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ony Rag-ship, is tile bearer or this dipateh, anti T r roo:ninroiri him to their I.ordrliiiis as an inktrit. I have the 'honour to be. Ycr &v. (Signet R. J. Sra.tei aa.. is tits Wcst Setwidt, Ass. %s, tit* 5 tR -1 have time iirtainir to inform you, too lu P 1111.41 ice of your iiistritetioni, I ye,ti , d:iy nnistc, my flog in the Canidla, and am at pre...rill, with eii;hte. II sloops and gitn-bangs awl four itivonone g un -boats, tying netatera (he Sant.ni 4 en 5i150.11 , 4, pfleitlolll j n«l i c i ou d ychosen 'ay Cuptaei Sir lions. popli.tm, as it effectually rot, atf the 4 , 0i11111 11111 l fitlil between the Least and Scheldt. The enemy's flotilla, t,imoiderably lucre: wed in riii.nher. 1014 retired above or under the protection of I.Alto,anit the wen of .visr, with top-gallant yard stns ea, art anchored .lif gild Ineko Antaern, Cl. d 0.,, Pialipr. Six of our frigates are off Waerden, waiting an o l ivortu.lity to ['Milt! up. K. O. KEATS. tcar-Adraltal Sir li. J Strarium, Rare. K.D. His flejesty's Sloop Plover, off tlushius, Aug LS, HIV. St 11.-4 have the lioonoir to r.settooe herewith. list of kilted and witiunted ou hoard the flotilla un der my orders. during our late operations;sutl her it, Sir, to he a duty incumbent 00 sae, at the titaft to Siete to you,Ahet the revere' captains, otii c e es, and t aely which you were pleased to place u.-- der my orders, have, by their exertions and gallant conduct, minded say warmest rot oe and iianua ledgmeute. Captain Alierdour, who commands the division 01 gun-boats uow with me. conducted himself ono( to my satisfaction (luring the attack oto soil insider Iti at Lieutenants Ito ',el. of the SAIIJ4•4I-1 . ,., Baker, of the Eagle, Bull, of the Itripetunie, an Westphal. bust Lieutenant of the Bellonsle. (Tio, quitted his .!up to take charo of a sub-diviaon the amivslmotai severally distinguished themselves no their rennectiv coitunaos•ls ; indeed. Sir, the coil duet of all those who had charge of the gnu-boats on this occasion, ivas highly taivritoriout. The Ciptillia‘ of tate bum 0-01111)• ars likewise esi. titled to twitch praise far the jll4l4fOrlit with which they placed their ships, and the precision with which the stiel:s .acre thrown from the it; the constant cod correct tire from the Etna, Capt. Lawless, partt enlarly due my att.-10ton. I tikl4, Sir, also to he permitter! to recommend to your notice and outwideration, Cniitaiii Phsh Brows, of this ship, to whom I feel tinder got.: ohligwion, for the asWaance lie has at all tans. • atfurol,fil me. sad far the assiduity, skill. and pro prwty with which he has enanit4eil the various ue tails and arisingeonents of the A J,314. at the freq woo periods of my Liciog otherwise occupied in gun- Vessels, Oil vliore„lite. Camino!" Poillieserre emit .Car.'. of the Nlsrlho Itesnintien, arrived with their 114'n erased transport+. ties: cough to unmet at the r • a..•.•• 1• 1 611 toe foetreve ; hut, 14• u sorry to add, th Ihe 1311.1 tr!, and terra. C b.ve In regret the loss ni :.,ieeten , iiit Rennie, who t%;41. eistintrked with Cap tsiti Ward, and who fell soon After getting ✓etina. I cannot, Sir, ettoci ed.. this lettt r withou else otentiokon‘ to you Litutettoo , 13.Kleed. of the Belhriste, who hes inviseishly letetwied tie no camp. awl whose celerity end s.+4l fully entitle btu) to this public pit inieled.;llent therent hive ti‘v Iu ...wr to be, are, (Sianeil) G. CoI:KRUK t, thirtiii .64 Bellennt, ewe commas:4lam His iitert.ty% flattliabefaire Fie.hise, !test-Admiral Sir Il .1 Stratkan, Ract and K. 11. A t 44111 k 11,..1 w t.wie4 ow boar.' the dolitle %Mew 144: o,Arn, 4 es:tes2 Caslibers. H. Iktidealy's whsw Itelleisle, tit, it la ut Fleshing, twin ibi ed hligea mail lath fillihriag or e w.2•2 2 A 1146.4,,im0t killed. sosailai 2.2,1 J:421, ilteu-bust inwirded. S4ll Ihmewvo, (ce A se. 47.1.1.1 Wlllatalfa "ei , ..1 (two boat No kagle4. 