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BEAtniAlorots IS still paralysed at Gradiscn.—Are there any further, defections in progress in that direction—or on ti:e Steiknitz, where it is said DAVO UST wanted to get hold of the purse of Han:burgh, probably with an intention of deserting atter the robbery) - Dispatches of the 18th have been received from Lurd WELLINGTON, of which the following Bulle tn, issued last night from the Foreign Office, Pen - Icys the substance : " WAR DEPAR.TMgNT, OCT, 18 13 . "lispetebes have been received from Lord WtttitioToN, dated Vera, Oct. 18, from which appe ari4 that on the night of the 12th, the ene lay attached and carried the redoubt in the camp of Sayre, Which was held by a piquet of for, znen o f the Army of Reserve of Andalusia, who Were taken, together with an hundred prisoners. T here is reason to believe that they were stir- P ri sed. After having obtained possession of the redoubt, the enemy made an attack on the morn ing of the 13th upon the advanced posts 'of' the Array of Andalusia, under Dun PEDRO GIRON, Which was repulsed by them without difficulty...- I,ordWILLINGTON speaks highly of the conduct of the Spanish troops engaged, and particularly of the regiment of Ordenes, under Colonel HOER. " Nothing important had occurred in any part reinfor ce d b y 41. the line. Tile enemy h a d b ee n considerably bodies of recruits raised by the re t'nt conscription." It dad thug appears that nothing of consequence o ccurred between the Armies up to the date "Id, and that all the magnification current last W .el, rested on the trifiing affair of the 13th. The enemy have displayed very little spirit or energy i n the late a c ti ons, an d t hi s f a lli ng o ff front t heir usual intrepidity is ascribed partly to the retnenibranee of the drubbings they have re c'e2ved, and partly to the rawness of the materiel et which their force is now principally composed. n4 vtag bee n t a unt e d with a readiness to " catc h the rtiotours living as they rise," we hasten to Plead Rant 11 4 • Yto the charge, and to say that we e lvi u e our duty so to catch' thern, and giVe to the Piae ss, P L lblic as rumours. We have thehtiP.! ""er.. to catch' also a number of facts la g as f or th t hey rise, and to be the first to state them • Inforniat lion of the country,—wituess with lq weeks two important Swedish bulletins— ....ttice the latest intelligence from the American 44 ake—three or four times the latest Berlin l'apers, and twice last week the annunciation Q iVrench Papers—and all exclusively. We do not Vonde r that suet oliences should draw down cen lure—and only advise every Journal that " barks At time %pa," not to give, as correct, in their pa 'agraphs next after these reprehensions, tion derived from thaticery indiV iiiu - at source which they would hold up as unworthy of credit., It is. with great pleasure we have to announce A t • tapturc of the eausort of the.Weser frigate; tr ave, o f , 4.1 g u ns • and 350 men, taken liy tit, , 7ndromathe, after a short action, toe pad :4'lot which are given in our Naval News. lh est two frigates went No r th- a b ou t, scparat eil it ji lt* gale of wind, a n d met aga i n • on t he eq. of Plymouth Sound, each under the protee .l4 41 an. English frigate. We have at the Sallie time to notice with .ct,n ter"' the loss of • one of our own frigates through c'e fury of the elenients, hut . as the crew (with o: , le „ e xceptioi i ) were saved, we can readily console 4el ves with the Trape fur the La/a/sterna, re ie"ing which, we have just received the follow "a notice : • • • le re has been another hurricane at the Pa / -las on the 26th August; his :Nlajoty's ship at r e6l inusc lost. Captaiti GI4.4IHAM and the crew, th e exception Of one man, saved." ....._„. 0 ,,,,..._ _a(%) that leports coast men t-it'illvate letters from the French , en- I ' 1 ; were current ot a soles of •itiYing taken place in SaxmlY. which 4litt.ertuillated unfavourably t o BooNAPAwre. r.orn li kii 1 ' stated in. some of the last accoin!ts . 