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paneleally p ; 'Ali this motley they have suffi cient to maintain theisiselvca aceinding to their rank. " The Count de Alouteselas, Minister for the Foreigu Department of Bavaria, who has remained here after the departure of his Sovereign, to con clude the affair of the indemnities, received orders to eccekrete his return to Munich, to he there be fore the eelebrutiou of the marriage of the Priam: Hereditary to the Priucess of Ile.ste Dartmouth ; .und although he was quite ready fur his departure, he has been obliged to retard It on accoutit of some new incident relative to the seine 'Oldie of the com pensations. " 1114 .111+-sty the Emperor is expected to-mor row its this cep:tel. "Gel preserve your Excellency many Tears. " Paris, May sfy, la to.-.Exe. Se*. et Davie do Saatafe " .11.—T4) Tee SANS. " MOST EXCELLENT Ste—The people in ali bied ere very discontented, and disposed to revolt; it is not feared, however, that they will attempt aly thiNg, because there is every where a sufficient 1101340 f of French troops to subdue them. It is said that the Dutch have off,red 14 millions of limo. that the colonial produce might not he con fiscated and taken away to Anvers, although it has been represented that these did belong to the Dutch and the French. It is believed that the transport of the said effects, already embarked in a great part, has been for dint reason siespendeil. " Napoleon had before congteated the colonial produce which are in IlollaNil. whumslrver they might belong to ; he has decreed the bankruptcy, appropriating to himself the two third parts of the Piddle Stocks of that nation, stripped her of her marine. stud finally has united her to the French empire, depriving her of the shadow which was left her of independence; that is to say, he has regene rated her after his way ! . It is not spokeu fur the present of the voyage of the Emperor to Italy; and, although the repast lute Imo Current that he would soon set off fur Murray. arid that •srieu. arrangement% had beets settled for it, it is ensured fur the prrs.•ut that he Mill not go. unless the future incee,urs iu Spain roguing it. God, &c. Paris. 16th Jeer, is to.—Tu the Duke of testate." lice our butbaroo"ormy. 4.Tertil water widistit soldiris soxiotisly desire to join that di•tioguished Chill s -alai we hope that his prreAnce will animate With (mit rigour the people, who expret hilts with the utmost 'tumefy. Y&LENCI A, JULY 13. The first division of our army, %%filch occupies 51urells stud other iniporidot point*, con es to hem in more close 4 the t oni•nit of the mule, and Sc hope it wtll speedily sterremlor, unless the enemy pl Id quit the hunks of the Ebro, and 114111 very pus erlul reioforeenuente. We ure assured that the enemy arr. repulsed from Tortoss, with a very serlims ; corned to tyl oono a large ninubtr of oinnolrd, 'mil now r e . strict their operations to llifenlen the Int tiler place. Irvin the eight honk of the Elm.. lout the arri vet of General Villa. amps at Teruel, the dis positions of Gen. O'Don I II _re inovemert. of our ilrfily, do not permit u. to that the enemy will lie obliged to alit r ins plan of opera. twits, and relieve Tomas* rfUtU the calrinity with which it nos threatened. •tLI.ARAY%, JULY 9. On Friday last, ot eleven u'elock in the morning, entered Morella, the division of 't ulenrian troops, under thecoetneirnel of Cap.sin Falcon ; the enemy retired to the castle, where they ore without cannon and other necessities. They were summoned to surrender ; nit yeAtrilay they ceditinued to defend the niselves. Tortosit begun to open, 44 fire nn Wednesday, and Continued it on the sth unil titli; awl, accord ing to a letier written from the said eity, the enemy have had 500 killed. and a great numbor wounded. It likewiswatates. with much probability, that we have had another action, Dear adapter, in which the enemy lost 3,000 men ; and achls, that upon the Ebro, we have sunk 11 French cannon which were upon the river. • 111ANTAREYA, JULY 15. The superior Junta of tlii• kittAiin au.l part of Castile has just feCtiVCII from Fie D. Pear, V.l'scamps the 1;41°,6• g n. bunt:— " F.LCEILLEIIT 6111-1 inform purr ExcAlesift-, that haw tog )esterday arrived at the village of Cosit jou, et deem o'clock its the day, 1 r. craved intelligence Shot au cecisty's colonist bad directed it maieli from D:ireca laniards Cola. stioclra. In couarquclice of this, I ord. red Colonel Don R. Gayest, with his Lain:ilium of vuluntri oft Cul Don R. Paredes ' with the odboitaiion of the Provincial Regfineut of Soria, n od tun horse, the whole firer of which the squadron aces - airy miusisted, to Nasal and attack them. --Th e m u tt aji as Mrtunote as I expected ; and without any other has on our side thou that of two soldiers slightly winsuded, our party sisecircsleil a making the enemy, who consioted of a captain, 103 foot soldiers, and seven cuirassiers, prisoners, with the exception of an of the first, who were killed. Colour' Dim R. Galan, who commanded in this action, praries the eimistoncy sal grammar' of the chiefs, ern. ems, sad troops, and recommends most particularly the Cadet of his corps Due NI. Aguilar, for having fought with the greatest boldness lit a skirmish. in which he voluntarily solicited to take a par, though only id years of age. " What I have e:14111/1111111e.tred is for tide infona;tioo sod aatiaroetios or yuur Excelleoey —Gird reserve your Ewe:. kwcy magi years (s.gned) " PEDRO PILLACA 111 PA ." U Perdu de Used. J sly la, 111 0 2. _ _ CADIZ, JULY 1.3. By S letter received from Valencia, wr are in formed that the French returned on the 9th to at tack and that thry were completely rt pulsed. General Bloke ie gnialg to take the command of th e Army of the Crary, leaving this under the orders of Stowe l'etia. BADAJOZ. AUGUST 4. Yesterday eultred this plum the ptitioners mken in the tenon upon the 'Fmk). of which We tpukr yesterday.. They form • complete company, wills • Caputo. Lieute•ant. all the Serjeatits and Cur posal,,, mid tact Drummers. MUSCIA, 31/11E The French in Bug. to the number of I ,•).,u0 in fantry, and 600 cavalry, attacked. on the .1, h of this otwuth. the town of Caroria. *hence they were repisi.ed with the lam of 150 The enemy have mails a mut einem inwards this kingdom. with 300 horse.. Olt the 20 . 