Itecalls at No 7J , Arundel atom I, for ihrre mouths. lire Ahern and flew' of the Hearty, on hoard at the C. capture of t►e Maria Elizabeth. 'the Crui•-r i w company.) and at the rapture of the 'keit lkrgittr, null he paid their proportiorm of said recapture :soil eipture„ am board th., heist e, at Noll, li..rniuoth, ua Frolsy ur,t It,, Jib every Tuinlay :sod :%u. 41, Esca•.lreet, Stsmid, for three month. The ofli.eis :tad eal.npatiy of the ship Volginie, Edward F.rq ell board at the Capl.lll eof Oa: : @eat I. ship 1.0 Calemboolg. •al be pant their ra - simit,st es of Ihr said C4rivite, 011 board thy VI, t;iaie as Ci,ve, I' k. 01. 01 after the lath ift.t. the Otki.e of John Itorlie, Lei in Cosc, Cott, every tleyalisy aril Tbtanhlay tut tati.c ormilas NAIVA L INTELLIGENCE. • vorrsinitilTLl. J IJ si,iird the rota, with a convoy: J , r ik Glendunfr, for Cherbou rg ; abd Pert ,Vuh.." a cony by, for Gc. , .rnury. There la • tica standing in, under convoy Comas frigate. from Lisbon. Seieral have already arrived. 0%.11„ J'.V. Sailed the United States frig..te Jae, i , Capt. Evaiu, to the eastward ; Ni , ije,4 4 •,,, Coarc?rea.r. and Itlarllurtnig:l, !or Cattle &loon from the River, several vusi t t.,," the outward-bouhti coovoy, wind ) sti;l it „ l4 ,; several aessela that put buck yesterdl. Sailed the 144Nurr1 frigwv, on a c i ui., ; llOurs. of 4$ ; ; au:, ,to the sestvard. Arrived the Ecalout, of 74 guile, and a brig, with her Inmousid, tame hog, tit; ward, and the Quebec fri; , 4l'e f1t4441 the tast, o also, from the riser. the Spanish ship A. R an ", an d fe1ai,..1,A.-W II (i SCII.II. ~_=- TH L 31.4 li li 12.;15. CORN-EXCH. CURRENT PR Wheat Flue ditio taus 1115'' . Rye atie. see. barley ..... 4os. 47. Malt % ( l w ,i i i i ta m Pe ) as lea tinr• Peas.... ..... .45e. SM. NGE, CE OF tilt.ll:4 Beans (old) TM: Ceai.i(old; 17r Oats Polon& Wit. ti Fulatoe ditto Rape Seed . ....... ,7 F ue Flour Moron& • I V Xllll Dl:4. Corn-Inspector's Retura.—Ttivaßn AY, JAN 11 . Wheat, per load. VI. --II 10 lqi ....... Barley, per quarter. 34.. -mil. to .u.,. .-d. Oats Jas. —d. to 99a. ...d, Beaus Pt 46. :AS. ..-.41. to .:b1i.....ti PRICE OF HOPS . 111•4111 POCK ITS. Kam, 31. Joe. to C. Kent, 41. I'4 le 6 6448,3, 31. IN. Ile 1.1. Ss. Swearz. 31. ide. L• FA1444. 41. 104. to 51. Vt Foralmanol. —4. , PRICES OP HAY, /MD STRAW, YI:grEfIDAT ST.J Amweb. IMNlTacia PIL. Fiat', 41.1 s Od. to 61. MS NI. Hay 4s. 101 &saw, ti. de. ud. q 21.17r.ed. New, 01. us Ift Clover, 61. we. Ir II Straw. 21. 46. lo al PRICE OP TALLOW. _... At. James's Market se lel rea•Tallarr 87. Off •Il Clare Maitre Wisitipeltspet Marks ss od White Fitt... iSs , 4 -4 per at. of alb. ---.. Soap ditto •.. • its (.