The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-15 00:00:00

'Att. 1147 I ' rl :u futt it mill iiikt;ttrat It will hate the effe,-2 of anint)tin 'the Nshexertiorts in the noble cause Spaniards to itt which they' are tamed. Sectlit'r estimates his loss, at o,so(rtnen ht tt is °t) V i o%, from his own account of the'diffef ot ass:wits, and of the, olistinac ) wi h which they , were reshted, that it most h iv , : he .greaer. rti , muoht The detail, from estremidlra slre important ; Ztnlt'r had C.oilvti r d , as we before stated, a ll . the disposalk forces heeould horn ihe North and the Soh of:Spxiti, and front ki:(l4%)d, andaavanted to the telief.gf Bafaj .1. Lord WOLL'I NI:3TM/, under these tireenistances d d not. deem. . it prodent to risque bully, aid ac(or(lio 4141, R . gly ret real aed a cross t h e Gua 'nth intohgence is confirmed by 1;151%-iCIIES FROM LORD WELLINGTON, Ithich art4etl‘ at Lo r d L t VERPooL ' s Office yester -6Y ; th'y ale dated the 2titlt ult.. They state, that it ," • • - ' W it hi s Lordship' Sob s intention in hive engaged tr, Posiiblr, Wore he was joined by the nu tier" rei.:forceinents that were advancii , g tram all 'lnn, but he found it impracticable, retnio*weals received by Soup., as we have • IIIT"'cly stated, w . 4 ere m numerous. Besides lII° • 91 most 9f 1‘14.44,,NT, he had drawn troops . trod) 03144, from the Aiturias, in the ; from Itetialgsia'atid Mtrcia in the South,.and from Ma drid,t Cadiz only a sufficient number .were felt .49( ler V.„fcron to defend the works, Lord Wer..ta,Ncl -1:ilh-itot thinking it pructlnt to :ngage such a force, P‘)sition he then occupied, gave utders for the birBti of had joz )* ',. and for retreating th,t the Guadiona. Ti to Allied army re-crwsed brio river witi.oit li te slightest Joss, awl without •at all molested by the enemy. ,1.• *bo army, amounting, we believe, to w lel,tion m en . occijoes a 1,,,, •Campo Zt1 , 13 . ( 4 tt~ • " "Was winch b roug h t t h e cl i spatc b es, 11--e "" " le hi . vul and et that time no event of im. Q "anet hau arrl. we Ir., Wet I bans 0 n stwe that 'tie ElPprirt of the J : hys ; ~ ° 11 ° 4 Yallietday elp ctt . - 40 Of His Rve "."-41111 fms m Lc , li t hd statement which nigna , .urt e` Saturdrty it k. 161) " Hu " 4.4 Winct3or luty 43, 1 . 1 r ., " 4./. lucid a (twit accesolottot h i s ' " M. BA ILO - 4 ‘ W. Elleilliao2ti. 4 ' AL ‘V .......,;,_,...... .. 1,49 i frornitiertn'a to th•! • twit !tit. slat 6; that, teentuaig to acCOlllll6 trout ;LI it '''''''' dat"" r4ted .: the 'Russian GettetitiKtprzsil', • l'a reetil of a ••,,.4).1`1.41 Place, and t h it there. mi .04. l'ttle'''ClitllK' ractbet4,,eeo %vista and her Porti• tr.. li n . iing, On Sahoday the it:, .psteltes by 08 gli'i'i,—..-.4„.ye 6,lPiliail)i'ki4pLitit, (last. titled of thy' sea'''',4..di.. 4;17 tlt ' st-41 ist lite Ear • Itikita Itituiet a cid . l i t 10 the Purser r , _ ,• • fot:tte' Crocodile f.rittto, Lient, JOHN .'ciLulltit arel4ll eutt)triatt ler, arrivel al P 'it4r"ll4ll.''..bil,d wtt `' artetrioott, liOte the coast 01 Att ica; .nclitiable tf6e truly Soity to il;tle the dew. h "f 1431 in valuable ThfS ev,el) ei'llt. Er),vittn [lv.tittv CotArMilim*" , ait toot pi ,ce.041 tile . ihi h o t Juno, 100 . leag ued r Sierra t. t , i itie we of the Azores., ,He le f t ti b y tr (.4* itl 4:8141e 01 great dc;itroYt brou g ht. °euro-'' ". 