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r ;-1; 14 ^: ,~~,: ;~ ~`sj , i t. 1 ii i i ~;,, , is: .i.doE' , N MAIL. The Liihon Diary of 'November the 4th contains a tr. . the. Sp tnish General POI) Carlos His.. patina, Genet : Aof the troops in Old Castl ti e, nder themrdels of his Excellency Don Fran,'cisco Xavier de Castatins, to General Thiebault, Governor of the Seventh French. Government, at, the conduct of the French Gen. Mouton, who ordered some Spanish prisoners of t liePiasseurs of Castilnto be put to death within 24 hours after they had been taken, for which ,d ordered an equal number of French prisoners to be pet to d'etith. in retaliation ; and he de sires the General to make, it known to the other French Generals„ that as often as a similar violation shall be coma itted,. it shall in like mariner he retak attd.• He says that the conduct e of the Spaniards' has been far from justifyitv 'nf sorb . barbarity. " tior ExcellencY,", ,says he, " may inquite ,of the 70ili Regiment, which was in Estretuadura, under'Oe' , .eral Replier, or of Colonel Le'Jeune, Aide-de-Camp to the • Prince of Neufchatel, who, being made prisoner •by the Patriots, receiv ed from General Casidnos all the' coinf, its which he could ,iesire; Let this be compared with. the in-' faino.ts conduct of a Mouton and others, who have repeatedly caused cur soldiers, and even some of our Office's, to be 'assassinated', because they were un able to ke , p tto with their conduelors in their forged marches: I gne )oeu f o. understand, chat generosity Form have' its limits ; ;and- that the - national - venge ance inns! .be exercised when necessary. I have beet , informed that the Spanish soldiers taken in Sala ,lnti.:tect. were bound by a cord rotind heir necks, and fastened 04'0. and two, ' while the.prisoners of the Allied Army march at In erty."—The letter con cludes, " God preserve your Excellency many years, tui ant of Spain." ' • , VALUNCI4 DB ALCANTARA, OCT. 24• , .....The Spa nish Generil ,on tire .t(3111 transmitted his prisoner, 'G-netal Renaud, to his Excellency Lord Welling , ton, requesting him that he -would be pleased to keep him in a place of security till he could be dis posed, of by our General in Chief. The prisoner manifests the greatest irritation anti vexation at -what. has befallen him, as when he was' taken he was gone out to .make a reconnoitring. - AL'.GEStaAfi i . NOV. 1.--011 tim 48th nit. a severe edict, for the prevention of desertion, was pnbl by General, Ballesteios.. It enacts, that all t .se who receive and harbour deserters, and even the neighhoorltwho know of any tlesertes, do, not give • information against them to the Go‘,erriment, shall suffer the punishment ot 'cot,fis , align of all their goods, and .be obliged to seive in arms for eight years, Which, if they are invalids, they shall pass' in: the g irrton ot Ceuta Lago s one league from Born( . . • • . • Nov. 6.--The vittory obtained yesterday by this divii , ion under General •Baliebtrrns, over 2000 'of er•eliiy:ord , l ibe.cointnaod of Gent-rat Seattle,. is, as it Avert.; toe second part of that ut Ximenn,- and its tesulq,lnust t,e even more'imporiaut, Our sotttirrs matht a g'reat booty, not less, it is said, in „money an.' 'ltems, Ihan.,looo AmOng „the tAed on the Rut of the enemy is the Comma( dant at the r,•giitses,t, No. and an tong the bp•iil a tsrav fine bort-, which eve believe our. Genetal in . tcpds, tor the Governor of Gib altar. Nov. 7.—Tho Corriteiclor of this town has pub tollowing letter, which he received iron. Gt-oerol fltiteSteroi. " General Ballesteros has'the honour to communicate to the Senor, the COrre.gi, 7 dor•of M.