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Royal Mgline's the tfa;:ie a.l CiAggwoe's 0, 3 1 1 yr'hitiOleri. ( in MosarlAy. at Liat.lay }i o n*, oath . eeerf dentoostratintt of joy. The sr. evitr:lien a s ttpou a sc.ale of great eirr„lnice an d aorgothcesee. sod orders were given by iii. if; -more mot the gotta. fat the I . lsrat witutthl ar , eard for the xrateivattou of the surmulultaag Inlashataant% oho usatoohle.l aa. Kreatt missals in the eolat,e of the afternooo. At two o'clock, 44 brass k on., ...ere fir, 4 iu ioneour of the ...ay, toting the ~, ;,ef 01 los lbws; Higlinee's years. The Loads o f haver tiae Doles of Viotti( owl Ket attracted tai full troll . and player: appro. tamale piece, of 11111113 C. In the course of the mani la* a 1111iiii . ;•likla astwaishl.sge of Faslaiotaalles ~t Rushy Moire. to pas their respects to Isar asayi.l Withoe.aa ; amongst whoop tr re— CltoLuutnlekv, Viscount ll4fpas, Captain Timm a, Wrll4; Ktrerrnee Wctur Mo.rzart, R. Dr Infuser, snit T. Vialle; Messrs. Nmdature, 13”rosoulit, rout Poplett. At flee n'cli.k, the dm.orr c ~,,, !Holy began to stOrielble ; ermalate , 4 l tot— Hie Royal Hightmen the Piece of Miry : their Balm' Bizharises the Dolce et K. tit, fune , ro.4ittl. and cum. ; the Duke of Prnesivice; Lord.. bokine gait Glee hem.. ; She Aithur Pifin.tt stud t;thhonit; Rcnr- Adwir.tl liorratJr ; Crbloothi Read, flu intiu, sa ky, au I Veeey ; Capt. Duke, Major lien•lesk.ut, Mr. Sarivaist M4reitall, the Rev. T. 1.!.ty4, Bcr. -- lair!, Mr. Nichols, Mr N gun, cod Mr. Tyre/lint. tte cots:v.4lly were pri.veideri horn walking on the lawn, on account of the rain ; lout alto speebo. ttrle hirol glittite.e. of the party pintairtottli.ig through the . leAatit suite of Yrr ttttt At half-past torte , tor e pony sat down to 111 , :tier, which was le . rved in the alijoroll (1 . 00641;4 the lawn. The table was set out for thirty pViaolma, and displayed the grei deat soaguilicence. TOe dnoter consisted of .very aietieocy of the season, and the dessert wee inu.t ; the choicest fruit . ; were tosiefulls display e,l, and were the produce of his Royal High- The Duke of BIM %WICK sat to the right of his Royal nighties. the Praisce of W A LI S. After the cloth Was removed, the Kt NU'S health w.is ditstik, with time WWII thee, accotsipursied with a salute of 21 gusts. The military [mini, which were placed its an •Jjoining apairttnent. 1141ited up with variegated lamps, played God seine tile King. Ill!s Royal nighness the Duke of Ct.n at NcE was ise%t drunk, a ith three times three, and the hands struck up Rule Bata:mid. After the usual toasts had gone round, his Roval Di g itiser* the Prince of WALK/ proposed the Ditle of Ilituaswit:• hong drunk inn bumper, and in • awn and elegant speech paid the highest imeon o i 11l nu nit the sprint and gallantry of his Serene nighties', tilrserving " that small were his means, lbw_t_trreet were his coinage and perseverance." 'rite Diike of BRUNVVICIICS health was then drunk with three titles three, with great enthu siasm. At eleven o'clock the company repaired to the drawing-roam, where they pinewd the remainder of the evening ; and did not depart until a late I any end henionet.s w,ise *tamped upon the comae peace of every piei,ion under the lialatable rout of B i i,dic-hotioe„ fli4 Royal I liglinew. the Prince of Wat.;:t and hio Brothers olevt there, and left it at eleven o'clock 'mot morning, fur town. • r'L. o''" jin Dugs OP f ► ,r fro iptarsair. NYNIN PAVILION, moNmoura The day following the Assizes at Monmouth, a public (limier intended to be given at the above c h as e r s spot ; but, owing to the weather * a nume rous company, amounting to 'seedy 100 Ladies arid Cent{emelt, sat down to u sumptuous entertain ment. at the Beaufort Arms Inn, which aim honour ed with the presence of his Grace the Duke of Beaufort, Lord Lteutenaut ; Lord Arthur Somer set, and Sir Charles Morgan, Bart. Meinhers for the county ; the Marquis of Vl'orceater, Lord Granville, Colonel Molyneur, with IL Lewis, J. Jones. and S. Bosanquet, Esqrs. ; as also oth e r families of lauded fortune its the neighbourhood.— "The slimier was followed by an elegant ball and supper. Before the company seintraterl, they voted a publie meeting on the slay following the Suns user Assizes annually, by a breakfast on the Hill, and thinner and bull at the Beaufort Arms ; and kis Grace the Duke of Beaufort and Col. Moir swot politely steepled the office of Stewards for the ensuing year. The eminence on which the Pavilion is situated commands one of the finest inland views in the whole range of the kingdom ; and the immortal Hero of the bide, whets hr visited it, declared it was not only one of the most pleasant 'pots hr had ever seen, but, to the credit of Mon mouthshire. the Naval Temple was th e rus hy m m silent of the kind erected to the honour of the Uri tifsh Navy. A whole bock, from the park of Sir Charles Mor gan. Bart. was last week presented to the Ky Club; end as the glorious news front Sir Arthur IVelleslcy arrived while the company wan there as sembled, it was welcomed by a grand diselierge of -cannot', Ace. from the Temple, in honour of that important victory. Col. A tv.w. floanam, of the ll3d regiment. who fill so r.o!dy at the battle of Talavera, was as brave and enterprising an officer's the British army could Lout of.—He was wounded in the neck 6v a mu,- Let ball, charging the enemy at the head of his regiment. mull when rarrying oil* the field, a shell tell on him soil kale., loao instantaneously. Colo nel Cotto:ro was very severely wouudeill in Hot loud, nailer Ow 'Marquis of Ilutirwr, in whose regiment he ass at that time a captain. He served in the same regiment in Egypt, amid was subsequently •ppointed Aid-de-Camp to the Earl of Htitouricatt, during hie Viceroyship in Ireland. Ile was sow to the late Lord Horiont.l.l.4 and the Countess of Ibrotio.r tat Ws. COR DON, Member for Worcesto , -. one of the partners of the re%iwetallle hoot, of (Tarnow and Mettenv, in London. Colonel (mammy was scarcely more thou 33 years old. inel .1 the most accomplished manners and A party of Orange-men haticz, on the 12th inst. appeared in the streets of the town of Omagh, in Irelad, with orange cockades. and refusing to lake them down, when drourvel to do sf , by the to;- Ithrry, the later ford moon them, sod killed four 41111 See. rat of the iaMiiers hare 4iee9 committed La take their BRJGHTON, Avails/ it. - • • - Although the weather bus uot 'MVO. SO arailily 5.1 e as WV. , have vet ostr ariiviols to crease raps'lly, scarce is tiny passim; without the re.. IWO somse of iltir accustomed f The illness whicl ecciamuseil the sodden retreut of the UMke a Yuan from the reeeust festivities Of this town, In h f his [Livid Brother's birth ! (la, owes its to his I ligliiiess's having, when worm, 4.'0,11 it quantity „r fruit On his felon' from the review of Cie lumps on the I2th, and all:sough hr +mandril the spinner at the Pavilion, his usual Kama spirits were pereriyed to he clouded (ft al,- proaelmig MO;/15 toO far inereared 11121 to C 010,14.1 I to I.lp4mlon the f e sti ve c i rc le f o r th e tranquillity of his Led-chamber, olte.ve the progress of lois contioltutit manifested itself in violent ret..