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e E 1,C , " EEXTR A 0 R DIN-411Y Y. MEXICO, Nov. 3. DISVATCII - FROM DON FELIX CALLHJA TO TI VICEROY. EXCELI.RNT At nine this morning I attacked the army of the insurgents in a imiltinn 30 advantageous, that with out a 'knowledge ot their, want of military shill it would have byon temerity to make the attack. In ;ittie inure than an hoot they were routed with the Inss of all their. artillery (among which were two pieces ot cannon which our troops leti in the Monte de la , . Cruces), all their ammunition, .consisting of (20 chests of powder, their train forming eleven . ..cogg,Oti , , a quantity of mwl city ammunnion, t uninher id dead, and someprisonet a. 'lite loss on our part was only one killed and two wounded. I shall tratHnit the details to your Excellency as soon :is poisible. Had not the. print() presented oh• stacles to the, paAsage 01: two columns of cavalry des tined to cut oft the retreat ot the army, my , troops ' would have taken. the leaders, ,Hidalgo, Allende, Ataama, and Abasle, who qfpped much tinficulty by:, the Sierra, . with very taw ot died . followers. I encamped inn the ground on which I fought the battle, near the town ot S. Ge rommo Aculo, two leagues and a hall nom Arroyo , zarco, on Inc r0a..1 to Toluca, whither I proceeded, and reliev‘d from prison Senores Garcia, Conde, Iln, and Merino. God guard your . Excellency in lily (Sr ned) FELIX CA LLLJA. Comm, di diculco, Nov. 7, t 8 0. To raticisco X.tvier V ittegas, Viceroy of Nevi ,S . The Vtceroy has received the following intclli genCe from Pon Ip:ocio 'Garcia Vohollo, command ing in this eitya Queratero.—" Jo the night tf . the ~ .•oth,ot.last October, the above Genet:it traVin received certain information (hit the insurgents hav ing a!tacked the town ut S. Join deli Rio, were pro attnek the city of Queratero, inmiediatc ly took the necessary precautions tot distributing the troi4o of the rtmctlt garrison which he,ltoi got into all: tbe intrenchttients of his line,' oreugthening the pots, where-, taking tivaritage of the ground, lie hid placed Ins artillery, and,' by forroin4 i'n the tear; n' body of reserve, tor the purpose of gik 'usoistattee on those points where Circumstance% might demand it. On the tollow , ng day, abort I,;rern in-the Morn itr, the enemy 'presented theinsi.lves 10 the number ot, six 01' seven th.nsard, Ott j lu ll calle'd the Carr rends, at the-disturb, of ii4it a Jenne, between the roads to Mexico arid' La' C.mad:s, and they also made several, attempts to diskidge us of the miler points ;, Wt. their.main attention was directed to the towoi which is the College of Santa Crux, and at holf past nine in the morning all the insurgents advanced in ii bo !y, attenipting to tutee the'two principal intronchments of the place but they were received with a well sappotted discharge; of artillery piki.intisketrY, Which, at half past seven in the even ing, kneed them to a precipitate night, and they woe closely pursued by Senor Revollo, skim com manded a divisii.o of cavalry, mid in the gloriouS v;t4tTri ',nor hided up , xards of aOO men. There were taken pris!iners, and a very considerable num ber woun4 4. . (in our own part WC sustained vt.ry little loss, having.fitly, mid man seriously wounded by a cannon shot. ' , lle was art Emopean . Volunteer, iV.diess ;stid ceived his wound at the eontntenCemert't Ut theatiack. Vio hive a number contused, , from the 'many stones which the insorgents:discbarged from their stings upon those who defended the plisses. , • PROCLAMATION. INlikico; November 16. ,n 07,1 I'l ,Jr A Rlti Q.kLI.EJ A, &C. Tip! army, of 1130 EL:LII, tAnt traitor , ' Viluaign o Aldontzt, A!).slo, and uthers, WWI on the 7th emirt-1y r o uted by th,e Royol f orcto insider Iny eontwand, in the tieighbourliood of I.lli, to . wti of Aculo : all their at tilik.:ry, bsgtagn, and am. munition, ,113%0 tutu otir lo s s 111 killed and wounded exceccli mclt, and what remained. ttilide their cocape through tho 'nottintpms. 