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k r I I FROM SATURDAY Nrottirs VAZETTE. --- MILITARY Plt 1 )110TIONS. • troy-QtFre, Jols 8, 1809. Second Reaiewnt of LW: t:tt trichina Meant, from the 7th Poor, to b.. Con.m.t anti Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase. VIC.' Clay, wliu Ist Regiment of Foot—captain rMer, to be Ma jor, by purchase, vire Wauchup“, promoted in the Both Foot. sTArr. To be Deputy Cooreetstriet.Cenerol of Store, Proriteort, For-we to the F'orret. Assistnnt-Conimimiry Charles 'Athens. Assiataut-Coautuisatry Philip R tortillas. liosi.t . r.u, STAFF. Edward Nathaniel Bancroft, M D. from Half pay, to be !by4ifirm to the Forces. Aire, M.D. to he ditto. Deputy Inspector JOllO Webb to be as Ins:iectue of Hospitals. Soricoa G. T. Areliug to be a Dimly 'evertor of hos pitals. To be Sorceotte fn the Forret. g•tr4con John Irwia, frost the !hi Dreaoune. aseoh Adolphus, front the 55th Foot. !run William Vissall, from the tith Foot ,:iron. ‘Villialu Gordon, front the :t 1,4 Foot. ti irgeon Vist.ieSergel, from the 1.1 Dragoons of the Ring's Germ:sit Legion. Serttroo George qeoecke, from the nl Litlet Infantry batta lion of ditto. Surgeon William ,Liailerilale, goonv. Orthmee r., tonal . Coro. of Royal rotaineers Major-(in:Neil Twiss to be Cobriel-f'onriyindant. Lieut. - Ai nit-Colonel to Colonel, vice To iss. Brevet Lieutenant-C,;lonel Vet:tinder Detre to lw Lieute . sant•Co:ou4,l, vier Julanatoue. Captain Hobert l'alkinJon to b i e Lientenant-Coloitel. Illrevrt Mono Richard Fletcher lie Li..tenant-Colonel. Curtail) Heavy I . ,mt to be Lieutenant-Colonel. 'l ova Itctintrot of Artillery. I.lelsoma,t-Coliniej Charles N. Cookson to lit C.donel, Tiro . derroe , l. Major Junes l'incy in be Lieutenant Colonel, vier I %inborn. Captain .44es'ancier lVatama to 1w rice Vine) -..i1l • dated Jviatt on; !unit eas.stioinis Nigro./ by tAr Lep? tirotritort of ei• Cottray of Kent. Itc•timent of ',real Militia. Edward Finch Hatton, Lag to be C.iptani--ditte(l ()eloslier 14 tar's. Thomas I%rett, Esq. to br Illitto-- latcA 0•. tl, taw , . Vonte.uri• 3101., 1: , 41. to be Iltto—late.l Oct. 11, 4,,, , ,. • t v :roi r.to, j... 1. es i . to he ditto--slated t. 1591. Caro. qt :..q. !,, he ,111tn—.latest (b-I, 14, 110 - 1. Ileas : Leg. to Oct. li, 14 , 14. V 1 :Ili Lin Philip II ouywood, to lie ditto--Jateil tort 1800. Wallows Ormond Hammond, Esq. to bet ditto--olatett Oct. 17, 1898. John Z , bonytree, jun. Esq. to be Oct. la, tem.. %ninon Brockin to, inn. Esq. to In• dittiv-4dated ttctutier t loot,. Admiralty-(Vice, Jody 8, 1800. litiefollowtog partisuilars,rtllative to the crectia tion-Nif.COriimur ansittlevrol, by the French, are tont:coed in u Aeries of letter.; from Capt. Ilothain, of His Majesty's ship the Iteliance, to Admiral Lord Gambier, dated from the 9.2.1 to the 30th of ?cot month. • In enlist-9mn +. of the defeat snstaineil by the enemy'. array under Morsel? N e y, i n th e ac ti on n "Most the Sitio:all Caves at the bridge of the Poyo, th.o. iimerai fell kick ou Comma on the lith mime, and immedistely heron to take mea sures for rclinritiiiihini the 1)8,41.7141041 of th it pare earl Fenol, roiuoving hi. (rove*. Ire division. , to ail encampment three league. in inivalice from lfe tanzos, toward. Lugo. The lust divisions of the French left Ferrol nn the .21,4, and Commie on the 84d. after having in bath places spiked the gems and tletroyed the defences on the Errol-aide, together with time 111•14111‘11111 and stores ini • ever! kmil, and comp!etely disarmed the places and their inhabitants. .