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I , ,dward Drake, Market-hill, Shadwell, bricklayer, December 5, and January- 12, at ten, at Guildhall, London. 4 - • ney, Mr. Sheitield, Great Prescot-street, Goodman's • ll,ostock, Rudgelcy, Stafibrdshire, December 15, 19, and and January 12, at . twelve, at Guildhall, .London. At ' torney, - Mr. MeddoWcroft, Girl 's -Inn: Thomas Day, ion. West , Cowes, Isle-of Wight, wine-mer= chant, Lecember 10, at two, 11, at eleveni and January 12. at to, at the Sun Inn, Newp or t. Att orn i es , M r. • W two, Nev - nort; or Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, New-Inn; LondOn.. Nicholas Hellings, and -William- Cooper Stebbing, Delahar street, Westminster, tailors, December 8, at tNs;.elve, 15, at i; and January 12, at eleven,, at 'Guildhall, London. At tornies, Messrs. Bremridge and Son, Dyer's-buildings, HOlborn. . ' Joseph Buckley, late of Oldham, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, December 15,17, and January 12, at eleven, at the Bridge- water Arms Inn. Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Philip Hurd, King's-Bench-walks, Temple, London, or Messrs. R. It. , and C. Jaason, Manchester. • John Collins, Hamp , tead-road, scavenger, December 5, 19, and January 12, at ten, at 'Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs., Lockett and Fisher, Gray's-Inn. Rumsey, Dunstan's-hill; Tower-street, hoop-bender, December 12, 15, and January 12, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Mowbray, Southwark. 11 illiam Worboys, Batt-lane, Nicholas, Deptford, linen -draper, December 5, 19, and January 12, at ten, at Guild hall, 'London. Attornies, Mr. Snerwood, Canterbury sc*tre, Southwark, or Mr. Kermock, Deptford.Johp Darke, Skinner-street, haberdasher, December 12, 15, and . January 12, at twelve ' at Guildhall, London. Attor nies, Meters. Sweet a n d Stokes, Ilasinghall-sweet. ThOrnas UnderdOwn, late of Colyton, Devonshire, ironmonger and grocer, December 22, 23, and January 12, at eleven, at the Dolphin Inn, Honitan. Attornies, Mr. Charles Lux ' more, Red-Li o n-k i t t a re , L on d on , ; or Nlessrs. Flood and • Mules, Honiton. ' ,• William Maris, last pf Vilton-upon-Wye, Bridstow, Here fordshire, eorn,factOr,l)ecember 16, 17, and January 12, at elex't: , n, at-the - King'f. Head Inn, Ross, . Herefordshire. Attgrnie, Mr. Williams; Red-Lion-square, or Mr. William Hooper, Ross. - Thoma, Evans, Kidderminster, brazier, December 29, at five, 30, and japtiari• 12; at eleven, at the White.l-lart, Hartle - bury, Worcestershire. Attornies, Messrs: Baxters and' • Martin, Furnicars-Inn, Loudon, or Mr. John Thomas Smith, Kidderminster. James Greenwood, Knowlton-wood-bottom, Rochdale, Lan cashire, and John Hamer, Stones-wood-bottom, Rochdale, cotton-spinners, Diceinber 21, 22, and January 12, at ele ven, at the White Lion,. Halifax. Attornies,, Mr. Wigles worth, Gray's-Inn-square, London, or Mr. J.Suteiilfe, Mit holm, Halifax. • John Penning, Blandford-Forum, Dorsetshire, cabinet-maker, December. 7, 23, and January 12, at tett, at the Crown Inin; 1114ndford Forum. Attornies, Sir. George Moore, Bland ford, or Messrs. Wilson and ChiSholin, Lincoln's-inn-fields, London. Michael Deane, Farningham, Kent, sadler, December 5, at eleven, 16, and January 12, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr. Clarke, Sadler's-hall, Cheapside. • William Clark, Fair-street, Tooley-street, eheesemonger, De cember 3, at twelve, 15, and January 1-2; at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Day, W!,'.te-Hart. court, Bithopsgate-street. [Dividends, &c. to-morrow.] MAILS. ARRIVED-4 Waterford. E-1 Cadiz, 1 Lisbon, - 4 Gotten• bath, 1-Guernsey, I Jersey, I Brazils, 3 Waterford. PRICE •OF STOCKS rms . DAy 'AT TIVVLVE Const)l.sl,. -Red. Ann. .... 