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intercepted leiter, ,becapse it appears to contain sOfll ihlOMI•thi011. • • teller ht0(11 Dorsenne,.Governor of Burgos, to. Beweres (Dttl.e at Istria) :-- JULY 11.—I have tiro honour to lac gnaink, your 1. ieeth.t.cy, that on the 4th instant, Mituretitcred the provio6:•ot Burg , s ; that he arriv ed it V,llareiyo, aueompatited" by t , te , . hundred ca , .11r , and in t invre tile unit.4l bmicl4 of 1,013411, Citli!li , l 4 , and Salazar, whin paid 11101 every military bottuut . .. 14e.rextewt,d .theao daterent parties,- and tnediately aiterwattlkut nut ,with Lt.rt,ga, l it Me.! 'cvitert- he minutely ins,,eck; , ,d all the . carriages "ma ( ) ruff; Of 'bOitli..•l! w is h Ni re encam, , ed there ta the Jauntier of,. ,fOOO. The appearance at Mina in the 'tiro 'Government, C4U4 , S it 10 be said, that be has ordets.trnnt the Junta tu unite ab the yarVes in 1.1. 'Pie has also tint himself 'to i:onnnunicatton •Vittli M, , rtfue.ato. "' - " On the . 7t, a parts. of Amor 'crossed the Ingh-toad in tit,• uheetiolt at Vidarcayo. - It is ditihult to con :lecture 'the Motives of tins aSsentbletuent. Though I have 'very :few disposable troopsi et I mean int twin:4,oY td bring them info the ti =td against these parties., i n , 44dtr to disperse a(ld. destroy them. Thew presence In this onartet is a tui,fortutie to it 4 thtir conduct induces-toe to betieve, that their duet object is. to deprive us ot, ttie means of subdstence. Thuy..corry.oll all the grain and cattle.flom the 'vil lages, and form magazines. A 4reat cute must !MVO strong romedy. I shall do all in my power to 4 e . shiny ii car pions; but'it, culinary to joy expectation, the troops which 1 shall send tigaittsi 'should be insuthcient to drive the enemy from this territory; its til,t ca , e I must beg'that your'lleellency would emp:o% , without deli), in this "eitpetlition, the fusi.. 10F1* 01 the gUdr,S, tlidi:)lao4JU to pass by Burgos f (Signed) " COUNT :DORSUN talt." CAolz consideration of the merit s of Don Jose MaiiaSatitocildes, and, particularly for his distinguished condud in the de fitnce Astorga last year, and while inte rim Cain of the tith. army, C , the onneil of, p ur gi, / , c y h il3l , r ,,muted him to - the,tanki. 'of Marshal, de ('.blip of the ru)at armies.' On the 3:tt Liellieti'4nt-Colonei Francisco„ t a t ia , w rus froM this 'port , for Algeciras, on board his NfLijeSty's higate Proseipioa,,• UrrEf,„ ,lute. at.—General Don Pedro Villa. cinipo has returned to resume the command of the division of Arrogon, or 4th of The ~ .?d army, which Lai been teinfuiced with (.2utif9 imantry, and 20U -horse: That General . left "Va lencia on the Oth of July, and aritved ;an the,.‘,Jfi . ,ll at Mora de lio. Wltts.• . .„ Many soldiers of *the army Of Catalonia, who,wpre dispel : sea in. the beginning of ,J ; utti, have entered Arrogon in Loge bodies, wilt inlynt. to Incorporate thein.wlve, with the troops . 4 Mina, in Navarre ;: , onto pass the Euro`, nod march for yalencia. One , of these, cousisiipg of (inn men, according, to a French gazette of the 14th, published at Saragossa, entered, liarhistro, plundered the house Qt the Writ«. sive Corregidor, and of saute other bad Spaniardlq, afterwards roaintained;a combat. with a corps of, French cavalry, and pursued its course, beating up the (i n.:niers of all the small French garrisons which occupy the northern part of Arragon. The Pdish General Ciopiskt had formed a line of posts, to pre« v,nt the entrance of our troops into Navarre ; but according .to the latest account& train Estello, he could not accomplish his purpose. thigt, Ave. g.