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' x NL)AiBr.R 65061 . . In HONOUR of Ykte GLORICiITS SERVICES of the 411231 Y in the. PENINSULA. • IT is proposed to celebrate the ACHIEVE . 1, , .lEN IS of FIELD MARSHAL ,the MARQUIS of and the glorions SERVICES of: the ARMY thaler big command, by a PUBLIC FESTIVAL. 1113 Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT has been most •F` W muslY plea.sed to desire his Royal Highness the'COM 'l,N,,_l,), Eit,-IN-CIIIr.F to preside on the occasion. ~ci) Gentleman who may wish to attend the celebration Sir this Festival, is requested to send his and add.ress to CHARLES WILLIAM FLIN Secretary to the Com - t i. ' tte . Nu. 17, Great tiiieeo-street, Westminster, on or be- Saturday next, as only a. ttcuited number of persons can " secunnuodated at gm Dinner. The FC•sTIVo.L mill lye held on TUESDAY, the 2 0th I.,tt.at vAUXII.kLL. • rs , ,,zn'" "vr on the Table at . o'clock precisely. tt TicKETs, mG tI mu (GUINEAS and aALF•each. The Gardens will im uognitiuetitly ILLUMINATED, I,opls kneitared fin D A uci t ig, afat,Vt be Dom will be opened en ()1(1.!vk tea kWh Ladies and Gentlemen as 'may ltai"e ickets issited thy order Asf the' Stewards. Signed, 13, Y Orderuttile Me trog held at theThatcbed Rouse, -11krilLitt -SEYMOUIt, J WY 1:/,' 181;1. * is * Lirelltlemen are intreated to attend to the Dinner Hoar , o'c' o t be ite, , N4ry to rise from 'Tante pre,.isely at nine .ek, tu toe Stewards to receive the Company in , %It dat ten o'ci to to e 13 ill. t ti r Itupd the DUKE of YORK to Preside. isioeLeNteti and Gisrg,Em EN who hate already accepted the • Office of St.s.,Watos. The Ri it Hun. the Lord Mayor ' • Its Ge l ' t . ,ace the Duke of Montrose, K., G. u ' i t 1 11 13 , 4—H e .ti d ilesley, thirdly. >tiarl, , • ,K. I 11. 1 Egreltoin, Dartmouth, RosslYss it,.ewood, File, Eoti,suilleig, Conytigitam, and' Limerick. Niewoilg. „••• beat Eardley, Palmerston, Unities Somerset, Iter,,C'qtaottr, Granville 3"...4 Gower, Yarmouth, atm 'mug lelol:t !lotion rablt eorge 'Lose, R. B. Sheridan, .W,Wel sad (,;.''' , esll... NI. Stitt au, Conflict NPNlahon, J. Robinson, Vlilli2lll Fitzgertio. taliecuattrithles—Williani Iliuderick, NI. P. Colonel F. Gre -I"w4td, NL P. Lienteuautzkettoral M. P. ties • Jeitir4---Willitang Curtis, Bart. M. P. - James Shaw; Batt. NI. P. R ` A ustruther Bart. M.P. John Burke, Bart. Geo. Oaths*, I t !. al:Wl:humus Tyrwhitt 1 , 1 deuttigant-Generals—Sier."Frigge,tiii.E. Comte, K.U. Milner, Calvert, 4‘41 lion. - 34.aitiaint. If e liJ ere, le' E `tictrals—Bailey, Head, Howarth, Gordon , Shade , Il.,uTaylur. • Torrens, Congreve, M. P. Thomas ° ,, (41 , M. P. and Batinegn,ann. tessrs.—John Cateratt, M.P.H. C. Cumbe, M. Y. N 4 4 ,41 144% M. P. ‘Villiang. Hellish, M. P. Thomas 'languid, ty , , lotiti Smith, M. P. •Robert. William Lung Gre.,""le-Y, M. I'. J u ne luaus A.ngerstem, John Dent, -, swoo 1 P . LB • t. *stun Lung, M Montague, J. Matthew •, „: 402 ,111011142 Reid, caking dYde Charles Smolt, and 'Thomas It tato. C. W. FLINT, Sec. q„ ...latched House Jul 1.1, 1813 • — -3 • ,„ ASTLEY'S, WEATMINSrEIt, lIRLDUE, • %wa r the Vittrouitge of their huyal Highnes s es the Pitticce ltztit:NT aitd Dut.k; ill YORK. t:HIS PRESENT EVENING, Thursday 15, niday it, and Saturday .11rtit .1 uty, at tiailvitst Six ' o‘k precisely, ' • li.liattilOßDlN.-AY 14 iLioi: bANCIII 4 6 * Ily Mr. WILSON and Ml4x BANNISTELt. 'der which the popuiar Equestriatiatai Pedestrian Spectacle, called FEADINAND OF' .SPAIN Introducing Thirty Horses. tIORSEMANSHIP by Llle celebrated Mr. THOMAS tIie course of the Focuing, a loyal Effusion, by Mr. HER• lt. caed " Olt isiMa JO SEPH'S LAST GUN l" A Serious Comic .14travaganza, called SILLY AND mils. ,BUTTIM'S JOU ItN i.,Y TO 'BRENT VORD LLEG'r 10N. :ra which will be added, the laughable Burlesque of Tlll; HUNTED 4ND HIS Ht.