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I 6, CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN. AM!, UPI. 27. • [metres OtIFICIAL IMPOST CO9ITINVIttiI (Ervin tie Neeirer..) - BATTLE' Of TOLEDO. In the night between tht dtlr aisd , 9th. all the troops of the 4th. earl's, etteOpt Ole Division of ties tiered Milhaud, were itsifla"af Toledo. Before 'day-light of the - Dth. (;Otill'ai'ileartittsii f amed the I.eidge of , Toledir, with online listlittlions, took the bast poetnof the enemy, and °Stained possesaion of the suusenits of the Arifisdsittences. The division of the ereiny trefoie•Tolplii, which occupied the *trotter peattton cotiilliandfleg the city. the neer. and 'brolgraosas ti nr 7tantStrbog: It at fleet attempted to prevent the ads cOrpls possing; hut ben% soon attacked with the bayonet, it was rooted. and paneled as far as the plain: it retired upon The 4th corps took a potation, with the neat at snrgilloa. and the left at Nembroca. On reavising the latter village. Moulin's light cavalry wet a smarty of the enemy's Cavalry, %Imola the whole of which was taken; and it leanred. fruits an Officer of Engineers, who was one of the prisoners. that the whole of the enemy's army was on its nevelt, for the purpose of uniting before Toledo ; Bind that the deflator. to which he ()clouded was al ready at Altnonacidi a 'rogue and a hall from Nem- Isroca. As salon ea General Sebastian' had imole himself master of the potation before Toledo. he tent orders IlliGen f eral Niihau.' to force the ford at Anover del Tajo, to dimmed the Tegua, and to dear away all the curtsy's Wept ou the 'sigh road from Aianjuez to Toledo. The ford was forced by Milhend's Divisinii, with ea , rcuie intrepidity. At 6ix in the eVenne4 of the 90,. two hottalions and three squadretw , v , 11 . 1 , 41 de fended the feed, were cut its pieces. of token ; mod tine division pursed the night at the gates ul"ro ledo, on the !Ashati( of the Tagua. The same day (9th) your Majesty proceeded to Toledo, with your reserve. On the Valls Bbiliatill ' s division joined the 4111 corps. Your Majesty ordered General Deludes to conduct General Gailinot ' a brigade sod the . 27 11 1 holm chasm:era. funning part of the reserve, to the rear of the ith corps. Your Majesty continued at Toledo with your towel. Geoerul tiebastnini re. winnowed the position which the enemy's army bad takeu at Alinowariil. BATTLE or ALMONACtD. On the titurflOog of the lint, your Majesty set out from Toledo oath the guard, to join the 4th corps. The r port of cannot' soon minetinced to your Majesty. that the enemy had resolved to stand ass eirgegement. Your Majesty quickly repaired to the 4th corps. On your arrival, the action had already chtnesemsed. You directed in persou the selismitsent opetatieus. I spat better describe the trameactioft el that hei liktlq.,thuti by soli. witting to your )114eaty • Seleistiiiiit'a re port. Itt,PORT 0 ran ciAt,isisArrkuti, agspEcrt THE BtWWLE OF . The enemy, alioantito to 36.0q0 isatrakry, and 4.0 0 u coviiirj. 1 )6;4 twobli M accomplish the *ago whizb he IMO forinOil, ;Klisttfia*. before Toledo. had collected all hie fare ies at Alnionacid. sad keel taken it *mention «Kr his Wt. supported linen a very lofty hillock. cletett4,frtu o a range of hills. that rims north and sou Itegioning at To. led.. Ilia ceutre was postetkon .thc *lam front of Almonaeid. his right estetidiustiv . uheemioences beyond that village, and his reestrye c . o tt drown lap in several lime neon "beepm its the rear. MO which the sleafte is sttesdt ai , : , c ri,p The enemy's in* otty - .as in Irk albk valry en bath winA'" Forty peen of remain weft *era arephithwairftelly on .thiliAbsagewatibig Po• shied. 