—Our 'accounts from Colonel Espoz y Mina are up to the 25th ult. He continu• ed in Estella, where be had collected many infantry and cavalry, ',from Catalonia. , The French were preparing in Painpeluna a force of 4000 men, to pursue him. BANKb OF TN& DOURO (SPAIN), AUG. total foice of the troops and patriotic parties which a,:our this putt, of . Oid Castile, lion) Soria to the frontiers of Portugal, ainourns, tiy a moderate coins putation, to bOOO infantry and .6000 cavalry. In this amount are comprettended, besides the divi« *loos of the ,provinces of Soria and Burgos, and that of D. Jutish Sanchez, composed, ut organized and warlike troops, agreat many patriotic parties, each move .or less numerous.; the rtio:it distinguished of which are the parties of &gaud, Principe, Castilla, Ahrti, Mariguela, Morales, Suleeheio, Campallo, the Physician,, the Cook; 6i.c. It to these are added tite Navaire diViSion of Mina, the parties of Longa, Cnetiillae, Fernandez, and others, who are active in the . Ittoja and in the 'provinces, some judgment • tult y b e f o rmed how precarious' is the dominion of t h e F ren ch in the north of Spaia, w filch, they say, they have occupied. • Neal-quarters, Cintra, Sept. t 3. GF.NEKAI. 010.)ER. . • His Exdallency the Marshal publishes, for the in. fnrmation of the horny, the; following Notice, which. lre has received front his Excellency Doh' Miguel rereitt: Fiirjaz • , ELCELLENT Sta—The Prince Regent, nut' Lnrcl, has ov dored tot , l to trent/nit .tio you, icir your intbr ;nation, a copy of the IM:lo9rd decree, by s o l id i i t jA declared, ilia all'itilitacy rank hitherto granted, or which in future be grati i ted IC itidividola, who; froin their employment, are ntiket . 4 combatants with the corps of the army, must be cnthild-red as rank merely, honorary, and annexed to the employme• t in wiiicb they ore engaged. (Signed) L', FoItJAZ. Valaca of the tiuvainntatit, Sept. 7. COPY TH4 DECHIig. The Prince .'itegen l , our Lord, having for many and very important considerations, resolved to grata different degrees at military tank to persons employ ed in the civil deparunents attached to the army nod -wishing, at the sante tone, to-obviate the Meow. venieneits which might re.ult hum such rank to tire discipline of the'ariny, by the pet 6 0 , 1 , 1 , 06 4 1 44 it being.confounded- with . otlicers who aro aztually combatants, has ordered it to be doelarcd, th a t Ai military r.ink hitherto granted,- or which A m p b e granted to individuals in Itoore, who, by their Olt ploy mein*, are rion-coasbatttati, 11144 be considered • nierely hottorilry', and aMitlXB4 , to the employ went in which they at 'not comtonnicatirg to airy individual' who has such honorary rank any , e imin wilbteter, ou any occasion, to the command of troops, novany pretensions to exertise such rank inNAlie army ; nor, 'in short, any other idvaniage which he is notentitild ro form the close 10 w,hicli he bo un g9 ; and that, bhould such person resign the employment to whicit mint ry l rack is -attached, be shall be considered as deprived' of *tile honour; which, by the ,aid. rank, belong+ to him. Signed, by tile five_ Gov'rrours, IkflortN AdAtant.Geueral. Palaee of Comment. - • pacnee 01 , GOVEtill MOAT T. - It being indispensable tor the speedy adminis. tration justite during tl‘e campaign, and expedit.. ,ing the Wittiness...A:4_l4' rurrlornarlial, ihst - a certain number of Judg ; , ,e.Advocates; be appointed, who for the above purpose shall .accompany the different corps of the - assay—in their -11iNiChiS ; and the Prince Regent wishing,,to, countet this measure with a ne ccs,ary. economy. elf ~.his public., treasure; he has thought fit to order, 'that , during the - continuant:o of the present war, a ludge•Advocate shill be attached to eyery,brigade of, infantry of the line, of cavalry, at d militia, when assembled in corps, and employed in atlual service., Ihey shall , be selected , : by the' Jodge4l'dvocate. General from men lio. are„ skill ed iu the law, and, their monthly. piq shall be totty thousand rein: I.S.iilllt Aka Lisbon, Dublin, 1 Waterfotd. Dus—z. Dublin, t Waterford. I Wick:. oi: sTocKs DAY 41.1' TWSLVt O'CLOCK. .. 