57 ? ii F s u- N _4l • s:n.F.3/ QUIS niturt: FALsum ET ? L 0 N rl 0 N, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1812. This morning we received Cadiz PaOen to the 20th 1:4, of which the following are extracts : TALAVERA DE LA REINA, Nov. s. —On the Ist instant the enemy already occupied both sides of the Tagus, and at six in the evening of the same day aecomplished their entry into Madrid ; lrat it was only. to marOli in and march out. On the 2d King JOSEPI4 with All his retinue,, did the same., Up to the present time they have only ad vanced as far as Navalcarnero to demand rations. All the army is encamped, and, according to intel lic;e ice, consists of 42,000 men; among them 5000 horses. Our army has its head,ptarters in Puadarartia, occupying all.,the passea.. On the enemy's entry into Madrid, they took some 'Eng - lish infantry. Madrid separates the two armies ; neither sleep within it.—(Redactor General, No vember 17) `CIUDAD RODRIGO, Nov. person who has j'ist arrived (3 r. :%1.) from Salamanca, . says, , that on the 6th; at ten at night, the Authorities and .Many people bad, abandoned that city, On account of its - being reported that the enemy were ap-. proaching. Lord AVELL:NoTON had thrice offered them battle which they refused.-0. ante Paper.) BADAJOZ , Nov. 12.----Tlic correspondence haS been dispatched to Madrid, in consequence of its ,being evacuated by the French.,—(Same Paper.) • MANCHA REAL, Nov. 11.—The head-quarters of the 4th Army are here. Senor Alzait:To is in IntanteS. nis army will amount to about 17,000 LICIT, and it is believed will join the expeditionary one from Alicant; although this cannon be ac , eomplishod with, much celerity, on account of the scarcity of provisk)ns, which will retard its march .—(Reduct, Gen. N0v:16.) . CADIZ, Nov. 11.----They write from (;ranada; under date of the_ 4th, that au Aid-de-Camp Ilad arrived from Lord WELLINGTON , to inquire the'reason why General B ILLESTERO3, with his army, had not appeared in Alearaz, .on the 13th October, agreeably to the instructions he lead pre-_ viously received. Senot VitcuEs with the last ,di vision was in Pen o s, an d 'Senor BAI : LF,37EROS had stopped in Loxa, un accourat of his requiring to be twice bled for the benefit of his heal th.-16id. CADIZ - , Nov. 13.---Gcneral CALLEJA leas been fr:ppointed Viceroy of Spain.--(l?..edixtor',General, • Nov. 13.) GRENADA, Nov. 4.—The disorder which has reigned and reignp in this city is dreadful. Ge neral 13AstzesTeRos assumed 'all authority to him self, ':and rendered the Constitution and Laws of no •avail. Contrary to all the principles sanction ed by the Cortes, he formed a Military Commis sion to judge . allOhosepspected' of infidelity; under this pretext he has ill treated a multi tude of persons, andi put them* under arrest upon the most unfounded and even anony- . mous accusations. No one raised his voice against this military despotism, very like that of the French, and not lesS detestable. We believ ed that with the dismission of that General the empire of the law would have-been re-established, but the disorder is the same, proceeding from one ex cess to another; thus it is that many persons; odions to the people, by reasoirof .their adherence to the French, have-been set at liberty, and by a ridicu lous pacificatiOn, mapy crimina!s, ate going to be set free; none having been .punished. Nothing which the Constitution orders is observed ; many are 'detained in prison without being informed of the reason within fifteen or twenty days. There is no thought of forming the Con stitutional Council, ,nor the Provincial Deputa. tion ; .nor.is there any talk of appointing depu ties for the present, or ordinary Cortes. In short, if strong ,measures are no t t a k en , i n or d er to Itave this fundamental code observed, equally admired as ill obeyed, the enthusiasm excited in the Nation will coal, and all hope3.of liberty be lost.—(Redactor .oeneral, Nov. 13). SALAMANCA, Nov. 12.