1 won pert:tided ttelt the victory depended en the pareserino of the hilly*. I vluch the me left was sepromed. Viptik suit resolved to cause it to be attacked. lOW and J(l dins now, under General Leval. I ordered him •to form is elms catcalls, by divisions stud brigades. to 'alraiwe Woofs the hilt which drveends (role ‘Toledo, to support the right by a square at the point where those hills tenni suite. and at the hare of the hillock which was In he *Mocked. to epee it by hie tight, with the second division. and to ease. it to he attacked is front by the third. This artier we. executed with admirable cooliws. sod precision. That bile lock, defrairied be mono men, and seven pieces of COOOGO, was taken by :owoldt, under a treniriodette fire of artillery and musketry. The brave Colonel Comm Selolesky there met death. while eovenng hiinvelf with glory. A Chafe Bareilien, of the 9th felt at the saw isistant; several other de Baal/ion were wounded. Hut the valiant Prince de Sulkowsky, auntie. Illenelnd at the head of toe battalions, instantly f• sled this enemy, and made a dreadful corsage. The attack made on the right, be the swenowl dieitaiss. wav nut lew lin' petuntr.. Griienile Leval and sclurilfer, inarchiug at the head of it, overthrew all that C.IDe in their L. way. While these time* were an courszeously over. wheltniug the enemy's left. the first division, 60•0 in number, charging the 15,000 Spaniards who defended the piste end vilhige of Alinuttavid. and routing them every where, took three piecesef can iton, and a great uunsiser of ammunition waggons, and covered the field .of battle with the deed. Ne ver was attack flare vii,coroult. or crowned with tome lirilliant SUCCPP'S• This Gligliio4l was in ten hues ; his uneven hatt4llo.lll in close columns, soil Bayern hatt.dimrs deployed. to this attack. the Usll last its brave Chef de Botulism, issuartiniere, who com manded it, and who was severely wounded ; but the Cht:r de Batinifes. Illamiset, who sopplied his place. %hewed himself worthy of commandisor regiment or inch high reputinion. Generals 13;lair end Rey. who conducted ,this attack, displayed no less skill than undaunitierhitrepelity. The ene my attempted, at AMe eitiilfp r t%itifl . l oar right with cavalry, 411.1 eiltiteqiiitt PIE rear of the army. hut t h e 5 fltf riekithtsille 'lWlrti . r9iing to the re. serve, was funnel! sin it'llqtitire' Ziphii a . plant in the rear. mud somelighadruits, whom dehyral Merlin had posted thkull s "with four p.m-yes dr ci t .... „,. judiciously plticWla "fdikkeil tires i tisovErtient, never gave ine'etty - Vtiettsitiris:WitCseb it hail hewn foreoeett. The•eoeitek litt'erniii6l ns tAarge upon two battalion., in .poeitikih; was received • quite close, aid tousaderable leas. -• Colonel Spate took advantage of this moment to charge with the Bth dragoon*, and almost entirely destroyed the regiments of Ferdinand YU. and Alarmism. The enemy, forced from his lion, had retired u ; ion the lidl and the castle. I ordered General Leval to tuns his left, end caused a bri.k cannonade to be kept up. Your Majesty perceiving that he was thrown into disorder, de. tennined that a simultaneous movenielit of the left, right unil centre, should hurl death nod de struction eluting the hostile ranks. You M•- jeaty'sordeni were executed. General Level, with his divisions, got upon the rear of the right flank of the may. of Veuegss. General Hey, su close columns, isminted, eilla Abe !2tsth and Jl4 to the position of the litli 4001 was on our right; two depfabiail battalions of the 38t11 ascended by