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+►~, t - • • r • .1 SI •i• r • • f rr , .5 , • ^ • - -as i , A .;4 1117113 ER 2049. THE ENGLISH (WEE A. LYCEUM TIEF.AI'II4. EY AUTHORITY OF THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN TMs EVENING. Aug. It;, will be presented, time, • Cedric Opera, called, P ALL NIG11'1"! OR, THE SAIUGGLIiItti . CAVE. 11‘eirat Blunt, Mr. Dinston Young Heartwell, Mr • ?UMW ; Meddle, Mr. Horn ; II wry Must, Mr Doyle ; .Heartwefl, Sfr. Nhirshall ; Ptter, 3I r. Smith ; Stour:lees, Memo. Filth!, ' Chatte. &c. Jethro., Mrs. %MM. ; Madge, Mrs. Urger; Flora, Mrs. Bishop. Ater shish (foe the t ith time, a New grand Pantomimic Ballet of Action, called THE F()ItEIST FIEND! {Vitt entirely new music, scents, dresses, and , dernrstinirs The di Rona is action under the slirertion of Mr. Robert. The arrittire ant the whole of the far the action of the fissile! so ' cl Clan asses, entire) 0r..., composed too C. Smith. koofisellow ftsorping Baron itarenbeere. Itirbeat ; Coo. wt harm. Rosenberg) Mr. Illoardia . ; leurtulf 'servant to Itsveillwrg) Mr fluitterlite; Gusziet , ff "ports. tattle Castle) Mr. Ozheiry; Uleie (a erratum of lisrauseends) Mr Ion: langur; Miodur Mt Huntsulai.), Mr. Mathews; I.otheir (Bruthes. to ( 7 unrad), Master ; i.surins (Baroness. karemberg), PAW Lupp - oso ; Jeannette the.. sister), Miss('. Ildristow. To.tnuevow Up PO Night or, The Smuggler's Cave; with Anspseliow. the Forest Fiend A New Comic Opera, In three acts, it in rehearsal, and wilt he priedoeettiu a few days. VAC%ARALL. Ceder the Patientege of his Royal HigLucas the PRINCE ufWAI.F.g. PI:E 4 ENT EVENING, WEDNES a I.) 11', WI, will be a GRAND lIILITARY FP.TE, to lipitour of Ass! Meth day of His Reyal Highees law Mali. of Toll is JS. 6,1 W. J. DONNE., and SPIRIT BROKER, *P PR iSER HOUSE-Aliir.NT, No. Is. Great Bunch •ti .. I. "vein -Ceriko, and at Caraway's, Thane-alley, ; - NIS the 13....:11er0 in \l • tor and SI/11114, 2 •tt.e. Yurkshwe, Nottingham, and Irish Linen • . .t. from Inin teen *can' raper:owe, he is emsbiril • • •i l'elukrapt: Igtml, and •ither Guess, by Public • • •- Sik; particularly where dispatch sod regularity .14c ..n.,.sp• metre. In order in tire the Prenwirtmg of Private and Public -1,-umsei every Lati , fertittil aa« Ads..niage r unosible, he has e.! -it a Partner, eniii , eutly iinalitieil to perform every branch ir. the Approkin. Depot/oast helot determined, that those who :nay pease h. touter him with their rouatemincc, shall art It. put to any useless expcime in their changes. %rhea it is rola:dead, !het a knowledge of Commou Law, Mil the laws of Landlord soil T.muut, is eswatial to keep sot cif Liihation, his inf. .ritiatitm its buth o ill, h. trusts, he a =te isairty'to his r , irerle, In them Saks or Pur i.° LE hot.D, Tior Low of a I"ern, C4PireCAlOUtie, and Hertel, in full bide, woo ft capital sensation; •I h. tiarulsill of a t'apillaire, Spruce-Beer, and British Wiese V.:aurae tury ; and Seven Sherri. iti that prosperous Fwtsteishenent, the Bri flab AW f;remary. tai Portliest, a small Freehold Property. NB. Third-Ave capital IP•hler• tumors to he Lot or Sold, blowy atliNsted on !Yurity euusigind to tinmeeti:..te Sak. SIONET A(iENTLENIAN, obeys. the ettleingoo elms of Mien t.entlers, who hat:- f:r many rear* earried en begibetsilp "mere) antlifirrtino, ha+ large See.. of kr/miry reel) to edeacce um Aumitt, or on 19111 s, .w Rotes of Hand, Ur tally other '.-...rity. And!. to Mr. Irsish, 'i.e. An, Upper Iforg.la.tionne.stwwilk and a ened wit be givgit to his hawse within a rainote's walk; immedigaely ansivered.