0 they ern ‘. eel at Veh the last village on that vide of the kingdom of Granada ; but they retired on time lit', in the night, taltaig their road to It is said their oliect wits In procure grain in Lorca, and raise ■ coritrilmuton W. finding the country in arms, the villazes through *lnch they paoed 'learned, and receiving intelligence that there was to Lorca • considerable of cavalry of the Army of the Centre. and the inhabitants of the pLice to wine and prepared to tight, they did nut venture to proceed further s but retuned back to Rasa. CADIZ. JULY 31. Coltish) T. Bustornante, posted on the batiks of the Tagus hl itherrrte the movement of Replace., ...., has tram • ed the following report to his Excellency the General in Chief. dated Cools de Caserta, the 19th instant : " Ua may march (ruin Bros.'s, I received Intel. hgence that the estetay occuplerl tkrrobillos with 4 coiiiodcrable force, and that lie woo cro-abig the in boats, taken from Lorin, Alounetii„ and Tiit , ad Cht the. I tido instant, in the morning. I entered Ciarrohillas with issy party. and haying been h.formeil that the enemy was on the other side of the Tugu•, hut that from li to 700 of his troops were still lit the Alconetws boats, I marched thither voila wy rktachineut. As soon 46 I was ritscoarrell by the enemy, he formed on the hank of the river. in rird.-r to cover tiy.i.se who act opted a 1141111110 g unmated 0.1 tics sole of the river. With the swine view they detached two launches with troops, who being t% ice repulsed, adopted the prudent start of thruwileg thrum...leas into the river, to ...rape 1• the gaituway of our soldiers, who, with the tit most intrepidity, cro,ed the neer Monte, lit take so.otiession of the building above inentiimed, which all the I).trgre; and they would cer taiiii he ve wt. 41 their purpose, lint for the rein farerint sit s hods :mired. An action, however, ensued, mod the fire continued till two o'clor when tie rncmy requited with considerable Iros. Among the woutirled ou our side, is the Stroud Li•ritewrint Lionoo eatharina Menthe, who was slightly %tooth& i." All the correspondence we have lately receiver', as well from the wei.t us the east, emideiptly prines that tloi ittininq rlf.rt. the tvratit can make Its en slave too must p.ove lis the ntirhd of our utt,for. utter., and when it iipse: wed that no 11,. ■ iiew dime of pro. fire of thvutritt.thi LetrAs funk, r_lii n it,01,311, ac which disconceits ull the mans of the enetny t autl makes us forget pint evils iu the prospect di future (chesty. Nut !nasty days sine, Catalonia presented a very tuelause!soly picture, and we now see their forces ~new to harass the enemy, and Authori. asseisi!ile.l to provide for the necessities of the defenders of the country. Tortosa suffers a siege ; but the enemy has been repulsed on two OCCIMILIIII while flout Valencia sod Arragon troops are watch ing to its succour, wlii b, misted with these under the brave U'Donsiell, will not only deliver thut coy, but renew the Lite illustrious days of April and Cenerd trails° has fought with honour in the fields of Alolltr, ligniust u corps of the enc. my, which war eiii•ortiog a convoy to li.srceloisis, sod which essiseov fell Soto the hands of the Soul., tenes while Innis° wee engaged with the :l4 we learn Gum the dispatches of that officer to the Continunder-in-Chief. Since the taking of Ciudad Rodrigo. we do not find that the enemy has advanced a .try ; on the contrary. according to private act-omits, the a hole army of Nlassena, through want of piovisitniv. iu the vicinity of Tatname., and Evretigollita is free from enemies; at kost it iv gertoili that time army there is at liberty to act, a n d give its attention to the waited fJrve of the Child Fortune; who, huNever, in Nj.aiu has not as 3et declared in has favour. The occtirretweA in this citt•, nith retpect to the s i ege , a r e still the •.nnr. A dady fire, with no nth( r affect than In p , •.t . v the atmosphere; desertion of the ru•:uc. sti,Lietunes greater, sometimes less; and in Cada, perfect 430.1 health, are all the pkrticultiri we colittluoteate to the public on th•,t lie if. .it tnue We are nut igno rant ho 4 ,each tae of the enemy suffers from tho ut oar ti,e,aud the heat of the seallon. sADAJOZ, JULY 24. Vester.i.” commence.' in this vital the Sittings for the election of Dcputie. whin ■re to reureseut this prof trier at the • neon% Cortes. The mtijosty of the kio.du n Ji.pla)ed to this net, an the cir cunt.tance that the door is now thrnoll open. till all true S•ataiurdo, who container that measure is the palladium of the 'tattoo, with tile toast ite.tft fel t joy , LONDON. THURSDAY, AuGurr 30. Ills MAJESTY'S frigate Merv, ry, Captain TAN- , COCK, arrived on Tuesiay at Portsmouth, from Cambs. Major ALLAN, of the Scots Brigade, and Capt. (Limn:row, of the 74th Regiment (the latter , n charge of invalids, an I (.1 deserters from the French army', errived in the Neeettry; as did al.n Paymaster CASIVOELL, Of Marshal Benvironti4 Regintent ; Dr. Jon Ell, of the it ; Dr. CUTTUN, Of the R:Be Corps, and several sick Officers. The Letters and Papers brought by the Meretiry are ant su recent rs 'Mil:11111N already It.CriVoti Irmu C141)7:, iwrrnt had lather a lyug its.,l6r sae left. Cadiz nn the 1 , 1 itt.t Tile di.N %tt hr. to Govern ment brought by the Mrrefery are datttl on that day. They bring no slaws of any ustivortalar. Three French Serjeatita, who de.erted from MA.