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ing of the 25th, shortly after. Joserh tannana7te had left the place, two Officers and of 111.4 owli cavalry, who hacl.been';oft thereto foliow le . • . - I have reason to believe that josepll-11aotiv*frw,Ie, la no regular aecount of the action. oti t , - til he passed the Piterte de - Gua.darrana day, but he then ret tuned,. and was 'diritc#j.!:;;J , - march upon Segovia. I have mot' yet' lu r.i .htw far be , had advanced. All- af..counts coileur with rt.gard to the great loss snstai%ed by the army of, lly accounts frOin Lieutenant-General Sir Pi ow to the--25th instant,' it- appears' Gat the enemy h id in some degree rein';greed the troops in Duremadura. The Lieutenant General hari. re-' moved to Zafra. . It is reported, that . General -BallAsterol had marched oa another expedition tow.Ar:is 7‘l72.*Llga, and th-lt he Nva, opposed bva divisionof Vne of *the South,,under General Labal.• I have• not. received detaijezl acconnts of Com. Sir Home Poph4ni's operations on the coast since the eaprnre, of Selueitio', but 1 understand that' he has taken Castro-Urdiales: . • - Names of Officers Killed arid Wounded, July IS, 1.141 i, •-• • ' 27th Foot—Lieutenint Rasleli.trv,-Adjutant tavidson. 'Wounded. Royal Horse Artillery—Li‹at Bels sei•erel . .:' • f)ray,o Ins—Lieutenant Braindeld, slightly.• • th Light Praguens—Lientenant Bo ntein, slightly; Cornet, Williams, severely. • • • " leth LighfOrairoons—Adintant nettrialc, - sever.ly. • 14th Foot—Major Brotherton; Lieutenants Gwynne, Fettle, slightly.' • ' Lath Foal-4,ientenant Baker, slightly. Ist aussars Germa.n Legion,-Barriek-MaSter Kratt. kenberg, Captain sligutiy ; Cnptzlict Al3', severely; Lieutenant Wisch, slightly. 7th Royal Fusileers—L:entenant Nantes, slight - Iy. 27th Foot—Captain 'Muir, 40th Foot—Lieutenant Kelly, slightly. • lames of tb' Oft ters Killed, Wounded, and !Ntiv,ing*, of the Allied Army, un 4 er the Command of his. Excellency Gene ral the 'Earl of Wellington, in the Battle near Salamanca, en the 224 J uly 1812. Head-quarters, Mores, dctA~•ilas, July 23, 1812, Killed. - 4 star-,`*enerat Le Merchant. sth Dragoon Guards—Captain Osborn. td Dragoons—Lieutenant 'Selby. 12th Light Dragoons--Capta. - n ickens. • 20 or Clueen's....-Eitsign Denwoody. Fusileers—Captain Prescott. 11Th Foot, Ist Bat t.---Ensign Scott. vtd "-Teich Fugileers—Major Odley. 32i1 Foot, Ist •Bat.t..—Lieutenant Seymottr, 'Ensign Newton. 3Ci 't Foot, Ist Batt.—Captains Tullok and Middleton, Lieu . tenauts Parker and Parton. ' 36th root, Ist Batt.--Cantain Taylor, Lieutenant Broomfield. 44th Foot, Od Tiatt.—Captain Berwick, Ensign Standley. • 6111 root, let Bet—Lieutenant-Colonel Barlow, Captains, I-I,rton and tathbs, Lieutenants Chattuer and . farker. 68th Foot, • lit r , ;t—Lieutenant Finite:me. 8' tit Foot, I st Batt.—Brevet Major Nltirpity,, 34th Foot—Lientenant runes. 2d Lightßatt. King's German. LegiOn-.Lieutenant Fincke. Wounded. .. • • iieutenant-e/eneral Sir S'•. Cotton, severely. _- Lieutenant-General Le tit, severely, not dangeronsiv., . Lieutenant-reeneral Honourable G. L.. Cole, severely, not ngv.to sly. • Ma - or-General Victor Alters, severely, not dangerously. • Royal Horse Guards Illui.....Lietitenant-Colonel Edgy, A,A.G: sl , ghtly. . h Foot—Cantain Tyron, D.A severely. ljth Light Dragoons—Captain White, D.A.Q.!