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MAILS. - Aaalvzn -- z A . ElllOlt, z Guernsey, I Jersey, s Dublin, Waterfurcl.—Dus—l Cadiz, z Malta: PRICE Oh' STOCKS THIS DAY A r T%Vr.LVIS O'CLOCK. 63. d I °MAIM'S {di*. Consols THE SUN. SOLEM QUIS pccroLt lAL ZUM AUnLAT ? L N I) 0 N, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1811. There is every ,reason to believe, from Lord WEI,LINGTON'S DiSpaleheS, that the campaign for the pre4ent has closed. The only objeta that the enemy apptar to have had in view in advancing was to relieve Ciudad Rodrigo, and having attained that 'objett, they retreated, and their army separated...:.— But oue of the objects that Lord WeLtattirtort had in view has also been accomplished ; he has forced the enemy to abandon the objeaa which they ,had in view in other quarters, and to suspend their operations, in, order to called a force suffi cienily large to relieve Ciudad Rodrigo. It was not Lord WELLINGTON'S iutention to fight a battle, unless upon seeing the enemy he found he could do it with a certainty tit success; bitt,when his `Lordship found.that MAIibIONT liadcolleaed a force ,•. to the amount of 60,000 men, inducting a numer ous cavalry and artillery; be declined risquiog a b a ttle against an enemy so greatly, superior, without on adequate objea. In tl'e skirmishes that ; took place, the British troops manifested their accustomed superiority, and it gives us the most sincere plea sure to find, that the Portuguese maintained the cite raaer which they have so honourably acquired, and diiplayea a steadiness and discipline that affords' the strongest grounds. to hope for ultimate success. It is conjeaured by some persons, that after thu rainy season is over, .MArtmowr will make an at tempt again to enter Portugal ; but after the dear bought lesson which MAssetqa. received, it is not very likely, that the experiment will be repeated. An Atilt()lt Mail arrived this morning, it brings no newt;" of importance, except thiit hohtilities are on tht) point of being renewed between Russia and the Porte with greater violtlnce than ever. WINDSOR, OCT. NIASRSTY , is better to dAy i n b,,(tily h. aith than he has IJOCO' for several. days past, and was able to take the exercise of walking .thii , Ugh his suit of rooins, and }bug pas tine attached to them This Morning, the Om auN, Pi iocesses ELttA artt end MARY, took awaiting in a eat rioge'to Taplow, Maidenhead, &c. . Princeskes AU GUATA and Sopitt.t rode on horse. bark in the Little Park, ;it teadstd by' Lord WAL.- 6/I..GHAM, Lord ILCHESTRR, Gel). SPENCER, &e. The Doke 01 Yu/tic arrived to-day about three o'clock. Yesterday the Pattacz REGENT took an airing on horseback in the Parks, and'inspeded the repairs going on at Carlton House. Tile PRINCE 11110ENT 01 Portugal has conferred the Order of the Castle and Sword on Lord WEL LINGTON. At the top of the. Star is a castle, and in the centre is a sword with a wreath over it. At 'the bottom of the ribbon to be worn with it is a like nen of the PRINCR,REGENT. The Order was eSta. bilsitCd a short . tiine previoua to the Pe nice REGENT Portugal. INDIA nobin.--Yebterday a Court .of Directors Visi tick!, when Capt. Tnotk. H. HARN3 W3B swoll into the commantl of ti e new ship building in the room of the Calcutta. The Cufienells, Captain WELBANK, wets. stationed for Madra% and China. The undermentioned ship were taken up fdr one voyage in the Company's tiervice, viz, Tons Tons Lady Carringto' - goo Sir ticxilrey Wt:bster 541 Sovereign . b 34 Larkins . - 637 Clispnian . 55 The Court adjouructl at six o'clock till Wednes day next. Mustc.—The Norwich Mosic Meeting ended on Friday last; coiopsny -exoetdvd ifinY thing ever kniiwti there : ttu great was the public curio sity, that .St. Andrew's Hall, one of the largest roans. in lingbarid, was fulli‘Ovro to sotfocation.