The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-04 00:00:00

: ( 1 1 a ? ~~ ~', P. FitEt`CL7 Fdl~~'.l S, ['Ankle:p.A.ll l l2 27.—. This nitir • flip, levee, N''',:i-styTaave.ett aorlietice of leAve tq,bis Excellen4 Clary, deputtd by his Majesty the'.Emperor of Auftrit to felicitate';,bis Majesty on the birth of the, Kul 'Ha r ms ; also to. the. i'lirtre of, f - latzT , ft act.. by the Icing of . Prussia ;. to ;be Baron.tle -ias, sent by the Kiniof Denmark ; and to Messrs. ,and Deflia, Deputies from the Bwifs etyntedepatton, all with. the same ohje4l, hepiiiatinos, from the 'Legislative Body aud.the l.onne l' will have the honour of being adtnitted to his- *jesty ,ou. Sunday next. , HAMIWIIOII, Juttft English 'Govern.; rneio would appear to have laid down the-principle to give neither relief nrir recompense to the unlor ttrime foreigners Who have devoted to it their youth. No Hilater are they unfit for t.ervice by sea or.land i than they.itteembarked'in order to be thrown upon the ot . thi. ‘ Continent, without - regard to their Allure Last year (us ni•hed teitermed instances; vit ye been TePeated • within the lastfort nigh t. thie thrm an hmidred-surfottunate beings have ex= perter f eed . thi. ilitiurnanity, and.sigtitil wain of every then% tike gratar,de. Carried Off ittlight liatispons, theyAtaire 'been conveyed to at short distance from. ;,11,1 ttiongh ill and, altnoit dying, Inivelicen foierd tb'itt3 ttl. to' their Middle in the water, in or. tier to reach the slant.' Numbers have perishek au _= .itin.rs of them are bow crawling to,their 'Tanya place. Two of rt hese- miscrablu creatures, Antony Noltrholf iOd ChriOian Veber, natives of the en vironsof fisnoVer,. 'voted to.day through limit burgh,. Oft Cheir way to implore the compaßsoil 01 . their relatives, Or - die pitrof:their telloW-citizens, after thirty years service ire the.Enulish e14111'6.1t; Itftstit 11.--Letters 'teem sethn ituntm us, that the km); of I Nola nri w very sel dom 40 his 6,3pital; that he prefers to it (ho teii clence of Poisdatti, s'nd hVi . ol her palaces: Ile iipepaki in solitude, or only his'ehildreo, Ali the hOurs that are not devoted to the iabouis of the cabinet. fie irtiveries those plates . ' where lie was irt the habit of Anil king with the aitE.eit, it ad teems always deeply abkOrbed by her reCOneCtioll. " • Tjth manotitaurers of the' Lezzegebirg end of vo t orpi havc, prcbentra H petitinn , to his Majeiiy, pt'ayth4, 'etithargioary aid; in conqequenco of the ritgithtfo'n of wide anti business. . The King's an. awer is not yet known. •. 17.—Upon information that a' gbintitY go.oi ,of manufaelure, chiefly spun cotton and caltcpcs,, had been introduced into the 5131e9 of the Confederation of fhb Rh'ne, by means of ltregthlr eerttlieatei, seals hate beet, affix ed on 211 warehouses and shoos in the ' towns an d other places of the Dutchy 01 Anholt.ilernburg, and the most rigorous searches have been made. . „ NAPIAII,JO44 :frigate-La Carolith, of 44 :ono, which had been Img on the stocks at Nytia.,-uttit hittrieheti YCiirrday in the iireseri‘e of thrtir the **lilt* of td Majesty ; the labours of the hr,rhie set:tic6 aio. particularly those of Otir. roititneo a. otiw Wliyit e y. 41,..wea.t nutni) , J of work ,nen hive hi. eh sent th cristokitaihare, where they i4rc to bo colplleij iq r6iiiLatag a ship of 80 goo. L4 .ii,erh ft on .416.14 ,mvrition, that M. pubi3 O , Fre'ich t;')Y-96 1 7.ExlGior , lio 3 ry.so