• The low:Ally of the enemy's position rontinn to to hold the Authorities established by the relich at Carmine in subjection, through the fear of his return, no comiimnimitieni being rotiferel i th the British ships, but by flio„. of truce, and the n. it of defenee in which 1.111 batteries and lines em the sca-silo were left, rendering it dangerous far the Eo k4 h.lt to laud, or approach the coast, in the even t of the re-appearance of any of the ewe my, Capt. Kis hart, oa the '2 tth, ordered a detlcha mint of seamen and marines to land, and 'disable the t r,sois on the different batteries bearing on the anchorlge, offering. at the serve time, to the (in ventor, the cervices of the detachment, in rendering any assistance that might be in its power to the cause of the Spanish patriots. The cannons mid mortars on Ile• sea lines at I.:manna, and in the Sirta commanding the hay, were accordingly all dismounted on the some day, leaving untouched thosc on the hoe, tows; ils the laud, which had been spiked by the eneine. i n the '26th Captrnu I lotharn sent Capt. Parker, of Ht. Nlajesty's ship Ain:iron, to. Ferrol, where he wan 2N:eine' by the people with the loudest meclo tnetioras of joy. awl re.scines/ (ruin the. Inv,iier or der. of the h;a.ihi.eilts the atrouge-t passible marks of attachment to the Englli.h, and happiness at s.rio 4 once moo. follow.; theirs tin officer of time na tion. The castle of St. 'Felipe, however, was still under the cOtnnutitel of a person appointed be Mar shal Ney, and attached to the French interest, with a gorrison composed of a detachment of a Is. Bien raised by the enemy durinz their possession of Ferrol and Cr/emote ; and on the 27th Cuptatii Ilotlearn received information that die above corn iimorlant had given °triers to fire on any English Wipe or boat , that might attempt to 'sass the res. to. fa C•iiii•Vviltrtill:C, Captain repaired to Peered if, the Detionee, and landed the Matinee of that rhip .irol the Amazon, with a party of armed seamen, milder the direction of Camino Parker, who entered the castle eathont opposition, preceded by a flag beariug Coe name of if,lfig Ferdinond the Seventh and the Spleish colours. The detach ment then proeeeded to the town of Ferrol, where it was received in the moot affectionate manner by the inhabitants, arid having arrested the Commsp dant of the castle, in the mime of Kine Ferdinand, mot him en Innual the Urlienee. The Governor of Ferrol not having any mean. of garriniming the castle, the gnus in it were spiked, and tile powder removed to the aoretial; and the plate left wi der the command of the former Governur, who had been euneree4.4 by the e4erny. On the captain florruitn entered the port of eorunoa, where he was inl . orrnrol by the Guyer . bee that he hail received instruetmlis from the Mar quis de la lteesaue, dated at Orense ou 47th, Arnim His Catholic Majesty, Ferdinand the 4th, with advice that tas.had dispidlehed a re arm/. from his army to vare , itd the verebiony stud garrition the place: the (tiVt;iisor it the same tittle gave Captain Bottom assuraisces that the port oats from that hour to be cousidered under the colinsiiil and authority of the lawful King of Spain and the Captain 'daces, himself, and every assistance that the shipisuuder hu orders might be able to af ford, at the Governor's disposal. On the 29M, Major-General the Conde de No rontheaptainsGeneral of Gellicia, arrived at Corin ne from St. Jago, and was followed on the next day by General Carters, with about 11,000 uten, fortes icg the Conde's division of the Marquis de Its nos menses army. . The French army under Marshal Ney moved from its camp near fietasizos on the 12d, takittg the road to Logo and Aitorga. It was reported that, previously to its breaking up the camp, it destroyed its baggage mind heavy artillery. Oa the 27th the Marquis de la Roman* was stated to be at