7%1 Onto boat No 191..4 twatt,424. lienalet we. (Ae:, lion Nu si, %you .deb. 1 wreterws, (sew • bott ais kiieed. I.Nimigeuz, Ws* bast Itio. di.) -1 LAIC& 3 IlawWW , l2,ll. Maetbunnwit.' Orin bo ,t DI,)-1 sorrognig.4. (Nun bunkMl,).-1 wwaudid. llsre Csb2p'shla , : , •!s,)-- , Itritel, t w0u.1.1e.11. litoolotws, (scowl .. - muipurt killed., 2 woemici. LOLA f:a mound, ,I. salvo vow •11 , :AIMS ILI D • ROUX DID. - aaAt lielidte, killed . Iloseell. sad Ns. lebetride, aurrea, S$lJ , . _ th(Mly weltirtiod. stouarcla, Veers, Aag. IG. is .9. have the brotlanlr to 1111•19..0. tor your to formation, :1 repoir from Cornsio Ric tiard,oo, cr. Ilia Nlisjeaty's shy who eoininsrmle,l out longs& of settispese that latuleil Mb the 30111 with the do/twilit of the army wittier the or4l rs of Lieet.-General Sir Eyre Coate, K. IL and L beg lesve to whit, that l ion iiathoike,l by Cie. Li lit - tiant-Geiteral who cotoitionle,l the siege of Viu.o tug, awl wader ohms.: miler* the meal Limpet more immediately acted ; as likewise by Alatjurt- General Ni'Lerel, the Consoutwliog (Ater of the Royal Artillery, to ecprecs their high iipprittattMo of the bravery and 1.311. at corn : lie conduct of Comams Itatthaitlaon and litsir.ry, end the whole of the &Gioia and men limier their cont. Matlrl, during the confirm" ce of a long an , i mob( arduous remelt. I have the honour to io•,, & C . ( ••, 4 mett) Wc.. A. OswaY. ltrar.A.lsirtl Ric it .1. Stractsau, Bart. and L. B. kart Zoilberg, before Flushing, •ugovi isc. , ) Ste—.l beg leave te inform you, 11141 111 OIWIIIVIter (co poor general orders. issued Olt the igth am ino, 1 Liiided onh the tinny on the Sella-hill-, near the signal post on the island of Waleheren, on the :loth iittinto. The officers sod seamen you did sot the honour to ptere alisler my orders, were composed nt +Hirst nivision.. having rh.irge of nine pie es of n..filaiine. which %vete drawls and worked by the 4 o. At eight a. m, ou qtr 2•14., the. left division took post before Ter Verve. end joined in the attack of that Once, throwing srv, r.J eases ef rockets i n t., it with gore' effect; thirties the eielit a 1114 nt trotwooo. receiver,. and the Teftlll•l , :aiatula . tosi creed to nod ftypiett General Fr.s•er and .ity- On the Ist iii4alt the troops i : sittel Ter Verve, ou their way to Fit ltatocnrkeue, .Olen we %ere constantly einplored in the construction o f cork., and drawing heavy =mica, till it *lvo 1:1410- tiilated ou the 1144 et night. Tile detachment then 1 proceeded to ,East Zooberg., awl were enipitned lay mud cutting fasciae', crecti.ig les, and drarria4keavy or:to:ince into than. The . .rtiliery horses lwing Nowt i;teilvilunte to perform :sat service, fro"' the narrow roads, darkness in' the ight, sod &Meal ty oldrisitig crest 'Of /Ire ditches, nits which they ha.l thrown several tarenty-tnar ootooler guns and carriage*. This iinvortaiit Jsty, front the 'leery rains moi soft ntrisl,ly *nil. was at tended with the greatest difficulty and fatiine. After having sse,tecl in onoontio4 ell the b rite iet. and otherwise completing teem, on the loth, lieliefel Sir Eyre loom{ himuored me with the eolith:ll4mi of it new work. just lined out for six U-torirdevo; we 'wide every possible exertion to nosapirte it, rioter tire Iron the itnaihy'a ramparts, distant only 600 cords; tlurioir the day, were killed, sic! one worinde.l, in the battery. At tienuise on the 14111, we oprltell a nio.t destracth'e tire raunpart and Sewn in front of us; and ter.. hoar* every eon we could hear upon was (her fire was kept up incesaantly wall *twat erect &dock I th • ereoing, when I reeeiro'l an ' order to erase as did' all the other works.