°'.G. severely, since deed. 2Pth Foot;- 7 -Lientenant Hay, Aid-de-CaMp to Lieutenant-Ge. neral Leith, slightly, - , 6th r.'sagootts—Captain Dawson}, extra A.D.C. to Lieutenant,. General Leith, severely. • • 15th Dragoons—Captaitt Aiken, severely; Lieutenant Christie. a •verely. 4th Dragoons--Lieutenant . NOrcliffe, severely. Ist 1 . - Ttissars, King's German - Legion• Captains Mullet' and Decker, slightly; Lieothnant Facto. severely; Lieutenant Cordemanit, slightly; Cornet Tlehtends, oldetream Guards: let Batt,—Ensign Hotharn, &I Guards, , Is* Ratt.—Captain White, severely. let -- Foot, ur Royal Scots—Lieutenant-Colonel Barnes, ses verely; Capt. Logan, slightly Lieutenants 4litt, . and 7a11. - , severely; Lieutenant .'.ll 4 Kjllig.au, slightly; Lieut. Clarke, eeverely Ensign Stre . te -severer. 2d Foot or r!tw..!ti',. , =-11revet lientenarit-Colelne Kingshon't • severely; Maior Graham, severely; Cant. Scott, sertt , rely; • • Ventenant Gordon, severely; Lieut. Williams, stigittly Lieutenant Tlndsort, severely. • 4th Foot 14. ratt..-4Tajor O'Halloran, slightly. • ; bth Foot, let Batt. —Brevet Lieutenant-fiolonel Bird, g:TigYt.i. la; Captain` Simeocks ' severeiv, Lieettenanes 4i c e ion and Oman, 4verely; Ensign Hamilton, slightly; Ensign Pratt, •everelv. • •Sth Pont. 9d Batt.--Lieutenant O'Dell, severely; Lieutenant Hill and, slightly. 7th It'yal I 'rtsileers-47aptain .Hammetten, slightly; 'tents. Hutchinson and Hartley, severely; Lieutenants Wallade, Nantes. Johnson, Knowles, Henry,. and Hannara, alight lv ; Atl , utant Hay, severely. 91h 7 7, ,0t let Pat:t.—tientenant Actiland, slightly. • .. root. let Witt,- Li+7ntonant.-Coloprl 'Cneler, 'Captai Porter. , Ilamiltme'eud (Maly. Severe . lye Timitenant l'onovan,. slightly; - Lieutenants. , *Pram r. and Steet , ene, 'severely ; I,kt:tenant Daniel, slightly 7 Lieuts. Walker and .Smith. severely; Lieutenant • Stewart, slightly; Lieutenants Gethen and Ikad, severely - .. • 9.33 Ro-ral Welsh Fusileers-e-Lieutenant-Colonel Ellis, Major 11.:"rner, Lieutenants r.noeb,. Fryer, Cloyde, severely ; ee,,,t c p ia ld . • • 97th F. rot, fZe "att.—Lieutenant Philip Gordon, slightly. 0/-h ro.t, c 2 .4 tilit.—li-utenant Garrey, slightly. . • ;32d -ot. let Batt.- 7 Captains Roglerveii, Took, slightly; h e `e Pants G r ea v ee, vason, sever. lv ; Lieutenants R. • tolin . “)9, sn2,ll+lv; . Lieutenants -Bowes :Butter , orth, (.2 , eVere'v; Ensign rloori, slightly, - 3" t: pot- / s ets ot,....C:ontain Fox, Slightly; Lieutenants • • e , Ensign t er, severely. For-t t lkatt.—Lien't.flAnT , Colonel • Miles, severely Cafit4in Fullerton, se-‘ I y Li..ute :ran Ince, Lie titet - ,kett Peddle, -r g arm amptttated ; Lieutenant Laws, Ensign Wheatley, • se -re . ) , ; FisignsMagie, Wileockg,slig.htly ; Ensign I - 37*m, ; segos- sl y; Ynsign- - Preer, . • 3 8t1 , r Platt,—Lieutenant • M'Plreraon, Ensign, An ,•-dersens severely: • 4.01; F , •-t tst B ,tt.—Lieutenants-Gray, Hudson, severely ;. - • Lientenants Brown, ,Turton, slightly,; Adjutant Bethel, se , erelv. 4 :ld Ftlo' let Batt,—Lientenant Ridout, slightly. . 45- ' Foot, Ist Batt.—Ti.Ner Greeneeell, severely; Lieutenant C . 