-le• 'tugs, ler which his Hoye! Highuess meted the greatest part of the and the next morning, imemattisisird by the Duke of Soled, set utt fur Oallawils, where, we arc sorry to find, the co mice of the disorder kept lino within the precincts of it sick ronin,itisteatl OI appearniu to t t give cheer" I to a larger Sole oh' Solidity, graced by the presence of his illustrious mother and fattily, in celebration of the return of Ina birth-tlay. The 'gimes. nod ottraction of Mrs. SlllOOlOl% engagement for three nights, iniltserit the Mena. MN's, to their anxiety for the ainuarnient of tier 'Mile, to prevail twin, her hi eairwed to play ton IM4ll'. more; the first of which erns on Friday last, wbeii rilte appeared with her %rooted awl fascinating • a f timals to 111 P heart, as liabella, to a numerously toblitnly. Silt! i 14,4 well supported NitßltAlf. BAVOTtItI, end CIIKMWKI.L. m Count filleeny, and likes., call she powe con cluded with the desired ethaft, in the sympathy awl .general apprologion ..I . the sooliritce Iles. nest per formance will let IJairs 4 in to-into-row evelling for which ills boxes ire already its great requisition. LEWES, AUGUST It. The Lewes Animal Prise Melo* Shoo, at the Cro,vii Inn, on 11 . Liluerarlay hat, furuelleil a deb t:mu* feast a suelolia, to about forty horticultural amateur*. The kiln prize ea* awarded to the gar dener of the Dowager Connotes* of Chichester.— The , bet:tPad to the t ewer of lieury Mainting, En t of Southover. And the third to Lord Uanip d-ii s gardener. The competition was rather limit ed, but nould beemor mach a primer gm-at be atome uhu are itio4 iu the itimtit. The hops in this comely have greatly improved within tile (61,4 three week*. Tile hop tp•sn.tiusta were appointed to thew several district* on Satin.. day. The wheat erorei, fur the mnat Rut, fill heavy 111)011 the sickle, but the weathei cunt si.ues nut muttr. atilt. to the harvest. Partridges are, this season, generally minierons in this re•iiity, I the baits are strung upon the wing ; hut the ors Are not SO 14rig , " a.. thee were last yaw. Phese.iim. have suff.rwil e ssn ia ti ab i ty from the wetness of the breednig isemson ; the ;Gun of many aides have been literally drunned in the woods. Soule few days since, as the Bishop of Exeter was stooping to inspect the heels of cue if lus sad dle horses, acid givtis 4 dirtrtions to his groom, lie received a ks.z on the tt maple. bat hapiidy with out any seriuuA consequences. as his Lordship wae. i Lot within resell of the animal. Captain W A LICF a. of the 3dr:,,Toon Guards, ani Captain BECILL rr, Brigade-Major in the Co.d. stream Guards, killed in the battle of Talavera, were Loth Mil!Vell of Leeds. The former was the fourth ern of 1Vtt.111)1 %VALIUM, Esq. of Ktlli nK beck-Hall. and the latter was one cf the son, of Jona BICKETT, Esq. of Meanwood, au Alderman of Leeds. Captain Vottoecr., Deputy Adjutant-General. who was killed in the haute of Talavera. was a very ipillant officer. said Iwo of the late JOHN FOR DYCE, Eq. or Ayton. It was Brigailler-GenerM Roarer CAAVCOSID who ioined the army at Talavera, no the ityth.