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. r ,' 3 4 , . • 43 refro. 4 i tb le 4) ) 1 I 1 i i) . . a _I W 4 I .0 flt ' •AF-1- 1 , 5 1nn t 7 1 i ., ,^ • ....... -- .... . ' '. ..' ... 1 . - - ftV i..l. ' , • ' - "...,a, •el .5... I \ , :ft ..._ liir r ''. ,soy Z.-- . ....14.‘ . . - .. 1 . ....—....if‘ .—,w svmszit 2345• .--__ vgInpALL. . 7 ft rier the Patroasge of his RoyLE al Hibne3 ll l7 PRINCE of WA S. . FIBS EVEN IN(., Mougley,../oV SO, Will isP n, GRAND GALA, and brilliant Display of FIRE /ORR& ion sv &I —floors open at Seven, and the Concert Admiss legal st Lied o'Clnek. , - RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, All'D CO. IoNTRAcToRs with GOVERNMENT for the present STATE LOTTERY, respectfully infrroi that Tickets and Shares are OWN OS sale It thi in% Bank-bisildings, Cornhtll, and opposite the Kin;'.. ChigiltCraig. SCR EMIL 5 .... 0f.... L.oo,noi , ...'!'f L iOn,ooo ....... 2,000 .. , , l O ,OOO 5 ... 3 . 1,000 . 5,200 ......... 50 . ......... 500 •• •• •• •• •• • • 5,004.1 DM 60 ...'.... as . • 2,1,0 IS SU ...... 100 .......... cdqo .......... • 4,0w0 Numbers L.goo,ooti Fm Ticket, of Melt Ires Per. Ails be Drawlt+ the Inth of October, la It CE real J A PAN BLACKING, ma& by IMF and MARTIN —This ineslitable Cmopositios, irk half the signal lehour, produces the most beilliatit jet* ark ever Wield, affords peculiar nourishment to the leather, i n soma the finest hues, is perfectly lice film suy espies -Ist stiell, and will retain its virtues in rev digitate. &old, ilitilessle, by Du and Martin, at the :Ifnuilfactory, N 0.97, igli Rollsars. Retail, by F. Day, No. 7, Turirtnek.street ; i. Day ``an, tiwallow:strcet ; Astir', Nn. I, 1'4'411-lane ; the i;e4llloottuskers, Per fu mers; mid Oilmen, in the a media every Tows throughout the ttnit..d Kinzdoiti, m ow webs, price as. Sir. each. No half-pints made. GREAT ELEIISINO TO AfOTAIERS. MADAN. EEINO a letter in the Newly:*pe t s f r om th e 1“. tr. SILVFATER, of the resturitimi of a Child i l k* w as raffia its Teeth, by Ate apflication of foot. MISIUCAN Bet/THING SYRUP, persit roe to say, as lather, I hare found equal benefit isiiilittle boy, who very had sad had three fits, when Gartuustely I beard of 144,v I so wooer rubbed his toms than his fits left is, mid last Hod inert two Isottics, the Child bad iliac etwoottn said% Madam, V war rapt:eight *moat. Wharf, Beat Master. J. COOPER. To be had, Wholerak sad Retail, of the Proprietor, .1. !shams slid Cu. 94, kewmaa-strest, Oafiird-roil , arot retail nitioidifig, 41, C4l•lll4iii • Ideo. RICII4IIII/11, Manche.- yr; Nrabarys, 29, Daide- str eet, sad by all ti .e piseipal Siedieitie Traders lit tows sad coiditry, at It. 9cl. a haste, fu reedy wooer. -ti rrgilP 4 E who slate Nervous Itr . hom freakom of stomach, obstracted his., sad had diere. Cos, will et,.l etl'irf is SPILhat'RY'S PATENT A STI. SCORIDA IC DROPS, which eujoy all the properties of witless) its ireitshilityt they also consult theLealth of the stomach, by promoting the appetite, and an .141f1 ease of spoils, as the twilit improces —ln deep seated alfsceases, when s tart. could scarcely be coati. 'notated, so healthy a chair has bees !weaseled, as to excite...lre best hopes of suc ker. Is Eroptice, 9erophnldhs, trout., RitetcmaCe, awl Alsarbetie Complaints, its repistatinsi K established. West.todis *filen attended to, at the Disptawarpos, Soho stater, The eessine !Medicine has the Government Deity minted in a bleck-init slants, and the surds, o Be the Kin's Palest," expensed on the bottles bill of direction, and out side mapper. did/ id la, lloho.dritiary, is 'PA bottles ni.sl id ; double lonia,taaudlarder, tl es. Cordpuisid Essence, 91. riatrovs PATENT WORM LOZENGES. WOHVN are the nose freriortst bourreg or Chi%defies Deseales.