The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-24 00:00:00

1' 'll. Ptef:PE riSt. 6FFICiAiNEWS FRO i ARMIES IN 'ARMY OF '1 souTtj. • .1 7; llPtlivirßom MARSHAL THE DUKE 02. 1.7. 6 .1.MATfA TO II " 4LIIUNE 1.31 01114E5 . S THE rnrsce ca. NEU''' . CHAT4CAND WAGIiAM. Ihad Bata, August r : the honour to state' . sci, or-Strene...l:llo7, t il l " s i thy report of the7t h, t hat t E - glisb army S a p ‘ a ii i ,i g „ r " o "„,ed the Go:tdiana, and abatideme4 the availed myself of the oplionowty to tuL ce d again:it the army of I\l.G - cll.. General ftkV d4vs atirl its ariv.il al Cadiz, had 1"„ 4 , 1 embodied wilh some. thousand men, which c74141.ed Alnivria, and joined the army of Afar- L*l'lch was entrench,d Oel S 4 UI. Cct►termer3l Gadiunt, cominaud.ng a dtvihinn. of re a misting of th e 12th Li. hi 55th, m., 58 ' 11 HI the Linq, 27 t h D.,,goons, and bv° ?;""e of the 12th a lid 21st Regiments, had or . itadt 46l . 4 In the night a t t h e 6th, from den tip to repair by In b r a y. Que,ada and .Pour Alcoa to the right of thy, eneiny'i Hition oh Paz° Alcon, and !IT a, 4HW al.erwards march upon if he .dtterinined to &tend :nmanding the 4th corps, had inn wh►ch was to leave Granada General Soult, commanding corps, had also the command Gencral Latour hiattbourg ,e ,ComtuAnd of the reseive of issuing orders . ated. I left the gib to the ailv t a r nce o d: i"ta d " ta Y ch- t 1,„ 41ilbuctiv of Warsaw, and several ..t:a.nish , sl, Ol i? .•• - I.i ' 't'och infantry, the 3d of th.e*S.i farm di, in th: e ' fr l ', It, infantry, 'Dragoons at Granit , _____ ,e . ' 1444 4 of that place, and to manoeuvre 41 11 ,,,. ~ . 0 h;" .aaeeion of. Motel againstnta rvia,),iii,), ‘iiii,,eoentlel4, cortiman led aqina4Pletlilitrent passas on the t C he o t t :l e lio Grande, neighbour low 61"„Illiient incursions into * ai 2 ,. Cray ` rent I the .couirnand of ' the :c . 01 ,, 111_01 . ) . icioni!"i°l4. Merbles, Colonel of the I M l 4r •P s 'heath • •. I lefi•Granada. and ' 3tiiii t i at biro 'll the mornu.g, . guard of the .4th. %To. iti the act anted 14;t0.411e31al 'SOWS liad begun . his a c(„„,,4.g Ghadix, he reconnoitred and charged who nccetP of the march. In ied that ityir4rnifle hundred cavaliers, 40 0414 i„,qlo were di is en at the 1 0 " .:so.. ''`'sr Nl' and shrne P" • riellk4tll, Many wete. killed, ‘ 41 tt.: , hill. li t 1 14, tit night, • I reached Gnadix, and (I '4 "_,, r 7 by it ik, : 4, th t tw, .Spanish diviiions comme i lz i n,;,!. w l'ich had landed at Almeria,. had _ u , ~. , 411 ) of AIL 4 arii,y of Mureia, Qll the 4 . iseitik'''itt, at Vent i del Liam and. 11.124 • fig hting C , U T a iiis ou ,, urn; sitlit force.ot that army to 21,000 (11:114°° qwliorn were cavalry. i n front tit tie , 1 " 9'41 pushed I be advanced guard ai(l,',,,,trlt:iehed camp tleivi-44 ueilli)t,btr.ii ions i hat . .were ma' kept of Baia ; a false attack,ille 111, I,„ lr' , ° i in pu,ition riming the whole, `, la ; o r ; the t: l ' 4 ' l '4li of Veuta del Saul . was very 5,1-0.4 e.,.. Lllle*lii:w•P' ( 1), Wilii and of ditfic4ll acc i t ii „: .40 ke t i Ligs w hich it tor:Mi are in mai! Pd b troops ;41,-,T, ~t111"1. and .i.dicult to.,l3''' 14111%-r-atveveo ing I i' s - gmeral Gazen ti)utid out .in ‘. l ....e y . de for at -I.ikkii d ' A e i arld d ispositi-iis were ma d e at ~.4Y.iNk--"2" ,'lrYing the camp next ("',11,71e-re ;i.tir,e, 4,11,t,uwt the ent•my, inform. ( 1 . 