— iVe immediately put the battery is a vtattl fur re ,1e....44)4 the fire, if room' necessary. nod at sine we toned a f hain he order, with still greater effect, and :::ititintied oar tire until twee'slock. when 'recessed .1 hew s by order, the french Iliteserai having agreed • . capitulate 0., the bests of the gar eitiell tt.aClNl4ll4g .p•tausiery of war. Cannot conduie this reutort, without issuring vou that I have receiwed every possible support front Captain Uhi:s-y. std the lientensots of the different ships tri ler .ay orders; and I bet to 'send the:u I. your att-ntion and proteetion. hove likewise the Itrisinur is itieineethe senses of t!•0 !Au-sweatily, aroortlio4 to their seinuritv, scot ..erred with me in lb. bitteriesol this Of.:111.10it. att. I ► ••Z leave. fro:* their exertions. esrolstly to reco.ii ileod them to your lamer. I likeivi.e add a refer., of the casualties 4r the roft ..ers and men. I hove 1 1 / 1 1 11.,1414111* to he, &r. RiCtlai/U30:41. Rear•Adni;ral We. A. Otago Naives of the ljeitteaants, a , rtwding to their senirwity, who wens' is it^ baiter' hefor.- Flrishinz, woke th-orskre of Crept Richards..., of Ha ‘ll- o est•-' , iiihip ('wear. Lieutenants Julio tVohon, ootu, Tr.ven., 11,1tuis, Howell, Medway, sail Hal! I retire of the kilted alto .+ . u .gt.d bdougio: to Ills mt. ships, in passing the b•tteries of Floohing, tat the Asgard, tang. Blithwodiitteri—lames G•lt, serjeant of llarinr.; John. Lowey, mesas. %Vomited-A*lre./ Moun t tiellaan, slightly; Tie„ate C lit, stases, ditto ; Robert MP Sortie, seaman, ; James 140 seamen, ditto; Jamie+ p,rote of invoiro, • ...writ Millis= Stews. t, oat of titaAlieS. ditto, John Mlarearaars, private ef man, .slietyy; Mitiuto private marines, ditto; Pteey, privateer saw rises, 61 , it0. 4 :se Doriniges...Woended—Juhti Illyuard, seams* ; Charles 11 4 14korrani. aramfm ; Hugh Malley, wanes ; Jaws Grady. sesame ; tiohard Platt, arionso lobs sasses; Keelson 01 , 11101 r, names; Joseph CIC3IIIIIIIIIII, 1101.8aaa ; %Valium °are., ,eassa.i. TO!siww,lkiiis.), is woos& d (Copy.) J. STRACHAN. A Returns atlas kilted sod *ow.ded in the Seam:Ws Bat tery before F . whiad , hike / a 34A:who:wet of srsoie.. radar the orders ef Capt. aortae liti.hordeow, of His .Weirst . ,'s ship Caesar, Awl* , it, tone vengeo•ollfesettew.orsleard H rick, Allashiptnas • Fe ' a it. o jassio, sgsm..,o Reejanit Parrott, sroono ; ' John Norheneits wawa Aeon, rerawiee. Her ......Vosisieetw.loisn W3O3O)Ck, Sean=; %fillies Boit. lee s asaassa.-wrotal, 7 wounded. TOTAL stia.co awn WOU‘sittil. Captoie C ieklawn's Rettwo-../ killed, Ja *winded. Ge torsi killed, In •eouude,t. Copilots itainanisen's Kura-.7 wnioded. Tutatwig killed, 47 pounded. (646554) It. J. STLIACIIAN. A Letter from Rear-Aihno-c1 141 r Richard J. Ktr.tchao to the Han. We. Welestry P.ile, date.l on b rwJ t 't Do. mine°, Allelbt I 7 [sop, tnee frcat Srh 11.ebarrl GAPiMill Yeats, ineloaing the term. of rapitniatma die the siinenderuf the 'owns of Zririksee mud iderw.eslinveo, with Ili, algid • af the Islands of 4.,ltoWtil and ouieeland, of which the I Mowing is a copy : AI:T.t.'I,ES of 47,trurv1 %Ttlt%l. entered into for the Sn. under of the lowan of Zs tl.k Lea orershaveit, and 1.. e whole of the Island. of SebOttell awl Ligove.l.64, to Hot Ihritcania Majeety*. rowers cud co 4. liwted het wren the sari of Rossiya, Lirs! aid Richard Goodwin Ke .in. K.N. lllPWA.l,4teral of the glue, on the owe part; ..id %Ir. .1. !dela Hails, tir. Secretary Yen INTO; and Ur. J Ue Keter, %Isotbeis of the Regency, Degauss Irons the rove ..f Zeink Zee And 9i.uw-,,haeeii, a n d lb, e hula of the Isicoda of Schur/en an I llaiecland, on the other part. The soot DeptttirN jo ronemeenee of Cr. th article of the rapit•hition of the tore of .11.441. 