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x+r , r =N - Y Jr t 70 ., b , :54 ‘1501:•• , .. 5-• • " • . .• I id, , \‘ IV,,i/fr ''' , ..‘,,,iti. ',/ .-‘-',,,, S• 7 .',,, 4 .-- - ** k. c, . , i x.A l i r . V N "' • s=7:" - ''' *o -.. ,:,,_.... 4 1 ":_„,.... .....• '. V t ,' h t.:. k, :,.,,,. . • 0 '' fil il \\ ‘ w - io 7i - 41 rI '4' : 7, NWITBER 64981 SATUItDAY, JUI4Y - 3, 1813. CP,ltror- THEiiTRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Tins PRESENT EVENING, July.. 3, 1813, Tbeir Majesty's Servants will act the-Comic Opera of THE CASTLE Or ANDALUSIA. To which will be added (Bth time) a new Farce, in Two Acts, SPA/N: 3NTERCR,ITELI LETTER FROM- THE GENERAL TN cirIEF OF THE ARMY OP THE NORTH, CLAUSEL. TO lORRTH RUONAPARTE - c;iiieti THE HOLE IN TUE NArALL. .iinxs;Auct,!l(l PrieL; 3s. thl.—Pit, Ss. 6d.; Setoud Price, It LowerGaliery s. ; ;;ecund Price, I s.—Upper Gallery; Is. 6 , :eand Price, Gtl. On Monday, The MINA for Standal, and The Hole in the 1 V 411 ) beipg the last fright of the Company's performing this .. ea.soit. Puente de la Reyna, May 4, 1813, NAVAL CMAIUTABLE SOCIETY. • NG of tini S f Abe NA -4.11.. VAL 4.: MEETI ;HARITABLE SOC MEMBE lETY will ß be held at the Thatched llau4e Tavcrai, St. Juaics's-street, no MONDAY 11 ". t) the sth of Jul}, at Twehre o'Clack precisely. By Order, C. W. AUBREY, Secretarv. Coder the T i atronage of his Royal Highness the -PRINCI: Nasal Charitable Society for the Relief of Itidigent Orphans, Widows,. and Children of Sea Officers, and kiso of Stu, Ottio.a.s rcdaced, by misfortune, to Prvsidebt, Admiral Lord .RADSTOCK. ' • Depaty.President, 'Admiral Sir JOHN COLTON'S, K. B. VICE-PIiESIDENTS._ Admirals. SirJ. Orde, Bart. W. rbaug, Lord Gambier, Sir C. Pole, Bart. Nit- J. T..Bueliwortli, K. B. Sir U. Calder, Bart. Sir R. _Bickerton, Bart. Vice-Admirals. E. Thornburough, Sir J. Sauuiarez, K. B. ..Tames Vasbon, sir E. Pellew, Bart. Sir A. Cochrane, Bart. W. A. OtWav, Sir Samuel. Hood; Bart. TREAsV KERS. • Admiral Si r J. Colpoys, K.ll. Admiral Sir .I.'l'. Duckworth, 4 ' 11. Captain W. Browell, Lieutenant-Governor Green. wick Hosital. ..Ccrettiry, Mr. C. W. Aubrey, Navy Office: Bat' Ur r e c e i ve d b y M essrs . Child an d Co. Te m pl e B i l t ri ' , bro ntatonti's, Charing C ro s s; Marsh, Sibbald, and Co. tY ars- street : also by M r . A u br e y, Se c retary to the Socie-' 'I.; of whom particulars may be known by letter or other llo and to w h om all applications to the Society must be ad. eseed'', at the Navy Odke. Iris Grace Recent Subscriptions and Donations : ~ • . • the Duke of Northumberland (Dion.)C2s 0 Her the the Duchess of Northumberland (Don.) 10' 0 Itight Hon. Lord Arden • (id Don.). 50 0 Ibglit Hon'. Lord Sidinouth ' 1.1. t. Hon. Sir Wm. Scott, Judge of the Admiralty Ann. 5 5 Lord Bishop of St. David'sb Ann. 2 2 Sir Charles Flower, Bart.. , . . .. (Don. 10 0 Colonel Desbrow e .(hon.) 10 0 14iptaiii Bennett, It. N. Ann.) 5 5 !,stly Swinhurtie Ann 2 2 l'lrs. l'ulteney Malcolm Don. 5 0 John Hatsell, Esq . (Ann, 5 5 4.! N.. Pazakerly, Esq... • - l''. h. citaw, Esq. It. N. (2d Don.) 20 0 A dmiral Sir Rob er t C a ld er , Bart. (id Don.) 20 0 captain Ed w a r d F e ll owes (ad Don.) 5 5 . Oiptiiin Robert Lathan Captain Edward [fodder., (Don.) 5 0 Captain John 'LUNY . • D'on.).: 5 0 Captain Henry Garrett George Cherry, Esq. . Vice-Admiral Vashon , - Ann, 2 2 Mrs, Veshon • . (3tl Pon: -• 8 3 . . . L'vtga4vrroni.l 1z ,, ..;. 4 i5t..,. ... .. . rriffrltssington ' . ' (id' Dou. 3 3 .N. Byrne, Esq. I Nelson ti: Philip Pusey Don. 50 0 ~ n Fuller, Esq. . • • .