--Tbeir symptoms every Parent steel Guardiso of Childrem should be actinainted with. Tirol etwiue !ins of appetite, a pekoes, of the colour of the Nee, ntariation and irregular stale of the &noels, atreeded •Ilite with ♦pleb ; they tiring on roarinlstoos • they *Sect the ;meth of the-iody, and they prove fatal, by en.% lettat consumption or derny. flush as a preveutive sod cure of these alariniti4 r oarplaio s, the above excellent Medi eine is einrcrsoll) allowed. on the ten imony of the highest Oarsmen is th'• con•try, bush its rook end respectability, to lime to equal. Their public approbation, given to* the Proprietor, Insist a r motel knowittlitc of i►r wonderful sue• err in their owe fitioilies, stamps its emit hevo.l4 rornpeti ttun, tin *tees a 'anoint, to it, of whirls sin wilier Medicine the kill." rovo innd. Pa.• Ida purl others, who have the rare of clad rest, ibirold hate this remedy es a (artily Mcdteiur to resort to %brini er the Stomach or Rowels of Children ern. any way dnurdeled, ahich it will always be found to glint Sold wholesale and retail, at Ching and Rutter's, No. Cheartale, I -mien ; and retail, by Seem, Sun :It and Min ders:ow, asal Hasiei, EAlintiares ; 111.11nnolil and Raster, Manes Randall, gontharnitten ; Rela ir, Portamoutb ; Trewnsan, Exeter; enohwortby, Planinuth ; etwhny and r411 " 41 . Dublin; alt.l by must etrautry venders, in bottles It la. gd and na lid each. ADVICE. NV l4E.u:si Met, f of i.g E4loco! aon:rlli.,P„,roa tb fesoonu en t l n.pe n safe sod Orefield method uicere a ti4 " : few prevailing Din tole% the saannifol ',mit of their experience is the best post of superiority. lb rules. Ot DRS and CO , Maroons, re- Sublil educated mud initiated into terry 'wench of the Peri lfogies, (et rtlicsitni of Which, from different Hospitals, and l e siimmials from the most e inland Physicians, they have hessensee any Wwfoitor) were imbued to make the Cure et the fullurrist diseases the ',Neel of their particular study, ett a CI:STAIN DISORDER, frequently contracted is • moinest of intoxication; and its nowismitanis, STRIC 'Mats and GLEETS, ss also DEBILITY, skits's , sails kg from Ilsechnialian isdolgences, long residers* is wean ' th 'innell, of • wrest SOLITARY VICE, tuu often volley pursued by the youth of both Kees: is Off 'me it rill the mine of STERILITY air lI:MM.:NNE:4,i, mid is the other occasion • isaisertnis tram of Nervous Ditenua. whit*, if out timely ressmilied, terisissis is IMPOTENCE and CONSDISPITOSi. The malt of * etr keg and mi esiessire practice has enabled th em , b y a . k.r nselbed. effertually to remove these disorders, how ever inveterate ur 'lll'44u-wed, ashjecting the pa. heat tu resit-not ill diet Of exercise, and to stir let Vesicrial rums.. here an errly oppliesdion is made aster glualiscry of 14 infection, they pledge themselves to perform u (~,f f In livid period of too days. The onprere.tented •,:icress eftlieli mode of teeniest nt io the cure of the „drove com plaint, *bleb has never bens itisua• 10 ran is one single rn .o I,friboth ft years' prat-tier doring wtleh period teeny Petouw.. of semis,cured, evitiVaßer severe 1,1 to;urlutis incthods had her. pommel' hy odi" Pnkli ii*""4"l"" fl.) milaccs Slmars. Gums and Co. I. thus IlOblielv offer their niter —They may be comeliest by either se , • Personal:), or by totter, with invi o l a bl e scrrery, etty, and silent ion. Proliftlta in the country, inclruing • hank note, MA Mk Minted t o state the parliculmis of Owl/rear*. 