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October 13, T y tH be acted ila Td ri TH E GAMESTER. @ball soared at the fla-yel Nara] College three or four hi win on the morning, of every day in the week, except !Manley ; t ell ablhalie.l holidays; where they shall he insarneted in santli pnrm of the ("Downie suhjrcta as shall appear to the Prufeas., mar of the College to he best adapted to the object of the establislnseot y vox the formation of able sod useful ship builders s Geometry, FlOkioMl k Algebra, Theory of Newel At , Plane Trigonometry, chitectine,' Mechanics, Drawing, Hydrostatics, The French Langone. no Mondays Tuesdays, sod Wialundays, the apprentices shall be employed at the College during the boars msons meat rd, in the study of nuithematies, tinder the prolesaur or the instructor ; oats Thorid.ay and friday itioruieg., in drawing, niter the drawing.niester ; the art of persrtetive heoot Ilio•I partieulatly applied ea drawin the different parts of a ship. and the murnan of tisfairdey shell be appropr..ated to the a.tody of such books rind//exercises in the Freoch Lan gone, wider the French waster , ns may perfect them therein, sod oat the same WSW MI their protenionel knowL..lee. his iheionai of time allotted fur their studies, is, bow eo-r, to be subject t•, such alterations as shall appear to the prof.mor bead ulcalated Cat proinotiog this abject of the institution. In the reissuing part uf the day, when not attending at the college, they shall hr employed under the master ship wright or busts actor of natal architecture, in the naublil-IoC, in the variant+ kinds of 11121111111 taboo, counected with skip hoildnig ; in the acquirement of a complete knowledge of the ditreiriat part., of a ship, end of the method of imintructirag and faineant' the same, as well as in discriusinating leerdif ferrnt properties deducible from theoretical eakalatioas ; oat sloe management and conversion of timber, sad gene r.al:y m such other as the mow-shipwright may consider as hest adapted to make them fall- acquainted wait all the 11 et a'l of the duties of a practical atop-wright 7'u insure the punstiroent of offences committed by them daring their attendance at the college, • hook shall be kept Iw the interior, in winch such offences shall In entered ; and at the coal of each week, or °Amer if there be occasion, this b oo k shall be seed to the office of tin: Comainsain.ier, who will outlet sock entoishenent to toe iullieted , as may he con turioeble to the usual treatment of appreattets its the dock yard. Shortly will be pedilialted, By 'V.I . :AM:I4*nd W. DAVIES, Strand. Eli•ziwilly printed, lu die Volumes /rialto, with a P.rtrait of Atl , Won, from an o r igi na l Victor. by &il (a taw J flop*, on Royal Paper), TlLE.it'ottliS of ils• Ri g ht. ti n . JOiEPH .I.DDISON. A use Baiting, with espies. Notts. By the late RICHARD HURD, D.L. Ltd /bebop of Wurcerier. - 9,„,,try, Mr Young ; Stokely, Mr Egerton; Leeson, 11rc ic to ble; Bred, Mr Creswell; Jarvis, Mr. Murray• i ts p o nies, MI6. %Wilms; Charlotte, Mrs. %Teams. To abieh will he added, the Farce of inaccirve,, from went of 4lakte , Al reasons. The public ought nut it to remain assured that one unpin may occur, will imm.•di•tety bq 4 Gazette, by order ut Goverisitient. 111 E 11111. D Data Murcia, Mr Chapman; Marqois Altntora, Mr. l iw‘ toa; Coast Vat r seiA, Albert.... Mr perm!. Marchioness Merida, Mrs Hsu:lolde, Amsittlos, for the Poses to ke taken of Mr Ttran.lon It the g o i.Offire, Is PriliCe's-plutc, Mot Ltrzet, (tom tell WI hit t o ;11. &COIN' Price ta. 6.1 —Pit 1.1 S•ennd hw'e 1r ...L ew er Gallery ss. litcoad Ps ice I a —I: pytr cone, is. Se/0114.1 Prw • ttif. Ti , m o i res., Inelr and Vante.