'Heir 4(44 idigeace of th at climate on, Th e Pct'"' coniktatioad, an,' ti:e iof a dysenterYi '1 teas lust as illc , (4l c il L e *AS 03 cl•qs on lier passago : 51'e''A,-- .inail - '''' 4V 't eleW since g!,e LI; Englaitd• A. ..b. into, 1104311tir ca t)e uhd 1 her coo vov , ‘A 111C11 went . ,;IY"I'4111). Tit,. c , ii`t :i.t :I small qu''''.. .ity of i vo ___ ~r ); t i 40..t.e brought 0. _, irst. '1 77,,,i,. , y .u t , e‘ n, .t! cam, best ou,g,..luLuieAttienatit ~ taL I. isoNt.s, and / ,-44,,ecp, t,. irettiosott, were felt on the co,ist, all we ll. 11. 1 1 :43 . viln4LlAilion to the Ps Net ift,p,c;;B:lT a '4.LIIIIerh. ' 1 -tirif i l 'iCo t hi, 11,),a1 umil,,e,s lent ineas for e P.tte i ag did „lit) the tuflowing N,blenon . " k et ei Norfolk, DevOngitire-,aud.l3s.d.tPr4; .tlarirr(4. titilles e l l s t , ,i, 4"1 Hertf td and' ‘l.7eUttleY ; , .. t I' l' e heer rd 1 ° ' - mile ) Lii'l-8 „„44 4'41 pe st)* ; .Vis(ount M " lhu 1 otei . told Chin _, 1 S ~, rldbert Heat lc aiid 5 4 ,, 1.,, v.cnotioeiey L ~,,. , _ li ion and tort ~1 , , 'r,inpest. , pp ' uts exanain we, met a „:." it.ile .r.ltne, it appeared I hht .ther e • i t' '4lltits tootle ittitising---oqt so m uch 31 a l'ilt i lktii *v tu,„ ' ' ' .. - ' - ...A iyed - al tht (i74:4°4* SATttEDAY,, JVLY 13 ' . " -- ; -r . l 6 k , the 41'01144'i Lodge, I hi* day, di tWelye 0 4!l° r);lke 4 4 N o ~ ' 44 cif C ,wratiautor ait'd'Yozig, this i , it, Ittltt p,4„ll°lrri Lord.; ilytatsvortn, WlNG"l"*:id a c0n0,,,1111.4'8ir Ws t.•GlLArrr, where they •• rlit Ki"wileh.with-ttle Doctors in allendilwe upon , No, *4 0,, R it rind malty -vitro/. and Princesses _LIZNI3II7 .. ie. 140,11'411(4'k se airing IQ PiligillOre. :SLC,. 1111.C1.itsTy Ilt:411, elwo o'clock ; afterwards her iviii°, _,.: et. -untie. ' I Castle, which wai attr , e till._ ~ .i in 1 le .I_iri,. up tf i'4l)(l,l,.tlie tbove Members. At the bre . at .6 . %Le ft , l'i %he'l l IlleY returned to rderott the Q.neen ti'Ll)(l,4e, far it iv '/"Y pat t,,f,,k 0 . , 1 ~,,,,, i mous dinner, ,o , , 14 I h i l l bY Ilse Qtrit' a i atter which ,they re. turnil! r• c 3.4 (011. Oti(V:°Ort SULY 14.--Yesterday aftefrtoon the' o ftti - ht '"ii the PLltNplitisUs Went 10 Frogt . wtre to , ole ttlititiet, '- I v' ''" l e they drank tea, (Old returned Att,'.".e 'lt tigiti o'clock. o l ei t • l i c vt 'd tlii* day, tto a visit to the QU.REN, ;1!911,.e ,) ' the PRINCE 1140ExT, IseetitCpattirti by the eof , I I „. ~„..Luaatiac&tib .--Til Duke at CLAuance 9etled this thortsio . ' g. , • The —,,it eiv„retiw.-11.known pickpooliet ~Conkftitent4 w Ili. a l , l '" Cakt,'. 14 'be great Coort.yrird 01 'l'rinity„ColLt,e. loagiiitti,Al.l, bY :,aril alltl- Ugh; 1 hti Office' V . b e 41614 in' Q.leto.scittare ()dice, jts.t before Mr' ;"leNtit,.l with his balloon. The Ofeers etr ktll!Y`i 1,11311. and the next day he underweia ati ex.-'. 1""en b ; L , - d , I),;tior 14111, ,ii ore the •liishott tit Bro il ( )) a" . . r , i outs I."wlieti,llolllittg ht a stispicieut natute be i `u4, 'll'oo of he watt di*eitatgeds bLii wi_4,6 "". ' i lat ot taw town by ttf; priy.ol'cou3l44343' A vtmounr, J Uii.lt i Arrived the ichOoner Elizabeth, J. Wiwi - , Master, of and for Liverpool, from, Sierra Leona, which piaci she left on theluili May, with a cargoconsiiting'of .ivory, palm wood, and palm oil; sailed in 'company with the Crocodile sloop of war, of 22 gins, ,lately . commanded by Captain. E. H. Copmstria, who, we are sorry to state; died on the passage; .after a lingering illneis, aliout five weeks titer their departuie frem ttie coast. The Crocodile passed by this port (or POrtsmOulh lasi evening. • Arrived the Lord Nelson, PUDDECO)SIVR ; Indus trious, DAVIES; sad Mary Ann, Tivrair; fro m Wales; Sqminalt, SNeLL, tram Cowes, Dolphin, LYER, train Ipswich ; and Apellonia, PARRY ; from London. JULY 13.