—Ladiew of cha racter, Wt k, or estiver.l, May he eremetesowl•deel. A led par. Fins site 1..i.e /sus.: soma to lay out, may employ them to great adtastage. DALAI - II ( - A It NT I NATITI:. Pug the IVind, ()inveiglers, ‘Vatery and they Cripes,-.*d other fatal lhorelers m tire &well. of Ci.ilefirfn ; also, &r Pluses, Choli , g, and Paine of tho Intestows, in (.rows Pia...ens; scoot... Ply toiling to relitrt, when given se cording to the pilot, et dlr....Teems. riNitE NUpe, inrity and celebrity of this Medicine 1 hating ore/mooed a number of enontcrfeits, some even pretend's( to be pre ogreil from the original wraps, in the lettoliy of the isle Mr. Joseph I)alby, Apothecary, of Widbeek-street, V3ventlielsequase, the following ettlrset fr„., hh, %Yell ot p s h ea t,. whom he herpteithed this Proper ti, anti fioni whom July the gC11410k! Mr.:wine can be pro- Cure.l Whentan I tint, tinny veers saner, instruct my daughter e. n o w th e e tr. Antil.rey of North si rest, tVert• tat • •!.r. Gentleman, in the tel ,A compounding a certain Me di, i,... whieh l nn the mile loventoe. ratted Caraitontive, I du hereby appoint tiny said daughter the lode resperer of of tins usenal Medina,', I likewise give to her ear role property in the mid Carm inative, and all pro- Stg arisiug (rein the sale the,eot, to bra, and her heirs for isle. invahtable Corlett M.-diriur coatiancs vilely to be polvi.rd by dr. said ranee, 1;e11, and sold onl, by F New. tory and Suns, No. 4.i, St. Pares Cher-la-yard, w i. w , !Dora 5 . 0113 Cbeaptotk, I.andou; price is. 9d. a &stip, daty 'artful ad ; bolt observe, that the words, " F Newbery, No. 43. St. Fears.," (UV engraved is the stamps ; and, by Corn- appall,- swot, by IV Ant, liotborn ; Barran, tSo, wed Allyn, y 11, (h. yard-qtrert ; IlLtarkans, Bood..trect Hayward, Marna, 11.11,1gate.strf.t ; It Anobtll, Royal Larb4l,l , and CSIOIS: and Howling sad C.,. Buasugb. INTERIOR DECORATION. 1 if iiiiTFTlio and COOPER, Paper - lunging Al A Manufacture., nurl Painters of Interim Durnentiou, t 5, Clifforthatrort, Rood-street, moot trapeyi:thilly ole 'Malta the Nohihty nud Gentry, and the Public in geaerid, that they have opened their originals Rooms Mr the purpose of conducting the husincidt of Deem-store l'auttleit, and ra rer Hnoging ; and to obviate the complaint, that small tie •te..r, however inernititedy do not •Iwiti • cI,IIICCV a foil and complete idea of or:Angelina:lst. litre htted tip in Exhibition R 04,10 so spacious, that they tee e to itioplity their compositions to the rut-, as large as they tun) be papiirest its ratemilion, from the dm i . ti sions of the en'tititit leo that of the Drawing-Rooto ; these nor displayed 1 , . 111 , 1.3 n - ...Mimi and oilier elistribotions, no islcelt they will alt. +opt an end!uot vanity, in every style blithe' to aihipti.id klllO , u. 4. COOPER hieing devoted the greatest pelt er Iv.. Ivor to the with! of Architsetiirni Painting, tader tilt. lost Masters, limits that th• wdl he able to give the., decota tioris that bnished style of elitssie e h, r ,,, r . an d pieta e rs,pie street, so e‘atift big to the mind of taste. Their elLlK`Ciiiti t U.S of corttimied patrosts,:e nre founilii.l on Oleic brine the Rost neti•l4 who kite eitgazied in i soloist ontlettalthig, and biter no dote' that the will be ievrld viitilNiserd of the adValilagl, derived from eiitisii!ting them, without the ititeerention of aity other per too, by which di lay is pies rated, and expense sat ed. Just published, dedicated I.c permission to the ]h•.l !futile 3fitrittis of row n-itcod, 'Eat] of Leirestir, Pot /Ie shot of the sorii.ty of Antiquaries. of Ideation, atto, itC HIT ECITR AI . ELIQU rx% The pnrsodt State the most celebrated Remains of Ancient IStitiah Arrititeetitie and Sculpture in Great Btitain ky thrmite f:istprier. Containing ricers and Sculptured of Tintreit Abbey, Itfoomouthaltirev•wSviti by the Author, at his Booms, as ;thole. FleT • ~,. , . tibt 3153•1tt0b illir • eta - _ 11 EI)NESPAY, AU JUST lti 18u9. IN ONE DAY, OCTOItER en, aPVIIEIGN IN7'ELLIGENCE. THE STATE LOTTERY WILL BEGIN AND FINISH. 