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1,40 D ew • " • *4O • NUATBER 625' 1 1 it 1 D Y, S . 1 B E 25, 1812, [P ItiCE SIXPENCE- fIALFPE'SVIiY; CORUNNA PAP RS. • TH EA jRr ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. owill-11/01ZROW EVENING, Sept. 26, 1812, be performed, the 'ft egic Play of PIZABLO. Ilona, Mr. YOUNG; Alma°, Mr. C. KEISIBLE; Cora, Mrs. IL JOHNSTON; Elvira, Miss MARMOT. Ta wh,leit will be added, the revived Comic Barletta of ESTATES FO R SALE: 01:FICE . Sept.` 17, 1812, E k.RINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA ', JES7'I'S ORDN2INCE do hei:elly rice Notice, 7'itat Proposals toill be received at th:tir Ojice, ire P41.--idaii, oh or ktore. I'd day of October 7.c.rt,fronz susch Per sons es in7y be willing to undertake the Supply of TALLO for seroice of this Department . , for a period of Three' Year.,, detc.'ruthrable at the exp , iration of One Year, upon a •Three NGtice, ct the option .cf eitier-Parly: SOUTH WALES. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES-RADNORSHIRE. FICLZO, PROVI:SCE . or MANCHA ; SEPT. 1.---On the 22d of August, the intrusive.' King and his ar my,_who proceed through these roads, wandering like lost sueep, passed through this place. From Ocana to Albacete, More than three thousand inea, of all descriptions .of soldiers, have deserted. The day before yesterday the enemy's forcewas at Almanza, in front of our army, so that in . .rriy opi nion it cannot escape our hands ; or if We should not ti4lze it, the , convoy which proceeds with it, ancf exteink alinbst two leagues, will fall. At last wi breathe, thanks to the All-powerFul. COP.VNNA, SEPT exp6t happy results from. the ric.v movements of the Allied Arruy, which is proceeding from Arevala to Valladolid, %vbetc it will he joined by the Gth army, anti lieu proceed to Burgos ; from whence the French with ‘o: dou'A through fear, have already withdrawa their sic?: and v otmded. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, pursuant to an Order of the High Court of ChancervOnade in the, Matter of the devised Estates of JOHN PRICE,, Esq. dectsed, before Stephen Hough, Gentleman, the persona appinted. by 'Edward Morris, ,Esq. one of the M:oters of. thes::id Court, to whom the said Matte; stands referred, at the BEAR'S HEAD INN, in NEW PC)W.N, in the County of Mii.ut goiery; on' Monday the 13th, and Tuesda,y theet3th Days of October , next, at 2 o'clock of each Day in the:After noon, IN TWENTY-SIX LOTS,. . A Specimen .ef the Articles may be tqcwert, upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's. Office in the. Tower, end fart /cm ,Partiodars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be kno:cr, at the Sccretary' . s Office, in Pall- Nall, aforesaid; tlify Day between the Ifours of Ten and Four o' Clod;, where the Proposals delivered, iCalci tip ,ana indri d, " Proposals for Tallow;" but 'no Proposal can be admitted after - the said 2,1 day of October, at Twelve 0'C:toe!: a: 'N.pon of the same Day, neither' will any natter be notieed, unless the Party making it, er a:s .4genl ix his Behalf'' shall attend. • , D ART of the FREEHOLD ESTATES late o f XL JOHN PRICE Esq. deceased, of Penybcnt, consisting of several Farms -kind Lauds situate in the several Parishes f Llanvihangel Rhydithon ; Liandewy Ystralenny ; Saint Llanbister, Nant:nell, Llanbadaro Vynnydd, Lianimiarn Vaur,Llatid_e,4l,y, , aiSd Kevenly,, otherwise Kefealece, in the ;ounty of" Radnor; containing in the whole upwards of Three Thousand - SevenHundred Aces, with the TiJiher and %Voatl growing thereoo: - _ Printed Particulars tony had (gratis) in Lopdon, at the said Master's. Chambers, win South ,olptkin-Onildings ' Chan ce:l,l:lle ; and -of Messrs'. me, coil h,. Robbins, atul kvriS, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn ; at whose ()thee Plans of the Estates may be' seen : Particulars may also be had of Mr. Evan Evans, ,Snlicitnr, Ith.iyader; Whitcoiube, citor P Kington; Mr. 