the centre, ismoported by a battalion of the I lth light infantry, belonging totke reserve, which Ge maul Gmhuot conducted in close columns towards the castle. General pielair, with the 75th regi meat, the lit hiettanop f the Stith, and two of the I:+lthi light ishitifry, f:tirteil the whole right of the eheitty.' and the "Amy, at the can time, Mewl itself so the side of the hill, pursuing the enemy with en oiler mud precisions thilicult lie obtained at a review. • The enemy bird removed all his artillery to about a cemion-shot behind this hill; he hail focused mine corps to rawer his retreat for a imminent ; bat, hrokro by the movement of . the troops, mail charged with impetuosity by :Mil haud's and Merlin's divisions of cendry, ehich 1 laml ordered to advance upon the ciieruy, as your Majesty hail yourself directed use. the enemy's ft , ttrut became ato eye overthrow. Infantry, er tilksy. CllValry, were all mingled in confusion; the French army took pieces of cannon, too 4111111111- nitiun waggons, upwards of 'MOO carriages, 4090 prisoners, several standards, and • great number of officers. Four thousand deed were left on •the deli! of battle, nud the number of the enemy's wounded is Minimise. The hostile arsity,rursited beyond Mora on one side, and to within two leagues of Treitelaleque on the other. is wondering about. dispersed, mid no longer ealiibits the: appearance of as *rosy. Vette gas himself is flying; and in his flight outstrips his finny. the relies of which yesierday parsed the Goal-lime. by the routes of Aleutian and Hermon. The fugitives have man:tied twelve hosts without stoppuiA. Their movement ilttlie more rapid. es, beings% itliout artillery or luigkage, they have no thing t 4 p retard theins Nwsterif the corps retreated by the high road tnf Iladrierjos, linerta. and Vilh• llama. whirls we yesterday occupied, niter isusarch el hates leagues in pursuit of the enemy. lisfiiiitry, cavalry. artillery. all vied with each other nit that glorious day. The infmtry toinsionnt. owl ansel overcame every thing ; there was nothing that the revelry did not acroniplish. The light horse of your ;Majesty's guard took several pieces of CHIIIIOI4 and charged the enemy with great gal- Inntry. 1 mutt do justice to the talents awl intrepidity of the ilenerals of Division. Leval. Milhaud, and Merlin ; lienerals Itrlair, Key, Fraticeschi, Werkt, laultrier, Owl . t, and Sehieffera, distinguished themselves in every woe ; and the conduct of (leis. Stroll', COI ttttt milling the let brigade of 31erlin's divisiou, well highly meritorious. C6IIOIICI llowilli, the Chief of my Staff. rendered emit rut service upon that day, and maintained the reputution for 'akar and abilities, which lie has ac quired in the tinny. Colossi thew:ream, Chief of the Artillery Staff, 4 ftstgiseshi. ' • himself, and isiamouvred with remark revery and precisioii. Lieutenant Bechtel. ti e del regiment of light artillery, awl Captain Trippe, of the artillery. also signalised themselves. Colonel Legrand, of the tisih regiment. the Cistfe de Butailloos, Fourcede and Berlabsorbec. of the 114113 C regiment, Schwekinitz, of the lath, and Fon silo of the 7.5 th. who commanded those regiments, bei;sseed to the most distitiguished iitininer. Ammig the Officers of cavalry, r must mention. with iihe highest commendation. Colonels Some wad Viol ; Colonel Jainin, commanding the light horse of emir hlaiesty's . giturd ; Adjutant-Coin rnantlaist D'.lllemand, Chief of the Staff of the gd Division /- Colonel Hoar, of • the glst dragoons ; and the Chefs d. Esestdrissr, Eletrand, commandiug the 14th dragoon.; Naurrit; of the 16th ; Coy