1 • .-- Only 5,000 m 2tio Nubers. and ,nool. Prize :11uney. b PANISH AND PORTCGCESE PAPERS pc)itNswt . .i.,i cc.. !oohs. the litaerty of re- 1, consmendmg 'timely porch:me id Itekeis and Shares; SUPPLIMENT ElLTltAoltOlallitY TO Tllll Minion awl hope to supply their Friends with a large share of the UATLTTIL i.e Tile JD A V GIU3T. .red luu,mml Prise Musty. Older. from ,!ty part of Ilse I i tutii; executed on the salad ti rills as if present, at either of The folloising advice, have just been received, their old established State lath., y Offices, tio, Cornhill, or which we hasten to bey before the public, for ii. St. Margaret's-Dill, Bdruugh. • s a tisfaction, as the official details have not ate, ear- In tow and 'sue Capital Prir-s shared by HORNSBY e a , o f the mos I t suite)no ntM ett l e ga al( on t he nud CO. 716th July, by the I: rent' sod Spestish unities, near 144544 1 .fto,tent asst . 1 5,000 .. I *Werra de Is lleyine, and which %ill let memo -10,494 ao,oao 11,71 ti 1,4100 1%514 20,n4e, 19,570 5, ,, e0 •roble in history. :4179 10,0111) t7,i27 4,uno The French lost 7000 men on the field of battle, 113 111,000 3, tiSti J.GWO 17 pieces of orduanee; some prisoners were made ; Several of yen* swot tool. and. he. and an iinmena euinlaer womided ; upwards of 300 Besides ONE MI LIAOI4 STERLING in former Lotteries wagg..ics with their woituded pawed through .Ite RA SALE. drid alone. The loss IA the Frcuch i, •ainsated It TOBE MOLD KY iiiiiii • lC R4)L3P . 11 1" in tile whole at from LW to :3,000 men. The English PrIttlDAY, the tali day of septimbre newt, within the how el Gerais flitatd, viatner, in AherJeco, betwixt lesieGen. Nlackenzii , tool *cue other ,uperior Of die boors of six and seven afternoon (if out preramalerdis- firers ; the mine happened to the Spanish. posed of hi private lougaitij, the LANDS caul lISIAT E of $ The enemy's toter, lareassOst to Ow bottle, was MARY CCLIEft, comprehending the 'tains and )ts. mdeulated at Inns, 50 to 40,000 torn, the corps nor Plaee of More Color, the \lda nod Milo lands of Cry. ll k o,.. , , ..,. . ~ . ~ ~. a pii nonaposte, v ictor, seiaaanain, an d :se 'melt mid Mary Cutter; mil the Tunas, Ism& and Felons of )14:u Book, Easillail, Cotten, Goshen, Standing Starse., Eust having termed 4. U,letttla ; the latter sanved with Side. West Side, iVeltshaw, Aluirskie, 'tomcat-, Coakley, his division the night hafi,re the bustle, Ic s si r i l Rogfmt, Easter sad Wester Tillboartre, and Nether anal Cp• ‘lllllle Gout Salamanca by furred marches. per AahrtitiVies, with the Salltillit 1 . salsing., Niobium-Ilea 'll4e Frcuch cony, eumpletely routed, is retreat awl Pertinent, of the who& of said lands, all lying widish lad in disorder to Aladrid. 'fhe army of V eliegas Narythe parish of sad untidy or Kim....im., ; and o consisting exclusive of assail part of E:iatlauil, hdelY given was expected to reach Tuledo on tit • ejtli.