41,1 wire* 0.0 v.' how mil . ads toe iri•e will he fir: `eat Om we put of the k10t.!.,u3 —Messrs Di IBS Zed Co. Ku. 11, b'ere'ts -shred, titet strut. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, Jo g, 18 1 . rilf lE. COM MISS! ON EMS for coodurtino, liis Ablegi.e.troopNo Serricr, fin Maim Caret?! Stck and IVenended Sell .09 awl /,r the Care and Ctsetady Priansera Woe, do 4 (TA, Rite Nair, That they will be 'Toffy al Itqs o,fee, pt THURSDAY, the 2d clamant, iOn , to re. artiled 7'entters, and treat with retch Pram. a. MIMI be willies to etaaleact,far FARMING aid completely FINISH. MO FOUR DWELIANG•ROUSES. aid INCLOSING a SIJRIAL GROUND &tattled to the Nara, Hospital at Yllll/71u114. No Ten*r trill be ?recited alter Oxr o'Clnek nn the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, ardent the Parlay or an ALoaft for him, ptranaaily Gilead. F:at 'reefer matt 10 acrostpaeieti Ix a Let toe Oohs tiro re•pectahle Pee.oott, enplane" to become Watt teals the Peron. tentiorixtr, in the Sant of L. 5600, for the due pre4.l Ml anee ot:the Contract. Feriber Particular, way be kiloton, 4 eeppi l ieg at Ai. Of .sce, token Ike drawings and epecificaliox, of tea rempeclies Ikurks ntal be are. This dry is published, pace 32. lbOdll4, A GRAMMAR or the LATIN TONGUE. For the Usr of Schools By J. JONES, Author et the Greek Great Mer. . Printed Am J. Mawmaii, 2 ;7 1 :11it77 . • This Gessiimar, it is petsumed, while it is adapted Aw Ike amid*, wind hessiris lessser, by its simplicity. precriew, semi brevity is st the mum time, eAlcslnted to interest the philetophical teacher, by the ouvelty sad sulitiity of. its principles. - - TO WATCM-MAERRfI, dEWEI.LERS, ANL) THE PUBLIC AT LARGE. PETIT-OR, • A MORT IMPORTANT DIM - I/VERT. 111ES1 1 11E, Chedootaeter sad Watch_ ' • lather, rof No. e, Crates-bsiblisiv, lauryd4se, hale sag bees, in moisionuesev of the great searedy and emu bitset price of gold, induced to devote his time not lineation to the discovery of • sahMitste • sod, after 1111111 C ate expense and ishossr ' had the satirfartion to succeed ; taken l eave t o otter to the public his newly-diictixereol incomparable PETIT_ OR, which approximates nearer to the quality of gold tuna soy tilag hitherto dimovered. It is not ou liable to tarnish as other metals; and, by the richness of its colour, fir ex_ actin them is beauty. This excellent composition take. a must bessitifoil polish ; and the body being hard, it is nut as easily scratched as gold. It is so very ductile, and superior to say thermal' the kind, that after a little hammering or flat teeing, it will aequhe A strong Mill elastic body. It is omit calmly adapted fur watch-eases, similf hoses, sod a variety of snicks, fur which geld Met present employed, having the advaatage to be cosily clearierl ; by breaking, or rub/slag with leather, it will look always sew. A. /enure therefore most respectfolly iuturam the Pablie, that lie has. fix no b s:citron inid for sale, at his ansofairory, • large assortment uf watches airway deacriptios, with roses monk of this unventilated Petit-Or ; AS alas su ionort• ingot of snuff-bums, did massy other articles, mar! , .. with shot line emnpmitius. Also, au assurtioeut of - Kohl sod silo er tie onometens, horiamtal, daplex, capped, jewelled, 'tope. mie;;ond.,, amt a variety of other wateloc, all warranted; likr- ' wise gold watch-chains, sects, and a variety of jewellery, kr. The above PrlierOr IS ninth recommended for exiortatiou to the East SW West ludier, when immense pruCt may he en, p. dad. Fee accommodation of the trade, the chore eosipseh• tiros is odd ooily) at A. 3lestore's manufactory Na. e. Crain-bid Drury- laile, belt - ilia A stley's rs4iiiin, at tt. ea. per