The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-09-04 00:00:00

!~l~jk I te Aratob 43rrao. v.im EL*` l , Mesa 2370. 'VAUXHALL. dbe Patronage of his Rovil Highness the Prince of WALES. ).MORRO\V (Wednesday). Sept , 5. a ill he •GRAND GALA, and BRILLIANT EXHIBITION gg.ii *IRKS. being the last bat 0,011%115/um). oink. as. 64 —Doors open at Seven, and the O,neert •at Eight u'Elatk • rN roIIiIIEBINEFIT OF MRS . (; IRKS. . THEATRE.ROYAL. HAYMARKET. FRMAY Next. Septrinber 7. IAIO, will be pretested (rot acted lin NA (der yeirs) the Comic * ice INKLE AM) YARICO. g e : r o Brae. end for that night only), Mr. C. KemMe ; • to puer Corry (Ant time, Mr. Farley; Mrdisms. G r re; Ceendey, Iff. Ti.) tilr ; Mille, Ur. Teel; , Mr. Matthews. Yeric o, Mrs. Gil Mos; premien, y (min lam first appearance oe any Stage); Moweki, Listen: Patty, Miss 11. Kelly. thr rwerze of the Eveninz, the Poynter !tong called *so-, oasi: on ..^ from the rrlr brated Mustent Entertain. or Ilit or Miss, by Mr. Mathons; and Imitations by sin be perfiwmed !redacted into Two . o lettOs r' -saidt TUE Stiller's footed, of ; Or, Tire Doctor the Disease Nor from Moliere, soda.: acted three Sixty Years. clinractert by Mr. 74 al.eurs, Mr. Erre, Cr."?. Mr. Liston, Mn. Horretop, Mies tell,, Aid Mn. Gibbs. • Pah atbrr Entertainments, winds will be exitresserl in finery drrtisentents. t t and Mires for the Boxes to be hest Mr. Mat. rhsoi, at the Bus-Olttee of die Theatre in the Hay. tar fablialied, elegantly printed in port 'nano, by Bunter, rife ye. 6(1 ba boards, a nee (Anton of i I IifFENCE OF POESY. The Other, Sir PHI 1.1 P RI D% EY , hiutta Ler White awl Cade/wee, lievecie newt, not- Thigthe are rebitelgetk rex Ste. EFI.ECfIoNS oo the CHARACTER of the HISDOfet eel egg the I MPORTANCR of CON MN . them to CHRISTIANITY; brindle preface In, ourl.umg of, a wire of ORIENTAL LETTERS, :la A .9 Ih./liiy be peblif le.d. Ity LANES FORBES, Egg. F. R. R. egieJ fee %Italie sad Cochrane, Horace's Head, Fleet- _ ;day is publihed, handsomely printed in there vollllllell, It, loloulted silk rutty tour EllEfetrinhs, by A0(111, i..., I:rrig, &e. principally from new &ulna by 31inee kili!a, pine A. ss. in boards, a new "Afton, with Addi a,,rf 1 0 17 it S in W A I. E S.—By the late THOMAS PENNANT, Eaq. hinted for Wilkie and itabiaams; J. Moms White and Ina c. Luapula, Naomi!, Rees, Orme, and /Mown ;Carton, 0, ~,i ah,,,..,e; Cadell add Davies i .1. Harding ....t. lireina:). Mined ; J. Whwinan ; da4 J. Johns** and CO. l'ir rain* sae printed on a roysl paper with preabli wogs cif 14t plates, price a 131.4 id. its bath. DWE'S PATENT 11RITISH SHIRTtNt.: cuirii. The texture b,imit comprised jpadtly of dt , ilis, readers it equal in ilusaNiii, avid appciersace vllt Lieu, awl about Kati the priee. WA wily it Nu. ;CI, Cheeps:de, %Theirsaie, lad by the re 1.. two' ilsorteii tor Carineltitnn. . ... . of ibis British fabric is warrasstcd fur dors i) 3111 Va..j;lll (vial to the best Inas I.laca. 'AZAR% BEIRN, M'at' Co.' Stock-Broker., 1 rerialatty laforsd flu Public, flab 'Ticket* olaad res fur t o emits! LW:Airs'? are lICM oa Salt at %Len. re, NJ. 0, andrr tlre !fatal Exclaauge, and aa Altera Laaaaa w dam areauit. SCH 5 .... nf.... L 5.0,4506 .... are L inmeo 3,uue S , MJ 3.ltOrs 2,10* 14.03 ~,aw ... ~ 79,140 15 .... tins Tirtrit. 