-- i'he off) of warty three thousand seven bemired scuts acres, action molt plate near Talavera de lit Heyca. whereof, according to • ware, sods ammo year ire°, Ili. re T4AOAJtm, JULY Jl. arc Shout right hastes. of laillads the mac Illiaaat At oiou:• field, foray- six Of wood. hosetees indeed 1104 tort! of pas- i'lle following put tieulars of the battle of 'rale tare, eine hundred and six or iiios, and the rem ler of .sere de Is Itrytia. but t: bemn reccived here from Ii cane; all situated at a short iii. I nearly equal datatice from Governor of Merida: Aberdeen and Stonelsaren, ntid extrudt ,, a, tur upward, of The Mottle was height on the Otith, 27th and tSt 1,. OWL* Mika. 11100:7 the South Bank or the :), es, a 'lad. ab,..,,,,i. on a height koining the bridge of Alberche, and ing with ammo and grilse; and from it southward to the smith houndasy of the Pariah of Mary Colter, which is also ahem , a league add a harrow Tale vent de la Repair, that of tins Estate towards the smith, and roar in a tow near. the ,fiviti 10-t 14,0UU men k.lleel, wounded sod ly parallel to the Leer, forest:; on the whole use of the must prisnuets. %V took foam them 11,000 niudtc compact aa.l best accommodated Estates in this part of the _ testOlY horses, 1111.1 litt4t., quantities of clothing errantry. The I, eeint house of Mary Cutter, ott rhar.gs the i anal our cony is 10 linriiit of the enemy. It ° rivrr tm ais oes:itl hank, and at a liiik distance from it to the east, tsp..in the rising ground of a haugh 0165 aer,s, ours known that Gelb Veite,-.u. cohered Tido skirted by a seining plantation of rations wort, of r.reet try.s, on the ?9th, with the army iii the Mancha. Out now well KI.:1'111 , : , 1, and toonaandieg a beautiful v::.w of t h e B hrs., is ineoloitierntile, river sad adjacent coo/airy for some miles below, is •'ar of air This tlC.'nUat tsiti commitilicitted by the arms. finest attuut ions f,:' a mans. :a.hoisso in this emititi y. 'rt. lio,t 0 ;lids visited through Merida for Seville, oil Lands h o w o. the , :, RD, atilt arc 14 preinut ol'ael e. ...o. . . auto w i t h ano th er part - 4 . f 11, se eti a t ee t,i a t s iso, 1 , 3 _ the :Ithh, at three ache k iii the afternoon, and risk, at min'. which erne a sale will tic ~,lit, soli a qa.dOltqa which Vi is aII eliol{l.6 to reach that capital ow the . . a valued rent trees' to the pindiaser, to admit uttaro ter, 31.54 at break of day. It is also said, that General hohi leal.firatintis. The 'i'iends sere tatted itevcfal year' ........ tteyta directed the courier who carried the nand, ago, and are twat), exisaust.si. Access wall Ise given to the - Mansion house, Carden, Offices, Policy aid Grcia:a. is ; to make this plea,M4 news known in ell places the occupation of the Propnetur, at NI•rti11111301 next, or I through which hr should pass, for the general in sooner if drlred ;to teff fat of the Fame 0., *1i , ...h thereat. ...formation anal satisfeetiou. We are anxiously no leases ' at Wltitsateilay, iota: suit to an the led of the ; l oo ki ng ou t f u r th e coufinnation of this intelligence vete:ask Estate cat the r4iry of eh': existing leases, whirls, ; be the next army -[ nail. ear/ois a few inst . , are now held ou thr lives of ilia I e, :mice writing the above. an official account .. pcll sent teereplon.-- —The • Tt Writings, with a ran and Rental of 1 shear Loods,ave in the liai‘da ot Mr Pmarrusso, Advocate, I been received, which not only confirms the above in Aherdoen, te witom those deslose of further information 1 intelligence, but also states, that it was obstinately : 1 7 ,,.. y . Pr i Y• 1....44 Tait, at Parini '''. will chew the Mar ' 4 protested, and at length decided by a large body . 