user. coissomisling the 46th regiment of chummy, ; St. Leper, commanding the lath"; Mrssrs. Hopei. ka. and Janichuwsk v„ Officers of thr liikrinen 1 J. The latter hie, a horse killed under is cliargiii„,, a party of the enemy, the whole of which he took. I hope your Majesty will deign to make known to our august Sovereign. the General Officers, and others, who serve him with such zeal, lore. und respect ; this is the reward to which they aspire. and they will be happy to oludin it. (Signed) (iris. Seassetsist. At night, your Misjcitty filial your head-quarters at M01:11. On the. lath. the 4111 corps and the re serve. proceeded to Mailriilejos. The enemy's ar my was dispersed, awl noise of the corps could be overtaken. During these transactions in front of Toledo, the Duke of . I . reviso forced the passage of the bridge of Arzo-B . " 1 1 10 ) between Talavera and took the artillery of the enemy's army, and forced hits to destroy his sminunittuir-waggons and bag gage. hlutsbal the Duke of Wayne hail seeniirkel his operAoss, by advancing serer as Aides Nuovs and Berlaistis a, along the left hank of the Tagus. Your Majesty, judging that the presence of the hit corps was w bongor necessary on the side next Talavera, ordered It to move towards Msdridejos. by Toledo. Marshal the Doke of &Ilene arrived, es% the 14th. .pt his new position. Your Majesty theeglit it necessary to draw the 4th corps near t.. Mash* ana roar.. - 4 to yoar cc -041 ow the 15th of Arvid,. at the head of your re. serve, Medal/rate the bireh-day .f His Majesty the Emperor. In order so give your Mak*, a more erimplete gicconnt of all the opoentieemi I think it uotesurry go submit to you the repot of Marshal the Duke of Dalmsti:i. respecting the movements of the 2d, and dth corps, from the batiks of the Duero to the Tagus. IT. be eqecieJed feeseereer.l • .‘ 7 . SPORTING INTF ?IMF VC?. NEWMARKET neutinToN EETI NG, soy. TOUVII.O•Y. . Mr. Aadrewe's Them, sm. 91b 'got Mr. Howertles Cas tle, est. slb. T. M. M. coop. h. ft. ►oiU AY. Duke of Rutland'a Ned, mt. ;lb. apt Gemmel Grusee' nee's Trump, 7st. Ii lb. Ab. Mik, 5,411. CRAVEN MEETING, tow. Lord Sackeille's DettiLor, Oat. 71b. apt Major Wilson's Jueiper, •21b. Across the Flat, loop. L. U. --woo-- JULY MEETING, JOIU. Renewal of the July Stakes, • avbscription of sup. each, ange. R by twu.yr. old cults, carrying mt. 61b. and Met. alb. The two-yr old course. Sir J. Shelky'a 1. by Personal, dam by Trumpatur, of Mr. Smith. f. by Popinjay, out of Lis gr. Precipitate mare, bought of Mr. Ede 'eds. Mr. Wasp's sister i° Spinier. • Elses's ch. e. be Trainsittor, dam by Bezzard, out of Camilla, by High Ayer. Sir C. Baubury's b. c. by Sorcerer, out of his SMasford mare. Lord H.irrymove's bl. f by Al.m.staleir the Great, dam by- Trampler, graadam by 'Higliflyer. Doke ef Graftee's (. by 'Waxy, out of Scotia. Lunt StawelPs E by Gobarina. oat of Carthage. L0w4.1. G. thboru's b. f. try Totteridge, dam by Skyscraper. I..orillersey's b. r. by Tomer Whiskey, out of Poke's dam. .—...... b. t by Whiskey, dam by Gouty. FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, MI. • IOONOOV. Serespetakes 'lags, 'reek la*. fir lairs ties three-yrs old, sm. Mit Pelf. Across tie Flat. Mr. Lake's els f. by Giles, met of• sham I. Niue. to H. Capreselab's ch. '.'outer to Slack Diamond. General Geriatrists's b. f. leg Mazy, out of Tarantala. Duke of Rutin/We I fleturey, b) Sortarer, dam by Skyscrs. per, pandas. by Wiardporker. FIRST SPRING >rTING , tit 12. IrEDIEs•• V. Sweepatakes of I•On vs. neb, h. ft. Welliver yr. old mks, est. blb. sod Suttee, set. 31b. Actual the Flat. Duke of Reassure W. f. by Alexander, out of Geo. Crosvcour'• eb. f. by Quit, oat of Granites's data. Mr. Lake's c. by Whiskey, get of Lady Mayereire. bawd G. H.Camodials's be. c. by Trumpeter, oat ef Decant • . Laird iermy's r. by Ilyperip, out of Ipswich's dam. • • • ruts.r SPRING mEEnNa 1815. ••••••••• TUAIIDAV. P. Prorheriteemepstates of :too p..eacli,,h. ft. 61111 the produce of norms cowered ill temp ; cults, nat. 311 s. gad fillies, set. It. M. The product oftbe Arstrine name and of the dam of 4.11.