The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-07 00:00:00

~L~ i!! i oht ; yeti, at t;te Arms tile, Sts-ausea, Clamorean. • shire. Attorineii, Ntr. W. !'rice, Lint:olll'6 Inn, London ; and Nlr. lattek,. Swansea. S. !Marsden, :' ,, tanchebter, drysaiter, August 2t, 22, at two, and Set".etnOrr 17, at tour, at the Star i t,n , lieansgate, tv"nc . nester. Attornies, Messrs T. ltedliemt anti llrOther, sriancltester ;, and Medals. M 'doe and Parry, . Temple, London. C. Plicher, Ilvthe, Kent, spirit-therchant, Anguit 26, 27, and Sewernher 17, at eleveri, at the Guildhall, Canterbtlyy. . . _ . Attort:ir s, Mr. l . :Shipdetn, Dover; And Mr. Ilarnes,ClCf. tord'r; lon London. . • C4mPt.K l l, s vve , t ry, Salop, leatherilmser,_Sepleraber 2, at three, 3, litti 17, :It t.:lt:v.pn, :it tite.Talttot I lin, Dray. ..t 91 4 Sl'it p- r• M ,cafi,railky.i. apon ; and Nl 'essrs..lsLixters and Martin, Furnival's Intr . , London. W. scht,t, Culreu.liour,e, London, insurance .broker,- - - . skui, , ,ttat 17 ' 17, „loci Seamber 17,, at olie, at G Wirth:4ll p Aticafit. Blunt and.•gOW,111:111, Old llethlent, . ' reel - • • . • •• Uypsori, Hackhey-ro'ad, dealer, August to,-17, and Sept • ,teinner 17, ot sen,4t London - Attorney, Mr. • J. IVlalike.v, s.ymond's • ' • Bartye and Pilgrim:, LaWrenec 'lleitintney4fitl. • Lou 'don, bruieeps, August -to,. an, anti September 17, at ten, at Guildhall, London • Ito, Messrs.- Crowder, Lavie, and Garth, Fredetick-place, Old levvry. " , . ,• . • DWIDENDS. -* AugUst Turner, Rocliford, Essex, carrier, at eleven' • 4t (ill Id4lll, i.4llllcort. . • • ' AUgust i 3. I. Askew, Strand, straw-list-mannfadurer, it ' •ti'Llguit 27. ; C Eatiell,X;ospO(t, •Southampton, slopseller, at one, at the Ctn.' , n tnu, doSport, . • • AugtiA 24. S. Robinson; Saffron W.ildren, Essex, carpen ter, at twelve; at Guildhall, London. • • August 10, D. tvitirray, Popes Head-alley, London:lnstr. ranee -baker, at Ave, at Guildh'all. August 23, I . Wells, Catiwright•Ntreet, Rosemary- lane, • Itlgate, 4ielitiller, at 'eleven, tit Cigiltlhalt.' August 13. N. Dowsort, SF, Ann's• lane, Foster-lane,, Lon warehouseman. at one, at-Cnildliall. September to, T. Hughes, Ludgate. street, bookseller, at ten t at ' August 31. 4 , , C. Walsh, Strand, chemist and druggist, at , Guildhall. • • • August 17. I: Tilley, Copthall-etiurt,Throgrnorton4tyeet, •• insurstice-brokei, at twelve, at Guildhall. August 31. j. Kernp,•Nowell's buildings, Islington, dealer in it -y, at one, at Guildhall, London. August 27; I-Cooke, Middle-street, Cloth-fair, wine-mer chant, at ten; at Guildlialf. " August 3t. I. Thorpe, Vine-street, Chaildo4-StfCCt, vidu aller, at eleven, at Guildhall, August 29. Mary Tucker, Tiverton, Devonshire, milliner, 'at ten, at - the Three 'runt ,Tiverton. . • August 22. Tucker, Tiverton, Devonshire, watch-maker at ten, at the Three Tuns Inn, Tiverton. • August 213. 1. Quick, Tiverton, Devonshire, dealer, at eleven, at tile Twee 'Furs Inn, Tiverton. ' August 27. G. Carr and I Carr, ShellleJil, Yorkshire, fro. cers, at twelve, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. August to. G. Dorset, I . Whitson, I. Wilkinson,', Iler tiers. and I Titson, New 1191)d-street, bankers, / at eleven, at Guildhall. • 'August 26. T. Cole, Woodbridge, Sullblk, butcher, at de. veil, at the Crown Inn, Woodbridge. ,Augwsk.2q.: . T t owler, Tiverton, Devonshire, shop keeper, arouse, at the Three Tuns Inn, Tiverton. August 27, , R. Bracken, T. Williams; '3114 L, Bracken, 1.10 hbury, flanneb-m nufaCtwers, at eleven', at Guildhall. August 21. J. Luckraft, Plymouth, carpenter and joiner, (lesikii; at the COmmereial Inn, Old TOwn, ticiptenit t er r o , T., Davieb. Tarvin, chester t corn-talor, at twelve, at the Feathers Inn, Chester.. , tietober s. 