- sutA's affray, ore come to England in the Com ftirt guti-prig. They elate. that the usual allow ance of bread, the principal article of eultaiNtence, is no more than too pounds a mats fur three d rys, and fretpteatly does not exceed half • poniiii tur t 1.4 bons. The tiiiinher of sit k amuinittil to up wards of 4000. and the main body of the army bad fallen bark rive leagues nn the 16th 'outwit. They aka stale, that Nix:s.36l4 a on I J NUT aere at tart once, iii consequence of a ditlurcuce of opinion re specting the military operatious. The C.nyiert sailed from Citrunna nn the 13111 ituntint. i.e main t ions In :S dial' re had then iii. Wined a degree of .tree gth and cmsistency that is likely to pro: r etolittruct.ing and trou blesitme to the enemy. .deices had been received, tnat the vtiliniterrs of that rail' re had attacked awl defeated a body of Ilttu Froich. and taken several mules laden %aft didt its and church plate, which they wore r , coristg. The SpoutxrJs • about fyr!!!! in; St. Ardono, in 11 afieud tit - Wirers laill.oa• t livable of being rendered a% iinprogn raitor. This iatelligete, ti inul.d.ll i, :4e:, great importance. The - grime! mute for tt military storea. jtfptxrdm b Mt. the Spaeu4 ninsula, from, sure,, has be.moinee th e cu d meticement o: the. war, by II iyonne. ar, Bis c ay, Own, 'if fully oreu;iied by 11, e 4 would rut oir this ruilhuuicatiou, nut finl ) but ulso with the al lily 11)11 the Portupet frontier. In iliis recut, MMAssh,A would he lo t without aitr resources but those which he n ue 4 „ tire from the e.se of his operations ; and 160 14 know would he uhnost mithing, us the cousin, from beini ro hung the theatre of war, is eXilliti+Lit rod Lord %V ELIA Nts row does nut leave a bin A lt grass behind him. r „ 0. New York Papers hare arrived to the 2311 alto they cdutinto Note from Mr. GALLATIs, of Finance, rel.itive to a conversation between 11?. E s•K t and himself. and to the general ernnui, which were considered in America as 10.1.. 441i proper luis'is for an a Ij Istment of difference s sin this country. These gro:iiiils are fire is Hamlin Upon the second. relating to our Orders in Om Ca, Allirrlell 111ppnirs to have expected that tin ts Orden should be repented si.nply on the ground,' the Non-intercourse Act appl) il k tst tte exclnyvely to France, as long as her Decreeo, lilting the neutral rights of the Un:ted Stne., coo. tinned in force." How the American Cure r " couH entertain such on expectsli9.l, we are ste•ay at a lost to co*cture. The Orders in Cc t:..11 were issued. not in consert-nee or any Act p.i.ect by Am . ericn, but ..1 constitlftllCP Of Box*, ttrii Dot reea. flow could it he supposed. then, tat those t)rd-ra would be repelled without 0. ph. vinto r. vocation of the I)-cruet that had thou ? The Lord Hobart packet is arrived at nail* with a Ninil from Cadiz. She was so fro; ale passage as to CALM suave fears for her lisT.t!'. T 4 papers which she has brought ar- not so r•Viti the advice, previously received from that city. WI have, however, wade some eerie.* frual which place the spirit kekti gsllautry of the S 5. niards in a very favourable light. We fiAd tea the garrison ofAlineida wade two sorties 'ls la very dark was invested ; and Vest the Frendi hitt been twice repulsed before Tortasa. If claim rim extricate itself, this certainly is the ninosero, slay Lord Wet.t.l NOTatt has diverted the aitantiou , !he main force of the French array is the PeiCcia, to Portugal. We this day give Marshal al ASSIVIA'# teCMDAI of the action of the filth last. veer Alairtis. extracted from one of the Paris Papers, of sbich series bus been received to the 20th ante', This comparative • statement of force asd is a prose misrepresentation in all its pasts It is dated Salamanca. the 29th July. at whittle Masscx• could have no idea of en immediate iseral action ; as. if he had such in coatemptati it is not probable that be world be at iso gnat distance. The battalion of the 601 h. Jo Royal Amt. Regiment, which has just arrived from Jamsics, the first. It is stationed in the Isle of I% iglo which is established as the head-quaners of to, regiment. We are sorry to hear that that excellent oIE.O General Fsaciosos. who has artived in t , ..50 Cadiz, where he was second in comma'. It very bad health, in consequence ef a disease in %Oren. od ut o or T i e n ye g i : mi e o e‘ e u l n, e t: t it e s o: da' Spain 3 0 tahn Reg i me nt , d Por t ugal, as a wellother i the 71 K for :ir tt el l o li n e te n, S s r ad o t e h e e 's n a o rm seT Y.: 7 detained at Portsmouth by contrary winds. Dr. UnithANFl goes nut as Inspector of Ow pitals in Sicily, and carries with him Dn. MI WOOD. Moss, and FALCONER. Dr. FiLa particularly distinguished himself its Watchers. General Lotsum, who is intrusted with diet of Almeida, was in this country with General onsuast. at the time of the Peace of Anneal. Lord Alut.oesve arrived nu Sunday at VI mouth, oil board one of the Trinity ' , debts 0 1 was escorted by the Kangaroo sloop of wa r d Lordship in engaged in malting a surrey' ll isiand; and yesterday morninz the yacht Ag a / n vier weigh to the N u rthwuril : I..ith, it r, will be she next place visited by his Lontehili• Saturday the Mb inst. about tatter noon, a large three-masted vessel stas &wird some lishing.bnats at Brainion-hay, of the se ' ul coast the county of Kerry, apparently so of elistress ; when, after a few momrm. , denly went dawn. The boats that wutnogrA ce 14,1,01001 . 1 .: went were at too great a Cg.ai render the lean insistence. The in uceedings of bit' Glouces t er shire Neon 1 1‘. 11 , of wfuch we gave riii report yeatercPY' A b ' t •.ionnisy of the popularity of Opposati"' `7 e tho.e constitutional principles which they Pm No Ylesrincral Candidate dared to Ilt , rt richt populous, and enlightened county; sod e' dv A the two carotid rtes who have been nom:W. pears to ground his iinpe• of 'access la eseellini: mill in lila avachi , rut to thi' COWltittltloll, to rvforns public aliuses, and his hostility to c' ruption in all its forma. Capronlll•N re luta r reit - ea (inlet"; " 1 ° rent to deliver in an eatinis•i• •,f the stores nil Bars' for carry in;; hi• plan wt.' e‘ec utioo. 5141 1 o ::ind stations in thr4 sod alb 610,141 of Anbnit w tl e 1:01:te (where lives are aniiiinlly lusti. %WI the ailtit:in bast at that place. 3'sti. Airier: 'l'L ; 1: 11 1 ' 1/0:::1 I • pancleally p , id • ; l i:th this money they have suffi. lire cur baibarnuAnemy. 