*Sr. TALLY HO! conclude with the new CaltliC Pantomime of ILUILUQUIN'S KEW. • I Second-price, Halt-past Light u!Clock. fOr tq„ n "lbequerice of the great and unprecedented demand nun, the Box-keeper most respectfuth requests that idles an d Gentlemen honouring tutu with their app„ ii .7 4 % will be specific in the Mona .reger, to prevent ths meat arid confusion in the 'llle. • BRITISH FIRE OFFICE. tile Insurance of Buildings,- Furniture, 1 / 4 4 iii,Ci e 'cliondize,Ship s , Vessels, and all (Alm- Property, Pro, i st or Damage by FIRE. 'at theprincipal Offices in e ~ May oe had gratis 7114 Cot•M+ill; London, or ►►f the Conwany . 's in the different Cities and . Towns in .Great-Bri elan k l gis r om tiler bs _nces for short Periods, or for several' Years . Ing . e- Ter,„ 4 " 4 Y Ist effector at this Office, upon the most equitable PGlief e • • nut 1 „ p not be clurrged for Sums of 3001. or upwards, Th t (nls not their present Insurances. f>4l?vtho.k STOCK.of FAIV.II will be insured without ~e . tiun, at the reduced Premium of 2s. per Cent. tie wtd e, 3 . ayable at Alidstunmer-Day will be void, unless re within Fifteen Days therefrom. ROBERT SKELTON, SecretarY• 11111 IF, SALE of the MANOR of TRPT:rt°x(i.:l . I F, awl LANDS in WITIIASI FlLlAlitsY'a io ti,iie taken plac e on the 15th of July 'inst• toidiah! postponed till FRIDAY, the lath _?(; itleulius are preparing, and may he had, 91" e Gray 1 :1,1 to the sale, 01 'Messrs. Tennant. and Harrison, niki London; or ofJaines Bradford, Esq.Swjndo ►i, LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. of Aug,ngia-ar:lnclitu.l7,..a: PATRON,. Ilk Royal Highness the Duke of York. X4tl tit.)ll. Cut of el- 1111 h a y• iiittry ISI.P. 4.4C(lllClit 34.11. Gammons, Col. W. Jones, M. P. Col. H. Cloinents, M. P. Bad of Egrewont. Air, h.- guno kom, N e „ i "nall, Member of the Ro y al College, London. P l itl lB iN- • Cure ' I .'ITIV.L'ION fur the exclusive q, of VEN VItE ' ' . c -ene e ::. ,1 AL DisEASES, and then dreadful copse- . Illyoest :' trictures, Dety curt on, ese• has tO . he cure ; of 110 less than t ),,, ! amity inflicted from ten to twenty years; since esta lionsand Patieuts intuit . , 'Tiled ill 1890. 14 4 lt, earl spalptona of Cioruirrlicea and Chancre ore cured te 4 f tre t : t v d ' l l' l 'Y Mr. Kiertt4u:s...sUperior and etlicaci,l&r: a fr e . 1441! 1 _ .. v bleat, and that iveakqess and derangement ot _ 1,, ,n 1,14 e organ*, which impair the constitution, and shorti. .04 here inure successfully treuted - then on aux oth er 11l ii• i, ~ tmtrnati mi l be consulted as Usual ) by either sell, At Nlitl tVatt luate, o, 21, 'Lower Charlotte-street, Iledtord: eli ttse i i aware Letters troll' Town and Cutfht,.rY aTe to ba . ad . _ 4 se ll , ' t. , 41111 the necessary advice and medicine will be given 4,,,,, t '' ' i i,tx?y part of tile kin!;doni. . the 41 )4Ve 4 )(1 '4 41 0 ) price .j .. tiraetical .oliservations nn , CO ''''eas•s , by 1: f' . • ' kti sold by Ilea wood awl .140, I—.._, ,F. ..it min , at ovvr oster-Tow, itt t;s* ~...,...._,,,,, - AvA4 , l-.1ffiki,r,i,•,,..,..?'./,,,,-....L.,,- .N. ~, ......„--, ~ ~. „•---...-... .......-; ~, ..-- s,„ , z c... S , .... ~ , , .., THUR,SDIY, JULY 15, 1813. PATRIOTIC FUND. LLOYD'S, JULY 5, 1813. THE- COMMITTEE cif the PATRIOTIC . FUND feel it their ditty, on the late signal and glorious Success of the gallant .iiilny under the command of the Mar quess of WELLIN(iTON, at virfmtizt, to call on all their• Countrymen to enable them to continue the Relief, so well earned and so-highly deserved by the brave men who have . fallen, or hay. been disabled in this noble conflict, for` them-. selves, or the Widows, Orphans, and Relations, Who depended on them for support. This Institution, since Its establishment at the commence ment of the present War, has affordetan honourable and: grateful assistance or alleviation to 14,646 Cases of Officers,' Seamen,and private Soldiers, th eir W allows, Orphans,. or de pendant Relatives :' and, including the heroic Sufferers •on the recent memorable )story, it has still a large number of the most meritorious Cht;ins on its accustomed assistance,— The Committee feel a firm reliance, tha+ through the gentrotts sympathy of all ranks of a discerning Pcople, sensible of the blessings of security from the hostile anus of its powerful. and • vindictive Enemy, " the BRITISH SEAMAN and ~ i SOLDIER may still confidently trust, that those who are " dear to hint AVllib living, Omit, in the event of hie failing . . " in the sacred cause, find Friends and Goa; dians in it gale • ". ful and generous' Country ; and that he who may Le die " abled in its defence, Shall not be neglected by those wheat " he has bravely defended." 