1 . sziki.eou To Ix DrCraill Oat Day, lb, tfali of sort !wall.. ; I L N VT end CO. Clostractots ith Government a foe the present LOTTERY, respectfully luturm PaVe, Tickcdp and Shores arc aelliug io riot ett Office; Tlo. It, Pottltit.; No. 17, Cam ine• k 1 4 ,1 and So. 31, Aldgati Higts•street ; and by their kills is the Collude, vul'hv pikes are stuib luster lbw to 4. :at Lattirs; and the Scheme, which es highly approved, 1/11111.1.t 'se additional yitoob Friar, .wilb 1,004 Ntlialkl. " 't" lat. The Drawing sti.o begin sad AMA 19th lICH ENE. 5.. Priori of L 20,040.. • h 1.141/.006 S . hove 3.n00 sno s,nno 100 3, OW) 2,sPero 115.. 13.......... •.,n Raml~crs L 00 FIVE TICK ETA Cif EACR NE M ! lane lut Lottery, Nu. 4,46% • Pm. of 90,rt001. IMO " asi Co '4l Oak(/ ' iu eisteen Atzteesrlr Algast.. 4,11 uccral infcriur Capittla WONERFUL NEW ARRIVALS! i tormAtEx.4.: D FRIE,EZICTEIITH A NG f. STRAND. lIIRIVED /OLD IMIPIIIOIMD IV 8. lirethy first Lapwing, of Living Curiosities in the knot , n World. IT • vr extraordinary animal, of ancient lemr, the RHINOCEROS, el% tell Unlearn A:ao,aotatarail,o. ELEPIIAN E ; A most ReAtri rut. ZEBRA ; FIVE .IC ; Mil TREMENDOUS NIAIE MIN T G 4L LIONS IROVAL TTGERSI Two laughing HY.E,EAS ; A pair of er.trawdatiar fine LEOPARDS; The JAtir.lll, tie TVGER CAT; GYPTIAN CAMEI.; The CYRUS.P. or GREAT CRANE of BENGAL; A Pair of KA:MAW/OS, with Hock young iThe hive Balkarie, Of ROYAL CROO N 42RINES I A Psi, of cuaAsnes The Sties. VULTURE • sec. 4 Londe' Eli : Il k EMMA, or, 1.111112.1/•.11 SOUTHERN OSTRICHES; And the engrains.. S I LELETON of a SPERMACETJ WHALE, X ,1; vne fret 100 sad lie only oar in Enela.ol. %.I'. I teat variety of interesting Aniith.l. sal Riede. ..• 31..4.4 no three awietasents, at One Shilling voeti, or T. shdlings and Sespeore thenh.4. TI, 'arum yogis 10.011 ter 14,1 !bola et Mel* Incas sod lhaisa • ~~ TUESDAY, BEI'II3I)3ER 4 LESS NUWBERS 'WORE PRltsi, As ADDITIONAL PRIZE of 20,0001. AND TICKETS AND NIIAKES CHEAPER, AT ETTON'S. No. s, CORN/lILL, near the MANSION HOUSE. T HE pre.teot Lottery. to be drawn October 19, Ineladra Five rriaes of 41),fincil by which the Chita e again's% either of those Capitals is Wirt-eased Doe.roortit. Tickets and Sheers w II SHORTLY RISE, therefore an mediate purchase will prove a certain savinz, at EYTON'S, Coriihili, who gold, in Sixtec4 Sixteenth., the only 50.441. Mize shared in the la.t Lottery. No. 2 ; 763; tint in the few prece,ling months Capitals to the amount of gici,ooul. tool, or is some Rem with •omt- of as • gralltrin• &Jai its to be al If Ike spree lire shall nut kave •weed two years is /he is &tier clue. 18W. r nther ortitable p: )fthc Officers, awl I tri of lb. Ai r : ler JC treatc.ti, lu Hsi Hawed A pirn.ntii-e li the appre.t. lice shall have neared Iwo years is that claw. of the Snperior CI If the sipprest. Ike shall have served tbi ea vents i■ that class. P 4.41 ;recto, Susi Ist year 24 year Ist year ad year 24 year tat year alb year ad year 44 year Mb year 4th year ad year Nary.-Ogler, Jane 25, 18 i 11. tith year nth ye.or rpifF: Principal %leers end Cununissiqwers •of ... t 6 yes, I att. yaw Cilia year I ;itis year I ls. /fit Majesty's Year hereby !Tie,. Norice. 1t,,, a Pin. V. Edmeariag hat Ives Pita/Sighed at P.r kor.ell Ner./1 {'thee nf I O p en Men their return from sea, until they eta he appointedis ronionprmee of Vireenette haring oecurred. they life •Ea. rSI li-.ll'. Dack••./ at Paw em tseittA, for a Superior Cora of - - shall be employed a. Overseers °lshii," hilinliiiff, In val.' log A. penterrl to Shirter , Rate. That the anniber of otattent• in the superior class of ship- 1 the M " ler Shi l neti g ht in thedilfrrent Yards, and their auist " 'frights' appreatice. shall, in the Boat instance, In: Insisted to