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SA et )Nye shall be veiled sad teneecalei. fiery pro tenets, or derogatory, who ►hall slot Lave made tIN preacribed declarative, vein be 'abject to the payment over and above eta seat equal to die valve or the tnetchandist.' 11:0ILIENT, Aunun 3. Tins Isbrning, at eight o'clock, the Araerican galhot. the Flash. arrived from New York ..ith an ilium) , front th- United States. The privateer La AMP Ernest,' sailed from Ber. theanme Roads on the 23d July : the next day she took pontoon° bf two Spanish vessels ; oar bonod front London to the Caraccas in ballast, the other from Bristol to Cadet, with some rases of coarse ironmongery, which were thrown overboard. The first of these vessels was sunk. Ou the 25th she took the English ship Star linsi of iso tons, from Martinique to Loudon, with a serge of sager, coffee, cocoa, arid liqueurs. This vessel was dispatched for France, but no news of ber arrival has yet been received. The same day she attacked a letter of marque, sad would certainly have taken her, hut that La Dame Eraesif's mizeirmast was carried away at the very moment she was going to board. This and ether damages received from the enemy's tire, obliged the privateer to haul off to repair. The nature of these damages not ailmittinz of their bring repaired at sea, La Dante Arum,/ was under the necessity of ►eturning to France. She arrived at lienatidet on the evening of the gsth, aft-r a severe cheer from a frigate, which the great superiority of bar sailing . euabled her to escape. ratan AG so, JUL' e 9. No accounts have reached u• from of the bottle Out must have taken place in the vi cinity of Sebumla between the Turks sod Rus sians. Ire hart jigs' received intelligence from Wel. Ischia. that Ito &clink has surrendered. Czerni-Georgr. on the 30th ult. adnnced to Batija and Deligrad with a corps of 10,000 men. He gave orders for repairing the works that w.re destroyed in the vicinity of Deligrad. A number of the peasantry and 3000 of his troops were em ployed on the woks. • It is rnosonred. that. on the 7th instant. Cumin Gunge engaged the Turks in the valley near Banjo. and defeated them with great slaughter. This pews wants coullrmatioa. A letter from Bucharest says, that subsequent to the grand battle at Sebumla. the Grand Vizier contented his retreat towards ll...melts, and that the Russians were daily advancing further into Bulgaria. It was not, however. supposed that they would proceed much farther until the arriv4l of the considembk reinforcements owe en their march to jails them. The loss of the Rus,;ana since the opening of the campaign is calculated at 31.000 men. toiTrutrsE PAPEU. tlisioN, AtctiT S. The most recent intelligence from SpIIIII states. that the French force which attacked General Cum furil's division near Almeida, consi►ted of 10,000 lieu ; that Slaver-us was regent ; and that the temps tosumairded by General Crauford did not exceed 4.000 men. The COUlllillra force thrice repulsed the clean' with the bayonet, who ender. visored to force the bridge. The artillery of the place inflicted a severe lees on the French. some French parties which advauced and entered Mohr!, ere said to have left it again, as they (mond it de terted by all the families which had ally valuable articles to 111 e. T se place of Almeida. which the enemy has now invested. I. not one of those which surrenders at the mere am -enmity of In enemy's corps ; but is, in every respect. Ale to so.taio a lot'g siege. The Goss rime of Alm' its is liri 6 a lisr.lienersl Cue, an edlicer of distinguiwlnd talents and valour; mini who, for that reason, was selected to command, iu that important place, • brave