1 I situa tioog,oland, that DAvouST CollSidered 11 1, . k e ,b° perilous, th a t h e k i d wr i t t e n to the French, t o sltlYer-General and Dottaniers in liambu, 44: 1 ' 1 , 11 bn all the public money the} , ar,,i 5 " 41 ,11$ there was no probability that ham bad in their ant"' uld be retained much longer, audit was It is to transmit it to Paris. tc s , o 4 ti sil l‘ id, that Getieral BENIGSEN the Vell 4 h - " . estien, pressing on the flank of 1 has advanced mr eu e i army, and has left only a force to mas o t Na l e "' in which' BIJONAPAIITE placed 10,00 . w, t i i i u . n lY as a garr i son, when he set out f rom it us staff, II , • V 4 ,i to •-.lturilay the PRINCE REGENT arrived at r„ 11„ "11"ilse, accompanied by Colonel THORN' k . 4‘ , le Duke Of CLARENCE dined with his )''4l 4tQther, , NAVAL NtiVB: riortugE OF THE TIIEVIS. ieltENc#l ritto:l4.lit. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 30.-We have 'again the sure to annou►tce the Capture .of dnother French Frigate, the cbi►sort,uf the Weer, which also ar. rived this morning. The iindronzaehe, 36i -Curti Toairr, is just arrived in the Sound with the Trevisa, a most beautiful French frigate; of' 421 guns and 340 men, under jurp;masts, She was captured after a short action, in which the '4n, dromache had only three men wounded, The prize is in a crippled State, having been totally tliS;%, masted in the late gales. • • ADDITIdKAL PARTICULARS. On Saturday last the zlndrontache fell in With the Treves, Captain, VAN 1-lAnni4, off . Ushant, when, after a short resistante, •she struck her colours. She is the sister ship; in every rcSpeet, to the Weser—the same force, weight of metal, and complement of men, who arc all Dutch but' the third lieutenant. Lieutenant DICKERSON, -of the ,eindrontache, and two men, we are sorry to say, were badly wounded in the short conflict., The Traces had two men killed, and her captain,, third lieutenant, and twenty-four men wounded. , — , The Gleaner was in company with the Anfiromache, and the Eurotus joined on the evening of the same day.—captain Touts', and the Dutchcommander, with his little son, are just come on shore. ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. --Arrived the French frigate La Traverse, of 44 guns, lath com panion 'to the Weser; it blows so very hard that we cannot learn any particulars, but it is said she has been captured by the dndromache frigate, with other King's ships in company.—Came in the Speedy packet, Capt. SUTHERLAND, with a Mail' from Malta, Sicily, and Gibraltar.; she sailed from Malta Sept. 12, from Sicily Sept. 24, from Gib raltar Oct. 18. The deaths at Malta averaged 33 per day, and the fever, at Gibraltar raged with great violence, and thcre was reported to be a fe ver at Cadiz.---Arrived his Majesty's ship Rippon, 74, ' and Scylla sloop of war, from Falmouth, with the French frigate La Weser ; a fleet of trans ports, two re-captured ships, and other vessels un der convoy.---itrrived his Majesty's ship dchates from a cruize. YARMOUTH, OCT. 31 .—Saitad the Princess Au gusta cutter for qtr Cuxhaven. Arrived the Beaver from Gottenburgh, with transports under her con. voy, having on board upwards of 2000 Spaniards. PORTSMOUTH, Our. 31.—Arrived his MajeAy's ship Freya from Plymouth ; Centaur and Dane mark from off Cherburgh. It is reported that a frigate (a prize) was seen towing into Plymouth. Came 'into harbour his Majesty's frigates Rota and .4strta. Went out of harbour to Spithead the Urgent gun-brig. . , FALmourit,_ °cr. 29.---Arrived yesterday the Escort gun-prig, with . the Golden Fleece, Vener able, aid liellona transports, front .Guernsey, hound to Bermuda. Arrived to-clay, off this pert, the Speedy packet, from Malta, anti hits sailed to the Eastward. Sailed yesterday the Rayabit gun-brig on a cruise; and to-day tlió niiipaa, 74, Sir C. COLE, with the French frigate La Weser:, fur Plymouth ; the Sella gun-bc if;, with the fol lowing transports for Plyrnouth—Allas, Bea, Henrys, Flora,. Venus, Benevolent, British hle, Willing Maid, .Pearl, and Om Com:ara b , and a few other ships r for London. The iliarl.G9rough pacl4t for Lisbon, ~and.,the Puke of Kent packet, for Passage, have gone into the Roads. neo., Ocw,3l.