'Thomas, Meredith, Solicitor, Knighton. ; Mr. Galliers, Land Surveyor, Presteigne; toe place of Sale; the Fleece Inn, Penybent ; the Wells, Llandrindad ;: the Crown-Inn, Ludlo., - ; and the other principal inns in the neighbourhood. . By Order of the Bo(rrel - , B. 11. CW; Secretary. • .MII)AS. • Apollo, M. SINCLAIR; • Pan, Ai r. EMERY; Midas, Mr: LISTON; • panmtas, Mr. TAYLOR; Sdeuo, ms..F,A.weETT, Mrs. 1. IsTCN ; Daphne, Mrs. STERLING; " , • . Nysa, .MiSs BOLTON. Plcces for the B to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Ne wl 3 ox-Cflice, I a --- tre t. • The Doors viii he opeu_ll at half-past Five, anti the Play begin at half-past 'St.. ** A Privat e B ox ma - h e h a d n i g h t l y, on app li cat i on to Mr* Brandon, at the 11. Boxes 73. Second Price Ss. (id.—Pit Ss. Gd. Sedond Price 2s. Lower Gallen- 2a, Seccind Price Is.—Upper Gallery Is. Se cond Price Gd. file revived Burletta. of Midas continuing to be received ivith the loudeSt applause, will be repeated every night ex 'cePtiug tuesday next. 0 0 Monday, Filialispeare's Tragedy of Otheilo.—On Tues day, the Comic Op;::a of the Cabinet; to which will he added, ti th,; Alelo-Drama of The Blind 80y. 7 --On Wednesday (first tiC. season the Meio-Dramatic Opera of The Exile.— %il * l T* h ursday, Slialispeare's . Tragedy of Afacbetb. * The Pnbliz are respectfully informed, tlnt aNa Grand • the Draw, which has been in preparation the whole of , Summ er , w ill .b e produced immediately, -w0...1 entire' r;Ovi 5054, , Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. . . GE ORGE -STREET, HANON:EI',.-SQUABX : -' 2 ND - GEORGE'S HOSPITAL, ON MONDAY, October sth, a COURSE of LECTURES on PHYSIC and CHEMISTRY will re colutuence in neorge-street, at the usual morning hours, viz. the 'Therapeutics, at Eight . ; the. Practice of Physic, at Half 4 -fter Eight, and the Chemistry, at a Quarter after Nine. , • By GEOB,GE PEARSON, M.D. F.R.S. meitor • Physician to St. George's Hoipital, Hon. Fellow of the Medico-Chirurgical Imperial Academy of St. Peters 'Cl. burgh, and of the College of Physicians, &c. Lectures are- given, as usual, 9n the Patients of Gorke's Hospital, every Saturday Morning, at Nine o'clock, a which Assistance will be given by Dr. HARP..I --,"-', 4 rEHOLOGICALJohn'DEMONs CollegeS, TR OxfATIONS.ord, who will deliver the • LAW. • 414VANTED, as an Articled Clerk, ,a YOUTH of respectable parents;.to a Gentleman admittert in ""g's Benet), Coalition Pleas, and Chancery, of a respectable connection in Surrey. A Premiunt is required. s t 4 4 , l lue addressed to A. - 13. at Mr. NoRTHCR.OFT'S, Lain au "er, Chaucer (post paid); will be duly ' tended -to. Y . . at- N: R. 'Man . advantves can be explained in favour of the Clerk, the Ad Y vertiser haring' ' no son. F ASHIONABLE DAl's/CING BY Ma. ALLEN, ornately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-Areet i Golden-square, Ladies ~tid Gentlemen of any age, who have never leart. „ AecOnipli , hment, or have not the. Modern Style. ALLEZ:'S System of Teaching is " ex- Pre , s!v studied for those to whom it, is an obit to acu r " e c ly that fashionable Requisite for Genteel Society, txpeditiou,lv privately, and in a superior style of grace and elegance.' Those who do not want private teaching, may learn at a et te h "lan ing ev expence, with a respectable set of pupil s on the pu bli c enings. t Pr ofessors of Dancing taught the mt- elegant Fattyanues; and all the superior arts of the profession. The Sabseription. Assemblies are every Friday. ANTI-ATTRITION. UE PATENT COMPOSITION, *7 hich ?iVeENGINES th‘e Effects of FRICTION in ST E AM, and r in MILLS,. MACHINERY, and C.,AR 'AGES of . ever y d escr i p ti on, may be purchased in Boxes, rr ' c L e .S . U. 83. 