•,esiras, that he may make known to the, noble iiiitabitants of his itirisdielion the complete vi Cory g titie.l hy the arms of 'his Majesty. 'Part of the ar,G ty (of th, enemy), the whole park -dud equipage, a number - of horses and mules, .t infinity on.,;, , ikvti and, tipopsacks, have: (Alen into the buds of these viCtorious troops, and the field was kit co , erred with dead , • ,13,A',LI.EsTEtteft. " Yield of Battle between Xerez and Borneo, Nov . . 6, 13“." V,ALIT.NWA, , OCT. On the 7th inst. the:Bl - 'de •Eroieg ent t l Jgn,st.+da, - .atni . surprise(t the French onsisting 500 tuen, to whom be, p,ave quarter.. He ktheti 300, and the iest e..cape , t, leaving it)o ho tit, bridled and 111. , iOtis tiOd Ilth inst. the, smile CettimaOlcr took at' Cevera 380 prisoners, I Oxen, 600 '7OO quwtels rneat,,4oo of .wheao, aod a quantity at oats. After this anion; Et oles marched. for T3rraga, Wit6rr the li'tenit were who had escapelt.froto Ig hatadtt atit 'Cer.i-ra, in number . about 600'men, Au,ont, he' tnadtlprisont;rtt, and who arrived yriter . . :a n y at Villantiva tla Sitejes, whence they ate to he -to'Niajorcie .'fitter these three actions, 1300 14 . ! nch kit 'Nl6,.(s.:Trat, ,which tlity garri. , outd, :tvacu tiu that plar:e, and marching tor Tarragurm „ VAE,P.NCIA A. ALCNTARA, Nov."ou perior Junt4 ,of thi.opfovince, vvhen they leorned that hi, ExLelkticy General 4111101 d arrived.in it, sent one of flitir Members - ,' ,the Alatqui4 De 1;t . tvlan.et.li, to compliment hid), oaring hint every itosi,once in their' pomer, to which hts.Excelleney tcpneo in the most Iltittering,tcruis. • LISBON, Nov. 12:—They 'write from Seville,. of the (Lite of 31, that Getter6l.ooDlNqT, with ,a part of 11;:i enteiewSet tile from ;he cl-ttnp.at SA+ li-que, w'hich Ge;leriei, at er having-had a con. fetence with So r. killed liiiristit ; that on the 29 h, a!iOther General, whose nalne iq not I,lnnw,n, but wlro 'also arrived ;it ( li t -d in consequence of his:wounds :' that Sooi.T on the 2d inst. ~et oot parerniadura, and passed the Diglit at , Cons , tantioa, whence he hact' sent' off a P a " or his t-aggage, acid sotne detachments of the 41: CS iolonirr, No. 103 iliat,th'e force with SiaiLT (if Iji'e regitnents' infintry 'Nos. 2, 0; to - 3, Ow 4 h Polish; and,from 2. to 300 dragoons, r s Of o ni:.uent regiments," amounting in the vi hole to 4 .+;111 twn ; liiat it was said that in ti=e ;the: neighbourhood 6i Seville, an d i n on the rokfl, there were' more troops which 114 J .ht, -awe de,t;o41 1 0() , that the said troops from S. ville !qi.i* gun their march oil the 'tit inst.) that GvoluT, having been joined by 3000 n -ten item the ct.l - 1:a of Victor:, had- attempt:ll bn Generat BALtasikaos, whO had retir::d the artillery - Gibialtar and Go2nixot perceiving• he would pin to acivantao, and the "French soldiers having . had nothing to eat but biscuit for, eight days, began to retreat, while.BALLastmtos harassed his rear guard, and - caused 'the - te2,:- ment, No. 55, to loose not less •thnn 'three hull . -dred men in killed, wounded, and prisoners,..witich produced a among reptehension (torn Souta, and the constquent suicide of GoniNPT. P. S. On the 3d inst. at eleven in the wonting", 1000 infantry 'and 200 horse, from the corps of DROUET, ,entered Merida. Lifiß6N, Nov. 18.--Not a word of news 110111 the Army. The sickness decreases very fast. _The follow - ing is an account of the aelual situation of our Army —lst Divieu2n, at Ligioze,. near Celerico ; ditto,, Alentejo ; t3d ditto, Alhergaria ; 4th ditto, Villa de Cenci.; &c. near Barba del Porca ; nth ditto,' .Guarda ; ditto, Penseis, near quarda; 7th chi: to, Pell3 Alan ; Light ditto, Guinaldp, and on the tight 'batik Agneda ; General vision, Mufscblla ; ERC LIANt'S ditto, 'Bell naonte, Castello. Branco, and Abranies ; SLADE'S ditto, Esp' ega, Gallego's, Sturera, Elbadon ; AN. Freividoa ; De GREY'S, AIVETC3 j LON G' Alentejo.; Eltissars and" g . th Light Dragoons, Pena Maca, and to the right. Head-quarters, Trey, nedos. I.S. Aktt 1.4,150 n, r Guerriscy, riersey. c Dublin, k'v atCrtur(i. 1)u) --r Cadiz, Brazils.' PRICE OF STOCKS' VIUs DAY Ar TWELV f , '9I.OCK Consols . 