— Bre.: oher-lierieral CATLIN CUM! VI; au Ibll,l to leave !aslant on the sbth, with live regiments of try, as a further reinforcement. That gallant officer, Sir SIDNEY SfltTN, iA re cruitin,,,, his health at Woltori, in the Isle sit' Wight. Lord Ku - 1 - n has left his seat at Craribrook, Kent. on a visit to his }Royal Highness the Prince of %VALI% M Brighton. The Hoe. Ceasi.ss AGAR. !Leh Sheriff of Cornwall, Sir SAMUEL ROMILLT. and Sir CHAILLES 13,11311 FT ue, are swung the recent arrivals at We)- mouth. Yesterday, a gentleman passing along the Strand had his 1104:ket picked by a gisoK or fellow., who, ;soon tieing 11'110711% err.:. sits le oil; one of them ws. closely pursued. soil taken oppoaitt St. Clement's Church. fie was i tttt nedrately conveyed to Bow street, The Mager and Wardens of the. Bakers ' C otu party waited sir the Loan Mayas. yesteirlas, to set the assire and price of Weird. His Lordship. after exami g the Meal/ries...rm . retiort, was pleased to order the twee of Bread to be continued the some as l.k.t week, vie. the leerier° loaf, wheaten. . 1. awl h//‘l , Ollll/fie le. 10. Bri.larlier-Genera CAMPSELL who received a', wound at the battle of TA which was re. turned dangerous, we are.happy to Irani, limo the aut. nrity of a letter from the seat of war in Spans. to a friend of the General, is not likely to prove fatal : a musket ball entered his mouth. mid came omit near one of his ears, a portion of which it car ried away with it. but as it 41111 not insterialle in jure any raid port, he is now in a far way of re covery. Dr. lirascnthi., we are sorry to learn, has phi. Insooliseally irteslicted that there will be a longer coor;orninee of wet weather in the corir.e of that' summer. than has been known for a century past. A f?er the opening of the dykes by the ervany is the 'Amid of Walchertn, some of our troops had to march forward, nearly up to their knees in wa ter. A errinimuy of the Stith regtreent of f.mt, ()pmn enuring to a narrow pass. were ordered to form tixo deco. Upon Oho orderlittog tiuceli. a grerrad:cr in the front rank peeseutly rettleitnerl, o Who • nide. cedar! sty G .. ", it is plain we a r e tju Jeep alrealy l" POLICE. ACGUallr at. • Streeter, a respertable butcher of Croydon, ermined rise re-examination, ripol a charge of bating handukutly I obtriusoil halinek nosh r tolsc pretenees. itaplrar..lthatonthe:ylofJauuecy Itot i , a Whet* had Leen cklorercil (as mi•irti, 011 the former examination, by n man of the Name i,f Olturerowl a servant to Ste. Ely, ealesostaviev, in awl thlielsf . ; that on tlimatiervedty, the ?wisp,- cr dcatsuJed oast es cr:verl a bullock, the property of a thiarcll, as hung sold to Mr. kinutar, a betehrri Dirdwiae resident at Cioydor. Le witness swore putitively to his Lenin, u lirsysu% tr:oses brfijcp. 1.. about six seethe after, the price tae was &Winded 'roan lt i.dfir,"wfito denied any kuorled4c of the trausactims. .trisua the Mimonatiou of Cloirwoinf, the prisoner was applimi,to inertly to pay the simians, hat shirts Le refereti, decimate; he knew oulliing of the matter, never having received the bens,. In this usitimer the m liter lay neer. natd, upon bis in the retosil, he less tissonstenest with the predent elimge, which ism sit ',mall ma.k. Goon Ilea forayer ea mine. tioa, the bust seas was ortered to *wnt over il i ta the pur port ei of procuring the nitnianee of Me. Dowel , the eassisr of the bullock, 11/1111, however, 1114001 this Jay attend. Tbs. Prisoner still persisted in ilenyiug bosom ever received the beset, sitscleriag every were, swum In Charwood to he rank perjury. Ito was attended by* entailer .tt suet respeet•hle persons (butcher* 2114 Otla - nt) from (:r iydon, •liu may minty to hese tier most decided testimony to bib honesty and ;rue ful good character. One of tiom la botcher) said he did not think