Orense with General Main and 30,000 men. Marshal Soult's position on the 16th was said to have beets at Montrone and Quirago. . Captain Coate, of His Majesty's stoop Must:len to, has transmitted to the lion. W. Wellesley Pole, letters from Lieutenant Banks and Itowe, cum muuding the Blazer aid Censor goo-briga, stattag the capture of live of .the enemy's priv3teers and armed vessels in the rivers Jalide and Eins. Rear-Admit-Al Sir Richard Straw Gan has inn , - iu gt,,i to the lion. William Wellesley Pole, a h. t ter filial Lieut. Bunks, cutninanding the Blazer gun-brig, giving Ma account of au attack made by a small rarty'rif seamen and marines, tituler the di roctims of Lieutenants Mansell cud Nt'llougull, of the Patriot gun-ve,sl and Alertiliired cutter, Anion a hotly of French Mummers and soldiers, stationed at Fkuardels, in tie Ricer Juhde. The enenir being driven from their posts, two Dou:iitier unit,, aria and live galliots, were token tursseesiiin nI., mid brought not. ti.iv.t her w i th a quantity of merchandise, %Inch buil been seized by the French awl Donee. This ..errme, which was twrformeil without any lo t s Oa nu r nut, was executed with great judgment end resolution. Coil - of a Letter from George 3Pkinlcy, Esq. Captain of His dujesty's ship Lively, to the Ik;' W. Pole, dated on board that ship, at Vigo, the 2il of but month. tint-1 !Mee the lionotir of s icelosiii to yon, for le!.:,..natioa of my Loa 'S'onsmissioners of the Admiralty, a copy of a letter 1 received from 116- oldies-Geyer/a Carrera, connatinding a division of loyal Spanish troops, giving an neenunt . of his tak mg from the French the city of St. Jago Campos tella ; by which their Lordships will see the spirit Stllfi gallantry of the Brigadier-f.icneral, and the ar dour of the troops tinder his orders. I have the honour to be, &r. (Signed) (ho. M‘kit Num. Hirsil , gitarters at Santiago, May 2 . 3, Isoo. Santivo is in our possession :--the enerey, con aiming of three thousand infantry, with fourteen piece, of artillery, and three hundred home, came not to meet mi, and attacked ea on our inesch iu the 1.13111 i rolled Ite la Estrella. (hit scouts having 1:n!len with.their volti.4eurs acid exchanged some bronght me the iliforination, and I ordered the divesent tie form in the best position that could In• taken. The enemy unlocked with vipur, bat a tie unable to gain the smallest ado auta4e. Our artillery was as g 901.1 se their's was boll, tint a man beim % wounded - on nor side by a cannon-hon.-- Ai:cr ins hones tiringwe! became impitiews- of suffering it, and I ordered Don Pablo Murillo to charge them on their right flank, whilst I ad vanced in front with the three other columns.-- The enemy twice took up positions, Hutt ware as often dislodged. The unevenness of the ground favoured their escape; in effecting which they shninefully blew op tan niniminition chests ; two others, with two of clothing, upwards of six hun dred muskets, and some Itornes, and other article's which I have not yet examined, fell into our hands, !Hurdle, entered the eitr, and panned the enemy through the streets, to the distancs of more than at league from hence. I Ala not vet informed of the number of slain, nor of that of the prisoners, of whom there ore mane. The General, Nlartuiun, has been severely wolioded by two musket-shot ; the emend in command was killed in the held, whose insignia . have been brought to. rue by the sol diers. Oar loss has been trifling; the troops are in high spirits, and I may espeet much from them. I am, dm. MARTI"! DE LA CaltalillA. Captain WlCinley, Commander of the British Ships it Vigo. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVIM. ICiliiamTbssp.um, William Forman, and John Taylor, of Alllcillow•ialane il.llll. wharf. Juti.