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' 77.77.-1-17- i.. • - / _ • , . - • _ . . , .16.-.. 10 1.•• I 11. 4' 14, 4piAoo, vs _ - _ I._ ft_ ........_ tio AUGUST 4. 1810. BANK OF NORTH WALES AND CHESTER. FIB 1401.1)ERS of KILLS drawn by Messrs. I WILLIAMS, JONES, HUGHES'S, esil Cu. at - CH KsTER and C ARN ANTON, u d on !tlta.ara DEVAIN KS. DAWES, NOBLE, and Co. Nill Hall , ore respectfully inforntrkl, that Hwy will hr paid by Mdtpre WILLIAMS cad GREN FELL, Copper OlEcm, Ruyal•Lachatige, Lou don, *here their lonians wilt be lrs,, iclcd tin a sew ar. enurement is was iu town, or which they will give further automation. tLestet, August I, 1808. MICE SIXPENCS-RALFJPILIODIT. antes. The disaffected in the provinces will, !wt. baps, ask why ft *aye uothiog about the nuuiht r of spectators, stud the st.uount of the enoitey talcs u, sod perhaps they know the reason ! On the Ilill, the Council of Reireticy issued a Prochirnatiori to the people of LA M.rochs and Al. canna, praising their patriotic conduct; informing theta of the approaching meeting of the Cortes; and exhorting them to tiersevere in the Imperil' w stwedy deliverance. It concludes in these terms This fortress of Cadiz, favoured by its local aituotitin hi sea and laud, is unconquerable; and the 14e of Leon, now concerted into a camp and school of 'Mi. bury discipline, is impregnable. Therilo those caritas are armed, exercised, sod rhariplised, who will go forth in skilful and regularly-foinied cusps to give energy awl impulse to those who may assist in your detiverantyr. Therein will assemble the na tional Cortes. to which you are summoned, to lay the basis of roar tut are Covernmetit—ihe sole coots sad trot satisfaction of a free cud generous natio,. flare will be concentrated the will of all, represeuted bye few. Lose not ifidfirlence in your.. *elver, since the toils and perils that have made loa brave, will you wise and virtuous. Usllast race, pure portion of the heart of Spain, read the words spoken to yon by the Supreme Government s imprint them on your memory, and treasure then up in your hearts, since the presence of the er.emy does not, at this moment, permit you to *ear them on your bosoms I" The Council of Regency has received rEsuatches from the Governer of Mexico of the Ist of May, the Comm:ate of Mexico of the 4tb, aid the amity of Vera Cruz of the 3tb, in answer to the official cow. raunication of the appointment and installation of the Council. They concur in prolacing the twist eu•ire obedience to its Authority, and in givin4 the strongest assurstice of their resoiliticu to co-apereto, by every means in their power, for manita.iring the union of New Spain'aitli the mother couarrys IVREIGN LY fELLIGEIVCE. GOTTENBURGII MAIL. GOLTLNBURGII. JULY 2.?.. IVe have this morning received the unwelcome intelligence, that the convoy for Eng Noll, which sailed from Hank Rotolo on the 163i.inateat, hay- Mg been becalmed ott the Scow ou Tuesday fol lowing, was attacked by the aines, and a cut siderable part of it taken; the numb. r of the cape Mired tessets, we wen as the force of the eoeloy. is variously stated; same accounts rating the former sit 28, others at 42. cud the latter as consisting of five gun-brigs of 20 guns, and two schooners ; and by others, as a ' , Valli' of gun-boots, row-Loots. Ste. Front the marke-1 concert which the enemy acted with, there is no doubt the of coign was preemie certed, and that They were apprized of the wailing of the couvuy, a n d of the force that protected it, by corn , - of their agents, who infest this awl every other port of the Ilii:tir. other Mrs. least -pub. thence . fiw woold 11Z1.11,10110110. 