-4rrived the Ttritot sloop of war from Cork, with a 11:-..et of light transports fronv.thepce, consisting of about 16 sail, to receive cavalry for LANA ; the Eliza,WiLbisio ; Potricrna,Coarn; and 4/4ahik,, PiiL Lrs, from London, convOyed to this 'port by the Gamtier hire4.artned cutter, whiLli stood to sea again ; also the Resolute gun brig irdin Cork. thv Pickle brig ut war with con , voy for Ciurn,ry and Jertey., - . Arrived the American VeSSICI Ckarlestown, PAR. Nsr, Iroin Cork; whi her she wat detained and sent, 60111 e time since, Liy the Aienren tr4gate,„6lA. air MICHAEL Suvytoun, and since condemned. Arrived the Indtistr.ii, SMIiH ; froni - A;undel; Qulonel poonifield, Pairyrrvse7tron:t firttigeikyi r Sufficient, PLzARSIt ; Gtitid Intent, HAM; and-Rover, Tnomiis,' trim . Wales. PORTSMOUTH. JULY 14.- . —Arrived the 'Mermaid fro,n Lisuon, .Swift from U.l Niediterrinum., utiJerquardtltitte, Saiivd did Zephyrfor the Downs. DEAL a JULY 14.- 7 —Arrived his Majes.y's ship heseus foul oti •• • ' S:ittect the Itoyali3t aril Echo on a c%iie. 1). Du 81.114, Juts .1111the.w Crow ley, who has ju, ;:onf , Jrnieu 16 the Prutestaut Re ,ti, was,Piokssor us the Saer'e'd Script urea COlit;t i e of Ala ) ii(411). This G coni7er sioo, (if we ,art• rightly principally' oecasiiiiied by the loilowitig eirt:tainsia:,ce ;---he itad herb for some time preOariii,t hitiise:f to give his efaii itr the . Coliege a series of 14ee.tui es upon, " the Prot •,4int floes)," as it is tlieologicall terincd io Gii-timie elestimical ies, and tot' (WO piss pose, had th.igettily stu lied ali the leadi,ig points ' .f 'ountro'versy .1130 Proieltatit the Roman an.t es.n ilitie,l that fountain . ot all own the . i 1.1[Q,, dial Critic:4V, 804 Who it' uliu.i heitt 7 tip,c,ni iinPoirt;al t .ve•stigllfon s infd pernsed . Dr. Si,iekhoose's. History of the hoe Hilltop; . I. 3 t 7rt,uLi's I.,..ittur, son the G 0,1,05. The result het, :been, liit,. retioui!eing the tenets of iliat B4)141011 so which he was brought op, and enibraciog r.O due trifles oind 0E4440114,0t the Reformed Church,..His: conversion- has, we utidet•tattd, p,roluced a .very jtrOng Stisalion the College of niynooth, and a reit ntiailier of the stildtiit, have mahilested stn inclination to toll,iw his example. A.li:ptley is about 38 years of age, - ,atid, as 7.vc nre ihfornied, is' Geittlinail'Ot 'Ol4 Most snigler thockst}',. less rei3Otation; mid of Ate must profound intact CATllo4icoor-Ao" aggregiito , M.eating to , k place, at on tOe.:9lll.iowallt. _ The first Resolution deelarnd theisitgtition of the Meeting, to pet.;tion c i ly •ity.,the tiexi _Session of: Parlianitnit. liy he Steciati Rioltilion, a ne w .Ca,. tholle COtuntittpe was appointed, consisting. of. the Calbuli‘; Peale nod certaiO. Delegates . (ten) front. each ,Comity, five Delngies hoar ery parish, in .11aulin, tvgethrr with iveis of those persona who Putoppied the. Ca Commit •179 a.,, iu :stipport. of .this Mr. Byrne, ve,ry strenho