• fin, Marysot and Juin. Edkius, of I Au.. ion, Mu) 21, lan% JOlin Miller and George Shaman., of Qusetillitlie, sack trollertora. Julys, tool). John )altun 'Harmer and William Green, of Ipswich, Sot folk, chetio.iis. June 26, I titeli. William Warne, G urge I) tiling Warne, and Edmund Warne, of Totomihani.eunit-road, carpenters. September 5, limy. Rieturril Gillespie rind William Scutt, jun. of Anderton, near Glasgow. January I, iota). Edward Thompoon and David E 04111•11, of Doke-street, parish of St. George. the Martyr, Surr.:y, briss•foitoders. July t, tom.. Thomas Alseetr, T H. Borman, and Ricluar.l Nash, of gran-BriAges, East Peckham, Kent, oil-manafactw- - June 3 , 4 SAO9. hunt.' Kenworthy nod J. E. lienworilly, of Ironmonger lane, London. Juni. Jo. tang. Joseph Taylor and William Mittelman. of Dronfiehl, Ikrby, orhoolinastrrs. Jane 14, 1609. Joseph Seen, of Ilsoodsoise, James Armitage, of Driut. moodune, and %Villturn ArnsitaA, of Uppertkorpe, elf no the parish of Ahoondbut y, York, cloth-merchants July 1 , i Abraham Thwent and Thom... Hordcasile, of Fie - wood within Tong. Lanetuder, bleachers. hale 9s, 1809. Charleslardiey and Thomas Lirdley, of Stockport, Ch,r. ter, rot ton-spinners. !November Iti , 1607. William Gravy and Ifa•nry (krwr., 'of Mile-End Old Town, NI oldle.rx, arlionliturcrrs. 514, 1 ,0 9. E;rti We:voile and illia.n Vet, ole, of Nottingham, and David Me!, ille, of Wood-street, London, eottod-wanufae taren. June Jn, trim) Preston Xdanr, James Curtis. and Jahn Fargebereest, of Temple-etre, I, Bristol, brasiers. Jane sr, 1111 , *9, William Tin Auld and Amer Hiller, of Bow Church yard, I.o.den, Iran ;iousettau. July 7, tansy. gro pike and David Cooly, of Nottingham, malt biers. August 0, tooti. Jailors Gray, Thonom Wear, sedltobal Gray, uf Snoop. IMPP Wr‘' toa-park, iftellsdoglint.oug, Mii noreerytneal hie 1, 15.9. ItANKIWPiTIf ENLARG Fn. William Francis Wilier, of Chatham, tient, linen-draper, from July 11, torrituguit is, at ten, at Guild:l4ll, Loam. • DAIS RUPTS. Pcler Holland, of Leftwich, Chester, tanner, to surren der, Jul) ~ /7, stn, and August 19, at elereo, ut the George %Wilton, near No.:their!' ' Chester. .!:honeys, Messrs Leigh anal Mason, New Bridge-street, London; sad Mr. 6 Barker, of Northwirh. John Stephens, of Veto il, Somerset, gardener, to surren der, July 17, 18, and Attzust to, to elev.u , l the Mermaid lit, Yeovil. Attorneys, Mr. William laiii.iert White, Yeo vil, Somerset; and Mr. Itlatidfural, king's-Beach-Walk:, Temple, London. James Davis, of Hulbom, London, trunk-maker, to oar render, July Jr.. -Jo, and August 11. at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Sydiill, Ableisgate street. • James Cook, of Bristol, looking glass manufacturer, to surrender, July 17, In, and August Ifi, rt ten, at Gitildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Botsford, Jam i.c.l-1 ow, Bermondsey William Johnson, late of item ford, coal mierchent, to stir retailer, July id, in, feud August 19, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messer. Jones and Ruche, Covent- Garden Church-yard. Samuel Augustus Oddy and Henry Oddy, of Oxford-street, ',Middlesex, booksellers, le 8111Yell , ler, July il, I and Au ger. 19, at melee, at Guildhall, Louder,. Attorneys, .llessrs. Wiltshire and Bolton, Old Brosol-street. Philip Norris, of Liverpool, iron. inerch Int „ to aurrender, August 1, I, and to, nt eleven, nt the Globe Tavern, Liver pool Attorneys, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Soulltsmptou buildings, Cliaiirery.'aile• n EN DS Jour 29. Ralph For.shaw, of Iturscough, Lancaster, shop• keeper, ut twelve, at the Globe Terry, Liverpeof August t. ;Matthew