6d. 10 s . 6d. On e G u i nea , an d T wo G u i neas e . '• u• On e of the smallest bo x es con tai ns a quan tity r _ l ebt to last a Chariot or Post-Chaise Twelve Months ; an d, Z ter the Wheels are prinied with the Composition,they may I,:„Y B ed .daily, and will run at least Six Months without to " i . j l g occasion to taketheol'off,. or" to apply any thing else I lie alt Axletres ' , IVA - sitsOn is to be used in the same proportiew for SOIL ' , wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Browne and Mawc, (near Somerset-House), London Directions will be found upon each Box,' which - are &Rainy. This Day was published, price 3s. • • THE CHOICE of MINISTERS.—Thp Con . , duct of the Opposition, with reference to the Claims o 7 Stat (.4t holics considered ; together with an Answer to sundry --e iPeuts in the Edinburgh Review, on that subject. c, By An IMPARTIAL ORSERVER. ' *thi ch ; orns the world by the settled Laws of Nature lie made. so among earthly Princes, those are the e uzl and the best who govern by the known laws of the Ll rY, and seldomest snake use of their pre`rog,ative."- st BACON. micia min incmitafuturi."—Vinon,. C. Cradock aud W. joy, 32, Paternoster-I.o*. . kti r ,,,, -- 7. s-NYIANY• PILL S are an EFFECTUAL CURE Nit "R V s f ( , 11- EL and STONE, S T OPPAGE of U.RINE', t 2 .— ‘ 1.1. ' LA I NTS in the BACK and LOINS, KI UN F. YS, . ••A 1)1)IF, It, and LUMBAGO, P ti le various Complaints incident to the hu -9 tu t , titan irame, there are none more dreadful in their na- Cr44'or more alarming in th e i r consequencrs, .th.in the p etsn ' n , and 'Stone. They are complaints to • winch-every ILir lic , is liable, a s th e waterwedriiik is unikreginitdd .vith but, , le4 i . whieli not only cause the excruciating tortures, F t ite,.i! foundation for evemy other species ,of disorder. th- Ci •NIAN'S ORIGINAL PILLS, Composed of the va,:uyst hinournt ingredients, have been round of singular dal_ . Uri ,',., i ',! not only strengthening the v, - .sSels containing; the fr oi :7, put happily destroying dis petrifying quality of it, th e .. vv . Inch °niece(' th e above Complaints. &c. removing kici o ., 4l ,‘tth. or gritty concretions, and banishnig every , per' 7, 'b leildeney to those disorders, without - confine:pent. i._ A Cony of a .Letter. SI R TO Mr. HI (21( %.IAN, Apot'he..caty,• ItVer kiTI, 'II I believe ilickinan's Pills to be the. best Medicine, k, °P !or Gravel, therefore I have taken the hav e rt n tl"'tY to rec o m m e n d ;them. Two Boxes and a half . No re eti red rile, so that I have not found it 'necessary to take tt0,, , ','" 1 1, although I have suffered' greatly fror n thardis gc,oct a remedy shall never be afraid of it wlrep I can prucure so ~ lemsov Nurt,-near Yarmouth, I am, &c. R. FERRIER. S o p ' l /c. Ittly 1, IS I 2. :"; \ ‘ l,, icsale and retail, at Mr. B u tler's, No. CheaP •roris -. c;? 7,, ier Q a teriwster. tow, lAnidon ; Sharp a. d 1"11"1 ; t. P Weston, Allnut, and Mallory, Port. %f ive ka ; r r . 1 11 . anti lonustott, Gosport ; .Coleman and lacob, Pe,k, Koss; and "I urner, Hull ; lioxland Cook- Crafiville Nerllelon; anti' Gilbert, Plymouth ; 4E1(.1 Swinney and Co. Birmingham ; d ttir Ldw an.ls Penny,• and Lathbury, Liverpool ; - att l i tls b anti Kyr.c . 7:l; Manchester ; Trewman, Exeter ; 1 % 111 th:riot ) . 'Sci)fr, and Baxter, Ed 11 4 rt I, *X ter' a l ai .k.f..)0n., 1 1d, Glasgow; Bulgen Stevenson and CO. Norwich'; Swinfen i . ; Dul‘n and •tirttoir 'Nottingham ;' and retail by 2intry 4 1c4Iit.tod Venders LOX.e.ts -at ;5... 