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MILNS'S PENNIANS REPOSlTORY,containin. , Se venty clirrect_Alphallets, valuonlo setctioa of riouriLto, • and a variety Of new Designs. Price 11. Is. 'VICTrotIi.LiA r G-OFFICE, trtlflf 29th, Y 313. THECOMM igSIONERS jcir'PIC'TUALLINq , His AtidjESTY'S Pre 1 Ydo hereby give Notice, Thai on F}.ldrty, the . 16th July Bert, they will be' rtddy to receive' Tenders in writing Orakd tip), and treat for all such guant lilies of the following Species igr PROVISIONS, ti.e. us' mey be reluired for the supply of his Me jrzty's Skips and Vesicle at. the Port: undermentzoned, viz. Rum qvntmett, Ruin and Sea Provisions........ Bristol, Rum, Sea-Provisions, and' Wat er. . 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Rain 410 Sea Provisions at Yaremoutrt li for the former of which a st,reerity of 9,000!.. and fur the latter of 50001. will be required. FICIVALLLYG-OFFICE, July 14, 1813. rirms CO,IIIIIISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S N. 4 I,'Y do hereby give Notice, That on . Ireditesdag, the 49th instant Mr. William Reeks; their ...4,4-1 . 4t, at Portencou - h, will be ready, to receive Proposal feoia such Persons as may be willing to undertake to erect a s O'.l WlPt RF between the Victualling-quay and the New ,r/ `bar" at that Part. Plan, Eleration„, and Specifications of the intended Triphs 'not be viewed at the `Pictualling OfAce at Ports month, or opon application to Mt. ;Minot , the' Inspector of the !f'othe, at I/reef.ll. Persons "flaking reader* Must br prepared to give se carfly for the dire performance of the ;Pork:and arc desired . to o,tsroe, that no regard will be had to any Tender in which. the Price shall not be inserted in wards at length, or that not be delivered before Twelve o'clock on the .said Rea in4tiont, nor unless the Parties,or onnePerean on their behaf,( • to aitswer when called for. THE CORDIAL CEPHALIC SNUFF is 4 m olt grateinl and effectual Remedy for Disorders of the !lean, espeeiali d y the cornmon Ile.T.ch-Acti. It removes Druweness and (ii illness ; relieves Dimness of , the Eyes ; is exctlient in curing recent Deafness; and is of great service in Hysteric and Paralytic Complaints, and, in restoring 'the Memory when impaired . by} Disortlets of te Head. It is also a Preservative Jgaitist Infectious-Air. Sold by' tue Proprietors, F. Newbery and tens, No. 45, St. Paul's Cutireit-y.irti, four doors from the,Coruer of ,Cheap side, London; and Brodie AlO Ca. •on the New Canal, So Inibury,. in .Canisters,' price ls. lid. each, Duty :included ; but obserte; that the words, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Piaui's," are engraved in the Shoup pasted round each ca. TO THOMAS TAYLon, ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street, Lundou. HONOURED SIR„ Edinburgh, March 18., BFAl.leuve to inforrii you, that ever since the yew- 1790.. • I had been afflicted with the Lues Venerea ; which, front its obstinately restisting emery course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing several severe courses of salivation, and • twice dis charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveter,itenature. In the spring of last year my disorder had gOt to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence.--I had a large RIC6* on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and say legs were broke out in ti frightful manner; say right Was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years; my left had also two large nodes or it, was very much di..eoloneed, and gave me such excruciating. pain, particularly when warm in lied, as nearly to deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was retomuntended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a core by them here), to take tour Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 2dtli of Slay ; in • the course of a fortnight I began to receive benefit---in little more than a month theAleers on My head and arms were soundly healed — soon after, the sores on my legs healed also ; - leaving ; how et;er, considerable discolouration ill the skin, nod pain int he b one o f the left, Which, by the blessing of God, and a little Longer perseverance in your invaluable . Medicine, subtitled;' the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural her, and the nocturnal pains gradually going off.---I thus because, by vourlibeerl adeine and medictne, perfectly free from all my former complaints—hare recovered my former spirits and strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state hating continued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I ant at aloes in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I 'shall 'on every occa sion; 'in-so doing yint will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, , • • ALEX. MURKER. Swami's Close, Iligh‘street, Edinbiirgb. Witnesses to the übove cure:— John Thompson, No. 3, New Poultry Market, Edinburgh ;' Prepared h in 6 ft t l id `l i s t o tosh, 0 titbyt l h tl e Is s ‘ o 111 . r bt ,, y p O to S r t ;h. \. sTA Y - LOR, Member of the Royal College of &neon., tit. Itis house. N0..9,- New Bridge-street, London ;• where, after a constant residence of more titan 3z years, in a praetice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of hi 9 profession should always observe it, such cases. he Hatters himself . the advice and aysistatace hu gratuitously, tidwini.ters lo person. - taking this Medicine,. wilt in,esteemcd, by a dis,.:crning Public, as an advantage seldom attainable, and Void of all ambiguity. , Also-sold. by his appointment; fur this convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's , No, 81, St. Albata's street, Pall-nialt; the Toysitop, No. 103, Qs far.l-str..et ; Mr, Dishorougles, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; South-, bri Edinburgh; Mr. Nl'Doriald, Jeweller, Waggon - t • llr. Dublid; and be one person in (+Very coosideralile town in Great. Britain. utid Iceland, in boxes of oniy dpi otl. each, stamped, and sealed up with fall Had plain directi , mi, whereby peesons,, of either sex truly core tlesnisclvt;.; ivitli e4se, speed, secrecy, and safety; - N. B. Every Iles cold in Oreat.Britain i 3 sealed up with a Stamp, tin wh ici,, by favour of thfi.Comitlis4ionets, is priOted, at the Stump 011 ice—T. Taylor. No. 9, 'Sew Bridge-street-- ea , imitate Walsh is Felony, and t.O others are counterfeit. [PRICE stkprircE-tiAt rpr,Nia?„ onvoN kRENCH'IrdiP.CRS: ARMY OF iartAan=g. t' ;.-et trALENdIA, JUNE 4.--1 have just this rtintTiat: (4 r. M.) received a letter frcith the Otheruor of Tortoise, dated June 3, at three piailti4 iiktst nitie o'clock, A. m. of iidlieh the folloviritig is . tt copy ExceLivi•rt Mortsettittirlitlit -triettiy'd fleet tsits yesterday in sight 'before•Tarragona tit five o'clock t, it consists or: about 180 gull; it tip» pears to steer iil the direction of Villattora de de . Sitges. In this state . of things 1 have detdr !Hided to thoecti with 600 intantry SOO itoliet into Lower eittoloni.i, in order to rally the trmys. of General I)ecaest, and it it is possible entleavOur to fight the English. " I *it'll, &c. • (Signed) " Marshallhe Duke of ALnirrtAtA. " To the :%liiiister, at OLTRACT OF A LETTER FROM THE :I`,ME TO THE SAME. Torttaa; June 21, a a.m. ",Mortsteta LE Duc,—l informed your Excel.; lency of the embarkation of the Anglo-Micilitin Artily at Alicant, of its departure front that places on the 31st May, and 'of its rapid arrival Oa the 2d June under Tarragona. The army landed dur ing the night, hastened to• ins est Fort. Sf. Lippe at the Cu) de Balagner, and the enelo sine, without a fosSe, 'which at present consti tutes the defence of Tarragonai the forts and ex tensive fortifications having been razed. A tire from several batteries began on the 3d; dnriog five days Budagner held oat, made