1 of Spanish horse, node( the command of the Duke l of Albuquerque. The enemy's loss 9 amounts 0 12000 men. . . ... else,ct t „ AUG. 4. ... Accounts from tits environa of nerona, state, fttiitt the ow's) , hal 11l icoutintred, on a salinen, ' • bombardment against that place, and iaeoneenti bog his whole force in Salt and Santa Eugenia. - • On the it2d July the 3larotus de la Romana , expected at Santiago. His troops we:e in he spirits, end proceeding, by rapid marches, to C. tello Folio, where the roomy seems to coneentrai , his force. The Governor of Gerona hes reeeke I the following letter from the Engineer-in-Chief i the Freuch army : .. Sin-wsi harm the honour to Inform yon, that his 'Neel lency Count St, Cyr, Ovicial-ns-Cisirf of the French army. has authorised me to listen to suy proposals which you w here to mike, according to the circumstances DI a/tlela ~ art plated. Came yourself, or stud a cuidideutial officer , treat with Me at advanced pests, where the prisonr who is to deliver Ibis letter to you leaves me, and in order to avoid an enuoieuns construttwo being put en this Ilataiure, ! may come with some member of the doom, heads of cleily, Sic. I have the b9outir to be, 6,..c. The Governor returned the following an.wer blt : ' Manor, Arivovesom, and at ham sundry Ttil RE SOL' fly AUCTION, By Messes. SKIMS ER, DYKE, TOSaLLS, add FORREST, In many Lute, On Saturday, the Itith of August, puucheally at four o'clock in the afternoon, at the Blackmour's Head at Ashbautne, ACapital NMI VO!1e valuable FIIEEFH/L0 ESTATE, delightfully sitnate in the feta oh of Wm, • heautifol and romantic pert iii the temente of Siteldniti o divided from D. rit)shire by the River Dove, whim h, it! the rArr tfanifeld, nearly eceireles the property, tie , : links fsegn the market-town ef Ashbutiffie, le front Chenille, 14 from Leek, and easy doiacers Gum the watering places of Mstinek and litmtmt ; consisting of the manor , if Dam, with the loy alties and •ppurtenanees the winch-admired seat culled Data Hall, with others, gardens, pleasere-ground, planta tions, banging woods, mod rich paddocks, plessiugly timber ed, and intersected by the river, prerentleg woe of the most charming mud interesting scenes of picturesque beauty The demesne La, , •ls contain altneether near limo arres,chictly mea dow and F.,ture, lying within a ring. fence, with fill in-houses, and mit .huildinga, a genteel residence on a small scale, a public-house, and sundry cottages, now in the Imo aassion of Mown-tut Tomlinson, Hokkinson, Phillips, Smith, Dakilen, tee. et old rents, find all tenants at will, except Ise one farm, the lease of which iv neatly expired. The (*tale abounds with lime-Mime, and both lead and cop per have been •1111COVITINI on the premises. The direr Dove is famous fur fine bunt, an.l that *caste filth the greyliug. Aliso, the perpetual Athaiw , on and neat Presentation to the Vicarage of ilmn, ,ch has limn enduvreal with the great tythes. Immediate pascrionoil may be had iii the amnion house, plrAfllll Ir.-40104 N `mil shone 7,, acres, which OPP mow in hand, and punatecomi of the ss hole estate, except •IJ,I acres, may be had at I..aily• day next. Du this Male is a considerable part of the celebrated Valley of 1.10,411111‘, w ith the craggy and i ()mantic rocks, the adusiration and wonder of all "'meth ts. To he viewed, by application, to Mr. Anthony Oaltden, fit Ilan, of whom printed parboils/a may be hail: parti culars may also be had of Juba Bert-stint!, Eu Atlurney, Ashbourne , of the Printers of the Derby, Stafford, Not tibgham, and Encoder Newspapers ; of Mr. Hatton, printer, Manchester; Mr. hillinge, minter, Liverpool; at the lintels Buxton and Matlock lineal Oak mid Wheat Sheaf Inns, Chenille; Genre and the Swan- with - Two- Necks, Leek; Place of Sale; anti of Memos Skinner, Dyke, TLI. chin, .149.1 Forrest, Aldeesgatc-street, London, whew a plan may be see " u—lhare nothing to treat upoa