(Don. 50 0 W ( ... (Don. 5 5 Aiiil of Liverpool ' Admiral Wilmi • . OFFICE OF ottp,miNcE, June 21, 1813. r• TEM PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA. JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby giee NOtice, That PROPOSALS will be received at their Ofilie, in Pall- Mall, on or before Ofinday, the sth day of July next, from such Persons as may be willing to PURCHASE °ton .SIXTY TONS NIARINE sAirr;r, pro ced froin the -11(:- fining of Salt Peter, at, the Royal Powder Mills, at F« - versham. Further Particulars, together with the Termi and Con - ditions of the Contract, may be known upon application to the Ordnance Ojicers, at Favershanz, where the Salt may be viewed, and. also at the Secretmy's 'Wive, in Pall-Mall afore. said, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock' when the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and indorsed " Proposals for the Purchase of Marine Salt," but no Proposa I can be admitted after the said sth' day Of July, at . Du'elve o'clock at Noon of the same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent on his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board,. • It. H. CREW, Secretary. COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENT. A Truly desirable OPPORTUNTrYnow offers, 4 .11 L. for a YOUTH, Only of the first respectability, to be in troduced to . suchtt connection; whose Pnrents. cati 'advance the tdequate Preulium required; for be,ing hereafter admitted a "tiler in a ccincern, that will appear of the must known and 44 toWletiged'. character. None but Principals with real ?moues, and places of abode, will be attended t o; by address. Pg it letter to Mr. James Hamilton, at Gerrard's-Hall-inn, Cheapside; when an explicit reply will be given t:, 14- r as It can be with propriety) by letter, or interview, ev erY thing must depend on the apparent conviction of p ot i '"Lntr and responsibility, as well as the candour of the ...2) * ll O is seriously disposed to tr e at for th e same. • 4 f the •• LADIES RIDING 'HABITS hest Materials play he seen inalung for the first Nobi la the most elegant forms, at only 51. ss. each. • 1 0X has likewise on Sate the I,larranka Ski n : habit Cloth, and the finest Merino, Vigona, Seal Cl ut b, ll (1 opera Cloths, &c. Kc.—Also Woollen Furniture, be.riu t Z, all colours, Figti , red:ca,b_le Corers in every size i and 4 1i of , new Patterns, `Scotch 'Tartan and Alpine Plaids ; Inuell lo h e iniouractures, and therefore sells them at a of e.wer rate than any house in London. Woollen Cloths G,:erry description wade of their own Vol. ' • "Vs Woollen Wirehouse,.2B, King-street, Co.aney , 00en. 'Tailors and Dress Makers.supplied as usual. SHOOTING JACKETS. • GENTLEMEN who were disappointed last year, marnow he supplied, and those who may not u ‘ l e teen PDX'S rATENT AQUATIC HAIR. GAM SHOOTING JACKETS, and'' other •tlarments to .1 )1 P 0 1 wet weather, are respectfully informed that they arc 'feat, cool, very durable, will not stain or tear, and are far VPerior in appearance and utility to either Woollen Cloth, 'laid, Jeans Cam let, Fustian ar 'l3arragon; The Gambroon It sold in any quantity, in all colours, or may be seen making • up, on an improved plan, for Sportsmen of the first celebrity. tientlentien in. the Country must give reference in London, ktul rend a garment of their size. G. Fox's Warehouse, 28, King-street, Curent.