'tho laws, of W;ir, and, above all, that jo>tice Which a lawt o l Clot.:.:111(11(;111 etiliil,4 , 4 to be enforced against Men, who, forvitini; their most sacre4 have atteinpttd to establish anarchy in couritry the m9st hippy, in .the world, and to break iiVery tie of tiociil (cater, ; oblige us, without Cu)! compiaiion (confining thernselves.to4n gip titration of the ektertninalion of,' those who have sided with t rdnors, or haVe embraced.thcir pan)), by the 'titans of an exemplary punishment, loin :t salutary ,eXattip*, tautly his I\l4J§tey's troops have condiwted thenbel‘ , o3 ‘vrdl the greatest moderation, anti &stains to make known mho t:ve. Ay one the benignant intentions ofithe Superior vernment Otis Lingdoin, and patticidatly those w hieh animate A i i4 ExcOlency liettur,nort Franeisco I. ier Venegis, whose ptitertuil feelings are dird6l ed to no other Wirer tban as far,as,posiible to pie= ceiti the effusion of blood, to reitore the ihhabifants oi this. kingdom to th.n.felicity anarteposeiwhich ;ortnerly enjoyed Linda . 1 itifit Atn4,„heoeticent U‘nknineta, and deliver them frottoites,c4hnt. ties into which they have been lod by,the wait al). Lai rd hopostoie, of ihn ottiltursvi the ro hellion.' His Exeellem:y wants a genera!, pi - ndon tq j !I th o se %vial inty, have bei,to in the army of the in; bill ~elds, upon their teaYing lt, inn,: „retiringto dwir lious , ..s. They filial! not tie inole:,ted in their pet. sons in any telto.d. ; but tlr4 Joadertt are expressly excluded from the benefit of this ptoelamation, Vlitt Excellency also deciaits, that whoever shall producti - the heads of Ile: Frioeipal rebels, Aliendei and the two .sll'anta and ,Anasio, snail; mdependrin 0! 1 ,f,; (.nal scethity, weenie, of ten thousand pieces. 4110. that the: present pro. clamatiou may come to the knowledge of every one, this Excellenty (•()itift)3o(li, that it he, .plaeattird ilt the most consPicimus places at the towns and vil- Ja i :4es through tly.i army Lhali!paitak - Sit il4ll . ,;! , SP.MISfi P,JPERS. PRO-Ct.AM ATI 0 t 4. Know Mt in the Cortes genera Land extraordi naWassembled in tbe,Royal • Isle bf Leon, it has been resolved and decreed tia follows : " The Cartel general and extraordinary, in „con formity with their Decree of the' 24th of December of last year, in which they 'declare' null and 'ijoid the renunciations made at Bayonne by the legiti mate King of Spain and the Julies, S:r D. Fernan do VII. not only from want 01 his liberty, but hoist want Of merit iailand indispensable eit cumsiance, the consent of the nation, deet.tretliat they will put acknowledge, but will hold for null and of no et— fed, every aft, treaty, convent ion, or transaction of. whatsoever kind or nature they may, have been, ad thorised by the King while he temains in the siate Of ppression and deprivO , ion of liberty in witch he now is, whether in the country of the cnetny or within Spain , while his Royal. Person it: surrounded by the aims, and ittickr direct or indirect intimet,eo ut the usurper of his Crown, ai the nation will never consider hint as free, nor render him uaedi ence Wail it shall see him in the midst