-zranti to ho allowed 711. The prorr die to a fortnight, de a nataral death, or me fseteit. Tlie produce, or (adore of produce, to be named to Mr. 'Weatherby, is the July Meeting, 1 , 410. Mr. Lake's Cockrell Arabian leave, einem.' by Giles. Mr. C. Smith's dam of Allegsauti, covered by Grey Wass. ley Arabiaa. Doke of Rutland's Trion ptor 11127C..euvered by Selina. Mr. Lloyd's Trompairw ruam„ covered by Clamber. . bawd Amity's slam of linia Ms, cowered by Hapliasami... BRIGHTON, !sit. yowl nartsom TO* NOP PAVILION artist& H P.R. the D. of Tusk's ch. c. Rubicon, brother to Greek,* Lod Fgrenscares b. c. by Goltaans, out of Fractious. --- b. e. by , t.lolianirs, out of Amazon. Mr. Littlbeeke's e. by Trompeter, met Of Margery. lord G. 11. Cavendish's c. M Truarptur, out of a sirlsr to Bawled. Mr. Kellerman names Mr. Illnke's c. by Alexander tire Great, dam by linessed, god of Hornpipe. H.R. H. the Prises of Woks nod Mr. Fenner are subscribers, bat did out west. • SURREY SENSION3- OCT. 12. _ INSOLVIiNT DEBTOUS. A oirinher of Priosacni, from the Kiiiislieueh sod Dom miwiger-lane, remanded last sevoiorva, for insperfett schedules, were brought op sod discharged ; rrounizst them oas John Deere Riley, opposed last 4noioas by Mr. Felthom, of St. Marlin's-lane, ender the 34th clause of the act, for obtaining goods to the valise of 3341. order false peetenees. It sp. peered, at lair lust e•autioation, that wilco he ordered the gouda 01 question, he stated to 34. t cit hats, that they acre to Wield to 11001003 Ayres; whereas, in fart, they were sold by a *ober is lortidon, the 1401. Mr. I.•w• now, on the part of Mr Riley, costenileil, that the gouda bed been intended fur 111101100 .4)1113, 311 stated at thetime they were ordered ; hat eireionstrui es bad inter errinl, which Lad rev:voted Deere beli; sent there. Tu pone this, the learned Cionsiel called Mr. Madden, ow node,* giter at Lloyd's, who stated, tlivt, it Detulser, trot:, Mr. Riley had cumin it him un the iiiih• ject of DeWitt' the goods i 0 titivation to Lorna. Ayres ; the witness advised hint a:pion it, nvis uinj , as a remitio, hie opinion that that place nould be orvistockeil with English gouda, our merehrists bring, is culisespience of Sir Home Popham 's letter, Lucius Ayres nod It e.. 1, however, with some diflieulty that he persuaded 'Mr. Kiley out to amid them, they being already lodged ors Hu: custom-house quays, ready to Lc shipped off. The witness, .itterwarda, at the de oho of Mr. Riley, inquired of r kienJ where world be the beet foreign marries/ to wend them t.O , and a place was de ittlllined 00. The u.zt illatiAoll.3h 00013 which arrived, however, cionlainial isll.rttsrtioo that the place hard Ms was taken possess' of by the Fiends; the goods footnoted is the warehouse upwards of fore the afterward., whets tiny sold by auction, sod Cached mile 1401. Conn being of opinion that the Pricsner's rare did not rouse within lam useaniag of the clause, he was ordered Is he dielharpti. . . Imoursrs.