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terunt, vice Chatcpion, who eichstiges. Archibald Far. githar.oo, t,,0,t to be Cornet; by purchase, vice Lord rowich, .noted. 4th Plan, it .jor EvJn*lohn IsioGregor Murray, trout the 3,t lo be Major, vice Nat tiamyde, . who ex. ci:anices. 9th Uitt,o, Lieutenant •Deciit Mahon to be Captain of a Troup,)), purchase, ice Uonteiti, recitai. t' 14 Lieute without purchase, Cornet joint 14. Kerr. Cornet George boss. Cornet K. M. !ay. to':► Ditto, Cornet Thbinas Montgotnerie to be Lieutenant, by purchase, Ice 'ebb. proniuted. 1201 Ditto, Lieuttham Colonel Honourable Fryderick C Ponsonhy, front the 230 Light Dragoons, to be Ltoutenaut lonel, without port:Just! Cornet William Dowttall to he Lieutenant, Without purchase. Cornet lames Chatter. toll to be, ditto. dames Calderwooti, Gent. to be Comet, vice Powdal I. _ _ . t4tli'Ditto, Lieutenant loam Townsend to be Captain of a Troop, vice Knipe, dead of his wounds. Cornet William Vcrcy to be Lieutenant. vice Townsend. Ist Regiment or toot, Lieutenant Joseph leflaries, from the Libya! East Middlesex Militia to he knsio. 3d Ditto, W, Fargoltalson, Gent to be Ensign, by purchase vice pilalony, who retires. 4th Ditto, Lieute n ant Edv‘ard Rawlin i, froth .the West- , Sul!Mk Militia, to he Fosip. 6th Ditto, knsigo Grenville Bradhial to be Lieutenant; without purchase, vice tioey, who resigns. nth DitiO, Lieutenant Lewis Bowen, tram the Royal Car. itii,imen Militia, to be Lieutenant, Silt Dolt), Brevet Lientenant.Colonel Petek Thomat Ro• hearth to be .t.ieurenant Colonel, without purchase. Cap:. taitt 'fbottAs Ituec to he Major, vice Robetton. Lieute.. naut }ono Fitz Gerald m be Captain of a Company, vice Limier+ Michael I lanagan to be lieldetiant, vice. ritzGerald, William Kidm4n, Cent. to be Lnsi h, vice FianaAati Aiidrew Robert Chitleton, tient. to be ilitto, without . purchase, vice Willatis, promoted in the Myth Foot. 13 tit Ditto, Quarter. Master lohn Kemple, front the ith Car. riaon Hattaiion, to be Adjutant (with the rank of knalgn,) vice Hell, deceased. 2i ih Ditto, Quarter. Master !obit Sinith, from the 32d Foot, to be Quarter-Mastiff', vice Charles, who ex. ciianges. 3td Ditto, Quetei.Master Edward Charles, from the asth Foot, to be 'Quarter.Maater, Vice Smith, Who eXchariges. 3 ith Ditto, Lieutenant Cairnerois Nesbitt. from the 6th 6artion Batt.llioni to be Lieutenant, vice Howaid, who exchanges. Eiroign Anglia M'Pherion td be Lituten. nt, vice Semphill, deceased. lbhn Ripley, Gent. to be En. sign, vice Nl•Pherson. 40 Ditto, Lieutenant Donald Grant, jun. from the Inver si,s6 Mi!W . A to be linsign. both Dittd, Brevet Major'William Smith, from the toad Foot, to be Caption of.. a Company, vire Vyvyan, who exchanges. 45th Ditto, Lieutenant Joseph Dover, from the Cumber. land Militia, to be Entagn. Ensign George Wiliiaro It eeeley, from the Royal Westmoreland Militia, to be ditto. 69th Ditto, Ensign Luke Clover Finn, from the Fife Mi to lie Ensign. 74th Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Davies, front the Royal East Middlesex Militia, to Entign, 77th Ditto, Lieutenant Patrick nand to be Captain of a Company, without purchase: Ensign Peter WilliAttS, from the Stit Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase: Ensign Charles W.. Hill to be Lieutenant, vice Baird. ygth Ditto Alexander Brodie to be Lieutenant, with. out purchase, vice Dawes, promoted in the 77th Foot. Ensign lobo Marquis, from the Inverness Militia, to be 7*th Ditto, Thomas liminess,. Gent. to he Ensign, by put. curse, vice M Wougall, promoted in the 75th Foot. o s, i),tto, Robert Chapman, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Barlow, whO reigns. 