—On Thursday, The !Moan , o h„, —Oa Friday, Tbs. Ilroudtnati.--eh l Saturday. king Munflny, King Lear..-011 Tuesday, Isabella; dr , The Fatal Marriage. Nothing particular his occurri Ise are still iu sultense. Kansas: through ilia Aleutejo to the oppesi Taw's, with about 10.000 Spauiar at this moment embarkiug to cam Monier has joined Meseta* with number of troops. Our troops liner. the enemy all . along uu rencontres of parties, but Doihing the battle of giaata! Granola Tease sod &heft,. Spanish and Portuguese. are . Masiena's rear. It will be a unrdcle my escape; yet prudence directs use every precaution to enable ul . this step became necessary. us suc) the hands of Providence. We are here of the Allied Army bong their positions. 'Thin day are piebliehed, Ia lwe vrihnnic with • Portrait, after a Miniature by Zweig, &See 141. Ia birerth• • . rery tee copies on larger p a p er , price ie., • tice Lalime', being the Third of E J.ET FERS r f MRS. EI..IZ.ASETH II MONTAGII ,• with sense elf the LETTF.Rt of her C I HtIti:SPONDENTS —.Port she First—Cuntainiug ker Letters (ruin an early are to the 2.4 e of Published hy MA • rrlll.w MONTAGE?, Esq. M. P. Iler Nephew sad Executor. Printed for T. Cadi.ll and W. Davie', Strand. ay whom shortly will be rebllaln d , I h.• Sec,nid Part. • riIEATU 24:1141. LYOlll,lr. i( GAR the Autili.eity of the Lo I Chamberlain ) rTi I'IIEsENIIUKSDAY. o. tutu-, 23. bitttkjeotWO Ilevaats will art the Foramly of THE BEI.I.E'S sTILATA(;EII. DrAmert,sh. Atri.;.; Hardy, Mr. Penron ; Sir Georee ? m arvel, Ur Eyre; Plotter, Mr Palmer ; haalte, !Mr tetotall, Mr Holland.. Letitia Hardy. Min Dow liPpollollBoff dais reams) ; Mrs Racket, at N. Rao Tairehwamill, Mrs. Urger; Mita Ogle, Mil &ger. To Math sill be added, die Illasical Eider taiu weal of TH it EV I Elt' ; OR, THE WIMPS OF WINESOR. D rys' , Ben, Me Femme ()seem Hexagon!, Mr. J Dsu►; Looney Mao twolier. Mr. Jobustome ; Cale!. (lu„i•rm, Mr. Mathews. Grace risylove, Mrs. Urger; Lel, Mrs Bloisel ; Florets., Moss lirtly. &Airs Cos. Snood P. ore os —Pit 3s EJ Seems.% Price sr.— sr. Serra Pries Is--Lippe Gallery is. SecuuJ the monk► of Alasbora opened their stores to all '*ho chose to take any thing, sod seat 85 FRI of Wine to our ariny : the net they Cpa•ieuseJ. among whtc•h war 9,0 kro bushels of wheat, to prevent the enemy from seizing it. Nina hundred prisoners came in to-day, taken in rations places. The French General Simon goal home to E q . land in the Apollo frigate. le-water, Tbe rahllet Thuisday, The Weft In disa.—ue Cakeday, All i• lbs Wray. Tilts PH IA" Doorl te T. 111 Mr. c . Noroblo N. io/OrieTa To TIII mkt minrii n en ", Cow morrai. Morel • H . 3.lassi Morro for lb pt. Box-O , liar Roos s. ?ore is .." 14 " . cs:Wq Is. poOireft I • Ilu • Fatal T 4 ft Garr vil Ibir etl THE primer,, m Tmstbio- 4 , $1 ?..a; er OS kr fl,or 11,1100 To trlric6 oil OR, Yr. Dimly J Smolt; 1. Clu.erro, hr. My, Mrs 111* Sc. GaLeal to. Sr Prot od diu.—us Sat, —•— ,is tire tarp I iSCOU tllmt fiC MOST sod Si orlocerl, 1•41 Ooroornto Wri ro‘ gr. Behar Rotes Wr Fore, Title. a Priut. , l Di der i. two, iroorl kr Po roper ON T '0 too: ilt Hls A kt•SION era ?eve in C. 11 . 1 0 breed lira s logo. a remits to the mow. ' T"'" . 