thly argued, that it . .viould•pe ncequarY bane should pos. cress the confidctice of .the people ;, that the: Com., toitteeshould he.coinpoveo of periods Otionper and steaditiessotiail occasionoic'ould JIGOLI arise, itia.fhleli, it might . be. necessary.: to. . enien.ipto a :pegniiafiiiir with thverhaiti.t, u.t the iiobjecteut Catholic claims. Fasyctr conteaded, tilat the.Congtitution of the foul .C4,thutic Olunittitteu •destroye4 the baltweu Which should prevent..any ,individtial.or parry troni ,icing the weight.of the-Catbulie name -for the per- , postisettherof auribitiort or . interest.' Ih. coutendo, that the la e. Catholic Corninitteb organizlrlond supportc:d. his "opinion by. &during, .thet, in thst-- , Cominittee• there- were tt 'Delegates horn the county of I:l4)perary, Over whom ono Gen tlernan ot gseat.pLopeaty in.41141.-ii_xotuity inu,at, from his woulthNiiid tiiirlitu,LiVe an influence, ineonsist:' dot witty Catholic freedom.' , • . O•Co NN I4, SCCLVIed .to the propos.ll of a new. ki, j .w l is aware illat.OpinioisS were en-', Delegation. tertatoed . thgt the., appointment 'of Delegates. was. contrary to the Convention Apt.. He wat, willing • tcX:try question, and it any of the plikhes. at Pualin should elca,bitn to•be one 4ft...their Repre. sentativea, he wonid be. ready to be the.tirst victirn. He would give ba , l,, and bring the point,- before an enlightened Judge: and boilest Jury. • . Mr, Ping , / atNocate - of incessant peti tioning. He would have the Catholic Petition laid - on the tables of both Houses of Parliainent the first. dayicit toretitig. , Even when the Regent would go to open the Sessions, he iitleuld be obllged to 4 . 1.140 his way through -rich Relegates. - • • Five hundred pounds were voted to Win. Todd lanes; altd the like sum: tudgr. Fitly, for, his paSt services as Seeretary.to the:Catholics of frcland. galor,7oener,o. l pit!obi, - of 11,It;unt Atinand, on the 4(u)tistt i)o f at t i, b g en appolatitt to conitnatid 'QI .1.4 e Nos Il. l gdg- Plttki4k • C0411;z7. EinN3Ult6H, rvLy IT.' SIR R, ICI 13y7L11ETT . 2 5 . 3001'2, Yesterday came befor: Lord IMSADOWA4LNK; as (Ordinary, in the,Oilter:Hoose, a Citslll W1.1 . 1C11 Si Francis 14irdett, ti,urat`ley, aria Mr. &mit, a aerjeant at law, and at ?relent in Sec) land, defender. Mr. JaFFIrEY, as counsel for gir Francis, stated this to be an aftion, brought at the instance of his debt, against the defender, for recovery of 50001. contained in a bond which he produced on tlre,bar. A deletion had been put in this aaion, stating, that some years ago, Sir Francis Burdett, had, in con;av qui,ce of a conne6lion with a certain . gr.tnittd• a bond,. for 10,000). to.- the defender, to be at his disposal, if a circumstance should arise 'out of the connection between Sir Franeis and the Lady.:-That this bond had been lodged or sequestered in the hands of a rospectable Gen- tletnan, ' , and the defender hid drawn the'sum of .60001, as in part t .Jf the timnunt t---That some time afterwards, Sir Francis hei..tning urk•ity about his boud for such a large sum lying over, had Made ap plication to the defender, who cllivered up clic! bond, mod dtpat fed from ,t by balance of 15,0001 a , ti had olsagranted the bond now sued for for' the. honol. he had already drawn :--That on this, lying graiiied,,tbe understaridhig was, that tt should be out ititU the . 