—Senors VILLF:NEZO, COIViAtARATA, and, other authorities. :which left Madrid, IldVc arrived here. Lord NYZLLINGTON was in Arevalo, to which point. General HILL was falling back--(Same Paper.) CADIZ, * Nov. B.—We are assured that the al - troops are again reconcentrating towards Ca bezon tind Arevalo, in conseqtrence of the move ments of: the French,'. and that - Senors' ''IL- LENEZO, CORTABARRTA, and other individuals of the Government, have taken the prudent pre caution of retiring to Avila, - leaVing at the head of the herdic inhabitants of Madrid the worthy patriot Don PEURO SAINZ DE BARAND.l.—('RedaC to'r General ) N 66. 8.) • VREliell PAPERS, . . Elms, Nov. 28.—Private letters from Wan! , dated the Pith instant, confirm the intelligence of the Emperor living arrived at Smolensk on the Bth of November. . • - . . Accounts of his Majesty had been received at Wilua, to the 10th ; lie • continued .to enjoy very good health. Nothing - remarkable had taken place at the army ) .2 Waasaw, Nov. 7.—The General of Division, Inspector of Cavalry, iosniecki, has arrived here from the Grand Army. Nov..lo.—The last news we have received from the corps untlei' the orders. ef Prince Scliwartzea berg, is dat e d th e sth inst.. ' On that day his Higli ness had hi head-quarters.at &tisk ; the advanctld, guard of the • 7th corps ,ilivoutacked at Osia, and, the rear-guard was at Polleky, They write . from Wilna - ,7'that, on the 34 st •of October, the .2d and 9th Corps d'ArrneeS coin- mantled by Marshels Geuvion St. Cyr, arid the I Duke of Beiluno, were-united behind the Gina. PosEse, Nov. 13.—We - yesterday and to-day. have-seevepass three detachments of infantry ) , arid{ a detachment of Saxon cavalry, with a ; remount of , : 1.75 horses. . Tire considerable corps .of iNfarshal the Duke of &Dun° is tz.. - march towards. the Duna against , the Russian army commanded by General Witt genstein. We also hear that . a part of this cops is to be advanced upon Minsk, to unite with Gene Dornbrowskis corps. DARAISTADT, N0v..20.--We continne to have the most tranquilisingintefligence respecting the state of the French and Allied Armies• in the North, and respecting the cont - ingent of the Grand r.Duchy of Hesse, • which consitutes a part of it. This contingent, in consequence of the reinforce ments ithas - received, is note above its comple ment. The troops. destined to complete it in fu litre' are already perfectly organized and disci ! . e' plined, so that it will.be easy immediately to re pair all the losses our brave troops 'nay suffer. , -. - dopEzenskGata, Nov. 14.---All. the intelligeace ' which arrives from Russia is extremely me-7`' , ,r, -laucholy. At Petersburgh, they have sent away all their effects of value—a part to Archangel, and ' a part to Finland. Letters from Ab o announce, that they shortly expect Baron Armfeldt there, who is to make preparations for receiving the Tin- perial family, in the event of its beinis obliged t) quit its residence. A gm - it Ip - umbel• of vessels have left our port•inlesliast they are.going to Finland. Paesesicta (SestN), OCT. 31.—The Anglo-Spa nish army appears to have separated. 'We are as- 7 sured Castanos has marched upon the Asturias :and GailiCia, and. Lord Wellington towards the Agrieje. It l e asserted, that there subsists a mis- undeestanding f , always increasing, . between the . • Spanish, the ,English, and the Portuguese troops ; - 2:t -least it was already evidently so. at Buq;os. FRANKFORT, Nov. 21.