4•• -e' Ferbee, Cal . .tain Lightfoot, Lieutenant Ca:Titian, s'igl , +lv.; Ensign Rev, severer. . - Foot, Ist l'hwaites‘• Lieutenant Strond, sligli4ly; Lieutenants Leroux, Vincent, Marshall, severely . Lieutenant Johnson, severely; Ensigns. Thatcher, War • tors ; Ensign Le Mesurier, right arm anipittated: i'7 4 d Few-, 2d Bart.—Lieutenant-Colonel liingliam,,Brige, der ieutenant Colonel and Captain Robiu.son, Captain Pe. . slightly; Cantains Fernandez, . Blackall, ‘Dongal,-Lieutenants Minter, Nicholson, severely ; Eu sit !iunworth, Adjutant Cares, slightly. , • - • - s '°,Th Foot sth Batt.— Lieutenant Colonel Williams, slightly ; Galiffe, Ensign Lucke ; .severely. , ' l St Foot, ISt .Pat. , ..—NFajorDowniug, Captains Oke,lll‘Lend, • ' I reen, severely; •Capti6n Wyllie, severely (since dead); ieutattant . walkener, severely; Lieutenant. Daniel, slight . 1 Y ; Lieutenant - Chapman,. so. erely ; • Lieutenant Chipehase, s s eightly ; • Li ente...itnt 'Furnace.' severely ; • Lieut. ' , Gloster, Lieutenent Collis,. si:verely ; Lieutenant Wolfe, ell lltjv; Lieutenants, Braekenburgi Royal, Toole, En - tis hyte, Peere, Singleton, severely. and Brevet Major Millar, severely; Pain Nerth ' slightly... • 41;; .E9A.—Capt*n and Brevet Major Thompson, Lleute , unt .;_:witig, severely. • 1 Font, 2d litut.-e-Lientenant Gascoigne, severely ; Lieute bnuent Frans, slightly • • sot h ' Nichols, 2d Batt.—Captaeu Adair, L i eutenants -ead o , severely; Lieutenant Kingsmill, slightly. . 1.1 ;h - Foot.:---Lieeene it. • Colonel Campbell, Captain Cooke, 1411 4tenaitt Griiliths, severely. 3 1 . - L 0 N D 0 17, mORDAY, AUGUST 17, 1812. With the most heartfelt pleasure we congratu late 'our Readers on the glorious-victory obtained bY the Allied Army, under the connipind of tord WELLINGTON, at Salariv , rica. Whether ,we Eider the extent of the victory, or th period at which it was'obtained,we may safely sity that it is one of the Most important ever achieved by % cur arms. The details given by his Lordship are so precise; and so clear, that we should injure the interesting and gratifying narrative contained in the Gate Extraordinary; if we were to attempt to give au abstract of it. ALkKgPIiT appears to have, been coninletely out-gederaled. Lord WEL ' Z.T.NoToy drew him into a situation, in Which I e - could attack him with advantage ;„lie seized the fortunate .moment with his usual promptness and sagacity, and, with a force greatly inferior to, the French; obtained a most splendid - victory. The' night favoured the retreat of the trench, Otherwise their . loss ; great as, it was, would It'ave been much greater. It would be useless to, corn- ' merit upon the effectwhich this - victory must produce , upon oar Allies inthe North, and upon BUONA PARTE 'himself. The total defeat of his army in Spain, it is notirriprobable ; may make hith pause in' the desperate enterprise in which he is engaged ; It has eVen been reported, but Wethave not been able to ascertain upon what authority ; that he .had quitted the army,r-and returned- 'to Paris., At all- - events, his operations Must be embarrassed b - an event Which threatens him with the loss of all the conqueSts.wiiich he' has acquired in Spain, and with that also of abovt - hal.f A: million of Men. The Dispatches contahsing the detail of. this . brilliant Vletory were yesterday brought to. town by Lord CLINTDN, in a aaise and four. The drivers and the horses