1 14eeeral ether relied whir disroneeds ell the plans of the enemy , and i a trralay b ee o 4t it .lie: fti oTpt r:ll o:ol:rt : scru i ni n tioit4ace.teriel;,drhzete. rd i 4.. ri: i i . u i l;i i i . i di t l er i , i t . , :4 , 4t , l : ; .., 4 : cient to maintain themselves aceo:ding to their soldiets anxioirsly d e sire ' D ion) that og uished makes us forget part twits iu tile prospect 61 future ' d 1,.. rank. Chief s -alai we hope that his presence will animate felicity. a, imp!. • • • “ The Coont de Moitteselas, Minister for the edit fresh vigour the people, who expect hint with Nut many days since, Catalonia preseoted o very Foreign Department of Bavaria, whit has remained the utmost 'moiety. ruelane!edy picture. and we now see their force, said tit lot :. 4 here sifter the departure of his Sovereign, to con- Ts t.r.oci t, JULY 13. organizA anew to harass the enemy, and Authori- elude the affair of the indemnities, received orders The first dsi o n of our army, which oecupies ties aftrits!ll , l to pruvide for the necessities of the i l u ne d u it c a e r il y ne s n t t or (7o7.cear,e, d biy „ );: : :stiytityto.,:ini.tie . s.:Neetinieu.4ciii: to accekrate his return to Munich, to be there be- 51"reill cud other mmOormett Plitiit.., con ilefeliiien of the country. Tortosa suffers a siege ; outside. from, Freir l 'e lies 1 7 s Nv... P fore the eelebretioo of the marriage of the Niue: hem in more closely tile garii•on of the castle, and hut thr enmity has been repulsed on two occasums : we h ope it w ill speedily surrender, sinless the enemy white fieut t'aleiscia an d Arturo tronpdsthrealriet:cruatidchle:-tr swiloisuceldy,ruttie 00f.i..,,rhir:,tc1y.,,,,,:::::ei....:,.:7, n t . l. t e , 1: 1 , 1 :: ,, , 1 Hereditary to the Princess of Ideene Datums& ; - iv..toalj a .aud although he was quite ready fur his departure, st Id quit the honks of the Ebro, and send very i t r e t b o r i a t ,te vu o cc , o o u o r :m v: i li i i . el w i. ii i i iii i i gi te t tl i v i t; i i i t y h Mat:ri,l, but oh.° oith the he has been obliged to retard it on account of some ism , erl ul reniforcements. mintier. In flits recut, Massl:44 w . mutt oily resonrces but those which lie r oue 4,, new iiiciitent relative CO the Mine affair of the COW - We are assured that the enemy were repulsed city, lint renew the late illustrious ilsys of April ) i pensedisies. from *rodent, with a very sericite loss ; etrned to and May. General traits° has fought with honour , r : " Ili. Ainjesty the Emperor is expected to- or - LTluonu a large number of wisundsd, hod now re- in the fi eld. of Atolls t, isgiisist u corps of the em. I u•ii , row its this capital. strict their operatimis.lo thresien the homer place. my, which was escortiog a convoy to Barcelima, front the right bank of the Elirti. Post the am- and which convoy fell into the hands of the Somi. Ilre front the sit ear of hie op. rationy ; oil : " Girl preserve your Excellency many years. tha n e n pub , May so. 1614.. , Ext. s a gs. d Davie de satito ,” eel of General Villa, amps at Teruel, the dis- testes wlid-i Goat was engaged with the enemy. :M4 j know %iambi he alm os t y ot i i i" , its the t G e T T r d era he .na s ecause d lhe cto he e a c y ed . , i lii kiifiab,...ipitirizill I.ll.,:sellifie risraiin:;c:eodi,t‘isi te.np situ,iri.otit,hst..t.rion eit:Nr re d,irrthistel,.4.lo thie produce slsi...l,ll,4).sa,in.affigiatstvaaux,c,,,,dtraw.teetifoes,rteddiliriehEnadtibpvaFhkftrningent aixeceeentidr evfil,hichltffkiirtinjocDif:ol.,.cohelotaecsoghent atttr;luohnihr eihh.diLori-titout. eia kviahhcianittewtwtinwte.iehliireNTll.,iseassollokilyoe.ithi:eireolr,fiervith . r.ertapre e,,aa.auseloi.vitHr otistt,,ts,ntieela.,:uwcdttcA.osesitoleitv:idi an:ille shadow decreedullint.et: filievitoiiir ibinsme..lies,y..siot.dieltrsrrthi,ri;idehalhiadzienwtos..ydaterhrutiinilihtk,ygleialie.gedeondlithhwtr etiooedi4Lithreuthh.46podlitseopi...,,l.stilitelemithieeulitutireetimiertngite.ki:teruil.acoh..awenrairrFistiuTore vuoaloilgrefgptscraruictemopsirnstihochht.,i.le soihitpce.toe..iirilf.ls.l.L,‘..tst.rit.ttri.i. rot p o i ti wat:leitrhieuwtsliiihfeunonalnaemilito(iirvditd:ill ' lirmen:lei:r e t .c.a.:lejirt o * . i i,ithrolyg o ili erohird,iciitdit i tmciskiil l ...l.o 4.ll.ti.iidtr i I:nil:ti weres ito iiroliidteywe e edlirrillo s;c: f l,:uhur.s.E. stobibt,intri4.:lliegi.leir,krilitt e 3o.o.oualievai,,i n isne.nii.:trettrio,it . i ise I,leilnia.tttiwitl o ::itt:oehherki.ti,oveli..tieett ' oe..,wiowti l misee 4 iro.r iirio ) fdiwilidi.i.rititice u r va,avere.(ht.i.,n i tiv,eyrvros, t aee.et ni t irnma; i tiro.nupt e shisailitiue ta,loN. l .v,iitr.unitoia l ieelintucuit , ,,..eik:ud)reliel.niak. s s.ti. i iiawii,tfirn i .."::),, i ,A,e.ltt.ir . rio.:::: l •pion,:hir4kiettiloitEbse t A,L.titom l liwi,gla".n s i i;.,,,iin:bic.ti.liru s tinAulttu3:l:.isiteel.,:;ll.abili.i.u i rdiiiiniro i tteeta,t:Jt i ytisiuhe d o wititit kol,vusl:ftie.,: v eo.ol.lv.ilittlit r o.c,:tiitledyaoehyi t ,e, ievrr...‘t- t ietni: os.l i ‘lo.ldiw,it e rehdet.iiiienti s e t.ii.eim.iiral - w.rn.t,lo,,,a t i,tdayi.sthitydii s eh-y0e..,,,,,, ac w ctaatttottshit i.,..,h,roileh.l,rdetitilil,l3euoljtie,,iies.,..e..nd,,..l..,.mii..y l l,:orettiL.:l.v e e:e.aior ali.uut.,:l a ilice.irolii r ienitrea.r...t.sei.su i )f:hitrintr a ,..tit ri,,,,,ait.ealeel.,,,t: f t,itt....itc,,,:i i ii nulic..i)iii n he ri..l,l.l,l.lll.ie..lit i a,ti,,,tro, n te.ib....iils e:rt a, ...:rifaiiii ~..e.,eiatin:t . .in;rizn,itk, ilil l i._,,Th...,l.it...l:: e .ali.t,t..,N.eilt.ei.,:it..it.bili,g.ut:ottu I...,,ymiic rt illi.ll.,.ll,.l,,,,.,,lt:i . ,, , :i.,,%.a.),.rhan.a ... iir.ino.:e.ol.l,llt..autt t lacet:Litill a .si,„sheiti.itt,:rgai. t ee.i.rri.oil e t,,phi,nr,sa:ll4 l ,, aAliad.ia t o.dtittaeiaicr e .,,ttlitiivte..ll 4 ,l.ld;t„itiud,telaititre.ll.,h,:a..uni,,,o.:,,,, t .Riii,..s..:eli f i ~:.),,entpe:l,..:loll.,ecot t i,n.o.,.:olkufiwis:tel i t et.i i er,t.irrile s ilsidrie.aileket:n t ,:iiii,t,a,iris.i.,l:ol.to,..i o oen..,:msse.ozieu.i.rs ib iaseas(tellti ' lts.t,ilit:iii : .:hii,tehte . :intelo.il i. "eitceduaisei..e.i r 4l,tits sitetrri:,...piositiii. t o..olsoir;i . soi,oniwi s :r: I..rittri„i il.,ts t lirtion::ilia l l.inethintlio.t nol i tto:l.citi. e ve,eeets-rj.tri. . 