The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-09-24 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRENCH AND DUTCH I ‘r.ts, st.rr. to. On the 4th inst. His Majosty 1,-,11.11 a Decree, by which the exportation of Friicirailk.i continues to be piol.thited. .Tlte law of the 3..411 of April. ;tor mining the exportation of eel triin Lodi of nick, is suspended until the Ist July IR I I. • An Imperial Decree of the 28th ult. contains the Ito! i 1:4 'own...inns reeseis sailing with licences are t xpressly prohibited 'from taking 0.0.0 board possi.....!ers for Lowland, or billowing back wilt aloe, paaactwers from Unglould to FrilllCC, uuttaa provided vista passports signed will; oar band. " Every passenger (vend on board any licensed saw!. going to, ur cousin from Englaml, walkout a passport bigoted by as, shall be taken into cuatud y. . . • . 3. EViry vessel eontroseuisi the pre.eat order, shall be pat ander sequestratioo, on her salsa, and reported to in. (biped) " NAPOLEON." • JUT. 12. The Civil Tribunal of Ve.dun hare just c..ii e!y tined four individuals to ton, three, and six iinprisoueneut, and 987 frmnet, penalty, for loving favoured the escape of En4li.h prisooros. Five tuarneges betwetu Ea K lishnitu mud French ladies have been celebrated at WeOats during the last three weeks. Their Majesties took an airing in a phaeton at St. Cloud yesterday. There were all sorts of sports. The phaeton went slowly, and there was not the least disorder at the fete. siorosxs, mt. It. - -- - We are informed that fresh convoys of ammuni tion and artillery have been received by the French Army besieging Cadiz. as well as several detach ments of cannoneer*, s•ippeis. and miners. The iork* bane the place are advanced. and the be ll, :td are not in a condition to check them. The buotbirdinent of the city has not yet begun. IVe cou'iuue to equip gunAm.ita and other vessels. Eft aeli seamen and Ai.delusians serve on boArd the«. vessels. • All the attempts of the English and the Junta to relieve Cadiz have been fruitless. Troops have ad vanced from G.braltar and Algeziras. from the Mountains of Estremadura and the province of .41entejm but they have been beaten at ull 'mints and porily destroced. The Duke of Daltuela is congontly at head-quarters Al Seville. and directs in person the movements of the corps which cover the awe of Cadiz. At Seville several new Spanish corps have been formed. - . The Kiug has not yet quitted Madrid. It is laid he will not proceed to t i jeuend Sachet's army distil Torino. hur tapitulated. • Sewers! corps have left Madrid, where great tran quillity ' , wipe, to repair to Andaluwa. . THE BRITISH PRESS. PROM THE SPANISH PAPERS• ♦uuln 30. The Raped Won that sailed from this pert ou the e4ht of the 4241 instant. under the command of General Don Lois Laney, was composed of four companies of grenadiers and four of riflemen of the Spanish Gulled*, one company of grenadiers of the Walloon Guards, and of the iufantry regiments If Muftis, the Canaries, Volunteers of Valencia, Campo Mayor, and of the Militia of Ciudad Real. The convoy was escorted by a Spanish divistou. enininanaled by Coptaie Due FrIIII4TWO Maurelle ; and an English division, wider the orders of Cap min George Cockburn. On the next day, the 211, at tight o'clock in the evening, the e x;iedition arrived at a place 0:. like coast called Morla. tau miles front the bac of lluelva, Letwetli the towers of Oro and Arenill where General Lawry deter mined ton ffect the landi4 of his tro l io. This was executed with the greatest corkr cud prompti tude, from ten at isiglit till ouc o ' clock is the WWII. lag, at which time the division was in full match on the wily to M0,0:..r, where, according to cer tain reports, a FiNich division WAS posted, cum. minded by a pt r• 011 styling Isiineclt the Duke of Ahienabcrg, and 'amounting to eleven hundred wen, the givatest part cavalry, with • cortc.ponda ins train ul artillery. Captain Cockburn ordered eleven busts to advance, under the command lot Lirutcoant Westphal. with tae intention of gain iog the river. in order to facilitate the potwage of an arm of ilie t•tieatu. 