31.1.1 r 19. Gale .larch Mons. Alqii;er, Ambassador from the Court of Frasier to that of Stockholm, is hourly monied here tom Co withagen ; part of his estahlishineut and equipage have already arrived. srocanohst, Jute 19. On the lath inst. the solemn interment of his Royal Higiiiresa our late helot ed Crown Prince, took place is the Church of Rtdderholn. The pro cession which followed him to the grove consisted of all the Hi 4h Officers of the Crown, the P rr ‘ide u r s and Menthe's of all Public Dow& and Superior Courts of Justice, Commanders and Knights of the Royal Orders, and the Horse and Foot Guards. The order issued some time ago, that the knights of the aircrent Orders of Frame. are neither to wear the Mahood of those orders, nor introduce then, in their titles, has lately been renewed by his Majesty. • lestre OFFICIAL admirable • every clearing *must througLt appnatia. daily •ee Cheep &utter, - mid Newberm, nncl 4:.14„w Sobs sad rerftstsee, toitagerin, ...a Improving iabogauy r , destal literary (*au, Gold V..t. hes, iutcn.kd :style, Sett • tonsicre, la hang steff.l Dieing Tables. -a I Bookcases. Dresas'm 4 Cuirre apatioed Stair:esrpritieS, Co&e. *Nita& ell las, DirMt Cause substastial (het. sod liare V.. '1441. , at. residence Give• fifteet. olio ,tor :be - pens', COPENHAGM /1.; I.Y 10. By a Decree of his Majesty, the carrying of arms, sucit as muskets or monk, charged or ty,t charged, sobrel., &c. is fortinklen to every jocks viduat who may be acting as on non to trans ports of merchan.lis-, u, uu the mans which birder apse toe tuwris for the p.syrneut of toll* Litkinging to the (lathy of Holstein. Those alit, me taken in controveoing this decree s shalt oe arresterl. sod pay, by wily of due. the saline of the uxerchaudiz.• ; and iu default of pecuniary titear, *hall sutler corporal pu n i s h m e n t, e v en thong the seuditsi uf ruerchandite should be per mitted. SCCUAILEST. JtNE 8. The grand event of the re-union of our province to the RU.151.1111 empire, was elected this day in a most st.lemii manticr. Early in the morning, dr.- charges of artillery announced it to the inhabitants of that town. The troops wire under arms ; his Excellency General Engilhardt. accompanied by all she Authorities, went to the principal church. After the•graild mare, Te Deno was sung.—The General gave a_grand dinner to all the council, to the princip a l n iters, to the hearts of the clergy, the most distinguished people of the town, and to toe consuls from fuel44i governments.- Baron de %Verilier, Chinnlitrlaiii to his Majesty the Kiug of Prussia, goin, , to Constantinople in quality of mi nister, was invited to Ole fete, and took a part 41 it. In the evening all the town was illuminated. The inhabitants of Wallachia are hereby sheltered front the relations of the Turks, and consider it as the greatest hapdinvo of their lives to live under the dominant of a Prince of their own religion. axeaacr Or A LITTSI Faint DaCSDLX, JULY 9. Her Majesty the Empress of Austria arrived yes terday afternoon here, with all her suite. She re turned to Patios, after having viewed the Library stud the Hall itf Antiquities. Her Majesty will dine to-day with Priaee Anthony. After dinner she sill go to the Palate Gallery. Hee stay in our environs will be but eight days. GIBRALTAR MAIL. ' t i i yr v . • - .iccr.rojv . ...... . • . . : . , . . 