9d. catch, tf4 NO\ BUCKLAND NEWTON, DORSET. TO BE SOLD BY . AUtTION, • By M. BAKER, • At the. King's Arms Inn, in , llorchester, Oa Tuesday, the 27th of October 'next, at Three o'Cloc.k in tine - Afternoon, . IN ,TWO LOTS, , On such Conditions as shallbethen and thire produced, The FEE SIMPLE and 'INHERITANCE of the follOwitig - ESTATES 'LOT I. • . LL that the MANOR and LORDSHIP, or 1 -7 A. reputed Manor, and Lordship, of _ARMESWELL, and the capitaI•MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, and - FARM, called ARMES WELL:FARM, with th e Appurtenances, Situate, lying and being in the Parish of BUCK - LAND NEWTON, iu the County of Dorset, now in the tenure or occupation of Thomas Cross, as Tenant thereof, consisting of a good Farm House, Out-honseS, Barns, Stables, and other necessary and con venient Buildings, a Garden and Orchard, well stocked with 'frees, and alunit Four Hundred and Seventy Aeres of rich Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Coppice Land: LOT II; - All that othet MESSUAGE, TENEMENT and FARM, with the Appurtenances, called KNOAKE otheVwise KNOAKES • FARM, - situate, lying, and being- in the said Parish of BUCKLAND NEWTON, now also in the occuoa tion,of the said Thomas Cross, as Tenant therciof, co.nsixting of a good Farm-house and- Garden, Stables, and convenient Out-houses, and Seventy-two Acres of e,.cellent Meadow, Pasture,. - and Arable Land. These Estates are situate in a: porting Country on the 13ar ders of the fertile Vale of J3lackiooote, al;,,ut Ten Milt. from Dorchestcr, Eight' from •''Sberb: cur,. nd Four frthn Cerue ; and abound wan Coppices and fine Oak, Ash, and Elul Tim ber. The Tenant's Lease expires at Lady Day, 1818, and at the other usual and customary times of quitting Estates in those parts.. The Purchaser will be entitled to the Watts and Pro- , fits from Lady llay, 1816. *** For a View of the Premises apply to the Tenant; and for printed• Particulars of the Estates, at tli= ti - ice of Mr. P. OAKLLY, Dorchester, Attorney at Law; at. the Auctioneer's; the Farb House, at Akine , Well.;. at the Principal Inns and Li braries in . the Towns' of Sherbornc, Shaftesbnry, Bridport, 111andford, Salisbury, and Exeter, and at Aressr..PEAasaxS, Solicitors, Purup•-court, Teaiple, Landon. LARGE ADVOIVSON, WARWICKSiiIRE. • SOON WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In London, (unless previously dispo'sed of by Private contract ) , . N ripHE ADVOWSON of SOLIHULL, ncarly midway betiVeenßirrninf;hlam and Warwick,;, consisting Qt• an excellent Parsotiage and about Eighty-eight Acres of Rich Glebe Land,. and' t ' he•TITHES • belonging ,to tat. Rectory .of the.Pnrish, Which .cootains upWardS of Eleven Thousand Acres, together of the estimated yearly value of between Two and Three Thousand Ponnds - the present Id-. cum:Aent-abed about 56 years. • . . • Printed Particulars maysoon he had, at the Auction Mart; 4 Thomas Ryder, Esq. Lincoln's-inn ;' of M essrs. . Richard son and Co. No". 7, Lincoln's Ina 'Fields ' • of Joseph Hard ing, Esq. Solihull; of Thomas Hunt, Esq. Stratford ion Avon ;, and of Messrs, Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salis bury, who will treat by private contract. LIFE ANNUiTIES, well secured, and improvable. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr, SCOTT, At-the MART, on FRIDAY, Qet. 2,•at'Fwelve, (Unless previously disposed of by Private Contract), in Six LoO, TRENT and MERSEY, .or GRAND TRUNK CANAL, six very - valuable. ANNUITIES, at prisent 451. each, cle.ir of the Property Tax, being the Dividends arising from six Shares.in this; emine * ly , proslmrous Naviga tion, curing au eligible insurable Lif2-,.in the fortyfirst year ; the Dividends have progressively advanced' t o 451 . , per an.; nutty, with the best foainzed prospects of incrsasing cJasitler ably; preSening Annuities of a , very slperi , ,r class. Particalais at the Mart; of' Mr. SCOTT-, 23, New Bridge, street: • kit:IF:FABLE ASSIMANCE; valu.a.bie old POLICIES; ' NAL PROPERTY; LONDON,'RUSSELL, and Slflt- KEY INSTI I'UTION SHARES ; 'and a valuable REVEII:- SION is the government Fauds. TO TIE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By- Mr. SCOTT, At the MART, on FRIDAY, October .2, at Twelve, TS EDS and LIVERPOOL CANAL, Five A Shares, dividing Sl. per Share clear ; Oxford Canal, 1241. Stock,- divided profits 311. per cent.; Bolton 'au& Bury, and Chelcuer, of now. dated 1790, to- pay 121. 15s. 60. per an num on an eligible Life of seventy,'which, if now claimed, Would atuount to 584. ;' a Ditto of 4001. dai - ed in 1785, to pay •121-. 16s: ed. during au infirm life of 59, if now - claituod would amount to 9261.; an Absolute Reversion to WA. three per cent.- - Consuls, in the name of the Accountant. General;_to -be received on the deease of a Lady,' in her 614 Year; amid London, Russell, and Surrey 'lnstitution Shares. Particulars at Patchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at tlr;.• Mart; and ef ITr. Scorr, 28, New Bridge-street, • This Day was published, - In Octavo, price One Shilling and Sixpence, sewed, BSERVATIONS "on' the .TRIAL by •3 URY,' ,particularly on the Unanimity required in the Verdict. By JOHN LONGLEY, Esq.. Late Recorder of the City of Rochester, and at present one of the Jastices of the Thames Police: _ _ London : Printed for. L0n7,41.au, Hurst, Itees, Orme, and I.3rowA, Pateruostex-row. • , OFFICE OF ORD.V.d-VcE, Sept. 17, 1812. PRINCIP2I, OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S 'OIiDN,-INCE, do hereby give Notice, That I'rOposals be , received at their Ogee, in Pal!-Mall, on or beArePriday, the 91/1 day of . OctUber ne.tt„from suet Per Sens as may be willing to andcrtahe . the Supply of err tainWrtieles of IRONMONGERY for Service if this Depart slf 'tzt the Tower,for a period of Three' Years, determinable at theiu'piratiouof One' kerir, apoil Three' syontes Notice, at the optioaqf'cither Party. • - • . Patterns of thr Articles . ',zit ybe viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's o",ce in the Tower, and far-. thcr Particulars, together with. the Teims and Conditions If' the Contract, may be known at ti:e. .Secrr.4ary's Office, in Pall-.. 11.114 aforesaid, any Day bet even the' Mears of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Preposes mutt _be de:'i:4:e•ted, 'scaled up and indorsed, "Proposals .fir Ironmongery .Articles ; but no Proposal can be admitted . after tke said 9th day cf October, at Twelve o'clock at =coda cy . Mc same Day ; will any render lx noticed, useless the party nia,iing it, et an Agent in his Behalf shall a:te:7d. By OrderOf the ficard, R. if. ORE W , Secretery. - EAST INDIA HOUSE, Sept. 23, 15,12. rr a TIE COURT of DIRE C TORS of the UNITED C0M;',42 1 07 of :VERO I.IW S NG .1. ...IN rcci int- to t,'‘e EAST do hereky give Nctice, 74a: a GENLIZ..(I2, COURT of t fie said ,e6r.4;:enjt e_ .s 1 he held at their Leadenkall-street, on Wednesday, the 14th OCtobe4 next, from Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon Until Six in the Eveniug, to i/al:ot on thefollowing Question agrcef6ry to the Act of the.