9,;0 Ditio,''Lieutenant William Vaientine Graves, from the File Ensign. qsui Ditto, Ensigo.lolso (Owlet, from the Sussex Militia, to be Seclort I.le.lterraitt. 9,4t0 Ditto, At ~ j us General. the Honourable Montagu Ma. irom lialf.pay of the t t4th Foot, t, be t.olonei, vice the Earl ci Lanthaff, resigilect. seed Ditto, Captain Wilil.woith 1' (Age. from the Nova Scotia Felicibles, to be Captain of a Compiol, lice - is cxcli..oges• to:iti•Ottio, MA jut lobo Hetidasyde, &corn the lith , Light lira it,oni, to be Xi4jor, vice Murray, who exchanges. Cap tai,, Thos. Vyvyan, tram the soth Foot, to be Captain oi a (.01111)311y, vice Sm iii, who exchanges. Lieutenant the Henry 1 rederic Compton Cavendish, from the tali Ligiii Imkgoons, to ditto, by purchase, vice Craw. find, o:iio rstireii tith c , r Intim Regiment, Lieutenant Robert ChaMpien, bolo 7th Ligiit Dragoons, to be Li.utenant, vice wito exctunges, Yetk I b itt Infantry Vlunteers, Lieutenant Francis John Cox, at he Captain ot• a Coinpany, without purcliabe. I,l4ltobtes itiohird Crompton, from the 9111 bout, to bc 1046 4111 t.;arrisin llatulion Lieutenant Thomas Howard, from the 3ith Pool, to lat; Lteutwal.k, vice Nesbitt, who ex- t; tAIL ' t . A , N ov , sculia Felicitates, esptain Francis LeWis, trurn the mitt t ow. ne Copt , * of a Company, viLe Tunge, Who . cx. I.lt4ibtas. • GM& I<ISON. • Serjtant Olorsley 4 from the 39th Foot, to be Town Ad. 'omit of Moaina, akt 1)o,yle appointed Quiettet.. Liget of tut 17th Foot. BREVET. Lieutenaut.Colonel I).i.eres, on Half-pay nt the 50. merset fetwintes, to bo Cut net in the Army. Liekaciallt.( ownel ilottniinti. - Impeding Fichl Of. ficer at the Militi4 in ettii.gle, to be ditto. I,And Fitzroy Pints henry Someidet, of the 43d foot, to be ivi.i)or in the Capt.lialso,gess L1111444(4 the 00 Foot, to be ditto. HOSP I TA I. STA IrI. Surgeon f ohn llooler, from ItAlt-pay, to be e Surgeon u,-the Forces Tube 11 .spital..Mates for General Service--William Hen. . t..rut. hisarlicw isentley, Cent. john Hawkins Dories * Gent. Royal Corsican Rangers, TO he , Lieutetnints kirsigns Reilinondis Corona, -- tie Keinpti, Antonio Arbigilll. losepn Cuirpori, Christian 144iAlit ir ottHibta, I.' "s". U.uitton, Lieutenant 1. Z.crbi, treat the Sicilian qiegiment. To be Ensigns--Volunteer Rittaile Pagano vice Corbara. Voluriver cr , 4ino Giignani t : vice tie Karniiiz.'' Gerolaini Carabeiii. Gent. vice .gostiiii Ensign O. A. Nutty, from Inc Greek ,Light Infantry, vice t-rippon rancrun tacit, vice Many. Volunteer Luigi Riga, vice Von bibs*. Oerjearit-Major G. A. Vinccute, vice i.uits ton, The Kingiti German 1 egion. Bthi nt' this Lille, Eihistrs I)svid Frederick D DA. tv be Liastreitdtil, vice Sciicele, who retiria. siLidokANuum. Tht Appciiiittneikt Uuttur Alice' to be Physician to OW Gal ilb , H al Vortihiotitils aS 040:4 in tile (./ISZutte Of 111 C 4 1 11 hos t,iken L. iibigt, A rcub..tt.l of me 744 Foot, is supersetted, being ab. wait otitnot A t Zcei t. ('rfrui#• Office, 8, 181 t. MEMBER RUlVLitilf.l) TO SERVE IN Tllls PRESENT PA itesit,tigh tit Hai,lemere. • Robert Ward, of Hyde Lo4e, Misevation, In the Coun ty flocks, IT/INKRUPT‘Y. . , T. Prcb4ot-strect, Coodinanss.fidlde, Middlesex, 61)1101DICIer. B.V.WRUPTS. T. Ray, Liver Thimes.turent, Lonilun, stationer, rid strr. reorf J at,w SS, 22. Atui I illy 23, AC ten, at Attorn!es, hitasti. flail and Drake, S.ilter.'