0 t j ,„ • • ~.... t_ . • _.„ . •..•. . SATURDAY, A wu MBE a MO. ' ; 4. , ~,4 1 =IP' -,, gh s o sad o bri erary y ad Lo ant, eey 11:11:'4;:i'''.'„Isr,...csa:1:1.1.4;AI'it's:.F:,%I.::1...'PP,'„,‘r'..11'.:'E.:FL'srP'It.1.Is4P1‘,71,1:1.b,tan..1:.4„.6-7:;:tYllitcr:Ti...Nrtilig'l4s2.l',D'oN'::.''l'X,4ltirv.i.T.l4.G'..ing.PGll.ll;.ucle—i.tAlsilllßAl.lF;k:::Pliitl'lLuT:f.ll,:"PA.l)ll..l': 7A'illtieldAejATSuCle.iniYpriPANTUd3:l'.yi' the ll .b .l ! itp ead i:l g ß li er il r aYdl ; b4 A E .3 : l l -1 'tti III' , II R IPT I .' , I O ri . t e I w I E-.f p PC : l l : F il VG:' te l jlu uo in i l i A b Flikit i ereT H l ' li r i ß i E.R ‘ i n is c ill. ; : 1 r. T h u d u i' London: Price 1 si l'' o n t I T . I . : W. 1 6. I l'i ß d . j i l l 's dap lii , . RI 19. : 1 r o i hilliS , Lita n spe ) r T Al .N l PA . r ri 4tjBDcluE i It T n e et. t . r i tli ß it iol . . icli tißs""hhts hiO:1 POETICAL tA t f lAer v ioYe a r i.Pad'r rr ot"L'Ae I:te:tirehly° T .r° , llrsi . L'alP: l ll4:" l t 'n' l I".ll.;cnf 'two t . : ' o i l: Ihd l : a a i t tp il eiali 'ah'thij i ' a r e .e d .l i a nidhl s o i VhtL. ; .7.l' aa l b tl' .. ,4Bdi'n'llsV ' ta .it 11A.l e g e : ' c dEse-ki4l°L: Ty ll:.''l SCO TT, girl PL.l'r‘u.'4: a di L e:neEy i a:A .e i r , i4.oes..s:i I l ict : ':.l , re d ::ll"2.—l C . , ‘ .lAisi a t i Mi'Si li elic e hlt: d i a i Hidic s ril°ll : vr 4 i p u bTtri l i t b t d . . . i i .T, t cl ei H. i; . E . a. 1 c : . e *:E l 1 7. ,i 't Extra cts , d rs -. d i . : . . ~ . tood ew t lso act ,re ent th at Sr of to the i 11 t:e Argaa4 Patent Lamp , with fixed gist feriae 1r w re steed •oy ever yet ofjerud In the Pabhe, I•ADIES. Disi+l.riao,t, c„kFl s ds , St nrcasn , Halls, fir . & c. ; I, 4, I PRESS .d July Mb, scat . absequrutly is vsrtuoi oilier a! yhcbt Lanps, fur the use of Sherpa, iYarchnnvs, Papers, respr. tug the above Work ; that although Mrs. /yaer.hnma, Tnveres, ec , rra.h for for .osprruou of the ' More's wish for it* nun appearance, e,t used will, the kssl d„teeening l'nbtic. bpertnceeti, a•id Sit Sorts of 1, mp alit., : Civility, would haver been must rtaddy eompl,m with, her Cdlws.l:lawrs. die. 'i')iat really useful sadvaluibl° article soonest is nugat ry ; and that the exclusive right of pßb- am in Cadcll sad Desie, which they would hive Cheap lye tii.~, Pies, which save trine, trouble, and lilies►, made ~Rpfed, is a delosiva, as is undid evideul from t►eirtar- sSd l.rd sp!s (noes sn4 ('pantry, by isbn Appleton, at bsari..c to suppress the \York Thus much, is reply', wos(d lit fig t Lamp an i l Warebtluse, Nn. It, Li . dgate Rarest , bmnsedastely ove late give.,, Out the exuene eof this Ad- SI. Pam's. emoisement et/re:din in value the cuesideration of the it. c a tch, Chaise, out Gig Lamps; Limps cleaned, res. parties is question, it has been Oviedo proper fi rst to lobe pairell,antl mewl, laelteredi Patent sad Illammettion Lamps th e benefit „e t h e „ trust ,. edam , a advertising, which let foe Bali, Roos, see • the .impituty cif C Udell and Darie. has iadesee.l them to if tit lEfel LAVENDER VINEGAR. y