ems or foremen ;in she mould tort, water the timber maitre I 1 or is any other situation in whirls the Master. fiblorriglo: p ile: wi ve, a hnt e w pr il r l , tr i a it 4 e, na b i i ly p h i c hm in t er h. eaa....rl eire to . s y er , e , oi n, ty:Lre t . cr Th s e any hue ereasion to trophy them, wish the approbation of , the Couiraissioner : during that interval they shall hare I snl. etwelert who may have previously served in the inferior rheas 1 , par atropin i and if sash , ir . nrir . shosm in , bvpc . for of apprentice, in His Majesty's yards for the apart of two I three yeas. after their return, they shall them have tool. rr year,, it shall be oily six sears; and only hive years fur it student who may have previously oicry..4 in the said class fee minims until they he provided for. the space of three yew. In order that the services of young men, whose education - has been °viewed at • cuundtruble es,neoce to (lavernement, An iustrector is the theory of Natal architeetuve will M. , may not be lost on the exliration of their apprenticeship, added to the present establialimeat of • the !loyal Nasal College, to aline: particelarly lathe lustreetiou of this class they shall each of them, previously is their antra in the I Yard, be required to end two sureties, to cuter iretrabood le of apprentieen 1 the amount of :mei. and in the t smoker an alsprentire bring The candidate. for admission most produce certificates - discharged fur einseroulust, the augment of the bond, or sit sound two respectable physicians, or sorgeons, that they are of sound health and conetttotion, an I likewise proof form the , inelneechieZ it u : i. us ei a l L e iti r t e runt . i be f) , l Gu i 'terra:it for. the "K nee register of the pariah iu which tbey were burn, of their bent% i The object i.f eiiii. ie.i,ieei... i 71 .7 ` , .. improve toe qualifies at least fifteen, mid not more than seventeen years of eke; . • I Ilona in tie iiiiiperrighls la the Dork•yards, and thereby to excepting candidates from among the aliipirrielets' app.'s- ; Nees of the yard, who may be adlilltl,Al if they shall sot , i nsu re ,fi n immersion _of.ertificees, form among ohms offices. 1 he steseviiiti ti mpf niesleraneliailfet •, fur twit, _lke. windy" hasreoservet more than three years of their time. Candidatt • selected, goo d from those Ow appoostineeita of th e sopersor shall be examined en the drat Wednesday hi November is eii nie . 1. u. .... i, ,. ..._ ii I. , ~., the each year, by the Professor of the Royal Naval Cailege, Navy, et . ". . . J . . • •-•"- .)"' , and g" r "l ur "" sill mattes/00c be wads. assisted by the Instructor ill the Theory of Novel Arrbi- The slay of o samiiiatiito is fixed for the float Wednesday in teeter', is the preseafe of the Commisatorser of the Yard, a , ._,_ _, i „ ,‘. , iiiie . e . in , tett)). A cartels utoulser the Lisutenant.Gorersor of the College, aud Master Ship- " We. "'"'. ne "" "'* '. ' n of appreistoes no* to the Dock. yards are to be caromed (ruin aright, who shall joiutty report the result of the examine- - I mama' labour to prepare theesseivre fon the examMation • How to the I.ords Cionniisaissuers of the Admtralty, carefully 1 .....1.1.1 Lc' • of the I'd •r I G um' ........s pa..se entice inserting the timers of the candidates in successor*, accord- ; i those trim isteud to become candidat avid of the day ing to their ream t live merits. i surb ._„„ ibibi , . in be . '....,..' .. . order which The following shall he the subjects of examination, with which * e ' a ' examined, is (writ s tis of up )tat the 110TitVf lia he catered so list superior class which errs y sueresefol camhdatc most be ref cde semantics'. ( wenties-a fuloich in the first er is to be limited to twelve) let. Readiug Luglish, and writing it with facility fauna ; be 4 beat s .4 , i . . i n ., malefic Gotta those qualifin. , ‘ , ...o.ther be ringing diet ntion. i t's the Deck-, yar d or not. 2d. The first taut rules of Arithmetic, nod the Rule of 1 . i smell p l an.. pi 1::e description Before thecalotted, whn 'my Three in whole numbers, and alto in 101,1ar awl shoisual be oltssroosi of becoming cendalates foe adroigoi,n to the fractinal. superior slant of appreuticts In hetceng to Ilia Maje . :sts'a ad. Ihe ant three - Books of Euclid's Elements, by R. i . bock-yawl at Portsnototh arc therefore los icKy informed, that Sionarm, with the exception of Propositions 411.44 i 4 - . is /3^uk i they hill be required terolnd notice of their Mout ion to the I. ;and of Propositions e, 9. in. It, I 4, Cook It lie this I Nary It .art, ue the Commissioner of His Mej.-sty's Dock part of the raaminations, besides ;mar the roust precise de yard at Pa, tionouth, on tke ts.. b of October, i 3 lir, tad they morist:iettitris„4lle antis Calltlid n: be especial* wake the e..u. / ie ... ~._ prepared w ith every or' narrist and valificatton its actions in *practical manger, witheampares and a outer, ; eiee ' tie " iiei l i this eareeiieemeee, siiii lie et . 1 ..... 01 ash. Thr.4leaclm tangoes, a knowledge of which, al- Deck-yard at (debt o'clock on the moraing of She day of though nutubsorniely require:l to the easalsdates who mitt examination, vit. 7th November, into, and wait rue further present ihodoeive. at thegant examination shish is to IS i direct:suss from the Commissismer fa their prreectliegs. held, redo, sievertLelets, ;;are a preference to those who nee R. A. NEter(lN. Secretary. to all icle.r respects equally eleablieth at all subsequent eta- ___.. .__. _ __.________ . .. r u ination., louts ever, thecandidates will lie revired to read ei.liitillCA. and tviiuslste French edit facility. -_-........- After admission into the superior clam, the apprentleee shall attend at the Royal Nasal Collese three or Ann hours au the morning. of every day in the week, except `Moiday and the establiStied holidays: where they shalt be is...warted lo such parts of the ',Room: subjects as shall appear to the Profes sow of the - College to he belt adapted to the object of the establi.hoseht, viz. the fonsatiun of able amid owlet ship builders ..• Geometry, rt u 'dons, Algt-brn. Theory of Natal An. Plum •Trigaeometi y, chitecture, Mechanics, Draining, Hydrostatics, The french Dieppe.. On Muoclays, Tuesdays, nod Milne...boys, the apprentice* shall be employed at the College during the humus Mouse sivnitioatd, it. the study of mathematics, iiiielef the professor or the waived' s. ; on Thisr.day and Friday morning., in teasing, eider the drawing-master; the art of perspective being most partieulaily applied it, ilflefi , s4 the different pat is of a ship; and the 'Mania; of Saturday shill b' appropriated to the study of well heals and exereiscs in the French lan place, under the l'ianof h master, us may pr -feet them therein, and al the same Lane advance their professional knove...d.:e. This division of time allotted far their stodnu, is, how ever, to lie silliKt to such alterations as shall appear to the professor best cakelated fur promoting the object of lbw institution. In the reinainiu: part of the day, when