—A fcsr days since, en inquest was taken at Cireneeat-r, before Wm. Tatuu, Cent. Coroner, on view of the body of Wm. Horruis, child, about tire years of age, who. whilst amusing 116n-elicit' *4 chair, rolled into a riceel in which his mother had just poured a milasitity of hut elder berry wine, and was so dreadfully scalded, that he died soon after in excruciating pain.—Vcnlict, Aeeideonal Peath.—Un Wednesday last, another Inquest was taken before the seine Coroner, fit Leacfslade, on the body of Mr. Wm. Tosses, a re. bpert4l)le farmer, who was accidentally shut, on Monday last. The deceased hail been shooing., iti company with his friend, NIG . 111041 As Hafts; awl, whilst in pursuit of a phtasant, the letter, ah o,e gun was on the cock, struck his foot against the stump of a tree, and fell, with the muzzle of the piece resting on his left arm. At this 'nutmeat the gun unfortunately exploded by the shock, and the I charge entering the body of Mr. Tomas, oblviely through the loin, on the right side, prided out just bolow the left collar bone, perforating the he a rt, ke. and deprived him of life instantly. 11": lies left a widow in the last month of iiregnaticy. and four small children. Mr. BARI% has been confined to bed seer since, in a state bordering on as h e and the deceased were upon the most unti mnutc terms. Thus Jury, which was my reap. , l t able, shirr a rmelanclsoly iiiremivation„ ruturard a remillassiiintsisisit by chance medley. NAVAL L I. A CE. souTumotivit, oci. it Nothing arrived or sailed this (1:1.--11 1101 East. rtYlsoi 111, ot T. 10. Came in the Gitlittater sloop of war, and Black Juke Wier...twits the Eastward. Sailed the Pickle shouncr, with dispatches for rUariptis Wallesley. caLltuuTil, OCT. 9. Arrived, this day, the renin, Capt. Crisp, front Rio de la Plata, 34 days' passage, Wand to Lon don, laden wish tallow, and has on board a riensider able quantity of spei:ie. Also strived a Freech brig, with timber, and a lugger. with steel, pries to the Cadems, le guns, taken in Quibeion bay . Yesterday arrived the Goid)fach, ih guess, with dispatches front Cadiz, el days passage. A me.- meager and military °Ricer set oat for London. on lauding. Also arrived'the brig Betsey, Captain Mere, from Rented, bound to Malta, with loik goods, /cc. The Lintiessunw armed brig, with a fleet of colliers far the etettwartf. The. packet, with snails for the West Indira; BrAtils, Mediterranean, and Spain, is detaiaall 'tar further orders.—Wind E. smut.. OCT. It,. -Lest night, a sloop, laden with pruvisioati, Ike., bound to Flashing, got on shore narrate north end of this teem, owing so hey bringing to does shoal water, and 11111,11 t seven p. tan. deed gums of desires,. wleli a Inlet went of is tier assisetonee, and, sit the Iloud tide meshing, she was get 441 . 1geitt, vriAb ow t receiving any imiteraddlimeage. Caine &nets hem the River, the Detsseure, from New Providence. Arrived the Rut& sloop of war, and tOussteee o f El gist and Spitsslsflrf Itigqiers. from Flissliiie.. la the Dooms , tk}e.Pc i prepso of Ve ding • , 5 . :1 4 14. *lngo, several glui=brigi l l. A l id,atanit feu QC Swain sail of tf i Oit i lskirts..—NYsto,ll,„„ Arlisibb FIAIN!. 114.011111111.1•111 T. . 14101 47 11 1 r n0s C•ur• 14emakk low& nrrbred hip ammo t h e Yolked, for teinteahueol, and the NOV Motes, Go4den, for Fusin the oboe ado fields, where soiontii to& is still unremoted, and the game, from thiribia. worthless of the reason., N still • in a breeding state, it is to be hoped. that all hunting, except that of fax-itunting t will be delayed as long as ptailibk by sportsmen. •• , • Whets • man mod his wife hem been married, in Germoury. Su years, there is a sort -el *remind Mar. -ria•m teleloated with the cermet tretivity ; itwea Isom this captain. that stir countrymen, Fametk- II Alt derives the hint of leis , t• Constant tow*: at. Trip to the Jubilee j" in which Put 4 1 0/211111. TON, the Knit brocebes figure that 2222 bed the slier, performed Ste Marry iVildair.