63U I beds aim. 62i11 Uranium i isctis. T S U N. QUIS FALSVILI AUDLAT? t 0 N .0 0 N, I'UCSDA•Yi DECEMBER 3, 1811. We .have made some extracts from the Lisbon Papers which arrived yesterday; they are ail, of a ch•:.ering dtsciiption, 11)e gallant and adive BAL LF.STEROS has obtained blither and more dei:isive successes over the corps of .GourNoT during 'n s ‘tetreitt tram, Sault ROqUe, 'General Gontrior,, it is said, shot himself at fiorilie, in cons , ..queflCC of a severe reprimand • which he received from , SOULT; fur leis fptlnri ogninst BALLAvrpiZtia. •. ; We were this,rnorning. favoured with the•follow ing extract of a liter ' EXT:IACT OF A LATTBII FROM CADIZ, DATED NO. VEMBER 14. You Ire, I ,presurne, already acquainted with the brilhant exploit of General HILL, apinst the Division' of General .Gt RAND ; but probably this may convey to you t he fist account of the recent aehicve. tnents of our brave BALLESTEItoS, win.? left the greund he occupied before Gibraltar ih pursuit of a, part of the French diyision of GODINOT, came up ith him at Ximena, and atter ht;ating his rear, pro.' ceeded to , lint nos, where he surprised and 'completely routed a tcorpa of 2500 French, commanded by .Ge neral SamELET, taking a number of prisoners, 6 great quantity of arms and eon/Will/ ion, and all their. baggage. Atter performing this gallant exploit, the brave and a6ivel3xLmtsTtrtos returned to St.Roque, wherehe hat united i force of 7000 Spaniards, who have been joined by 3000 English, including thegarri r son oll'ai ifs. Weare in anxious expedation of news from ,ValenCia, where , We 'know, there has been 'Au action on the 25th tilt: bet ween'l3l...AKE and SucJie'r, with a view to oblige the latter to raise the siege: of Sagentam, which it is said could '‘.not be aCcont:. plished." Some mare'French Papers have arrived: They bring- very little news, bin they.coutaitva cations report 'of the:Frendi Mon: ter of Maiine to Buot4k ri;ikTit,' respetting the action between the rTrit.i , ,l "and , French frigates off Madagasaar. It iiipcars the aceounts transmitted by theFrenellaiiCelS de scrib.; the action ditferntly; and the Minister code3s'es very candidly that he is quite puZzled, by their cptli trachtitory reports. Orders,' howevt.r,. have been is sued that ,Captain, Lc Caren,, of t he' Clorinde (which • arrived some time ago at Brest), Should be tried by a Court-?vlarttali and' it is not very difficult to anti cipate his fate; for one of the charges preferred, by artier of. BtioNt,PAATE, is, that " lit preferred Ins life to his libour." It is rather singular that 800-, tvAfAttTe did not order a Court-Martial on the Of ficers ,commanding. the sixty _sail of ves,elS which sailed from Boulogne on the 21st of September, to attack the Naiad at four English sloops al :war. The French Officers•did upon that occasion most noturiouily prefer their lives to their honour, for they ran sway 'as fast as they could . ; but perhaps BUOUAPARTE did not think, an invv..stigalion diCtlt, as he himself was one of thein who . on Op ,occasian aeted upon the principle of suave fient; or, in English, " the D—l take,the hindmost.", Government fgeeiveci Letters jay 'it) . Wra..l.4,NoToN, Ltte.l the 13th ult., but ility contain nothing of itn, , ortance, except a courittnattob of the imPros7ingitealtb of our Army, which