14 these mean% the division succeeded in continuing its march without delay, arid Sri ivrd iu the neighbourlicod of Mogucr on the :744.1). at eleven o'clock in the morning. Whilst this march was executing, Capt. Francisco Man relic had sent Lieu tecoatit Dun NlauuelTurrontegui with a division of boats to the landing-place at l gate. with the view or callos g the attention nlf the ...army to that point ; this he executed. opening a fire upon the French troops nested no the declivity if Mount Cristo. Mnurelle determined also. that the divisions of Captains Don Andres Cabarrelln and Dou Pedro Loewe, R. N. should form a line on the avenues of the town of Palex,elitid departed with six boats to !little TOTIVIdegIIi. In spite of the firing of a how neer and two guns, he effected the ',Win of twenty-five of his men, and annoyed the enemy in these different operations till mid day, when appearing at mice at the hem, of our column, and surprising the French, they intim diately took trilogy in the town of Magner. division of our troops, with General Limy at their bead, en' ered the place pell obeli with the enemy, who, at the command of advance given by our General, took shamefully to Sight. leaving in our posarinion • few prisoners. In she afternoon Ali reiulserg concentrated his foram, and orderim: the resnainder of his troops froin St. Juan del Puerto to juin him, he attacked, at three in the atternoust, our division with inspetue.ity. who, although senti ent eavalay or artillery. repulsed the enemy at all points. The attacks were repeated during the afternoon, but always with equal success on our aide, till at sun-set. the enemy, having suffered con:idetrably. altmedoheti the field of battle. 11 . :;eir low during the day, moderately calculated. cannot be less than ants Tell 111 killed, wosin.hal, sad prim:tem; and it is generally believed that Aisrem. berg hewn-elf **dal "woody anonded. On our side we had (rile nine killed awl thirty-three ; a 01 amoi g tin lasi. Serjeant.Major Don J. Morrell. *"r r tl.tur sw l aiustaucy of our divisor's'. af:cr l•le; I.;sr.r attgl.ta embarked, without al y e“rnfort or ~• t whatever. attempted mini et:wiled. In ern isq.ll-, itt.src:s of 22 miles, which Ur reckon ed from Ilif• I vidsi.;:-rniltt at M.). , lter, entering arta a wit. sent , :k0a!1w.A..1 4 . it. lt till tt; LON DUN, MONDAY, Serrintsea Sir 110)11 Paexcx returned to Portsmouth on Saturday aftemoon,frorn Corunna, in the reaer4ible. lie has had a long panne of fifteen day. We understand Sir Home does not bring any news of greut importance from the North Coast of S k ein. The Spaniards under Gen. Poactim, who are posted in the fastnesses of the mountains in the rear of Santander, greatly hams' the corps under Generals BONA'S, DIM EY ES. and BARTHELEMY. Cut off their small parties, and have intercepted some cor. respondence of these Officers, which, with other important matters, make this coafes-ioa. The,e dispatches were sent to England in the Veaerab!e. General Itusovazts was about to proceed from Coruna', with a corps of Patriots, who are to be landed at St. Andero. Sir Hosts brings a teloi sitiou from the Spanish Chiefs for more arms. The intelligence received at Coronsia of the fall of Ahneida stated, that 1000 persons lost their lives what the 'magazine blew up.