1 . c• o ft(' l ii . tile t it, ins right had just expeve ii . cl e . ch e id bilti c i. nigh t, and took through 114tza h r , T. a t „ a ' ere -1 ki4'.o " t i Qk ri til enl 41 G •IGodinochad colt ,o '4i(l)'tt-em' On arr et:)" ,: d . t Quesatla he Caw-. tr . 1 41 44 trial bil„d .IVin' a . . . lowitinglo ICr t , ,„ ll liili t i t , . 3 01 Guer i lla ., an `'"oncl r , "C 1 cavalry. • Adintatit-Cnnwhan_d:llT kiiisoii .:-.lll4itleti at the head of the Stiorphowe. 1, ti t's, fti n mtsPetia•d'ihem • the division . continued 115 , Cl ' it ' l 41 11"3(1Al '-- 'h- p assag e of Rio (3"a::: , f ~ et m,,, , , , , ,_ 011 ;at t e . pas. advancedg pos,„, 1,0.4'1e d ivlsic ; r : ii cat . n e up V. ith . the w,ooccupied kt,.:.:e , q) ... I n C.enral. Quadia . , / 1 1..,,!.ta‘ii,,,,.:ite t xcell t nt tiivosittonmade by Ge" of Colonel '4:4ll(44lll,7l:3'reaelittlthe cavil!) charge.eway and to re letyt 'w e lat),} thebel ent"Y to give ifflantry, was kii 11'11 64 44h dnY' of th e 12 and mi."- . , i , i , ki :.ll ih t 2 isl ) n of his regiment,. rsait of thii.t.roop, kCttlitli'"letiet: seratug(7lBl 11 on reit' of G°"' { 4 , 14k . Vigj o „ i 6 arc linkup° t " 41. oweve At: chargea it with:- vigour, kill, N I 1044e nat i 1,4 ! Ile al . Y prisoners. - - , Vatie, d gustd of General. Geodi',, (ifitter9.,i4twc,,ii..tinnal prisiesa. At the nto)acessig)oAti ii:4ik,,,,,,i it t.a si c.nue tlp A ith the adv... 4 ad ' l inen , tf., (4!('' flivimons, kJ f fri..ko. wbic,h., ,ad hid kiv'4 4.,,:,,44'!lstiitiee of. Gencial Quawal„i) /Kir.' 1. 4 14, "I .41/o 11,,uts. ii klrove - them to it ~.;.., 14, q u i 1 Rain a Ve- '"Lt WI 111 lit ision formcd i n . "1 "r .'1 ~ k. . " ` ( -. 1. • - nmediale v. clt — lt,q• '''' (l• Gcliet al 64.)ditIOt il 1 0 " 4 4 i . ,e 11 A ttack. it : with this view' -Adjulau! 4,14: alit 4with the sharp t, 'O4 4., ilititid, having ' ~,,( 1 by iiii, 4 , , . 14 i k l t , , i h iliiiiiiion of .the , I 2i b, aulTcH'- t(1.,111, ,4ttlis brigad(- descended the . ravt . uv f 4V,ittli-4.t,,i:trt. 4nd ..ntaL ken the th:-hoirt twiestiirl Ze. k), i : 4 4, 141 0 w ittlitanding t he warmt h Wive eocap. ttii', ill itt i i at! Of the thy ipon - v , Quid `ad again dire,'to ,tli (ienetal Quadra, which h . 0 _ ...., h oii " 4grr!, lia,t not obliged Qeneral _Godttl f R t eg i : t l' il thi„ l ,it all his cavalry, and a l ull c) , d a n 4- eet-ts'''it',t). 1 10 1 / 4 k ever, thesedtspoCtiOob oa di. 14: 1 1 ! ) Ili 4 11"4t was ' to be expected : the twoe.nd t4.ttor)) it''" elleitfy W ere fo rce d t o retreat, ..... ~ tw:lt'itr:ti te.ly roiled. The field of battle r t eirl , tta - brown tct with tile ,a, and with arms ~.. _ 141 • 11 %01 ) s ,ci if it could in all 4-ti-, km:l. tii , a‘t. ru e as 3(,, , the nursoit we killed k i . qp4 I,rotoiier4. At night General tx o " ' , z 4,, po4ition in front ' - Z ' d t h e road of numbers, i a l n u ck t tr of ,ugat, in 4 4 1 th t , 1 _ dinotil! Ili. 1 1. 14 . sa.. e , t ,- 4 In the Anorning General. G 9 toctitilith ti4:,:ivat of the centre, which bad followed La. 4 ► iiiktilit,64.4. bal d un itt in front of Bazrt. General or Ilk tav% ra to Like the command noun 1,4411"41 ti , Li aOd to.pnrse the enemy. At i. It ut t 1 44 t i;: wos joined beyond Collar. General tritelltlillit 1 ',' aclyttoced guard, with the Path Chas -1641'41/4440f the laincers of the Vistula, and the r toottett,'. On,orriving at Los Vertinentes,'!! Oi' t : 11 . th e "1,101:'!. orterny's Qtvalry in position, t% , ' h i i o s kti a l lieh % w kAt Ot the #est Of the troops. , 14t4er.,1:irt il.trolediately madeto attack them, Sup t d i rge to,ak place: . 