—Put back by contrary winds the Griffon sloop of war and her convoy., Ar rived the Redpole sloop of war, 'and Elgin etater, with a convoy from Portsittouth. Arrived the .Mieldroke gun-brig from Sheerness ; Viper, Pigmy, Rosario, Badger, and Rinaldo, from separate crulies. SKilecl the Queen man of war for Ports motalt, but has put back again. SHEEENESS, o.—Sa4ed his Majesty's ship Kangaroo with a convoy for Ciottenhorgh. The. next convoy will not be appointed until spe cially applied for to the Admiralty. THREE 013 . 1;6CX—Tlie Ileligoland convoy has also sailed', under convoy of the Pincher. The, next will sail ,the 13th November, Cour:, Oc•t. 27.---As our Courier left Cove this morning, the Commodore made siguni for the West India Fleet to get under weigh.—Yesterday the Oxfordshire Militia marched in here from Monkstown, where they landed from England. The Clio Sloop of war has taken a Danish pri .vatcer of 2 guns, in the North Sea, awl sent her into Leith. Th e ilecz t i, Griper, and other small vessels at . Portsmouth, are ordered to be manned immedi ately, to meet the enemy's privateers, which usually sally forth from. their harbours, at this time of the year. By the Eridanus, Captain PrtEscorr, which arrived at Plymouth on Wednesday last, we learn that two French frigates and a corvette, made their escape from Cherbourgh on the . 25t1t inStlitit i and arc supposed to be destined on a cruise oil the Western Isies. The Cressy is taken out of dock at Portsmouth, and the Achille taken in. The Viadictice, 74, is to be launched on the 20th of this month. The Blake is ordered to be prepared for a Prison-ship ; and :he Circe is to be appropriated to the purpose of a Receivins-ship. The Farieusegau-brig, with a convoY of 24 sail f o e Gottenburgh, sailed from Leith Roads on Tuesday; and the Criti2ef sloop of war on Wed nesday,' ikuseEttiv&wwA, tis said, by a . gallant flistinguisLe4lCACei, *lto lately left the Statttit' Loid WELLINQTON, that the lines upon the ',Witch ll:natio. have been. judicinnsly fortified, that Liotd W.; with rttl,flOQ tueu, Will he able to inaidiain poseSsitm of than against any amount of (era that might be brought ti) Abell. - attack ; _that the enemy's troops, were panic-Struck. when they'iteie taken,' and" , nid'not avail theinselVes of . the means of reSitstance, which . the advantages of the position gave'theni.. Ten Enginter.ollicerS.nre tinder imittediate or ders to loin Lord Wit.t.itioTON. Capt. ,ENGIASH .and Lieutenant SAVAGE go out.- Twele hundred oxen Were shipfed - from George's Quay, Dublin, on Saturday' ae'unight, fur the use of Lord WELLiNGTON'S Arfny.• Advices from Holland state, thit the inluibitantS of that country would gladly avail themselves of a favonrable opportunity to shake of the yoke of France. IC is asserted, npoti theatithority of ex, teusive inquiry and knOwledge, that should an allied force, capable o(lsustaiiting their first moVe nteuts-;. appear on the frontiers, the .nation Would rise up iu arms, hail it as their deliverers, and cast off the galling 'yoke of France. ,, ,-(llforning Post.) A small expedition *is spoken of at Heligoland as likely to be fitted - out to re-occupy .Cux haven, &c. _ A letter received from a medical gentleman at tached to the dvision Of tht • British army lately employed in the siege of St. Sebastian, states, that " in consequence of the town having been so completely destroyed as not to furnish the least accommodation, the sick and wounded have haen quartered on the inhabitants of the neighbouring villages,. from whom .they receive every possible assistance and attention thifit can be afforded them; and these brave men are fOrthe most part in a ra- , pill progress towards recovery." Yesterday