-hafi, Caniwn. stit c.t. . S. Goi.iiboily, Horse. Ferry. mail, Westminster, co...clt.rnitit, kne t 5, •-t9 anti gulp 23, 41 ten, at Gtiiidttaii, Lomita% AttOsiey, At Pienill, Gl.*** Q A:311 , bt tver, Lim:Wil l & Lilo. L Yairar, LIALix, Yorkshire, grocer, juoo-26, at four, 3,7, anti ,July 23, at ten t at the Talbot Inn, York. Atturnies: IVIr. Ilotlgsott, Surrey ,treat, 1.0114011 j and Mr. Sciatcherd, 1141itax. E. intieph,flury=stteet, St. Nt.ity Xe, London. macltant, lune 12, t ten, 18, and (toy 23, at °tie, at A tldrney, Mr. Teasdale„ - Mert.ittott ray lors'Atall, Thread • lieedle.tareet. Pitt, Dudley, Worceeershire, innkeeper, June 24, at r.t.r, 25, and July 23, at eleven, at the Littleton's Arins Inn, l'enkririge, Statl:mishire. Attomies, Messrs. Anstice and Cox, Inner. Temple, London;' and Mr. 'Bourne, Dudley. J. johnston, Liverpool, merchant, fuly 3,4, and. july.23, at one, at tire Globe 'Tavern, lohn.street. - Liverpo..l. A [willies, Mr. C 13ird, Liverpool ; and Mr. T. Wittait4 lolitt.street, London. F. Harderiberg, Mount.street, Grosvenor-square, statuary, june ill, at el,:ven, 22, and My 23, at twelve, at guild. hail, London. iittonties, otcsars, Burridge, garden. Nt A I I.S. ARRIVED-1 Carlin, t Anholt, t Brazils, t Waterford. z—i Liuerosey, I lersey, t Watertord. OF S THIS 0111 t A T TWILv c•'GLgCK Rect. Ann, . • 63 t (Minium . k # pr . sotim QUIP DICSkt VALIIUb4•AUDZAT N I) 0 N, WSDNgSDAY, JUNE 12, 1811. Thirr mot - ping' we received Lisbon Papers to the 3d inst. Toey state, that Si had continued his retreat to Seville, where he had arrived with about 10,000 men. He .was greatly harassed in his re treat, both by the regular allied troops that were sent in pursuit of him, and by the Gtierillas, who cut oil' great numbers of stragglers. On the 23d ult. our heavy cavalry Came up with the enemy at Usagre, a little to the north of Llere' na, and took and killed 480 men, and,l7 Officers, with the loss, ou our part, of fro of 60 of the 3d and 14th Dragoons. Itis said, that after the defeat of MASSISNA, on the .sth ult. he proposed to , attack Lord WittI4NGTON again on the. Bth, but he was over-ruled by BEMIERES .and all the other Generals. It is, stated; that the Spa nish army of the centre had an engagement with SEBASTIAN!, who was on his retreat ,lrom.Glanada, and that the French were defeated with the loss of 500 killed, and itio prisoners. It is stated, that accounts have reached Lisbon from the Mediterra nean, that Admiral COTTON had taken possession of Genoa, but we apprehend the report must be Witt-- out foundation no . such intelligence has. reached Government. • , We have received by this Mail - the accounts given by. Generals CasTA/494 and' BLAKE of the Baffle of Aihnera, and ,we rejoice to find thatt hey breathe such a ,pmt of confidence in their Britiuh Mies, and inanitest iu sincere a desire to co-operate with us, that we look forward i‘ith.confiderice to the mosr . happy c6haequenLea. By the arrangement proposed by Lord 'WELLINGTON, General CASTADIOS would nave had the command,of the Allied Artny upon its jundion, but the Spanish General nobly refused the "utter..