4 10146. C11114.1M1411• rated t> there by the Prefe:".t of Zeile pl, a id is roeforni.ty teak! 'lmposition iron) hire U Ilse sixth Austad, bate ra peseed their so *reed,: to the roodgioin of the arid espitio.rtioa, wet to serraoarr ftme loans of Zeirdi Zee aed Elrurretalmoas, and tit. *link ot the Islands of Scherer* sod Domelaud, to His ant-suere tlereetja ferr et% u,uu tb following rietie,.. is of e...prtulal 'ore :-or Ant I.....Sevkrity shre.l be granted to ertry peso. , public fronetesearres, 'elflike yet...me, cetitcns, eott whimper thel: pviatclit opintons way bare bet., or nut are, provoleel tiny rued.ret tbeureetrer as pesceahle uid eueArate to such reseletwes as or hereafter tete. olaisupl by the steeleurity of Om 9111:0111ts.0.1111111.11.11t. Art It. Prottction shall 14 ;rooted to on 'svelte pro. perq, Ind all pi. sloe pro. Cty i. low acrutantr.l for to such Curnesits.oncre as tlsall lit mimed bY the Gene. s: and Admiral eessessedios.H ;trite..tie Ilejesq's forces Art. 111. TIP used the lebahiteats, whiela hoe byes ref./re/rem the: Otoareutrote shall be delivered op tit *web oTscsr as shall Le .patallitot o the veil of Ills Britannic Majesty, to receive the same • leo it shell be retreated to the Magistrate* to ref rot see\ prepit!oa of them' end to NMI welt pet of the Hurilt.re Rrr di. perpeee of the P te.-Nal puttee of the tore*, as shall apprise to he proper see Tlire.43l-V, to the otErers cunsonodusi is the lelerid is tits part of 5416 Sle,est ; hit SWIPE shall M reissued er weed, except 'object to toe Jut:etty sod his dor. ram. Art. IV. Public 1 eisetiorrieiere poi the.t fiterims shall br permitted, if they doors it, to rime to soy ot her part of ilolliord, bet inch as shell redone d respired Eel zothre.r.ed an to de, by the Oticss cunatesokiklee its the 1614 M 4 Al l'Ut." , be to alumna their several fasetious for tar ut Slut again of the Turas reed taloa eforrea34. At. I , * I siltabityita *Ware ailment &was their 1)n45 I. permlittil I. retyrbt thew privrti. inake‘t t Ow cuniaaiwar in 1`... Pik Article. Art. VI. Fltivry cars silt be lama 1/lat It* "metering of the .1 to tha W.O z'a./ 11 • ' , bat be wail. a. 1411. triatiAmwilso . lIN tailuaiiiaa,lai as li.i.isuaar. Art VII If way the 100 • g , .161_ 0814101., 111).7 ...all the vap......4 1111,1•Mw‘e rtia toe 1 . .. a sad Heim un 1).44 His Hroiaisnic Jilajeatpli IbLip, *stub, Cattrautykr, 13th Atirirt. 1 40 2 itosNLYN, (feigami) Et G. NE kTs J. UZI is Twli 141E4.1:11.0S. 4 J.'1r471 .. lORLJGN INDELLIDIENCIL ?RON; Tllt rftEscil AND DIUTCR-PAPARS. PARIS, Jul.? 98. The Evert/nee eirirareer,,Cupt+iii Ko ter, corned into Dieppe. oil the 3ytb M.A. a.r Auterituit venue' 01'350 totta,'4,..lest %viol BON hogibtuda or totiarru. Among the foreigner% au,, throu4h Nancy On the ititn, were Prikice Aiterkerg and Motor Heber , , Austrian p t,u„ersof our, on their way to the depot at Chalons. AVISSOT 1. rbe relaxations inikint here, induce eh to pre sume thilt Nis Majesty wilCiewi ive here. The. Iwo pert"! ()liar I airea4y r-erier.4 orders to occupy this same posts as is usual when the Empt•ror is . here. it is reported her-, that a geiteral Canitcreso of all thi; Princes of the Confederation will be held in this city. Letters 'from 111.