0 io i ttitcov.Ltcgpoi 1 ., . a..h.hihuizoirri , ni.ite:re. , lioad,,ihi\iinmdF.i,n3...npni:LN,i.idri, b s...l:lo,, ae,a.,,stta jolt „ ,e;irsihhist:lst illedriliat,teiel.t:rts.leitirf..vi:sl.l%.r.sep ri.l,ruils,ilet 4.: ,, ,Let,st.d.il.t:ecordm.frutriu.s.iseorn,tiliien,,Fli..i.r.‘T‘irl,:”:it:liiiulh-I.i..i.glistiinrycs erainert ,ecrioini i tehTetregpissirieff;tieheor.,e:oothgt., .u.wAj.aitsstatasuirnaih:,v,r):.itistthece.:4l,dtb,dmiolars;eiss intisot,ttn,igo..Aepiee:o.hr.seAnglisereon lepi.itii iritttosuta.:3:ih.nr..ufgeno: fril,..eu,..twriiniaLltitatnkiic.g.lo....,etetanidtele.rnorieAte.ei Order,. anaddriftitob eiv.itsh:llekne.stre...:,teititeuaili,,..‘o4g,an,livtar,trit.ii6.,,3l‘l,,, , ~ t 0:4.0,14.,,.::1 1: itu,,,,,itiii,,.,.a . jn,t astitl:ictn.. : ;di rr ii: e tstit 1 ...::: „Ili, rd n on line 00 t. r t e ed 00 e g has he H ed It is not ken fur the Nt of the vo r e raNZAnF . vA, JULY 15 . RADAJOZ , JULY 24. wf time Esn roe to Italy; and, s ithou the rr alt The superior J unta of tl,i. kiurd'+, n emit asst of Ye,trrdas rommence . l in tilts .. ipital the Stetsa~s rt a loss to M nj'sctnre . Thr, Orden in Cc :,.d bas liven tarreut that he would sonmt set offpfur Castile has lust meet e.l trout F m et l-\lar • hal D. for the streams or Deputies whd ■re to represent were issued , oat in coni eg n •ace of any Act Is d M.rrac, and that carious arrangements had heea Nedra Vdlrcrnipa the followi • g o,Onnt7- ( hums h" n ice at the + nsusng Gneiss Tbr miijt:ety by Amrricn , but ho come huteucr of Itoxshant Exret.LzvT Sma - 1 inf run sour G,c:lte, vv, Mutt bas, of tier kio~du n Jis la~ed mu this ai't, rni the cur- Decrees . How cau ) d it be su , osesi this,, tat settled for it, it ma assured foe tlo' present that he tor, ~rsler4ay served at Ihr rihlmu rof t'aattiuu, et dcveu p I p ' will not ga s unless Ilse future inecee.ra iu Spans u • ckn•k ib ttv tsy, 1 rirurrd ixtrluj .• nre mtwt au cecwy s euttt•tauce that the door it punts thuenwu open, fill these Ord - es would be rrpealem with'mt is pet. ravels it, God, ice. rulnmu bad direetal n match frurn tt:sera wssrds Cala. ell true h ,aatunla, .vho consider that measure iss Victim, r 5 - nestwn of the I)-Trees that had pro:, ks ,J w Mfr, 16th Jest, tarn .- Tu ii. Duke of Butafe ." mt ct+s• ht cuwa • qurncc ni thus , 1 m.n!.,c0l t • olasel Duu R . the Isallydsum of the inflow . with tore west ilrart- t Gape, with his Lalsslior of ru!u,drus Ore wi,N•ua, I.ieul: felt joy s thou ~ r (IL-TO Till ' SAr K. lo t Doe K. Paredes, chili the td!„itathus of the Prwineai ____ _ t' Mosy EEcxt.Laar SEyna -- I am now able to Kej(eseut of S,uia, nail son hone , the whole f,rre of which - 7yIh.'ATRE•RU)'AL, NA)'.MAItKRT. The Lord Nuba't packet is arrive : h at Fxlatl~ write to your Excellrucy , upon subjects which di - I:kesquadron ufc.vdryeawrstrmi , t mire ► sod attackibrm . THIf EVENING, THURSDAY , Act act will k with u 11.11 (role Cabs . She was so I'me ti Mr -This result env as iurtaoate a, 1 eipectdt ; susi without S aw + pee' + a b u concern tins i hid the u y before ois, Mu- say umber lies un our aide luau that of two sul,lirn slightly termed ( sth mime ik , s Nea.s.) passage ae to cause ruble lean for lire saf.tr, to a long teenverristios with tie Duhe de C adore , MI- wuuudnl , use party , aeercdtvl m siaktug Inv raen . y, who THE AFRICANS ; or, WAR , LOVE, AND DUTY. I tenter for the Foreign Relatioua . Ile had before coMwtedofacaplain , tojfarts , ddiers,audssstacalrw + era, Mad , iwu, Mr. Joan ; Nctico, Mr. C. Keebte ; hoary papers which s he liar brouglmtar - not so semis a aid to me, he wished to coummo ° irate to me sonic - psi wens , shuts the exeepliow esf to of the fist, also were Asqu • tus Mug, Mr. Lushm. Beriasa , Mn. Gibbs ; Darius , the advises previously received from that cin. ''it thin b the command of the . killed . Culuurl Dun K . Gs ... who rut shaded in this Mn. Brcretun ; Suits , Mrs. Lido,. g y Elsprror . l shall re- 1 + e To which with he added , r Farce , called have, however, made some extr , c - s tru s s 'ins, J eras, rid troops , and rcrum , aends Iwoet particularly the which plsee rue gdriC Uid gsllaulr )' of she9~ iii which ditfereut subjects were treated, and all of Cadet of his caps Due St. AguiLv , ra' han.. ; faegtst wilts Baskin, Mr. Mallow, ; sir . Apollo Iklri, Mr . Liston ; u niards in a very favourable tight. We f t the 10-itiorrow tits tonicity of Every One bits bit Fault, with r . Fa . .. The Minister tyl,l site, that Hit Imperial Ma- solicited to take a per ', though only Id evince( age.the garrison of Almeida made two smtirs nut s , " What 1 have cinimmairyted is . fM the information and in i sio, ru n ot C oun t erp l o t . jetty can send no wore money Is/Spain, and it isvery dark was invested ; end that the Frentli Litt necessary that that King-loin should provide to the zusra m et ss ows o o Lour Laceteacy -God peeserse your hacies. MR. BRAHAWS NIGHT, AND LAST APPEARANCE been twice fated before Tortes If Spain cis maintenance and the expenses of their Mint': that 7 7 7 v:i v ied) " PEDRO VILLACAM PA." LYCEUM TMEATIIR.-..-R OPERA. extricate itself, thi certainly is the inninero, •I: he his done enou•sli in having employed 400,000 u Pardo de Used. July is, lain . " 'FINIS PRP:SEN . I' EV ENING, August 30, Freuch troops for the reduction of Spain ; that CADIZ, JULY 1.3. .i_ Imo, will be rrferined the Comic Opera a Tri diverted te J rance has emptied its coffers, having sent there By a letter received from Valencia, we' are in- ' ll I": CA KIN ET. the main force of the French army is the Poem , Mr. Brassie; Coma Cerrose, Mr.. We- to rsott „ _ as from the begin tt ittg of the war more thou two hundred formed that the French retierised en the 9th to at- •Pron.emOrtite4n, ateini, . 