—Capt. Herten (of the Navy) landed at Weymouth, with Sir Homa's dispatches fur Ministers, and proceeded to London with them. A Gotteuburgh 'Mail arrived oa Saturday. The SNedo.li Papers afford nothing new; but snow after the arrival of the Mail. the following Notice :was posted at LLOYD'II:•-•• COTTlMBelliell, sari. ►a . u We have inn learnt that, out era clammy of thirty-live t-on, England, 'wood to the Baltic, twenty one haw bee* lost, nit!, all their crews, a few days ago, not far from Mar• au and." The distress occasioned by this afflictint; infor rus.iosi was in some degree r...lieved by the follow. iug addition, which was stuck up towards the close of the day : " The Reused and She'drake sloops of war sailed from Sbecrorks us tlre 3111 August, with a fleet for Gotteal/argil,. Cta the 16th in t. at 3 A. NI. they reperiewced a gale ut oho! between Paternoster Rock and Christiana, which dispersed the Sect oue ship, supposed to be • Dame, foundered with all Lei , crew. The Bee and Golden Grove, trausports, pint of the fleet, had arrived et Gottenhargh, and several of the ships had gone lulu Marstraud and the neighhuursug pasts." The accession of strength which Lord WEL. Lulu. Toe will in a few days receive. will amount to shout 7000 mew. The 4th, 50th, 7 tit, and g2d, are ill...regiments gone. and to go, from England ; the 79th and Stith have been landed at l.ishon, from Cadiz : The Duke of BRUNSWICK OELs corps. from Cork, and 2311, front Delifse, are on their pas sage. if Mossy lies really abandoned due. inten tion of 1 . 111101 in:: Sicily (which seems extremely probable), twu regiments will be withdrawn from that garrison. The Spanish Deputies sailed on Friday •ft.r noon, from Portsmouth, in the Sapphire. Captain Dart's, to the Csracc4s. The message these Gentlemen carry to the Revolutionary Colonies of Spain is—that the British Government, in the pre sent hopeful std.• of the. Spani,li cause. cannot countenance the Colonies in erecting for themselves • Government itidenentlent of the Mother Country. ROSeRT Gußona. Esq. is gone out in the Sapphire. to the Government of Beelike. A few days since, the Diaaa's boats endesennred to loin out a small sloop which wet at anchor near the shore, to the eastward ur there. The intre pid crews boarded her amt cut her cable, but she glointiled, when she was immediately protected by the tire of aleiutsoo French soldiers, which obliged n o r brave fellows to withdraw, with the loss of one man wouusled. The vessel was afterwards de strayed by the Moms firiNc ut her. We itadcroind Mr lief it 'RD STR dell r his de , ;lied toh Ind of the Ex pedi non which i• %it., q.t-4 **) ,it the or :'rouge, .. sod Cott Grvlers are gOtte r eilat to make ti. t 6 133 ek ..". ... t (17" 4 2 4 ~..,(Jr• _ _Tit , , imtnediat.ly. Capt. JOIIIAS It OW Lat. who, from , ;11 „ . i., 4 1,.. ... i ) . 471 , 0.t ,i. I l it 1 hog serving oil that station, has a perfect know& rit., t f A .... , ; , .4;44- ... 7 i!g , , ..... - T. i• .4 ledge of the roast, is to conituai.d the naval !lire : 12 . jr•-!•••;": 1 7 8 4 0 I .''''t ; .. , tAt ik • - ~-0. ..,,, 1 • . 41,1 , L' soil, we hate besot, Sir SAMUI.A. A cCftstu•rtt will , ~ 4 conimisivl the troops. Bath the King'' , and Cunt- • ' 1- WA TRID.VG,PLICRy, .- .. • , pule ini:l rt:anchnetail"aHlTAl°nlalbiA,rnotittshrTAßttra( 1.. piloy's troops will ho eiviplo r ye o d v . ini S m i , r o f i l d o t . ,u ti c v , iv e a .4 - . 1 CNA NT, we undrtstai,d, teas O. wonl.l not attend the attempt, with the force that .bww, Lads naafi: th Mei:bider, ! t idy IV, * g.;;;,, m , • ' • .Valis aril Pellet,. Sir H eart' Tempest, L a .l s i , —' iVas intended to be put into his hands. 101, 41:1 ' tern hie, Lad F. Speasrr, Mrs. Moppt, •1,,, ii' The I tat letters frout "'lndia corroborate this 1 Mr. Rubvte tl e.alu m u s Huts !teary I : .