-ruin state, 'dint Count Chant pagily, and the Ltults. of Hirai', on the part of the Freud+, end Pritive iii• Lomtrooteiti end isnot Vincent, are furnished with full powers to treat for peace. lieneral St. Sararre is swpointed to the chief cumin:lad of the coast from awishigue to *noun General Sachet haraent a Report to the allisub.r at %Voir, .latest the u,l-t of JlOl , , i hat, after Norton thrown silly into the utiotom coufu~iou, ray the actions which to -k Ater iretweett the ISt:land Ihth of that twintli, it IS. it& Vie it his bus; nmniiiilste the thaparard wits nos of the insuccents in Art-ig l oo. A certain+ Voreno, who collected a truly of tlrm, loos lives so completely routed. that inn is. hi+ imr,r+ des-fled in oust rhiy, and he Was 461111105? I,rt atone ; and tfit.win-Git% on, ho hail .forined an entrenched camp, near the Convent of . Isms also hee.i out of his string heinl ; the convent wa.s found exrettivitgly well 'applied with sinorunitlett and provisions. atincit 7. Letters from Bayonne state, that the fourth Lorin, owlet the orders of the Duke of ilalittatia, has put itoinfin twoitnier .foam Toro, to cut off the retreat of the Loutish. 'Foe iminhaned operations of the different French series employed in Spain, will reioler it on ardinitio anti painful task for the rura®y to saute good his retreat to Portugal. • suauwr Lettett - from NusilejKof the 31st July, nate, that an eistrenclied Vamp has oreu formed on the Wit. trnherg ("l'hite Moti.,i) near Prague is Bohemia, to which the Aust.:ion 4.1133 is to retreat in the un expected cove that pewee should not be concluded. Thr work, of Prawn- have beta .tmasid-rablv rale forced, awl the place inia been victualled tot a ton 'eoliths' -tree. Duch loary ordnance Moats° been conveyed thither from Tliere•iesistadt. YttNINA, JrLY 21. Prince John of Lichtenstein arid the General Baron de Wins,dio have had a loog interview with Prince Alextind..r. The first is supposed to have tilt most extensive powers fur concluding a peace. The Binpemr Napoleon trot-ire...l him insist cordial.. lv at tor audience which he was pleased to grout him. We may n 'Atm upon a speedy peace. and, what is stdi more griiiifywor. w rhombi, pence. It is generally conceived, that the procipal conditions are agreed neon. According to statements worthy of credit, the Emperor of Austria has declared that he wishes for peer. that he has given the Arch duke C:iarles the twist amide powers for COSICiUdO/K if, that he will 'tier into no more engagements wch air - Ku l ;lish, Ii the otters made to him by the Caninet of LlOlOll erer so alluring. French Offi•-ers of (beton:twit mrserr, that the Emperor Napoleon will he in Pans on or before the festival of .lie 15111 of August. The communicaboas between the French head quarters and those of Prince Charles are very fre quent. The hospitals of Vienne, and the private houses, where the wonotled lacers and soldiers were 10-hpel, are daili..tlitaring. The wounded sol diers receive each three Napakoirs dor. and the officers her. six, or eight, as a provisional gratuity no the part of His Majesty. We learn NIA, that aitartments are furnishing in the best style in the Castle of Nymphenhair„,! , , the prrn,rst residence of the King of Bavaria and faintly, which proves that His Imperial Vii- city is expected there. It is supposed that the Prince Viceroy will accompany him, and pass u fee days at the Castle of Nytaphenburg. We have received posttive information that Prince Jahn of Liehteristem arrived last 'Tuesday •tt the Cas•le of Schineeibrunii, where he had all au dience of His Majesty time E-nperar, and twit he returned the same reciting to the left batik of the Danube. It is *owned that he was highly satisfied with the la-t conferences held at the Imperial head quarters, and that he said the speedy ernseirdos of peace might be looked upon as certain. VIENNA. JOLT QC. Now that the first fourteen days of the :I r twit me are over, we are here au anxious