141 w ent; oyerthrOwn, and so MI _ plee'y roufed, that : eOO cavariefs;..emoYT whom we!.l. several 011icerb rthaitied :clead no she field, ; , 1.),1300 were talieh'prisorteis, with all thrir hors,—; The fail of rti4lrt, and the extrethe tattgue ut lie ,419rei, who had tri , elled that..(try twrive• I -wrne' tirevnsed ouroderiving all the aclvantav we ,} 1 , ,*-3' .e done troll) titi strzees3; but a pante hid .e zest the S . aniards ; the troop; that retti.titi (l, clisper's..ed in the, night, AM tried in all directions to gain the.. pro . iLwo Murcia. General who commanded the arn.y, wai wounded in the, charge, and saved birns , lf,by Bight. other Ge nerals ilia the same: Pit the t ith, da'y-hreak, Oeneral Latour Man bourg arrived with the cavalry at :Velez el Rubio, from whenae he sent ~if parties to ilte diOtent 66o:wiles that „lead to Murcia, virtictilatly that of Lutnbasras, - thrt:e leagnei ttom Lorca. • . rhe•loai Wihich the enemy sustaine I in these dif , - (erent atfairs is very considerable; . several thous-ands of men have been killed ; a treater number, wound ed, are wandering in the mountains, where she gikrater part will perish. eight thousand men have disbanded themselves, and crowd n'ack • ••,._ _ to their homes, cursing the . .elitels of the ih,urree.- lion, and those who, by deceitful licpes, ted thc•in to their ruin. Hitherto we . have colieeted.but ti or 700 prisoners, among whom are 30-Officers. We have also received 500 deserters, ,the greater part French or foieigners, who, being prisoners of was, had been forccd to serve. The regiment of Walloon Gnarls have. been eniirely jest rayed; and its colours taken, It is thought, that of this army, Which* -041 Ce the airiyar - alitalsit's • divisiun r. as in a Colloi-. (jou (0 Make a tine defence, not 7000 men will en ter Aurcia ; all the rest are dispersed. .I hope that the different .columns which.l hat - e sent in .purstnt of them to the debouchs pi Vera and Almet ia, %4 here.. they wish to embark, will bring in a good number. Qtir loss iii t1.16e . affairs is 30 Alen killed, and 150 wounded. General Laval informs me this instant of large captives made of arnmunitiOn, arms, equipagtvoid provisions. He hOpes to make' fartner captures; and he tells -me, that prisoners and. deSerters ate Coining in every instant. General Soult's advanced guard is at Lobreras, from whence he sends out • strong parties io Torte de. Aguillai, whew the enct toy's troops must piss, who have thrown them selves on the right to enter Murcia. . It is probable that a part of these troops will be cut off, as other columns are in pursuit of them. • I aru, &c- Manila! .DLOte of DALMATIA. ARMY O)l• TYNE NORTH imeotyr OF THE CciUNT D'OESENNE; GENETIAI, IN CHIEF op THE ARMY uF Tule NosTli, To THE rat Noe OP NE'VFOII4TEL AND WAGuenl. Camp of Asturio, August 2,8. Monseigneur,—By my dispatehei of the 224 and 23d, I nifertned you of the motives that . deterthinect the not to delay noting a c eainsethe army of Galti:na. On the 24th,. the troops I had colleted tor this ex pedition were in a hoe, of operation on the. Elsa, 