toniud, Trioy.weight, lu ingots, or as. td. per oa nc e, A. Niegitlfe 311.4 to wake watets disUit,„ at a Axed price fur il. b ease, for ready money t4,ly. PUBLIC WEN EFIIT. COLOR. COUGHS., COMIUMPTIt Pi 9. ASTIIMA. I 4, AND OTHER PULMONARY COMPLAINT'S ' It A DDEN'S VEGETABLE E is V 11. as eternal preparation, really and truly, (as its name eiinitituaiK the essential virtues of the most eshrm td and Restorative Veiretalitee, and, as a Remedy fir Colds Coughs, Commeiptioss, Asthma*, mid o ther Pod- moiler? Colds, is easy, pleasant, innocent, and Aka chats. It is so easy,.that s (Cll•spoaneful is a dime fur a vir eos fall grown • mi pkasaat, that it is equal to white trine— *vim:crept, t hat it slay beaten' to an iiitant ; anal so Mika. einiita, that diettew flies, as it weir, 1e..40re it. lu all eases, whether reeeet am, slight, or long standing and iuveterat ,r its t lire ate tinily astonishing, and almost incredible. is so one instance has it ever (tiled to prodaee immediate relief; sail if a ewe be within the reach of rnrd.ci t this will most certalely prole the happy memo ter acternyilistitag so Omit able an end. That these are sot the dictates of Mteeeetad boasting, the followisix respectable voaeliere, selected finial a Great -number, will abundantly prone We, whose aamas are lieretioto iialareihed ; having idk the hippy affects of Madded 's Vegetutei• Essence on ourselves, se hariug been eye . anemia therciof on others, do hereby earnestly memo ineuil it to the afflict. d with C4OllOllll, Consumptions, Ate. We do alga hereby iterinre it to be our opi nion, that Mr. Maddest, for having already so Mug sncrificed los case and Interest to Ms bemirel escs and Isausseity, in dispraising it rrn t welly to hie sulteriteg (kirsch, neigh /mem; sod wort.tiat:mce, fur hiving mow Otrregi it Our pUbliC. •Ste,Si • "rke o hids t4ill precloile but few from pereliming, owl f ar his heaesolvat intention of ethstinuitr4 to 11i.:..-,.mw it gratudotiely to ohiseis of charity, to justly emitted to the thaulta of the public. E. Astir, Eset Great George- strewl. W. Illnkeenare.F.aq rinelth H. Rant, Esy. Greclib row, Clot lowa I:rasegr,E.sq Rtcriiit Eultelv;;. T. P.leibeeps. Esq. yea Bill °See. W. C. Pique, Esq. Pauli'. owes Offms J. Sewell, List Ilsonsptsrt W.O. ti was plarty, Lsti Cows et I Oiller J. Seeley, Eel Pri nee's. street, Geast Geprge street, West. Nei.ialer. C/;:irlesilesd Crewe's. Esq. Poi slain- wirare. Rev. W.J. Totten, Rector of Drbatis, Eascx. ' Mr. Bewen, Heinl. court, Unt haws. Mr. night, Wnreestee, chime main, to His Majesty. Mri Boyne, Ptuton.ylace, rreetenville. Mrs. Clerk, Clitireli.rew, Newington, Curry . Mrs. levees, grocer, Ham's. stead. Mr. Lee, fiebastinger, Ramp ittr.sd Mr. T. Reddish, Camberwell. Mr. W. Itlehar Cunr-yan• cer, Heat4•place, Hack ney. Mr T. Longman, cashier, Batik. Mr. files Collins, (lino, ditto. James Cooke, Faq Charlotte street, Berlfued.aquare Benj. Crockett, Lq. %Vena tion), Essex. Mr. t;reasswntwis jeweler, Haaway.yarsi." J. Wildman, lisq. Marshurs- arcer, Weatmoinster, Mr. J. F. Iletwry, jeirtlter, St. Jaakees.stivirl: Mr. Midges respectfully infor r ma throe .ho may he dispos ed I. try the beating powers of lits somireiga remedy, for more Resent accommodation, it may he Ind in bottles price 72 stamp included, al his Sole., B Meddrn, /so 12:(ti o e. cr.ter.street, Qieen.mtiarr, Bloomsbury ; oloxe elm those lotto are objects of clarity uriy apply, and be supplied eratio; Randall's, Royal EsehantriAmte, Cornball ; Mattress's, l'cr funiosbup, 83, Fleet street; Mr. Room, Bookseller, Cheap street, BAY; and Mess,, ley and Chalk, Chelslisforsl; Mr. Kcyratr, Cialrheater; Mr. %Vaallitaisorti, Bookseller, Oluiermirr; Mr. Buicin, Coru sir, et, Brudool; Mr Trim aran, Carter; Mr Clerk, f6p, Reek street, Ritroacti; Mr. batter, szet, ()afar& atteet ; Mr. Artme, 87, Bartbohameir- Orme ; Mr. Beitornia, 33 , Illaymarket. Hampelood, teem. Pie above ia-a twist effeetaal remedy ie the Reds• Coed,. 