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~-: -.- " P r 9,o " , ' •nay.. • I IT c • . 0 ,6 1441.* : •••'• • • • p ----~~ . Irittob I3rtfo ~..~; ~,~ b r , >C~':~. r r` - _ , --s Galt • picot THEATRE-1107A1., COVENT 11.411 DEN. TillS EV EN 1.N(;, Vt'EDN ESI).AY. (ht. 11. 9, 'will he meted, the Citnedy THP. H EIR AT L 4 VC" ,— . 11 • 4. which sill be adt:ett, the :Vastest Farce of lilt PA DI.(►CK. F.V.;mt 75.; Sceuml Price, :le. GJ —Pit, 0. • Second Price, s q.—..cellery, 2.. ; Steool4 Pile', to —Upper Gallery, se. Tv irks:row, I.4ve in a Vittace.—tra Friday, speed the Plough --Or. gatufthejr, The Grecian Daughter t Eaphrnsta, Alm Oat ke ;from the 'theatet-Ror.tt, MAuchester, hem g her rct apprairauce utt tha Star:). LYCEUM THEATRE . ENDER THE SPECIAL LICENSE. LICENS IN E. OF THE LORD EHAHR I rilEirt MAJESTIES' SEIIVANTS, tug the COMPANY of tke lite DRURY-LANE THEATRE, will, THIS EVENING, WEI)NESDAY. sftiober It, )6(4, perform the Comte Opera of THE HAUNTED TOWER.—After %Mai, THE 514,1t0R OF C4REAT. Os Saturday, Mrs I will appear, far the fir et time es • London stage, in the character of Ike Wolow (sheerly, it He Comedy of The soklier'e Dnoalstrr. •„• Mr. Knight. from the Thrstrelloryal, York, is turd at tina Tkeslre, and will make Me first appearance in Landau in a kw days. Licearied by Autbseit3 of the Right Ilouumalste the LORD CHAMBERLAIN. MINOR THP.AIIt F., CATHERINE-STREET. STRAND. itinio the I: inritiesv.totliihereititg, of an trithilgeril Piablitlflllte I finstrvy, justly smiled the Emperor of all Calibres., humbly solicits the patronage of the Nobility and Geutey for the following Pl ; • Estrattrilimiey Superiority iu the A 0 of f)ezteril• of Hatid...Miss Young's illYolllllllll merit on the Slacle-Mlee..— Tile Musical lotaut--The tutseh-admired Magical Glasaes.. wontlertal moires in the Gift of Ire-trite v• ises Mr. tngleby, therefore, clamps the memitsoce of those rho are distinguished by taste :mil it. the fur ther:-nee of an Uslobition, which, may he 4e,rited highly mousing, snore, and Faith...Gl. Adm.ttaiire, stage and tol.; t'pp.r Home zit 6d. Pit 2. A ?taste Performance may be bad, by giving a day's voile r. Letters ...lammed to this Theme, will be atieuded Fmtlier PArtiaul,ne in the Haud bills. a • .• Th.o Exhibitam to La repeated tray Evclng, till ha thse acmce. , CROYDON CANAL. NOTICC ix brreirki ..tv,.. , that on MONDAY, the .23e1 MM. the tROTHON CANAL *ill bt e r a. ir4 to the Public, *tom eby the IYA visa% Lin 'root OM toms of Croydon, to the River Theme', wilt he complete. By Order of the Committee, _ • PATRICK 011.1.7MM0N11,, empytkot, Oct. 7, 1809. Clerk to the Company. THIS MOPITN. TBISH respect folk reiwin , ls the Public, that * the STATE LOTTERY nut only brigins, but tLtlshesou rti/DAT, Ike inith or this etuuth; then:fete ell who wish to Lave a Aimee to rain EIGHTY vinVIBAND POUNDS by the purchase of • single Nuiuber, must buy before the drawbar heirs, as the whole Lottery, consisting of sno,nuul is Pager, will be decided in ONE DAY. Tickets and Shares see selling in Crew variete, at List*, eittlibloilieil Offices in Londoo, and by his .igeuts in dos Country ; who, in the late Lo teries, have been rein:whither fur-tonal, in siding soil Attlee a,. iisuseliee ',umbra of C. pital Priact, p.srtiettlarly tile two last su,nool. Pr:tes, the WS sa,teiril Weir, and llos last Capital Prise ever &awn. •.