the Bar-. bary rovvrp., 4 l.o(l :titiVrd 4(1.601 roeideoeo with two, rivrit.h frigates. ler f hicdialoly on his iirsival, gm, eborgo rats heariog.the, freock . flag trul a gct4t .otpubor of st,ivek set at liOcrty. LISBON.II74IIL. *AI aiet ' n's MA* 4. - -the trt` 'arid ltrerel l ttifty' tqty, lierttsie,f wilt very ihisftly arrive u 5 oifhvot the'K,lttlidinii c , and' [hit he will 'be an .4lsiti Onied "by O ct Ottildattil ~.airtint. ' might' `dusts disunion, which *Auld t 4 the worst , of enatqvils Fend AS a precan tititt, it would tits quite proper in tx.llrint tho riolttO of the Coma, and diitribute a great number ttifeOphrN tlittewtigrit' ilia inhabitants by me.ms of the auertlles, lovely EU) trimpthave arrived here, eliborigh'some have mai...fled wit of 53181110111131, and a battalion of la cried °lards for 41 Ay 19. 1 .6 The prisoners who arrived in the last oonvoy stareetled t ant) i among these were, fifty English, some from . Andalusia, others from Cu. *oc, ,}140,1„ and Talav,eral the sick and wound. 4 0, Who 4 14 y Arrive, from Salamanca, ,ate likewiso tient off to Burgos. .Bcssieres ; regime(' here very, watts out 'fst snit O A as 41d all the 'Fiends. The jrnpvrial Girard, which .returned with Bee. aims nutNisr4 on the t 7th for Benevento. A person. 1)Orn batitanaec, who now here, posit i 1 ely asserts,. that the Margtrisito .(i)orlier), aided by the parties (if Logi, Carnpello, and Azanca, bad seized upon, that, post on the titil itthtant, and made a small de— twhenosii4, which the eninpi llad in it, priAtarterB it corq.eritience, of which, Bonnet was eat 4stf, and MA able to retiris,troin the Asturias. In.the etnitroy which airiveitl.on the task, came many 'officers who Ipirtiost their regititi'mtri ht AH4114103 and tstrosia. 4ura. likevvihe know that Drouer,' with 4 or 4tltJti fiat), the-rot/wins of his army; bas..tniticheil tit' Avila for Madrid. - , cif her 'vent:thee. A"sitort Julie only yet rrnilios to you; avell yowstoltiti eit; P.OttO tl t service , to , your country, who calls +tin by triy voice, l " By order of tie Giptain•Gentiral of the sth and GilvSpanish Armies, . • • (Signed) " MiturtriA)E LA CkatilitA. " Valverge, z 4, :8 ii." 1 • aAI •Il Lit It A input OF Tin DAY 01' HIS EXcEI.),.E.NCY StAISHAL ,111AttESYD4D. . , . His Excellency tlte-MarFihai'i having.- on +he 17th published - .an ordiT, thanking the lanai's for their gaud conduCt in defuting and repulsing the enemy in - The - battic of the 61fr, cuutd not help directing himself: in partici:liar to the Briti3h and Portuguese troops, who more immediately nerved brier ht., or , ders on that day,. which anittried , such honour on all the troops. W-no took 'Orrin it. ..;. `L'ite Marshal almost -tind4 himself necessitated to limit , himself to generally, titanic tug , the officeis , and sokliers,,sceing how 'difficult it is. to make distinc— tions,„,when ati, ond.each one in , par icular, welt anci nol3 , lY , eondufl6d himsdf., - His Excellency can' only appleed andigivethanks,toall the corps of ca. valry, Artillery, and Infantry that were under his. Cotutnand in that battle, in which the honour of their respeaive countries was nobly, maintained...