-- CATALANI, ttAH4M, BIANCHI, BISIAAMY, sang with their accustomed brilliancy and eti4t ; and AilingY On the Violin,_ layuLair on : the Violon. cello, HOLM es On the Bassoon, GitIIiSPACII on tho Oboe, received the apOlauSe 'they deserved., The abolition of Feud.d. Rights, by the Cortes in Spain, may be of considerable importance in tile posing the people to a zitlll more active resistance against the French Usurper. .11 is evident, from the condition of France, and of every other coun try under his grasp, that the tenure ot feudal rights was a very light species'of bondage., compared with the dreadful slavery which his im:nediate subjeCts endure, and so which Ito has reduced the subjeels of most of the Continental Potentates. Indeed it almost absurd to consider them as PotentateS, since they . are in reality the mere vassals of the Freud: Tyrant, and their existence naturally and politically depends on his breath. The Cortes have therefore in this measure adopted powerful means for their own. security, as well as for preserving their country from the oppression of a foreign Ty rant. 011 Manday, at Chatham, William Penenton,. a private marine, was punished with -150 lashes, agree ably to the sentence of a Court Martial, held on titn for deserting nkicti in tive mouths, alongside et the prison-ships,. at Gillingham. ANIIOLT Mlllll. HELDER, SLPT. 7 —Two. ships of the scinallron of the Tasel, the P,ince de Zuul,m4n, Brabant, Rotterdam, jean de IPitt, and the corvette Penus, sailed on th; sth of this month; under the, orders of Admiral di 'WINTER, commauder in chief of the . fleet. This division, after manceuvring all the.day, and performing various evolutions, anchored in the e►ening iu Bresw) d, I:stvveen the Sculpe Gut and the Zuid Wester Gat. The enemy's cruizers, consisting of six ships, a frigate, - and two brigs, were in sight. Immediately that they perceived the movement . of the Imperial squadroo, they came with all sails s.it towards Zue.le Wester Gat, and dispatched the brig, which we lost sight Of in a Westerly.direc tion. The next morning, at br'ak of day, only three of the enemy's ships, two frigates, and a brig, were to be seen; the French squadron again sailed, and passed all the day in . manceuvering, BLANKEMBERG, SEPT. 6.—On the 4th inst. three ships of the line; a frigate, and a corvette, belong lug to the Scheldt squadron, one of which carried • the:flag of Vice Admiral Misszcssv, sailed to the outward entrances of the river, to chase ay.?ay'an English frigate and some corvettes cruizing on the coasts. The enemy's division was separated from ours by sa narrow bank, and we saw the whole of their ships , fire upon the most advanced of our ships, which re• - plied by a volley that made them put before the wind: Admiral MISSIE3EY, having doubled all the banks, pursued the enemy till evening. HERMANSTADT, Auti. letters from We lachia agree in saying, that as soon as the Emperor ALEXANDER was informed that the Russians- had returned to the right bank of the Danube, be Sent to the head quartets his nide , du-camp,- Goner& UWA.." itory; furnished with full powers to draw fiom their cantonments all the reinforcements considered necessary for the army Of the Danube. ThiS General, on his arrival at Bucharest, hail a long conference with General kuTosow. After thiS conference Officers were sent to Moldavia, Po deleo, the Ukraine, and the other neighbouring circles, carrying orders for all the troops in them to immediately march for Moldavia. The nutnbcr of these troops are estimated at about 50,000 men ; they form five divisions of in tantry,-and several corps of cavalry. \\To are in. tbrmed that two divisions have already Aready ar rived at Bucharest.' it appeals the Russian Court is more decided than ever to keep the three provinces conquered on this side the Danube, and as the Turks make the great est efforts to ie-conqiier therri, the Russians are de termined to do every thing in their power to pre serve them. It has been announced to Gen. KUTO. 7 sow, that in addition to the large reinforcements sent him, a corps of reserve is about to be formed on the frontiers of Moldavia, which will be ready to ad as circumstances may require. Nanss, SESIT. 2.