THE it, - .1 ., ectebro: eel Ar . c. , • la -•.00ply r.come retitled to the Public, not only as the most agreeable BUTLER'S CEEEBR ATED V Ell ETA RER R ESTORA. w k.. t o orrions to loalth, but atei as mitikefolly refresh. Tll'E ' TOOTH POWDER. lag to th , h. lahour.l ander Cares or illness of my kind, 11E4 I.JTY of trouottionifice, en.; rezolarity 01 aid partkotor.i char the disease is ot t.mt nature as nut to .0 ciriliftftl, are allowed to distinguish the Reitioh Fur; abut of loon.. tr in; kept open fur any leugth of time ; Ti but the Proprietor of BUTLER'S . TOOTH POWDER politics enviniest4, the air ut • the chamber, sod diffinen like. • would beg trove to minion his Countrywoman that the lustre Me a &Worst sad must reviving p-rf•me through thet of their charms loses half its intimate where the Teeth are wb.ie at Me apartment . floe CONCENTRATED L.A. discoloured or slew a ' , tetra and auhealthy appearance • VENDED VisEGAN is ft's of 'be b e e t Y ee wl'a'elri a "i• this is the ' mose Mince/aide as the enrol - - odour ible . fectioe, sad will mama perfectly onimpaired in all elumem. allot ds •he irafallible maws of resew inc every it ts therefore perticidatty rerommended to all resort tra- r e of the *mantel, being cow dof 'rip-tables semi.' to f"re;;* Part*, Ivui to "ertb 3llll a.* e'Plai"* or It is reeminsended to the *Remora of all rank. 'ls Hearin shims. •useful and :emelleiall article of troth fold whole - It retry Impeofeetion, either in the rollout. Of the M- ule 2 ° 4 "Iv' by JT- iti gt e r a hi° Warb° "," l ,..,_ o • l • Chew, ' ea of the Hormel of the Teeth -as rendering the breath We, sod if, PeeYelreel, Gnantlef-dologrer a* w‘tmli at ti. sweet and delectable noimakin ' Ow gems of their pro I ed. etch, duly rounded . shape situ vermillion hue ; and a (erne, peer lone amoral •,. The Politic are respectfully hibierned, that saihsement the Tenth Avii ,„ __.., . • . I a he _ r n cemppoonse co t wiv e ever *swot Is the redrew it of Mess .• Warren sad Cu. (lam their &mord to p 00.„., ochre , • h. .set suchi ,, , ,, a approba. Isle kuee of leak, No at, Cbeai'de• the ale a ili '' Lae. ' tioa • sod tho rn.pt.ttor km to Waal that it is Cu (Lai am 'tofu/ems has been established at JT. Rime's, as abme , of s a: 2 ll i ise . if . she se ll. the sane by appointincot : and, in ceder to prevent wholesale sod retail, at Mr. Boater's, No 4 Cheap. im i Nair4 O bet " eh b " k will be ei g ael 'I the P fe r * "" , side coiner of Patentootirrow • anal retail, ley Hester desos.G. Horsham.' Co. Smith, Reabutn, and Spence, Ethubargh Baxter mod V.if Solt sashay the Oximaated Soda Powders, for mak- moN tig h; Gl ut ". . p„,.. r od „,, i , yl ux /,,,,,,/ pl., lag feuds St Ater; and aim, the Clialybeste Ammo!, or Chet. mistath • AikiasM pe, iil . ivaut - St;ine ' anal Lynch, Manchester • • maims Solis, price ys.od. cad., dory included. PUBLIC BEN Y.FIT - Gauen, Dahlia; Belay, Portameath; and ' ' Labs coLos, OXiGHS, copsumirriotts, iirringAs, wit ; and meat C.a•trY Medico . Vmilleno SOO AND OTHER PULMONARY COMPLAINTS. 