sot attending at the rotten., airy %hall he employed antler She matter ship wright or instructor of naval airehiteet•re, in the anovild.loft, in the varier, kind. of mutual labmsr connected with ship building; io the arquirement ors complete kneeled:7,c of the dilierent parts es ship, and of the method of comirectiog sail C.... Wong the same, as well as is discriminating bet dif fereut properties deducible from theoretical raculailoss ; also in the management and coseemioa of timhey, end gem rally is each other ahaaaer as the en:oder-shipwright may causnier as heat adapted to make them fully amp:anus:l with all the detail of the thltiea of a p r actical a hip.erca i or --- To in'nre the punishment of offences committed hy them daring their atteedance at the college, a book shall be kept hy the loom:tor, in which aura offs-aces diall be entered ; sod at the rod of each week, or oftener if there be ociaatua, ibis book shall be scut to the onice of the Commissioner, who will order such morishinent to he iiinicieil, at may be con- Lieutenant Tripp' would not, we May confident formable to the usual treatment of appi minces iis the dock- ti soy. submit to lse dirhonourad. If lie were prev yard. And et the end of emit year, a public examination shall sent, The latelligencer would not dare to pubiish take plate, in the presence of the ofh:crs mentioned in the the unfounded and malicious comments it has.-- third Artiste, and a 'corral statement of the improecno.nt of the orspeetiire apprentices in the theoretical part of thole They are a proof, not of the passiveness of Lietit. professin. 'ha l l he gren'anti e d by thy professor 'lf ' be Cul ' Tripp., hut of the base malignity of the Editor profession. : and of their progress in the practical pert, by the matter shipwoielot, diruugh the Cominunianer of the Dock- and his patrenv, why thrive and profit by every in )art, to the Adiairsity-office ;to time end that, if it shall sp- vention and aggravation which may embroil the pear that eel aitprcntice hoe p ertirulAily elieniiromiehed hint- sdf Ili ale gif the eltpartenetti• o f his prolus i ons, She Lord* Citizens cisiii.t Britain, and extenuate the foul C.ssitennotiosieia of the Admiralty etas roofer os him such j ruissieesis of Bovaparte. mark of their upprobatios as alter Leadelopa may deem ea- II If ur trod I'oolll to.day, we 'holdd publish the relining. Tht list year of their eparinti"esiCp„ or soli part there* deceitful acrompanimeots with which this trausac aas the Loot. C"in n 't" nnt er . of the Ath""•117. may thi:.k lion is shrouded in The Intelligence?, though we proper, shell he served at sea, in midi ul His Majesty's skips , a. their Lordship. shah direct, with a view of obtaining 'would poly add another 'opera scolis proof of the soil.r practical k ovate dz,e to the stetting, sa,liag, tramming, barefaced partiality and sinister practices of that re sod hcice.t H.; of* sloop ; In making ressisrla on the motion and wool:nos of a ship, in all her parts, in bad weather, and thsi vehicle. on a high sea ; the windier and straining of the masts and l Let the public again beware of the design of its vvo:ii, ow:, r sorb circumstances • the placing of the fixed hoes., with a stew to the proper leading of ropes, he.; and, mpirepresentations. Wa have often pointed them gun. ,ty, in sobtaitsieg such lanfinallini as the raptsele, but ',foie, ant: been always confirmed by the re• Ca. pe ;tier, sold other Odic! rs of the ship may, he their aa rm-ore, communicate, awl such w their own ohaereetioes talgo — (red. lie ) way retest. It is known to our readers, that Capt. PORT! , llt, Des roc tin- sitar that such as apprentice shall be um board of the Navy, Ica I detained a French privateer, at • ably, he v d! to acquired to keep a inures: of Lit remarks and ..h,... - : TA, .. •, armored gooier di.t met heads, moist% such New Orleans, for violating the laws of the ll'oited inapro - crwil!:. 