•,y l ii. 34 , statement. They iiitriounce L ttlat itee sttal; 69th, M r. ( '' P '' " 114Ists• 14ev ' W. Iltns un. 4. it j t. ;Mr e . .bATHI ARRIVALS 60th. 84 th,B(l•h, and part of the 4, th. Regi unclad. I Lord I 'r.,' 7 „ I)l , :ya , zer Countess Spen ce ; c omm. with 3 600 Sepoys, are to reladeavolt‘ at the Islitlid !liar., Lady A;aieho : r, Cif Brod. Cbisinery. Sir Jallatb I font, CaLCope, Cut. Hill, Dr. Clatierbasth Iter of Msd.igsecar, fur a secret Expedition, believed to I Rot. Mr.. Br o ti,,,p. y{,,,, m i .. Egi ,. , .... e, ,• Mr . . “ . be against the I,le of France. , If C..,pt Smith, Caot Eyre, Capt. Barset. Cap,. ~. pain. its rest Mr. sad M,s Cary, 'Mr km m i , MCI 61114 0 ,A. Sit putt'. M r . and Mn. P mom.' and hi,. l! •r: au. Sir. Mrs. and ...! Anises cork — , Ni, • mina Th.:natio, 31:-. and Miss St ur k ey , M r. aid Mao . Mr. and Mies Elliott, Mr. , Prya, Mr. Natthey, th. i' Mr. Stuart, Mr. Baskertiekl, Mr. ('l,a bot de C it;“: J. Pother, Mr. Peard, Mr. Pet:drill. 41r. It ynoe, Mr s ' ser, Mr. Vaal., Mr William:, Mr. Viustai, Mr. c , Mr. M'ebbrr, Mr. Ilerbert,. Mr. SAtlllUrili, Mr. Leade r , ;", .Cuilleld:, Mrs. Law, litnl. Taylo r , It o .. P.,,d ek .,," Gambit:J., A 1 . ,. Rawl!, Mrs. Prituatt, Mrs. m,,,, 4 ,,,' Mri Itted, Min Aoki :ley, Misi.rwarllr, Mb. 118,1 Minter, Mit, - Oster, Mt" Dealluti, p Uni ts ke. ite. AB ER YSTWITH ARRIVALS. Lord and lAdy Glib the Hun. His. Grey, Card . Meshes A yrtY, Lady and 2 Misses A bdyl. Mr. iubd Mouthy.. &Mimes Ryland, Mt. Atkisson and 6iniit and Mn. fitamairkt, Rey. Mt. &own, Bev. M r . G. 31r. and Mts. eWspisff. Mr. sod hers. J. Inith,•Mr. Smith, M6TeStaitte. Mr. make, Mr: Jarman, Mr. I son, 111 r. Bich. Ms. and Ike. Freeman, Cain Grit ,I.llr. Mathews, Mr. and ISles Baxter Mr. sad hl r . P, hie.. and Mrs.,Prltehard, Mr. aulll lin t . Moss Maid, I Blankbirdi BIM. hotpot.. Mr. 40 %sun Appal", 'frankly, Mr and Mrs.ll.l6y„ Cal. Martin amersaily ' .1. ?Soli* sad Sundt', Mr. Mrs. sad Miss Bonet., J:, Airs, d,itties. Dlr. Ms* and Midis :mad, MUG Cial , Mi.s . Moo, 31r. •Baraaby and tonsils. 11. Maws, ais.l Airs. Rosa, a-Miss Parry% Mr. aad Matto Sia, ,w.. We have received French Papers to the 13th, and Dutch to the 17th instlmt. We have extracted, from thew the Decree for restruiniug the intercourse by ordinary passengers between this country , and Prance. AVe have noticed the success that attended the operations of the ExpeAii ion to the Persian Glulph. under the orders of Captain WLISWtIGMT and Colonel SMITH. By the Charles Grrint we have received letters from Bombay to the ttflh of April. which =potion the return of the cries enoit in that port (accompanied by the t:AitjOatiek and Cardin* frigats..), after the 'coipplete uecoio plkhniesit of the object of it. The followitag letter. contains the operations of the Expeditiosi. subse quently to thine we hare" before stated : 110•16• Y, •PRIL GO. " When I 'wrote you from Muscat, I thought I should Mare nothing more to relate in the fl:Ating way, ea we het( only Shims and Cove amnia to attain k, which places we thought contemptible holds of the Whabee Pirates, mil could Inc brmight to theme by freely; but we were greatly mistaken. On the milt of December we sailed from Mus cat, mid were jollied the Mat day at Bask, by his High ness the Intasia, with three of his ship sad 40 Trankeys (hosts for Madill troops im a heacbi n Tra creek nab of Shines 00 the a lA, and, so Nom.Fem's i ty, Tt 'Opened a heavy canismadnigi The troops of Nunn. (about 4,541 u) landed in the sight, imd set Ira lo in the hots nor booms ; the inhiibitante. to A. GIDOOII. of I,stoo, having abut decimetres op in the rani +MT( up a beivy Ire Of =ut quetry alt night. The Whdbecs beet op a loud Iseeoli4 gee inx night, as is their maims When rantomaded by inn enemy. The ocid morning 'aired). of the coomy ?shed out Gum the woods, and were lassiediately attacked by the Iniaunt's curalry, in