*th Geo. 111. cap. SD, viz. " That this Court confirm the unanimous Resolution of the Court of Directors of the sth August last, whereby the Commander and o:hcers of the Ship Windham are' fully ac= quitted of all imputation of Neglect or Misconduct', or *ant of CoUrage, iu respett to the Capture of that Ship. " And whereby also the Owners of that ship are fully ac quitted of all imputation of Neglect or Misconduct in respect' to the said eapture." • ' In order to determine Ay such Ballet whether three Parts in four.of - the Proprietors Present at such General Court, concur the Cout i l of Directors in their above-mentioned licsolu- COPB, .eissistant Ser. lIREACH OF PAR9I.E. • Whiteindl, ,Seprelnher, 1812. WHEREAS , the -French General•of Brigade MAURIN, and his Brother, Capt. ISIAURTN, didion the Ist of this Month, abscond front Aber z .,-avenny, in violL tion_of their Parole of Honour; and there is every reason to suppose, that they were aided in their Escape by the same Bri6sh Subject ur Snhjects; who had formerly aided , in the. Escape of the'French 'General Lefebvre, from Cneltenham. A Reward of TWO HU'N'DRED POUNDS ii hereby offered to any Person or Persons who shall give 'such Informatipn et ; may'lea(l O, toe Cohvictiono(the_Briti}l Subject or — Su:Jjects who aided the said Generfri INIAURIN : and his Brother in their Eseape' from this Kingdom, the said REWARD to be, paid by the LORDS COMMISSIONERS of his t elA.ll:s7rs TREA SURY. • • , . The said PersonS are supposed to have embarhed at Deal, or its'Ne4hbourhood, on boar& a Boat named the "Star" of Deal, Sohn Lewis, Master, and to have bceaianded at Bell lOgne, on or about Friday, the 4th inst. Thu said - 1-.:oat is suppoeed'to be the Property of a mail named Richard Waddle; of Dfinchurch, - and Wa3 seized in the Chat:mil a few da. - :s since, on her - return from the, opposite Coast with a Cargo of Spirits. DILEACH OF PAROLE OF FIONOCiI. • 'Pi - an:Tort-Office, Sept. 24, 1,112. IVHEREAS, the French Officer', Prisoner cif War, named and described at the pootherecf, has absconded from Ashby de touch, in Violation of his Parole of Honour'; the Commissioners, for conducting his Maje , y 3 Transport Service, &T. do hereby offer a REWARD of TEN GUINEAS, for the Recapture of the said Prisoner, to c,ny Person or Persons, who shall 'apprehend him, and deliver him at this Office, or otherwise cause him to be securely lodged in any of the Public Gaols ; and a further REWARD of TWENTY GUINEAS 9u Conviction of any British Sub ject aiding in his Escape. GAB. MELLIS. Lieutenant in the Army, 42 year of age, .5 feet 6 inches high, slight made, thin Visage; fair Con_ plexion, brown Hair, blue Eyes, slightly marked with the Small Pox, Speaks very good Englsh, and had on a loose , Great Coat', and ilqiite Trowsers: It is sai:l there is arived, or is to mi.iee, a Mar *hal-to renLice Alarm nt, and•we Tse a,str_ed it is `the-Darling ;?/ rawv-she:i, th:l IS , the fa nious v• meet whc,a, as he ('time ai)nf..;, 2000 men went fvqiu Bayonne. But - he eol;ie slowly, and with m i&i fear. lie . does . for he knows who Lord Weilir.gbin is 5 and it, he. carne so form ittubly . aceonrivtiied, to plant the lumerial E.:11;1es on the - walls of Lish.:o, he :vas foiled; ivhat has he now to , expect when he conies trine ? Citruz„..ktiG. 31.-- . -The French continue thiir retreat towaeds Granada. Senor Pizarro enters to-day.upOn the functions of the internal Govern ment of the hingdom, Senor 0 Doiine: haying been permitted to resign. VILLAmANA-q, SFPT. 7.-7-Yesterday, at three in in the afternoon, the General of this army tthe sixth) received a dispatch from General Casta nos. In consequence of this, it is reported that we are Aling to be incorporated with the Englisl army. • CONFIDENTIAL INTELLIGENCE. The quantity of grain taken by our troops from the lines ofiCadizto Seville, exceeds 60,000hushch. It is said that Mina has lately-taken, in . the ,vi cinity of Vittoria, an enefuy's convoy, after killing, wounding, or taking prisoners, ::;00 . 