Chneamoil was to he believiil on his 'att., as he had formerly lived as aerratit with bis , and he bad dismissed him for dolusamay. The Magistrate t We. Anterooms SetteLtY) eapteaAt•l Istinscif bappy it seUCIS tostimimay in tarsier of the Pria•mer, s hieh, use Moil*, would have its due woight in the proper place; hat where there sima a positive clierge upon oath, his duty was imperative,. put the Mattel .n a train of 1101rtiiiatiuti, rat tlime:hrt lie inset commit Ito, Prisoner f u r trial. In eonsidcr e ti ~,,, !weever, of his excellent elm. railer, and the reapectabiiity of thusa who am= forward ca hit bettatr, be had not the least utijection to lake bail fur his appeantnee to answer the chair. Min was acconliogly ins torifiately maimed into, M. imigliboore eying with cickulner whir h of them 'Wahl be his steelier. FEMALE INI POOTOIII. A woinati. ratio.* hererlf Harriet iVOP, lea. Mau up for re.ebansinatiou, wpm, a charge of :wing an incirerigilde wags lasai. She bad tarsi examiued, 011 a hunter day, befmc Air. Alderinru iron, :curtails d this dry to ...oast Mr Alder. min !knob.. Y. It appraisal, that on Seat ay, the Mk of the premut shout eteveti in the issurtanl, she had been foamd un the steps of Aft. ibliestrim's door, in Bell r"sir's Ducters , C.lelmons, w ,1. - ong sn.estass,lse onvis:siosse. Hes sisetraused Owasso. Natarally rutted the at:entiva mid commisermivat of sett respectable seielshovies. 4ms.og the rest, Mr K thy , bwkreller, is Leonia.. slow.. •yerd, St, Pears, most kindly tont her tiara to his tionsr, ohm he medical sioJscance, and et Ore rot of ahowt sot boars, by the :acting the prop._' remeilsea, a quantity of Othoot, obi. 0 it arer•trol she find ininilluwod, was brought la 111:1 14.0044 . 0, he whirl, she was i.. some degree restor,•l • t.t el to give any accou..t of lietself, &Setting tire ibimisroleney est lame grief; at Int, howerer, sh • van!, elm wouiet po lo sums (en-u• 1 on Laileaum Hall The. thee she was at te•olvit by tin under B, aJle of thi Pai.sls,fro.a nimisea of humanity ; tint as Ole d i d nut go i v so y house then., nut mead ;,, :mon :.• ,r to go, he tom e ivol It his de ty to take her tu 'tic P 0111,4 ; ( • ,01 , 11er that Fli.;111, where eke leas taken every rase of Dr, e whe yarned bervi-lf tiff as an unfortuaa.r lady, deserted by her (sculls She said stir lowl draw, us the Mainstay uight, at Lord ta Privy Crash-us, hot a hich, *puss &mimic', made by Mr IL•rhy, to chi:covet her friends, turned out to be faire. raw also said, she bat recaped out of a madhoose, but it Missed out 31104 r, abs.- lia , l been just disehinged from l'ierheuwell P.soo, *hell: slit seal been la:oleos:cal to be confine-I one mouth, upon couritlion at the last Clerkenwell facuw.mis, a. a •agabimil. She calls heiself the darglater ate Cul. dam tiau, oaf Fieshfielit, wear Alsertivea, sold Mann, re httionship setiti some of the first !handle •to the Limited br tog deny, la,h Cmowallis, Laity Slallflll,ll Palmer, and massy others. It appe seed, however, by the turtement of Mr. Cut. tretl, * respectable 31.igiatiate (or whose bond), meows usimerous other., she had imposed Ecrarti us ; and who has liver at the triosiele of tracmg her explode, that there is oat a plirr of pittilic resort, to England and .cut. lend, sleeve she his not practised her intimate:is, affecting to drown herself, to Mom herrelf, anti taking laudanum; tak ing care a:ways ti mail the velsi:sitiou where she ens surcaPf bring prevented Gum tiaishang the s.e.nitig work irides's/ow lion. By tares meow, seer has