an honourable re sistance, and killed or wounded of the enemYmore than 300 Men. On the morning of tie 7th the explosion of a powder magazine caused the ,tit'- render of Fort Mt. Philippe. • The enemy, b'y a tire kept hp from the Stra and land, attacked Tarragona: At the departure of the Anglo-Sicilian army, the Duke del Pargne had arrived front Caroline to replace General Murray in his camp at castella; Elio, with the second Spanish corps, was close upon our posts. " As soon as I was informed 00 the enemy had sailed from Alicant, I made disperaitions upon the coast of Valencia to receive prompkinforma‘ tiara, ‘Vbilst I charged .General Decaen to collect. troops to fall upon the English. lie eagerlis ex ecuted that diiposition ; arid, on Cue rirst iafermut-' tion, detached from Gironne Bearman's Brigade upon Barcelona, where .he arrived :the 10tli :of June. 9n the 21 June, .1 had diletelued, trona before.llle Zicar, Musniees division, and the brigades of Panuitier and Agreniont ; they • proceeded by forced marches-towards Tortositt: I learned, at ten leagues from Valencia, that the fort of Balagner had capitulated. I lost the only cannon road by which 1 could act ; but it was of importance to stop the enemy's suc cess ; mid, on tile 10t1t, I proceeded to Tortosa. The head of, illy colaam overthrew the English dragoons, near Perello. On,the Iltb my troops arrived ; I pushed ; forward, on the 12th, upon the Tarragona road.; and, nut being able to act on the high rimd, I determined to seek a bye-road tiCrOSS impracticable -mountains, in order to an pounce may arrival to the brave garrison of Tarra gona, which refused all sumuinses, and defended itself with high valour.--,-In short, on the Nth', I lighted fires on the tops of the mountains, and ad vancing on the 13th beyond the village of Valle dillos, my troops co u ld, see' 'anti be seen from Tar ragona. In the mean time Gen. Mauriee Mat thieu set out from Barcelona, and piedied for ward to: Arbos ; the resistance of tlO . place, and the march of cottons from Barcelona and Va lencia, frightenel the enemy, and obliged .I.lli to precipitately raise the siege, and re-embark tha greater part of his troops, abandoning (loiter the place twenty-seven pieces of artillery, and an im mense number of bombs, bullets, &c. all of which have been conveyed into Tarragona. The convoy Of 180 sail left the port of Sidlau and came to an chor under Belaguer ; this mass of vessels present ed a fine spectacle. On.the 14th 1 advanced my troops to reconnoitre the fort ; some battalions defended the approaches to it, and the fleet fired a suture lint than murderous ,fire upon us. Upon, Valledillos, the English. Dragoons were roughly handled by 'the Westphalian Light- Horse ; and, the sth Light Infantry obliged five English hats talions to fall back tinder Hospitalit, and the fire of the English ships. On the 15th and 16th there were slight skirmishes, and the report of 25 de serters proved to me that the enemy, either cover ed by the tort of Balaguer, or embarked,were placed Out of reach of any attempts out the part of a land' army. 'Whilst I was acting in Catalonia, I bad left General Harispe with the 2dend 3d divisions be• fOre the Xucar ; on leaving , him, 1 directed be should draw in' his advanced posts, anti t,st nbtish irimaelt iii workS prepared for sonic time behind the• river ; this movement was being executvd with precision, -when on the .11th Ovnerot with a numerous cavalry attemptatl:p.o outs rein guard. General 1116e1.0.t,w4,1“: ‘ ti ( a l eron ( 1 ),, the' 4th' hussars, vigorously chorg ec the ene.ny, eel turned' ed z."° " Ihe h a va i:( l l .a b t ro -l ug g ht b l ack 60 t killed or• The Irish Colonel 04'OMon was of the number. ataorrrinr;. ,a k ' ln g e °: a r : ' t e r ae' ll : y . t sn' i l l i O l t a a ' t e the t o °l pointsi t t te ; t o tl i i i 3 r l e e t t i l it a i , g y i s i G l t t e h i o t l t e e f . H a trislie sustamn d, in a ; a brisk cannonad e t oo k Pi D en t e t e but k ti l a el le P 7 ar7e demonstrations e re tl ,. 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