0 !way. 1 . /enlace, ' 'S ' _ millions of litres; that our Government have not tack 'Voitows, sad that they were completely re- w Mrs.ll . la . dd:,: l ks, Crodelia, Mrs. furpin ; temsiuma, Miss m ode use of the resources which the cottony offers, pulsed. Poole ; Carlota. Mrll.orXer ' Fleretto, Miss K e lly. We this day give Marshal MASSENA't Moan ta order to increase their fund , ; that Ilih-v shuuld General Blake is gotog to take the command of lit the coarse of the Eeeisime, Mrs. Althe a abohis eel of the action of the 114th last, treat Altipaia. It' have forced the contributi.sits in Awitaltisie, ewe- the Army of the Centre. leaving this wider die eft . red bre assistance, sill Ma l i the erleb.sitra Dart of " !telly iii Seville and NlulaAa. and likewise in :Our- orders of Stator extracted frurn one of the Puri . I'a ~ uf,bich Pelle, foire lie Opera of lin Ler.tvitiau tar,. . and the home of eta;; that His Nlejssty lies incised upon Lerida a BADAJOZ, AUGUST 4. .. s„,, Echo.' neetoupauml oil Me time by Mr. A.he. I „, eves has been received to the ilOth tsetse. eontrdiution of 6 minima of Imes (I sin not certaia Yesterday entered this place the prisoners token At the end of the Urn, Mr. Biahane will sin; oli o . • i his comparative . statement of force sad if this vise the quantity which he stud 'o me, or in the setmon upon the Tajo, of which we spoke I)eath . of General Sir Ralph Alervrembie." is a grow musrepresentattou in all its put any other larger snail ; that all the effeets and yesterday.. ' they form • complete company, wills 3o it a h i sch w i t i ti be added ( fir eriu the tails time), a New Gruel It is dated Saloinance, the gyth July at which rtoods belontrma to the Eisglisli, found in Ambito- a Captain, Lieuteeant, all the Set:raids and Cor- ea. should have hero conlitcated ; and his lintseriel vocals, and two Drummers. tt'iih selected • ' Breu er, w 1 ' !send action ; as, if Its had each in coatemplit It lajesty has persuaded himself. that noise wlitch %mac! A, JUNI: 21 5. (1 he Ballet under the direction of Mr. Bradbury.) were in Seville only could hare lironrht 40 millions; The French in Beta. to the number of I,guu in- coheltn, hill of the Sneer Mines, Mr. Fisher; Valiant°. /C a ni . i t h s t .. of e _the .an tdrelev er of !lie st Gre t eu Deacon, qtr. Boordia ; i d t ii i t s auce. not probable that lie would be at so gnat that they should have seized off the 1.14te of the fruity, and 600 cavalry, attacked, on the 4, ii of ehurchee and convents; that tiecrmarily there 'oust this mouth. the town of Chmoria, whence they __el_ I_ le t !. I‘ ,1 ! /4 ?. fr Ten; Ten; ii ? .. the Giant, i NIT. Metier , Sp, aralitimithithicipmvorilabas, Moire to Jack, 1 be much money iii circulation in Spain. reekouing were repulsed with the loss of 150 killed. Mr. tirailbur v . Irtiniska, Princess of the Silver Mines •Miss The battalion of the 60'h. Jo Royal Amen that which the French and Eligtodi have brought The enemy have mails a movement towards this Imprint" ; Aurelia, the Guardian Genies, Miss E. lama. Regiment, which bus just arrived from Jameca, 1 there, arid that which has come from Ainerii - l; that kingdom. with 300 horse. Ou the 2utis they aryls- a ___,_ ____ ,_ , _____ ~ . . -..-- the first. It is stationed in the Ille of 1% I, the Emperor has alway s ma d e wa r at the ex sense eel at Vel.x Robin. the last village on that side of ell s s 1•4 - .. - .)-11-"-7 1 • - -11 which is 'established as the head-quarters of it of the countries which he his subjugated, exact. the kingdom of Granath ; but they retired on the -I .15 1 4 4 .bx.k 1 iiSi i PRES S. regiment. . tug from these to mew aiii sod runtish the e x- tisk in the nigl.4 taking their road to Cliirsliel. We are sorry to hear that that excellent s 6 promo of his armies ; that it he had pint employed It is said their &sleet was in proem grain in Lorca, LONDON, General Feaousos , who has arrived in t,.0,11 so many troops fur the redaction of- Spain, he tied raise a coutrilniton of a million; bit' finding Cadiz, where he ass second tu cominted, Is would hove disbanded a great number of them, and the country mantis, the villales Through *lnch they THURSDAY, AUGUST 30. very bad health, io consequence of a disease in I si would have saved the expese which they Mill. passed deserted, sod reveivieig iiiielligence that there --mew-.1 . %Oren. . lion ; that the stocks ofn our treasury hare n o w was mu Lorca a cosiderable ilieinut oof cavalry of the ills MAJESTY'S frigate Mercury, Captain Taw- The Goods, 30th Regius/tit, and other - I experienced the iiivenion which was to be prefers-el, Arnie of the Centre. and the inhabitants of the COCK. arrived on Tuesday at Portsmouth, from going out to Spain and Portugal, as WOllll4 the and was convenient, that is to say. to pay the place in suns and prepared to fight, they did nut Cadiz. Ma' sr ALLAN of the Scots Brioade and trreipa which are to make the coutpiest sod pek. venture to proceed further s but returned back to J' , -- o ' '- -- for • merits for Sir Jose s Royal Veteran Battalion, and the nuoterinor , 1 -TUAlle• anal, or' Capt. Ilsult•roti, of the 74th Regiment (the latter te efleation of the kingdom ; gist there Iles been Llama. detained at Portsmouth by contrary winds. , many es.ravegaiet prowsious in expenses for brcio- CADIZ, JULY 31. , n charge of invalids, an lof deserters from the 1)r. UnIIthANFI goes nut an Inspector of elf 11 I try ; list the grottier/ions add rewa r d., thistc,di CaptainT. Busternente, pasted un the banks French army', arrived in the Illerciary; as did also Muds in Sicily, and carries with him Dm. M' 1 just, could have been suopentled to nines more of the Tagus to oharrte the 'movement of Itessaire, 1 .'ayrnoster CAMI.II6LL, of Marshal Bearsronti., WOOD. Moss, and FALCONER. Dr. FAIL quiet and more happy; that the esteld.shinents are division, has train ' PIA the following report to I Regiment • Dr.doses, of the mist ; Dr. COTTON, eatiutained ton great s too numerous, mid too et. his Excellency the General in Chief, dated Camps I ; of the Mlle Corps, and several sick ()Seers. trusted with the' pa G rii , c , ula r ly L d n is i ti o luish:d . himself in Watcher: , pensive: did Smnish corps have been formed, and de Omens, the 19th instant :- are forming, which ' are not only use less, I,u, pie. " 1 03 my march from Brozas, I received Intel. 'nee Letters and Papers brought by the Mereory 00 . 0 ,,, a . at the time of the Peace of Amulet'. 4 intheiel, lieoeuve they aletorb sums which un a ilit I.gelice that the' enemy occupied tierrobilles with a are lint su rt•cciit as acconists already received irons of Al;: e ni m da, ;a s s - ' il i a t w hie ci t s ro s u il :itry with Geneist hoar la..eu usetulle applied." coosidcrable Force, awl that lie was cro-sing tin. Ciihr, hoeing had lather a lon i.