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By WILLIAM DAGEE, D.D. *teller of Trinity Coet•ge. end Professor d Mathe' natio in Ilk University of Dobbs 'ratted fur T.Csdell and W. Davies, Strand. JOANNA% hall/war law volumes octavo, ding- Pottralas. price it. i to. $O la bowls • a few Thr royal parr. rim YL ea. a New ird ai Awroitv OF NOLA N 11. from t lir aoltoos or Kier George the Tkiod. to the cogent • an the year twit. JAHN ADO I.F T'S. F. F. S. A. Haled . 14 T. Coda! and N. Damn , Squad. Threat, stet Mr. Ttetihr`o sod Th.. Siiicileteh Hw complete History of Esottiftuu, hours the eackcei tie sear 4703; mated in so ffairo , .o bait awl Tins Da y is pablialisti, 41 . litl . ER I X REV I E %V.—No. VII. cowahutg,Gefro r d' s Life of Ole Right I too. Willia9t to Ike Calamities against Olgorg—.Ctsehe's Ratuaa—Proh mot Levlies Geometry—Lord , tr. on the Ramie husiety—Coodect of the • insot in P. , rtugal,, Re. Lc. Julia Murray, 34, Firevarnet ; Hale►aad, Pia RH hardy's*, Cortthill, London; Parker, 00. oat*. Camhtidge; W Biseicvsood, lErlinb , irghe 0., Downs ; 'dad 1011 . sat. byWed I Mal. 111 England, Ecuttand, nod lucland will he pnl•lished early is December, and lbs irn repilart) every :here months. EAhnouteof the Cm mer•rt amber* aro yernlyi '''` 0 Y bs had, p lee It. Os.; twine, Row I, onset ne Mf . , I • Netelfraike. Jane 4541110. rbscipat Officers end C..atttuirriawe►tf of IBl ' ., A r m, hent6g el► e Nav, f but a Plan to ' t,vo evehliAtti at the Regal Neva ralle ; •e of !1.-6 loyd at Potttolooth. jit a Srperior t us if Slupeliehts 414 0 , *r of etn.lnits in the superior elate of ship. awes o .llt, in the first instance, he liatiteiltn liCratlee!: rr Im:reined to tw•!uty-tiee. The inenetiee I. p abet be urn *# are j lent fur a ' g at 11.1 .• previously ecreed in the isfi.witor elms 01 Ili. 4 ..l , aty's yetJa fin the spawn of two he inity sin yearei and nuly Gee 'eon; for a hare peen, iue!), nerved iu the slid clues for ye.wn a r m :Moir of Sent Arelsileirtitre will he Pnerut oabt..tieteut Ito) Naval . I' pectlettlerly ha the instruction of this dame It.hiteo fur schulefou tenet posoclovo er:tillesttes pito striae*, ..r ourprusto,ttorse the% See of meal Istkeorme pro 1 (r., ot the pariah to stitch llory were WC , ' 4( their itwin; ~ Nog nut ng.re Olga I. erste. u dew or ate. .14:oho front 4.110:e the apprrw uk„,rua~bes.l.Aitr.!loci .hall sot re 11 .4.1 throw yearo o(•l.. ,r time C..turightti.s u. ‘ 4 " o the filet IV.olgresisoy So S *riot*: is the l's••fsgoot o er the. Roy Noseoll 4 eleCeo ' l'lo'.us't in t!., ory sof IV so.' it. hi . yete•ore of the Comosaitootoseter .of Ihr 1 . s•-01. " 4 t.s'erreor of the Cr-4rue, most ' , tuner '"lttp rrit.srt the r.-esstt it the ex-onstue- Cues.airieSurrow tlos..l.lm.raSty, s usefully 4 the coolohstats* so ostreouttouo„ accurst- I, cum., rewrite. A e• t ult S.- the euhjoo of rearnigotinos, with 'r. t uf,, r 1 .1.1411. ate gostot he rwrft• . 4106 :.r.intio• e.4l,sh, Awl Ir/biting It 'Mk 1:n •1.11 ) from . Ate rale/ of A r.thutotic, awl the R 41.1 of 'We 1111.114,14 a:Od alto 'a valise sod decimal n..k.a Earlors Riemeots. by R of Propo.t... :a 4.g 44. 44. 11" A ••• M. IQ. 11. s. !Souk I I. this ,•• ll6 'll-,i4 ra giving OP' .oust Prrt . '" : dc ' qua Le expeet r e t o ma l e. t h e coo . .1 t0a....0r •lih tomerroes ant a rotor ia° cu'Rr. a hisinvie n( which , RI Aqicly rentki‘i d ,u clue esottototes gibe may nkrk .tor firm 111 . 