-Garden. ADVO\VSON, MOST DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, •IN II AM TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, T° ....g e the`or in Lots, at the Dolphins Inn Southampton, on wEDNESDAY, the 21st Day of , 1913, Twelve (f Clack CAPITAL ESTATE in the most pleasant bldpart of Hampsh ;consisting the Southampton River, ~,the New ,Forest of the MANOR of With several convenient Farms, and beautiful Woods, "'II inclosed ;' containing in the whole 953 A. OR. I:3'. tAlso the ADVOWSON of the RECTORY of DIIIDEN,con. sting i t ) °f neat modern HOUSE, most delightfully situated, it 7 A, Olt. LIP, of Pasture Land adjoining ; and the Tithes i t 41.1 kinds (rf the whole Parish, containing (exclusive of the Lu4rlieu,) upwards of law. AcreS. The Purlieu within th e . l',l'_nor contains 3kl Acres. • t his. Estate there are some of the finest, situations in the Z'„ Opal for,building, commanding the most delightful Views te; l ll ),V 3 o l 3 . l ti n t t l r oPt.on,River, S pitbead , the New Forest, and adja- Estate T he Y. • extremely well clothed with remarkable fine Ver i t ' l4 " t l ) ;! Oak Timber, and ev e r y way eligible fur the Man of 14 , 31. 'and the Sportsman ; and i*eapable of great improve mfrinted Particulars, with a Plan annexed, may be had of T:sr 0. Richardson and Curfield, 7, Lincoln's-inn-fields, Lon prineipal Inns in the neighbourhood and of Mr. WO! ), Wok, and. Altwood, Salisbury. At L ands, 'otn4/1 Wyntt at the Manor 'Farm, Dibden,iwill thew CiLTESToNIAN NIEI)ICINES. CAsE I,XXXV. To Mr. 13. Gl;Eta, No. a, Great• Siltrey-sirect,_ foot , of Mack' , • friar's-Fridge. _ _ !staid-lane Borough SoUthwark, March 8,1810. DEAR Sin, WHEN I contemplate on the wonderful cure which yonr Medicines have performed .on we, I feel myself desirous of having it made.publie as possible. In the year 1 SOS, I broke my leg two different times in the same week, and was so badly set us to oblige we to walk with my knee on a wooden leg for six years, the first three of which I tried several of the most eminent Surgeons in Lon don, the last of whom Witt Mr. Ashley Cooper, until be pro nounced me incurable, which was in the , year 180. 1 then begged of him to cat off my leg ; hi answer to which he ob served, that amputation would be the death of me, therefore, he declined this Operatiou. -- In the year 180, you having cured my brother of a most d head-ache, he recommended me t o you ; I at tended ed i o n nsny wooden leg, when soy leg measured one inch and three-quarters less than the other , -,-it was cold as ire, and had been so.for the last live years. Notwithstanding this, I had no use for my wooden kg On the second slay. The sixth day I finally left off my crotches, eapniAe of walking with a stick, in about three monthS I was completely cured - , and have continued ever since as well and as upright as ever I was. But what seems to sue still snore strange than this is, that this leg now 'measures the same ,size as my other, nor has it ever been cold since the 'first week of using your Lo tion and taking your - my singular ease Is well-known to nearly all the people in Henley on Thames, and to more than ft thousand peopte're siding within a quarter of a mile from your house, where I live ; and be assured it eau never be forgot by use so long as I mn capable of recollection ; and am, Dear Sir, Your humble Servant, ' WILLIAM DOWLING. No. 42, Maid-lave. • o,.:a.se 8t; ill a furore l'apEr.) This Day were published, - In One handsome Volume, 4to. illustrated with Portraits,&c. ASEMOHIS of Sir JOSHUA REYNOLDS, -IT& Kat.. LL.D. F.S.A. &c. late,President of the Royal Academy. Be JAMES NORTFICOTE, Esq: It.A. Comprising Original Anecdotes of J)r..Johnsots,• Dr.