remained in its former position.. We have received the .Spanish General GIRON'S fiCeginli of the destruEtionof the - French corps at Arroyo de Molino. He speaks in the most entirtf siastic terms of:the British General and his troops but as his letter is merely a repetition of the account published in the Gaiette, we have not thought it • necessary to insert it, I,VO hate received American Paper; to the 3d Wit. but they contain no news. Congress was to avet on the 4th. • Letters from.llublin, we are sorry to say, still represent the Cout►ty of Down as s being in a Jis turbed state: An oath of a most diabolical de . scription haS been administered by some miscreants, but we trust, that,' by the exerii:m , of the Magis trates, tranquility will soon he'iestored• . NAVAL i\t\VS. PLYMOVTti DEC. i.—Arrived this morning the sl - OP Rang4', h , longing and bound to London; from the - with a valuable cargo; was captured a few days since by a French schooner privateer, acd reclptured shoi tly afierwards, a few leagues to the Westward Scilly, by the Recruit brig of war bound from Purtsmouth to Halifax. PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 2.—At'rived his -Majesty's frigate Hotspur, Hun, Capt. BARRY, frotit off Chet,- burgh; alyu th e North Star and , the Aptilon laud trosu Lli s bnri the 29th Regiment. The Canopus, !pt. INGLIS, left the Mediterra nean fleet watering at Minorca . on 'die Ist of last inenth. • YA4MOUTit, Dap. 2.4—The , Friends,vESlßL'ETON, master, a( and (torn Blyth, bound to London, will; coals, struck on the. Scroll Sand and sunk. Crew saved. . DRAL, DEO e.—Arrived• the Sportsman from St. lihes, Mineral Spring frorn.Lisbon, and the Parazon from New' York; with - several others, particulars not known. FALMOUTH., Nov. 30.—Arrived the Ranger fro:n she 8r.1z,18, after engaging the Juno. French priva teer of t(i guns and, 105 men for nearly an hour, hut , was at 'length taken ; the privateer had one man k kie .rid four wounded : the Ranger Was after- Wards teiakens by the Recruit sloop of war. Sailed his , Majesty's ship Rapid on a crnize ; the Aroaon packet tern in .:;. Arrived the 'oldr/borough packet, with a mail from Lisbon: 'left the Tagus on the i pith Yemenlay the 'Duncan, of 74 guns, was launched frorn'tite / dock of Air. DuDNIAI4, el Deptford, in the presence of a pea ntnither of' spectators. We hive the pleasitre to Fay, s hat • the PruNcit's foot is daily acquiring stic , igth, :Intl getting better, Yesterdoy the P incess CitA O LTTR of WALEs, accompanic&by Lady Dr, CLIFT9RD, went to OatlandS, on a visit to the PRINCr: E2; eatir:t After taking an ,early dinner with het.' ROYAT. FATHER and the Duchess of , :Yam in his own' anarttnents, her !OV A L HtouNass returned. 'to Warwick flouse in the evening. CROWN ANt) wis yesterday a meeting at this place of several persons who deco= urinate theMselves Friends to the Liberty of the . Ness, io order to copsider of the proptiety o f raising 'a Subscription for Mr. WHITE, the printer of a weekly paper, who was lately tried and acquitted on an indictment for a libel. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT was in the Chair, arrd addressed the meeting on the Occasion. _He chiefly , dwelt on the sufferings of Mr, Wit F, who.had been imprisoned for a former libel, and vl,l his courage in meeting a trial, con. ri'ary to the advice of his friends, and not permit!ing. judgment to go by default. In the . course of his speech, which consisted almost entirely of common- plow topics, the Baronet was very, bitter in bis'coili• ments upon the ATTORNEY-GENECUAL ; but he tin, , i,!;itt proper, afterWaids, with . astonishing to signify that official men ought not to be at- id d 'tnet el y because they w