111d0DEN'S VEGE TABLE ESSENCE is Of whom may be lila, • i lyl „„ &ow preparation, really a.; truly, oti, its new . BUTLER'S AROMATIC PECTORIIL . LIMILNOFIR , iamb a.. cambiaies the essential virlases wf the mast esteem- fve Come'''. Colds, *slimes. or Them* mad laimmolail el Bal.itnie awl Restorative Vegetables, and, as a Remedy the Yoke, m 6** '• " is l a eab ' tx . , Coughs, Consumptions, Asthma", and other Pol. WALBROOII, NEAR THE MANSION Itlt , SE. abysm Conslaints, is easy, pleasant, ormeent, and *Res Handsome Honsekuld Effects, a superb sets of Mabumuy c"'" Ii ' s s "" s y , that "4 " 1 "" Ifel is a I** fiat a per- Pedestal Tidier's inlaid wlini , Rnillw i•o1, a fore Pedestal sou fe •c, tau; as pleasant, that it is tassel to white wise— Sideboard a feet lung, h. of capital Masao:env (*alit In ianiceM, that it may be given wan Infant I and so diem covered is g p dawik e t e L ot h a .. a ik„ gootGo ;, l 1; - „,,i,„,., ciao, that damn (as, as it were, before it. to all mem, sir:tier recast atm si.„:liti or long month% sad inveteesur leih.patpr...o!........moderaiii.Gfoilesm.i. flue China mid Cut. Glass, .u.e, its etTols toe truly astonishing, mud almost Wendt's:v. la t he r E -- ' idtitti --- s ' -- hg -----' and bavill bell autcade4 ass, inalsate Ss deft!. lailed to proillire immediate relief ; x " 'ft SOLD II BY AUCTION wiil .i a ru m is within the 'tech ofes r eiliciat, this will most ' Be Messes. EDMONDS and Co. err:o.7.ty WU, C the happy means of accomplishiug so intr. At the Marlin:re, No. so, Wallwook, THIS DAY, at all. as e... 1. That these are tot the dictates of int tei: t e ,,,, t .,, ih ,, finks , inz nst ,,,,, shie viniebers, selected from Twelve o'clock preciseJr, on occipital of the oswahler 01 " ." tots. a pro ~mater. wi, eh turtaotly prove:—" We, whose anie• sue het. solo sobseritird, having felt the happy effects A LL the elegant Stock of HOU SEHOLD sr 11 " 4 ... V•gelab'e bininCli no nitireenes, or having been FURNITURE, comprising drawing-room suite ot llt , oterrin thereof 7.111 others, ales broil earnestly recum- (hen drapery wii.vim• cvellfflw , mole is • finblei.able *Wei 11144,1 to the a fti . ,. w 4 „d i c Ad . (:) . 10 ... coommotioop, with gill moires, Mahogany double screwed 4.post Bed Aa'...ea , at. We ilia also her . tleclug I; to be Our mii. steads with sepedsbnagiom, with sollkold tweeted cornices, Si-,... that Ate Madden, foe hav ing al re ady so lung . ht ` td prime Meldisig. test sod sofa &Astra& with cotton hang. he...... ;,,„1 interest to he . t ,4 1 .... 0 • 0 - 4 1.: a . otts , lop, fesurtft• sets iii rich IllabUlarly azalea, Freueil sit If.l Ais ,_ pc......e g y.,,,,.. 1 ,, , ht . .. leri ,.. riii . a . , ue ;', h i ' . in Moment, owls of sputish wood Trafidger Diming Tables, ""yrs no. .i 11.,.-A siteei „ Sih i id ii ,,,,„ gil t v g it t . td . pi At tit two sets a ditto un differewt plans heeretary an 1 Bookcases, tale, w *:::.• - . Lnch will pre Si but f fr rr pa Is- g Wardrobes, Commode sod other brawm, Ladies' Dram* 88d ''* l ''' . - .' •• t :44e P •ilintl of coati ". to dis rc asassu'ii Calif% rich Mahogany Rose sod Satin.wrood Card, LOO, rod Iftlfinitovi:, 1, ....i.i. Cll. sat Cllliriti. ill jelli a. l7 g eililleCt e lAi gat sapper Tables, Pailloar Mindow•Corlatos, a Table Service old Danis of the meow. Nmikeee BIM, about gl.