*Gold , smith, Burke., Garrick, and many other distinguished Cha ruaers. TO which are added, " Varieties on Art.'! 2. TRAVELS through NORWAY and LAPLAND, • in the Years Mt; and 7 ; by Leopold Von such, Member of the Royal Academy of Sciences at Berlin. • Translated from the German byJohn Black, with Notes, and a Life of the Author, by Professor Jameson, one volume 4to. with Maps. "The information which this !Traveller conveys, relative to Norway'and Laplaud, and their Inhabitants, is highly int purtant.7-7See the Appendix to the Monthly Review, June. Printed for and sold by H. Colbuiu, .5(4-Conduit -street. eIC27 4LLING-01PICE, FINE ORIGINAL I'AtNTINUS. • July 1813. • riVE TWELVE C;ESARS, in high preserva rrHE comaLISSIONERS for VICTUALLING •AL • . tion, on View for SAL. - 41 " 31.1JESTF'S ..V.eIVY do hereby git:e Notice, That Atituisiork- , --One Shilling. At WMIEI-10USE, Little.' St, Mn-tin's-lanc, on Friday next, the 9th instant, they will be ready to re- near Lout; Acre. • . ceive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for One Also, for Sale, 150 other PIC !TRES', BRONZES, cARV INOS, SCLIXTURE, 110.:AR AI,MOLIR; 1.11%.k, OLD Hundred Tons of good sound CAROLINA RICE, to bean- C/i/NA, INDIA CATiINETS: SCREENS, end PAPER, MT 1- swerabk to Samples (qf not less than One Pound weight each) SICM, CLOCKS,- Two PIANOS by Broodwood, , CURIOUS to be produced with the Tenders, and to be delivered in the rAvE,sTlty d e l.v ;i'V E tiVO - 111{., Bamboo Chairs, and space of a Week into his Majesty's,Army Victualling Stores, o o ti t AL ‘ ou r r : h . t bit 11:' orb i lay M oney, t.o au}` Amount.' in St. Catherine's; and also for Three Hundred Tons of Letter* 1)(1.*t paid) duly aliswered and .attended to frcim any MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be answerable to Samples (,f not p art of 11141"1 less than Two Pounds weight each) to be, produced with the Tenders, and to be, delivered, in the original Packages, at the rate of front Twenty to Eighty ,lons per.freek, into: his Majesty's Victualling Stores, at Deptford. The whole to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Day: after date. , • Lately published, price 6s..tid. • A TR E NT 1 S E on the BATH WATERS. [iEORGE ssuTH N.D. Printed Fit the Bath Herald (Mice, by Mcyler and Sun, and sold by and S. Robinson, Paternoster -row; . EASE' INDIA AFFAIRS. This Day 'teas publisheit, V, c ;Tx ry; and Co. f, heodeuhatt-strektt, hi One Volume, Octavo, price r2s. boards, rr 11 it !MORT from the Select Corn- JIL mi itee of the House of Commons on the Affairs of the East Indio Company ; aS ordered by the House of Commons to be printed. Conditions of the Contracts. Nay be seen at the Secre tary's Of/ice. 4Vo regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be de livered to the B9ard before One o'Cloch on Me said Fri day next, the 914 instant, nor unless the Person who wakes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answe when called for. r TRANSP 0 RT-OFFIC , July 1, 1813. HE COMMISSIONERSfor conducting Ilk T TRANSPORT SEI?VICE,for taking Care of Sick and Wounded, Seamen, and for the Care and Custody of Prisoners of War; do hereby give Notice,. that they will be ready at this Office,,_ on: Tuesday, the tith of 'July, 1813, to receine sealed Tender 4 ,• and treat with such Persons as. may he willing to contract for • supplying imme diately CLOATHING, &c. for' 300 Male Convicts. No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any .noticed, unless the Party, or. an - Agent for him, personally attend. • Each