—. Valotir was iit:conded - by-akipline, And vidory•was the result.' ' • . ' - The 'Marshal '.neknowledges iris thankti to t;4el- pecially,doe to Major.General-Colo; and . cOnsider s lbat Major-Genordt the Hon, W. Stthirt . ,.by his very greet sOrviceo, coottiboted greatly to The tortunaie success of that day rhis Excellency begs him' IP ac-' cept his thanks. • • The . Marshal feels• the misfortune which, befel the first bri%gade of the oLi division ; it was Italians ly. en. gaged under its valorous 'Coininan•tattt, in using that trolyilrifish weapon, the bayonet ;, but in that moment it was attacked in the rear by the 'erietny's 'cavalry, -..whOse , apptoneh, in vorisegtit.nce of the heavy rain and bed state of the atmosphere j .was.ribt perceived, and all their efforts-retidered..abbtlive, His.Eseelleney - is satisfied• with this brigade.;- the 2d and 'jd brigades of the sametlivision, particul rlt uteri+ the thanks of the who pins in ill, sentiments of sorrow, caused to sly the otlicers mid 'soldiers,' by the loss .Which they have. welt:red. in °Biters and itcdiers, end , particularly by 41re death 'of Major-General "HOghtoti,- and . 'Lieutenant. Duckworth :it Will console-them to know, that they lest in the totnb alumna, dying in the most noble of causes, and were tutly revenged by • the 'soldiers who survived them. Colonel. highs, of the 4'7i li, Lieut.-Colonel Abercrortsbie, and Major L'Estran . ge, likewise deserVe to , be-imirtitulariaed in the Mar. shal's thanks. His-Excellency laments with the Fuzileer Brigades, the loss bf its.valiant. Coihmitudur, Lieutenenr-Cnlonel- Sir W. Myers, and thanks it fur the shale it • hod in the suctess of that day.; he gives . partict.ilitr thanks to Liciitenant-Otateral mid the light brigade °Hite German Legion, under his tirders. The dispositions tit ; the General, and the concha of Abe 'nffictsrtt and soldiers, were every thing - Eris .E:celletier could wish. 'Major. Gewzral 'lCitnilton' and the Portugoese' 'reaps nicrit every ptalse discipline Was MI that their natural va lour required to pltice , them on a levet' with the best troops, 40• which 'they now - banally belong.— Great praise is.thie,try-BrigadierGeneral Harvey, and' the brigilde • uliltiP his command, torita condnet,and the fiCallitli•i , rvith' which it repuliett' the attack of the Fretiell-cavaliThe Ithruhrl . a4o renders his thanks to the 'brigades , of Brigadier-General Ton , scab, wad 'Brigadier-General , 'Ceinpbell, .as also to the.brigade ntneblernel Collins;• and he. feels with' the 'utmost regrtt t'hilinisforttnie kblch betel the latter Officer. -;•. : 1. . Toe Marshal likewise givesitis-thanks- 'to Major.; General the Hon'. Wm. Lutinley,efor the able man net in which 'lhancenvred 'marry against the triAti . tftiptlrliar number by ivhith lie was opposed, preventing the enemy frtn attaining his °Nett. The officers- and soldiers' tit the cavalry haVe an equal viglit'in the thaisiorth lOC their firm 'dvirrtentrir, whit') over-imetiAlte enemy , iirkllnei6)ted isitn,"noti.vithstanding hits r:4 eriorisy, from attenititing'uny thing bgainin 'it. ' The Mar. that mitscaltio'apeak wills prathe of prigadier:Gene rat Long; and the Hon. Coliinel 'Gray, for the part %/hie!) theylook *in direCting the cavalry; air also . of Colonel Otway, for the dispositions which he made to cover the left of the line, Mlior Hostatrian, Ma jor. Dixon, and 'the officers and soldiers 'Ol the British, Gerrnan, and PortugueNe artillery, doserve the greatest' praises, and' the: Marshal -accordingly grves 't hem his thanks. The Marshal' well knows that every ()Slicer and tiMdiet desehes to be . natued in . flarticulai ,itio-con iiel dof all has been most t ahem arid isohlte, and neVer4eregiteen