0f mr.:war,,, ; 'a't4(tl4l, friend ; and it on' 'the expirrOlfitt years the child was alive, it should be delivered (30 lb the defender; but it at..the:eipiri of that timt "tite child . shciuld hi cise3:l; it delivered tu•Sir,Francii: . That the bond was.accordingly'cielh'ered 'to Mr. Warren, and. thlit . that , Gentitinart had hetlipAthe -trust re posed M . him, by delivpring Alto bond . . to Sir. Francis, who now wi9hed This was the nature of Ow defeacc stwed to this anion, ,and" whirl?kji the rtied Counsql fur the put. suer sad Wasl false; and unfounded 14bricratiprrirorn beginning to end. His client,- STr Francis,, denied slateineoi in foie,' and never had since, his:mar-, riage ;rt.t,soCh cone ections as that iluded to, flere.tki Laird °MtOr ) , - interrnpted ' ; ery, hy saying, ttpi if the statement given. in the defence was iruc,.. the.bond in this . CASO.WiIIy. by the. law of Scotland, an undelivered document, , uponf.4' hiblt un action could follow. .Mr. Warr tad be. trayed the trust itt delivering.up 'the bond in gilestion' to Sir •Francis BUrdett bcfore• the expiry .of the 'five 'years, and , -vilthout The consent Of the: Other party. .His Lordship 'Wits' theradye of oisin,ion,• . lhai . iteiurtt proceeding further; it wonid he-propet to et:- amine this Mr. Warren upon oath attlii;the nature, of„i maimacti6.l), and. es. to,. t t,e way,suilmtannif the bond in . ritiesi ion had COME.: int%) at 4 gblieout on hism,session. fits Lordship , was ftt.ititkt.:tO. pro nounce. an interiocutor accoßlingiy fr .woert. • . Mr. Scott, the &fender, ro e trorn the Bar, and that his Coo Mt.; Clerk, upon w bon) ke chiefl.' depended to st;&• airs case io his Lordship, had i,e,.:dcdlTeclaw,lyilie.hopetl,luowevei tis:11111S16111. Ship, if he, war, inclined ttr,Order 011 . - exarniftajon of Mr,Weiffea) wouid inflow bun (the defender) ,to exatiline.othe:,witm..ssesoo prove the •nature..ot:fire q s i fiegn creats.d in his person. That several Rivet-table , gentlemen were irCreadiness to .eorntt to Sculland‘lo bear:evidenee and in particu lar, that; tie, lha..delender,. wished. to examine Mt. • Behenden ,Kerr, to •wbont. Sir Francis itad confessed the *1)06 z'prilealir4 76f tnii business - i that be, niorcbe,r;icelif:in po,sessit)n, I:viiiieti 'evidence, under Sir ()WEI which he Wigjgd . lo lay 13foro the'Cou'rt. 4 .1 14 LORI? 011DINA1{V 'having eitpressed leis, wil lingness to continuo tiding' until all the,COunsek win sicles,should fair dikengaged. , .:hir: Cutikk wa afterWittcli hear& at considerable lett i kth 'fur the 'de. f enc Lu t t nod his Lordship appointed, ihe.clefendier to put into Guilt a spcjal , osuleAcendence of the fads lte averred and °tiered •10 prove io suppeirt of !us defenCe, .and andnianner in wind) Ile . ollered,io prove them, . , Advice*. from Wein Florida, to the.9.oth May, state, that - the Spanhird4, who contitined sion of the'Ntohile, 'had' received hitt t liiinpplies : of, Men at)d riioney , from the Havanna,' and Ft*cii, the Governor, had notitiedlO the Anitl , ficfm gat - .wander at Fort Stodilart, that he should defend himself if attacked; if he troops of the Viiited states "were in 'C'onsiderable, force' on the cippinite .side of the rivei, and General 1-lAstri'ou wa,t exoc'eti to take the ~: ommanti tait month. A war with 'Great 'Britain would ittetritAbly th 6 United' Mates iti ho,-411ities with Spain.. A ,few days since, a French Officer; ,on parole at Litchfield, attempting to escape, was pursued and titpitaken at Meridan. An emigrant Baron„ in the pay . of the li.;ttglish Povetinnept„,liad mon a Lady to escort him to Own, whose friend* thinking her be.tuty was sufficient wialont ,idocation, had not given. her dutlicient to enable her to. read the dike flood, and her application to A liotoitgr ,at the-inn for 3. 