'Revere, Poplar, bricklayer and builar, at eleven, at Guildha.l, London % , A nAust 29, I..•Southerton, Merton, Devonshire, at two, at the Three Tuns Inn, Tiverton. cask r~FtcarLs, Anousr 21. William Henry Huifani, late of Narrow -street, Limekouse, .stnir.t.•ti.4o tier., ,n emonibe, of t yurd,l3ush,lane, Cannon:street, r,l :' , llll.ircl, late of Gloucestef, iimkolder.• ingk. of O fwd. :street. kn•Aer. • - be, I H nson, of M o Scoff:m(l.y ,wine• rnerch4nt. , I n itigneli. or. Great St_ broker. I i,ornms I uovvll, i.,t 1 - hrrstrarn, SusseX, tatuter• Vit burn 31 - ,1,1)im. of IVlatteht:4ter„ 'cott4o-Inerolaytt, 0the.. , .. Ilnatlerstieb! . , York, boot4iiaker. -I .1.1%;04i001, broker. I!c.nrc irke, of Leverpbtiri'Lrtierchativ. • • , • 'I i, 0; s y, ( , 1 Upper TENAIiS- street, stationer. • Pictiird rolitisuo, of I.llno•ebti, Stalfard, , , . AleNa• clyt N 'lx.cvell. Bennett,: late , of Devoir.liirt.;-strect, . ~, l it; a4.llla.,c,eo.o4yeirov.;e-lqplte!, , ...- .- •• . 1 ,, 15n Spags, or Great St. Ili ulnas Apostle, statiuner.. - . ArtAll.s. t.u--t I)6E—t Uuerrisry, - i Waterford. It I 0 C KS THIS DAV Ar t WeLOCk... COn VAS = 6 211 '& 1 (Mini - ► ' dii, T CT I S (1 lULS,AI 12U1S DlCtikt VALICUM 4unin.T? 0,,N D WEDNIISIIBI I ;4'I,YOUST 7., 1811. it lkindsor-Castle, ilUgliSt.7, 181 I. " Hji; NIAJE9TY hal passed a SleeplesS ni bt , and is not so well this morning. lk W1L.1.15." . . A Nlalta Mail arrived this morning, by whiclt Papers were received to the 6th •ot June. The-Gaut/a Brit annica of. the, oth, contains an ae coni4 of the ceiehrkition, on the pricedingday,of the birth•day of' his BRITANNIC MAJESTY, ' when all the forts in Messina, the British ships, and the saluies of artillery, and display-, e k : their. celours, in honour of 'the joyful anniver. sary. On the ,sth of May the ceremony. of the selemit benrchoti o n and presentation of the colours of the VOlunteers cif f r aletml took place in that' city, and the tteverid regiments took ;.tn .oath to defend them and their conntly agai st the common entry !Fite Gazeya Britannic:ft iii .lany 18ih, contai nti the ft.:lowing repetition of a rrport WhiCl4' was 'a short EMIL since in cireidation ft is known ib t the fleet which left To 10 ,itiecour Batcelona, fell into, the hanits of , the wha..oartid..into Mahon twenty-one yes.' .v , it 1 1, provisions and ammo:titian, .among which was a polacca with 9000 sacks of wheat." The Gtizt...tte of last night -contains an extraa of the disp f uch from Lord Wr.LuNoTobi; the arrival of ,which we tnentioncd 'yesterday. It is Quinta , de dnao, the 18th ult. and ennhrins the statement of ,the retreat of MA It MO N T WiloWarttly (called in tiia disp4f.:li tfic army of Portugal} broke and nio%ed towards Truxillo. The troops belong ing to the 4th corps, which SOULT brouglit • into Estrin tadtira, haA tuartjhedlo*ai cis Granada: BLAME , ^1 eatb:irked ;his corps 4v, the mouth of the 'Guadiana do the dth. JO ' SEPIALIONAVARTR is Said in. 'tll-,:.! dispatch to have anrived'at'buirtoiou the sth, with an escort of about 3000 men, it w ill b e a l so seen by the ,Gazette, that- the -rank of Getter.il in the army . in Spain rt and ` t'ot fugal hatibeen given to Lord WELLINGT.OI4.., : . Lishon'PsOers .reached town this morning to the 2)3d ult. .We base inserted, a few extracts from then), amongst w m .which is a statent of the canton at, . .." 'Dents into which the Iri•iski ariny iiaii.gcne. • We are earnestly exhorted by intelligent Cor- . respondent Who•reeentiy returned •frinn' the. mut, • and whn had' 'resided sOnle ' fitlle at Nris, to draw the particular attention. of Government to wards the' great :number of fortiarn rs tvho, under the appedrance of Pretith Priests; Ad'Ot her 'speeio . us eharaders, are every day arriving in this , coontry.