-- • ne left mouth board ir o f th e T r init y cilt.. / t , on oue a chts, [ r.. be enotiser4f, ai 3 I.r . a Lord Alutana 8 arrived nu Suudav at Tai , s in boats, taken from Latin, Aleonetlis„ and Cadiz nn the -2.1 tied alt. Om escorted by the Kaßgaroo 10.00 P of war. . 1, ••••-••••••••••••- T 11 1 , 4 11.111. On the I tido wist.tor, in the smor tt ittg. I The 411. p at hes to Govern Ment brought by the c4I)IZ MAIL. eater,-(1 Garrohillas with my party, and biasing herw isiaiid; and yesterday morning the ymeht '''' -.- /1/erniro ore dated on that day. They • Lordship es engsged in making a fiiireel ., : .. ii.firomutl that the enemy was on the other side of the • Wing no f 111:Z, Ari.L.IP e. •i•it oder weigh be the Northeorit : ugu•, but that front la to 700 or hi* troops veer. still tiros Id any importance. will be the weal place visited by his Lors. l ):li,, f AVe liar^ no very portir.:l3e i,e's,. loft ;:re• *lll3l- - the Alculietes boats, I marched thither ends my Saturday the 18'h inst. about twelve o '', 7 misty to i. , 1 - 'lll4 ittnnta fr 0 ,41 l'oelNal. 1-ir li•clood Three F 7--"..---- ' iktachineut. As soon 41 I was discoeerev the reach Serjeatits who de•ertel from Mae- ; h d I was droned it I by • noon, a arge t ree-uiste vesse l Keats ....is e,l four days iego in 1:-, /, ,,'K• 4.4 1 ,3, b e lib icaptisin I . e khan , , im . . ein„.i.iriter ..,. ~.,,, ii ~,.. enemy, he formed Ott the bank of the river. in ord..r eittnes army, are come to England in the Celt- seine li.hing.hotts at Braudon- bey, ply ... e miral Pit Amore sailed yesterd cc ii, t.... 1 ,, ,..,,, „. 7 . _ r,, to cover %haste who Oct opted a building ,hunted °l' fiirt guti-hrig. They elate, that the usual allow- rm.? of the county of K‘rry. u pprrent..• ..;.,, u, .. ii tips sole of the river. With the seine view the: of *heiress ; when, after a few mo ment.. a.m. ". _ ~. I . ..ith, l it .. ei , • ~ to pm Sir Charles Como,. ....1.:1..• •,• :: . ..e, mice of breath, the principal article. of subsistence is no more than two pounds a cues for three: r , di' command by an (MI ..., „i• i. ,,, „...„. u. „,,, , detached two launches with troop., who beteg . • Cstsait. at ice revoked. adopted the prudent part of d Atilisnitede event were at too grea t „ h e depot tore has heel issue will 1-....,..t. %11.1,t throwilig themselves tutu due river, Its ...trope I . dents i event &Ai u. The boats that wont a l ' here. lie had 4iveli t , ti•itt sit,ll.4ttiroi, and 1;0 the gaituo;ry of our soldiers, who, with thr lit- for :24 hones . The iiiiinbi:r of sick enuiiiittd to up- Tha Prievediugs of toe Gloucestershire r i d had the pl....eiere of rye, it ii g the iniet uatity,..lital wards Or 4000. and the main body of the army bail 1. 1"ilt of wh•eh we give* testsuiaity of .t, both from th e R eg . it .y rod t , most nurepidity, ero,ed the. river Monte, to take estent!'). full report y , al. . ' F„ Gillen bark five leagues on the 16th lusted. ; flier postiessiei of the building above mentioned, *hills t . •dorpoisy of the itinla„ popularity . of OrPoo . , r e ; etel ll The day for the to... Vilma. of the Crot,`. is I 0'41'4 4 (1.1117131111td all the harps; and they would cer- , i , „ , .• f l oor constitutional principles wh ich ••• , t . ..., t tal . 1..: 0 1% h..e, ait• .il Moir /Ur NOW bin for the rilli. also state, that .11113.3614 a et' Idu NOT sere at tart- - • - red to still Aced, bid there 14 H a &ilia that it wit, he iii .lie i • ' I. I, , . , - - No Msnrideual C atotolate dared . o di si ort•esiltlits , thitit mitten.. gill action, narserrr, stare, to consequence of a ditfi-reuce of opinion re- rich, populous. and enlightened count); roll ..„ L k course of o shot time. A wen number of I li' Ise' ensued, soil the fi re continued till two o'rloi I, spreting the military nperutioxs. been itimun so-. . e the two candid des who have t r' 1 • J• em rived ; they cannot tor-reline p. 1.1 • late a.reasti in eserlimr f,, is h en the ens iti remitted with considerable loss be pot o'r. It Is 11 , 1” I ender -t.loli l;141 the Spa. • . , . • The ('.purl sailed from Corunna nn the 13,11 pears to ground leis holies of sucer . ou ho Among the outmoded ou our sole, is the Second i „ . , ,_ ~, rival i 1 .1, .sis Wm:hi , ell( to thv COMltlttlti • 0 . Mali ,h. is of w sr ate to be sent to the Hatenioalt. I he instil a , . toms in „s at Aire had then a •.•• Lirri 1 etartnt Lionocs eatharina Marti", who was ""I" to f public anuses, and Ms hostility 1 ' 41 MANZANANF.4. JI;:V b. , , , te i tte i d . r , c that . re orm loightiv s (moue I * ' as eg et. 0 strength our c..inisteuey is t 11f • 61 Tie glil.itit du isinit of /Or relebr 0%41 i;elU'r II . • • . , . nip UM in • iii (wool. , (tem • - d oroers vit,,,, an at r . t . triet with rt . 4. .. 1.40 ...deer tr. .. 1, .... 1 All the correspoileeoce we nave lately received, likely to pen i s ex,eedj.... : l- - ernbarreoing and Iron- eart‘iin Mats itif has r crave t , at i t . as well from the west as slue east, evidently robes biesome to the ellvroy. Adrices had been ised, vent to deliver in an eittninet• of the s Of i r , . 6 •We af.A• j7j, , stay4 a rh:d ~.., tanwiii, wawa, a ~1.-.1 i. t!: it al.?. sitia,,,t rir,rtv the ti•rsiit cso make to en.i • I• I i wt.. rAecutioa. alt ~ toot the voliiiite • ers of that preen cr had attacked sat, or C 04,11111;•. ii• pei . 0 4 also a' ',. IL.- IL.P . IC if lite ttlon , ...t the AI gu A l.ter of Om 1.111..10itr0,t,, I 41.14 e U 4 moil ii.iity 1. r• . t!/14 is lie midst O. • • fr • I I Ir ognal stations in ti` lio_.101), , ,e. ..,, toll-oat tte es. t.I ...In of the cibil,una sue WOllllll. o'lol t mid defeated it bode of 1 - 110 11' • 4 • •11 taken , i . wit t, •ti_ • " I our unifor,usies, sod 44 lle II It ople. ,!.red that no ! island of Ailliolt ' t o II e I:ehic (s , he r ,...1 ii, le irs ~ ., . .ast. tr '. wag wrztorl to 1.....01a, lb: tatt..in o . pa- ve...! g ,,,,,,.,. lit ait4 , ~,,, st ,. :t , the see .i r .,,,, y .11 ~, i more -•1••,: ; 01 r •-iiiied In ii., a iwo Winn! of l ois i several mules laden with d o lt Lis sod chute It plate, lives are anittinlly luati ; aith the sildit:in ot ."' is •• .1. 