1.11 , ' right leaning upon Leon, and the lett at Castro Gouzalo The enemy had his' advanced guard at. St. Martin des.Tnrres, and Oceueted the bridge of Cebrones ; .0,000 men were at Baneza, 15,000 at Puente d'Orbigo, and their reserve of '3 or 4,00 u men iit-Asiarga; • Bonnet's, Drimoustiers, and Roguet'x received orders.to piss the Etsa on the Dbih, tt four nr t)te morning, and to prooed, r the first by the Leon road to Astorga on. Put.:nit d'Orntgo ; the se cond from ValenCia de Don Juan .on Bam-za; the third by Besiavente to the,sorie point; and the re serve, at the stead of, which I was,' marched from Valderas, to proceed to Cebrones, passing by Vil laquesjtda. The diffe.rent , movements were executed with Mad) unity. .General Abadia, who had been in turni:d but a:fow hours betttre, - had on!) time to evacuate, td, position, retiring upott Astorga. Dis turbed by- the unexpected march of• nor tt 00Ps, retreated with the greatest precipitation. His ad vanced guard, • which was on the height of St. Mar tin, chewed a determination ttedefeod io.elf. I or dered the Horse [Masseurs, and Light Masseurs of the Guatd, to drive them awa‘y, 'Some squadrons of .Galkcian hussars maintained themselves obsti,. nalety, tint they were charged by our brave men, who Lila or wounded sOtna , sixty, and made se veral prisoners. • My light eavolry, after the arliani pnrsued.the enettly beyond Rilairos„ where he took tiled position,.'at the same time . that General Du-, nyiestier entered Baneza, Roguet, Cebrones, BOOnet established hint elf in front ,of Orbigo. I arriVedet Baneza; where I learnt`that Genetal.l6l - dia intended to coiled his army 'under Astorga, and wait for me. I, gave orders in consequence to all my troops to proceed thither. On the 20'th, my advanced guard arrived there, at seven A. M. and the divisions of the , army at eight. The enemy, - after. having evacuated the place in the -night, conthrued hi , . retreat, raking the road of ~G.lllicia. I then or dered Gan. Bonnet to Parsee him will Iwo brigades .of infantry : and boopoke beyond Villa Franca, keeping the two roads that lead' iron] Astorga to that town. Roguet took up a position' in front of Astorga, and during Bonnet's march - pushed for ward strong parties , to watch the debauches of Astu rias. Durnoustier had orders to be ready toad as occasion required. General Bonnet established himself the same day in front of Bavanal.. On the 27th he came up with the enemy, 6,000 strong, on the heights of. Reign de Ambroso, and in' spite of a heavy firing carried his strong p osition at the point of the bayonet.— General Albadia, who beheld the &font of his troops, retired 1— tily by. the mountains of Orensr. Uri the 28th, early in the tnornieit, we entered Frant".. We found there, and at Pootterrada, '2;600 .muskets,. 400 uniforms, - 15,000 pounds of rice, and 120,000 cartridges. The enemy 10-t 300 killed and wounded, and 200 prisoueriL • • We had no one killed General Cursen, Colonel Bartel, and two chasseurs, were wounded. All the reports confirm the entire dispeirsion of the army of Gallicia, and the impossibility of its - re-- wining the offensive Inv a long time, which fUlfils completely the objed : l had in view. I am, &e. • Count D'Oasstque. TO THE PRINCE OF NICUFCHATEL AND WAGitAn. 