Lord CasTLear.aoll and. Count MUN• STE1011(1 audience§ Ot the PetNcit at Cattail house. In the evening the Duke of CAMBRIDGE' dined with his Royal Ilighnesit. Oa Friday night the Loan CHANcet.Loa art i ve(l in town. On Saturday his Lordship attended a Cabinet Connell ftt the Foreign Unice. Yesterday at three o'clock. anothertabinet Council Was held at the same place. Lord CLARE lOW Lord CARDIGAN, it is said, Nvill naive 'and second the Address in the House of Peers. The Earl of Livratront. gives a grand Parlia'-; mentury dinner on'Wedneiday, when the Putsict. RcoutS-r's Speech at the. opening of the Session' is expected to be read to those present. Lord.Cas- TLEREAGII and Mr. VANSITTART Will give dinners upon the saute occasion. Thursday meriting Arrived at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street, front St. Petersburg, Prince: SAPIA and Count !'o'f'ten: and suite. The Rvsstms Astlisssanott entertained a select party to dinner yesterday, at his seat, Richmond.! On Wednesday the LfoRD Pnov(isr, Magistrates, and!Cotmeil of Edinburgh, elected Ailinirril OT.:' WAY an honorary burgess and guild , biother! of that city. We are Informed that Rear-Admiral WILLIAM lIQP,R, is to heist his flag as Commander in Chief on the Leith;station, on the 10th of next! month. - , -Edinttrgh Courant. • The Emperor of AUSTRIA, on hearing that Sir ROBERT . WiLsoN had lost his cross of the Order of Maria Theresa in the great battery before Dresden, to the assault of Which! lie rallied the re tiring assailants, and was the first to enter and plant the Attstrian standard, immediately ordered another to be conveyed io him, with a veryltand sOme acknowledgment of his services on that and other occasioni. W is nsoa.!OoT.3l'..--;-The Royal. FAMILY, after a tt e hding divine service and breakfast! this morn ing, %vent to, Frogmore. Yesterday morning her MAJESTY, Princesses LLIZAIIRTII anti MARY, at tended by Lady ILCORSTRR, honoured Mr. PRNN with a visit at Stoke House. Princess Surma rode On horseback ; Princess AudusTa continues confined to the Castle. U,l Friday morning, agreeably to appointment , the Itoyal Ilent met at the Golden near Bracknell. '1 he company was.extreinelyAnnuerotis a little after ten o'clock. The deer was a remark ably fine one that was tumid out for the day's di version. He started oil with great speed through' the inclosures (Ind woods by Bentield, taking along the road 011(1 across the C 4111111101) to White Wal tham, making to the right by f lolly'Port; el os%;- lag the fields towards Bray and Maidenhead, and near to the latter place he crossed the Thames, running for sonie time on the that near the Thames, where he re-crossed the water, where he 'was fol lowed closely by the hounds across the field by Down Place towards Clover, Ivhere he took to the Thames again, and lodged himself in one of the heights near Windsor. A number of sportsmen proceeded over Windsor Bridge, others were fer vied over the water in boats. The hounds took to the water, made for the height where the deer had taken shelter, and dislodged him. He then :took back to the Windsor side of the water, where he ran with great swiftness through the inelositre by Spittle towards Winkfield Plain, takingto the left, he leaped over the paling into Windsor Great Park, where he ran for a considerable length of e at at P il a : t e-e k r 15;e0livsehit'llel and Park, r nagn l ( N Cl rillT:loB3(sei to titiellleitafatskee'ot:faastitle7(ell' nearly tour hours, hnd the deer afforded most ex cellent sport during the whole of the time. Among those who kept up with the chase during the whole cif the four hours, were two young ladies of. the name of Stevens, who are of course most ex cellent horsewomen. The Court for carrying into execution the Act of the last Session tar the relief of Infolvetit Debtors in England, we understatid, is to be held in the Sessions House at WwitatiaStel% THP. ACCESSION Or 13AVARIA TO THE CAVSC of THE ALLlES,_which bus been so much disputed, : is now happily proved to be as certain as that the State Lottery Will he drawn on Wednesday nett, with Two Prizes of 20,000/. Etc. eite. and only 8000 'Pickets--.