1 111111404ti00 which la to he • ??Gietitte te l'ausc wt... aro ?"'" l'i..lllv ars th.L. I • at all onborpreot "" tl e , ca.plidelw writ he soloist. to nod • al+ heist r. " 11. • the ouverior stags the a; privateers Y' .: And at the end of each year, a public examination shall take place, in the presence of the officers mention:a in the third Artielw, and a general statement ut the impiarenseut of the reaper:me apprentices in the theisretii al part of their prufession, shall be transmuted by the Prufemur of the Ca ttier ; and of their prozress in the practical part, by the muster shipwright, through the Commissioner of the Duck tr.l, to the Adoor:111)•osiice ; tattle end that, if it shall ap pear that an np ! iu has partmislarly dissitoroishett hint ., If in :cly of i 1,,• , Irpartnieois of his pr &mien, the Loma ut the Admiralty may confer us him midi k of their approbatiud as their Lordships may deem es. i•edient Ti.” last year of their apprenticeship, or inch part there of as the Lords COuiw s.iourrs of the Admiralty may think proper, shad be .1 at sea, in such of His Majesty's' ships as their I.nr.labips shall direct, with a view of obtaining • , 1111e praeuril knowledge in the steering, sailing, trimming, an.l tudleating as slip , is making remarks un the motion • .il ig of a ship, iu all her parts, in bad weather, and u.i • high sea ; the standing and straining of the masts and yar.is. ender such circumstances ,• the placing of the axed blocks, with a view Si the pr .per leading ..f ropes, kr.; and, in obtaining meth tafunnit.iot. as the Captain gnerally,- Ca. prnter, and oilier Othcer i o f th e s hi p may, by their es periturr, rommuuicate, cud inch a their own animations way suggest. .1311ri04 the tune that such an appresitice shall be on board a ship, he will he resiiri,l to keep • Journal of his remarks and uts.ervaliuns, srionced nuder distinct heads, looting such imprereineuis in any part uf the ship, or any thing connect. ad therewith, as wily suggest themselves to him, from a lei• note a: tention to 11“ CllTlllll>taiitelt by which a ship is affect ed at sea; a copy of which journal is to Ise transmitted t• the Admiralty. A cabin, or birth, will he allotted to hint in the FPOIII, or in setae other suitable part of the shop, he *bal, mesa with some et the (Micas, and he 'treated, in all 'Aspects' an a gcntltaiint Salaries to be allured Apprentice+ II the appreu- I II the appeeto fire shall not I tiee shall hare lave served two •rrved two years Taws au the in. in that cat. &vier class. of theSuperier Cabs : I the apprea lice shall Awe served fArac )e.Ars is *Si class Silei tat year Leo uf year tat year 70 242 year utt year tat year as 4lh year .3ii year 2di year 9^ stb year eth year ad year lOU 6th year sth sear tth year 210 7th year 6th year sib.car 130 flpots thrir return Guns sea, anti they can be sppointral office re in roneeptenee of eaca.ien a haring occurred, they shAl hr esuployi.l sat/veneers of ships building, so assisting the Master Shiy. ~ sgist iu t►c different Yards, and their assist ants ur furessp-, , Is the aught tart, wader Ow timber muter ; or in any otiose intustiow ild wlaieit the Muter Shipwright ray hare OCClNiddit to suploy thews, wok the apprithatiaw of sot Colonisation,: .te,ing that int...real they shall hare trod. per annum; and .1 inch VeCIIIII - Ita 11111.111 , 1 out happen fur three years afit r their return, they shall then bare 1001. per 11000Z1 01.11 i they tie pawkiest fur. . • In octet 144 the serviem of yi mug men, whom migration Las here o!4 used et ■ emmidereble expeure to G•werameat, may not be hot on the exporattest of their upprentreeship, they 'ball moll of them, previously to their entry to the Y will, be rtquired to 6',.l two