Geldart, of Manchester, cot ton•itianu- Gowns., at Ica, at the Bridgewater Arms. August I. George lissome, of Norwich, Norfolk, draper, at disci), sit the New Sessions House, Wakefield. July on. Rohe', Guthrie and Colin Cook, of Liverpool, mg /chains, at tech e, at the Globe Tureen. July 31. John Ci innleholnie, of Preston, Lancaster, grocer, at eleven, nt the flog last, Preston. July 1119. Juba Currie, late of Westost-sreet, Southwark, but 110. of High strict, Lambeth, Storey, common-brewer, at eleven, a t London. . . . . . . July M. 1 barflies and Samuel Unight, of Mosley, parish of Atuti• %MICE. Lille. Lancaster. clothier, at clevea, at the Kinfa-tfenil, Hnlintirt h. Volk. July 29. Richard Pools, of Crowelior-Mevea, ',Arita; or St. George, Haatircr,a.inite, Middlesex, veterinary Puegeon, nt eleven, at 1.0101.1.1. July 29. Min Hebert alld (surge Hebert, of Grauer-road, suuthwark, Suri y, tentacle, at eltmca, al G Luo. th,ti July 44. Margaret Lert, of Little nitwit-taroet, Covent- garlien, vintner, at la rive, at Gui July v 9. Thome , (;tonipere. of Saint Alban's, Hertford, grocer, at twelve, at Gnddh.lll , Louden. July ..!”. James Ra,hforlb, late ...if ( kiiiMiig•Noctun, Os ford, inkee per. at ten, nt Guildhall, I.invelioi. July 29. l'age Iliirtou, of the Haustlet of Ratcliffe, Middle sex, builder, at eleven, at handball, Loudon. July .19. William Biteriand, of Old Bova-street, Middlesex, coacktnalcer, et eleven, at Guildhall, Logsdon. Julv 20. Charles Francis Olivier de Perrin, of Hake-street, Matielvester-square, parish of St. llfary-la-Ifonne, sex, vielindler, at eleven, at Gnltelball, London. August S. Frederick Francis Blunekll, of Colman-street, Loaeloo, iusturanei , broker, at elve, Gioia:ill, Lou don. July :19. Jaen Dodd, of Pall-Nlall, parish of Saint Jives, Westminster, Middlesex, hatter, at tack r, al Guildhall, Auzuot James Braitimt, of Newport, tale of Wight, Hants., carpenter, at ti it, at Guildhall, CERTIFII'ATES-L,trier .:9. Thames Colds ell. of tfisitefield, Yolk, drake aud chairman. Joseph .I.et. of leiingtoo, 'Middlesex ' timber merchant Edward Clarence, of the I.iharty of „the Close of :421 u:u, , mules! tnstritment-seller. John Jarfray, of Ficsliney-place, Middlesex, merchant. Thomas Smith, or Itraitilou, Suffolk, a iise-mt rhea . Suneon Ntallcys, pariah of Sciilcoates, York, inetrliatit. Thomas Collison, of Southampton-row, Bloomsbory, C2ltint - t- mat er. tValiam {liaison, late ilf Manchester, eotton•mantifiuturer. James Blaze, otherwise Blades, of 3lanehester, dealer and ekipman. John Holland, of Newman.etreet, parish of St. Mary-la titanic, Middle sex, coal merchant Esther !Rayner, of Newport, Ink of Wield, Southampton, corn-dealer. Fleur) . Hemaley, of Great Curam street, noissdl-t q uare, Mid dlesex. hater. Thomas Palmer, late of Goodge-strect, parish of Stied Pan cras, !Middlesex, tailor. Joseph Gate, of Fleet-street, London, pastry...look. James Blunikll, of Lloyd's Coffin-house, London, and of Pen- Middlesex, insitrauce.bruker. John Bowman, of Water-lane, Tower-street, 1.0 ndon, brandy - merchant. uf Loudon, linen-draper. Tlionsaslnure Slade, of Old Butid-silrett, Middlesex, Fic tive-dealer. MF.ETINGS 01' CREDITORS AT tiLIILDIIALL, To NoKnoll'. It: n James Turner, florlifiord, Essex, carrier - - 1 lo William Boddie, Clienies•strcet, Bcdford.square, carpooter - 3 in Wilburn Francis Walker, Chatham, Knit, linen draper - 3 in Joseph floater, Rosamond-street, Clerkenwell, wat ch i,' eller - - 3 Julia Jolieson, Client Beddow, Eurx, carpeutrr - .1 lo John Davis Scott, late of South Cadbury, Somerset shire, jobber - 2 12 Jow•ple Butterworth, late of Abchnrch-luxe, London, looker - - 4 11 .. ;11.111111 Milliken, late of Finsbury-place, Middle /INX