6,34 pmniutu - ensols .; H. E L N. dis. SWAM f/ UIS 014.1g1t1 ?ALSVM AtIOSAT ? L 0 N D 0 !, ,tIONDAY, uCTU:II.II 7, I. lkindsor-Castle, Od. 6; tEI I 1. ".The KING continued neatly in the dame state throughout yesterday. Ills MAJUSTY 1109 slept during the last night six hours. ♦ e ~~. •. . ' ~..~ " PAT LI:1 E " W. liEntithEN. IVILLIS." " Windsor Castle,, Oa. 7 i‘lfl MAstsTY Las bad a good deal of sleep, but is not materially improved by it," (Signed as above.) Paris Papers to the 28th ult. reached town yester day;buf they tio'not contain a single word of news. It appears that Msar,t not accompanied BUON&PARTE in bis.nortliern tour; she arrived at Brussels the day after she had witnessed the cit., plaits of the Boulegne ilotilla...»—We have not re; ceived any detaill'ef tUONAPaRTE:S progress. since he left Antwerp, but we have no doubt that - we shall very soon hear of hint. It seems to be gene rally believed, that he Will cull Upoit the' King of DEttatAitt to admit French treopi into -Several of his fortresses, or, in other words, to surrender such parts of his dominions us Buosusr.strza_ may .think proper to demand. It- is said that BUQUAPARTE has . demanded permission to occupy Holstein, Jutland, and Zealand,with French troops,and that Denmark is to receive as a compensation the Duchies of. Meek. lenburgh, Lauenburgli, the Principality of Raze. burg, and tiro towns of flatuburgh and Lubec ; that is to say, that the King of Detisf.tett should give almost the whole of his hereditary dominions, and receive in return a precarious Sovereignty, without even the shadow of . independence. If these reports should prove true, the King of Dice- NARK will have ample opportunity to reflea upon the happy consequences of the wise system of neutrality which he so long persevered In. The occupation of Zealand by the Frew :Jr, will place Russia almost at the mercy of France. It will 'enable DUONAPART.a to exclude Russia from almost all conneaion with the rest of Europe, heeauie she will' nor be'able to send a ship out Of, the Baltic without his permission, unless under the prote4lion of .4 British tied'. Ike lies already invested Russia as it were on the side . of Poland, and the possession . of the Danish Islands ,will e'nable him to coMplete the blockade. There can be.litile doubt hut that BOONaPARTR is determined, if possible, to reduce the -Whole North of I;ttrope ..to a state. of. absolute Rubjeaimi ; end, unless he is vigorpesly opposed, he will succeed. if the Emperor.of Ilusszit sacra IitiONAPARTE to make himself master . of_Dentnark rail 08, he will virtually surrender his own in dependence. The gdsingliam packet has arr ived at Falmouth frotu Lisbon. The armies remain nearly in the same positions, and there is no immediate prospect of u battle taking place; Ciudad Itod rigo is bloataded, but the regular % siege has not commenced. It seems very doubtful, whether NIAttmoNT will risque a battle to relieve it. Lord Weit.r.itsoToN has,lhowever, lately issued an order for all Officers to join their tee. meats. From Spain the news, is intisfaelory ; the Guer rillas continue to annoy the French in all direction% Although their exploits have not the eclat of vic tories, they are almost equally destructive to the enemy. The superiority of French ladies is of no avail `in this species of warfare, while the local knowledge of the Spaniards gives them a decided advantage. Dispattles from Lord Witt.r.twatotr were receiv. cd,by Government this day, they are dated the 21$' ult. they contain we understand nothing important. Titt'..QUEttq's ceotiClt.. rriday 41 Members of the Qouvta's (it.tn6l as ,sctubted at the Earl of WINCHILbEOI, house,, in '.B9utlistreet, consisting of-the Archbishop-017*-a 'mustn't and YORE, the LiptlD CKANCELCoIt, the Doke of MONIIOSE, Pith WINCIIII.4IIIA and AYLESPOItD, and Lord Et,t,EtroottQuPit, lit &Pe . tate on the sa.rarterly Report on the state of the Kum, to be submitted to the QUEEN in COltiCil on Saturday last at Windsor. 