Tendermnst be accompanied by a Letter, from two respfctablePersons,' engaging to beeinne bound with the Per son tendering, "in the Sum of 3001.' Air thi -due ieiformance the Contract. Farther Particulars may . be known by applying- at this (Wee, or at the Storekeeper General's, puke-street, !rest mintier. • MEDWINM. F NEWBERY and SONS, in St. Paul's • Church-yard, Proprietors of Dr. taines's and other valuable Medicines, mtorin the Public, that since the New Duties, the prices are as follow • anti tliose who buy six Or mote will -have the Stamp's gratis; but as•many persons mistake the house, they are desired to oboerve, that the Number is 4S, lour doors from Cheatiside: s. d. s. d. Dr. Tames's Powder 2 9 Dalby'SCarminative . y 9 Do. Analeptic 4 6 Strong Tinct, of Bark 4 o DittoAntibilious Pills 2. 9 Huxham's ditto - 3 o Dr. Austin's Chalybeatc4 o English Ceirce - 2 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc a 9 Essence of Ginger - 2 9 Do. Convulsion Oil . 2 6 I'lo - isles Scots l'ills t Do. Camomile Drops 1 9 C lieltenha In Salts - a 9i EssenceolColtslixit• , • 6 1 pecacuanlia Lozenges s it Mr. Spence's Dentifrice. 4 • o Dr. Solander's Tea - 2 9 The Cephalic Snuff t rx Henry's 141 ignesia a 6 Lozenges of Blois . t tll Maretlant's Drops - 5 6 Glass's Magnesia - - .3 6 Spilsbury's ditto . 5 6 The Eau Medicinale t t o Grant's Cough ditto • I 6 Rheumatic Powder .. 4 6 'Gretmough's rintliirCS t II Tonic Pills • - . - 1 9 Ditto- Tole I.osertges t it . Dr. Hooper's Pills . ti ,Soothing Syrup - 2 9 Ample allowance to Merchants, &c. for Exportation. TUE NATIONAL INSTITUTION. WINCIESTES JUNE 2.8.-,-This day being the Anniversary of the - Central Schools; established in this city on Dr. BELL'S .plan, nearly 300, chit- - dren went inprocession to the cathedral. In the course of the service, an anthem, composed by , Dr. Charm for the occasion, from d'Aerent . passages of the Psahns, wag sung with great effect.. The Dean tuid Chapter, the Bishop of GLiltlUE,.. TEit (Warden), and the Fellows of Winchester- College, the Mayor and Corporation of thiseity,• Lord Malinsbury, Dr. Bell, Sir William Heath : . cote, 'l'. F. Heathcote, Esq. M. P.; Meyler, AL P., the Hoti• and Kev. Mr. Legge, Mr: Blackbtnn, Mr.. H. Baring, - blr. Lovel, Mr. . fotrhhridge;,, Nottist: _ es r Swainton, Mr..Moysey, and many other Gentle men of the county, were present. - The Dean (Dr. Rennell), delivered a most, impre3siVe dis course from the 701 verse of the Gilt chapter of Galatians Ile expatiated with 'his usuaJ energy on the blessings ,derived from the Christian dis pensation ; the inadequacy of 'human laws to' prevent vice altogether.; the necessity of inenlcaj .lng, a dependence on PROVIDENCE in the minds of Children in the earliest period of their lives ; and the great benefitS - which had already' been derived by the lower classes of society front 'their Atten dance on public worship, and from the habit of reading and praying at home, Ste. &c, • After the service, a 'considerable sum-was col lected at,the door of the-cathedral. The Children . then returned in the same order to the .school rooms, where they were examined before Dr. Bell and agreat. number of , Ladies ,and. Gentlemen ; among the former,- were the 'Marchioness of Buckingham, Mr. and Miss Rennell, Lady Ri vers, Miss Blackburn, Mrs. and Miss Littlehales, Mrs. and Miss Lee, Mrs. Blackstone, Mrs.. lianas, Mts. and Miss Deane, Mrs. and Miss Rid 7 ding & Btc, 3tc. who expressed themselves highly gratified. With the improvement Of the Children. Alter the examinations, the Children