--6 Owes** vihteh flied with her. 0 Tnerday se'liniett, Mr. BAITS. J011N3212, of Scarborough, a well-fiamou and highsy-vespecledl musical character, entered tbe Iliontli year of his awe. The Magistrates. Clergy, and a sionterene circle of Gentlemen. Atari) *nit hint. at the Fife. masetse-lintl, and congrottdored him on the movie cholas event. Au Ode, composed by his SHIELD. expressly for the oevesion, wee aegi s with excelli nt curet ; and sewn' catehas, glees sod musical performances, succeeded, in which the Rood Old 115511 bore a pave with much vivacity ; and the conviviality of the Jubilee was kept up tea late hour, with the utmost gratifkatten that 11111122, wines end friendship amid inspire. PA E Emus op CHF.DITORS AT GIY I LDHALI., 'err-nott tow. C. Wilams Smolt, Snout Moulton-alrett, Middle,ra, ant tenderer' - 3 ii Charles Hettaitaw, late of Tovrat-atnret, Liatdon, wine nsereh:st - i It Jnlln M'Cluud, Germ's-end, Woolwich, Kent, theet wriest - - 1 to Jame. cal,* nook-street, Kateleffe, tietnaUer - 2 lii La•entter, Old Coreadnt-strtei, Oxford atreet, *pawner - 4 12 Jahn Male, Jerory,n-street, Jaa t ea'a, victualler - 9le i Titania. oudl, Birehiu-lane, Laudoo, merchant - 2 It Tioosnas Knottier, York, PhopLeeper - . • tit fleurxti Stratton, Pio:Willy. nuoutonger - It ; lise7 Jacob I mow., utlwrsise Henry Leroux, Co. terabury-m i mne, lattirstuu, 3liddleeest, builder a SO been r e l'.lo:l4.kulk. WIC of Buttlerabory, Lewin, •merlwa,raaa -1 12 steveu,on, late of Ottford-,Meet, denier and eh:trona - 1 12 { DIVIDE % DS. Ed* and Gbeier, Nioidltsex, peblican - It 'Ebonies Lewis, Ikd.uiwtrr , Swru rerts h nns, becon-facter it Julio Parsons, fen. end John Parsons, jun. Ledgate hill, booksellers - Thomas Linn: Wills, i.ensli's Conduit-street, Wien-ars g - le CERTIFICATr-S. MsMary Bishop, Robert Ringbolt, awl Will Blebimp, erg or bite of fmnbrukte woollen-dopers. Thuiruss Miller, of I Ifu ' rd, Ems, ,le:tier Wtllisuo tkright. gureolt it tre,l.ut p Joseph Scut!, of North Sbields, ppurcr Robert Furtwirter, of Pornuo•ploct, bor-oserc hoot. PRICE HE sToCKS YESTERDAY. Dmnk Stuck 3 prr edit. gethierd - ' &Si a per Cent. C 01111144 4 per Cent &di 5 prr Crut.N.gy I Areig Anaustird Oinninnt lautin 80mb'..... gr. Id Ai pmts. Km-bellow Bill. .. 8 15 prem. V.ntlish Lottery Ticked's.. ....... .. i it. 17.. (:utssoild fur ... '1..1 T. itisH, Muck hrokr, s 4. Carakill, mad 9, Clr.riet-crom MARRIAGES O Torolay me , unight, at St. 31dev-la.hoome, the Hon Samuel Beasley (toiletry, brother to Loril t)117.61, to F.anerq, cuter of the late Sir Philip Musa:, Bart. of Sanely-place. Bedf..rolabiec. Saturday, Robert Pheyre, Eaq. I.iestettant.edlonel of the I%entive.l regiment, to .Inp, reroutl tlulo:titer of the lute II earl ‘Vhitumalt, k:a6l. ut flatt'aplare, Sumeroetsbire. DEATI IS. _ . . _ 1.at.17, at lamina ball, urar tockertuontb, Juahas In c,wk Itragie, (one lat Majeaty'a Justices of the Peace. fur the county of Cuutla-rlando is the 36(b year of his age. so'nuight. at Kisuckator-auras, near Kirke trickd ult. of Alain (in Her pilaw of life,' Mr. Moiler, airi•- tian, son of the late Rev. Vicar General Christian.. DION WATER AT_ LONDON aIIIDGF. THIS DAY. Moraine to lain. after 4 II .. AF103310001 3 lain. after 5 . WIN HS by SMITH. No I, latrnarall's lost. ost4 petilishrJ al the Orlin.. hio Hatk of St. Cirques''s . Motet), Strand, 1., .1 ITHIT T., 4 flare.—Oriiers. 1w ituriilPaorr, .srof to thr Other, !p o si.piti.ll, 0111 Ise