—We have received here e; accounts from the contingent of his Royal High- ness to the .;rand army 9f the North. This con- tingent e after baying for • severalsmontlis acted as % • Gardes de Cote at 'rarer and Brenzerlehe, has re ceived orders to proceed first to Hamburgh, then to Daatzie, afterwards to Konigsberg:, and mest by ,this time have arrived. at Tilsit. The Generals Of . f Division, Cana St. Cyr, and Loion, under the command of whom this contingent has hitherto • i been, have expressed their particular satisfaction i at their good conduct, and the manner in which • . they have performed their maneeuvres at the diffe rent reviews. His Royal Highness has given the • ' most positive orders, that the contingent shall be : constantly kept complete. Several reinforcements have been sent off for that purpose, and more will be sent. Nov: 23.—0 n the 31st of October, the two s corps cl'arrnee of the Duke of Bullinio and COunt Gouvion fit. Cyr, effected. their junction on the left bank of the Duna. ' Nov, 24.—The General of Division Valency Itr rived yesterday from the army,' on his way to Paris. GENERAL, _STAFF OF THE CITY OF, PARIS. PARIS,. Nov. 26.- 7 --Military men who arrive iu Paris, either to sojourn in it, or wait orders from hiS Excellency the Minister at War, neglect, for the most part, and notwithstanding the dif ferent notices periodically published in the jourtrals, to present themselves at the General Staff, where they ought to tppear, and cause themselves to be registered, which occasions delays in the execu tion of the orders which have to Le communicated to them. The General comman-ling the • st Military Di vision, and the City of Paris, renews the order to all military men passing through the capital, or-before taking up their abode in it, to present themselves within twenty-four hours after their arrival, at the General Staff Office of Military Po lice, Place Vendome, No. 7. In respect to Generals and superior Officers, it:- will be sufficient that they send their : addresses, declaring the time, akid in virtue of what wder they are to remain at Paris'.. 'rile General of Division commanding the.lst„,,‘,4iiitary Division, and City of Paris, (Signeii) CO;:nt MULLIN. - - • Reinforcements are forwarding' to Lord I.INGTON. Six troops from' the following, three-'` regiMents--the 10th, 15th, and . 18th, .re under. orders to proceed to Portugal; under the ccnithand of the gallant General STEWART. • --__ . , . . LONDON: Prlntvd by T1103,1 4 1s WOOD, of No. 2,2, Russell - court,.Brydges-street, Covent-;artictil IPubllslied by WILLIAM ARMIGF.B 'SCRIPPS; South Molton-street, Qrosrezzor-ware, At dip k - itIN Qtlific E ,.N o . Jl2 ? s tiaß 4 * where AdvcriisvizontN. Orden tel tile PUp er , Letten fur the Editor, Sic. (post rtad),-nnist be addressed. • . . - . C.)IIN-EXCHANGE, DEC. 2.—" We, had no fresh arrivals of Wheat to-day, what was left from Mon- .day's market _was taxen off at the same prices; the . stirpl us. ,of vats on Monday furnished a good .sup -- .ply to-da),' there was a brisk demand for hnc samples at' the last quotation, but ordinary qua lities very heavy ; in' other kinds of . grain ther e •• • was but little d one , an d no alteration in priceS: New Wheat .90s. 100 s. 105 a. Tickl3eans'- - - 755, So'. ' ' Fine ditto -- -140 s. Old ditto - - •, 1i6 , , Rye . Barlei - - -48 s. Cis. Feed'Oats - - ass. 40. New Ditto - - - • 665. Fine ditto - - Malt - • - - 9 , 25. 1024. Poland 'ditto . -48 s. 525.. Fine dittO - - - 108;. Fine ditto - - s4s. White P(.3 (boi 1 .)100s. 110 s. Potato di tto - - New ditto -- - , 1904. Rape Seed -•- 601. 701. , • Grey ditto - - - SOS. b4i‘. Fine Flour 105 s. llos. New (Atte - - 364. Soconds - -100 s, 105 s. CORTES, 9TH DAY: A dispatch was read, which had beep addressed to the Secretary of the Government of the Penin sula, from• Avila, on the 31st of last month, by the Political Chief of Madrid, informing 'him of the necessity of ordering Lieutehant-Gentral HILL to abandon the Tagus ; charging, at the same tune, t 1..! said General EsritsA to.assure ,the said 'Authorities, that though the British army sees itself obliged to make this movement, it confident ly ti ists that this necessity will last but for a short and that it will soon be in a situation to re= establish the affairs of the Peninsula.