greater proof of brilliant British valour'. The Portuguese also showed, that in the held of battle they are capable 'ol emulating the allies whom thby love. • Marshal gives his thanks to.all,the Officers of liiu Staff, hittl particularly to Brigadier-CC:twat IYUrbati, Quisiter.Maret-Geuertils of the Army, who so much contribuud-to the success of thiAsy to lirigadier.Oeutral•iviozinlio, Lu.lutenant-ColOnttl Rook, "Li6aletbret-Colottel a n d .to the Offiteti ottlieVeputy arid Arikitatit-Getter,d, and Quattei-Master Oesser4l. He .likwists gives Isis to litigadier , Gederal Lefiers, and to the bt ticirs tit the ,(tent Stair t.d' ilia Exceileocy, * (or the aid 'which he 'reeeitell'froin them, • SeitttieN, yen !lave fought; nod fkdu - ded shame.. flit 'flight, a haughty antl - Vaih.:gtritiod4 rue ti and covile..l - yourieives' v itli tine glory. 'The videries ‘4 ,, likh the liiitish i tranps gained over tb ens. , . my 111'4 as liwny hie the .battlegt they G ave foug h t:' ,itoorv, T ;C. A. t. 4. (A rne. Copy) J oqe 1,.'0614i4 du Souiti, See: head. uarters~ flit's, May 3t, iBti. lucazßN.BUartArAti To and family have left, Lod. tow for his new resitleixe4 at, T•hortitirovel moat ItYPr coter. cOsvi,,M4RKET, Shipstit Market. Ships '3B Nevvoistip . iat . Igs. to 365. '1 Sontierhotd,. . 3 • 41. 1 64. to ....IS. 'OIL WeICI3 • • • . 1 • q 4. f*4. Cioders . . o . —s. od. to —l. ad. !rivEjlV. traV" -- a- 7 1- Zh 77't, 11:,•1 I • • Wu r- °ilia' ) Jul! 1 , i B,l r,lat "Ilightiess ihe"P • rinte - 'Regent has been iit6sed, in the name aticton beliatf•ot h'm Majesty, t(i apiinint the undermentioned ()Myers ni - the East Yudia Company'S iknces io take rank by. Bi - Vet iii' iiii; Majestyle.Army .the - East lnaies only, as • . COLONELS, • %Vitlam Kiikpatriclt i lohn Nfacit4re",-lm Carcllner, ry Cast*o. 'Bennet Alkiley, William Ilion, Thomas Nlarshall, Daniel. Conyngliarn, lona Wrstin, Sanniel bradslaw; George ktrood, john Haynes, Patritk, Aletinder Agnew, 14.11berr Mackay, I I ettor Mac lean, Andrew Anderson, Charlrs Vo)e, To be &I A 10 It -GEN I,RA • Lit; UT410111).COIA)N Thomas Brown, Georile P cut e, I i 1 Ul4Cr, Archibald' Fcr4uson, • ' T.O be CO I.Q N E Major Ciarge Neal, -to , be ,Lieutenant- War,Office, July 2 1811.. . His Royal Highnesi the Prieteellogent has, been pleased, to tho name and on behalf of bis:MljestY., to appoint ' CAI'TAINS '• William Richardson. of lotn Foot. Pahl Crebbin( of. Royal ., Marines. ...Hugh Maurice. Scott, ot bth Foot. _tattles len, of azcl Foot: Richard Robarts, of. zd Foc t. I rofe. tick Tornpkins, of'sBtli Foot. faiiieS Power,•ot Royal Ar. tillery. . Thomas Leach, ot 3atli tont, fiettor Hall. of sad Foot. Nathaniel Friyon: Royal Artillery, - Arthur Giardon, of - sth Dragoon Gitirds. • Francis D'Qyley, of" Pim Poiat'Guards; Thomas o.4ville, of ditto. Massey, of ost Foot:- lames Dawson Wen, Of Ist Foot Guards,.. Thomas Mitchell , of Royal Marines. Francis W 1,143143, of ditto. rederi, Liic Oct, of ditto, Anthony Strattsharn, of ditto. Martin Plorlocti,- of Royal Samuel ivtatickn Middleton, dditto. Michael Arnett, of. , dim), Henry Giuliani, of Ist Dragopn Guards. Wilitam Morrison, of Royal .Mariftes. Charles de Sahiberry, of ' 113th Font. Henry YlliUott, of Royal Attilli , ry. 