proceeded to the White Hart Inn,' to partake of an excel lent old English dinner of roast beef and - plant • puddings, which had been pi ovided - for them ; in the carving of which, the fair Patronesses of the Schools most kindly assisted, Joy beamed in every eye on this most pleasing occasion, and the happiness felt by every one present can be more easily conceived than expressed. Atter dinner, the Children were, by the kind ness of atr,absent Governor, presented :each with a small. piece of silver coin, as a reward of their diligence and improvement: • The Children, and their Parents who witnessed this gratifying scene, then retired, and the Gen tlemen present adjourned to dinner in the large room of the White Hart Inn,.which was got up in a manner highly creditable to Mr. Ashcombe.— Lord MALMESBURY, : One of the-Stewards for the clay, -was in the Chair ; the Hon. Mr. LEGGE offi ciating for the other Steward, Mr. Archdeacon . Da GREY, absent. The toms were— The King—The-Prince Regent—The Stewards—The Dein —Dr. Bell—Prosperity to the InstitutionLThe Treasurer— Tlie Secretaries—The Comniittees—The Mayor an.l Corpora tion of Winchester, &c. &e-.. The Steward; appointed for the next year are Lord Viscount Palmerston, and the Chancellor of the Diocese, Mr. Gamier. From the rapid progress made by 'the Children in these Schools, anti the constant and unwearied attention of the Cpmmittees of both divisions, male and female, the most beneficial conse quences must result. The county - owes much to all the individuals, who have superintended from their infancy these Establishments ; but to none more titan the Rev. Fretterier: Ircnianger, to whose " Suggestions to the Promoters of Dr. B'elt's .ffosystent of Tuition," we venture with great satisfaction to refer' our readers. Indeed it will be a source of high gratification to its to be the medium of coin immicat ing to the public the progress and increase of the .e lnAitutious. haVe-enterred Navarre with the divi sions Barbot and.Taupio, of the army of Portu gal, and thai of General Vandermaeseo, of thc the army of the North.' These troops, united, with the division. Abbe, form a disposable force of 13,000 turn,--a force insufficient to make great progress in Navarre, .to destroy the troops of Mina, and retinue .the country to submission. The division Sarrut has riot arrived at all; at least I have no accounts of it, though I have se veral times sent to Logrono, for the. purpose of learning its motions. , The divisittnFoy consisti of 2600 bayonets, ac cortling to the return made to.me by its General.; andthus, supposing the division Sarni': to be 40011 strong, even when it is completely disposable and Dot employed in keeping up the communiett tionS, I shall have only,the following amount of force : Division Foy Ditto Biirbot ••• • • 3 1 0 90 Ditto .. Ditto .. Sarrut 13,200 The regiments come from the army of Portugal and of the South, to replace the regiments of Mancha,. amounting to 2,000 men, are preventett from acting, in consequence of their being deli tined to.replace the others which ntaiutt►n the communications. The 3d and sth of the line cannot reckon upon their Ist and 2d divisions, all these biAng incapa ble of any active service : and the. 2 or 300 men who remain are only fit for garrison day. Your Majesty will see that it is impossible with these resources to fulfil the wishes of his. Majesty the Emperor, or do any thing in Spain for his ser vice and that of your Majesty. Navarrecanuot be subdued but by the presence of from 20 to 25,000 men; and without