of his faith f'ul subjeas, and in the bosom of the National Con greds which now exist:, or ttertafter may exist, the Government turtncd by the Cortes. They de dare,• at the same tinte„, that eery contravention of this decrtc shall tic considered by the nation an ad hostile to the country, and the offender shall be amenable to all the t igour, of the laws. Mid, fi nally, the Cortes declare, that the generous tea on whom they -represent will never lay down its'arnts, nor listen to any proposition for accommodation, of . whatever kind it may. be, which shall nut be pro vided by the total evacuation of Spain by the ttoops, which so unjustly have invaded anent, since the Cortes,,,as well as the whole nation, are resol v ed to light ineessantly.till they have secured, the holy religion of thekr,ancestors, the liberty of their be rlYiNed MOWitl' i cbfliiM the absolute independence and integrity of the Monarchy. l'he Council of Re- gency, that this may, 1 : , ; known and 1410i:to:illy ob saved throughout ti;c whole tent of th,, Spanish dominions, shall cause this to be printed, and circulated. A LONLO CANE DO, President. NIA RTIN fS, Secretaries. I. AZNA It EZ, isle of Leon, kilo. TO . :115 P. COUNCIL OF REGENCY. . . , And for the due execution and fUltiltnent of the prece4ipg decree, the Council of Itgency orders and commands all the Tribunals, Justices, Chief's, Go vernori, and Other authorities; at well civil as mi. Itt - try, or ecclesiastical, of . what ver - class or dig• nit v, that they -observe, and cause to be observed, this Decree, a . tid. that it be fulfilled and executett in all its parts. jOAQuIN BLA I!, President'. PEL) (1 pt; AGAR. GAlllt I El. CISCAIt. Royal Isle of Leon, taut. 5, CA, z. • CADIZ, JAN. 2. CORTES.-•SITTING OF lIIECEMBI3II. $. Senor i,LANO rttade the following pyoposition " Toe discipline and good organization of the ar. miss are the ba.is of the art of war enthusiasm alone is ; experience in all ag con. 4rmed this truth. The French Revolution, which will be for posterity an example of the extretnes to v. Inch the delirium of men may carry therri, had demonstrated the same thing. , .1-ie,deukanded that the Regency should be invited to propose MeaSUrt•S of Reform, &c. for lhe'ordenanza, and' establish an improved plan for the organization of the armies, L!givnvo , the same time an a ccount to the Cortes of whatever may require their sauction ; in the understanding that the enthusiasm and patriotic ar• dour which animate the nation, determined never to submit to the tyrant, being considered, the Cortes Will - omit no means for carrying it into eact. The :proposition wai received. CADIZ, JAN. 3.—The Gazette of Arragon, of 11le .sth of I.).cembtir, 441 : Thu enemy advanced on the. 213th ult. by Lechago towards Alcaniz : our headquarters were in Villa del Cobo, and the division in Checa. :Our troops in AlOmbra direct their march, as appears, Montttiban or Aliggs, with the intention of taLing, by surprize, a lor4e portion of provi.ions from the enemy.—We understand that. the kiriga diet. .4mpecinado has lately entered Guadalakara, .an,d 1144.pat.t0 the Avordatfinit 200 Frenchmen. An equal tato has befullem a detachment of the move able e;;looto of La Mancha, wlttch was in Bal. :nonce. JAN. Valencian Army, since the retreat frtirt, UldeconA,Contioues.itt the samucantonirrents whiCh .it formerly —Occupied, without the enemy having ventured to advance. The commander in. Chief, Gene.ral liassecourt, employs all his' time and anivity in giving to the divisions of our army all the consistency and organization necessary