--: r According, to our Correspondent, elven whose vera . city and Jridgment we are disposed to rely, and %,•(:.hose means of inforMation have not been scant y, too many of these foreigners aresetret agynts. of the French Government, most of whom are sent for the, purpose of talcing advanrage of the prysent situationt of affairs in Ireland,. by increasing the irritation Of; -- t rite Catholie .Body in that country. Our Corres-' pooderit 'adds, that it is:impossible for people woo have not been in Paris,to form 'any conception of the . extentolßuoNAPAßTLea hatred towards this et:untry, and no means that, can be devised, Whether vinleut or insidions,Will be otn.itied, that may tend to eflt'Ct our ruin, or to injure us in any manner. He adds, that it is:almost as difficult for us to discover the va rious appearances, or to ascertain the number of his ernisSailes Whe'are now here, ever :upon tin: watch to promote the objetts.of their malignant employer, who considers•this country as. the only bar to his view of reducing under his own nairie and Authority, every Government in Europe. , , -Wt are assnred• that ' another attempt to destroy BuoNaPaata was recently':made, and trustrited,by his own presence 'of mind and aetiv.ity. He t , ad cigilantly watched, the man, and resolutely seized Ins hand just as he'was aiming a dagger. 'The man was. immediately 'hurried away and shot. It was stated by the Guvet nmtnt Agents, that he was a Spapiard, but it was generally rumoured that he was a +,vell•known Frenchman, Exti - sas from private letters received by Oa Lis b.,t) Mail : " LISBON,' ivi:y 2 1 have received accounts of the cro4ing of The Tagus by MA It :ONT. it is sa.d he k mantruvritig to join the. French Army of reierve tinder Marshal Besstua as, but we are nat the least alarmed,at this movement, as Lord WELLINd- TON has detached three of his.divisions, .%%atch the enemy. It is reported'that our army suffers from sickness, and that the same misfortune affects, in a greater degree, the 'enemy." .ANOTHER LETTEE, SAME DATE. " The post, which is just arrived (tom the army, has broUght Jrien letter from our friend, Wlin I am happy to acyhtint you is well,.,and commonitates the important news - that the Fremit general, hil3 btlen: compelled to retreat, .owing to the want of provisions, and the unhealihiness of the cli 7 nune;.by whit-h the greater 'part of his army was laid up with the ape. lie brake up in two ditec tions, one body taking the road toward; the bridge of Almaraz, and the oilier that of the Ar:,ohi,po. ller wriles me Word that,throe divisions of oor are moving in a parallel line with the enemy,- and are to cross the. Tagusat the bridge of Villa 'Vrllia, as so o n it is known that they have passed that ri ver. Nothing has occurred lately in the armies ; ours is not as sickly, as •might be uxpeded (rout the ~ c:o;on of the year, owing to their being bettr pro , Vide(' for ti t an that of the enemy ; nevertheless, am happy they are. moOtg towards the nn,th, - r, as the climate on the right side of the Tagub is much more healihy. We have not heard of any movie merit from thenrmy of•Marshal . BasstanEs since he re4teated, to Valladolid, nor has the Gallicism army staved frQtp the.mighbourhootl of Astorga i although increasing.every day in numbers. • " Arrived here yesterday from Gibraltar, his Ma , jestj''s >;llips bOyavi and Freya, with 750 men of the 28th regiment," who have been sent up, to Va -4/44 also a fleet of transports frOm Eniland, can voyi.d by his Majesty's ship