• Persons ist the Ccn.itry may be supplied the same as if present, by 'vivito' their orders (rust or cart iage-paid), sevaiwip alien 4146 bank noire, good hills, rash, or pull-ilk* orders, le either of 114 Old Estshitabed Others, 11444. 4, rOiN HILL. or g, CHARING-CROSS, LONDON. where all business iu the Pahl,e funds it trausaesed with Oat, and dispatch.—lleuse to remark, the Stale is the only Liar" diet, will be drawn 'l'H YEAR This day is published, price es. tal. sewed, eisballestied with eight beautiful %Yowl Cilia, GILBERM: .‘inistely Pnein ;in eight Can to.. By JAMES Tr”PLENIAN. Lietiiou : Printed fur SherwuuJ, Neely, awl Jonee, Paler stiller-row. Of whom may be but, price los iu bitarde, the tame Work, elegantly printed iu atu. ursaaseated with sett. ral Copper Plates add Woud Cats. This day is madishetto by O. ROVINSOX, TF, lilts 1' t It'r of III:41'0MR.; A NEC- Dolts and SECREE MEMOIRS of the LEGIsI. TIVE UNION between ORE.VT-RRITAM and IRE, LAND. Hy Sir JONAH HARRINUTON, One of His Majesty's Council-at Law ' lodge of the Hezh Court of Admiralty of Ireland, mill Member of the late In* Parhament, her the cities of frau and °richer. This 11 . .erk will comprise a Memoir of Isiah Affairs, pets-• cipally for the last twenty yeah.—Thum I; so to turnii—ana particularly of the union, tented from its must remote ewers to these of its hest completinia—lt will also comprise the is teresticg &re of the 1..5h Volunteers—the drelaratioa of Ite dependence 11 the Lisle Parlisnietit, tie 170i/—the Regency —end the Itelallium—vintetspersed with Anecdotes and Cha racters heretofore unpublished. As Ibis is intended to he :is a curious Record of the causes and effects of two repugnant Revolutions is one csanntry, within a period of eighteen year", it will necessarily eenbi ace many subject., and Staisigniels many leading Characters. The Author, therefore, will endeavour to authenticate this Memo., by act nal pr units, alien wit hill teach—mad (when such are out of his power) to direct the reader to proper sources, whence sufenLinatiou may be dfriveil, so far as the Indere of Koch a History, or the course of such an undertak ing will admit. In the COW'S(' of Pnlsliratiore will he given, •grest number of Pen traits of the remarkable characters truth of Ea zlfind and Ireland ; all engraved by Mr Heath, froth Original Paintings Or Uraelogs by Hamilton. Miro. Cononerford,&c. with many for-n n•l , s of Lettere, and salter cos Won documents, mud Vic nettes of re mnrkahle Erents. . —....—. The whole will form en interesting rot eetion of Political Tranasetiuus, in rosily ot r.tueh the Author Dore • consider• side part ; nod will make known to postrrit i the Characters and the Perems of the most retnnrkable Political Actors during these eventful periods. ,This Work, printed kin Parts) in Imperial Quarto, on the finest Velhira Paper, hot. pressed, and exitrutud is the very hest style, is intruded to tie painished era - ) two Mratlie, till the. whole is cunipleted. lint part is embellished with 11.4 eiegas4l y-engraved Title Page sod Vignette ; slaw with Pori ran. of MIIIIIIIII Coma is, Carl uf Clare, Earl Linguae', Loud 1:41.3111 Fitzgerald, J. P. Curran, Esq. K Oath, Lug. Eiteli part will contain six or eight rogravings, soil a pro• poi tioalable (pm Lay of Let ter piers. The