1 . 1!N B. Any quantity, nut less than elute bottles, teat to Any part of the eottotry, iron receiving an inelosure of fise •vary three, ear, ivge free. it beer also may he paiebantat a Pamphlet, gine? 6,1. e o n_ taiiitag assay interesting teltees from persons of the Brit „. apectaliib ty s • I* oboe r: Miami •a t►e eabjec t of Reprises, MONDAY, JUIN 30..1810. RIREIVN INTNLIAGNALz. DUTCiI PAPERS FRANKFORT, JULY IS. Letters from the South of Frauce,.dattel about the beginning of the mouth, contain the following parti culars respecting the state of things in Spain In addition to the impression :Cade by the splendid progress of the French arms since the commence ment of spring, the most judicious measures have been adopted fur rnaintainiug internal tranquillity in the conquered province*. Fur the attainment of this object, the same means hays been resorted to which were employed sane years since in the king dom of Naples, with the difference only that it is necessary to apply them to local circumstances, and the Obstinate character of the inhabitants. Orthis description. isle employment of moveiable columns its each military district, which, acting from a com mon centre, traverse the district assigned to Orem • In all directions, and pursue and destroy the re toains or first germs of the hoods of insurgents in theii• most secret retreats. Of this description also is the einployn►eot of a noinerous Gendarmerie in the provinces in the rear of the French armies, who are specially charged with preservini the peace of the interior. Another of these means is the con structiou of several forts io the different provinces whicliare at a distance from the seat of weir. These patty forts are provided with garrisons, more or less nurnemus, and serve both as places of arms and central positions to the French troops. Thither are conveyed the supplies of artillery and amuvuuis tion necessary, as depots of rewire, for the support of the arms• in the field. They form the points of rendezvous for the troops which arrive from France, and serve as depots for the reuroits and conscripts who are there trained sod disciplined, preparatory to their being sent to join their respective corps. On the principal military road and line of communication between Madrid and Bayonne, several forts of this description are already con structed, or the fortifications and citadels previous ly in existence have been improved, and put in a Mate of defence. Thus the city of Vittoria has been strrhgtliviecl with new stinks, which render tnilitairi depot of considerable importance. The citadel of Pancurbo, which siciiS On a steep rock, has, by the addition of some new works, been Converted into an important fortress. The city or Burgos, which it of so much consequence, both to a political and military point of view, as the key of Old Castile mid the grated depot of the army destined to act against Portugal, now possesses a very strong citadel, the occupation of which se. curer the obedience of that quarter of Old Ca•.ble. It is also said that fortifications are constructing at Armada. The approaches to Madrid. which lie through a chain of rugged and barren mountains, are shut by the,fort of Sorno Sierra, built on a high precipice by the insurgent;, and since considerably enlarged and improved by the French engineers. In Navarre and Aragon the