were embellished with lan .rels, and his Lordship was cheered as he passed by the acclamations of the people. The eagles and flags' , taken from the enemy appeared out of the windows of the chaise. As one of the eagles was covered with blood, it was . probably that of the Ensign who bore it. Loi'd CLINTON first . drove to Curzon-street, but, learning that Lord BAri'HURST . , Secretary of State for .the War Department, had rupoved to Mansfield street, imniecliately posted to the latter place. An interesting circumstance took place in. his way : Lady WELLINGtorr met the n chaise,' and being known, one of the Eagles Was presented to her, which she took, and fainted aWay in the agitation of joy. The cheering news had, by : this time been so widely circulated that people aowded near Lord BAIIIURST'S house, and testified the warmest sense - of patrotic exultation. The •E::gles and ,Flags were deposited in his. Lordship's hauds. :Ile was just sitting daVin'-to . break- / tie . ; but itnrnediately sat offs - with Lord ..in ' the chaise which- bi-n; l ghtr the 1 hastened- to DDwning-street, they readied a little before 'ele - vea: Tie street attd the office were croWded With persons, among ia*l? iii tc;tre, of cotirse, the friends and relations of Lit)r a 7 WELTANotor; ?^d other otlicers.",._The- Lo.rds DATI!UII.,ST siiid cf.1NT01,7,,-500:1 afier the dis-; pat - ,:hes* were -the Park to • in order tca la.v_the:n hcfOre the tArtl.traE R.E GE NT . A prod:giint . :-cro-, - -, - , followed them, with every d:,nnOnstrgijOl! (;f r.T.,triotie joy; and accornpinied them on t' - ,eirrettult to Down ing.street Lord. CLltrrot:' -then ha , :.tened in the chaise to Latly WELI;/:;;;TO.*. 'lle Park at* Tower girt were fired at 1? Olclpcl ? by,y.: - Itieh.tituc the glad tidings had no dotibt 'spread in every di tettiOn .ti)l:6lgh to Tv e itAropolis. general Itunination will, of conrse,*fialte place even ingin every part of the town, and :7;11 doubt less .spread throughout the Empire with the 1;1;1 - rious Soon after the glprious a'tiim corrlU:.'se.d, the three regiments, which bad rectii.tly-aiTivedjoined I 'Lordship, Whose therefore was eai;v as st;:ong as l?efore it tools place., nurnb.ers in the bold .amounted :to .3,2,4).00 men. MAnzproNT was :49,000 strong' but diseipline; ness, and Valour,' were nbt'to tord, WELLINGTON, NVC nnderatand, .W.as twice hit, but' fortunately.hy spent 11:Ili:, • , -4,, 'On the salt3.6•tiav Cri'the Dardanclie, iie rece,i - v:A a kt - tt;i• frOin , 2;lr, NING, the BritiAl Charge d'Atf4ires. to the Otto , mail court, anliourv.,ing-Ihe ..ratltlcAtiOn of Peace bets' Ri2ssi a and Tb et: cy , took pla'c'thc day before. • • . , • n Ofiit-cr arrived early. thisriTorning at the Admiralty with Divat:hesliwu JOHN wou-nt; hut we..do tint under , ,ttod that they con tain any' thingimportant, 'There was, however, a repo - ft that fifte'en n 1 of the hue hoen , een , appeared to lie French, but t 1.1;! : - proved to he E.L-)_ indiamen. . • WINDSOR, AUG. '1 .---Yesterday the QUEEN L and PRINCESSES drank .tea, - .Bi,c, at . Froginore.