for re.;estiblishing order and real strength, and for con solidating t li.tt economical system which is the only effectual resource tor the defenders of the country. • Letters-from Qrelmelo, under Vie date 01 the tith , of Doceint,tr, State that our army, resuming that vigour tt i,ich. a slight disaster had for a time in 'seine nw:lsilie dirnitirshed, will soon advance against th e em ." it It renewed prods &.ts of success.. The 'carps %c. is WaS :11)(MI to Ildv4110.: tow.irds Lorca re - treated yesterday, taking with them two regidores and a priest. There are shout 3500 men in Haze, commanded by General goy. .• TREGNAt., "The. .t.t.2.-I'htt. departure of tl:c French Iron; Llerena was . very Kocipitate.. It was lirececledhy tbe destruction of fortystwo mills in the neighbourhood of that town by Gcneral 1-I;tilasteroi, 'and hitortt tliis the maim' between Cazala end -dale:mai, in which the.rvgiment ,Lieitar rcomPoded of &no' Men, beat the enemy's movable eu1t1146,; eoinpo,d4' of 960, killing from tbo, to 200,. and taking )7 prison e r b , who entered this place yes terd , ay, •with 14 of our wounded.: On the 1 firth,' the enemy rclirqd to 44uaga, aud, 0000 of our in fantry altered Los .baros litp.,lowns.of,Friente .11 . ,restro, Acrochol, LfjNE.)ol . il i' tinted by It 1C U. l' L , I! ', i I iS. or No. 4, Niptiort,4ooo, I,',low.itreeti end Prbl i , , i - , • At lim ovNiOilixts, , No, ! i . 2, ~Liasli. w et; o iatferimomots, O f 44 i , ~ ~„„ , General Hatiasteros was in [Aerobe, and part ,of his division iu Valverde and tAilkthes. The enemy's; army, it is said, is tIOW its Fueota-Orejnea. AY AMONTIS, DEC. enemy have drawn out all the artillery- and, the' loin which they bad at_ Mogner, and the Convent ti to Luz, and have' taken the .direction of Seville by forced marches. They have lost a great thanrwaggons and baggage. It is supposed, they intend to remove from Niebla the. considerable depots which .they have there. LLea MN A Dee. ,t 9, -is-The enemy aband o n e d thi s town the (lay .belore yesterday, in consegnence of sour slightw but nteata attacks. Yesterday they halted at Aznagn,. where they presented all their torte to. t o n Cavalry , which mama:owed courageous ly, and obliged the enemy to tall back upon their ' infantry. We had a veryoanall number killed-on This occasion, but it Wai great, on account of the lois of tliat valiant Commander of the ea - witty sharp shooters, Don Joachim de Mora, who 'Vas' kiiled by a pistol.ball. His interMent took place oil the following thy with all the solemnity due to his valour and mew. The loss of the' enemy t xceeds 00 men, is to be added to that which his movable coulutun has'suslained, which was rowed yesterday in Guadalcanal Liy Gener:il illasteros.--s -• The Plena evecoatvd ,AZilagl this Winning, and as it is thought, prouevtled the - duedion a Seville. DF.C. illalley • and anoint; 14ogl.sa Otlic‘r have expostulated with Gene, al Bei hard for denying them cstulutriticath.n, and in con sewlellee ht: has permitted I hem to go in 111 idritl,=- (Jn the 14. h elite: etl thitt pl proceeding from Guadalaxata, 70 waggons and 401) hotter, laden wilt corn, escorod by :200 infantry, some cavalry, and three pieces of cannon. Belliard-has ordered that, atier night •fall„ no person shall remain at the Custom Houses, and that the. money end other ello:its which might be useful to the Patriots, who have latterly visited them, be brought away. 12 —lt is said that. 10.111111 TO ", 50431 t intends to set. nut for Los Puertos, and that on the 17th he will .eniet Cadiz. The exaction lit the coot' itnitioas I*, so severe, that we will all soon be reduced to nomithpity. 