garrison sufficient to de. rand it. He is supported by • numerous army. tompased of the troops of two gallant nations, w which are strangers to perfidy and unison ; lore honour, detest cowardice, and sre commanded by a General. oho is respected by the enemy on account of his great ■od tried m:ht•ry tale nt.. On the 24th of 10-t month, General Loisson. who commands the iniesting army. roistskiug the G.r vernier of Aluatilla for ■ l'ortugurse General. ss rat him • fulininwiing intimatimi to surrender the piece. full of invectives agaiost the English. and a attempts to prove that the Engli.h despise the Portuguese. ermisider Portug..l as an F.aiglish pro vince, and will certainly bet►ey het cause, as they bite done that of Spain. ft does not appear that the enemy has since made miy progress; nay it We., probable that be means to raise Ow investment of Almeida. The lam it.trit , genee from Spain dam not men tion •ny military operation of moment in that Alai. 4. quarter. Our brave f*l'ino• under General Cramliirtl ac. twiny best the french, anti kept posties.tott of the Okla of battle, I.ot afterward* retreated. The ene my left upwards of 70i) tnen and thirty officers on the *erne of action. Lona Weltiovion teat At Crbt ►tco on the tyth ; General Hill mir Gast 11. 7.. e enemy i* between Crloriro and Abn-i !t, wiwis place they were Itewerit , %: ; it is deleault.l he two l'ortst„:wvie an,l wne IL-doh it.viment. utAler the wointweekti of cox. We Isere received htt.rtt!enre by the telrelph. that the chewy hate trued rowel the Coe, toll talien the toaa to Val tie la Mule, acrd thence to Val de Almeida: We espect • con firmation of this by a courier. It is certain that the corps of General Beresford o having inivrd that of Marshal General Lnrd Wellington, near Celorico, the enemy did not dare to accept the battle which ass offered hit. The brad-quarters of the latter I are advanced from Celonco to Alvaro.. AccordinA to actuunts frotn Brogan's, of the date of the pith of July, General Jaunt arrived at Zawoia on the 24d, and troop. *rue marching for that place from Salamanca. On the 9Jd, an ene uty's force of eight or nine thousand men, with eight piece. of artithry, made its appearance on the I,ft bank of the Dims°, its Feathors, •nd the neighbouring and threatened to pass the Douro. There was tiring on bath sides. It •p -prim., however, that it was their intention to pars •t ZArnora. Gen. Kellerman has arrived at Bene‘ t eine. To-day at; deferters hate beets mitt off for the llsiside army, and more art• expected this cane. ing. By accounts from naiLijoz, dated the 3 1st or July, we learn, that int) French, of the coy, of Regitier, who passed to the left hank of the Tagus in the boats of Alcootlete, lei order to make a retoo l's:wiling, were totally routed by Brigadier Doi Carlos I lespaulta, who lied kit Albuquerque fur that point. The Spanish division of Gereral O'Dotinell marched frosts Alhoqur►yur. fn. Carer PI on the .29,11 instant. To-day he mill be in Tru%illo, and thence march to Alotoraz. The day b,fore yestenhy accounts were rectned that some eurm}'• eavalr had entered lionquillio I it is said to be the adtanetd t (1111111 of a corps of 8,000 men, which, mailer the command of !Hor ner, have entered E►trrmadura. Fifteen hundred turn, infantry and cavalry. from the army of the Isle of Leon, li.vr ;:seinharked at Ayamonte. According to acentinis from Rai'lake or the 314 of July. the Frruch have sent 3000 sick from the Isle of Unit to Seville. Thee lwr a g eat num ber of sir k in that city. *lineal all of malignant fevers. and numbers die daily. B AnA.Tol, JPET t 29. A person of credit at Cadiz a titea •a (alma, un der date thy gOili into mut : " Frosu Baia, a IreglSilvia of Puli4a cavalry., both officers sod soldiers, hiss deserted. It is said they are 460 in number. General Fret re received than well; and there is great reason to hop* th-se ex amples will be repeated. Ye-terday a Colonel and tao Officers desert. d 1.. r the 14. i." NoTa.