exact Number of Parts cannot ns yet be ileermireed ; but will he cuutioued, au as to make two e.onplete Imperial Quarto Vtii.lLtlel With the limit part, the Appendix and Index will he given gratis. The price of each Part (en being delivered) will be (one Guinea; and for ?roof Impressions (the ii. , t hundred), the Letter-porees printed no toe boat ckphart drawing piper, Two (isineas each. All persons leading their names to 'nr. G. Ro:witson, No. 29, Paterousterirow, Loudon, will Imre their Books •nd Prints delaveted ucooditog to the 4ett aid pliority of such application. WLDNESIMY, OCTOBER 11, 1800. . • EAMINDIA HOrSt, Srre. 6, terry of U I I . olt of the 7: SITED CONIP.;.sY of 31 LRCII 4.NTS Itt EM,- LA ND, trndilrir to tAe LAST IN DI r.S, do lierr4 giro 'satire, '/'hit • (;k:NER Al. CtllltT of the said Ctrl any will br held at their House, ht Lettleu4ll.olrett. on WED- N I.:4DAY, the 111 A April., filo, foe' the Elective. of threshes of the said Company for foot vests. WI M :IJ4;Y, Secretary. 811 mi.: TUE !toil% OF 1118 110N111. ‘! 7 IN uotl Cl). ieswecti irtiotret their s 3 Friends to observe, that all who iotetwl to Pidvettture in the perreut STATE I AYIII . I:AtV, must Imrch.tre. before the yoth of THIS NII)NTIi, as on that day toe *hole Lottcry w.II he drawn. There RIC only r. b oos Notettors; mutt the Scheme susisins tile follolittg . CAPITAL PRIZES: 4 0f...... Ittl,oBBll. I 8 of 1,40101. spool. 14 of.. • 4... .-. ionn.l. !lasi& • 'not. Sul. 444.. ALL 'lO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY ?Whets and nliarca are selling at ti. , il't and COOP Onirt, 140. li. Poultry i 14. Clioring woes; and 31, Atagaie If iils ea mi. her, at eleven, at the Otd Ina, in Colliereste, Yolk. Nov.:. Richard Lyndon Rolls, late of PYiuthans, Warwick, moivey-verivesier, at twelve, at the Warwick Arnim Inn, in tYaiwiek. Nov. 1. - . John firatrix Smyth, of Bachc's.row, Houton, Mid. isierclialit, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. CERT! PIC ATKS—Ocv. St. James Rowers ' of Alancheafer, Innkeeper John Seott, ofthe strand, Middlesex, bookseller. Ory wood, of Manchester, Iniesi•nierthaot. John Chappell Tozer, of New ton-Busbell, Ifiglivreek, Devon, scrivener. George Pietwood, of Cloak-lane, I.onilou, wine.inerchant. John Cu ter, of a nail wich, Kent, draper. David Kidd, of Bersrir•lc upon-Tweed, linen-driver. David Wo.id, at Bloxwick, awl-blade maker. John Trivets, of %Valsall , Stafrord, whip-thung-inanufac till et . Charter ;snick, i•f High-street, Slia•lnell, iddlesen, straw liat.usannfasitsi John Yew Griffith, of Northampton Terrace, City-road, Mid (Nl sex, striek.bcolier. John 11;:tuieuedur, of Lynn Regia, Norfolk, Ilealtl3llo. INSOLVENT. • Primes. it Hlt MAe.ty's gaol uf.„NEWGATE„, is the ray mod cou itof tbe Asti of haireset. MOTICt. • . . 70, 6 Dularitou, formally of Dooley, %Vorrester, victualler, -late of Mourt'sdirlds, in the Parish of St. George, Bristol. • tORAIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE FREXCH.AND DUTCH PAPERS. • PARIS, SFPT. 2:1). Mar Awl the Prince of Ponte Corvo arrived here on the .7th. His Excellency means to sat off irn onedi‘trly for the army in Germany. Mitrshal the Duke of Istria kag.t.,krn the command of the Army of the North, and the Duke of Cornegliano, that of the Army of Reserve, the head-quarters of which are it I I Mon /rent.) !Us Excellency the Swedish Ambassador arrived, the day before yesterday, with his suite. They re side at the lintel Grange-Itateliire. Letters from Antwerp of the etith state, that the Duke of Ist►ia (Marshal Beasiere.) arrived in that city oisthe night of the e3d. They add, that the boats uf•ths flotilla every day Sound the pass:twos of the Scheldt, and that it is nut trite that the English hive ever) attempted to obstruct them, as report stated. The hostages taken in the Voralberg, te► the nnroliel of 150, have been carried to the Castle of Bouillon, in the department of Ardennes. Letters from Wesel ►tate, that'el►ven of the per sons who I,umed the bond of Sehill have been shot in that city for that offence, mid for having also committed robberies with an armed force. Ire the night between the Ist and '24 of August, Goa , lalatipe Wa* rirriV,ll 14 a dreadful tempest. Eighteen vessels, which were moored opposite to Basse-Terre, were either sunk or cast upon shore. Their cargoes and cress all nearly perished. A vessel, of noo tuns burden, was blown by the wind quite in upon the Liml. The English squadron, in the neighbourhood, WWI also dispersed. His llaje,ity the Emperor returned, on the 19th September, to Schoeubruun, from his tour in Me ravoa. It is reported that the Count de Blibna, en • ascending his carriage, on his return to Buda, used this expression The greatest difficulty is at length overcome." A grand conned of war, it is said, has been held at the Castle of Totis. It was attended by the Emperor of Austria, his two brothers, the Arch dukes John and Joseph, (Palatine of Hungary), Generals Bellegerde, puha, Redzeskr, the Prince of Lichtenstein, and some others. The Emperor of Austria his conferred upon his brother-in-law, the Archduke Maxi tttt lian, the command in chief of the insurrection o 1 Tratisyl ',anis. It is even said that this Prince has sin out . for Hermanstudt and Clausenhourg. He ha. *neve orders to make the Transylvanian corps ad vance, without delay, towards the Danube, although not a single Wall of them liLis been yet sireu iii the field. It is said that a grestdrid of regret has manifest ed itself in the Austrian army, since the resignation of the Archduke Cli.oiles. Her Nlajesty, the Queen of Holland, has return ed to Paris, from Plum Mer e ,. The General of Brigade, Dumas, Commander of the three depart ments of Reno, Ras-Po, and Rubicon, arrived at Boulogne on the 7th iust. Marshal Beasieres is appointed Commander-in- Chief of the Army of the North, which compre hends all the divibious of the troops which were in the vicinity of Antwerp anti in Belgium. The Mice of Ponte Goren returns to Paris, as well * as Genera; the Senator Rampon, who, it is said, is authorized by the Emperor to conduct an inquiry into the conduct of General Monwet. TIESEA, SEPT. 19. We to-clAy expect the return of Utweral Count Buis'''. with the conclusive answer of hie Sovereign, to the hot propositions of the French Ensi.rernr re lative to pettee.—( Amsterdam Royal Courant.) SEP rtmsEit, _His Majesty the Emperor reviewed to-day all the corps of the guard, infantry, cavalry, and artillery. These lint troops . iiaangthavred en the heights of IV.AL EXCHANGE. r(IICKETS and 511.1.1LE5, for the ennOing I STATE I.OII'ERY, are sellivg by HAZARD, erg IX) Stork-1.40kt,', 93, Ito al I:tteltahge., .'n:Se•ente, winch nu a New • Val 1ei440, 0111.. )ut.n4y(uttly 3,001 N WON rs, to be wn w ()NI: DAY, cunt.' 4 111 4 ....... of of ..... /pool. soul• trills who're oi proportion nut! NAT Tilt:El, 111..11 , 1hs TI) A rnizr.