—The day before yesterday his Majesty st rived in the most strut incognito, from Villa Real de ,Caps de Monte. His Majesty immediately wfni to visit his children, and, after Wards inspected the embellishments which are =lying, on through , out. all -parts of this capital ; he. appeared satisfied with them. After remaining some time in Naples incognito, his Majesty returned to Villa Real. The Danish Court of Chancery has issued a Pro ' elan - maws, dated the 20th September, A 8 ri, where by it, is published—" That there shall not be any kind'of goods exposed to sale in any public fair, of such description as are prohibited by the ordenance of the i• 141) Odober,' 1808, to be imported into his . Majesty's kingdoms and dotnirtions,. under pain of confiscation, 'without regarding whether, that such goods. may have been cleared inwards 'at the Custom klouse, previous to the aforesaid Royal Ortlirwrice or not." austittio, Sarr.9.—The frigate Eursdice which has this day arrivt,:d from the Niaese, i 4 entered into the'west:rn Scheldt, and came to anchor in the Road of Flushing. ELSINORE, SRPT. " 2s.—Yesterday arrived a ship and a brig from the southward, Yesterday tolerable good.beef was sold in the market for ita to 30 skellings (14 or 15 pence sterling) per pound. This price, which in the present times is reckoned mode rate, it is said is in consequence of the apprehended want of fodder for the cattle. All other kinds of provision rise proportionably in pi - ice. In many places in the country there is a real deficiency :of water, nor can the plough be put into the ground so long as the drought continues. On the 20th Inst. a fleet of vessels, consisting of several hundred sail, which came from the westward, passed Nyberg, and steered to the southward. CONSTANTINOPI.II, AVG. 10.—The, English. hi gate Le Pomone, which arrived at the Dardanelles, to take outward the. English Minisier at Tetregrau, Sir 1-IARFORD JONAS, who arrived (bacon his re. turn from Persia, and far which permission bad been solicitated to choose a place of anchorage within the canal, bas been tetused by 'the Porte. ANTWEItt, SEPT. morning arrived here several detachments of the grenadier corps, and of the Polish la i belonging to - the Imperial guards. An hundred horse belonging to the F>4l - household and equipages ate also arrived here: 'I hose of the horse-guards and the equipes depart' to-morrow for Holland. In every part, of which country the needful preparations are making to receive their Majesties. ANTWERP, SEPT. 17.---Several detachments of the Imperial horse-guards are arrived.—The fine ap pearance of these several corps is much admired here. AMSTERDAM, SEPT. 21.—According to our in formation, the 21 st of October is the appointed day when we shall have the happiness of seeing his Ma jesty, our illustrious Emperor, In our city. The greatest exertions are making t o for the 'receiving anc lodging of his suite. It is reported, that his Ma jesty will remain here_ ten days. Our Mayor has invited such of our inhabitants as are at present in the country, to return as soon as possible to partake of the general joy, and . make 'the necessary preparations for accompanying the princi pal persons in his Majesty's suite. It has been offi cially announced in the camp at Utrecht, that his Majesty will arrive there on the 30th September.- - - The Dutch funds . have experienced a rise within the l ist'two days, in consequence of the favourable measures taken by his Majesty with regard to the said funds. STRASBUitGIi, SEPT. 14.—Gereral Count IsTAN-i itouTY,' Principal Master of the Horse to his Ma jesty the Emperor and King, has, according to our G.izette, arrived here. He is making a journey of inspection. - • The Duke of PtAcabizA, General of Brigade and Adjutant to Majesty, is still in this oily, aid employed in organising the conscripts. MaTz, SEPT. the 7th of September a fire broke out in Douze, near. Sarrelouis; which in a short time laid in ashes 47- houses.—Threemen ) a woman, a girl, and a child, lost their lives.— The. toth regiment Of Cuirassiers made every exer tion to assist the inhabitants, and with difficulty saved the remainder of the town froM destruction. This sad accident was caused by a min 'smoaking pipe while emptying a sack of straw. PE T, SEPT. 6.