--The aiege.Cit Badajoz had recernmenced on the 28th ult. A Report was circulated at Yarmouth, and is mentioned in our letter from that port, that Sir J. SAUMAREZ had captured the, whole of the Swedish fleet ;' we can state, upon the beat authority, that the report has not the sligt►test foundation in fact. An Anholi Mail' arrived this morning, but it brings very little news. Marshal SUWARROW'S con was drowned on the 24th April, in crossing the river Runner. It is singular that the Marshal obtained she name of RIMINSKI for a vi6lory obtained by him near the spot where his son was drowned. The negotiations between Russia and the Porte, have not yet been brought to a conclusion. A Gentleman who has just arrived from the coast t I.4"rance, states, that at several placei which Ns.• ro L Rot; has- visitedduring his lute journey, addresses ere presented to LAM groin 'the Municipalities, stating, the sufferings- of the people from the de cline of agriculture, and the decay of commerce. • It is even sail, but not ,on the same authority, that a remonstrance has been presented by the Se nattl, in which it is lepresented, that unless trade be eh- rished, the necessary,stipplies for the purposes : of Government cannot be obtained. There ,is also a schism in the , Church. Some time since, the formula of the 'excommunication of Na poleon was printed, but nut published, at Rome. It is a.serif.9l that a part, or the whole, of this, formula was read by the Archbishop of Pens at the Cathe dral, and, in conaequence, the. Metropolitan was re-. moved.from. his See. O this occasion, another Ecclesiastic was trans-, laNd trr thhi,high dignity, but whom the Pope has :Onset., to confirm; and, on account; of this-want of cutitirmation, the Prefides and other dignitaries with in the Me rJpolitan S,e have declined canonical obedience to the new Archbishop. 'toe Duke of Auto/twilit) has been taken prisoner by Spanish Gtb..iiiia party, and carried to'Alicant, +w hence he will ,be sent to cadia. Some papers, paid to, be of great tniportance, were found upon A lettir just rtireivecr from anOfficer in Lord tlvint.t.tWuToN't.atiny . statcri, that ,t-t Mr, icurz- HkNttV i a fIUIVc Of this cnonty,• and Col,nel in the Brigiule, tuts come over to the Lowish army, Rad given most valuablo ilitormatio.--/Vcapird LONDON : Printed by RICHARD HAP It IS, of NO., 4p Manioc- court, DOW.‘trett and t'r St the SUN-OPFICIr ) No. 1 it, &nod, where ddwriittments, Orden (or NAVAL NEWS. Pt.ymourit, Jurtr. to.—Arrived last evening the Lyra g hum Corunna, which pl.!ce she lei on Wednesday evening last, the sth inst3lll ; She brings ipietligence that great rej ,icings and illumi nations had taken' place at Corunna, in consequence of the signal defeat of the French army, in the ever memorable battle at Albuera,. by the allied ttoops. • • A number of young men were training at Cortmna, and it was. expetted would shortly be sent to' join the army. The Spaniards there did not expect a visit from the enemy hvunediatcly, the province of Gallicia being nearly cleared of French troops. His Majesty's frigates La Rhin, Captain MALCOLM, and Princess Charlotte, Captain TostN, were left at Corunna, having