„ Thednrwiuß Inky plvt.e 011 Ike of TII IS NIANTII /Altera, root-pool, July auvell-e.l; the Slitellief ANNA MATILDA'S NED' ROMANCE. 7 day is palliated, prsee - Ir/IE IT A LIA N ‘I A ILA LI I.)Elt's ; a itioarance; A in 4 ride. By ANNA MATILDA. In w rew dove will be pahheheri, Tb. BM AVON SAN: or, The Chit fuf Maldu; a Km/tame; is yule. By WI I'HAM r.tnitow, Esq. Pace Ie Owed. With an intruelactsmy scent., by way of apoluzy to Bevis:were, hetore.m Mr. awd Mr. John K ma'am.» of the Cnvent-Garden Theatre, the Ballet Master and the Authow with a Puele. cal Preface. Primed foe George Huzlien, 221, 1'011e:1112:n eNtrt.road and Sherwood, Newly, and /011 LP, sto , Paternwiter-rew. May be bad !Mall bookaedeet, _ . . FROM LAsT GdzErrg. -- MILITARY I't:ONIOTION. Cnwrnasiot sigaett by tke L4rl Lieittenstst of U.. Canals of Cmnbrook and Woodattatc Reg.inent at' Loral Militia. luLin Scuuna, Leq to ha Captain—dated &precut/yr I , Iso9, PAKT:sttitsii INS HISS° LVED. .Samuel IVrutbluetoo, jun. and Ralph Weight, of flyer. pool. men batits. Much John Hands, and Welisin Persifull, ur nrre-street, plicate, Landau, grocers. Sept. vy, tool G,os 4 e Vidon, George Kil.ldr , awl John Wceer, of Shit held, York, sioreeplaters .1 nly 24, t John Dodds, and Jolla TUlrlier.'l4oicy-street, Southwark, cern di eh.," nit. 7. I tolo. Jolm'fittratington, and Tlsosnasalty, of Liverpool. July t. !los. Jo . Hatteutsury, and littlerick Buys on, of Bi Gad-street buckling., insitranee•broki re. net 7, tang. Kuban Hodgson sod John ft ithaun, of Wonderland near the Sea, Iterh.las, hread•baliers. Sept an, 11.9. Im.siel Prowls, and Julia Erritils, of trhArtcr.hosse-Isset, Si. Seim bre, !giddiest it, watch-makm Aug 7 isn9. Jos. Whkeici , and J 1111 U COll. of SW I:n &age, IYurcaster, wool taplrrs Juiir vt, term. Mal k noting ham, and Georce atrineham, of Holt, Nor. folk, ironmongers Sept IS, 1 1 0 . 9 James Herharn Maehrll , Itiehard Mahal, Thomas G•.tikin, and Ralph Sterensou, of Liverp o ol. Au; 31, 1809. T ulnas Wiltshire, mid Witham tVillshirc, of Bristol, pew. (Cr... Sept. Jo, soar Prier seuyou Holden, and Ralph Dowsun, of Halifax, York, trinters. Ott. 4, 1.409. D 4o lti Hurrnnzlis, and William Hor. wood, of Piailswurth, f:lonrcster, clothiers. April in, 1109. Wili.am Shaer pod Isaac Shaw, of Lowe- At, 4., al iddleiont, and ut Broad-street. London, chersentougers Oct. 9, tang. BANKRL'PI CY ENLARGCLE John Kelly, of Shure:lath, Middtrce., cheeseruonger, front Oct. 14,W \i.• 7 at trio, at Guildhall, London. li , .ttbew Hey, of Gatc;ton•;trcet, London, warehouse. man, to surrender, 11rt. 31, and Nor 21, St eltrzti, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Houritaluit mid lfv.rett, Little Pridarrtreet, Cbrapsole. Thomas Brown, lute of I reds, York, flax.spiiiner, to sur render, Oct. in, 20, and Nov. gt, at eleven, at the ;lull rend Mouth Ins, Leeds. Atturoevs, Mr Scott, Leeds ; sod Messrs. Exley and Stocker, Furutral`s.fun, London. Jamey Stevenson, late of Oxford street, Middieses, dealer anti eltapniao, to surrender, Oct 14, 21, and Nov. 21, at twelve, at Guildhall, London, Attorneys, Mr Allen, Ber. uer'astreet, Oxford -street; sod Mr. Pierre, Kirby-siren, Hatton-garden. DIVI DIA DS. October 14. Thomas Hare Mills, of I.ansh's Conduit. street, Midillesea, lineu.draper, at twelve, at Go:'..11.011, Landon. October 31. Inicbael ticlt , tote of Mook•gste, pariah of St. Maumee, York, vil•turrrhorst, at eleven, at the Red Lion Lis, WAS' Monk.har, York. November ij t Jtires Jackson Parrott, of Le:ghton Sta vin!, Redford, istair.norchaut, at tam.re, at Guildhall, London. November 13. Fisher Jackson, of Basanithall.strect, I.on den, factor, at twelve, at Guildhall, London PL.vember 13. John H5ll, lateufWapping High-street, pa rish of Saint Joha of Wapping; Middlesex, tailor, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 4. William Towne, of Deptford, Kent, bookseller, at twelve, at Guildhall, lusidou. November a John Hood Smith, of Water-lan:, Tower. street, London, wine. enchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, lendou. Nerasalstr 1. Jotie,sh Prentis, late of Boston, York, dealer and chapeau, at ekvtn, at the Angel Lou, Tadeuter, York. October 31. Thomas Hill, of Brightbelmstonc, Sussex, baker, at the White Hart Inn, Lewes, Sussex. November is. Joh', Lart, of Brighton, Sussex, builder, at tsetse, at Guildhall, Loudon. November tn. Ricluird Samuel, of ltielastreet, parish of Saint Giles in the Fields, Middlesex, limn draper, at twelve at Guildhall, 1..0c010n. . _ October 3 I 'Thureas James Fortelck, of No:sate, Corn wall, linen draper, at eters.", at t;uthlhall, Loadou N oveuther ;. James Swarm, of hu.gstun opon•11011, neer. chant, at eleven, at the Doi and Duel T-111VCIN, Kiapton upon• Hull. October 4t. Joseph Croton, of Drnry•latte, Druitlheez, li ueo.draper, at twelve, at Oaikth.M. Lotlop. Oct. - 25 I homes l'hamOeis, late ..1 tuts, Comtterlana, shopkeeper, at testes, at the Kong's Ar•na lett, 1 1 / 1 7,t0n. Nov a. Willima Taylor, Lste LIISS.I4, York, b:nat-juis., I 'ILICE.FIALFPIXW,T. Sal%kranbrfroitt MOO till five o'clock.—Ploni. fear. .MS - 1. JO.) Two to 01 I arrived here, yesterday, from Totis„ As the two So% ereigte4 continue to carry on a direct correspondence with each other, on the important su'uject of peace, we expect to hear some further particulalalii the course of tins evening. MADIUD, seer. 16. The King has issued an edict, which orders all holders of plate, and silver, in Ingo's. to make a declaration thereof to the Master of the M nt, and to deliver up all such plate and silver, to be on• verted into money—one-fourth of the value thereof is to he paid to them immediately on the drli►ery thereof, and the remaining three-fourths in four mouths after the delivery of the above plate and silver, with the addition of ime, two, or three ►iala per ounce, by way of a reward fes'ilse service they bare reu./erid. CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN. P.% :4% lIFIPT. 47. REPORT TO THE KING, COMMANDING 111 E FRENCH ARMIES IN SPA! v., SIRE—Your :.I.ljvsty has ordered 1114 e to draw up • geuer3l Report of the operations of the .rniy. front the <2.;d of July teqt;to the !Atli instant. 