—Tbota4h ilia preceding iutelliacate froysints tea. Ilimatitiet, it appears prubeler that there has bean some euu aiderable &mediums. JL:1.11 30. A letter worthy of credit states, that the esiesny tired Alroszati. Our light parties killed 500 of troops on the bridge ; lot hiri , g 1, en reinforced front Soria, the French rutered the place, sacked it, and committed all kind of excesses. CORI) !NA, JULY 2.1. The enemy, taltnig advantage of the absence of 611 our er m i l ai. rimmed Siguei.vi on the 14th inst. but betrayed every where the fear which our late conflicts wish his troops have excited. In order to penetrate into a teriitory which has already cost halt so mach blood, the enemy collected from Biotrago, Madrid. and Guadalaxiirs, a forte of 1700 men. fur the most part cavalry. Col. Vial armed to siguetlz4 with 300 horse and 600 fern, and openly declared it to he his positive inteuitoo to destroy El Etupeci nails (Colour) Martin), and to fire the house of re sidence of the aUperiOr Junta. In Bribuega, 110-ille made his app. unlace with 400 men, and addres.cd to the inhithitants a variety of mysterious que-tion• relative to our light parties. Afar having commit ted the most heimoserueties, they retreated on the 13th instant, at five o'clock is the morning. to En , draguA. by the road of Vollmer% and Mundallona: and the result of the evtd expedition was, that Ro alle robbed the part-h plate of Budia; and that Colonel Vial, in4tAit of marching to quest of the " Einpecinvido," fell heck to • ;mint tactic lea l .;oes dioat.t from the itnt.itioei which he knea to be tic cupieJ by that celebrattd partisan. OPORTO. JIMY 27 . It is said that 13,000 or the I nperisl Guards hive orri%ed at Burgos ; thew., it i. supposed, must be 14e fa•rea which was at C46trolpoi, and that they bare retrograded to Burgos. We way shortly expect to bear of their bong at Ciudad Rodrigo; no doubt they will be sent to the 'outboard to ataist Regale% Loisson is at Galltgoe, and General Spencer at Aleerca. aL Lir 29. It it reported I•ere that Zl.Ones men ■re on the route for Bragll(l73. TA r lac( . 313ntrs. The Portuguese t•aolrs air ready to march at • moneest'a not:cr. We every instant expect to hr.., of a battle haring been fought. Porlicr has betas obliged to embark los baud of patriots from 111:ear. J 111.1131. The campaign aria clamed at lest tacking nit the hro!gt- of C.. 3 tb.• light brigade r the orders of (italic-4F Cr.uftird. Lut-aoti Kid 7000 infantry, I iqua.!rons cf eay.lry, and 14 I tee.... of artillitl; Craofurd, the 441. 4.4 I. mud 95th 13ti:;.th, and tat sititi 3d .rtngliese I'ol in. contr.. 'lllO action commented at li. c, and tasted tilt Iratr-ist.t nin•. It was eat•emely sha•p, and more resembled a ge:te;al I•itt.e th 1 ,, it N% e lost .2LO Uleu and 2J The Pc.tuk•tes• _ THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, EDNESDAI'. AL GUST 21. Government yesterd..y receivrd letters from I. ,rd WeLIMMTOII. dated C• lorit u, the 1.1 in-nint.— The infantry milder Brlgadier-Genend CIarFVYD were, at that date, pu.trd in the valley of Mon deg's. In tongtrptcnce of the movement of the disi.ion under Geu. RLGIIIR, the cat Ary were in a. 1% *WA . , watching the motions of the ene.ny. General they. had mint Itt-ti to Sourdas. in con tequence or REGNIER having made a MOVrilirtat upon Saltati•rra ; the former, however, kept up his cousolunicAion atilt Genital COLES, who is stationed at Guards. 