—(l?,edactcr General, Nov. 10.) Our Fahnouth letter, as our Readers will find, states a report that the army of Portugal amounts to 40,000 infantry and 5000 . cavalry, and that they were following the retreat of Lord . WEL-. LINGTON. No such intelligence had reached Mini sters this day. By private letters, however, we learn that skirmishes had taken place between the Al lied Army and the enemy, and that, there was a general expectation of a battle on the fields of Sa- atnanca. Yesterday, at three o'clock, thePRINeP. REGENT received the Address of the House of Peers at Carlton House. His Royal Highness afterwards gave audience to Vieotint SID.frOUTH, the LORD CHANCELLOR,' the Earl of LIVERPOOL, the Mar= qui§ CAMDEN, and Lord GEORGE BEREsFoni).— The . latter 'took his Royal Highness's command* as to when he- would he pleased to receive the Address of the Lionse of.Coriunons. The PiaticE‘ REGENT is expected to hold his first . Levee to-morrow'se'nnight. Yesterday morning the Princesses ELIZABETH and MARY went from the Queen's Palace, to .visit the Duchess of BauNswzOK, at her house, in over-square, and afterwards left toWn for Windsor. BY•the Jane, , arrived at Piirtsmouth froM the River Plate, we have been favoured .vith - letters to the 2d of September. We are happy to find, that they hold out a prospect . of the speedy ad iii:tment of the differences between the'conteud ing Spaniards in that quarter. 'When the laSt ad vices c4zne away, the respective. Governments of Buenos .Ayres - and Monte Video were appointing ,De l egates, in order to ;iegoc t iate a peace. The Loire, Capt.. T. BROWN. sailed on Saturday morning • from Portsmouth for Lisbon, with 100,00)1.' to pay the,army in Portugal. The Strenqous gun-brig, arrived at Plymouth;- is stated to bring intelligence of the sailing .of two French frigates from Brest, SuppoSed for America,:. In the case of TAAyE v.-Chief Justice DowNEs, judgment is deferred, in the Court.of Common Pleas, Dublin, until next Term., • --The recruiting for the Life Guards proceeds with great success. The party under the com mand of Capt. HP.RBERT have already enlisted urz wards-ot 60 fine fellows, A•gallowey belonging to Mr. Pilch, -a victualler, was backed .yesterday for a conSiderable stake, to gallop five miles in fourteen minutes, on the Wood ford road. Heavy sums were pending on the event, and time was two to one the favourite whilst the animal was going-the first mile, but the match was won cleverly in seventeen second, within the given 7 NASAL NEWS. FALMOUTH, Nov_ 29.—LArriyed this day his Majesty's ship Scul? , orse, 38 guns, Capt, GORDON, join his Majesty's ship .coquette, from Ports mouth:- to take under convoy the outward-hound West India fleet (about 2,5 sail) which were se parated from- his Majesty's ship Victorious ; -they will sail the first, fa . r wind. • Also arrived -the Gleaner , ketch, Lieutenant KNIGHT, with mails and dispatches, from Cadiz left lying the re th e C a rteret packet, which was to sail' on the 22d inst. and his M a j es t y ' s s hi p . . Mafthorough, Rear-Admiral COCKBURN, who had Anders to proceed to America on the 24th. , The Glca - ner spoke the American ship William 'Wilson, from New York for Lisbon, out 24 days, and was informed that two packets, the Priicess Amelia; and another (supposed to be the Swallow) was carried into Philadelphia and Savannah.— Commodore RODGERS was supposed to be ;one, to cruize off Madeira. Lieut. KNIGIIT reports that MASSENA'S ailny is 40,000 infantry, and 5000 cavalry ; and that they were following Lord WELLINGTON, who still con- tinned his retreat. The cominunication between Cadiz and Madrid Was still open, the French hay ing evacuated that city, in the hope of cutting off General ITILL. Remain the Outward bound packets by contrary winds; DEAL ) DEC. I.—CaMe down from the the Dromedary store ship for the nediterranean, and about 15 Sail of merchantmen, for Jamaica, Gibraltar, Malta, &c. 