the most desperate manner. This little skirmish rust the Inmate eight killed and a number wounded. Our troops were not al& to act, ea those of the !imam wore between them and the enemy. Finding it inspoesibie to take the fort without making a ',reach, we made the ovesavary preparative.' with ships' guns, sand hays, hg- fur that PalffiMit. *Om several hours bom bardment the soothe/mama tower &Win, and a breach 000 effected is the well; the many alt the time keeplag up a Ire of aramoestry. The storming party mounted the breach, and fought their way along the 0111 I' take pones aims of the northernmost low tower, den nog tho minim lute the high use. Three gam were by this time advanced up to the gute, beatiieg the enemy out of the fury many 41 wham, in attemptise to escape by kitties themselves down with ropes, were eat to pieces hy theimatim's troops; and • moot shocking scene of Iranian carnage and merciless emelt, mimed. The Pirates still held out, through dementia', mid. it was in vans we entreated them to gin themselves im. They for come time refined all imarthei rappieling we were as cruel as their common enemy, the lumens of Muscat, who serer spares after the fist had admindered, it was with much difficulty we tips IBS troom trom hitting the prisoners to pieces. Pran g e to ytitiley 'dead in and whose' the fort, moat droadfilly manila One hundred and twenty men, women, and children, 'iiehe taken prisoners, most of him wounded is several pla i ces. 'Three handrail of tbt lumnin's troops were killed, sod almat sikipf the Juerasaims. •pr oii the stb of January the British' troops re.embarked their loss is very small. ()se seaman of flse . itsiffuose was slightly wounded. We have since visited the piratical forts of Ramps, Taxes-ea, Omura, Magna, kr. but such has been the impression made tin the milt& of those cruel drain:doors, by the operations of the British aramariest, Wet the people of the several loom on the Arabian and Per sian 1101,C1 have blunt all their large vessels, according to agrees. at , and it gives one mach astisfaclion to any, that the service Ina horn most completely effected, aid the Persian hulpli iv now totally free from those inhuman wretches, who ham: so lung infested it, in vioLition of try principle of law Anil ferlin :sof hontanit y. Brater, and huinatiity vrerc so united id this r xpeditimu , that it called forth the acknowledgments of saver., snit rollout fol to lease a favourable impression of the Cellists character, CV4 . 11 la that twirtneues country. The steady voodoo of Liivit. Leslie (first of the Chiffeane) is every ai Anima part of the wirier, mss parti-nlerly observed by every person about I • . The people of Raoul Kithira give a cusious description of the attack we mark ou that place. Our melt marching in companies, they said, were chatxrdliwetiarr; that oar boats hove deeds at them (shell. w hich Mum ausiing.t them); that the deed loaded our mil cam, fr we Weer ceased bring (111011 was gibes the conspsiiim fired together); and that we had several seihvg ent, which hove large devils into the town and killed a girot many people Obese were our field pieces). The (tor. &row is mittiug byre (Boashey), to take a convoy to China. The Rowell is expected to go home with the October fleet The Bellmore,' is &boot to ratans home. The Hecate, Captain lioarLasiar, is ageism., at Madras with dispatches from raglan& " Yesterday morning Ili: WSJ asTY and Annus/a coo SOPHIA, seem:monied by , ELT and SYDNEY. Gristmill FITZROY sad %1 YARD. went to St. 010f144.Chaptl, sod 1- sermon preached by the Rev.. Hr. Ikon, eh* er Ad' flebreas. esstb vins... Nor 4,hei • tf ourselves tOgethicr." ' — ?4iaturday Morning. do Duke of You 'Wiedioes sod tockialsos with His Hamm Pairoesses Ausuirramird SIDISIAt manila) bort:rest Park, till Isdbf_r_past. twelve. ii '4teitt Olittid AIWA klanory and ceased, '.ll , deritrobit *Moms Aussie, with. Isfillttiiel t iburetinseVaild is tfiemoias set off °a float*: .