'Peter . Fyers. of ditto. Augustus Fraser, of ditto. Thin. WA ham Gardner, of ditto. . William Scott, of ditto, Charles .of ditto. fames Hawker, of ditto. Frederick walker.;Of ditto: Itumphrey Owen, of ditto. (;eorgn Delibrisay,ot ditto, BOgcr, Ortlitto, Fraser., of 6th rout. larWcS Price, of 58th Foot. Cliailes Weaver, of 3gth Foot. lotto of 4th Garrison Hat . tahoti. • - Lucius F. Ad Anis, of Coldstream. Guards, Evan MfPherson, of gsd. Foot. Thurston aate, of. z t Garrison Battalion.' Benjamin W , M`GlObon. of Royal Albert Steior, of I.)e. (toll's Regiment. Goorge . Alotti Of Royal Marines ' Oho 'eraser, Of 3601 Fbiat. Llork ot 216 t Alex)rider M.PtiLrson, of iytti . Foot. Kicharta Bennett, of 4 47th Foot. pavid ltoberts, of;tat Foot. Williditi,Gotdutt,, of ad. Dragoon Guard,. Benjamin Feriwick, cii tthy.ll A rti ttery. '101):s . son of Milo. A iexand,!, - M'Donahl, of ditto. • A brattitio Classon,".ot Ito. lohn lox, of 36th Foot. 'Saintlad, of koyal William M. Lea , of Royal Artillery. Percy •Drutilmond, of ditto. • cOrge itawitioSvOr. 171.11 Foot, Wiiliattl tviaSsq, % of 7th : Aft.st ltegimeat, lohn Ghetliain, tt,f 61st Chafte:i iers, of 7th West India Regintent, Julio 'inc ket ,ot 39i ft foot. Grove tones, of Ist Foot Gu.,rds. .liettry D'Oyly, of Mitt*. kicliard li. Cooke,' nf ditto. E.4lmin.t Stables, -- of, ditto. Willoughby Cotton, of 3.1 Fool Guards. Samuel Coine Nlartirt, of ist Foot Giants. Richard' h i lickentie, of both Foot. ' Alexander Hogg, of sitO Hoot. John Massey Stu:oooe, of 45th Foot. Nlosaom Soden, of 68th k opt. Richaid Aslitph, of • zth Foot. 'l'o'be MAJORS in the lermy. It'ar. Office, .• Ist Riginteet of 'Di - Le:dun ThOnias Coventry bran, don, Grut*.to tc Cornet, -without purchase, viec•Websi'tr, prornoteil. , , • est Regiment of Diill49o4Sc'Samuei window?, Gent. t o be Cornet; 'without purChase, vita Kieiy, promoted. nit Regimerrt of I.ight,Dragiions, Archibald l':otton, Ceut.. to he Conner, without .puralvase. t lames ItichAtct ItOtteli, ciera. 10 be 12111 (lino; William Maiite; Gent.' to be Cornet, witliriot purchase, vice C hat iertioi,•'protooted ; :: , • - • • • • filth John Pyrn, Gent. to be Cornet, without pur. chase,. vice bowers, promoted, • • fist r egtment 'of foot Chards, Captain Lord larites,Llay, from the grit West India Regiment, to be , Lieutenanr, vice the Marquis of. Twercfale, who 'exchanges. • John Wil kinson, i.ent. to be Solicitor; vice fialicoce, who resigns. 3d Ditto,' Captain WirloUgiiby Cottoo to be Ctaptain of Company, by purchase.•vice,Draper, who•retires. tusign' Luke Mahon .to be Lieutenant, by, purchase, vice Cut ton. ,C4orga Tuithell, Gent.' to bpi Ensign, by purchase, vite ad Regiment of Foot, Brevet-Major William Parke to be 'Major, without purchase, vice - Curtsey, apeolotedtan In specting Field ()Meer of a Remelting- Distritt. 'Thomas Gent.' to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Couch(,' who resigns. • 4th Ditto, Lieutenant W. T. C faster, from the /,‘I• Ceylon Regiment, to ,be Lieotenunt, vice '42ariltd; who ex 'Chaliges: lath I,ittb, Setond •Eientenant lames ,Warteson, from th e Flint Militia, to be Ensign. 14111 DIMS, Richard Alyttilleton, Cent. to be Ensign, by patinae, vice Gillman, promoted. Dittotsth y : A ssistant. •S u ,Francis I °het, from !the.24l btCheyoifoirti o i i C ttegiment, to be Assistant-S urgeott. 2 Ensign Charles Connor to be Liedtenabi, With. •o t it purchase, vice illakelev, %vita retires. ski Pitto,,C,ltarles Vyer, t`o be Second Lieuten an t, by purchase, vies aliner, promoted. esti) Ditto, Ensign Edwar d Miicklestone to be Lieutenant, by purchase, Baxter, who retires. • • ' Joth Ditto. ••• ,• • Tab': Lieutenants without purchase- EnsigniWililam Pen . oefatlier„ lames Hagar, • John Napper„ Richard C. Elliott, A. W. Frear, John ikutriley, W. A. Bris4c, Atuirecy Baillie. `Co be Ensigns without - purchase-Edward - Parry, Cent. vice Elliott. Richard Wedge, Gent: vice Frear. 