su,c,.stotly extorted front the credulous cousoocerstniii of all maim, in all of the kingdom, ha severa, years past lam Devonshire, Wide. ever, she woe not so fortauble ; as, in titan, upon befog den tented, lase are tried suit etinvoicten at Exeter, as a vaxaboud upon win. 1. ism:Aaiun, licr urn brother, • shim r rut the than ker, matheolieb, of tt.e name of Graves, was brought forward , as a niters. against her. It r unlit be garden togs into *detail . of the impositions she has was' sard *Mike it no nay, she deb' Med every thou; rob It.. greatest effiamtes y. . • This Woetny .sliseistnue, bruin of ommua theta was no act of sinpasitoo. pioved :manna licr, attloll Cie jos isetiction the city of I.oudtsu, urde: ed hes to be re-eosisanutsi until tins slay week ; su order, that if such proof coital ale said. by any prima. Cont4lg forward on that nay, he allot WI) , cow- Nit lute tot teal as • vagulsood Ct.LINTki" At fir;tforelf..ir, hear Salivintry. en Sata•day, 3s,oontaseep sat lambs were penned, and out few re sound the price• were fall Sa. pet heel dearer thaw last year; ewes fetched hoot 14S. to 3%a ; written 3511. to sus ; lasah. ila. to prefcrenec was in 141FULIC of South-demo tthek. At Lanedua a fair. uu Thatsday, a latgatitisotity 4.f chaess was pstehett prier, how .40.4. to nu.; wavy loads *etc C... • ried O ,G" unsold. Vert icw good hones, and eve., urfertor ..its sold 11.44. Our get.tkraati mime h.s pock t-houk, which contained nearly ;tool At IVol ceder Laminas fair there wa• a very /ante supply of cattle as: sheep ; the runner Merc rather ninth the .lechoe in price, the latter ohhulained the same prates as at the hart fah, said nary of both err. &lyre away I,w caul of par• thate.s. fiotol horses were seater ; and told It very bleb I,,ice's. Sevekily purl Is of how were wrigheri ; torrent prices 41. 10s. to rd. IJi per cwt. 4URI(I I I.TUR6. STe hare received three arcornits of the present slate of tise ts..'wHlX *blot ; oo• from the Wiltrhoe Dew,.., one the tower part of Soon rare, sod the tab. r fr.,in Lin .et and ISrvireshow; they all corner in staring the prospect of a pleutiful harvest, and Meat corn so general serer bore • rime healthy appearance ea a falter Bat 4 ) A rerre a pondrat, who has lately wade She tear of *event Englialt coootws, 'alone. al, that i k e crops of ewes in ge neral uppers, i r‘i,nl, cud the ear. well Alle4. In meow few places, bli g ht sire mildew Lave matte their appearance; bat the win at •all 041 far advauceil So minitirity before the ) came ..o, tlmt Ilse produce will Lie little dytei:orated by then. Ih weather, however, 11 maw such wanted, in (wirer to hatvew the drifc,rut kends of gram A fall Barrage crap ta expected, cad lather more la meal placii. The teem"s are easy the tly has been easy bevy to canals dials Ku. a.l"o.lll,aed 11en5441.) m""..2-Tm---7"..•"...•!....e. • Monday mot' ttttt It. St art. SI. of Not tirtchani-hoildiniss, and Captain SrANTEN, of Broutpton, met at Ne,tnn, near Iltiusisliov, at tended by their SPA owls, to settle n dispute which took place on Suoiliberry-green, lan Sinn a:, ere/l ing, the Captain having horsr-a hipped Nit. SMITH, iis consequence of some conversation need by the latter at an Inn, at Hounslow, Insert,. a lady who WAS in the Captain's company. The duellists . exchanged ewe fires, and they were both wounded; Mr. SMITS s•-eltim.ly w the shoulder. and Captain' STIIIITE.N *lightly in the le i :. The parties were conveyed to London in post-chaises, oi.couipainalf by a surgeon and Omit secoi4s. YV OAT (LE OF TAL.ikriltA• 1 : • c _—..... m ....