‘ • „, •• r • ethe•PArl of YAiteadightieft tpwa on Friday, Stdlpteris-flaii, Ewes. 'Eke Earl of &lux is.expeetert is town this e from eB-hiohisry. • • .• The Earl of...filatattre is appointed to the Wacky of the South Glorcester Militia. Lord Fosse. is expected to leave Whitley the letter end of thiiweek. for Newmarket: Whitley Court, Worcester hire, t►e , font of Lord FO LEY. has. dorio!the proem krivn visited by a oninsreas and elegise 'minding Lerd ■nd Lady Messiah 610tili v thel • Mon. CAVEN Dint BP.ADattaf. liiitoinsitt., Sir Jossru mud Lid! Scurf, I.iu•nf Winfosor and nialusely daughtti. •• Virotdorquis of STA WIIORD . II sleRISt P•cian Pery, which, think Om mesons Is ofelloi to Itsithionable World for their inaprction, has • addition to the. valenhls collection. wird rivet . • 4...1:dy Caw Attlee , frILVET Lose intends a magnificent ball mad sapper. at bet noble sem Cloppeshent, tan the Stier October next. All fathionablea in Weltshineend the adjoining 111rf to he invited to rine fete, which in • rinid v:iricty will ter exed the last entertainineat Ldilysliip gave in Grosvenor-squue. Mica Gognsmoitruv left loan ou Saturday. a visit to the Countesscf rameaol a, at litielani. Sir THOMAS EDWARD WIKNIKOTOR. of S: 2l f"rd - court. Worcestershire, is expected &At lead to the altar of Hymen the beautiful Mi TAYLOR. daughter or an opulent merchant • ing at Birming — hsm. Doncaster Room, which commence this dal have long vied witn the first in the ItMgdoin. great number or hems nave arrived, and the is in excellent order. Its appearance, by the tion of the New Stand, whit his beautiful ed and now completed, is certainly considerab:y proved.—The gallant Sir SIONCT SMITH sod Lady are expected 'moire the visitors.- 7 DuNc4N, from the Lyceum Theatre, is tog* to perform six night at the Theatre. Molars. INCLSDON and MATHEWS at Brighton heat week to crowded! honsec_ been intimated to Mr. Hairier% that if he e , coi.linue to engage performers of distitntc , t , talents, he shall hare no reason to complain want of patronage and support: in conatquen , t this intimation, it is understood that Mr. Beam will be engaged, and make his appearance early October. The Oxford Theatrical amusement* re* neel concluded, yet the exertion* of Mr. Russext. obtain the cpprobation of the public at.• varies niatiert. Mr. DOWToN will perform there this nit and Mrs. 11. JOHNSTON is expected in the c - r of the week. The Bath Corps Dramatique will he elnsidlei reonforcect this season. Among. other.. we of the following acqniotions : —Mrs. James, 11 the Theatre Rnya% D u l j u n • Mr. and Mrs.VINE from the Theatu. , Royal, 'Edinburgh I Mr. I Flr.. CHATTSIRLY, whose comic talents are of; Mr. WAutwo, s comedy-: f, : trmer inpriOitiv :41 he strengthened by the accetaints of Mrs. Aim. from the Liverpool' Theetre ; and Mr. I ttAltD, Twit York. Arany 41 very animated s t ar s of great ral lode siii qpniii4ll ric k _ftl* O' -'9 on Ote celo.b,atetl at Ifimpi CourtPatiai•e are nails ;it c ontain... lb'. Y 4 "" b"cht'st The amend tpf duce of dn.: a g visie . lA worth aboiot Tite.r AAP Ti TX' table will he flirthatili sti "" l h wh.lve t41.1e ii only wi,ltillst g•. 