Armide, haVitig on board . about 400 men, and 750 horses of the 9th Pragoohs, and d(Jaidnnents. They have been sent ove'r to Aldta Gailego. His Majesty's . ship Leoptird 'bits a!so Arrived tram CAI, as convoy to a division of trimsports, carrying 'detachments pt the (Masseurs . isritanaiques, and 95th rvgiment., A ktter from Lord WELLINOTaN'S Army stales, that they went into cantonments on the 18,th in consequence of- the total disappearance , of the enemy in their . neighbourhood." • The Scots Greys, which were quartered at New castle 'upoo,Type, have marched for Manchester, encl. have, been relieved by two troops of the d dra goons, • The Berwickshire' Militia have unanimously .vo lunteered, their services for Ireland. - • Yesterday srennight a division of the 14th light dragrions, lately quartered at Coventry, marched on their route to Itadipool Barracks, near Weymouth, where they are, to join the re g i ment pr i or to em-; barking for for e i cn service. The . Cliih r olinje, whose arrival from Bombay we stated on Monday, has :brought home Gen. LANP, whose health is considerable impaited from his lohglesitiehcelo NATAL r, MT 3. PLYMOVTII e -AUG. 5 .—Wo stated on •sattirday . the4rrival of thrtt F'letith ctiilsse rihr6.4s, laden with wine, &c. and the rollow;ng are names, viz. Jetin, Si. Francais, and La Loul*e, v. (lief] Wt3IC bound coastwise, captured by 1,0,,t of the „Dryad, frigate. ----- Arrived' the Spanish ship -, 'PoNs : ', 'Master; and the Spanish brig Eransquita, it. P. Iti;c h 4..Nik(= ter, both.fropt legndoe,,Avith.catgwa bound to Gibi rahar, put 4 in here, to join convoy; the Traveller, Ukaam, from Wales) ane;ithling, Ducts; frail] Chichester. • Cowu. down . the . harbour iiiid'anchoted iri tht, Sound after haviiig been refitted, the Unicorn fri= . . ,gate. Arrived (tom Liverpool, and sailtd agaiu th o ea-o,kiird, the Intelligent gun-brig. • Sailed the Scy/la sloop of war for Arrived the curler industry, ,HOSAINS ) in ,1) , 1!1g't, irolll Viana, in Portugal. awful, Aye, W.—At - lived the ,follw,viow, purrs to receive tLi troops torlrrlacid, ix, Np. I Sm. 246; acid 305. Arrived and passed brio 'the. Downs the If him, WILSON ; the Braiils brig 'Jujus King, NPKI . ouN, from Halfulkell, Aioefica ;` Fuirll, MEEK, from ltiode . . weather with rain.-- Cane (lowa I rom the 'lna the Iletior, RICH -411.1”, lUC lIIU SUM h Sees. . • • • FALMOUTH, AUG. 4. -. -"Arrived the /PDhisor Custle packet, trout Malta and G.nraltar, days irom the latter. HULL, AUG;. i •essel' arrived here . on Wed nescily trorn Gale, sailed frotn.Gottenburgh bn the 20tu July, with about 150 ships; 10. or 1" sail for thii port. The following . vessels arrived at this pokt last week, front the Davis' Streights fishery, viz. : Thornton, 'WILLIAMSON ' , twelve" fish Venotah f W, KEILALI, fourteen fish, 400 butts; .Richard,•livasT, six fith, 250. butts. DISTRIBUTION OF 'PRIZE-MONEY. La i rlache. and Cherub, for tire Nelitutius,.on Saturday, At 21, NortOl4-strect, azal there recalled. Valiant, tor the Cnntiance, on her arrival . ; recalled on Tuesdays and Thursdays, at. 3, Brick.court, Temple. Virginia, for the lornfrue Ellen, on the rsith inst. at Mr. Hunt's, Stunehouse ; recalled 'ruesdays awt Fridays. ' Nimrod, for the.) , Ilison, on Friday,pti board ; recalled at , Mr. Teed's, Plyntouth, Tut ,days and tittirt.r.lays. Nymphen, for the Vigilant, on Thursday, at t, Garden. court, 'l`eimple.; recalled Mondays and Thor.idays. Constant, for PAdelphine, on board ; recalled MOntlays and Thursdays, at 13; Clement's:lnn.' • " Particitlats of the Elphinstone's (East- Indiaman) miraculous escape in the China Seas, in a 4ye mendous titroone* L in.Which, niter' having