1t) . Astorga, August 3 The information I receive (rem qli parts confirms More and more the -total dissolution and disperdion in the moitritilittS cilletent corps nrmit, gre itt:st pt ivthtidet (ityhgti the—soldiers to reiuru : Bette these assetnhiat.s, whicti forfora nv:). :tient lireatened the tratiquility of ihi, province, Ore dispersed like d'CiOUti. AgMY OF PORTUGAL. Five division of the E.,%1 . 4t, army have pissed the and dirrtted to tits Coa ; two rerndiri on the left bank of the Tagus.•-- T is at this seaso . ii, is very fatal to the English: It .increases diseases, winch hive fatigned ILL 11}LICS1 for uotue time. Thu Le;ll,. which js very great this year, is more prejuJicial to the gig- , list), who ate little used to . it, !hart any other tui tion I. Our artily is in,good.cantontnents,' and is re- . covering from its fatigoei. -It has received a great quantity of noise,, to re-mount its attilleiy en tirely, • ' FOL7RTH GOVERNMENT. . General Roguet, CommAndant at Sr. Andero, suf fered 1)4110t to he surprised tin the t4th ( ! fAugrrist. Au hour before daybreak, a crilumn'uf iytir. • gents matched upon city, after having ti,avelled night, carefully avoiding the different p6sts of the' provinces; ii ;hos arrived at the skirts, of the town, whilst , a second 'column of I 800 men proceeded against the; important pi.st of Torre, LOvega. The gtiard betote the of St. Ander° was the tint attachq, aid with coinage . ; the day having dawned, tee enemy uk4s attacked in ills :turn, beat, and, pin sued ; upwards of 300 Men re mained tin- the h id, he rebt- ware • thfivell beyond •tk4e tnpUntains ui P,estilas,,'where More were.ktikd. The culuinti which , had'uttHeked Torre LoVeg4 was. not mole forum:tie ; _ the garrison defended itNttlf bravely, and more than half the insurgents wete • killed. • _ it or der to hgln o)',Occupyitig he paitag of nio,gir thl I the rear tlieenemY, the rop of %el. Clttlet4l La, Al, pc:l,r Nett to pot the coluir r00t,%, the. 7 t h. the ea,rairiot the 4 t of the aditecd gtri T 14tcharg dted with t I ► e tlya lrY s ate with the IliNs eate ratlk the ( rated ti DREADFUL FIDES 6n the CONTMEND. , MUNO`EII, AUG. 28. 7 —The of this mouth' was a lamentable day for this, to Nu. Abort ci4ht o'clock in the evening; a . dreadful are broke ow; and by nine the- whole town a v pearrd one burning mass. Two contents, with their churChes, the 1-,,nr .of the parish chug ch and its steeple, and in , ne thAri'3oo houses, became a prey 'to the flames. VII.sHoVeiN, IN LAW,ilt BAVANIA,• AUG. 22.--.• Yesferday , a destruttive tire consumed here 30 houses before it could be got under, and the rest of the town' was with difficulty saved by the active exertions of the inhabitants. PETER:IBURGEI, • AUG. 14.—Abotit three weeks .gig,) cl great' ti,re'llappcned at Kfew, winch hid a vpat par.t of tile towel town in alnes. (Jur private letters from Spain inform,ns that the \ e, tons 'wilting by Major. General Roctra, at Ali c,ut, to ,oniplete and. thscipline- the legiran he is ra - intng, almost exceed credibility. If he had hut c,o hilts and 'apointinenti tor infantry, cavalry, and artillery, such is the. ardour of the Spaniards.to serve ander a. British ()firer, that lie might have any number he \o3liecl.