6 l ) npi c q ,to a disCOVittry. .1 . 44 tootle of,torre. sPoodence b.ttween the parties heise and in France has been discovered, arid everat persons ar• cm way. „ . 41. .. !.. 111 , 111 .1 u;',7.1.A; i:b a part .of o'ir 'ittiprts4stort A'*i'iittelay:. . _ We stop the Praia to beftict' o'Ur Irt 01» folowitig intere,tifig intelligence from 3ptin, whtch wa i re(.: wed by Govern tuctitt t h;4 tl . Ol cki g Extract of an anthentic Letter Irani Cortitinf, dated 21j It fune,•i . , I have the' lionotar tolnforni you, that' on Jim 13th itt t. the ep (7. my 36.)nie r d e ! stif s ly tile Pro.. inf..:e of Astbria;tilarfhing :3000 "ttien; under Gant;- rat BO'NNET, by - Pecher 'f)wents Ltorsk, and tusiucter taboat 200 tr me- ) by. `L;! St. Audi Asturi in ti;fco linden. General Po to h3VO siaL:e possessed tf*ffrielves of OviedG end " Gen. SANTOCILUEC with the: armr, consisting of 10,000 s ineb arrived` the 7 / inst. hrtnre Astor e. O!1 inernifi of !ht. elit•., she Prench iaritsoll'gavemi - the for•ifications, and ietired.tolialieza, towards Ht-n;:v, 11J e. Geer.S,tts 'MOM who was Governor of thm town wh v i v iege(l by JLINCITi WAS reeriVVli. Will) t 4: eat T60(011141, and - his pontliarny in that place his en •biths him considerably to augment his .mice with mtin . and aims. .- Oo iba. Qld his advanced guar.i at ro4 near Lgoni enorintered a ,patty Ot..e,Oun 'Of the. enanty, with whom they sustained ko Inc ; hours, until tainiorced by General 64articit.titni; who pitti•yad I: , ,etti with his ca% airy t.) the btl .gt OrbiO, Catliing bent etitiOderablv luso. , , • • " Three bAttaltutni hate *.thitt ,the-e few clays matched floral lit:nces to . reintthce Gentliar,SAs.N. et I ntiii' and't . his morning three enot t ianifts 0 A,: Irry, with sis-pons and'n to:totity 01 military . siumw,.rnaicli•Jt irons this town 1.1 Amq,640.: "'The commander' of guirillas, LoAtMA, joltied• - General SANTOCILDES 'dh the L'Othl..with his itAfty of 15i) men; brin,:prig 3e eitimirv — pliitilires, .witte having also killed 'l-41 of the gaittih& • which h.td:abitrittoned Ilstorga., • ff a'he troops that escorted Jostpits &rot, I .P‘k Ptu . •• to trance, with the ipanterds in the I..fekicl, ittt rest who : went with hi?l,, en.er6d on, the 17th June, an th . c:r return from lilyonne; in , sequence of tin order front tile Fifhperor that Spaniard should, be permitted to le;!ve iv tl side.in Frarii4: ‘f The French garrison of ettalsytie, cons-;ting or 25Q men, delivered iltemseivel . to to the Party of . Minri,• . eil'infaniry„ and '4,u delivered riletnselves talhe UuiriUa Vsirty, commahl. ed.by isotort. " *A letter from Mirnnda del Ebro, of the 29th May, stater, ' that i 3 (lien come in dint (lay .41 theigt : eatest einfdsion, nei.n $OO, numbeq were 3itacked . in Seta, ti 4 iiarty comniande4 D'vn - ,N, Wl4li db peibed theme killing and taking prioners a , grit " to!Chel MINA, coffiniandant of Navarro►, ing noti've of the approach of an escort, with 1,0;)q prisoriers; l Erigligh, Spinnth, and rortug‘teie;* asa , aic ed thern,at Puente de.A.rlio>on, €443(14 metl.