nine feet water in the hold, .arid her itun-deCk full, she was obliged to cut away her mizen and main-masts, which providentially saved .her from the - melancholy fate of the Ocean, which ship is' lost , bryond• a hope, written by adOrlicer on board • the Elpliinstonc::— " We'isiled 'from Polo Pennang, SeOtetuber 4, 1810, and found our ship-ranch - stiffer than when we arrived th , :no, , ,having 13-oded of. King's ptoviion , , were stowed upon the upper gun (lda, imt.l of course a great weight aloft. ,'Tae Oceati I,•tz l' , .:usiatig a few 0:1)5 -10 ore our in4ival, drawing 5d:6 feet: 6 inclichi watvr. • " We were fortunate in tucking a vt.ry good,pas sage through the Siarits of Matitcca; io eotplrotoy, our'fleet, who were johred by the WoOdord and Allied, and tadrery . expeotatioir of making a safe passage,to Chin a ; ; but. on the .2,6 th and 27th of S6ptecnber, ihe weither indicated an orppro:tching gale; and we prepared 'accordingly by strikiug , our top-gallant yards, and masts,;, and otheewise making the ship snug by spun lashing booms, &c. alfec.; the gale rather increased than .oiberwise, _all.. the Right of the 26th. During' the night of the 27 h per leg, the wind very strong and shitting. , Fleet all lying,- to-under storm stay sails; at halt-past three A, M. the gale came from the N. L. round to S. W. w hen we scudded fur two hours and a half, tuid at Six A: M. from S. W. S. E. in violent when we brought-to again under our stay sails. At day-; tutee ships in sight only, supposed to be the Commodore's ship, the Winchelsea, Arniston, and Alfred, all lying.to under storm, stay sails. Our shiplaboured a good deal, but' made very little wa ter. At nine A. M. the wind being somewhat, more moderate, it was proposed to bear up ail scud for it, which - was done, and we went right beloie the wind and sea about ten knots 'per hour, 'with no thing set-but she fore stay sail, when, unthrtunately for us, the fore stay sail haulyards broke, and the ship instantly broached-to in a tremendous manner, and the s high sea that had been following, us, fright fully broke completely over us, and at once nearly filled the gun deck; when the well was sounded the quautity ut water could not be - ascertained, b , 3 it muot be more thou tie feet. Our sn uatiuit bt,came, now truly planning, as. the sea broke completely over us, end r when we had partly, succeeded in breaking rip the movabies'on tho gnu deck, which were all afloat to and, fro as the ship to relate., the large pumps would not work; fineen tons of block tin stol.ved in' the punip-well had, by the violent' motion .of the . .ship, tetchedwny," and forced the tubes Outof their . plsces. For me tb. at tempt describing alto feelings of us allot this Melan choly Crisis, is impossible thell4ror of momentorY perdition may be conceived, but hiuguago cannot paint our agocy of mind—nor had We s c o ree limb LP ttlivet on our sittiation—sent the Carpenters lowit to see what could b e d one .' By t hi s time all was near a conclusion , the ship had ceased rolling, thts stuboarti lower yard arms vnder water, alldjite. ' Hard gales that quickly sli;ft. logged AI IN settling .1 elect, e p r p e d d r i irla, tet. a i s o t i t i t :set, water ; .. .. ship wad Water lc. do time ail bdlvt' lost, and but, one remedy Present a hope of the fillip and ourselves. We th en boil the they board qUatter-deck guns overboard, loosed the Y titer yard arm of the foresail, which blew awaj reetlYs and cu t awa y the trizep dells mas t, bat slit completely quiet , wh en, as the t elfor, we Away tiles-- main-toas t, and i n twenly minutes ceeded in:cleating the wieck, w i t h recelval no titer datnage than knocking away