-- P ettrasice 07 A LEITIL/L f MOM • GAIPT6IN Or ;311 P seuvairir's 71ST RAA:1111•Ar OF LOUT, DAILD 1 Leon TILE 4:1111N 04 Tit INELD Of SA111.1". • ) NP.A4T4A.AIII4A al: LA IVIDIA,HitiIIACLY•IO 6 O. j'' " 'ir Astleur Wellesley etfetted a juuctiou with t Cuesta's tinny, co.. - . nuking of 5.1,000. ilicluding 40 Pieces of riiite artelery., eyd *AMU well eppointed• l'• cevftlryt, at Ovaltemf. met* enth, ardon the foie , 0.1 hileing dai• protteeiled'tio TillillrM 'lee' ee eem If. toy abonioned with litil'ettemmi•fen nod withdrew f /0 * stten g _ pftitiuo, atotibri, imb ie we'rrom it; ow *vs. heights on the othersi4eval the Togo,. Sir Arthur kavtngrceenneitreiteas 'oration, proposed to Celesta ' to Korai •liile ~veirtiortt delay, before he could re• 4 ”jVC 1:16 1414,11f1irc../nentt, which t'urstsi declined. stating his Irian that the army of Venegee, styled the army of LA Maineha, tnight he antficieutly fin-were' to Attack the enemy at the twine time, ' ea the side of Toledo, expressing his opinioe, that his cet ii troop. alone wete adeuriete to time task of defeating the enemy, and that we slionld act as the reserve. We, homer, marelied from our camp n.l the morning of the lath, before day-break, to g to the enemy battle, but, oo arriviog in sight of his pm ' tritium, perceived his rear division at • great distance. On weenie of not having our proviaimis, of* emit the day's rations :.ierved out, we wrfe obliged to roturu In our former ground. the efitofityl tieing closely followed up by the Spanish army. Earle on the inianing of the ,t; th. a loud cannonading OH beurd, mod we were boot' apprised. by the presti:- pitate and disorderly appesraece of the Spauleis army, that the Frciich, having received a reinforce ment of 12,000, had resumed the offensive. ors hearing of uur not luring in the advance ; had taken from them three pieces of catmints, and were ra pidly advancing. At five 'o'clock time drum heat to ornie, acrd the min were obliged to *becalms their (ominous, half cooked (as were also the . Ulcers) ; at tieven o'clock, the ere my havlrre mined forward his tittmerotia arid keery colonuis to a range of hills nu our left, and cempletely conceeled by au extensive wood of olives in our front, with his Loll extended to the Tiigue, commenced the battle by a coition+ and unremitting tire (front a bath ry. '' supported by several lines of infautry amid all lune.. ? tiverahle train of artillery) on nor left Sank, with 4 the viler of tiosseeitilig himself mof on eminence, end 7 thereby turning it and gettiug iuto our rear, cunt owe repulsed with it dm-LAN' cartage. notwith- .1 weeding the galling lire we tied to stet:sill from hia• i * snorter. 411.1 right-pottieters, which ~, owed to drone I ` . by eectimis. foiled oe toe lett, hr that - attticted : 011 r centre and right with UV! sane it:nectar:reit/ icri 4 toloiiiiiiiey ‘ i but was received by o•ir troee*: and it . . 1 ;%. pulsed, with th* shine - cool and determined ruswm.... t (iltei . bade 'oot forgiven theirs their - . he! • .i. ,ter, hee in 'lrliktrte4al, etc.) On i their appitech; ,' the front gPa — nistrilete, though supported by a '. .t rung battery, sic way and tl, d with (limas iy ; .. list Inc second lintr - advaliced, um' occopi.el ite , platy. 'Chi enemy'itoting again termed h is co- Warms, renctstettlie fatback on our left, whit an- ''. Heated fury and perseverance, endeavouring to ?Mc to front tiler erimielice emineendluig our pos.