1; nontlis of J tnnvy a r id Felt, natY• Several of the 11111.111 guu-boats fitted out for the Scheldt Expedition have Nailed from Portsmouth' during the last week, to join N d tt.,keaTs. et Carla. l• The enemy certainly tnerrst,ate the eseeution of seine design during the tonging winter, by the pre. , paranoia that are tusking in the Scheldt. Thy have on* 13 mad of the ling, two frigates, two cur rettea. and 6o gion-huata, featly for ere ; and are daily making preparation to augment that fritie... gr En. l'Eal.co is witching them with II sail of the hmr. Commodore °wit: commafich a detached squadron of big item, brir. ice. m-shore. The fol lowhiLt Aillll. err nt itUrblir off the Scheldt rime Vii. S.r ED. Ilannehat. Rear Ad miral Sir TH;IMAS WI LLIAW4 ileCona. [science. Bernick. Atreus, Efiraheth, Defiance, Bellero phon, St. Illottiogo, and Monarch. .4, 4 rtSr ui.ooo tdrn nil Slan s4,„,„„ w. I , , iilit 31+9(w4t2. 1, 44 . ice. - W. Cousins /wisest. C 111"1'.1:1‘ eat. e M r. q. apt. brunt • Ituri o k p s , t'L Cor, Nit. a„,.. r. sad Mts. aeMr. 1.„, • Curios. % "Y n berSty r, d a Mr. fr.Lsadrq tl. Nir Tatsdeku r , c' 3110. y ' . Wrests 1.:..tk1, k nil. irk+i ;QT, card tat Mr. asl sod 6414, 4 c fff'' 'ay. Mr. kt mt .ti !with, less, Mr. W 044 sad NI/. Pitc, .e lidadgettl, Poi APPediel, 11 • err mar family, rt Bowes, Mt Min C r. ela)v•ra, le c tc dame. Sct, iN and Prirrtivs ird by Ladies ten' Gad %1 . 111. and herds . Uoeir, 10:1, r. Not fortaLif • • ' 11 'flan wised et Mauer tad t. king in Wait Trlti Rapl to TV la Pro. yet .14, with ran rug see off la rh ern on Friday,' e, ale town this day gat WA NO the C itim. hitiii market. the imopitn Jr, present tonis Ant contain 0, W Y' S" ,Atiostehre. Mt ly Score, ab amhtte. r , it P.cture C °Prima to t on, hat got, several ballot T.. intends gins p. noble seat n Ts next. All t nn: sluing counti h in 'plead ettailuneot bat tro Saturday. oil In of sbortlr rik oe ra e l t ee t r cedolußhs'att resat-nl 1 1 1 . :I s i A o . : t 7:1, 11 ,1 : 1, 1 his tt and the course ; by the ere" autiful ed 11 , weiderab:y iw 311ITti and !.0 's rierturn.—)l,+ att. t, is engirt h. we performet miles. I*. hel hat if he 0,3 0, distint:r 4 rd cornplurn !ourcoquerir eof en Mr. BELAKAS ranee early to lad, Ile Pere negt l 7 • IiaSSELL tO dI I,ero [tilt irN xbh . o• - AiM rr e n• ar.. wr tali h e 4 !nts are I•oghl, nninvord l,rl rc, rill departrat u c , of 51re. Cr ser.l 3lr. 1.1 e. ,brat at itirni en • b,,, q Ai n•. I of Ho , a`' 114 1 •ri.e.r „,,,h the 'h., t, ale ~Love all praise. and prove what a Spaniels sol- Mee n capable of performaig. I hi the u-xt mune-artillery, ammenition, sad other article+, were laaded, and me:similes were taken to pAr4.le the enemy. Acting on the fdlaie• piaii with General Cottons, the division advanced the next ilav far ;is . .ut having been ap that t h e i:re-iieli were tivirching in the greatest nufuaiuu towards nevi le, having lit hopes of bringirs.• then, to action. nail General Copons hav ing taken posscssion of NO)In with I/IS troops, mid seeing the tibiae of the expedition entirely realty General 1...,5ey tlimaiht proper to iv-embark his troops, and ht . 114 I i elt . l II hack I+4 itt to Cadiz. where the convoy arrived sal; Iv yest:rdity. The inhabitants of the county of Niebla have re ceived our soldiers with proofs of the oleattst cor diality end patriotisin. 'hewing their fidelity to the legitimate Government, and their aversion against the satellites of tyranny. The.boaty taken from the enemy in toys, valu able effects, and some money, has been distributed among the troops of the expedition. General Usury praise's the conillict of all the individuals of his di and without particularising any persan, as thry all exceeded his most sanguine expectations. The Spanish and English marines contributed, in the most ilistingiliexed manner, to the foitimate Puccess of the enterprise ; and tar Allies, and par ticularly their Commander, Captain Cockburn, acquired new claims to the gratitude of the Spolish nation. His Majesty being 'opined with the skill, Va lour. and abilities. which General Lacy has shevrn, nod the gallantry and discipline of the troops under ' his command, luta ordered that thanks should be given to them in his royal name. a