'Donn Pratt, Gent. vice Runney. Stephens Gent. vice • brisac. 6.1111t1el Robert Voyini, Gent. vice Ititlt Ditto, Gilbert Wakefield, Gent. to be. Ensign, by ppr chase,"vice Bishop, promoted. " • Tti 3711 t Ditto, S4lliVan, from •the Royal Li.. • nierick County Militia, to be Ensign. 4stlt Ditto, Major liehry •RitiewoOd, trOm the ••sad Foot,' to to be Lieutenant Colonel, without purchase.: Captain FL Evelyn, from•the 40. Garrison battalion, to b..: Cap-. . tent of .a Compaily, vice Dabsac, deceased. Lieuteii rr lartiei Bishop, teem the 3 . 7 th FOot, t() colllliarly t without ptiraniase, vice Macchmald, promoted in.thelst Wejt India Raigiment. • . 47th Ditto. .. To be Lieutenants, without purchase- Ensign lohn Adler. too, vice Varsons, promoted. Ensign Robert Cochrane. Ensign Anthony 'Mahon. • To he Ensigns-snutliWell Davies, 'Gene, *ire 'Cochrane. joint Lt.ton, C;ent..vice Mahon: 49tli Ditto, k rangii Drury, Gent. to be • Ensign, without purchise, vice Walker, promoted. • - loth Ditto, Lieutenant iVintrew Mitchell, lobe Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Campbell, promoted: 524.1 Ditto, brevet-Major G. T. Napier to be Major, wilt,. out ptirchite, vice' k ideWrioci, promoted in the 45th hitsign;Rictra«l Litliard to he.. Lieutenant. without our. ch •• ase, vice Calvert., proinoted in thi eStb Foot "."1"1°- mau CaArt George Cempbell, from the Royal M4lciafy College, tube I::nstgii, vice: Laird. Stitt. Dale. ,Lieutdoant.Colonel...fohn A ugustin'Prevost, from t4il Wust lipliaAkiment, to he Lieutenant-Co- Jima, without purchase. Brevet Lieutenant ••Cokniel • I Fs - aft:lay to be ditto. 'Captain Robert Grant td be •". • Veleior, vice that:day, Lienteriint Geotge Cot ouglt to he Captain of a Company, vice Grant. Lieutenant John Tritst r. Prom the 4th Garrison battalion, to be Lieutenant, Vilthtfut purchase. elitit• Ditto, `Lieutenant-Ceneral Richard Earl of . Cavan, K• c. thu 77111 Fout, to be 'Colonel, vice General Scutt, deceased. isit Ensign C. Lewin to be Lieutenant," , witlAtt pOrcitaie, 'vice Prendergart, who resigns. T •. o he Ensigns witho u t purchase-Ensign Colin Mackenzie, .frroin the Syth Foot, vice Cox, protnoted, I leCtor "tient. v•ee Vatidelcur, is:inflated. Duncan Campbell, , ] Wit, Vice- Latvia. • • " . kl Cif net Nene:thee. ~,AAittritt .lute only yet rrni.iius 77'...P., „Fa' I.()1 Lir 1841.'t r' to yoti • avail youistsives reit; wid retide.rotornkt.itiv7 ""` • 1 • . , • Fla PdPEItS. , . nortent SerVice,-toP yotir ••couutry, eAll.saYou-, by : War-0/ficej 18,11; . • • My ti nice...; • - . "1-lightitts iherrinte-llegeht has been PAtits,,.Tuat (1.331, nicir.lllo' I"ee,' "By order of tlie Qaptain.General of the sth and 0&,..;„d, th,,ctt at. gnvp,eit atidieliCe leave tg.itts FAcelierKY A.. • t(i apOcint the undermentioned aiicers of-i he East •• " MitttlitsLlM LA COltinik." India company's roices io take rank ts.