• Pieces, rich gilt tea to.d Coffee E. Ase " e ' Lel Creel George- Mr. Ilmers, Hato" cued, Hui- F *** D**""'Ll*t De""leesr Lulmtr'S sad 3 •P* 160 " oteet Chamber Chairs. Commode sad other Basoiostaads e WWI W. iteheoinre,E.l. Fistelder boom Dressing.glisa, Register and Rumford Stoves, Ritchie Ilr Flied d'ar -e.ter china- "' Bust, Eel Gru a ... my , a.' k i t t: His ' fatt .,: iy. Range, • pair of modern Globes, Mussel* Staiseerpyttiap, C 5.4.. „ Rap, *eh Knife-Caera, Tea-Caddies, Ice. kc. •- J• . I I LaGrau t p,E, 9 Receipt age. 134 " 1 „„ 1e ' inc. Pvat " - P hic- ' Catalogers to be bad at the John, end Turkey Coifed of Florham r. House, Curn`iill. T . N I ih , . Mrs. Clark, Church row, , a ' "Pei f .9. Entlin•- • Nirwinifille, Shiny. TA, Sill OCiee. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, ty C. 0 .. _ _ Mrs. Jayne, grocer, Hemp. AtObille, sear New Mil, In theCemity of Deasy. 0 ,... 1 i z. r. i . Perlis mead Ti) BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD. i . 7 , 8 d . g 1,.... k.", L0q• 11 m m,,,....__ , Meesead- L ee, fishin "P w ' Du "' Oa MONDAY the 34 of Septeastor, to Iti at toa d etrici • o'clock at Noon, at Mr. Haticock's, the Ram's He Ina ol Wks. —-" `wl'e*"*" Mr T. Reddish, Camberwell. at Disk-y, in the County of Chester, by virtue of s Deem W Ricloardi •I Coin sem ''cley,Esq ph 0 ,.,• . 1e Mr. . ---- • -`• - of his Si nemy's Corot of Exchequer, osiermade la a Cams h t , s it; .siree : , ' ti r i , g e g f .. . err, Han my k place, Ilack. istituled, •• tliribew ageism Milne," in Three Lees, Mr T. Lamigniso, mailer, A MOST L) , ..rable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Dios' 11. of Gres. ZS. called the Whitler. situate and brieg sear New Mill, , t ,., lll.'"el ivi "wl'erir (;tear er, ; J Mr il . a i nit illen * Collioo, ditto,ditto. in Iberia Coeur, of Derby, consisting of a . good stabo hi natia tunes Cooke, Fart. Chariotto. stoma-Milt Mennage or Malilion-Hiotte, with sods c (tot In- W J. Tutl t . a R Derph., i E. .." ' ect"r al street, Bratiued.imioare boddiugs, Tanta, Gardena, cad (ober cientresiencies, ass IWm ' Read. Coveted, Esq. Woo& about ;.;a. Jr tap. sat good Arotile, McAdoo and Pastore 6 " i b i.r.q Worsham- i food, Ewa: Sand, very well fenced out by high lose Wolls, with avs v i tmet. Weliniii,ste r t J. f• Bilim • ' t . 1 I Mr. Greaviermd, jeweller, Isable Common Rigtit un the F..utosive Coconino' in Whitt. ; 4 " I•J ` l .- 'el.& I Haawaylard." Illasolet. And also, seven other Mresnages or Overflow. Liar ee i . th 111 iiii a , cif u . baser* end a enoveuient and tralualris Taes.yard, with Oat • ohs t ry t h e 6 , 41, 1 1 ' " 1 intuvies theme who any he diaper began *ad Sheds thereto, no se weer , ___ ''ll Pone,. in 1..• ...vertigo remedy , see fire. The above /shits was late the property sad the residence ;• ~.... _'''' r rT "bminlotim, it may be had in bottles, peke of 211 r. Josrph Wooer', defeated ; soul is now iu the errepe. el4n.., P re 7 .....d. 1" h i. S'ne., fl Medics, No la Glom doe of Mr/Jubn Milne, sad leis to ler-tenants; sod is rho 4 4 •""-" square, Rh...rustier, ; where als ' u dome taut shout halfmmile form New Mill aforcsid, two mart who Are objects f Illo s e a v *. ft, o chu , ty newt apply, and he &applied gratis; fi nes Heatield, fi ve trim Clieml en le froth, Svc from fats tin _ , nal Ette hatige.6•l4,Cornhill ; Mattress's, Pee. sop, ten from Hanlon, eight from Stockpot, mod fiftee. "'""Ii. flest.on • mom, o pt , i ~ et .Mr Moro. Bookseller, clomp. from Maude, slaw ; and is vary well worth the adeutiou ol Ile ,;,„,. , r au '. **emirs Meggy cad Chalk, Cheldfallord; say Gentleman ii tiring Celli bonne.s, or other perms wise tik m ,,Z - i ," tholer; Mr. Weeddvons, Bookseller. is in want of *pleasant healthy imitation. hm, 4,.. itt , ; 136 . 