'The 'mealy had wade no active prepAration fur b-sirging AhnetJa; which, we understand. is *Ol tworided with every article accessary fur the most , wigs:woos reartance. fhe COPpll littder tie Marquis Rouvt is Pt Mr. ruts. ilium - I:lt's corps is nu the (iiii•dalq , lisir. We have also received Letters sad Pipers from Splits to the 30th dist, and from Lti.l.on to the 511) inst.; from which it appears that the vueiny„ aft.► the battle of Alm•ida, crossed the Coe, and ad winced to Hnl,el, a fortified tow n situated on a moan tam, about two leagues at a half frogs Alostsch. they entered Pinhel on the 26t1s; hut it i.o m i,, that they suddenly retested Irony It. and rice The cause of these movement. ~ stated. It was pr o b a bl y a f eint on the a 1..1 11 4 BIKA, tit ascertain wheth er t h e All.e Aio‘o retreat; but Lo r d WeLitt:Gros lo to g Marshal BEEltitirOltD, otr.rei loot loott idyl ; .„. thus di-a:ipoiss 'est, h e ut),eil iron I During the preceding data, Lord Wettiv.l. had removed his heal -guar rtoA l v• r , , ; quitted it. and resuinvil hi. station at tico. It was thought that he mould des... o Guards, a place of great strength by net s tore, near the source of the llnudego. high road to Lisboo.—Frunt titter te , et.il wen t., we may presume that 1:0 011100 to take place with MASPEN A. as Lord %1 ill it TOM it not disposed to relinquish his 1414. 1 p, tiuna, and the French Gener4 does not c0..,1. attack ism at such a disadvantage. In this , 22 ,, woul,l be the policy of !VI atssa• to rends strong positions of ins adversary of no ars;:, endeavour to penetrate Portu g al ut s - ane direction. iterorditegly, we find lion tilispattk. the Duke D'AntasTos (General Jusott ail corps o f o 5 out) into to cans th- b./11(11, do.eouti in the rear of the En i.h , while i watched it in the mom of his artily tioned leetwero Almeida doll Color:ion. A d m , atrattito to that effect era. made un the 21il, st C: gate t, when tiring took place. The Letters ilia' Pawls from 1:•ahno coo. some furtl.er &tale of the • thou ht lwrol CiAUrtliZl aml the enemy. The 1 tenth under Int.snm, AlUil A as,i VI% to i• They had lomat) infantry, and 11 tip covaley. They It ft on the Ii Id of litttlr and 700 men. Tticre is no news float IhrSwhi,f Spain, of any importance, in these meta. We have given in out 111 el eding eni u m nsmoirs from Parts Papers to the 13111 inst. Thsyta:ra a new Commercial Detr.-e, ke rn agid ' th e Islay leas the sort of pruteetian to be «e-el from BtoN PARTE, and Lissy aerve as a of the blessisrp that will accompany his It refers to the Decree of the 4 b of Jo! c, tug a duty of 501. rer cent. Colonial Pro rt 111t1/ IN:14ml, and ley' re. that ti.v:ir shall be paid before the 13 h of Septe:.ll,er. SI Colonial Prosisice, Sot (helmed b‘fore the ht September, is to be seized and confiscat,d. The accounts t.f the military operations of tie Tut k's and %spinet's, in the Pars Papeo, are mat and wiauthenticated. A battle is sit , ' to hare tat place near Schuralai winds lulled three dale, la d ended in the defeat of (he Turks, who had vantage during the two first days of the see— An Envoy haat the United States, to >sued ti?ueral Aalistnona, has arlibed in Framer. A Got tesebargh Mutt *rutted yesterday. Wt made the fullowitig extracts AL GtiStYRO. JUI T Theo mo►ning, at eigtot o'cluek, arrived Gu►ter's ♦doyphns, under the irmurnitd rime Count (;ottorii: he took the route fur Sour The Coubt was cheerful and poUte with er•! ore. Before setting oat he **Met through tit principal s'reets of the city &toed m a VII) hr travels in Pt fon►-seat. d carriage, ithd hu 1, suite consist, of two livery eel-vents who , it or re buz. LISPZIC, JLLA Count Voh (iottorp here lowlay. Ilr cotituiled hu ji.ui ley I y IrJ)ti Berlin, where he will arMe tu-1110111m. The tf im. gham with • Mail font Li , . arrived uo Nloi.thy it Pt/11143011th. Six ou Om sth instant. 