the speedy establishment of such a force, nothing will be done but sacrificing men, and uselessly wasting tune.; white,•tin the ether hand, all delay in send ing and .establishing such a cotes d'urmee in Na varre may_occasion• a most destructive .blow to the Freugh armies iu Ls Win. I learn thnat : Cleneral-Roy has .commenced the siege of Castro.. ant afraid he has not sufficient fora f o r its. reduction ; and I have written to Gen. -Sarrut : to return to °Mune while the siege lasts, mid : to confine himself ur ,DteventiOg many se - nrcity - Of in the forts on the• line front Burgos to-Irtm, for there are no other troops but his to levy the contributions, near; Sire, and with reason, that we cannot stretch ' ourselves much more, along the Ebro, without; on.that account, abandoning Castile. • Not • expecting noiv to be of any advantage here, I mean 'to march and employ my troops against the bands that arc upon the coast. ,Mina Will be master of Navarre till there is a corps of from twenty to twenty-five thousand men in that country. lie will avoid fighting while he is ;he weaker party; and if he fight,it will be with detach. !tents, and with a certainty of victory. Corps cif s mall amount will be destroyed in Navarre in a very short time, while a respectable corps could,easily reduce the country. I..perceive all is lost in Na varre : no hope of success in the enterprise remains to the : I am, therefore, about to abaudonit; but I cannot conclude, my letterwithout renewing my ea- . treaty that the infantrylhave requested mayamount to 20,000 men, with the addition of 1000 horse. It would also be extremely us.eful, Were a division of the Army of Portugal to . occupy, besides the province of Bingos. The 20,000 men_required ought to'be from , this side oldie Ebro, and entirely disposable. . I must also submit it to your Majesty's consi. deratiou, that we cannot sustain the numerous hospitals which •we have, since the sick of the armies of the South, the Centit, and of Portugal, were emptied into the hospitals of the Army a the North, without levying the contributions and to accomplish that here, it is necessary 'to employ more troops than in other parts of Spain. With out them, nothing can be done .and thus the hospital's and forts will he in want of every ;biog. I remain, &c. The Baron cLAVSE4. - A BOOK COLLECTOR.—For some time pmkt, at all the most respectable sales of libraries, books have,been stolen from the shelves, and the prac tice has gone on to an extent that made it neces sary to place a watch to discover the depredator. Qn Wednesday, at the sale of the late Dr. tios- SET's library, in the hoit3e of Messr. anti So-ruttx,, a young man was detected in patting a volume into his pocket. Atter the sale, he was addresied by Mr. BENJ. WHEATLEY , the clii4!ti clerk, and told that lie bad pocketed iz vl,!hime which did not belong to him. it wars "T t n r o searched, sixteen volumes., were itittild IA srT's and other collections , 1 1 ' ) a% a t S :lt t e l s o u g t c e : 11 ' o l v ) .-- " s i t u r i ee n t P , ‘ o v i i i s t ti t h o l l s e i s n .l e n t ir i g ; r, rooms. i;inc:... An alarming fire oU'll iln sday night last, which t anti part -of the t il i tel s iec e siti , noll; isoyed the aie)s'elt.:11;11: n h g ich had been affixed to a amongst . the straw anit beamsione i l i l t r h % candle, v i tray, the y C ‘ vh r i a ls p t id a l rapidity ofa n the ‘vas flames racking va s u s I p u h e bores to a tier any exerti ons t o stop its Progress7frait r a The damage sustained is to a cousidurahla UUt