arrived thereto victual ; the latter is expected at this port to refit. Arrived the Rover victualler, Captain SWAN, 'froth Cerunna, wi.h 121 deserters from the French aruiy, consisting prinei-, pally of Germans; sailed in company with the Lyra gun -brig, and the American brig Fox. The Rover sails from hence for Portsmouth to-morrow, under ,convoy. of the Mercury frigate, which ship takes a convoy to that port and the Downs. Arrived the Americanbrig hx, of and from New York,,GOODAY master, with a cargo, consisting of cotton wool, coffee, cocoa, sugar, ssiti4, &c. bound 4)urdeaux, detained about a fortnight since by the Rhin and Princess' Charlotte !rgaftts, and the .byrdsun-brig; whiCh vess.llit chased her, thirty-two hours, partly in the night, during which she altered her course, and was attempting to proceed to the port of Gijon ; but this manceoro decided tier fate, as the pursuers had also altered . their course, and %vele within hail shortly aver nay-break. The Fox is under quarantine. She isa beaulithl brig, about 926' tont borthen, and an ania2ing last'sader. Arrived , the Acosta frigate' from Portsmouth ; thr_ , drrolo schooner, from Basque, Roads ; the.Gkonci WILKIN, /11111 Jane, STORROW, 11 . 0111 SUlliaerlallU j the Flora, Roberts, from Weymouth ; the Swedish brig -Gustavo Adolpha, P. A.' TuaNsoua master, horn the Mediterranean, with a cargo of salt, bound to Stocknolm, and is under nnarantine. &number of !wises are ordered to be embarked at this Port on board transports for Portugal. Came down the Harbour bis hlajesly's ketch Gleaner.. ,His Majesty's ships Princess Chewlotle and La have captured and carried into Corunna a breach chasse mar6e with a cargo, Arrived the .41rniide frigate from a cruize. FALbIqUTH,. MAI 6 — ./Arrived this day the Diana packet, Capt. Js.mati, in .days from Cadiz. She has brought . a Spanish Messenger, . charged with Dispatches. The siege of that city had not been raised, nor was the fall of. Badajoz known, •thuugh a report was in circu6ion to that eased. I cannot ascertain that she, has brought any. particular news. Also arrived the Notion packet,Capt. NAV Len - , with Mails from the Brazils, 60• days from Rio Janeiro-- nothing new ; spoke the Greyhound brig off Guern sey, bound to Newfoundland, on , the 3,lst May, well. • The' Diana spoke the Princess Chaf.. l low packet yesterday, with Mails for Lisbon ; she sailed groin hence on the 2d inst. Yesterday his Majesty's ship Leopold, 50 guns, with a Mail a9d troops for Cadiz, put in 'here .by contrary, wind; also the American ship Midas 'ruin Liverpool to the Mediterranean; the Fortitude, IVl'AttTnutt, from London for Honduras Bay; the Aneaa, Wow), from London for Jamaica ; the Rose in June, MAY, from Ipsivich for Oporto; and Margaret, DAvy, from Limier for Lisbon. Rurnain his Majesty's ship !tumulus and Klver ine sloop, with a fleet for Portugal and Spain; the Walsingham and .Gxpress packets, wiih Mails for Lisbon and the Mediterranean, by contrary wind. , YARMOUTH, JUNR 10.—A report has been pre valent here, which it is said teats on the authority oe an Officer who landed from his Majesty's ship Mer.: curius, which arrived yesterday, front the Baltic, that Sir JAMES SAUMAREi had attacked the Swedish &et, ,lying in Carisceona, and captured 16 flail of the line and four frigates; also that BEWDOiTit bad been poisoned. Neither of• these repOrts, however, ap» pear to haye any probable foundation. .11.1t4i t L -'—Arrived the Lark.liacket from Got tenburgh with mails and passengers. She tailed on the 3151. ult. and does not bring any intelligence of importiitice. DuAL, Alm% I 1.