'They Continuediu.delia. terarion ler four houri. he saute MeMbers met /at theQuertv's Lodge ti Saturday morning, and we, understand , with the .addition of Sir WlL4r...sii• GRANT, where, alter having!' consUltatiop,.with the four Doctors, they ,a(ijoutiitxl to the Castle, where they were. introduced into the presence .of the Quest; by Earl MottreN, and held It Council,wheit the `.Quarterly Report was ,agreed Upon,: At the breaking up. of the Council; the Member.% returned to the Lodge, where there. %ins a sumptuous dinner provided for theta by command of the QuIICN. slit O'clock they left Windsor; The Archbishop of CalLiAttaunv proceeded to. the Privy Council .of rice, and delivered the Report, as directed by the Regency- •Act. • Several of the Ministers wete in waiting to receive his , grace. - The uItINCB REGENT left Carlloll iiol/Se at one o'clock ye,terclay, on a visit to her MAJESTY.IIIA the PlllNGinsits, at Windsor. Lord Asosti came i'to waiting, lesterday, at St. 111110i'S P mire, for the week ensuing, as the Lord of the KING'S Bedchatriber. The Spanish Ambassador and Secretary were among t.e inquirer's, yesterday, at St. James's PainC. _ _ The Duke of YORK dined with the QueEtv on Saturday; and its the evening went to Oatlands. Yesterday the . Duke ot- CLARENCE arrived at Windsor„ to dine With the QUEEN. The PRINCE REOuNr...was,expeeted.... The. Gazette contains an Order in Council, re voking .a previous Order of the 12th April, mop by which she subjects of countries in amity with Great Britain were permuted to trade in their 'own vessels with the Cape of Good Hope and its de. peudencies, and declaring that front and after the 12th of April 1$ 12, the trade with that country shall he carried on in British vessels only. It is however provided, that ships belooging to States in amity wilL:Great. Britain, -may enter the ports of_ hat settlement. for repairs and retreslielent, and under such circumstances, a part of the cargoortney be diiposed of endeiray exPencei: such vessels al•o being laden with provisions and furnished with li• censes, which the Governor is perMitted to grant, aro also allowed to enter this pert. A late , Paris Journal , (Gazette de France)' con- • _ tains an Imperial Decree, Which we believe.has.not. been made,public in this country, th oug h it i s o f im portance to the numerous emigrants tititn,the terri tories under the vassallage of France. The decree is dated August 26, and notifies, that the subjects of bucixarAwre belonging .to the departments of the Arno, Appenutes, Mouths of the Menge, the Elbe, the Scheldt, the !tie), the Rhine, the Weser, the Loire, the Eastern, Western, and operior Ems, the , Frise, of Geneva, La Lippe, Marengo, Me.ln terranean, Montettotte, Ortshrone, Po, (tome, Sim plon, Sella ' Stuns, Trasimeno, Tarn, Superior Issel, and.of theZuyder-ptie, who are its possession of feudal titles, acquired before the re-union of those countries, to the Empire, shall be allowed until. the first of JanUary, 11113, the liberty of appearing be fore the Prince Arch-Chancellor (TawsYstAND) and soliciting the concession of the new titles of the Empire, new arms and bearings, instead of those which the laws of the State,do not permit, to he retained, The titles thus obtained shill be con veyable to she direct and legitimate descendants, natural or adopted, male or female, in order of primogeniture, • THE PRINCE REGSNT AND MR. FOX. The following account of the attention paid by the PEINC4 REGENT to Mr.. Fox, during the last illness of that illustrious S;atestuan, is extracted from an interesting work just published, entitled Memoirs of the latter Ye2rs of Ilia Rigia Hun C. J Rs, by 'Joust B. TROTTER, Esq. his , Private Se cretary, Mr. Taorrett justly discerns, in the ex emplary iliScharge of the duties of a pi ivate friend, thil pledge of those eminent qualities . in the Sove-. reign, which we .havo since had the gratification to see realized;.