— thiS !horning s Princesses . AtiGUSTA • and Cir.ta 7 LoiTE, of WALES took an on horseb;',ck; accompanied by ,liord WAi:sraGfrAm, Lady:kr CIAEST,ER, Count MUNSTER, GCII. \VINYARD, &C. The QUEEN, Princesses Ei.ItABETH and .111AIty Wellt FrOginOre; to` inspect - the preparations nrall:lnli for the celebration oi' rite Duk ,, of YOFE.'S 131.rt1i . -aay there ta-m ~ 9rrow T,e PRINcF. and all the itoyai Dnkes are expected to be present at the celebration: . Yesterday, •about. three -o'clock; the PRANCE RECENT, accompanied by the. Duke of CUMBER. 'LAND, !eft- town for_ Windsor, to be present at the celebration of the Duke of YoßK's birth-day by the !WEE , at. Frog,more.. ;Yesterday the. Daiwa Yo ;AK completed his 49 - i.b. year.. His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARNCE and Aijss FITSCLARENCE are expected in town this day crorn PRiNCE , : 3 EGENT reyiew.the 10th LOA Dra4.oons on, -1:-.1oivuslow: Htatu this QUEg..N plad PRINCESSES ,1 , ;',11 bCireltir .it by.tile;l - The- - 11E0E:7 at t the Li:e (Atiar(ls gill keel - , the ,12 - Lcurd. The P.P.I. , Tsc?, ,- it is said, t!,e review, a dinoe to C 15:f le. itieb The - ktryf is to be imme diately alt.cced. Th: nienate to wear bras . ir:l'.. , ettr, to the old Rom.fr. helmet, steel cifir a broad gold laced belt round the and the . tw.,:t ensemble will be - t -he tuost :spien,h,l unifd - rni thly regiment in. the Servi , ::B, " • - - - TtlE THEATRE-.—,A new comedy was represented 'on Satuntaylas.t,.. 'at the, Haymarket Theatre, un der the title of Look at Zro3pe, writtei:l by '1.1.1r. of that Theatre. it was altocether well received, but we must defer our -aecount of it till to-morrow,.: smran , JELD Bruti•;_ ET, _i.•,a. 17. Ws day's Market hada tolerable good of prime Bea%tS.; And the show of Otttle in.othee respects was middling ; 'Mutton and yhrk are dearer.; Beef, Laity, a pd Veal, sold at l!istpr,ices ; and_ the trade in general WAS Pi:chy salts in the Hay Market were somewhat-consider able.; Hay fetched last price ; Straw and Claver • obtained better'prices.—We annex a correct state merit of the prices 'and numbers ! To sink the Offal, per Styli(' of,81!). • Beef, ss. 04.. to 3s. Otl. Motton, ss, Cd. to 7s: ad. 5, . 04. to 7 s. Od• Lamb, Ps.V. to is. Od. Pork, ss. to Cs. 10d. Beasts, •1,950. 'iSheep ao.' Lambs, 1,7909. Calves, 130. Pigs, 299. _ . • . SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET. Illy, 11.0 s. to Straw, 21. 53. to 31. 163. C! aver, 51 Os% to 71. 10s. CORN-EXCRAN9E, Auc. 17.—This day there is ,a tolerable good supply of: Wheat coastwise, .with seyeral arrivals in the. Baltic fleet supposed about six thousand quArters; sales in ;eneralare quoted at a declension of about 2s. and p . er qivarter :on prime samples and more on second and ,inferior•;,l3arley. and Malt each dull in sale, nearly at last prices ; Peas and Beans of cacti. description at little fluctuation-; the suppi;es of pats arc very short, and again higher ; Adur without vo„- •riation. • why-t - - 90 s. 128 s. 145::: Fine"ditio' - - ' 148 s. 15:iA: Rye'- - - - 725. _B4s. Barley - 7 - 004. 07s. Malt - - 7 8 , 13. 965. W:iite Pease (buil.) 7-2 s. 78s. Gre)' . ditto - - 735. 78s. • 765. B'2.s. Bear - - - 7.15. R9;- Oats - - - - 60 , •.65; 7'). Q Poland ditto - .76 5: 7.1.. Pot.stoe ditto - - 755. —S. 114 e Seed - 591. 551. Pine Flotir - 115'S: I 20s. StCOMIS - 1104, 115 s. 1 2aq. ning's Ckrnlan Legion.--Caritam Lieutenant 1-t.),•twig. severely. ratt,. to.—Capta . t: ritvsntan, slig-ht!y. Line Bath Dittc,..