- '` ninon. which, for a few minutes, he effected, but ' was driven front it with the bayo n et lay Geueral s. Stewart's' brieade, w;th dreadful slaughter en both sides. It being ten o'clock, he desisted from '. any further *tack during the night. At twelte ' o'clock a sudden and brisk lire commenced through the minim:et/ Spanish hoe, though tio etietny appeared, which, alter a dew rounds. And sit disorder, appareutly dismayed at its own fire; the seeped Jute advanced mid took its place. The enemy coinineticed his attack on oaf left at ' five o'clock iii the morning, sod shortly after two " tumbrils blew up with a neuteisdous exKlosiou, and ~l; insperceived twiny men and horse. i blotrn tip:. ' ~being ensuccessfal„ lie then otiosity' Ithr"ctravre end right, iitalpilm* gain rim inch of ground.— Schastiani Mama gresscd, et one o'clock, Wth* ' red stureeinent of 1-.040 toms, sod formed bis car a I 'omits of attack, covered by the wood of olives in ~ our from, again snacked nor trout emit right with the Osnite peceevering fury, and nlincer obtained r .. • session of a buttery on our right, which Sir Arthur had oii)ereil to he constructed the day before, and Note-I-rifle' in throwing our line into considerable ' confusion ; but the nth ear:weed in line, cud supported the broken line till it fella' cud formed 4 again, when the enemy again retired, and our tight :I P dragoons and some Spanish hone' advanced to 7 charge; but the _.id Light Dragoons having tie tie an tnyisilicions cheer nu our lett, on a teem square, and some cavalry posted behind a houle, with a ravine and deep ditch in their front, were ether cut to pieces or taken. The evenly • :en, it being about half-past eight o'clock, coo eluded the iiight's entertainment, cud masked ' ' his retreat with ' a tremendous and alinceit Insupportable lire of grape-shot and miens, which did great execution, cud tendril d our situation very unpleaeaut. Flail Ciliate allowed the Samaisls army . (totally unentaged. except Wain coital'' , and three regiments of cassadores, which 'whine I well) to muke it movement to the right, the enemy. in i•.. retreat, world have loot a considerable orio le r of gnus and men; but he (Curotis) throw. every obstacle In our way. More than twenty theisausl of has army have dispersed, bat some ate rewriting. The enemy's force war, Coin 60,000 to t 55,000, including 9009 este cavalry, which did oot act,aeileO pieces of well-served antiterv, from which we seuitained our chief lose. lie ackitowledges to have lost limn); but having hero Oil ality. In . revering ;be wounded RIM dead, I sin e iritid e ot , lit tempt he lea thei between 11.0‘0 mitt %1,000. • I irent se i the different mentions yesterday, owl. though strong regimental potties have Isere con- steady employed iii ft-wow; the emended and 7 dead, the ground is still covered with them, and the air we breathe is strongly tainted. Our victor, ' boa vest iis 4,500 ; but, when our Coistilry mil know Mot we hail not mere than ei,ooto men, including 4000 cavalry, mid thirty pieces of ar. . . .. . harry (many of which light threeepoonders). . elusive of the Spanish artillery, which scareelp . Rare in any sweetener; that we are in posseseioe if 19 eiecttiref her enemy's, and GOO powsisers; I • oil hope it will dv as the ranee to believe. that, ea patriots and boldiers, we have done our duty, roe. "weight• n lieu /t if ennliwlertii, that , claming t ~. two Moir fighting, the tarn had oat receiied entl tread or ra. at. cur Cgs we prof* , t more than P eau day's prevision at a huse--iyeatissilay we had • • - lb . • - lt • • ••• • A . . . • t • • • • : • . , • I r- I I