-4 its Id Welling *off fop rd Atelier.... SS id Ditto roses as es us Chaves .... .. ..... . is Good Dols ..... .. is Yellow Aowp, les—Menlo' .lua•--Cur:, li. , Trwe of C:ftwilles, per dozer, 13* uti—Mesof.. ,4. li NESVGAT; AND 11.44DENHALL NAgILL;s (By the Carcass.) Beef to ss. ad. Veal to. 0.1 to 04 IMMO° 4s. 4d Is : 1 0. ad. Pork 6s. M. 1.. 71 Sill Mt] EI.D MARKET, im I . It. To sink the 01/61 per slow of ells. Beef-- 45. sil mos. ed. ( Head efrilltk,llus en Mutton-4s. r 1 do Gs. et 1 1-11 1 111 9 , Yrs! ...... - .s. 0 4 . to 7s oil: Insitrp ..... ..•.• .. N. Pork .. .. ss. yd. to rt. ed . Cobol .li lasab.. .. us. ed. to os. oil. Pip.. .. .l HAY. ARKET. Hay .sI. os. od. to Gl. is. cd St. air ..... il tiro. fa. to 01. .11 21.1. Clove, .. 4l. (It. 241. to 71. ull 01 HAW HIDES. I Beat Heifers sad Steers (per Ordinary ts. col t ns 1 emu as. i j .l. t o a s . ild. Harkrt Calf lit. ori en 3141 . 4 1ink' , as 41. to is. ad. Eng. Hurst us .r.l ie v",.. Slie ,l l-‘ , En•a - - - • is. 6d lo Sr ul. PRICE OF LEATHER. Rafts, sr, to 56145. each - Sid to 2214 ler Ditto, sti ►o Who. each Merchants' Barks Dressing Hide Few Coatis Hides Ind to 411 190 4. .V.,t4 , W 19ti tpal gofd Crop Hides 31 to 4olba fur coatis; t! , (I to tea Ditto 43 to snlls i; dto injJ Calf Skins 31/0 to aolba at) to J2d Ditto 5o t.ialbs - - 34 d to tud Ditto 7n to anabs. 344 to 3 9J Small Seals (Greenland) 3* od to 3 3d Large ditto ions to 1301 per dos It. Tainted tlosse Hideo -191 d to 221,41 COAL MARKLT, 1.4 x. II Ships. Ships *Uhl. Price. 491 —Newcastle Coal .. 17:........ ri6s. 0.1. to tits 4... S u oulerl and 9 ..St. Davit's U .. —.4. ud. to —4. I ..finders .. . COURSE OF EXCHANI Ammertiam.... 34 -- Q V. I Diatom Sight.. 31 5 Rotterdam.— 9toit U. 25 5 2it: A1t0n'........ att in Paris 1 da)'s date 19 iti ;GE. rftlIDA V, JAN. 1. Oporto tis I Itioisoeiro.... 71 .... . Malta . s 6. Gibraltar Sr} Dublin._ Curt Ditto . 2 U Dourdeaux .... 4e ■U Portugal Gold in Cum and BArs 1 I. SI Aral Ditto •♦ 411.1. Palermo Dula ...... ♦1 nfccl. Minos ...... • i Leghorn 6o • per uz ...... • Fuscilgu (.u4 m yrr+ .. 'Newhoublwas • • 4 per Cent. I:enoa Venice N si,lei .. .. . 4i I.i;bon O4 p.rt e v ic e.n i uc c ik a . 1 0:: ( LOCKS, YESTEvnitdiatT:ri $ per Cenl. Coped@ 4 per Cent. s per Cent. Navy I.ong Antllities ll9 ioihst I.nprrial per Cent. India Stork ludo Boob 2:l ii I reu Faseboipsne B 11. it Pare° angtish Loden" Tickets.. ..... ed. Caaa•M frit . T. BlSti, Stock ft+Gt. 4. CAI Oillll. *aid 9, eloarxt.l. 119TH. IN the 1790 i alt. u quatlmica, tLe Lady uf Gpt I:4*J R N of • aim. 1116:11 W3C - 1 . Fla AT I.ON D ow vaiDGE, IHIL Nluve l voi tam. /sit 1 7 I Ane s s...ll ni 10‘' I.4.o 4 lD'Ati —Vtinterl hy SVIT(I, No 1, "" and phhti.hesi al thr Offirr. No I k. (":tarCh, %tread. 1 WWI K, of Ar :or tt,o. P.qtrt, •,..1 :o the tllbst, Ibtoct 41.1) el lt g‘iti la. • :1+.;: fisl r I fAZ 1.411 M "I 1M iin Pil he Ili r 1 .w 4M Ull a 4