with your Excellency, by am prtfectly Aware of your soccer, and shall henceforth molten Oldtilit any flag of truce or trumpeter, nor take nutlet of thou " " MARIAN'S ALVAKES. "Gerona, July st, 1909." Lifiren Diery, of Aqua 4.) LISBON. AUG. 5. The night before last, after The Digrif was at press, official advice arrived of the bottle. of Tallier. ra, which wits wait decided by the total defeat of the French united armies, commanded by the Ire. trusive King, having under him the French Mar shals of the Empire, Victor and Nil, and Gene ral Sehasuani, Ly the combined English and Spanish armies, who, after en obstinate action of three hours and a half, made themselves muter, of the field of battle, of several thousand prisoners, an extensive field-train, and 15 pieces of artillery. The enemy was repulsed at all points, principally by the English army, who sustained the heat of the bottle, dud against whom the enemy directed al most the whole of hie tire ; the loss of the French Is said to be upwards of 7.000 killed. On the .tile of the combined armies, it was also considerable, especially in the English army, which siiffered a loss of more than 3,000 killed ; among whom are some Generals, and several Officers. The lowa of the Spanish army exceeds 1,000 killed. Among the prisoners are I Officers of superior rank, and a Geueral. The intrusive King retired before the conclusion of the action ; and it is prolnible that lie immediately set off for Madrid, whieser the wounded have been conducted. The French arinv consisted of 40,000 men, among whom was a con quantity of cavalry. The allies intended advancing upon the enemy. and some corps were already at Toledo. The 36th, d7tb, and .28ail, were the dais of battle, and whit* will for ever be mti enorahle PC11114141. Mitralllial Moult was not in this actin's, nor his divi s ion. which is at ?So' klant:ines, ire in-ition, end ageiost which the troops of the Marquis R(1111408 are advancing. Tliegreat Crencrals and Marshals of the proud V/.11.11. • ttnuttly AID 1‘111:I`OIDENCE! ST.ITL ii tv —.l - 141.14SUAN, MAY 24, 1809. *nitre has bees no pen/fret order of the army aim . . the loth April. The fort of the rebel John Ougotien, and the four romps which ,iiiroandol it, and which were situated uo the plantation Sobawrin, has jest heen earned by a e oap aq mats le, Major-General Toussaiut• The defeated used their escape nllly Si, tilt qutckite ut Alibis user the pre ripicr4, shoisitoiting their anus and aehllert, onsonniiine., effects, ALE. The papeis containias the correspondence of John Ougotimi oats the Chief of the Rebels, hod his re gamr book of letters, Rare been taken. TWO pieces uf i cannon, our a ct.pouioler, the whirr • s-ounder, a large triunity of itimounition, eartridites, soil implements u( ar -14/ifs t.i4t - they with 3 rof prisoners, men and women, aro the fruits of this brilliant exprdwuu. fhe corps cm ployed ilia 0.4 all panic puce in the netioo y only two iegi worms were engaged. 'I hers happy marls are Jim iu the wise disposition of nersl Poor Toosssint, who maims mach the intiepolay of tlii Commander Forums and the ath regiment, alai su sell sessmaded Idea This ntridillbms hawing so favourably terminated. the ti.erps have returned to their emstunn•risni. Dune at Itesihipsarters al the Cape. t . 