--441 the ad inst, a fire suddenly broke out here, and in a shoit time leid in ia'shes 3u houses. It may be 6bseived that the sth was the day when the subutbi of Buda suffered so much by fire last year. AMERICiIIV P.IIPERS. COMMODORE RODGERS. Count OF. INQultty.—The Gentlemen who com pose the Court of Inquiry, appointed by the Secre tary of the Navy to inve,stigate Commodore Rod gers's conduct, prior to, and during the engagement 'with the sloop of war /.idle Belt, assernbloi this, morning, on board of - ihe -United States frigate, United Slates, now tog in the port of New York, and entered upon the bussiness of their appoint ment, The Coutt is composed of Comatiadore Da- CATUt3, as President • .Captains CUM./NOSY and STEWART, ASSOChited President; and Adjutant-Ge neraI.WILLIAM PAULDING, Judge-Advocate, in the place Of NATHAN SANDFORD, Esq. who declined serving in that capacity on account of ill health. It is supposed that the, business ,will occupy the Court several days.---New York, Tuesday,. Sep ieinter S. New YORK, SEPi. 6.—lt having been rumoured that the Court of Inquiry, to investigate the condua of Commodore Rodgers was sitting in secret, we are authorized to say. that any orrson of respecia bility wilt be admitted at the said Court (on board the United States), which opens daily at ten o'clock, and continuei tail tour. The Court will not, it is suniosed, comOitte the Inquiry before next Satur. y. Sarr. s.—By the Rising &cites, Cspt. !Arlington, from Norfolk, we learn, that the brig of war IVrru ti/us, and two gun boats, were ordered down the roads on , Friday last, to demand the impressed Arne rican.seamen on board the British sloop of war Tar tarus, lying at anchor in Hampton Roads; but be fore the Nati/ilia - and gun-boats got down, the sloop of war sailed. The &high frigate Brlvidel Capt. Byron, and Tartar/es sloop of wa:, Captatu Pasco, are ernizing off the Capes. LAGUIRAc AUG. B.—The'order of the day is " Li berry and Equality." At the different gates leading to the city of caraccas, are the heads of the traitors, stuck upon poles, and underneath written, " this man has died for being a tr:tor to his country."— Two men were hung yesterday,—they were con demned by the Patriotic Society : their crimes were not made public, The time for apprehending offend ers is in the dead hour of the night; a guard - enters ,the house, and takes the offender out of his bed, and the next morning his head - pays the forfeit of his prudence. We deem it dangerous' to be seen thsee together talking in the streets, and highly so to ex press our sentiments, or criticise on the conduct of the Government, even in-private parties, ,as we know not but that even our own.servanis may be etn?loyed as spies against us. This is precisely the situation of this country at present. I hesi tate IlOt -to say., that things are coming nearer every day to a close ; that: South America will be independent is certain, for it is impossible to be SUP PLEMEATAL GAgErrE. ................. 22RdaetBitit3artintt..usfsstK:IiierICC, °lVntritninufeleddi,r°atnndY:lsistseirid:o*fl the A rm .' y 10- der IBe eottmand of his an General Liiiil'Vni, i, ..- count Wellington, K. B. in an allair with the encmy. 00 ' the 26th of Septeurner, 18i I, on the Heights of El hobo , irtit Light Dragoons-8 rank and file, is horses, kiilcd; 2 Lieutenant-Colonel, i Lieutenant, 2 Quarter.elbta, .1 serjeants, to rank and tile, i.l. horses wounded. ~, 14th ditto--t Lieutenant, z rank anti file, 5 horses, wounoot I • 1,; , r horse missing. 26r11 ditto-2 horses, killed ; t serjant, 7' rank and fi le, i c horse, wounded ; t rank and file, a liaises, missing. A ,4 ISt hussas, .King's German taliL serjeont, 4 ro k l ' n " file, 21 horses,,killett ;: 2 CapS,4•Serjeallti, i. trumpet, : et, 27 rank and file , 29 liAses, 'Met:tided; S rank antic 14 ri missing - • , Foot -... 5 rank and file, killed; I eart'in) I isirenre 12 rank and file, wounded. . Cats. t it Foot- I *serje:lt inissinz. 