-:--Cnptaiii Lic-Ttenaut P.ppie, severely. • Lar.r„:;,shet,, se‘ vre3y. Oels.—Captain Lreder, ceiercly; Lieuteftant itova.l Seolca.--Volnnteer pin, fiei ere;y. ist Batt.-1. - oiunleer Perry, sev, , ,iy. .1 Batt.—..-7,Aunteer MorfAell, cn ers..ly. JOilN WATERS; Lieu anri A. A. G. Natnts cf the Ofker§ pod, Atieundei on the 13d of Juts i 312. '•JiiiJed. • Ist DragewnsyKing's.Gvrinan Leion—Lietttenarat Voss and. id ditto, ditio—Coptain trslart WoAnded, - • Royal. Artillery—Lieutenant-Colbriel A.A.G. severely. Ist Dragoons, King's, Gerinah 4exion- r Ceptain.Pecken, Cor net Oeverely. . . 5., , d ditto, ditto-Lientenatit Funiette, slieaty. ' A..bstract af'Killed, Wounded, and Missing of the Army under the Con - wand of the Earl of - We'...ington, near Giatre.jen, ort 18th itily 1612. Killed. Woande. 11f iss;ng. British - - Cl - - - 217 - .- - 27 .Portuguese - 34 - - - PG - - 27 Total ti •, - 4 Abtract of Killed, Woum I and Mis,ing4f the Anial Army, under the comnand of General the Earl of Well.l;tln, io • • the Eattie fought near Salamanca, on the 24d. day of 1812. • Killed, Wounded. Missing. British - 388 - 27!4 - - - 74 Portuguese 304 - - 1552 - - - 182 Spanish. - 2`- - 4 - - - ~ • , , Total 694 427 J • Abstract of Killed, Vitounatie, aid Missing of the Allied Army, under theConantand of 1,..,rd Wellington, in an Affair with the Eeeiny!s Rear-Guard near La Serna,, on the 23d July 1S; 2. • • Killed 51.—WOunded 60.—Missing 6. Return of Ordnance, take at thq Castle of Salamanca, July 22, 1812. g - French eight-pounders, I F6nch fonr.pounder, 3 iq.aaish four-pounders, i French six-inch lowitzt..r.—'l' 3t.,1 5 tuumbrils with, ammunitinn. ,t Tice exact quantity of ammunition carried on each tuxhbril not yet ascertained. ("sighed) HOYLET FRAMINGHAM, Lieut. Col. Royal Artillery. "N. IV. A detailed account of the loss . of rank and file of each regiment will i)e rub:islted it a Supplement. . - M.i(l $. ARRIVED-1 Cadiz i ILiinon, Guernsey, I Sersq, 3 Dublin, 2 Waterford. i/u Waterford. PRICE OVSTOCKS . . . THIS DAY AT TWELVS. O'C'LOCK. CODSOIS 584. 58 , Oinniam 41 . 5 4 pr. , THE SUN. 110 LEM QUIS ISJOIRE, FALSUM AUDEAT ? N IV Ic4i i''`E WS. rLy T AUG. l4.—Arrived this morning his Majesty's siiTp Jasper, having under her con— voy tea sail ;of,.merehAatinen from Oorto, :rah cargoes, of. ,W3FIC, vi.z. Manique, Sa:VW, Kate, • 4 STEwAnT, and Progre4s,' BrtoAvi..EY, for London Pcbeeca and Mary An \ n;, POOLE, for Ipswich and 11riLLE3, for Jpswlott; Wellington . , GIBSON, for Hull ; Rege;it, W.u. - ..Lsolci ; fur L;.:ith ; - Betsey, PHILP, the Al.kßsuAtt, for Hull and Leith • and the !...,;• a , Tici:La r for Exeter, which 'sailed .15 days since; the Aect thea comisted of 15 s:stir, 4 of which separated'on the piiSSage,. . c:11 'her Britim - b+, - .a..g... - agto,Liverpbol, a running-ship from Opo:•t9; . s•A.iled,frOin "thence four dais Zter frTs2klepartu.r fleet. .Also 7 , 4l l i•ived this day the bark joitlnna Maria, froml - F'enzance, in ballast, bound to this port for a cargo. ...I.„ucuvr..l.s.—Arried the brig Trafalgar, be- Tonging to London ? inattL:r, from Alul:ou and Gilsraltal, with a ci-trgo, con2isting of wits e and cork, bound-to this •port for orJcr 3 cane a riinalr.sll:?, and L.-, ander 1.. fit' rl'he Lo-,a :.v%ho,a on the 6th Jtili, :77.d from Gib:•:i. k ie..2sti ! 