- 3, They artived'oti ihe MI. In inert of the act inn this prisoners were 1111101 t') • posed, and about them were killud. a short resistance the French surrendercl o tittalhere have; in' .eontequeuce, fallen hitt) . rtaw ,haitcl4 mot, 600 prisoners, two coaches, anii.4;eb.er:ty carts, ladvn with , equipige, 'Valued a t tit tl,itticruy vi refils. " Two Generals Aceorrpinieti the eecnrt; one :4 then was. taken .pr:sotter;tho other was shot in los coach.. ut.thu. tuft disernege. Sex , Spanish Laciiro .from Madrid write taken wOh.thern, Hod 'instarolt put to.d , •ath.' The only part or alit convoy wl* h cscipedi„ was the van-gt, onsistiiii . Of I'sti ,nut,, wh ,, hpd charge of ih , Othcers, among w were 40 .Engushi .with whom they got, Salinas de Leuiz, The.prisuners who wer e by the trviirritit.tiy . Nett all. liberatect Astst A W. - 1120)(41g Ilia it. leAgtill behind this cOnvny, returned to Vittoria, to wait the arrival of .44.t1ry with his escort, to paw; together. • E!' Accounts Imo 'Friaf.i stoke, that oh WO 14 , it 11 1 1:q the Ci - initnanatit of with his cavalry, ip Villatba tie 14:)411, $s puny at liiki . _ enemy, wtrit!h . - Itad:oaotne up from Ordera to fat, him be took from them 70 prisoneta ,with their Commander, whom he hati•sent to GctierailiOaTtztt at Puttee'. • " the 29th . or May, 1,0,4:10it had an atlion with 6O of the enemy,.. m 14 . edilia de Pprrtas; tie succebsful in defeating them, hot with swots : loss on his , own part: , 9th of June; he .avirt attacked Ibp infantry in Pena de Orduoa; .60 pf whom he put to death, the remainder, Ir - the road - thvir army; ekaped to Orduna, • " Accounts 'frbin rbi . tds, cif • the I t tii . , of Mari state, that• General PollOtitt ha 4 for tame titia. hao his-head.quattefs at ,that pine, bzing chat g el wt ii the formation of the 7th 'Army. On Wcalneialai man ' 1,64 taken into cas:odv at Norwich, :fdr incleavnuring to Put off One t;i: Cie flvepenny Fleet Bank: noires, for a live ,ct England note, . smiTIiFVO74A.RKET, ibLy Is. 'nig day's Nlacket was pretty writ cupplird mill prime Et fists, ainditie show of Cal tle genetft- ck. 34 ecinitcletallie Beef, .Mtutep,- . .attd Lamb, Wt dearer ;• Veal anZI Pork are cheaper ; and tie trade'- forthe most part vt:ai lotilewhat .6rl9l:.—=The fits r{ in the iTay-marketi.vere tither hirrlY ; 14,1 y timi Ciirtrer . ll3;Ve got Up iii price; Straw has dropped In ltri eye~ subjoin ati accurate ititerneut of 'that "and '•iutil)ers •61 • To, sink-the offal per iione of Sth. ...lieef;4si to Oti. ed. Nltitton .10 41. Ve4 ss. %I, to 73. oti. POrk od. so 7s. 04. Latta to as. wt, , „ Beiett t4io: Sheep and Limbs If;SCi. C 41141121. Viht 230. '.• , Cotti4-EicCRANds, Jtmir 15.—;-the foth of 'Wheat this day make a middling supply, r 41,1 •, , defi'named at title variation in price; garit:y in short ilepply . , and, with Malt, tally priek-s White 'and grey Pease more plenty, and semexvivit lover Beans, each gat, in hurt Supply, atitt tiler dearer ; the supplieS of 03ti are jut 4hrti and sales thereof 11311 y at lest prices; Flom - Vittsllol,:t VatilitiOile ' ' ritAl LS.. • .Atatvtrp- -. 3 Ustons GuPtrttvl. Alihoit, z butilr. 2 !Nate:told. Dua—lci4 l 2, ► Dublin, WAteriutd„ OF T 11 %Am At titlft.v t o'CLoCK. Corlett . —OITIIMM ;~ r