—W,ell acquainted With their peculiat c :,arader and prejudices - , h s mode rreat rng t t:e Spanish soldiers has gaMed their entire - con , fidettk - e; given gener4 satisfaction, and. added to this meritorious GiAcer's well-earned popularity with the, Spattrstt nation. This corps, called , the " Lrgion con,is:s 01.5000 infantry, 800 artillery, and throe troops of liors;! . artillely. 'We 'regret to thALlttry- wa'nt of horse appointments of ts,l r -4imeitt of .Murcia in paitictilar., the or,ters Ge ieral ROCHa, and in garrison at A icalt, in appearauca and discipline, would ie ,nnour on any Attny in Europe. , • 1111.mAr•tanct his daughter are gone to play a few ni g ht, at. SAithampion. •Their success in town may, .n( course, br expeaed to secure them the Lvotir of provincial critic's. The latU Dr. HAIN*, ii seems, had held the tua:ion ot .. M ester of tate Charter-House cutely 20 years on the day of his death ; Dr. CHARLES RU,Ii.• NKY otreied himsrif on a former occasion, and we underitand that he is. again a candidate. No one, we conce,ve, .can be' b:qter• - iin ititied for tile. situ G.2olletuao, learn.ng, and •expeti;,nce. r • , • To day Bread was ordered to be advarvced ld per peck ,t'he quarto o Loaf will then be Is. 4 id. • ' THU UAnvi ST.—The extraordinary cheapness•of grain on the Contineot is thus spoken of in an arti cle.contained in thefiedgoland Mail of yesterday: ". The agricultural, as well as the cominercial state of the Continent, we areinformed, is in a mostlic. {filtrable coodition, In epitSeqUepeti.of the low pike. of grain, it will not pay toe expellee of reaping ; and su soave , places it left.to rot in tie fields. : In Holstein .and Friesland rye is at the low price of ids. per qtaarter, and wheat and other grain' pro. portionably • 'lt May oat be unacceptable to those of our readers who are not as - tionomical,• to he informed, - that' if We were to doseend to We' bottom Of a , deep well, We might see the Comet at nowt day. (ine . skykbe lag clea , ), fir it cooises our South owridiao about - a quark: r past 1 Wet t:, at ao 'elevation of 83 degrees, :passiug hot seven degrees of our zenith ; and about a cit, irtt , r past twelve at night. it parses our, •Isiorth' meridian, at an altitude of about seven de. grees,, ar.skherefortx now it. never 'acts. On Friday last, abotit,iour-o'clock in the at ternoon, a violent tempest of thunder and lightning was expe-:. rvocod at SMurport, very in its ettecds to.that Which so lately devastated Worcester. Time *dell accompanied it, broke an, immense number of wiadowslit Stourport. It came fromi he east, and we .hear, that in its coarse, it did Considemble mischief at the palace oft lie Bishop of Worcester, at Hartlebdryi where much of the glass in the house and gardens w rat destroyed, About the samediour; the storm was very .violent at Worcester: the principal body of it' seemed attracted towards Malvern Hills : it was preceded. by unusual gkom, and a thick cloud of dust, which was 'excited by a gale, the forerunner of the tempest, and •-speedily laid by torrents of rain.: the lightning was of a very vivid description y: but we:, have not yet heard of any serious damage that h as otictirred, FIRM—An alarming tire broke out on Saturday morning,' about four o'clock, in :Middle-row, Hui , . b orn , %%Mai was toitunately discovered just time enPugh.) to rescue the inhabitants, who. were in b e d, from their perilousesituatiOn. Another fire broke o ut the. same night, about nine o'clock, in a'dvvel ling-hpuse in Newcastletstreet, Strand, which, after doing considerable damage, was got out. MEL Duniatsr, sser. ig.