1.1 any part of this ship, or any tiller coward- c int ther e with, as Idly filaffat t u r .. 0 ,,,. t ., hi, , (roan upt _ . tam For this not of duty. ha recall has been seta ott csi ton In the circumstances by which a slop to affect- demanded by Turman, aud the demand has been e I at sea , a copy of which jusinal is to be teal...mooed to complied with I the Admiralty. . A cabs., or kcal, will be allotted se him is ate gnu - thontaad stattattate free Get „ tiVut. tack at Len e ili 8 , 1 9' o luu 110 140 am Teas. JULY 27. Tilt VIXEN. Ile fittesiteaee► sf yesterday morning gives us the basis mum which the bate rumour* were found.. el, Try:citing the reneounter between the Firms aid the British brig Moselle. Liestenant Trippe, oho commands the furnser, is not excelled in gal lantry by any other.offiem,iss ou►or shy other navy, We ment:on this, heroin, wa beleve thut the fol. lOWllig extract foists The leseelligemeee has the strongest poesihie co!ouring against his gallant 'pi nt, and respecting the defiance of the British MS ceri which he is pretended to have submitted to, The writer is probably a Mr. a man pub. fished at the seat of govei maw, a few weeks ago, as hating dishonourably eloped from his debt for subaistence and aninsemesit at Washington. and for which he was Ille d at Phitaielphia on hi, retreat. " Nobody was maternity injured on board the rarest, and the Captain of the ilroselle immediate ly gave a handsome apology for his mistake. He had the command of a vessel appointed to watch for the French privateers, one of which he suppored the Virtu to be, and so many of which have been lately fitted out with 'impunity, have emegeletl, plundered, and otherwise abused our rants and ci tizen•. When seized, one has been restored hey specie! m(1.1. of the Executive, out of fear and coin. plaisance to the author of the Ramboutllet De. cree." PRICE imrtscz-itALtrEmINT. we this day present, could not do away such dence ■s this of the devotion of onr Uorirtwthetit to Fran Ce. It is cltur, had the I eopard he-n a' French frigate, Contact; Parton would never have hero disgraced fur not defehding the C'kesapeakt. ./0 LT 30. WAR Pali:smogTics —A lettt r from a gentlernasi io Car nnsilvaitis). to his friend in Phila delphia, dated July IG. 1810, says, " l am to ac quaint you, that on my arrival at this placl fruiri Philadelphia. orders were received by Colonel Si:nonds, from the War Deportm nt, to hold thy' troops composing the birith regiment at this pike, in readiness to march, as they would be soon ot sieved off. " This order was succeeded by another, direct. in; them levier:lir to Pittsburgh with the least pos. sible delay, and there wait further °Mem. Am. they order has beet; received, ordering the dragoons and rifle companies quartered Isere, to accompany the other troops, and Col. Simonds is instructed to intrust such ollicers as were best calculated for the recruiting service, to recruit as many men here, and on the march. and at Pittsburgh, aspossiblo." The last Naiiweal Inrelligemrer contains several moredocurnent., se being copied from the pam phlet lately prinlished by the British Government. They are principally between its. Erskine on.l M 0 .