— " The ,Prince or Wale's at this time skewed all the marks of a feeling heart, and of great constancy in friendship, more honourable to him than the., high.' station he adorned. Almost every day he called and saw Mc. Fox. 'There was 'no affectation in , vibits—the countenance full of good-natured concern—the manner expressive of lively interest-4- 'the Softened voice—evinced; that not all the splen dour, the flattery,. or pleasures of a Court, had changed the brightest feature in the human charac • ter--atiention to a'siCk and drooping bend.--Pos terity, I trust, will receive his public character as a great King—the lover of his people, the protector of liberty, and defender of the laws—as bright, if not brighter than any of his 'predecessois 'but if his affeetkinate solieitude:abont the great Statesman, then striaggliug under" a' creel ,disease, and tbeicon tancy of his friendship to. 'Fox, even till the last .glimmering - spark of life - was extinct, were the only traits recorded of him; posterity wilt say, this was a great Prince, a faithful friend, and possessed of a feeling, uncorrupted lieart ! When the Prince was out of town, as also when Mr. Fdtt removed, and he saw him no more, j wrote daily to Ills Royal Highness, it his own desire, giving him mi.- nute and constant accounts of -the invalid ' s health. till the melancholy scene 'was closed now saw very few persons. At one singular interview .1 was at this time present. Mr. Sheritlati wished to see Mr. Fox, to which the latter teluciantly con sented, requesting Lerd Grey to remain in the room. The meeting was short and unsatisfactory. Mr. Fox, with more coolnesi than I ever saw him ;IP sume' In any one; spoke bat a few wo rds. Mr. Sheridan was embarrassed, and but little passed, but mere Words of course. I ha%e related this circum stance in order to thew the sincerity Of Mr. lox nature, and to disprove the false idea that latterly any particolar intimacy subsisted between Mr. Fox and that ~celebrated orator. A few days atter, he received Mr. Grattan in a very different manner... warn). and. friendly to a great degree... Mr. G. vs leaving England, and never saw Mr. Fos NAVAL NEWS. PLvt•env ru, OCT. ti.--La even'ng an, the night, it blew a very heavy gale. of wiad 11, the S. S. E. during which many vessels were da magerillitird , t wo became compf , e t e wrecloT he men war in the Sound were O bliged to stril:e tbtif .):214.1ind .sioptn.t4s, but- have - not' receivetrlny damage; tlje following shii , s ; of war -ivere lying the,ro4lo9g the gale, vita. Duca, Aiernen, Rein . la .411li 8 l in r ; 9 The Gteulergun-brig - arr ived There yeStFrAay,al ter noon, at the commenc ement of• the g ale, from a eruize offibe coast of Sptkiti, and anchored between the island anti main, t%hen the Fervent nAd &fiats gun-brigs,.Pirrieer cutter, mete lying .therr, e A hieb vi6Velieve did' net ' re ceive any dairlag,l“ w Of; G'iorder, • hortly after her arrival; drove froui her anchorage, and ran ashore in Firestone w here it is feared she will b e C o me a wrecft.; lief masts bare been cut away, and hhe has alrea,,ly ceived considerable damage ;' but we are bappr ve state, the Officers and cr ew were saved. We h a not yet' heard whether the Grouter brought gil BaY news ;' previous ro her going as h or e, s everal were fired from her is signals of distress. 