1 he Plana. l ' us. has @trivet! at Liverpool fns Jamaica: al.r was oi e of a fleet t I i9,:01. sok 11 (11 bite parted oil the Milt inataid, in lat. 43. 14. T;.l *stied from Jamaica on site 30th Jane. S.iould Lord W E L1.101070,1 ' 4 army he riblird eve. mate Puilui el, we understand it vial be latell on the youth of S I min. ‘VATHEN, Evq. the High Sheriff, h. pomted a meetti g to be held at Glouce.tir torday neat, per the turpoi.e of ncriviaw: tieotleman to till the vacatii'y in the repie-vi to 61.mceatershire. Col. KItst.SC•TE hi..' tionie to eat lest of talididates Psi this necritr• (ls Turstisty lasts at • Court of A Idertutr.. • • :it ti.e . 11161-t). &,r IlcmmErcy %% . 11.1 Lin Litt. use nuusinated Itla)or of Gloucester kr t.v eiliiiiog year. relay Ln Miror, after irspect•ror t Nirolaugher.' Returns, o rdered the price of Weld to he riduced half an ante: «hen the Quint -0 Loef, Ikhe,trui, will be *old for Is. 3d. and ll' hr, d, 1.. 3l•f. It appeals from the report of the Niiircd, t!e arrival ol which from Columns we :m00t..! tertian that on the sth mat. the manses Awasew and .‘eretitits ingates were a g..to e . . and being joiord by a small part! of S T" it,n. attat ked S t e rueinv*s putt near St. aid defeated the tm ill coops hi. whit It it was i!e(e.,d ea' On the 7tn. the Llnt;ili made aoev.er tankl upon the Cretan, •Isieb 3• also turcrwo L They killed and woujitled :tir of the ene°, and * took ninety prts...ie•., fiet;de.: tart pieces of cannon of .1 fi; rent cil 1a... Ikr ::* party for tome to n e . 0 inn ef • 04, hut i.rtirei-tat Is tel It, oil fo•dil • • the e1o•loy were cnntn.g .10*n in 00 t rn, '! .l ‘ , 1 . ) tonei.ierab!e cr.,' :wee. At h.•' the iiihshiteur Frets h Irate. Loot end • I 1 14 , Limit itni, 11.1.abite.nts tsvirthof, U at ret. fir 111 ; • pith , '; t the et tit 'epri 4 mid , I s hort orch e they t.! 1 I firid 1.1 s ,„ . AI .00 0 ts 164 n 26 e, sae thir Da o t rp t . ferry pact 1 ,1 lane 1 atk a Fa 111 ; e 1 ' , ' l3 ' l, to Bite quy v, It oral to 11 C011., R , tl G* l .• 4 gt Is t t fl , ‘14,•1. of Suoih,f It ,eatrarlp 3:L,1 a V eerrol 1.401. A A Ph, rt 1 .cr. AI ir cl Ct !std.— t t G `, l , s of Ire re MN re takes Illt a! e, tad R d st:w ril *mei of W. hoe :IT 2G. 'red tee li moat J of r nth tr.l rough to th ro) ro: his o!, e lll , it or ne ft '..LA JO. a.) an .r 1 Lt y ir3) ti fern Li , . rd pewtl fns II tF be lata d. T, t.r I P e -tt tti L hi.% %C.:4 occ•pur • I ° ru.n. • Or i " " L ect•nt 1 e c of Baia QO4O tn rid II,od• I,aretf, tar s ea: rab:e a. ee.pi • ate have begun t•• NO the " 1 " 1. o f tri.itt. Ait iimouttert th,rr halt cf rea'a (abc.it4iu••l• • ti pt.at I open lisat I..an• .'" sititrur atirittett.% s t.. zi.e Ala for J fought like lions, more particularly the 31, Cal. Elder% re4itneet. On the t Oth the enemy entered Pinhel ; as*. 29th, Fraticort; we are, therefore, now to beglity expectation of hearing of a general action, and Guards appears to the most desirable and best position fur our army. Our last letters from Cew lurico are of the ssth, at which plate General lleresford had his head-quarters; and olsr army was to march on that eeeoing fur the pass of Poole de Marcello, close to Guards. Junot's about .21,000, will enter by Braganza I and as the left of the Militia (northern dispaun) was only leagues from the enemy, probably etc thus souse lighting has taken place. General Hill was at Astorga on the 2.411 t; it is thought that Itegitier only detached a part of his utsops to the northward. JERSEY, Auttust 15. • 4 7 • J. We have received the omelliginee here, that ap pears to be generally credited in Eon:land, of the nenparations raid to be 'flaking at Boulogne and Cherbourg, for the nova-ion of :hes* island-; un tin dettakflog that we know will, if attempted, prove a fresh cause of triumph to (treat Bribmi. The chief •pprchension occasioned by the risisieur ts, that the promised visit wdl he deferrid.