19th May, ex amined and approved, Chief of the Staff, lIENCY Cualeroter.. P ROMAIN• 5.51/Ft TUE LONDON GAZ ET rE Min? AOR DINAR); TUESDAY. AUGUST 13. Dotemag-street, August 15, 18°9. Dispatelie,, of which the following are copies and extracts, were thin day received at the Office of Lord Vise. Castlereagh, one of . His Majesty's pric ewe" Secretaries of State, from Lieutenant-Groats' the Hight lion. Sir Arthur .Wellesley, dated Talavera de Is lissaa, July an, ratio. Moir Lino—Gan, Cnesta laddered the comity . ' march with his army, from the Alberche, on Zbc morning of the 4th, MY far as Santa Olo'lu, and pushed forward his advanced guard as far as Torijoa. For the reisions stated to your Lordship, in my diarsteti of the 24th. 1 wrovt!d 014 two dtvislolls of Infantry. and a brigade of envadry, serosb the A Illetehe, to ll;a4itlegos. under the command of LavutenanteC;eneral Snerbrooke, with a view to keep tip the coronation:won beta ten tieueral Co est* and me, anal with Sir K. 11 . ilson's corps, at Escaloria. It appears that Mineral Veileps had not earned into execution that part of tb. phn of final anot.s which related to hi. carps, and that lie was stir at Dimiel, is Ls Nlairclia, and the enemy, in tha comas: of the slith, asth, and 86th, collected all his forces in this part of Spain, between Torrijoii, isad Toledo, leoviii4 tilt a small corps OESIOOO amtpx in that ple,:e. fin nulled army thus consisted of the corps of Mar-hal Victor, of that of General Behaitinoi, or of 7 or WOW men ; the guards of Joseph Bonaparte, nod the garriscui of Madrid ; and it was commaiala ea by Joseph Bonaparte, aided by Mardials Jour— as dau and Victor, acid lwutrat Sithastniat. -- v -- - -- -- • • ' ; 1 71 1 .7 1 111 1 1 Y l , ~....:....9Cf t, . ,...::4 17 • 4 , ."-: .4 1 0. - . 4 .:40 . - tit • , . • • - . *b It*PLNCE.ItAI.F.'I I .N., '..." - Empire, so celebrated far bravery, and as mii..e.• in the art of war, finally come to lose their On yto ; .• - the fields of the Pentrisuis ; it is probable, that Joseph Bonaparte, when he miters Madrid, will be ul stunned with salutga and virus similar to diode • which Jsioot received, when he last ysar entered this ed, I city, defeated and pursued by our army, united I I " with the English. r " The glory of his Excellency Marshal - Gene.. ti he rap IVellealey will he as immortal in Portugal and ' Spain, as in his own country; in every action lie Isas l l' I displayed his military /admits in opposition to the •• 11'arrioni of France, Soldiers sod Generals of t ', l4 ' Jetty and Nlarengo, disciples of the (Lem Napo- ' e i Icon" (expressions of Jurst, with which he pester- 34). ed us at the that of his being in this kiugdosii). ' ' l * - We are anxiously hopiirg for fresh victories. I cu which cannot l ung be delayed, us the armies artr lists pursuing the enemy, to drive him hum the priers* of- pal ',motions which lie occupies.--ahe two host • days of the battle were so lit'netousty utististateior . Wei the troops, that the) scarcely bad ,guy raft, lass hoilits . 11 of mg even AU hoer for retrisinnitui. • .: . .... ey, POWTSCitIYT. "t" After this paper was put to press, certain intelL, • log geuce was in circulation, that the eueley was totally defeated at Madrid, which the Spanish G , •neral eat- Ver i e ge s had entered with his diving., almost all 'X" the French being put to the soisld. rho were . l'he found with anus iii tfuir hands ; the people - ref Nliithid coutributed greatly to the glOry of. I. this actioii, Joseph Bonaparte tied precipitately, alit- abandosaing ins troops ; it is even said, that Victor . • , • the was killed ; to-morrow we shalt give wore circinn- .. stautial accounts.—( Lisbon Iliaty.) . g•th. ACCOUNT OF TIM VICTORY •OF TALAYSRA, ISOM and TOG SPA 51,611 IiACETTIC, OF rim 511? .sucv : i 'i fluor Part the tiret.—w. The General Lur,vrtA writes on and the :nth from the Camp of Talavera', that the -ere- ert's , my, aneouutilig to 40,(r00 Uliell, intended an attack I .