several old forts have been put in a state of defence. The works of Sa ragossa are also enlarged and considerably im proved, compared with their condition at the time of the celebrated siege of last year. The citadel of Toledo, which has been rehuilt, commands the books of the Tagus, 4itil secures the passage of that river. Strong holds are also erecting in the pro vince of La Manche, and the desert mountains of the Sierra Morena. In those quarters particular attention is paid to the estahlishnient of place. for the reception of sick acid wounded soldiers, and alto snagsainea of all kinds of necessaries for the supply of the troops marching that way, or bivonaking in the tuviroos." FRENCH PA PLUS. PARIR, JOf f T. It is confidently stated. that His Mai !)- the Emperor intends to set off for Ameterdon the day after his birth-day. Letters from Spa io of the 12th ult. speak of se rebal fruitless attempts having been made by the Spanish iiisurgents to possess themselves of the city of Leon. They were uniformly repulsed by the garrison, which consisted of 460 into belonging to a Swiss regiment. The inhabitants evinced the best dispositions. General Milli had subsequently approached Astorge, snit between 4 and 5000 men; but the garrison of that place compelled him to mate a precipitate retreat with a considerable lose, ocessitmed by the tire of the cannon on the walls. An article from Ainsterilstn, dated the 15th inst. says:- 1 e Our marine still affords considerable r e , o orees; hut this branch of the service is a whole year in wear. We have at Heleoetolic), two ships o f yo guns each, and two frigates, completely 'yipped, and hauled out into the road. New or ders have• arrived for the formation of our crews. We have in the Tesel, Of at Amsterdam, sail of the line, several of them carrying nu guns; also two Mpg**, and a proportionate number of beep. Ail tome vessels me equipped aunt reedy fur sea. We have aloof, the stocks bete lir•er •lops or yu 111XPINCA-MIALIIPPRNNY• guns each, the building atirisich has hitherto gone on but slowly ; and there are two sail of the line a•ld two frigates on the t.tocks at [totterLin ; which niebeti our fleet in all 16 soil of the line. • The pre parations already nude to give activity to our dock. . yards, lead us to hope that we 511..11 soon hat e, the mull or the Text!l and the Meuse, squadrons ready to join tot of Antwerp. The Grand Duke of Berg has ariiind in. WS city, acs.onspanied by his Governeme, Madatne de 800 bens. The wife of General Sarrazin has sent the fut lowing letter to General Vandatnnte, doted Basle, the :Nth ultitno:— " Genet; • t.=l in your Excellency to excuse the lulled/ 1 take in statiog to you my unfortuuate eitantius, out Lenin you to grout ute your protettion. " Fur upwards at two years past I bme been brier I. Switzerland, my native country. silk tuy Iwo, now five yeses of age. I was before sufficiently ooforiumair, iu ficiug id, by Am bed trattorias of Genet at Sifl'43ll6, my husband, which I can prove I sever der-reed, to be. at a Itistaxer fray hiae ; and lam sow mach more aohappy in learning kola the Mseitesr of the Wilt instant, the crime of whirls he has been guilty. Since I have been is Switzerland, he has bre* aceestorned to write to his son ; bet he has seal no letter these fear mantlia rms. Isis letters, which I have kept, peons his attachment to His Majesty the Emperor, and his seal fir his service ; but at the same time strengthen Use sospiciane which I had seven years ago, of bin intellects brOssliwittlied ; and I am persuaded that his last materia -1 oats roodetioss proceeded from SG ether cause. " I do sot harm whether wy heehaw) ►as