--Arrived the Gorgon score-slip with the Ressiao prisoners, bound to t fie Baltic. POIMIKQUTH, JUNO Arrived his Majesty's, ships Royal Oak and ilaoe, from off Cherbourg.' HULL, Juma t 1.--ti'e'r lately mentionci the Leith road;, 01 1.114: i'uncy i guti-urig, with ttoJ 6.40 A bliblmi by WILLIAM MINI ER Sautt , kloltOn the Paper, lAtirs for the aditor xc. (fiusiop:lia)e.F#lAt b - •• • t*d prtzeti.--They proved t o be air. Dan ?11 prio. leer. Christian 3ad . Klerapaa, anti Wer cl,,ruted oti Duncansby-headi bit the ath nit, , in the tollowittl; manner :—The Fancy wis disguised as 4 werctliett vessel, and decoyed one bf them tilicke her Oil: When she caste alongside; s he hoileti, I e holy id strike, and w:is argareted itt.the c,mtuatt vamp. vhrasei " aye, aye;"--on Clewilig up her Inn.-41111 however, she th.coverett to the vrttratee.. lk.i real, attengthi when the latter instantly stuck. Ert:mii:eit hail he taken possession of this vessel, shell tie J served a suspicious sail at a distance, with two v ,5- sels apparently prizes. Avin disgntsing die /out as if she wes a prize . to the pi ivateer ..t,e ban t.lt• tared. the other privateer bare up, a lien Lientelfral Blt"L'Aia rook possession of hnitt her and her tAi prizes, which p ro v e d to by the /ghee, otAhertkaor and another sloop laden with oa,rnsal; whie,"l4 allowed to proceed on their respective voyages,. Bill of the "privateers were cull °linen, anti compisieti armed. ••••••••••••• S PORT I.IVG IATELGI4.i4SC'E ASCOT HEATH. . . Mr. Stirlitinkis'sl‘bi.ajlet.stSyt'surijdirc°Yttsga:ldgs. bY ... 11111719. I 'll TUZIDAY, PINS It.' 1 i 1 . ; Mr. Churchman's b. g. Vv a; ti,.lu,',s yo. 1, PI . i :vlr Smith's sr. g. Grey Ner ..v...:,.,) yrs t.ld ' 7",,d,iis' Mr.' Milton's ch. h. by Tenny, 6 yrs old ~- : 4 —. 6 to 4 on Sturdy. and a 10 # apt MI. Atilyll,49 A Sweepstakes or ioegs. h, ft. ~, ~. Sir I. Shelly's C. Phantom, by Wilton, out (i! luo ' s Mr. Lake's c. oy SorLeter. out of a sold' to ~4.1ti.10,1i ) Sir F. JtatidiSO's C. by Trumpattn, out of l' l l' t l• , 41 to 8 owthe ,binder, anti Sto I apt (.01r)41").''' . . The o.tlaud Stakes. I, Mr. Dilly's H. h. japan, 5 yrs o,u, ist, 4'S .sa t , ~ H. R. H. the Duke (.4 York's lir.hoina) ) Yrs 001 3 t3lb. _ , . . . " . • . 4 I). or utlandis Sal vator, 5 yrs old, 94. 10 b • L. .R Lord C. H. Sorn,:rsQt's Marinion, 3 )1..,1,1, . 0 S l '' .4 to r agst th e 14 inner, and a to 1 apt MAltilan. Si' of Th e secon d and last year of the Renewed . • logs each lor Ail dges. • Marquis COrnwallis named Mr. Sdler's Rambo , , ge d ad , 1 Lien, L Gower. nd. D ill St. Alban's b.h.e411101111".' ; Nit'. LattbrOeele br. ni. i rint busu, 6 yra o ld 3(1" :sir C. Bunbury: maned Iklr. NeWIIIIMOIra sr, h. St- 4 .curs by S t. caeorpe, 6 rrs. ord• ~., 0 14 - ' • ' 2tol on the tieru„ . , None of the Royal Family Wert: prea ent vic e the Duke of York. . _ • if I AID;SUR, ititla cit. it. et Yesterday at sd s t :sA e w r ot d i, i : on : afternoon,u4:scoTk Windso r , 8 1:z A a l - 1,, , ~ I Q { , 7 0 1 :::: (1 , I ,:rtv f + 3 ? °tik an ;tiring 10 the Frio' ._,iii Et.tbAusrui