anil 6.111 , 1 , 41, ulinclimit 2 10 Alexander Geddes, lute of the same ptace, no reliant it at, Samuel Gunnee, St. Paul's Cliareli•yuill, Loudon, trunk smiler - 2 12 muur.Nos. Charles Wright, Aldzatc, tobisecoMst John( harks Finch, Ree•cl-muirt, Drury-lane, tavern keeper - - In Rerthy, Strand, Mieldleael. batter - to I.tnar MClletilll suit pined Amick, Chempside, Loa duo, perfumers - 12 cr!: VIEW Al CS. 1Y illiam 1111iva.11 at.d 'rhotna. Olt.tag.t, of :.Tanchester, cot ton itienni.o tltri I William rittivaiit, of Manchester, cotton- manatee torte. Thomas edit-int, of Maiicheare, sileervinith. Llkansh Huirtiyit, late of ‘lsachester, manutarturer. George Adolphus, ItielitrAtorticr, of Whetreleapet, Middle sex, haberdasher . George Riddell, ut teraiek upon-Tweed, grocer. Rlcbsid Courtemi, the younger, bite of Great Bell.ailey, Loudon, imerelian.. siaT FL Saturday nenniglit, at the Earl of Egremont's, in CieKre. nor.ptace, the lady of 4ir Charles Nlerrick. Burri.ll,of a Soil MARK! AG'S. Lately, by special license, at Pottlar.d Chapel, John P Beamed, EN. M I. fur thy county of Devon, to Anti, daach• ter of the late, and salter to tin present Sir Heory Martin, Bart. Lately, Mr Thomas B. 11, Print's. and Publisher, of Olin. Ma, oar Si ainfor.l, to M OM Sal, only daughterof M Selby. Loy of Barnwell, Northampton-hire. 1)1,A*1 Latery, trench lamented, al his house at Eaton, George Mllawn, Fast for many 5 , a11.4 as attire tlaKisteste of the comity of Nottaiiiiaro, KINVIIICI-Getkoral .4 the came county, aid Recorder of the borough of Last Rosforil. Wednesday, at !Milhrook, Mrs. Haynes, itzed 70, wife 4 Major Hay. wey. formerly Master of the Cu. at Sovithatapktn. ~; 1.1 7/ 14 . 11 T1T 1.VTU'.1..9..0 kiti,lL VAL IL • r.ialsilet.2ll, JOLT 7. Arrived the ilryari and Itaitteur, from the e,,t -war,l ; sten ( Urger gois-b4 lg. Laud itsllo sloop of war.-4.tileat tl,. Lit Loire and Cassel stare-shit, a ith the tiotsord-bouitil Jjekille, aoelie„ for the (....tpe of Good ; th -srtrprJ•ru, to the eastwar.l, iinh *rumen tou alr ships at th,2 Nitre ; .hvioirtv, with a sinall fleet tor Newfoundland ; and five transports to the Bnizils. JULI a. • Arrived the Drf oder and Protector, from a erui, , , mid Tcrptclaore sloop of war, Ifein Yat psouth. Sailed the Tickler, to Falinouth.—Wind mvitivTu-novii, auLir 6. Arrived the Peacock, 18, Coirt. Peak, from a CA niNt ; Swallow, 18, Capt. %liter, from the Coarse of Spain, ao.i Entreprenante cutter, Lieut. Wit.: hams, front Lisinin, with a gm-K....tiger :n:al din patches from Admired Berkley, to:lich wart• ionises thatch forwarded to town. Toe Etttrettrstiaote left . Lisigni on the Itjth ; she brings ail mixwitut of General and t h e lirnisti many Icing at Ahrantei, in pursuit of Victor, nail 11l log'i he.inlv kind spirits: The messenger came from Krvntri and passed theoLigh Alwantes, where our atenv was, • hourly expeettag orders to a fiance uvoit Viet t o, srliuse retreat tOrough Spain is sa - d to tio cut olf. The -30th iegtment had left L teion a kw thy; before, to join out army, aad act unite of u halit e were daily expect , ol. Sir Artlttir VVetleoley received ciiisiderabl• rein forcements ;font the Portugtoese, who are stated to lee more eittltuNtuktietilly al.ve to their cause than ever.--!,iont.-Colonel Derirek also come paiste ger ; we hear he bringi dispatches from Sir Arthur IS lord Castlereagh„..-Left in the 11'.,,n., Hid Batstfeur, Norge, Pliipp*, Wilithoor, and /nye/4 The Eatreprtaciate boarded theCernurerre.Crews Master, off Cope FittiAterre, all sell ; ui.o spike, next daY, tire I)re id, which had jmit taken a itttlto. able corvette, of eight guile, nchly I,tdrta. front Bounteous. Vesterd ty, pissed up Channel, a large fleet of merchuntine 1, supposed to he Iron Portugal.