18,--The French ate usiiig veal exection, in forming a train lit artilieny, which is to . !iet on the 2lst, and it is said, that at the saute time Mot tier will march with the reuLtining part of his division for liadajoz. On Wednesday she '43d the , Honourable Mr. Lister, only, son .-f Lord Ribblesdale, attained the age of (...?t, and althoughllie chstilLteristic of that noble t I were - deterred to a inure sea sonable part cat the year, yet the puoter classt's sus stained no delay in receit ing the intAt bountiful: - at tention and ,relief.-13ftides a plentiful supp y 4 goo cheer to the neighbourhood, a most liberal 'end appropriate distribution of blankets, flannels, cods and :money, Was ordered throughout the .rna nors an.l tipo:i Isis Lord.d,lVs re sidences iu Craven.-111 Loking into Ow prera,4e we, observe a very :remarkable coincidence. The period of this young gentleman arriving at toll age, is pre cisely.thc cou.pktion tbe the hundredth Routver• of the fatnily' iettlensenu in the parish of Gistittriji. , !, htch their chiet residence. Nth continued ever since El. 11: 13 i 1 . BANUURY,QLD atld Sa turtlAy, t;te ts-111 and 19th ult. tilo.%•ards of 1.5 u persons, c..-orniaising iill the landlords, and a grcat number. di rtmiyict ,t>l o , tr,, c l e s t n ett of the to wn do d vicinity of I,3aithury, dated in a lirge caik, .ne%4 ly eret::tco there, up .41I14.; of 70 tael in circumference, and t 3 felt high, coniaittint.r,, when fill), 1200 bur. refs, or 46)00Q rgttlons. .1.. t the wine tithe, ab out an equal tutrober o f nio.;irdlilei and labouters, t i 3 n, ally employed about the lireo ery, dined in an ad joining room over the-caiki, and parts ok of the hi larity of the dty in plenty' of good old Englt.,l ) che.cr—lloast Beet, oil Ale, &e. songs, and loyal timAts, concluded th's tt siivaistette. Nothing C3O he more' doll. and unedilyttig titan the acenums of spurts and pavlimes tha pre-tent day, Compared with those of older tintei, there seems Ai much deget:eracy in ow breed 91 hones ao men. For. Mr. COOPRIt THORNHILL, in rode three times up and down, and up again, trunk Stilion to f,nndon, in all ,2 t miles, in I I hours had 33 ini. nines s:' , secoodi.- Iced Clover White ditto Tretoil Ityc4;r4as . Tornip !tea 4114 C reed • - W hire. ,'‘liitard SetEl 13rmird ditto Carniwuy seeds - Cori;ioder JEN N ISON 51,1070.. Esq ia..1759, rode. a match rtgaimt time, at Newmarket, t 0 wiles and a (itiar ter in one ',war am; 4.9 ruinutet t 7 seconds. --- And above all, ;he tnemoroble performance of Mr..10n14, Woonoucm. ii 37tit, proved the bottom both of luau and hur,e.—He rode 2900 mites ill e 9 successive days.,-tbe obligation being' to ride too miles each day, on one and , ,the same ho rse each day. One of the days the bathe he sot out with tired at the end of-. 60 atilt s. lie was forced to take a new horse and do the whole too miles— so that he rode 160 miles on that day. it was per. formed over Newmaiket Heath. l';,iCG U N ttV A-Gll. _ Kent, el. 6, to 71. /0. Sue4ett, tss. tu.64. 6s. 11..4e‘, t7s. fto 0.. Yearling 11,iga A. 4 i . s. to r•s• I:l4gi •to. Old Hope, zoo. to On Saturday seentlight, in the evening, as Mr, and Mis. Reeve, of Uppinglintn, were posying 'over. Wansford Bridge, in a post-elwise, one ofthehorses havitig taken fright, l eape d over t h e wall, and re mailtdcd suspended till the harnesi wits cut, when he . was precipitated into, the river, from whiCh be was got o4t %vitt) great difficulty : the bone died t short tilue after. KA VI IteA Heilcri & Cteerb.