expectatimi tar know whether the notice of the teetertal of hostilittes will be e,tvvii. The A rent foritticatiotea buihliiig by the French. and Ilia great m,htr y lahours of every kind. taken altogether. afford no very agreeable prospect of the future. TIItRTIETN BeLLETIN. OtENSIA, JUI.T 30. The 9th snip, which was tnanclevl by the Prioce td Poole C.rco. war ,16111 Willard 04/ ut, dth 104. The Saxons, who formed part or 11. ore un der the order* of general Roymen. The Prioer of runts Corvu at guise to use the waters. Ia the battle of %Vagrant, the rilla : ;e of that nectar was rained on the fid,. beta:era tett and eleven o'clock, nod the gl“ry ttf thus successful enterprise is due to the corps of Nlorehol Oittbitot. A161.4111* tienii thr Geld this c4isi- pews with 6.1 regiment,. of trio line, lY regiintiits of cotalry, 14 rvKi.ornts or giromairera. four free • Hl' Irsi na, 11111410.10; iu Lit/t 101111* Zr /COW ; ILO fide: ,ii•m•Z (111111Mirlirf NMI HMO. e.l by ..ii• irna rat 1.-rr p s .:t a the Itaacooost toiurratLiow.. v 60.000 horse, drinker) . :loaf mime% en. i x naw o fu ~, hole r ow 3 600,1190 ouzo. With ILir fig.! Mr Llutvle of Austria se rated' to he sore of victory. Nre arm triii.ter,l a 'tu t or sloaltifig, the pooor or rhyme. if eves lace liciar filcicv view's *ski*. Sot s Mr tow" • are, botwithstanding, tedeeed one.fonrth port ef their original strength., * i sm the k ieitth army hue Siren e'er wed to double the *umber it consisted of at Raidion. . . In the ens:le at Gram, twenty 'titres of ordeeere • - have born round. The castle of Seelienbierg, sitweted on die ftelele . ..• tiers of Tyrol; has surrendered re (ien, Itosen. •-•eee Tile Doke at 1 ev'vew• has referee T .) 23,009 (Cu. He has ncrejoed leviers. armed 411 the ineslntants ; he must, be • . be at losurock. Thielmann has entered Drift' dee. PIP Duke of Abrantes ei Itoyfrtite, red hen peened his advanced guard to cite frost:ere of . 2 Bohemia. Verne*, atoo. Notivithstandong the mysterious,. veil which sell cover, the orgociatiom, they we likely malty* to • close, and the most megueto hareems eta rtioatilett of a speedy peace. A report to to wirmeleterive, that the Prince of t:avat ii, Alio het here in Yemeni thme recto days. is Mine-timely to 1,.• manlied eat the A,chdechese Lotus.. order It) et', :if le-- pwace between the Courts of France, lessatis.- A ~atria. • .• Count flrbass has arrived here; he is said to be the nearer of the witimatiese to the Emperor eat seeetti labwth, JULY at. ORD= OF TOE DAY. "Oa the Oh init. Ilia fatlioiie bin;esty, at the %v..: of tbe nit and sih eurpa of ins reserve, fell in al. t h e Fag ' llsh, Potteries', dad rebel salty, varemilled r,.eat tum brel its tiohybia rear ilatito-Duairsao Tu Atta:.k, defeat, sod roatpletsay rout if. surf 11w work era manses& 'ehe Cos coutiases to roam' tko canny. The remit of, this tsdliato , ocresa will be the eertlei..., of t w o 1f.81414, media tanni,sation of the ea:amities of flpsio." The torrenfor-Licorrst of 1111.1.;ral, AU161;47(01 itreetta, JULY eSta The !meat accounts from Madrid state. that tbe heati-iiiiariers of the Unite of nelltme were at ' atolls oat the road in Nlattrid. The Doke of Del. indite' (Soule is as Toro. Cworfirl •liturlite Mathieu &rived herr th•• morn, Mg. 111, proceed* to the S . S. at Bogner*, far the benefit of hit htelth. General fiareme who was wouvided at the battle of Settee*, leis aloe set isee fur Baguets. TALAVERs 15 Y cults, tut gt , His Majesty Oil his !tenets. herr was rearmed by the Weal Anewslities. He . Wll4 IlerthiliAl.tiCti iic Marshal Major-te neral Joureao, the Manner. *t War (Oesornle, tieisersil Desolks, the Duke of Cotaiiillo, Caseeinaote at of tits/pastels, Hod several ether ,Akers The Eiger roriesso4.y.siet day einem. Aix, the troops iseekv the ciamtwiiedef the Omer ei and inspected this morning the revelry under the ilesinand of el. Latour eisitenurs., It is importable to see troop* better clothed. OP inn . mated will, ti more mithusalstic spirit. The great heats are Just commencing. NAOMI°, 301.7 Our Court (Muerte contains the following mite. ligence ew , tams Ohba, Jeer elle " His Royal 111.elesty arrived bare illAigisy at the head of his anny, m pursuit of the rettooma of Uto entnw'*iiritiy, which had eia.apeat from) the battle of Santo-Domingo. lo i ousimuenee of the Enk lisli haring pushed forward the insureems under the cornmeal of Cuesta, the latter were almost entireie annihilate!. Great mmibers of them have helm ta ken prisoners, cueug whom is Baron Anaemia's's, Colonel of the reginieet of V.II. Vinose, with se.• rend other officers of the cope The army it anew iously desirous. to come up with the Etighah. " Several Hattoveriot, prisoners, who tormrti port of the Ementh reginseistoi, have declared that it was circulated w the artily teat Madrid is to Lie given ap five days to be plundered by the troupe " Tole gpasielt officer, were the inure astonished at the defeat of the insurgems, ai they hat! been told, that all Frenchinen tied kfl. Spate. and that the Kin g was iu Vittoria. ...rear '27. " Yesterday, at-two o'clock. in the afterursoli. His Miee.ty established his head-quarters un a which commanded the field of battle of Terri u.. The mutiviy, elle lied taken shelter in a weed, being *harmed by our sharp-shouters, endeavoured to guilt the plain. The French pursued them thither. The insurgents ende.troored to rally, hut His Maw jesty advanced attired them at ...rem sad the first twee. hoeing made* vigurnua attack, carried death aud dismay into their mites. " At tone O'ciek L ties light, • rich] Officer of the first corps arrived here with the. intelligence, that in the course of the Login affil more signal ad vantages had lariat °Wattled thou the preceding du ) . and that the field of battle was correct with [Ls . " JULY tee. e Isis elayeaty overtook at length the English. artuy, y•-•ter:lay, at hoar ieciutk ii, the aftenitsow, „lush, on the poi.it mf bring Sartolllleird by our truups, drew tut to hoe of Wattle. The F.eaell ariuy atta.ked the Engois:i with the utmost spirit mid vigour. Some woods winch eovered their left wing did not 11911411111111114 ti.t4r ; the division of their ...my »lace ie copied them was aimilielated I.y the Duke of " A rv 4 iiiient of one of tee disations of the first corps attorki.d en Esigllah column with the ttii• met. luAed 1000, and walk pa prisoners. 'rile ho.s sustained by the enemy is eel cootideraele, awl enoloot yet he calculated. Duniig ilia hottie for Hung was mainewennot oe thee rightolthe Fish, u, oiler to cat utl theft ilPitellt to Telat.r.a h‘ld the Tagus." 1 _......-.S.CHAPES I.E. AVG. 2. is consequence of the attr; wail of the itt i'Aget.ce of the landing of the bluefish Illetaditiou 44.1 hen , i.ottd, which *as browlit :ter, by sterer.il ronriers, !kit 41aq:sty the Wag of Hollcal vet uut )1 'nerd."' for that country. DORPRICUT, *W4. 4. The English have astw-rvitaci rl utoat _ hate rwsista:tas iss Walt/wren. Vie lions el Veer stow'. a 44oaebarillwast of anclity-foor hours. We Laois ILIA yet th.: hit.- in one Gruen"! Motioet retreated um the Slst to finals mg. The ir1a..41 of Calpiaral or eat yet attaeltieds WO troops are lotstryel to it I.y troggertS. Freweb ass es sow up the Scheidt, and r . macho:lei ttntlim. t s ars Ei;te.. where it I. helrestel ter be us secatitt. The strawy has smolt sirdertoires molting - apart As All the lettaaalbella Antwerp, ilellrgellftegelea. _A e