1d dvrir The vessels- that were wrecked had carve> 051 tro(u ro her of 'which, the sloop 'James and . Eli7xieth, belong'ng' to this. port,' of abutit ' 70 torts Willey, Foo - in Cat water,' GILL, master, - was laden with pipe-clay, anti 600 eadinati's aay, crew savecl; the oilier tvas a SyhOODer,culin Liden, which drove on die rucks t 3 Mill Bay, crew saved ; the ilizai eth fiihing 006, belonging to this p 011.; DAVIDSON, .maste r , iiitotl)r after A :being anchored in Sutton Ponl, drove aPin't the quay, but did not reccii.e any niatcritai dotage; on tho rocis iii, the brig .?aide of th is p ort, together with seva'Al other vessels and bO 3 is , were datnaged in Suttio Pool ; the ship Britannia, by longing to ii,lcalLll, ith .i N GToN, mute t- , discharging a cargo uf tiol . bet • from Quebec at his Majefity's ,Dock yard, w ' s°°3; laid on her beatiP ends during the Lale, . btu righted I) '''fir-r, and h4s.oor received any m aterial dattl4c. During the plc the tide rose to anunusual 1)(4;114 8:c. g e . by which ' the article s of sugar, tobacco, cured in vrarehouses, Ike. near the.nuays, it is feared, have been materially datnaged: NV* 14" 00t ,‘ Ye r t beard of any lives having been lost st this Yoll d u e ing the heavy gale of wind, at the commencement of which, Yesterday afternoon, two boats belonging toOrestea, both of which were towedby two 0001 of th at, Meet, proceeded irons . the fisrbion, P ° rdef ,' higb,,one ot to get, there, the sea then tanning cerY, dlern wilt understand arrived tare, but the othe, after passing under aleem Anne's battery, sv. , driven among the breakers in Ctwattr : thuir pew loos~ situation was observed by the era/ of g I r ner. ch n . • .f which : a, Mal lying there,. part of 14 cr ew ° din t' immediately proceeded to their relief, and, by of PerieVerafiCe suCceteled in taking the boat in 't°'", but the ,form had by this Ilene so much incredk 0 that it was deemed necessary to tat:e the s eas t he (a mother and daughter) into the vesset'o bast/ in w on 12° act of doing which, slid after the young - - ' n bo o beer, - taken out, the tew.rope broke, when th''. o pie ce. ' drifted ashore on the r;icks",' and was dri,hed t odd .0 . in a lllClig time, but the old WOMail W a s g Office , the humane , exertions of a Custom.hoose named Coos, and at the risk of his 0/0 lif e. Ifit i e H *jesty's ships Cam' berland4it /IWO are ordered to be docked. • I, o ris-, Arrived the vanguard man of war, 0 111 ~e , cri. ll - - month ;; and the Oresies sloop of v-sr from ,0 111110 Weni into Stonehouse Pool to rctt, il' g - . subooncr. Ol ialei Quite into. Dock the Aretlinsa frigate; sloop of war , and Barbara cutter . t he. Leonidas I dee . 'of W e nt out of dock • I shop into liarnp ool to re fi t,' th e Sarrsi. 6i w gAr'r. vd the Meillamprctiicieuilar i r g n . c t e w f o r °, st)(i;°", t:si aadflecenta,hietransports (the greater part tlraa villic" e l s ; ulgineh:bi)sr(toisnuaggilleoljti a ° b n a ! I ! a l 9 9 at L 1 severall e : el P . og paviage in heavy • gal,' of vian ' d ;base arrived here is the Lord Caihotl, (1"1°'11') adlitetylLgice uritienC:nittlta;P:oll 011:tc..C14`itlii.:811:;::1' Jeri not br►n vi as invested by rho light troop. ; the beavysitillell had p u t arrived there, but was hourly. looked M. tled I)ttring the storm last night the AtelpO woo • away her ralzen taproot, end , - o Cathcart transport -,vas rorly ashore at Lr,rd Lizard Point. id) fr otwGirmi:bwhbre.r,i.ntirtinifi:ro,infilt:teiti:oduroi.toivdkee-cirycatorldvlyorapot iti;r:ataiml;:r.i:hr:aticOiatinS,' Arrived the Mary, CC,ARN, from Quebec' t'.• List from Falmouth, (kvera 'he 14'11)114' ed quarantine), with a cargo, houri4l fottio and the sloop Aurora, flAtivv Iroal W''tvrf°rl" cargo' of %Oleg, hound to tier Atte' vessel, were driven in by WON °el° - ~".Y.~ ~ J .>~w