'and remain with the oat ward-bound. - GUERNSEY, Nov. -28.—Arrived the brig hope, LE A.I.tITRE, Master, from Newfoundland, bound to Jersey : she was taken on her pa , --t- by a French cutter, and retaken by his Majc ship Wizard: she was again taken by anoti cutter, and lastly - retaken by, his T.4ajesty's shit; rilbicare, off the Isle of Bass, and bronght ia here this tno ruipg - THE THEATRES.-The pressure, of temporary matter has prevented us, for the last three or tour days, from noticing dramatic concerns.-On Sa tUrday Mr. POPE made his first appearance at Drury .- lafie ' Theatre. His return to. the Stage was inarked by a very flattering welcome, and he per formed. Lord Townley with judgment, feeling, and energy,-Last night, at the ' same Theatre, - Miss SMITH made , her first appearance as Isabella, in The Tidal Marriage. She also received a very favourable greeting. Her performance was Very effective, but somewhat too violent. Mr. FOPE, was the Bir o n, and perf orme d th e character iiia manner that justly procured him the warm ap plause of the audience.-At Covent Garden Thea atre, on Monday, Mr. SEYMOUR, well known' for , his Critical Annotations on SHAKESPEARE, appear ttl in the part of Richard the Third., He was re ceived_ with the usual liberality-of a London'au (Hence, but in 'a short tinie it was evident that his voice was much too wci,k for so large a Theatre, and an Opposition 'nrose; which; after an address from Mr. SEVmOtrii,:and Mr. FAWCETT, ended in a call for CHARLES KEMBLE, who came to the Theatre by accident, and who went through the rest of the character, Witlithe aid of a book.-As far as we had opportunity of judging, Mr. SET, moult supported the part with judgment and spirit, but his ' voice had by,no means sufficient strength. To the EDITOR of The SUN. Sir, ! see •in your paper, of Thursday last, that a Meeting , of the Clergy of the county of Leicester has been held, for the, purpose of petitioning Parliament against the Catholic Claims. On a question of such importance (a question in which the inte rests of both Church and State are so deeplrin-- volved) therc•can be no doubt that a great map •rity of the.C!ergy throughout the kingdom would be most ready to follow so laudable an example : and as there is gr ea t- reason to b e li eve that it_ is a subject which will b e o ff ere d to the consideration of Parliament, in an early period of the present session, it is hoped that an opportunity will be afforded them of expressing their individual sen timents in a corpotate capacity.. amy Sir, your constant Reader, • • CLERICUS. The Particular Attention of the Public, as well as of the numerous Friends of-RitHAßrise,N, Goon- Lucx, and C?. is most respectfully solicited to the very superior merits of the Plan for the grand distribution of the Capitals in the. Lottery of 13,000 Tickets, which for magnitude and nuni her exceeds preceding advantages - . - RICHARi)SON,' Goo')LtYcK. and Co. also recommend to the ob servance of the Public, that every Number in this Lottery is to fully possess its own Fortune, and not to depend on that of any .other ; for this cir cumstance, so long sought for, Two 'Days of Drawing have been obtained, viz, the 14th and lfith of JANUAitY. PLYMOUTH,- Nov. 30.—The following are the ' natticiil . the French ye:lsels that arrived here on k. Saturda3i, prizes to the -strenuous gun-brig, viz. : Le Hazard, L'Aintable Julie,'Le JeuneA ilif Marie. Also, arrived the Willia m and Hannah, JE&NY . ..- soN, from London; ,the Fanny transport (No. 98) frOm Lisbon, baying- On toard p ar t o f th e 2d Bat , . , .talion of the sth Regiment, together-with several . sick and' wounded soldiers ; .left the Tagus on the 15th inStant, with about twelve sail of transports and merchantiiien, under convoy of his Majesty's ship /6/nu/us ; parted yesterday in the Channel. •I • -