0 men who es- carted it. , 22.—This morning the New Council went in abody to the Consistorial rich, ith the ceremonies of state, under the Presiden cy of Field Marshal Don Carlos D'Espana, Com-: mandant General ad interim of New Castile and of - this capital, and proceeded to the Royal Palace, - to .comnilnient his Excellency the•Cantain-Gene- • the be.k.e.of Ciudad Rodrigo and being ad mitted into his presence, the said General . ad- , dressed his Excellency in thr e naine of -the whole Connell, in the following terms - . " Most Excellent Lord,—The Council of capital of Spain, which has deserVed the public confidence, - and which was elected according to the laws of the Spanish Monarch sanetioned'hy the general aild extraordinary Cortes or the na tion, conies t 6 - offer to your Excellency the sin cere expression of - its respect and, gratitude. The inhabitants -.of. Madrid, justly celebrated in his tory for their heiniie patriotism, and who, in the . glorious struggle in which -the natio n is engaged, were the first people who, without other f orce than their royalty, shed their blood.tO defend the independence of their country and the . rights of their legitimate _Sovereign, manifest, to yOur Ex cellency, by the voice of their Magistrates, the satisfaction they feel at seeing in the palace of their-Kings the ilhistrious, conqueror of.Vimiera and Talaveea.—the deliverer of i'ortugal-ethe con queror of Ciudad .Rodrig6 and Badajoz—the hero who., in the plains of Salamanca, humbled the pride of oar perfidious and cruel enemies, frus .trated their projects, and broke the chains which disgraced the capital of the Spanish empire- 7 -a . memorable' victory, which -history shall transmit - to the most remote posterity. e " My Lord Duke—The representatives of a Most loyal and grateful people hope, that your Excellency, tints worthily placed at the head of Spanish greatness, will be pleased to take this - capital under your particular protection, and that the effects of thi:.; benefit will be the continuation of that precious liberty - whieh we aeltnowledge-to - owe to your Excellency, and the restoration to his throne of the Monarch who is the object of our persevering love and honour, and destined to reign, according to a wise Constitution, over tin illustrious people,. who Will for ever be worthy of thLir liberty, from the sizerifices they have ,made.." Excellency the Duke of Ci'.:dad Rodrigo returned the following answer I ara.very sensible ,of the honour which. the .Most Noble and. Loyal Council of Madrid -has done me in this visit, and am highly gratified with - the polite language in whir your Excelleney, speaking- in its name, has been pleased to men- • tion the principal occurrences of the war in wh ch I have borne ti part: •I have particulav i•etisfic tion in receiving a body of Magistretes'Aectel by the faithful people of l'Jatleid, according to the forms provlited by the Constitution, sanctioned by the general and extraordinary CTrtes, which, possessing the confidence and influence of the peop:e, carry into execution the taws-with im partiality aid vigour. The, events of war: ere in the hands of Providence ; hut I tin=t that these ger - tleinen,',and the inhabitants of . :Vadr:d, will not doubt that I- shall continue 6' make every court in my power to carry into execution the or ;ers of his Royal Highness, who exercises the sovereign authority, in the name of his Britannic Majesty, in behalf of the interesting cause of Spain ; and I hope that these efforts 'will not only contribute to preserve the ,peace and security of the city of Ma drid, but also _ultimately- to establish the intie. peudence, - prosperity, and happiness of Spain."