e re official ir,eit , bit t ge nerously allowed t [tern 'the coinntint right to defend their charactet‘s i KO also allowed the possibility that ,Jurors Might give erron eous ver did s , b ut he doubt less. meant,/ when those' verdicts were hostile to the principles' which, he and his party espoused. In the cxeess Of ,his liberality , his admitUd besides, that mo n who used the press for ..th e! purpose of malice and deff:imation ought to be aineuable'to the law, but, as if *he' thought this last Conces4ion tiii . g'ot be deetud to bear ,luird against ce ta in periodical writets,, he viite of one of them by 'n ;tree, and repre.iented. him too.as a fit 6Sject for a subt,cr;pi ion. „in conclusion, he recommended a subscription in- behalf 'of Mr. WHIM expressing his" re4ret that it was not to be expetted that a su.n could be-raised sufficient ;fur the relief of all whom he was pleased to consider us the victims of legal oppression. He was followed by Alderman , Woon, Mr. WAITIIMAN ; Mr. M`MAKO'N, and a Mr. WALKER. , The Alderman read the Resoluritins in favour of th, sub ~ct intion for Mr. Wt,tura, and Mr, WALKER. he120.(1 , at t he. They w e r e o t ' course a d opted, hut the 111110011 t Of the subs , rtption was nit steted. Tb.wks tip,m the Clwiran were moved and passed," and ilte Meeting' di,persed, in'ELAND. . . CATrOLIC DEL a3ATEII. Drlblin rapers,ter the 306 ult. state, aat rent glions only are to be proceedel upon against Chief Justice Downes, by Messrs. Taaffc, Bdrke, Ilieen, ar,d Sr - it:log. Dr. Sheridan,, it is said, declines to '. prosecae jlomlg9tives of delisacy„hayial his case strel:gtheneThjlis Tate acquittal. Vrom a similar delicacy, the a6tions arc brought only in the Courts .. of--:"Exchequer and Common Ileai (two in.each): • and none in the King's Bench. ' The notices were ~ served on the Chief Justice on, he 17th 'of Odober, -, by Mr. O'Call:rgiraa„ 'et zoi-ney for the p, acid .0 11 fi the 20th of , Novembe r the writs were served; and r, in the ensuing . Term' the actions wilt come on foc p trial. - . • - 4 I The following are copies of the letters add res s ed ,, to the - „f j ord Chief „ju stice ; b y the Attorney l' Catholic - Delegates , upon 110 occasion of ierving the original Notices of th e a n ions which they brought : against him, and of the form of Notice:— : . ' Dublin, 19, Lower Ormond Quay' " Niii LORD, Oct. ti, arr. I atnemployed as Attorney for the Cathol underou ic Geo- i rk tu en, . Who have laely been arrested G ear 4 Lordship's .warrants ; th e y have been advis (as i the onlyeff e tl ua l arsd solemn mode o f try ng i ed i heir rights) to bring anions look' imprisonment. aOlost the INLygiitatte who issued thole warrants. I am, therefore, au. their part, to :assure your LordsiP, you or is t_ ot h r . :nt the gists which w ii i : : is o c o l : It station n s I r u y . h.i%c,ria you o o u t . r e t a: ettmit ,or fro m t he necei ., ,ity' 41 the ease, and trom ilia peculiar cirLurn- arrests, that thhe;verroi:s°.t'litrse.tlictuatePtlllic jogs against your Lordship. You will thereture, (1 am persuaded), re' t '''' tisfird that in serving the necessary rupices fur this purpose, pursuant pbrsuant to the Statute, ',either th.Pg'it tlemen nor myself. mean any thing in the sls' tt soeircviticip, r h ot t feindse. . . degree disrespectful or offensive to your Lorilliol i • " I have the honour to be, , " liow,Vico O'Cio.dvorroi. 44 To the Right Hon, Williami)ovvi,cs,4irc. "". .