^ll , upon him ;he repassed the Albstrche to take ap the It Is position agreed upon by the General in Chief of •I led° the English. , Our "At five in the evening of the 2.71. h, the enemy appeared, and, atttck mg with impetuosity with this .. rat- bayonet, woe repulsed with MU,* ~r,,,, nisi the . 1 . .... 1 . Oil LtAilill COLICIUIit'd at c'l:4frit 0 . 10 , 14 kat night. Ow tne and 25th. the .nerdy repealed tin it attacks until few is • the in the eveumg. sod were again repulsed le,. !As". 'ere' English and Spanish ario.es, •vit 4 Illail talent i. .6 :61 0 "ili disunguishes the two nations; the pteteildeil k :. el + aces who was present...in person, retina:: lipto . 1 i .- i I *III. Olalla, with 9$ waggons of wounded isnl o, - • 'ugly division of Brigadier-Genie al LALEY is ilea .• P "" do, and the army of Gen. ViZNIREAS was es. t: • it ,' Aninjuer, with a determ . diatioti to occupy Ni.. ,r hat " Part IL—General Cux,sra writes from the hove Camp at Ts:lavers, on the 39th, at ten in the MOM.. rt itely log, that the enemy, after attacking the greater . . iody ' part i . ,f the the night (he cannot express himself )uke sufficiently to celebrate the admirable courage 4.f ti to the English army and its excellent General. and of our own troops sls4 were totally defeated, and 4. commit-ea to retreat iti the greatest coostersuitioos late, taking the roar! to Toledo. without the enemas of , the subsisting, hermit's left in our possession 15 'minion, trat- - many waggons, baggage, cars, and a greet nionber of wounded and prisoners; aniotigat whom. is a I " 119 General Officer, and the held oi . battle covered high with dead bodies." Cat- trate FRENCH AVID GERMAN PAPERS. • rived • of of ADISTCLOAn i AUG. 1s Intelligence from Antwerp leaves no doubt own. :„ e '. " !meting the plan of the enenie,'nhich appears to be aria!, to direct his main force toiv.:rds Flanders, in old, r • s 1114 k • to attack the; fleets and arsenals at Antwerp and l You Flushing. iri:aort are marching from all sides to to 00. to , toe coast. ' • a.... 1 corsommix, •110. 1. , yoo It is said the English fleet has made an attack " Ike on !level.—(Heetbargh C'orrespoisdeittem) . :. VROSI THE MAYNE. JULY 30. 'r : Notwithstanding the Armistice anti the emu's. lency, nuance of the iitiva.:lsl ions for peace, the march of rfwlb troops, and the forwarding of convoys of initlrery C CP. 3 „ i and ammunition, still proceed with the 'greatest activity through Strasborgh to theTresch army. —/Ditto.) S. T"-.IM.S • • TUG . rats nt . ,l„,„ LONDON GAZET rE EXTRAORDINARY. . at of TUESDAY. AUGUST 13. le in- • - ---- Mar- Downing -street, August 15. 1809. :ene- Dispatches, of which the following are copies and and extracts, were this slay received at the Office of Du o f Lord Visc. Castlereagh, one of . His Majesty's prim.- era of cipal Secretaries of State, from Lieutenant-Geste/rat mess, the light How. Sir Arthur •11'ellesley, K.B. dated Hers. Talavera d• to Itersa, July a 9, twig. 'pally I‘l‘ Loon—Gen, Claret& followed the erieuit'll A the march ..with his army, from the Alberche, on 'the ed al- morning of the .241 h, its far isi•Stlllta Olalltt, and reach pushed forward his advanced guard as I.ll' as Terlikl, ? •111 e For the reasons stated to your Lord hip,. in my 'able, dispatch of the -24th, 1 moved only two divisions red a of iisfautry, and a brigade of cavalry, across the n are . Allan-he, to Casalegos, under the command of taus of I .aeuterianteC;erieral Snerbrooke, with a view to mong keep up the communnati.m I...trite'. General Co- rank, esta Had me, and with Sir IL 11 ilson's toys, at icfnte F:SCilleini. e that It appears that Gnneral Verse; Ii had out carrel