-4 /or gar ri-ofi la In the high. s t a r e Of baulk, ai,il itiscii.lme; our fortifications are in the best stale of defence; and, above all. our squadron of men of war Is so dispos dat to give the moat satistact• , ry zoo:- room of the t iurittru.d flotilla, should it ever be formed, or dare to come oil of li arbour. At llueroisey, also, the news was received, as the chaste of actual service rtcr is by British officers and sold:era, as un onievi of new glory cid honours. Every precaution hurl al ready been take,' by the Commoutlers in Chief in these 1.1 awls, th .1 exprnenee unit wisdom could dictate for their safety : still, "to make assurance doubly sure," as 60011 a 4 the re port arrived, eonsultation. were held, and inspec— tions of tile Aq veral probable points of attack, cud weans of &finite. were Insole. The regular force is highly respec'aliti; and, in case of attack, u numerous and well-disciplined Imhtia, enthusiasti cally *Mottled to the British Govert.ment, would emulate the bozo c deeds of their ancestors, whose Alty and valour ore einbtaziatied on the table..., of ; we are jostilled in saving, that not oin in dnidual iviil be f , uail, ca;ialoir of beariog. arm., who in the day Wert a ill not hr alisimis to fil the first rank of deft:niers of their country., awl a hose exertions will not lie instinctively directed against the myrmidons of Boa 'mate, sod only cite with their uniiihilation: Should they a'trinpt 'o get a footing in these lsoaatial .41'0 uvries of free d"in. The Vice-Admiral's flAg is Oyilig, on hoard 4/hirlre, Carom D'Auverane, to Si. Aubin's Bay: the cruisers mulched to the squadron are tint sodered to remain • moment longer in prirti than absolutely neces*iiry to cou3”lete water or pro ! %I-1,m.. I'OR TIIEBF.iiriT or 4R IiCIR;I7 - 11.iSTON THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. 'j`IIIS EV EN IN(;. %t EL ESI) • AY, Anstwt ge, le tn. will be pet formed (first thee at this Theatre) a Comte• , in fire acts, called E 1 EltY I/NE HAS HIS FAULT. Sir R• brit Ramble, Mr C. Krnettle; Soles (drat time', Mr. Mahan. ; Haim 111(first tune), Mr Liston; Mr. Faile) Mrs. Placid (first tinsel, Mrs. Gibbs; Miss Spinster, Mra. Dasespos ; Lady Einar Irwin, Sirs Ginter. Artri the Play, the kraterde Sung of V% ten) Wi:kius," by Mrs. Allier which, the Warlengne Opera of BONI H Ati I ES EU RIOSO. Tnwhith s ill be added, EILLIS(i eiUttL/Elt. Tickets and Pisces for the Boses to be had of Kr Liston, No 147, Strand; and of Mr. Masaingliaui,nl the Ron Gibes of the Theatre LASI NIGHT' BUT TWo OF MK. BRAMAM'S ENG AG Em ENT. LYfF( . II OPFR.4. THIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY, Asc_a2, win be pee. formed thc i'vmit t opera of THE CABINET Print* Orlando, `ll, Rraldign ; Peter Mr. Doaton C. alarms, Miss Pooe; i l.writa , Mow Ke lly . To •lalcb will be added . :t.o Item) • :Sew Melo- Dransat.e r.atertamost et, called THE 1Y VEitS AGO. The Priaripri Characters be Ms rt:siss.ond, Mr. Knight, J Swath, Sir. I).. ton. Mart E &aims, Mi.. Krlly Tbor rerl• cal Bar eft lof\l td pes forms it for the fisst iime lart night, ass recess., with universal app , :stase, and %tit be repealed to imarraw esestisig, with 1 a esst) Aram Ag o . A New \te:o•Draatatte opera, in Uwe( arts, is 111 rs tit areal