C4)llkti‘i : at and drank tea, ii„ki ,tier sel'.,,, abuut the PiFasureveuilds, 2kc • ieturixd tO 1 1)6 . . i ; a . $ AV' :v i s ) T ll A iS t li rO r P li ki iri lA g, .. a a t tid ßl C * C 'clAtltict.ko'Tllll:::ll..."l-"1"9,:::1:70, exuTlia`;ied, by L.ldy A. Cu Meg It I. A wok G°' ' A l' on h ) ontis-YityLint anti llt,Agovv, i l .ll .I`":',, i ld orseback .in • the Grelt Fa ' old NturPd`l j. . ' 44' the Gs ill e I,e report of his MAJIiSTY'S S iti.UClLdr , OP - t,ite, at l4 is, this day, " Ili a t the KING good night." • ~.o . ....' "''''' ntlida Lieutenant B 0116 actively employed in the go,i-boil° 'Ol4 ART/lOW/410;4 WllO 0 39 bre „soo t receivedtnoittbs the Gen " evrar (Y:4 batteries at. Cadiz, will) ll' g; i he claceo gun-brig at Gibraltar.. A ye: left 04. lel is arrived af G which Ps on the n 8 , `" ° Y . votb The letters roctiti•iti Pp, espect •No intelligence of conoequenco been taaAta, to, the cause of the .firing heed. Pi 1 . ,' v ra is at 10. Coiolll3l}o from' armies. 7 Some letters Inte flot f culty. 1, , A received .at Lisbon froth the -only, wilieli slf: WA L NGTON bad eipericticedli velY,:f., 10 fromrnroWning, in cropciug the Otott._p:ii of Jtheu Marshal BsassFoap., prci,sno, to tas aowipej, and 116;11 u_klif. One of his ottend3oto d r ' oil er Lmrdship was press snoitieri NON 00 9°A. Nothing can be- more ritlictilons dist, e c 1 , .. 1 to 'Whom SHASESPEARSIS 11001 e LA...RTR'S. order for the ereaiun of 3 1'414c.' Bole, whom 'be denominates the pig of ut joig before this palace is raised, it is to be ttoled ,014, cre 10 rear, tYrunt will have. closed 1115 ''s"cP. 14,00 Customs, and will ,be that.the name a fiVONAI'AIITS ao of 1 ue never uttered but Wlllt tbd CLIC4 such a sc ourge man hate's' t'Utlei!lio9 We find "that iCe ' of „ rt .! the gennioe and Ci.t! UNRO I V I brought to Salo on the 150 in..-- M house considerably' 'formerly Congo! dellerl'.lsol,nt, o'lo w e lOW CORN EXCHANGII, J 131413 le.' in Bi:dforJ-squat' ✓ ' ":lll3sl3`llo ci, not many fresh arritis• 1iV.13,231, 11°r mining su .). cid I y tit sak, .4# 1. 1 r.. c' r 'St PTICed Battey week. 111"4- of 1 r and While Peas "le not 0•1 1100 Itt( • latter • 0s ' tNI°OOO , New Tick. Beaus 345, to • s w e feW Poe, !lite 4 101 d /Pw-.4; p ca quoted somewhat dearer;- Floor 0 . , On the 29th ult. in G lieulcSellitliyirillpi Aces 111. I'l lllo,,j:rff 113 Y, o'4 soli, . _. ' " ~-. 1 ~•dy ofslo`' ~,O.rl. the 6th inst. 'at 1-lant Cilitinll. 11 '` L.` hiontgomety, Pau. °fa So. • ----"'" ....----- On Th _ . ursday last, at spoitio.„.., ~_s.e.-,, vv,,,lge toiei, iFa:ft:e ,GoefoLrgiencosleTbs;,into,,,:t;lo,l44:l:llitaiii,4l)ll;i6l,t:ll,ii,,ao%l*;'sciiiii '''ll„,ll:iiit,fil'rri,iglijrt I (I. ' ' 'ie' itt4ordell, ).10. ()iv Monday last, at St. laul'4, (-0-.0.,.,1,,a,,,t0 . 1 " ' 1 11114;,, at.l3l"Ydgcs street, to 104,y toil, ut'''', loactol,ilAio FisYhee'rf!!aYf at St, ,Aixtrewls, 14)-11°°reti7'to' M' st : rl i t ssef Atte Mr. Tosonas liirltett,, of Old stican—a''''pot k!„,,,,, . 144. of Stroud Giotto:oer, 0 ff vediora,p daughter vi the late follit fraVcrs, .Ll.. ° . .' :-------- '' ~ .. . 4:§oe as 0 a ° :::: : t i a l i ' t e ' i t e e t r st zt a: " " il3±3ertiang)i.l:o illl?s,:':4l)':jsit,":.tell4rPg.-5,t1./4%fr::1;W;;I7:4::::;;:ro:',.;;;*.-: aged e 6, c'-'"ftf ;kttat a loog indpaititul alre" ter ut lame'. Willis, lisq• " ' ' ...--- ' '