4 • 7 0't. Corn street, Bristol; Mr Trot. Ae.l alas, a Security ois the Mande Tornpike Rued, foi Rate, ~. • " tiara , l ad, High atriset, Bormigii : 1 1r. :041. with about revels 'etre interest thereon 0... ..... o thirkardailtcet ; Mr. Atha% 137, Bautholossem- Printed partiralars may shortly Ire l aid, ill London, at do ti a ' ai Z ts :l lll fwcill. 13, Haymarket. Clambers oi the Lhasa It ereenitiraneir, la doe Temple ; tel Meows. game and Pore!, buireiton, 1 respite; soul of Mr Tl 7%. "" fr,.. t ,,;`,i i ' s wig. " l efferleal remedy in the Hemping•Cintes. , Witty. Sulnitoo, ituckieghan street, ilialelphi ; at the obis po : f 1 0.,, , t , 4ou ity, not km thou three bottles, seat to say 1 Mr Hancock's, at Dist" ; at the Dog aad Putrid: , Ino eve,. ih rti " ' tr Y• uP 4 •O receiviag as inciosure of 11. for I is Ste-knort .at die hi Inte Rear !no, Is Masteiroary ; o 141.,,,,, ~... sa es fief. . Mr. Bnidelock , Solicit.w, Mesple, sear Stockport (with art 1, ~, ,'„°*, be P".iowed. a Pagaphlet, price Cd. coo, , whom a Plea rat the Estate non be seen' • sad of the aa4ll irtit t r•d o '-' ...."'"'ne biters f' on remote ..?'fbe ti•st re. „Mr. Miles, oa tlie Petals*, who will direc t a proper renos la. 14 Weft, Isti ias 4 . t i n „ ü bi,, t o f !Nowa, at. I . aim/ the SSW t• , .... • . . • . . - '" !WU/MUIR W. XTRACTLI CADI2. JULY 13. An article from Medina de Pomar, dated the 15th tilt. says true gth instant the patty under the command of D. Francisco Looga inter cepted, between Vittoria and Arganxon, • courier on his way from Fritter to Aladrid, with Govern ment dispatches and taro hags or private letters.— Thirty-two dragoons, who funned his escort, fell in the conflict. The officer who commanded, though sego rely wounded, r se u:,-11, oaring to the swiftness Di his hin.e. Three ut the patriots, including the Commandant, were wounded. Two days idler, Longa 'nutted a large party aho were eecortlng an Olicer of 'he Is partial Guards, charged with dis patches of importance ; and took both the Officer and the dispatches. The OiEcer, at the request of tne Freurh Governor of Vittoria, was exchanged for two Spanish Offseers." Fruno Madrid, under date of the 18th alt. we learn, that the Gazette is iuccssisittly tilled with ar ticles relative to literature, educatioa, marls. and various beneficent plan,—•H empty gaiennade • divert the politic attention front political tower. — Balls an t tlitaatical entre titininenta. which are upendv given. though at • en a t efilsruoir. are •Ii intended to corrupt, render eff..minate, and Frew h. fy the inheld!stos. The Merfrid istaxette most also. to I 111 l of the Pans Peens. have is cringers and c:ies:rtricuot op amen and damask perform- ' General Begnier,uot much bandied *ith the loss sustained by his troops at Zafra on the .2.1 d ult. at 'largosdos on the 28th, and their being Nyack, d by surprise at Mouasterm on the 2yth, put in mo tion his principal force on the 3d inst. consisting of between 10 and 11,,nt 0 infantry and cavalry, with 14 pieces of cannon, *itli the design of cutting off Colonel PaLlo Munn°, who was in Burguillos. and of subserviently cttacking Brigadier I>. Jose Yinsz, who occupied Xertr. Ymar tieing aware of the themy's iiitentiou, directed ft/fursllo to full back, which be did in