-think of that t Two of the Capital Prizes in the last Lottery (drawn 28th September) were sold in Shares at Want's Office, 17, Ludgate:-street, , where tither Capitals in the Lottery that begins Drawing on 'Wednesday next Are now on sale. TI{E Tice nattier of theititY ec'iniethi .bicitight On Stant:day last atrOrtiryLlaqe Theiiire; it, / 4 ,i.0.% itipres4oks, fir•Triutc in the West: The scene iityl in Londnit. The elniiiicter are Much the stinie iii the public hat/Li beer) acetittAted tti 'see in ara.: math: productitnis of the sahib Speeet years", nof is theft Arty thing Id ,the fable Of !uote novel (It:040011 : Sir Ili:mita Trapthelt OluNti - rti) is a merehani,lndncell to retire It'otti trade, to einnplit with th4;pride Wife (M.i. Enwl-Nll who \ Tins descended frOtti tilt ancient fee; tniiy, that, had, fallen, in fortune. His datighter Louisa (Miss Kr3.t.y), by it cornier wife, 'Anthem. betrothed to //area/let (1;1.1.1s .raft), 'latter has given offence it his uncle; Sir . Toby flcirrotirat ;(linvtGaotrE)', Trapnell and Ilia a'e'rie having heard. that the nephew hail been disiithe , - rited for votiitr at an eleetiint opposition to Srt Toby, they resolve to withdraw ,their cot - tient, and. give Louisa to Sapling (Oxilaniti)' ; iiiniituris of fool, brute, and coxeomb.. In order to the deeds of property bequeathed to her, .Louisa; by the advice of Frampton, An atttirney Ltr's),.. actually marries Sapling . , who, however, bad' been married before in Scotland to Pluebe (Miss Boxer), and therefOre, to avoid the COMO qUelledg of bigamy, readily resigns Lonis4, Whti, in conclusion, is assighed tti Harcourt, his node' having' beconie disgusted ivith hits political party, restored his _nephew to favour, and reinstated him in his Such is the.rnain Plot, but there are many incidents froits . .the enmity sVhielt had taken place between Harcourt and his tricot' Fortocui}, (It AR) , the latter having• suspected tlto a letter written to induce the widow freeniantle (Mrs Gt.ovea) to reject' the addresses of Professor Trifleton (Wastscu), of Whom he gives A very un favourable character, which Forlescue erroneously Supposed tis. be intended to describe himself )' he. therefore determines to get into the favour of Sir Toby, and induce the latter to make him his heir. .1t appears, however, that he does so for the par pose of shoving Harcourt' how touch lie had miss' take:t his charaoter, and therefore gets Hurcourra name introduced in the will instead of his own. There are .also other incidents relating to Pro.: lessorTryleton and Lady dinenione (Mrs. Beanies); rt Blue Stocking Lady, bat peculoirly devoted to botany. The Professor specnlatus bet wean, Lack ineinone and Mrs. Frceniantle, as to which 'is likely to "be the richest wife; bot as Mrs. Free. mantle IT attached to Fortescae, and was only' sporting with the Professor, me latter marries' the . 136tanieal Liidy, and Mrs. Freemmtle is Anal', united to her Loyer,,,,L Such is the outlitie of the Comedy .whielt the Prologue announced as the first Work of a - *ming Author, And indeed the whole teXtureof the 'play' shows that it is the work of one who had had little experience in dramatic composition.--- , The characters utter sentiments inconsistent their intrinsic qualities, the incidents are very improhable,'and there is in some respects a went oh poetical justice. Sir MMUS, for ifistance, is 6 low despicable character, yet he delivers semis, petits of . the most liberal and honourable Mean and -contemptible as he and his wife dreJ they satire no punishment.' Sapling too is lett in possession of his fortune, anti an amiable rhe rest of the, dranratis persona are rewarded as the deserve. The dialogue is general lively, and there are some sparkling points, but there tire many pitiful Attempts. at wit. Sir Toby altars many very reprehensible reflections on the higher orders at society, though he is coat ponool of avarice, 111CAMIC45, anti Ostentation.