sureties, to ruler into hund io Hoe amon+d ,ml them to the forfeiture of tha held •trot rf they shall leave Hi. Slajc , ity• • lietwice Iru )c.wsoilm• they are mot of their lime ; avid In the event of us spprenflt P Mine discharged for utiveouiloet, the amuaul lie tile Wail, or sin much of it as may iedeninify Govern to •ot for the expe.ire incurred a hi. eilutstles, shall he forfeited. %the toli,ert of this lasillutivta is to improve the goal ifira truss of the Shipwrights In the Ituek•yarsle, au4 thereby Sc inure a sioremssun of as tAirers, born a 111111 l c aborn ollicers of the cieserspt aits.er-weasureri, tort wen, sail be weirs -01, and from those thr appoiutons•ut• the superior 4,06C11. iw lies Il!ajesty's Deielilards, and Susec)ors of the Nsvy, .111 testiessatel, la mask. . - -- Ti.. day of taamivativa n hoed far the Arai Wed te..lay to No, ...tare, neat 1711. Nutt ether, tato). a certain another 4optoutteln nott to the Uotti.yartla are to he exeotted fruits moues! la:Jitter, to prep re throtteltt • for tint Wearier...moo ; an d di a • public suttee of the qoaltications expected front them aho tntewl to beronte candalites, and ut . the d ty on shit% sock esetlitlairti alit he evaluated, at mere, to or.lrt dial 11,. lINSPINT t Ire eistrmi is the atapetior clt.t of op rewire. , whirls is the lirit year it to be limited ill tuo. e ni.sy be coed from those beat qualtlicti, whether leele..gtog to the I/orb-yard or out. Such vretga . of dtWeriptiue hl , wicatiwwd, a 1.0 tic /111,1,0111 1.1( bee 1.124111; r40.1..1.th7 for 114:1111.1 II 1•• 1 lOW superior e 14.1 of appreutieta to helves to lire pJeh•y..r.l Portwe.noth, arc e f lie rob) ud..erae 1, 11.„,1 they 1.:11 orgiu3nell I aired nutlet of their inutatouti tu ti.. N ie r Moot, tic the Custatuwoser of Ms Mllidevtl's Dock yard et Puit.wa..stb. ou the 44th of elebearer seta, . 4 4 men be 10-reared etas every deseseetie 111 . 1011 tllAitglC4lb..• veralh.ned 13 this a.tck airvitumt. awl ttuut, be al rogue...Lb card at eight "'cluck us the neraiug of the day o. ,Auel.,..akei, ink ;th Nueeseber, lutn t a.*J wait fur futbei J.cect.ora frus the t:oanaisaisnier futtheir pence. &me, g. •-• Taus deg ere elegabily priote.l its our large vo lume, qua. to, pric e O. es in &I:aid:, HIL OSO ill ICA L A ys. y Du_ GAI'.D STEWART, Esq. F 11'.44 'Perko§ P resCessor of !Vora! Pbtlear•pLp to the University of kdirriar~Y; Notional Mcnets:r of the Imperial Academy et &Puree at St. Peterchurnb ; nod Metotter of the Atm, rit out PlelluerlAiical Society halt! at Philadelphsa. hinted fur T. Cada asml Ihmes, Strand ,J. matro n Eletteitreet and Constable , litutter . Part, and fleeter, Leclpete-street, Leaden : and fur W .Ceseela, and A • cire. *table end Co. Edinburgh. • Of whom may be had, by the same Author, ELEMENTS of the PHILOSOPHY of the HUMAN STIND;, Id Rditioe, iu one large volume eclair*, price los. 6d. ii boats* WAN TED, in the Country. * PROFESS ED' COW Apply bemoan is and o'clock, at Dorset-gime, Portinan•assiare. PJREIG.V INTSLLIGIift‘g. LISBoN LISBON, ocT. 9. • Though yestezd.iy was it tempestuous day, it did rot prevent the disembarkation Of a number of English troops, and the itiar(!i of some lorge corps of them, us also to two newly formed battalions of Portuguese troop., who, though they left the city is the midst of a violent rain, all manifested the greatest cheerfulness and satisfaction, sad marched with the utmost aleerity to join the grand army, or ariswwets peartiotio es might he allotted to them.