gond urricr, upon the appear ance of the enemy on the .sth, with the. Ii ss of on:y one soldier sounded, and a Captain of the reptn. sit of Vittoria, w!io dt.d oti the march, awing to the exces.ive hest sod faigue. At ten o'clock in the einrning he reached Xeres. hewing -bees► joined on his march by the part tinder D. M■nuel Benedict°, and both chiefs haling communicated to "'lnas the result of their onarrestions, be pre noted to receive the enemy, who were soon aces advancing by Santa Asa and La Granja. The enemy began his attack on Xeres at half past eleven o'clock, making a feint by Saute Ans. and his principal effort oo the side of La Grevia. He was repulsed at all points by the steadiness, bravery, and rapid ibanorneres of our troop.. He renewed his attacks motif Ws in the evening, bet without success. Yaw, however, having only 3500 men to oppose to the very superior force of the enemy, and hying aware of the necessity of joining Baliasteros, resolved to evacuate the place. Making a feint, as if he designed to retreat by the bridge of Archlla, which bad the intended effect of deceiv ing the enemy, he effected his passage by the ford, in the night, in the best order, order cover of the battalion of Merida. On the morning of the oth he entered Hignera La Real, whence he pursued his route to Elwin., to wait for instructions from Banasteros, who was falling back from the ensirens of Seville, to form a junction with him. Nothing can afford a more decided proof of the loss of the enemy than their 1:ot ! pursuing oar mots in their retreat, and their marching back on the 6th in the direction of Sows Marts. CADIZ. acct 17. The noise of the cannon now gives us no wnessi newt. We are so used to it, that we think little or nothing of it. We are nevevtheleis. grieved. not at any mischief which the enemy does, or can do to though so 'tear, but for the miseries which our neigh bours of Puerto de Santa Maris. and other town s in Spain. are suffering; but we trust they will all have ■ speedy deliverance. In this city we are Litany free fawn distress or svant of anv kind. Indeed it scarcely has the ap pearance et a place besieged. IVe have abundance of every thing. sod even live luxuriouly, though some articles are dearer than formerly. Don J. Cruz, Colonel of the sharpidnataes of Cadiz. who rendered himself so celeteatild by the glorious defence and action of Lerin, in which was made prisoner, in 1809, hes eff.cted his ereave from France, and arrived is this city. He that there are three parties in France; this Napo leonic. Royalist, and Republican; that :Napoleon is very frequenily ■M:cted with t:•e chohc ; and that the new Empress rooms him with despoirc stray—a circamstin.cr, certainly, that, if true, must excite no little surprise. Boliasteros us in Saw.- Ponce, and his advanced posts extend as far as Fiioma. The Cortes will woo assemble. Several Depts. ties are alreaik arrived. _ P.S. Jay 17, at a late Amer.—A letter front Tariff., of the 14'11, ,unlash* ine follnwing intelk grace :—The enemy here fallen back from Ximena upon slut th• d.►ision of Leek hes d■) inlyaneed ►o St. Rogue, pushing his onti.n•ts and 3 bags• la. Over so all airrettoup4. hes not sii.teinetl Soy lo.s; for, though a few snhtiers are ini.einit. the ) hive, at I.g •1 behind with the parties of the tatTalPs, aid Sill t>son fejeirl their colour*. A