• BreVet glary, deputt•d hy his Majesty the'.holVrtv • (Signed) t fe,.;;s,tatilsioMtoa.itelisoty.l)?,:lrifteheorb:9-41,),t:r„: 1-quartet May ,z4.:.48, ui I'l3 Majeslyi.Arnay. ia ale. East Laies )"0.11.1y., as • - • tt by the Icing Of. Prussia t. to. the Baron..de . •COLONELS, -, - '• by the King.'nf .Dentuark; and to Mebs—rg. Oltput OF TO DAY Qs fits Exce.......LE.NoY StAt SUM, Kit'kpatriclt, -.Mho Nfacir4re",- ii)tm tardiner, Hen. and Deflis, Deputies tronl.llie" • ' ,nhaefirroan. ry Castw, •litnhet William titan, "FltOmai all with. the saute (111.1e41'• . His Excellency tlte-NlarFihai-i having-on the 17th 11,1arsh4l1, Vapid Conyngiuni, lohn rin the 'Legislative Body outi.the wrstin, SaniCiel firadshlw • George %.rooci lohn Haynes ' published an order, thanking the tiuops for their Ptrick, Ataitader Agnew; 14.4bert Mackay, Hetter honour of being admitted to .d , . . , in cuticula in defeating and repulsing the enemy lean, Andrew Anderson Charles fo b '°)" *At. - • in -the-battle of the ';:.•16111; • roan! not help elircetiilg • The English 'Govern. himself: in partictilar to the Briti3lt and Portuguese 'Theinas Wawa, .cie,,ise tilit-tes..tiont'er, Archibald' ' down the.principle.. , troops, who ruoru inintedknely servetl.tilider ht 4 on Fer4usen, ' • 7:• ,Ise to the moor- tiers on that day,. which eollteried, such honour on be CO 1:Q N E . Major CiargeNealkicebet tientenant-Golone ' L,),Ott • their youth. all gr.: truops.W-no took 'part:in it. •.; or' land, l'he Marshal nitnost finds himself necessitated to •-- • -- •rt upon limit. himself to generally, thattlintg. the officeistand ihrr office, J 4,4 2 =lBll.. • "' . His Royal Highness the Prietee.Rogent has, been 'heir soltliers,,sceintr how .diffieult it is .10 make distinc-. tioutk„, when all, tind.e ach one in 'par icular, pleased, in tho uantel ,to appoint . rlud.on behalf ot • - anti noblY,eontlufled hi- His Excellency can -ly andlive-thanksptonll the corps of co. - CAi'TAINS '• ' :Willarittirniesßicl.Arudgsnlintzioafurcrenstociout: u! ells FC.nroetbbillonfeß(oLail..., • Artilleryi 'and Infantry that were under his ,- lin that battle, in which the humour Of ten, of ta root. Ricliiird Itobarts, 0f.6z0 root. I rL.,fe. `lire countries was nobly, maintained...—. tick Tompkins, of slltli Foot. I antes Powtr,•ot Royal Ar. 'clunnits 1.!:411t ot scan Kant, Hector stall. of -onded-bylliScipline, And victury•was Foot. Nathaniel toy, irt !royal Artillery, Arthur . ti. Gbrilon, of -sth Draitoutt Guards. • rrancis D'Oyley, '-howledges his thanks to b4,es. or First PootGuardc Thomas D..rville, of ditto. Hugh Massey, of ISt Foot AIMS DaWsoll West of Ist Foot ktheral-Col°; and .c"sidcis Quas Mitchell',l of Royal Marines. Francis 'la. Stilali,.l.sy his very' of ditto. JE rederi,K. Lia'det, of ditto. Anthony "lady to itte fortunate. . Stranshaitt, olditto. Martin tiorlocti, of Royal lklarines.. Samuel Madden Midd i leton orMichaeldtttoMichael Arnett of 1308* hhiftoac-' ,dijtu. Henry Giuliani, of list Dragcton Guards. William kor'risoit, of Royal .Marines. Charles do Salitberry, of 'Ch betel time 63th Foot. Henry Phicenr,'of 10y,41 Attillrfy. -,4l3ll•Fyers. olditto. Augustus Fraser, of ditto, Roth wit. Y. en• liani Gardner, of ditto. . William Scott, ot ditto, Charles thin Baynes, .of ditto, fames Hawker, 01 ditto. Frederick 'hut tVullter„ :Of ditto.' Humphrey Owen, ot (;trorge ot ditto. TOrt BOger, 'of 'ditto, William,. Fraser., of froth rout. ,lanes l'rice, of 58th Foot. Chailes Wcaver, of 3ifth Foot, John flaitly, of 4th Garrison liat- Ilion. Lucius F. Atlon3, of Coldsireant. Guard,s,,_ Evan "herson, of so,d. Foot. Thurston late, of zd GarrfAcm beojatifiri IV, tliGl4bon, of Royal Marine,.