— Such is the hatred of the enemy, and such the desire of ilefeattog their pride, that the greatest Is. ti 4 ues and privations ate rendered almost pleasing, by the consideralioli that there is little doubt but they will pr.uluce the total destruction of tete enemy. and the complete deliverance of our injured and oppressed country. Our Government has taken the requisite measures to give assistance to those unfortunate families who, to avoid the ferocity of the enemy, have been oh- Isged to abandon their property and their mountry, and take refuge in this capital. According to the Accounts received of the state of our army, we may expect the happiest issue of the struggle in which we are engaged. OCT. 10. We now look forward with much anxiety, taut not with alarm. to a great and decisive battle taking place. The roemy has advanced Ili far as Santarem. Our army occupies the strong tines of Mara. where Lord Wellington will receive the French. We are convinced that if Meatus makes the attack, he will add another wreath to Lord Wellingtoies honour, and crown the British troops with immortal glory ; the only fear is. that he will set dare to make it. Although coufideot of siteeisss. yet prodenre has caused oar Cessinanders to adopt every possible pretautMn to facilitate the embarkation of the troops, should circumstances render surh a flies. sure expedient. Prisoners and drstrters daily ar rive here is great numbers. Upward, of 40 000 perseoscarse in Isere before the army, driven Aorn their homes by the French, wh burn, murder, and violate. Devestatioa rnArks their progress—burn ing village (the inhabitants of which ere lisrpy to escape with life) point vet their track. It is impas sible to forts any idea of ths scenes now acted in this century—ley must he seen to be credited. Oar army is most ord. rly—the crowfeet of the Bri tish troops is moat exemplary, rot a single man of them ever tout hes an snick.st b. it hetsasinttr is the &laurelling and irostler of the Porttiglese nation. o. T. 12. Its Exceileitcy : lllll Mergai. Mtn ina has at used in our terntoey. His search is intr•.tded to eombilie °pre:diens with oar Geuerat-in-Chief. anti not from any other ether ciase • Na •eme, from want 41 hooting the troth. sew have invert' -d. Frey using *hews that the march of the AVied Ar.niei is he west of the peninsula is tile rstult of an reea rattly orientated and la'ofunn•l The ptiotintity of the Inn armies brings to Lis 'ion a pest elatuhrt of ner.oes logitites an 4 uhareie-ell of lb Ihnn pretend to eirealce twee, fur the =est part absurd report•, or at any rate very CADIZ MAIL. 4DRID, IrPT. S. At the beginning or thou mouth 300 Ftench of the movable column of Taratit:m deserted, the Ca Nalry of the same division pursuer' and overtook them, when the colon:said:ler wishing to punish them, the greater pert of his troops mutinied, and he ea* übhged to give up the deign. (./it the 4th entered by the rrate of Aicall, 31) waggons tilled with woornied. The pectic* of Patriots hare destroyed the enemy's garrisons of Atomic and Ithaca.: upon title 'midi:getter, dereisle reniforeementa marched on the sth and Gth towards the bunks of the fakes. Oat the 6th, Joseph Booaparie hunted at Vetipaim. vomited by 600 men and 4 oieeerrof artillery! The same day the Patriots killed es French. and took 30 priarmerr, in Paracuelloa. On the night between the 6th and 7th instant. 