3 t•ite t. ligeace - car 1(.1.0 , 20 7 : de3tiadtion La<, - 3 -here by' cori' - ,..1ry , carne a rufin'.l::, - !;" :Ind is . The 1.11 Witte Nit l.f . 1v cruize . . ter,: froth !Port smo uth ; Fancy hired - , arm edeittte - ,•.,. from Rasqueß;)ads ; the China Route, WILLS, from' •,Penryn •Iliaiant; • TREFEAT . !IAM 1 from n'arns6i)le I - fat:woo( fronl- 'PenzanCe; Jlope, D'CAT.a..Tx ..c, in. Weymouth; Provitieacc,, Citoucrt,--frbra ; the Hannah, BAINS, from' • • . • • ..Ne,v.c.astle • Irdluti.it 11A1,LAN . TINE IrOM Sunde-r-" :land ; from London ; 4ppledrani,. GAut.iriT , i~rotli.-Chletiester ; and -the I.:manueZ, r oizance. . It is reported a frigate paised up Channel last night- friin - Clialifax with dispatehe4 ; the Fort illah9n,brjg of war w:ts off this port yesterday. - - - , Sailed the F L illa sloop of war for Ahe Alediter raneans and the kra brig of war for the coast of France: Arrived the Samael and 41nn,. belonging fo this port, TArscozT,.mast6r, from Jersey, with pas sengers. FAEmotiTit; AUG. 14.—Arrived this day his Majesty's brig Sezlflower, 14 guns, Lieut. G. STEW ART, from Lisbon, with dispatcs, 10 days pas .sage,. in charge 6fCaptaia t.he iTionoul'able Lord CusTeN;Aid-de-Camp to Lord WELLING- TON'. • The 7reeling . packet is , just arriv , ;(l, io 14 days from Cadiz---no ;_e;l•s • DEAL, AUG. ,16s----Caine yes' - erdr.;:,- his iesty's drip Norge frdin oil Fich:rzg. frcni the river the 0,-:o4, for t. l ,:e Isle of rvance. • PortTsm - puvr) AUG. ,the Fre a .fripte front Lisbon, with .dispatches, and bra home General WAz.:(F. ; his Mnesty . : shtns Fisaa;:: • • J ,Ny mph f:rom PI vrn n ; ankl the ...Istria and 110,0 e, mo.rehant brigs!,rfrbm Vigo, with Etussi4n 'Sailed his Mtc, J ` - es.,,WB ship I'reineficlout, Slr SID Nil SMITH, for t 11.2. 11.1.Aliterranean. - .YAR.?IOUTII, Auq-. H.—Arrived yesterday from oil the West,Capel the Rez.!.', , rea,st gun-brig. SY.FEERNrFSS, AUG. 15.—Tbe iket for the Balt;c• sailcd this 'chly under convoy of his 'Majesty's shin Siarling the next will sail abcot the 29th inst. The. ELza , WRANGnma, arrived in the C'yde the lith inst. front Quebec sailed the IA idt. with a fleet, nilder convoy of his Majesty's : 4 "p Sparian, and parted on. the Bth in the Gulph. St. Lawrence. , • The Gazette of:Fiat - ir:lay announces the follow ing;eleyations in tbe British Peerage :—The Earl aE Nok-rnrvAr.'ro& to 0e rank of• Mar 'pis of the United Kingdo - u); by the titlcs of Baron Wit,' Maroais of liO - ATH- A:9+9.N. 'of cy'L EN - LO rnilk Marquis of the I'Vnitecl of Earl BR C KNG (2.l:'_i.:\. Lord ATI.T.LC-AAV V. to he rani:, and titles - :iseoant. Nci"Z.• NANRY and 4arl of E. Lord HARP, cSD ti) the ro.nk by:the tit;es of Yiscotint LAs- CE LES :and 1-L.E.liwcon. The Ga?ette also contirs thy following House hold 2 lipu'ultruent6 i.'iscount Jocely, to be Viec:Chamberiaio of his Majelty's Household Lord C. Beiltinck to be Treasurer of his gajesty's Household ; G. T. Beresford; Esq, to be Comp .. •olier of his LklajCStV . s Household ; Gen. Samuel Iluise to be Miter of his .Tiajesty' i s Household ; INltior-Geldai ,tte , ..l-Zrt, the ijoa. A. Cavendish nradsha, , and' Allior-Giler , ti, T. 11. Turner, to be Groonis of his Aiie',ty's LieckhaulDer ; the If:Ali of Yaraiouth to the tiiiice of Lord_ Warden c the Z•. , :aunaries, in the counties of Cgrawal:t anti Devon. •