-.._ , . " Your Lordship's obedient servant, 0 1 S TO THE RIGHT HON'. WILLIAM DOWNE, OIS _ }.3V I , 5 ; TICE OF MAJESTYS COURT OF KING'813010" the IRULAbIb. , , , SIR, You 6 r pan St. having on or about the gth diY °' , , la as one_pf his NlAjesl's Jusuces of the Voci and for the - County of the CiYiif Justices C 3ll ,' e me to be in a certain place• situate in the °° 11 , 1 , /tY ; o r ' unlawfully arrested, etc 'o an d "' l i the said city, tor a long space of time to "' I . do ile space of four hours then next‘fOlinWing ' . 0 therefore, according to the form of the Statute I such case made and provided, hereby give Y° s tw o i tice, th a t I shall at, or SOOll after the expiration. , one. calender month, from the time of your beog Lxcheuer in Ireland, apinst 'served , with this notice, ,C;1115C a writ of 1 /1 1 minis to be stied forth of his Majesq's C`Yil.tioc thesaid and shall proceo! arrest and imprisontrient, against you thereupon according to the law, Dovill this Ig h you at IllY'Sl3ii) ." -I— day of 06tober, 121 I. • Dorn iiiick-strdut, Dobiin, (signed) GROGORIC SCtial.oo,,. COURT OF ...---- ' It ' its day the Grand,Jury came into Court, o'l tlitt totiowing communication was read from the KING'S PENCIL Nov. aS. t'L'N- to the 13ench :-- Grand luryltoo.lll, 28th Nov. all. , The Grand Jury having seen an assertion whicfls N . vas published in The Freenzo'n's Journal of Ye sl V cs'aY, tinder the , head of " TRIUMPH OF. THE c ° : t,t w lo ) :l , l l,_. a re cta u n ti T i I s l ew : : i ni ele t c: i oh n n i u s t 8 :( F 3 t ei u g h e r! can dfne f i following I etyl:ltv‘te,h(i)olBl3og3;lolpahgpusiebepiariP,toc4itlrituay:fgior:cpiitil:l:ll::o,or:l;sc:hillt ' ~ I.,(}ri.` obvious motives we must cnovol, thai .P i , f , brili were foand in the Grand Jury by a *PT' 1 .°47;1'0°w1.1,6 ‘ ° v N e LY tti : e Grand Jury, 1111X1100961Y I,eirliil F.vt.sz and UNFOUNDSD. The exertllo NATHANIEL IioNE,F-- For Selt and Fellow -Jams. ,‘ judgment of the Court was P" sem - ' P Mi . 1:1' 'k "ghat)), after an . J udge DAY. Mr! Bing Lain was senttnced t? ~,f Inirisoned three inonttiN ; to pay a fine to the Ivii,s °I . 3001.; and to give as su.eties for keePl,oo Peace, his own reponsibitity in 100u1. an''' - Others iu 5001. each. ....................................-- or A larg e detachment of the 9.5111 Rifle corps ti irnpres,ive address trolvd the olininand of Captain Glasse, embark this o r ' for - Portugal. Tile 2d battalion of the gosh reginieni is o ' rd - ertA io Ibnriao.antni.t.erylG:eellnanneßrdao.ligT4oltirviasain,fihnneNlsrceiiiiernaelnftrowmasori:llliosen‘dvghbibcfs iti:, The 4111;bat catkin of the_ 60th regiment, • • • h os stitione , l at Newport, has Marched,to Sandown 0' racks , Isle of Wight. ascc G r itbie:ooe:rr::: at C. 4 eet C c. srei , ien i sd p t 3 t sinz a nel i Eclti t miles :I .t - I UTTON, hOtlitti frOal• ll7;1021, On the. lOtb.or,f. November a vessel, csilhnednti: , adiz, mistaking the port of St. LUCar far " 1 „ - e 4 ' a Cadiz, was sailing in, when she Nies itto:ic; row.boati, witri s fir Lin mtheen,shoonrde, cbayptuforeuar o r t i s, j o ' to STti.leri,:aCr;P'st,aibut'itPmff' est:nog:44le:: !;: h a l ,: t ei i ,: e a i i rl i , by on the ttith by the interference of A‘itHral Woe 'cont.emplat ion to cut a road from Soil to The Nottingham Journal,of,gaturday Match nil t4Ol the measure`; had reeoutsa d the si' • . ' ' . -me di:-Nsition to mischief still continue 0 d o which nealy a mi le will ha bavo to side of Westrainster.o4," rasped for the laws, have hitherto had no otb e d es Th e hoske" cv et fed then to conipel the rioters, to' adopt a little 1,, i 0 circutwaPettiott in their operations • g agreed to make a seasonable mtvance of s lope b i o cl: pa i r to t ut l l 3 t e l eiiruSaior'rrileitYAme°lll, tirUtlCteh.e !Titbrine' of lure saf et y ' d e b silk hose. ' d rill - e r ' , BaEsti.-To.day the Loan NlA.vott an a it to men, atier insetding the Bettor's, °talc /;411 2d, per pei,lt.--•Quartern Loaf Isi '*ll 1