6 waggons loaded with wounded arrived from Casar, and 130 men of the brigades of Batten atitt Holland. No intelligenos is given from the Courier. which arrive from Andalusia. Smrie infer from this si. hence, that things do not go on'prospemusly for the French in that country, particularly as they men tion, that from Granada, Malaga, Cordoba, anti o:her place', many persons are coming to Madrid. %%lio have di•eared for the intrusive Governmem. They report from Anduxar. that the cottely coin ing fro:a Granada dares not to advance, toscau e its escort was suddenly obli,ted to march for Seville, The Itoyal Guard has received orders to he iY reldiness to march for Valenc4 on the tlat inst. Io cmi.equence t.f this, the public suppose that Se. bassiani, who it la known marched upon the king. dom of Marcia, ices experienced some disaster. D on Jose Lopez Juana Piniila , Intendant of the province of Cruculai4sars, and President of its su. pwriorJiritii, has transmitted to the Council of Re. geory r:it folleivingdispatch fr o m Doi:Juan Martin: " Mon EXCELLENT SIR, S.nne rick and sound. ed of the cavalry under my command Fwitig in the town of Mierler, I repaired tv see them yesterday morniii,r, when I was informed by a gond pasriet, that of the 700 French who were in Berlongs„ the greater part were gone into the territory of Cars. cons to levy contributions: with out haring a moment, I gave orders to the three comparritio of caviller, tinder the command of Don Vicente Sat dine, Don Saturnino Albuir. and Don Jose Moor de ten, and to the Tinilleurs of Signentar COO - by Dori Nicolas de Isidro, cantoned is dais city, to he at Miedes at brisk of &Ay, in orJer to make dispositions fotan attack so the enemy at the point where they were etpected. They obeyed esy orders *till their usual promptitude, and. by NM after rev•ni in the morning we were already 4 Retartr.lo. Oil leaving it, we, on a suddeu. .md iota ohe French, who, no doubt, having been kr (rented of our movements, had waited f,r us in a potation particularly advantageous. The force oaf the enemy was 400 intensity, oupp irted by RO horse. notwithstanding we were to a manner SSW prised, my troop, whom nothing can downy. peer p red for action with that intrepidity of which it bas vs often given proofs The action was obstia nairly maintained on both aides; but is itsvii lei/ Nye troniiii was favourable to the rneiny, we 4 leooth doper them from it, and poniard them neatly throe leagues. The French usweely ever &splayed equal e.dour, and matting hot the bravery of my troops could have fumed ekes to retreat, is Wise :: ....gam is i o e . --..--.. -, 405 ......... , ,,A ..,7,t . 4t. vl , 5 ,.. :.... ~...+1 -,•<•:i'P ))t-:', ( .tircf4o . ' I 1 LEPZINIMT. . . and r... !spiny Wile . to credit thew but portant event that ..- tmuounted it this t. . • OCT. 1. red since toy WOO as has coma If•nies ppiwite side of the ards; Ins troolosare me over. It is said h about thi saline are in the hlafra 3 r front coniitill4i game. It will be :with It or 15,000 . near Cuitubra. in Ade if be or his sr, as that we should i to be off. shoukt such an stfair is in ire quite consisted ; able to maintain d their .totes to all od seat as gapes of Constiosed. antonig at, to prevent the hundred prisoners I places. gm.* home to E q . , , stk. y well be pi:11,1345nd, iu cur volume quarto, with s P tettrait of Loot Clk rateneant, Ruin aa ouglual Picture (ft tow Copies eta Royal Paper), MEMON II of iii P' ) LITICAL and PRI VATE LIFr. of JAMES CAULFIELD, EARL of CHARLESIO T, R P By FRANCIS HARDY, Req. Ilesulker of the House of Cuninickwa, iu die dame last Par hamenta of Ireland Painted for T. Cadell and W. Wogs, Strand,