--0a 'Dims lay last the Right. ni. Lord Viscount CrAhley, Colonel of the 2d Royal Surrey Regiment 01 Militia, arrived here from 1!:;-.glittid to take the command of that Regiment, ►taw sokimied at Mullingar, - The above. Regiment wiis - ,the first ..that-thmuithously_ volunkeefed coontry.—t ; tite hear that Ilk L.)rdship Is' deter, mined to remain with heat during their stay ox treland, On Slturdly evening last ati a man named Ed. word Breim 3 P, was:. returned front the lair •of FettEtr , d, liis residence at Mobarnan, he was way. laid,_ on ,the road by three men, who robbed hi4ll Of so►tie money, the price of some sheep- which •tre,.trad'• sold titthe fair; and ducer pair of. shoes which hc . h pui chased there. Two of the tieripan -.1..)ra.• • I.,roons cOming at the moment, the ruttiatiq fled. • 'h Dragoons- having continued their ropte, it is: Supposed that Brennan was attacked:agui, as he Was foond about half a Mile further on, speechless' and insensible, appareinlY strangled.. lie sorviyea • • abuni twenty hours-7-ho could give no information. • as to h s npArderers. • An. inquest was held .p.lt his hoar nn Monday, When a verdict was returned of ry wilful murder against some person or pejsons4.m-, knoWn.—Chin, Her: , ,•• . • On :Sunday evening last,' as twp men named" . H'ackett and Bishop neighbours, were drinking at a pribfic-bouse in ,Cashel, some dispute arose be t wee.it them, when Hackett gave Bishop so desperate a viounit, wit ht, knife in the belly, that ho languisited. • for 43 hours in the greatest agony and expired.--- An Inclm=-! . st was held on his holy, and a Verdict of wilful murder brought in against Hackett, who itn. mediatel) Some days since the.wife of one Henessey, who lives 'at Knockgrasson, _near Cahn - , was found' .• strangled in the held adjoining her own hobse.—i - ler husband stated. that he and his wife were attackett and pursued by three at' tour persons, thai th . ey se parated in their and that on his return Ite- found his wile dead,, An Inquest was held on the body, ind a - verdid returned of wilful murder .against some persons unknown.-4b•, - • On Saturday morning -- a most melancholy acci 7 - dent happened 'at the Old Market -Place, Cork. 7 4 A horse with a car d attached to him, took head an ran Most furiously through the streets towards Mallow4ane, overrunning every one Who came before him; by which, and in consequence of the_ streets being extremely crowded, many people' have been .serionsly, injured.. One child of: four yeari'old has been killed, and. several persons; its general Women, 4tve had their legs and arnis . broken. Since the arrival oT - theirish 'Militia in England, the men have been allowed to volunteer iota the The,City ut Dublin; North Cork; and Lime.' rick have nearly finished their quota. Five hundred and fifty French •prisorters were on S'aturday embrrked 'On board his Majesty's ship Di adem, froni.the different prison-ships at Portsmouth,' to sail fur Leith. ,'Several hundreds . order. more are ed to be shipped for the same destination in the course of a few days. 'lltto,VTTA.—Yesterday the annual premiums given by several Gentlemen to the Apprebtlees tzit Water. men ‘vere rowed for by six CAndid,ites,.ip wheiriet, iu four hi !3 t s . Th e distanc,j was a mile and h dt' 'ant) the three first -were to deciJe the prin. cipol pri2Os 101. I. and 31. 