-- 7 - The first three acts were well received; bir oppo sition was strani i ly t:irsketed against the latter two, and the elanionr Was too great for Et:l,ie:v:4 to be heard, when be announced' the play for repe tition this evening. The house was full, and t 1 performers in general acquitted themselves with groat zeal arid ability. FAs.ll . kYi.'S pOg Npvtomnit. I".IOMACkI.:II:MAN'SLI:POsITOItY,OBARTS,PASIIIPMS, ?14 itiuF \( I'I?.R.ESy &L'. Mott vi DrinsN.-41 fine eauthrle . la(.3onot muSlin round &he, a whil,:ing with .tuund boson), a demi height; inne ; ileeves, and shirt, with fna of trandvlal 14tuz trte orminiettnid tho buttmto, pernri;th gre e n velvet to. atin, with Spanish slashed sleeves, and deep milt's of Vaud; ke la c e, t o e urr , i ,,, ll ,L i vith the frill of the shirt, which rises above the spencer, confined i&t, thi ,, thr hit with n pearl or, other inituble larnatts, front whieli "re " 4 1 , t' 0 ' 1,11 t , lisels anti cold. 'fl , "1'" 11 "" 1. aPPen" nnetnithlot iri (coin, nud k white sntin, decorated with ,onall cord anti butt:6B.'llle hair disposed u /a Mad , ,an, tlow111 . 1; 10 loose curls on the crown of the bead, It small sprig of I ) 3 riten'Y hr front. The S , ehlkh slouch hat is worn with this dress in the. mit-door it is composed of the sumo material tri: the spencer, lined with.white sottin, and or t am-hted with a curled ostrh:li feather. liall-bouts of vel vet, or kid, the colour of the spencer. Lilacs, it pttle Ittnott colour. ' EvvslNO Ducts.—A. round rohe of blossottp-colnored crape, with demi train, Warn over a white satin' slip, gathered funk back, and stoinacher front; the sleeve unusually Short; end back and !lissom uncommonly (not to ewe imhecumi ugly) ex posed. The - slottres and neck , of the roue ornamented with puckered white satin, :.snd a fancy border round the !itwit+, composed of o Mt g e stain and crape, the same as the dreti t twit of the ,matrot roud the bottom of the waist, cominstd,wdlt pearl, or other appropriate clasp, in front, 'the hotirirtirre gnlar etirls,dit i Jed In front, and confined nn the crown of the bead with white beads, and blended with smallantutnuttlilm .. en of rations hnei, Necklace, a single row of pearl, ur time satin bead ; a stuall elastic chain of Oriental gc id, from which is suspended a large convent cross of diamonds. Ear. t if i g 4 'and bracelets of pearl, with diamond studs. French kid gloves, below the elbow. Slippers of white satin, deco.`Atrd lound the instep with silver fringe. Indian fan, of catred ivory. TIIE MAII.KETS. CORN EXCI.IANtih, Nov 1 There wtts a lari;e 4ttpply of 4Vitritt., both En4lign ami reign, fresh in tins morning, whwlt caused 3 dull etattt al x E • - litietitlill of 34. per quArter; fine 0,4t0 44ve '44 :wee, altd ft4L4 quartet dearer; liArley avid Rye llupport the 1111: , ...1 l'i,t qtlOtt•si MOH" C4lllthilles CO ho.o hut It dull ; Nett , Ch ani are also dal!, And per gliartve lower 4. is Grey Prow titers were alteration ; Plant ronwii.4 the last week. Englimli Wheat ti? 44. 34%. 48*. I ride ditto - $96. 117 s. 87s. FOreigll do. - 365, mitt. 13Th. • Rye - 11.irley - • - las• Uss. 41X. Nww ditto - MAL • 80.;<* s, l ; 4 ;i vkti t ittl 1, 7. 11 0. 7 1 '4. • reed atti Vine ditto - net. 374. Volylnd ditto - Wt. kith' ditto 41 Pot4tov - .}Aq . , riot: ditto - - . 1)05. --,.. itlip!) Se,cii ' .ii. 6.11. per Latt. whit e pom (boil.) 071.975, Fink, Ftou' '', - 7:551. Rut. Nov (hey Ptiltit! 4U. tits. C. 14. Secuad3 - - ... 7tis. nii, Tick licans - - - 475. s'3s. I SMITHFIELD MARKET, Nay. 1. This dav's Mariret, was well supplied With prime innd the istiew nreattio in tither respects WM Very gum]; Veal was dourer; tieof, Mutton, and Purl, sold at hilt prirel, end the trade ill gelioral was rather coaiideriblos, 'Ow tifivi iu the flay.warket a ~re soilivvitha Vetter fAleitted hut 7 priee; kitty and titrliw have fallva psiev.