77th Foot -4 rank and tile, killed ; 14 rank and tile, wood, •ed; .5 rank and.file inissing. Ai 1 and file wounded ; roltinkruanitttiri,e4ki::l;dies ;oilitsletirrea,'iv't'ulStrit. Ist Batt. SBth•Foot---5 rank and fi le wounded. 94th Foot-2 rar.k and file gassing. • Total British Loss -4 serjeant, :6 tan and file, 3 7 NO killed; i Lieutenant. Colonel, 3 Captains, z Licata/ 2 Quarter -Master, to scrjeants, i drummer, S 5 " I l i i file, 49 horses, wounded ; 1 serjeant, 2 drtitruner, rank and file, 3 horses, missing. Total Portuguese Less-t rank and-tile killed'; . ranits4 I , tile wounded ; . t drummer, L rar,k and tile, missing. General Total-4 serjeant, 27 raiik and tile , 37 : I r,:, kilted ; a Lieutenant -Colonel, 3 Captano, a , I ',, tenants, 2 Quarter. !Vaster, to sergeants, r runiiir,trti3O). rank and tile, 49 horses wounded ; I sera . 0 triers, 22 rank and file, ; horses, missing. ..1 agar Ad N. B. The r 4112 and 26th L i g ht Dragoons ' "-- F.spcja, on the le ft of the army. -, - • (Sigurd) CHARLE S STEWAr', .. r i ' a i, hiajor.. Genera l arid Adjutant -e • . ...... , , List of the Officers wounded on• the actla SePt•s, ".11141 11th Light Dragoons-Lieut.-Cc:lon:3 Cumming 214 1 • ' Lieutenant - King, severely. 14th ditto--Liellteriant flail, slightly. • IrrlP ,d allig v: s, mg 4 , . -Crain i,C 61t,11 -Cap 2d l is ° a t t e t ll . sth Foot- Ca ptain Ramus, slightly. , severely,.ilutcto;ritientisrt:altvrhfeKnKcjinollgrie:toltni,n.s,W'_olurnaii,e,3lj,:aiideilelt,,lii,e;.l;:irilerifi:ii!! A Idea de Polite, on tilel327itilVSll4ltleatinrht tri,llsritici."4ll4l°R- Royal Horse Artillery- t Lieutenant wounded., 3d Dragoon Guards -4 horses wounded• g i, 7 ist or Royal Dragoons,- I horse, kilted ; 3 oo k , n 41 tzhitt:;prslreisiristvuoist.;_rnatirateidloon;rrilriailyilhkisosalir6nuegis.til:i,urviii;orse, rnis:1•01:11:0: c, horses, wounded; 4 rank alitf4l lo " ° 1/11's er tst Datt. 7th Fusileers- 9 t.i Ilk aIA tilt , i)e, wound' l26ll.l:idik;:' lail 3 l. ,a .i t e t ute 2 na i ntit, I serjeant, ziS rank aT:laii,ll. te, 14 1' e 4 . 1 : 0 1 % 1 4°is i 3‘ C a irot;itn-, 113CaraPotlacia°1;d2riit...t, we tr llo ca i I r '2" ' , , file, missing. ' i,,antri) ' tsz Batt. 48th Ditto-i Captain,' i serjont,,t!'""J rata: and file, wounded ; 1 rank and file, 11115'1"ilogalo' Stß Bart.' bath Ditto ( t Cotrivany attiched ta.140 ...001eiviNstiaoj000t.tGiennte:natIrvClo.i. e . I ) r-,:okCaia pi,tiaii;:etv, o:lll, t ic ii , e rit: . o3 ie l ;a 0 , Light Infantry Brunswick Dels it Coin Pan) 2 00' , 'l: fil o e ta W l 6 73 U i ri i d ti e l f7 L'OSS-.1 Captain, 4' I , 11100: ki I ied ; t Major, 4 Captains, 4 Lieter.into,,;oopir • fkatiknitllndintite;4 46-lisrjri;ri'sesd, 1 'iciii kiislieng'f::l4l"l:2:l::.i. -, f1:::',. Total'Portuggeseleiss- i rank atA f 1 n.•l to rank and file, wounded; i :tang itc"l'''.,ch.e 31051 . • • 'fetal General LoSs - 1 CalltaiP, 13 !a ril ' ° ".' .'os.cll'l'' . ' l' : , I C I i 1 M2jor, 4 Captains', 4 Ltrutenants...,;oo.2,,,i; t tit-winner; 64 rank and tilc, 14 floici, 0 rank anti tile, 6 horses, Missing. ' • N . B. (Inc serjeant and one horse. of rilL' I gth hill ; 24t ' il4cr: deity to the Hon. Major-General CharleS St.:ait) supposed to be7-raken prisoner , T tV A R: rr ofil , (Signed). CHA RLES S• . ..„ 1 .0 Major.Goneral anti Adjahro , ........ , pl y tasettlialittt'.°:3°d fsFo7ts--KC;alptieet4l.-111'inlItt.:11. WOO t: id ti c42::::llb-cd°:l7 'iv ot " Hounded, eAr s ., to.; , Royal Horse Artillery-Lieutenant DUl?nr 5Se gerousty. 1 • ttNilt 7th Fusileers-Captain Willy, severe?' l , -" lni s yil Wallace, and I.3Arrington,, ;lightly. el pear Ist 3 ICTl3aFhP:l7tistat.i:4lill:lYiim°l7turauliL-eiviCerrac4prir.tiii; Tieuuttc:::n./C:7:rgely.Y. ' 1 e 5 1 Itti 511 l Batt. 6otlt Ditto-Captain Prevost, sere ..........................--- . . pisCeeHEhaLsrfo.Er.................Asolit:eittfiro, 0001:. 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S.l n d lb". ,())_ of ,do tlc‘ bii the Misfortune to bccinre. the vn'tio striagfo,o wanton nlischicf, (or nt A pePcl4l.oinv,giri) Ili* ilfill foot was Canglit in iti at ,ri folliog trAatired in two pkv:,,, , ,Itir . i