'They tarted fur the st heat soon alter tht ce tidock trout iltaclstriar's, bridge, which was • won by Liwts ; the sec-nd LL:24,HAM, and the 'bird by HaNt+MSON. The three successful yOuilts then made 41 tine display (if their skill at the oar, in, decfdrng the lotirth,hcat, and nothing but ,90petiiir strength in Lewis gave Info the advant.ige over HerwcittsoN kind LIL!iiiAM. The riuvelty of the gterti.l ekrited.the attetition of a vast' ass ArVkige of people on the bridge the unfa. your ode suite of the ‘Ve opOrate , l to diminish the numbrpf-agnibie ans'iteUts, whOse absence ma» , terially interfered wctli tne intentions of the pro• mot , rB o f the n k . g te (ger further prizes on `this occasion, but ••.% high will be rene%yed la a few days. General. ARADIA has writ ten to the Junta of Gal l licia, giing . sotne pintictiLirs of the hattielf ,Th e intention of the eilolll V in their adv..mco from BOnaVetlie, V. 7.48, lie . observes, to march Nl pldly upon Lego, which they ioneant tt, forolY', and then proceed upon Corunna, which was to be taker' by a soap-de-iniiiii. l the above tc..liort,..,it is stated, that the Freneli-lost General Corsin, and the Colonel 'of the 72d the Colonels of the i:7th, 34th, and of the re , itneot of the Visiok, beinit wounded, General Almdid speaks highly t i t the bravery of hi* troops, but laments their,deficiency in . equipmeinsi . par licularty shoes. Ii seems ceitaiil that the French have again retied bqund Astorg 6thi...r sty conot-, quenoe ut the thremened advane, of Lord: 1(.3, or, Ilia Mendeinv, it.) , ;itiost Wit It General Aba« d ci loo k oti their let, the nuintrer of Gallician t.%tiatttry Who were in arms. fe(erenee to the Gl. to .01 the ifith of last m,,oth, the following statement will explain tally the exertions made at Birmingham fur the service of the public.—Taking the inusket-luck fur the cri. terion it) point of numbers, as all other materim s , such as barrels i bayonets, riimm6sre i rs , & na c d . o l o , i C n c 6l 4l l: u le .c l i e v : the manufaature of muskets, greater quantities, the weekly iiVel'ae of the sup ply of musket-locks .for the, year 18014 was n ot, qutm 2000, since which i by the unretnitted att. 0111, lion of the itlsp,e6or of mall Arms, they have increitua.; : and if .reference is ha 3 t d ifverageeciken for three mouths tea shew suet., pr o .. giession, then the average , . preceding the Isl. July, f 3 lu, is Owards rsor 5000 011.1Skef-lOCkS ; and at this present tune, the weekly r average is 5700. Previouslo the appointment of Ore, A'ssistai Inspec tor of Small Arms, the ainufocture tor nyishets had commenced at the Tower, under the pr z.sent ltitend:int, and two foremen, with arooot to en,y # workmen, rind their numb , :irs increasie.g daily. The breaking up of old roo , #kets had. ro,so cuinmett:;ed 1 1 .) o r i e , v sto for he t i l: n e r a p t o r4 s Ti o n i t T e l er ,i t t l i of o t ri e 2p A , J r s a is ti t i a e n t t n i u n s s k p: t e s . i. and selecting sound ol.norials for the purpose of setting up extra-service muskets. *fins selection wag gteatly accelerated by t:.11! . 1)1Qyillit non-commissioned Officers, and a party of soldiers who received from times the chreaion of the insvettor of Small i