% Causing; and The intelligrorer says w are not sole interesting from any new light which they throw on the political affairs of the two natitins." A Gentleman from Lynehiurg informs ne, that lie saw a. letter from Mr. Coles (Mr. Madisau's Private Secretary) to his bulls+ r, Captain Co:.', stating. that Mr.Sinith, the present S cretary of State, is to be superseded by the appointment of Col. Monroe tikthat office. We ghe this as we re ceived it. ! —llrieelgrater Virg. Can./ Mr. Secretary Smith has left ‘Vashington, fir the purpose of spending a short time at Lis seat near the city of Baltimore. FOREIGN IA fkL.L.ItUINCE. PORTV3I7SSE ♦ND SPANISH PApHIL LISIIOII, •oaon 17• " MOST EZCZLLEINT 3111—It is with the greets* pleasu.e I communicate to your Evielleney. f e e th e inforrnaion of their Excellencies the Goren o a of the Kingdom. the gm-render of a swim Wilhite*, which occupied the Castle of Nelda de Senahris, to the Imam cotuniandeil by Misr-General Feat. duos de &kris. Pinto 4.2 Fonseca, as . appears by the annexed letter. Their Excellencies will are that the conditions ore, that the prisoners are to be sent to Cocoons, and not to serve spinet the Al lied Powers. I cannot but fully approve what Ma jor-General Silveira has done in this resloct. To us it is exactly the same thing as if they had re mained prisoners or war, or surrendered at discic. tion; and his situation was critical. The eqetwy advanced in superior force under the orders of Ge. retail Serra', and was in sight of.our ailioneird posts. The conduct of 31:jig-Gruen! Silveira de.. serves the highest Iltilile, ns well on accost of the skill aad boldness with which lie began the ester- prase, as of the prudence with which he pikraised, and terminated it; falling back iu irmd xrderjelld taking. his prize-witn him. Their Excellencies will Ws that the success of this enterprise may prove productive of the most fortunate pusequences is this part of the Peninsula. 41 By a subsequent letter of the 'llth inst. Ma jor-General Savant informs me. that the prison / of the Castle of Puebla de Senahria was a Swam batta!ion, composed of 400 men. including nine officers ; and that the force which General Serra.' was on the point of opposing to him. consisted of 3,000 ni-n, 800 of whom we-re cavalry. The Ma: jovsGencral add., that besides the above garrison. be has sent to Oporto Go deserters, wbo ease over to him from the enemy's army. " God preserve your Eteelleoey ! " W. C. Bssieroao, " lorobal.Coassusader.Clief." a t.szpoos, Asg. 14, 1410." The Baclaios Diary stvies. that t'se Fr Mt+ fore.. which 13111asteres and Corms tainted, consulted of 9,000 men. one-third part of vino® were aitl r killed or taken prisoner. That the action took place is certain, but we have not yet received any authentic account of the particular•. Extract from as glacial cnitataxicathas of Lord Vilt!Hero.. addressed to hie Eire!kik" Don M. Voris', add dattd Ileadioarters, Celorku, the tali August, to o. " The enemy has not made any tnove:nen , of importance in front of this army since my Fast cf the Ist iastart ; he continues to maintain his pnsi• lion near ; a small corm it plated ma the bank of the Coa. cad the main 1)04 occupies • position in the s:ciuity of Almeida, bntwassi, the Coa and Agneda. .4 He hos not yet opened the trenches berme Au. melds. nor hare I as yet receive i stay intelligence on which I can rely. thin lie is making any Kelm. ra•iom for the siege of Alnieida. Rcaniei's corks.