— Suited the Mrtritier for Ptirtsaninith ; and Alorrist is, with a convoy for Miles. Caine in the Orestes sloop of war, from a cruise off Scilly. Sailed this day, the Unicurn,.36, for Purtsmoittli„ JI'LV Arrived and .kr the River, the Alarm, Beaswic, from Bermuda.—Wind S.E. Jos,Y ft. Arrived the Therrear, Bnueh, from Philadelphia. roi LE'S CEI.EBRATED CRE.-I,i OF ELDEit, i.ert thing ye t discovered 6.r cleansing , sieterinig, tout • tag, mud reaUy heaal4ing the SLIII. rr"E(..?„4: t ie. of theF.l,lsr'l'r,r,reuriiknon u in elm wisp useful pre:patations .wade frump. The Bark, the Lea, the Berry, ale l'hoser, and indeed every psi: of tbetTrre, are celehiated for their neediri not properties, u we!l as fur tltcr culinary Ilerrl. This know !Mg , 11,12 ludvrr.l the Propriettre to prepare the above article, whirit, after mai.) exlarimrnt.. be Las roiaptetcly rarer eerl.ert in, Sid tau, with the greatest confidence, reconstarnd it to the !Waif in.• Crean, of Elder contains all the agreeable valiarea of th. Atilk .4 ities..s, ard is,nor.-11 bitter adapted If Matti, eirsql•e, arid refersh the Skirl,. and Pryer fairs to remove the intatoipotit, redness, and roughness, OreelSlOlli ti by the hrs.! of the sun or sharp winds ; at the same none, I. win its hsalirg and eruolller.t qualities, it alsays leaves the skin Mutt pled. sant!) tuft and smooth. Sold, by appointairtit, by S. Berry, at his whirkside Per fume and l'alni-Snap 31arinfactory, IT, Greek-street, Soho, London. Harem's Concentrated Lavender Tioe:ar, to b► bed as sheet; al.o, St trultz's Acid Air. it OVAT ED HliA LitH . ?T lies liten too frequently the ~ti ject of in•t and eetierul reprnhat ion. that nun, dm:tout e of the of the medical art, have offered theinsekes as dates for public patronage in the pvideasiiiii of physic*. For the purpose ofd g jostice to ihe 11111111 of oar starlit' Riot eaperience, and to prevent us fiv nu being cheesed among those empiries, whose impudent pretensions have, iiiiiirtutiatrly fur society, been too faimirably received, we beg leave Ir. submit, to the liberal and eplightrooi, a faithful statinuent of our pursuits and Repairman/Ls. Adler haring received a retmlar medical education, as the pupils of Cried:ll and Miran!, whose lectures sad premiers we carefully at tended, as Professors and Surgeons of the London Hospital, ire entered ourscli ev as' students in that esti> •relelrr:iti school for medical acquaerrictits, tile Royal College of burgh, and Were iwat..4,4 tea 1111 the (Idlers-sit loam-hes i o Anatomy, Singery, tie thi ory and practice of Hn u,. mistry, [Wetly, he by those emini lit professors Moor., Gregory, Black, nonillion. Pittman, and It utt:erford. We frost we shall not be dittoed pr. - 81 . 81 P!" , in , m saYiat, that our proficiency mid ncgairenwet, are not ineunsiderahle Having fur a long of years made errtalt complaista, and the sartion‘ durum. of I>l.- 1..1TY. the pwrticalar &Ott ewr stailies had pesetas-, it we hope, Le allow ett,thit we hats acquired superser knowttil ; :e of thrir hratnumt d cure. ha Algpa and !raid taus /If tom, .t perfutt oev at thliahment k complctea ha the short period of two itnla ; anal to thus* ut the utmost in retarstv, where other pre titiontra have tailed of %wrens, proper perseverance In our oho of treatocut itivarta to the pat wilt a vire tad radteni core . . . Artiviul v.iricty to irsovoLo, w 6 rb •re tbe etti...:t, of habit lutig awl moat outispiiily toirsnril by £44c youth of 1144111114 , 11 , 44. tit, 1.4. are 1444 , ..c 1444411. MA. intim or mo.r than ticieistics.and debilities *Loch ii.•• quietly wait 4W cltisualtel the in.itrinamilltil state. 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