(per bt.) AN 61 to 26 Middlingt zd to Si 4 slicarlitagi Oxford k itbOtit to experience some very consi, derable itoprotements., A great outnher of terent hatthei belonging to Christ's and Br4zen-nose Colleges; are, on the early expiration of the pre , elit ledes, to be pulled down, and the streets In tileir neighbourhood are to be wideued, iice. It isalso nropoied to open dgrand avenue to Christ's College,' , by t browitig 'duty ti the nest of dirty houses which at present Obscures its front. PitICE of Stdames'i Market 4s. s';• Clare Nl. - akci ' 4v. S Wiliteeltai). Market 4s. 1 1 . per4t4lite 01 Slit Alierage prßie 13 4: 1 : '4lll. - A young worn.in of genteel appearance, was pre. vented trom plunging. Into the l'ttames, ott Saturday evening, abut seven o'elocli, by two Watermen, Who towed Up at the moment. She attempted to run up the steps site had cles'eended, but fainted, and wits-utmveyed:to a. neighbourilik 'pubile-honie. On searchnag. her, there Wai bound 'a lette: ,- -tlttdressed 10 . a person-or reititti.,i,thiiitv, 4rllo,'Ufr to berNtiftiter,! and the untormihne irfrl was ton.; aided toter borne. • shttlrhy.%Y I LI.I ANV A It•M fell it Sc 1 , M5l tnot • t:c}r you are or the Pc r, tt:tirs for the gre, fput,rifyiei) rnizbt ikta dieigati. CZ firIfICATES. • . . ' F eb. 2 3. t •.Wsketeici, Wilton, Chester, nurcnia,, Gewhurst, ?two's, UpiKeittetet o T. Cole, Woodbridge, Sutfoilt, butclief. W. lorcian s Grounwich, metal-worker. liet S. Showell, China terrace, Latnneth , inutic*Se I .'Chantp, Chichester, nioney-scrivene r. T. , ,Rondall, Oxford. linen-dtaper. • , ou• 4 0, W. U. 'Shaw, Sr. Paul's Church -yard, warol T. Richardson, Waterside, Yorkshire; dye. T. G. Kendall, Liverpool, tnerelonr- Ntalre A. Tomlinson, Little Vroyisdeo. L ane Jihire, 5 1;04 ,1 E. :ioutletige, sen. and E. RiAttieciVs Cumberland, drovers I • S. isrickwood, Stoke.NewiV on, bre'met. T. Grcetne sod W. Nletca ll e , Aattin I • chants. V; • Banks, King-street, Cheapsi,te, lilienAtraPer• K. I.; King, Gracechurch-etreet, tohma.onist. ,0 D'Arcy o I'. Morgan, T. Milat„ l ,4, l eouver, .and B. Stowe, Caper's -bridge. l'"'" B IR rti. et: l,4 ; If n the 19th of Noveitiberia:t) at Mohr . • Majqr- General Gordon Drumm o nd, of a Il?>1 • •, , , r kr A f On the aoth ult. at . the Patisli Ch u rch 0 iito i lic S (n c euer i il l izn i t ) ii. , : , :iu b E y s, I t 1 if Cockle. ss • o i f t : : t c o i v t ht . : tio i : lin C e ,' i i efi l n li , tt a ) n n m d :dc " n t i ' t t :: Ou t : i igi l . . ,c .) .. Hugh Ii ;s, c: N: : I ili c ii e s jo r i t s.r . , .:. ,:s : Ali,s Ilamet Moss. to I* ti ii Thursday last.' at' 11.1rple.bonne Clie , ~ t 4 blis s Kinbbs, of Lelitinci; stica, Mani:OKl On FridaY 'last, Lieutenant, toreni3ll,.at ill only A u., 1,, co , P°lhi. ll , of the Hont.harit.india CO ) cutta Go c at Yesterday, at Westhatn, Er(sex, john - liui I, to Miss Morgan, of the twiner Pig" Dal). . feo - 1 On the 23d and 24th ult. of an intln i " e hoot Charles Spurting, only son. anti Sopina SI ) "' 0 0,7 doNiller at William Spurting, Esq, afl' elluil. shire. mr. c ° 0: ;:i t:.,,,t i .., ti, :: i i:v . ~., iy : ,L, .e.i‘ h : ltv . ,ce. . 1 :: ::,n cars st: : 1 ica a . is y litu ot r t 3 ir. l ty t lov e , 3: : voce' 1 ,: B :‘,, I t' li h n ju la 31 1 kt : r : it i s la: that .. tat t at :vf Taylor, te H i Iw a . a n i t i 1 0 i 1 t l .it i e 1 lar . r s t s I i))nctt, i n i: i i ,an t b :s r I, 0 ii: ::j of 1;ingstoll• ti ..,,, 01 04 nte dab at 'Laney, Mrs. M.•• , 1 ,, e I / II Thursday lasl 4 Mot. 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