~.. •otiger. of I.)e Regiment. George Alorti 41 Marines' 'eraser, or 36th Foot. Llork AltlXittl4r M.Plt,rson, 49t11 Itennett, of i 4741 Foot. Pavia. Roberts. (;otilunk ul act Dragoon Guard, Royal . 14I'Domild, of ditto. fox. of36th Fvot. ,Sainktcl, winiant hl. Lea ti?., of ',unlit, of ditto. • GeOrge Wrtlllttt tvlasset, %of 'thaw, of 61st Foot. Regiment, )0(1n of Ist 1-00 t I's Cooke,' Of Cotton, • Foot 'der how& Corps of Lola. vicv. Ea-cltWegc±. 11 to be ,1, Lieutenant W.•M`Velb is sunetatard,:-bOng absent , . Elk DA in the cazette fur lobar miker, God, t 441 t.nslo. !ono LArka,"(;ent, to pe a BREV F.l major 14h For Captain Gilbert to he Afsny. tAint ;SPort;,Y;lsvc ityTELbiagiVCe, • GitiMsl.6( KAL:fS. • 1. , • Tkiita.SlAAY P , 4 41 27 ' I „,ijelle 3ls ; A Platt of pl. for Maiden bows. Tvi°'''' 4 4 ' i Colonel I . ..i.ini.,' et,). 14, bully, 3 yrs old • i ; `\lCowes di 'g 6 Uirpiro 4 yr) old • I r. • • t $ d, Mr. jaci.ton'st. tr."' artoouldt aged . . built: 111 r. bkcligo'S gr. P. by Pelpinj , - .010. Illt lOXY." ' 00 ebb s ` i The Town ' , fate of sol • tor ail ga. Two- , ; Slr M. M. 'Syke.s's hr. li,'Warisicita, or'l Mr. Skeltensb gr. I. by IJelinnl, 3 )rs ° fshtr drawl. .l tree W'r Tho•Gentlernertis §ubseription Puise of 5 0 horse, J. Cwo,tallo II"I'' Mr. Irarrison's ch. HI.. VioLutshe Mr. Coote's ch. g. bfelitirli • Majottlioweria br. g. islosipareil , y . I JUR MIS. thittlie fith Ult. tile Lady o f Captaat --al , bseeh YOte Carew Eget NoUt) lititi,ll Dragoons, et ti in twyn ,tturn4y, at hi, boast: In Quect:-A: tcP.:ttlildic4lt'Y' ne.ot.--- ' ' tblitahte, day, ahe Lady ot . A 9 1 Ilreeen, Seuth.Wales et a Daughter. „ li i i .roe , OJI NiOndity last, Mrs, Osborne, of Or vo Daughter. , oho , 1 Cl,Ol e t f On Tuesday, 'in _Portland.. piaee, t 1 ‘ c son, Esq, 1 , 4.1'. of a Son. , t , r sq . or 0 ' Yesterday, the Ludy of rohtt ...,stratt, Swan, of tt SO. ut ii 40,1wilgfilridierm. mot, Oa NO , . , 10.414* I A /), , to tiivotlert 1 On• Monday last; I 14.4110Y4 E4aott'gtlitet a ails lane, Southwarkt t., tiartictt, so,ohoit . u.. , . to Thomas Penn, Esq. many )c3ll di fCnhia°thfi.suin (( I 0 Ottts loCkyalltS ar...ooleiteribri ~ , , 1602 Ael, " the io,r• ,.,. 1 the :Ai 1(1)4. at luoey, .../. ot L" I mitt, it.t.:4.ll'..lllh74.oii:"OhauiLliglllitWarill:t'Ciliilllls')enl. iicl4l; big. °: C t 4, Idoits,,t'utney Heath. h, 1'40011°1°1°: L'''' ~ t.:l;iff;t:t.ii,diagy, aAtcSotiieGete,ovtgl;firCsolt:ltr;i ii..0.r.v.via5i01,131),1,5: r,,,iq. al.try, only Aattglyter or the WC li. .. ,Nithcing-14ne. P. 3441 CLCMA TI ON , Tfi f 6 A itig isormibc * - tr• 04 , kJ' NlA aDi %vim • tliNten titic *elm *to itiNG Jotitvity,-101. S.ID,IJoi : " Thpugh .it has chin'tEd, dreitraded " 1 , ,• .pant,irt (bat lin ertOr otticaLitilitt a t, va . Prichnis surptitt.; ili. on da;tood Uitcrost, 'atid other esquivaal and ap• ii•reot ritisted you' y6t it is suffieict.t twit 'you thitt bt'oi` b6rti dtkightfoi nod 'privileged coutltry; - -to tool,o toil abhor tyraufty. C,atrte to i f ts; fome tons, iny ry tierccei:e,p_t tb6 . Kitlignuy your linifbrOtlirtm prOgelny*the'indtilkenoe add' Bbliviim td YeAl r f prfeli'4 'they rimy otter yukt. Pot=. , with `os'ltt the'svtteet Aatiiia6tion dt being :fide. Atijiite thiti coustitutidit. Avoid, *thietiietirs, litetdd flue which ovidiis you • bike jO4ti6.!, 6 ftrivio4; thOtigh wfth grief, yet a pa , tri4tsc. vtipur,, aittOltat,ge - upoh you the tveight ; GrievcP°r togfjoN -p r im e d y , • , ; to_ _ A". 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