1 tIIU'I,3U, A Ut•44 Lite of tosurritt,u4i Lobate Guth, • which they were r•corisig. The S 1 vuistds e• sr•• boo at the; place. 111 TIII SAME. " Moor EZCILLRST SErii•—l am now able to write to your Excellency. Kim) subjects which di rectly concern us. I had the they before yesterday • long conversation with the Duke de (Wore. *- Miter for the Foreign Relations. Ile had before • sid to me. he wished to communicate to me sante thing by the command of the Emperor. I shall re late you every thin; with respect to that conference, in which different subjects were treated. and all of Mime' nen ce. " The Minister told me, that His Imperial Ma jesty eau send no noire money to'Spein. and it is necessary that that King fool should provide to lie maintenance and the expenses of their WILY: that he has done enough in having employed 400,000 French troops for the reduction of Spain ; that France has emptied its coffers, having sent there from the beginning of the oar more than two hundred millions of livers; that our Government have not m tide use of the resources winch the coutitiy offers, in order to increase their funds ; that th -y should have forced the contrilmtimts in Atsdalnria, r 4 Pe - Nulty iu Seville and Nlalao. sits.l likewise in Mur cia:: that Its Nlajasry hire incised upon Lerida a contribution of 6 milliour of [tyres (I am not rertaio N this was the quantity which hr sod 'o me. or any other larger snail; that all the effects and goods belong;tia to the Esiglisli, found in Anthills. sic. should have kern confiscated ; and his lintieroil 'ilajesty has persuaded himself. that those wlitch were in S-•ville only could have liron.rht 40 millions; that they should hove seized off the plate of the churches an:l convent,: that nectssarily there must be much money in circulation in Spain, reckouing that which the French and English hare brought there, and that which has come from Amens; that the Emperor has always made war at the expense of the countries which he has subjugated, exact . tug from there to maim aisi and furnish the ea petite, of his armies ; that it he had lint employed so many troops for the redaction of Sllllll, he would have disbanded a great number of them, and would have saved the expense which they sera. sioo ; that the stocks of our tresutry hare nor experienced the isiversion which was to be prefered, and was convenient. that is to say. to pay the troops which are to make the couritiest seed pa cification of the kingdom ; that there hiss been many writs/spot prow.ious in expenses for loxii vy that the gratitiertions add rewards. though just. could have been stopentled to tones more quiet and more happy; that the esteldadisnesis are usaiutinued ton great, too numerous, and too ex pensive; nut Smallish corps have been formed, and are forming, which' are not only usa les % lap toe- Iseessuse they absorb SUCH. which 'lndia hate lat.cu tisetultv applied." Ca be eemtilmed. CADIZ MAIL 111:Z, e. li't hers nn •ery liortirohor loft finely t r , iii4 wine (nee ii•Cild.fi !](rote 0..iir41 four (14y• lezo iu 1:', 1 71 ' 4 , 44 1 n, c a m d i n 4 - n Omni in CillIA,1,111.111•1• 11, Ad miral Pit Amore •ailett yrsttni ry to j lilt Sir Cowie:. (:ettoo. . 1 .1. command by on Orli t:z it.... 41 departure stay hem', seen h here, he had 4 iven great sitod;lttina, and 1,0 had the pl • -.ttere ree.is It a rho ono•t t,stmwsiy of .r, bath frosts the Iteg• it t,r ~r✓i. 11 I.,kt The - (fay for the meeting. of t h e: Co , t. it 10. t l't Ikea, hitt there ir tti.it it will I•- .:se cour.e nin*lnLt mile. A weds number ul hac.• a.rently City cannot birr.!oi It O'r. It tx woe undt•r•taod I; . ott Ow Spit rush git.i's tr rte to lie eeot to the SYANIAMAIIF. 4 ..,I6:y 8. 'rte. Kall.nht tI ~ion nl liir reirbr Oka i ;1: , 11 . t tl ok' m oan roi own with rioioni.lio:l indoor to' • we 1...4• i7it. , trut of ihAt nye &emelt', etuch, tt Iltr It. , ‘rf thr thew, •o 4 the *I gughtcr of the or.tl•ont Ith. ex , tA ...on of the chthhota UI *OMNI, ought to .vo. t.. , .sphte w•. 111 • t•zurrt to 1 ida , the .70... n 0" pa gen.!r..u.•ut 464 st i r wt:lth the two elTousey 141 •• THE'ATRE-R()) - AL, ILI V-MARKET. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. August 30, will be per (sth time We lease.) THE AFRICANS; . ur, WAR, LOVE, AND DUTY. Maclabors), Mr. Jour.; &lieu, Mr. C. Kerabte; Henry Augustus Mug, Mr. Liston. Burls's, Mrs. Gibbs; Darius, Mrs. Breretint; Suits, Mrs. Liston. To which will be added, • rarer, called KILLING NO NICRDER. &whin. Mr. Mathews Mr. Apollo &lei, Mr. Lidos o Fanny, Nliss 11 Kelly. 'To-morrow the Comedy of furry One has bis Fault, with Surnhastro Torino°, and P 1.4 and Counterplot. UR. BRAHAII3 NIGHT, AND LART APPEARANCE LYCEUM TMEATIIR.-RNGI.ISII OPERA. 'PHI"; I'ItEiENT E EVNING, Asigusot 30, A_ lOW, •ill be reriirrined dr* Comic Opera 1 4 111? CABINEI'. Prime Orlasodo, Mr. Brillion ; Coma Corte's°, Mr. We witter ; Marquis tic Grand Chateau, Mr. OxArrry. Itorilace, Mrs. Maddock', Crtodelia, Mrs. Torino ,• Constanoin, Miss Poole; Cortina, Mrs. Urger ; /queens, Miss Kelly. In the coarse of the Evening, Mrs. Abbe, who has kindly red hrr assistance, sill bill"' the ccichatlea Dort of love Thee," with Mr Bratiatti, enatposed by Mr. Bishop, from the Opera of The CutrAsstau ; and the Snag of " Swert Echo," 11(.0°1..1.min:it On the nide by Mr. A.hr. At the end of the Orra, Mr. Biahano will sin; "The lie.tth of General Srißalph Aistrcrornbie." To %bleb will be added (11r she tells time), a Neer Greed Alva-Heroic slerio.Comic Ballet of Artiou, called JACK THE GIANT-M1.1.1M. With selected M qwc, New Secure, Dresiwo sod Deeste2tioss. (The Ballet under the directioa elPr,Brallbwry.) Cobalt.), king of the Silver Minn , Mr. Fisher; Valiant°. Knight of the Order of the Greta Dragon, Mr. Boordia ; Jack 11. e Giant• Killer, Master leers; Terrihlio, the Giant, Nlr. Robert ; Spearaldisioshiehhipasvor.labos, Squire to Jack, Bradbury. Iruniaka, Nine... 4 of the /hirer Mme. • Miss Lappin.); Aurella, the Guardian Genius, Miss E. late*. 113 F. .112aTiS1 I PRESS.