kft soy pro. perty in France if he has left wove, or Wry art and wy. self be deprived of w►at he ray ►are left, we s►all he with. set say roottme. I Oust in your Eacelleac)'s goodncr,, sad 1 pritanse to beg of you to be kisal oriegh to interest yourself is our (avow, sad to eases to be reserved fur oar unfortuoideelsild. (who, although inneersit of his father% fault, wiU bur t►e pusisisiownt of it daring Isis shuteye, property the Gtaeral any hale lell arßoulogne, " 1 beg, &c. (Signed) " The Wife of Sarrazia, s saliva of Schwartz." • dattl.t,g, JOWLS. The following is an extract from the daily orders of the sth iostant •• On the :6th• ul*. near five o'clock in the after noon, the Argoaanie hulk, having on board 650 sick and wounded French prisoners, drifted and tcok the ground within 700 toises of our batteries. She was closely followed by the enemy's gun-boats, and was fired upon both by them and the fort of Pontales. Our hoots were immediately sent out. but the wind and currents rendered all damr efforts (tailless in the first instance. Towards midnight, however; a boat with some lightermen, commanded by S.:r. jeant Deguilhern, got alongside the hulk, gave our unfortunate coun.ryinen a supply of muskets and cartridges, ■nd took six of them on board. On het return she was attacked, and the crew, after de. fending themselves for a considerable time, • by means of their oars effected their escape by swim ming. The sea ran very high, and until day break, no fresh attempt could be made for the relief of the unfortunate persons on the wreck. Seaeral boats attempted to reach her ; four of them were driven ashore. and only one of the lightest got alongside. She carried back some of the peo pie, and male repeated trips. This operation be came insupportably tedious. The prisoiiers, though all sick or convalescents, were seen defending them selves, as well as they could, against a swarm of small boats that were endeavouring to board them. whit• they were, at the same time, exposed to a silo. • t of shells, and round and grape shot, from the eoem)'s squadron and batteriea. wh ch * wall every instant thinning their ranks. Notwitlistand. ing the unremitting efforts of the sailors of the guard, the lightermen, and sappers, we could only bring off 150 persons on the i7tlt. •• On the Ratio the weather became more favour. able; ae redoubled our exertions, and by noon we had in all got on shore 360. The enemy, finding their prey on the point of escaping from them. sent fire-ships against the vessel, and succeeded in setting tire to her at all points. This melancholy spectacle infused fresh vigour into our sailors and lightermen, though already exhausted with fatigue. They once more put off, and fighting their way with ell the ardour of heroism through the English and Spanish boats that opposed them. got along side the hulk, which was already enveloped "rich the flames. It was no longer possible to get into her by the gangway. M. Middle, Lieutenant of l'ontoneers, drove large nails into the side of the vessel; and. by tntuns of this ingenious but dew gerous ladder. sixty more Frenchmen a ere saved. There remained only luOsick and wounded soldiers. women, and children. who could not be brought off; and who terminated their existence amidst the most creel sufferings: their erica were heard on both shorts. The Evltsh and Spaniards maul rested a ferocious joy. like that of the Charihs when they are preparing their horrid Felice. Of thpse 4.i50 prisoners, 450 hove berm saved. The rest perished in the flame•, or fell by the balls at•d grape shot. The French, upon this occa.ion, gam proof* of the most sublime ardour. All the