1 hart strictly complied with your commands. Before give your Majesty an account of the marches of the cliff, sent corps of the army, and the brilliant actions which have conferred glory on the imperial troops, I think it n'ceuary, for the elw•ide tion of my Report, to describe the position of the respective corps of the imperial army, and that of the hostile sruities,.oli the Liutli of July. POSITION OF THE IMPERIAL ARMY, AND OF THE ENEMY'S ARMY, ON THE so:nun:LT, ►augr At this time the 4th corps, commanded by Ge neral Sehnstiatii, was posted at Consuegra and Ma. dridujos, watching the army of Vene t o's, 30,006 strong. This army occupied Maneanares and Devine', sod had its advanced posts on the Gua diana. 1 • .The let corps, commanded H z Marshal the Duke of Belluno, was posted on the left bunk of the Alberche, in front of Casale-gas, covering the pose from Talavura towards Madrid. The wilvaiiced guard of tliis corps of the army occupied Talavera de la Reyna. Marshal the Duke of ReHun° woe' ed thearmy of Cuestm, "000 ,trong, which had ere-.red to the right hank of the Tagus, by a bridge thrown SWOP that river at Almarez, ■nd by the bridge of Arse. bispo. Your Majesty had received orders from H:• im perial and ItoYid Majesty, directing that the Duke of Dalmatia should unite, under his conamat.d, the 4d, sth, and 13th corps, consisting of 80 'battalions and thirty squadrons, amounting to upwards of 60,004 effective men, that he should march ..g..iiist the English, seek them out ;Ther:srer they might be, and engage then,. In truninAiping the Elope. roes ordeJs to the Doke of Dalmatia, your Majesty gave all such directions as depended on tuu , to enable that, Marshal, without loss of time, to ac complish the intentions of His Majesty the Empe- • ror and King. Meanwhile the 2.1 corps still occupied Salaman ca and Zamora. The 511%1.0 9 4 was in Valhi&lir and its enviroas. and the 6th occupied lienatente, Astorga and Leon. The latter corps had in its font the troops commanded by i.e Romano, and the insurgeots of Gallicia and the Asturias. Independently of the armies of the insoractits, report announced that an English army, yO,OOO strong, was assembling in the environs of Plasincia. under the command of General Welles.ey, On the 2i'd July, your Mairmy received ititel ligence from Marshal the Duke of &Nunn, that the El:Khali army, tinder the command of General ellesley, had formed a junction, between the Tagus and the 'View, with the army of Cocoa, and that this combined force was on its march to wards Talavera ; while • corps of e or 10,000 men, commanded by General Wilson, was advancing toward Escalortna, along the right batik of the Alberche. The danger was imminent ; and it ay necessary to take decided measures. The same day (lied} your Majesty sent ord. rs to Marshal the Duke of Dalinatia to unite sreedile at Salamanca, the throe corps of the army under his command, and to advance rapidly to Plaselicia, in order to break the hue of operation of the hos tile army. You at the sane time ordered General Seliastiaiii to proceed, by forced marches, with the 4th corps, from Madridejoi to Toledo. Your Ma jesty left Madrid in the night between the it2rl end 13d, with your reserve, composed of the Royal Guard, and the bti g ade of Gelieral Gudinot, form ed of the little regiment or infantry, the Slat regi ment of the line, and the 47th regiment of hone ekemeuns. The cotatnand of this reserve aim maw treated to the General of Division, Dessoles. In proceeding to Naral-Carnero your Majesty had 61 twofold ob j ect : heck the march of Ov um! WIND. who end: moored to get .0 the mu WO'