the lover beard- quarter gallery, when she wore and rig a little. By ,this time our pomps weir! al work, cilo)6uldwatet from the hold was not pumped OW 0 ship, our .lother hoses belng useles; on goo the bOdy of water on the gun deck, which was the ,gini, We then set to at Rya o'clock in th ternoon, Septembercs; ttl 1 t.), wittrestry (hill sion ritgaeltl;eartrii:t4cileijwa";.isti,lntda.l'hme.4l.calitis'sg,ilo'l6,l 7 t p t i ' i t r° l i i! . .t ril la s .): li i .. ‘ et i v(i ) ig: i iti ct r r6W ,‘ e ll- - (raaiyann)dt:,llls6lsll"vi:::,..'iyeitrt.t I::tr:li:insciirlit:tig.illtrailrir:;lYl,li,baeolienlis,l3l:l44.eurl/,tilaWetbelli°o.4l3l,l(":'":lalll inOrl!i:ig'i light,. for that n' ht scand.wl"6' forgotton,hy any of U. —. " Our draft of Willi? .ti'o4 . .24 feet 9 inchet China . and some of our fletHt, but 3$ they 14 4 a, ill2._tirtkelstesl9 unix_ un R 24000010 --..-:;---- 1•. .. .... .. •,. I P i' The . Freactl Fleet wcTC OA yeater:lay,e' . _ . cising 15, sail 01 the lirig, four ships, of, 10 Ps' eleven two-A:cl,Cra ; ,fri) 111.ey are nOf.;at work on board the fillip, 31'1:. ashore to Wi'gli at the 'batteries, &c, Te e/" also !w 0 IY92t4f 1 2.0.0g9D5, and tt'P.Q WI reatriTo-rilencititii; iso Ili i in a -short nrig.., a will have a very tot tordable tieet here. We; .' sidpbo3rtrpigipi,fieeCeratiait:l.:i,tenvSii.l.'ettill.sto,elit,(6;:):'niii-dao,:inivYtivi)lSikei tityriaii‘' sritililll:etlile'.ocirloeu'ill.srst,Litrid)didtilie:ipro%s;:tiPtli,l:ti,)i'dieTWe'ltlbil'ielilvkiii:ll4f:do day, oi l. Sc' a dinla." ~.on Toulon , Pl/ l i ft 1; , - ---.- - - ' sn . i i lai ' ai l n i ll,n e et y cos . bs e l efo rai n e i.:a b ei.. e r. e i bL d i..d e iv s aii at al.):::tb1:11drri published, 1 0 d d r e ,tfo c i e i c k l e e tx i i ce : a l joip b drl lu ei t ! " .. c ir . : i l , 'fitagrom, 120, fi tte d ()t it L is t winter. vu, ,10 ' blockading Toulon, consists of five threc.oo and nine , two deckers, as follow :-- *Sire .otton;, 1,0 or the , Hibernia - - . 120 Cap WeblrY• , ' Se Te"' Aria'. ," - - 9 3 Adai, l'iJonorc, OP Ville me '20 e 31,1. blotto. Royal Sovereign - Ito ---- " 4 ' l ' York .: .. . 74 ---1; a wn., Kvet - - .• __- 74 wots. • Ajax . 74 ...--.~.00%1LY, ,- 'ColigilerOf - - - 7 4 ' -,------ , t'cli's v° ; 74 -"--- cvet.. •Itepurse . . ,_ - ;4 -,:-L,- - • -moOf OP ‘. Side a .OCII Sultan - . - .• 74 .......-- Woir. ii„ Alhay -• . , - . 74 .---- camiag. _. Liool ;i akle - - . 74 -.7---,Wits9n,,- ~.; The Centaur, 74, is gone to. T3r0(::;:6,0, -azarspite , is also- gone there,-with fett't:;(oo' from Majoros. .The Blake, 74, 1 10 , g''''', or V from .Tarragena, having exp.:m.lo,, 3`,4,i,itfie.). place. the greater part of her powder anosoil9, at ~s be 'besiegers and impeding,their 11.4040.,„ I'lv,i4ll/1-',:74, 'has:been snit lolled at 0 P ;mu 'sent Iron) thence toMabon, with i s , , dent 'to build three ships• of the liPd . 0 ofir / : "'rile Salta?! an . tr.1..-411inia,"„ambnili.0g ' l ,, t o - Sagona 1.13 y. in, Corsica,, a pca s et tire to- o p . tolleeled thcre by the French, 'carfyi.nb7 Lo ri t which they landed at Mahon. SsV,'l,(l,c IM " lice p , • vhete the timber is collet9La 1 ", . rot yards at 'reittlori'anct Genoa, and ti.lterie,“l.'u'i,'4,‘l &C.' lately destroyed- i }tree Frencli".w ," 1 i t l ,J , #9llitai; and Lavinia .901Z:red no. 10.,,41., i 3 ~,, 1 , ,1 ceinducled enterprizt.. .I'lle tiodile.Y44'lo,ital r'` lion, with' the - flag of Lk'. it''' , `,'„ c ied 'i ' , ' , NANTIX. Tile Yrench have ,!: 11.t:J:, 7orZe7iiiiiiiil Figner.li, tlea? i .11:1!.1101 Y'lv;.o,i; Wit the Spaniards ale co:',..i,;:.:111: ilial 1 . , OiseSSibli 01 Inc tori!es I ~" • , „„„...........L.,,..........-.......-.1 • ho e. , ; ,I 1 11 ‘' te.' 4' 2 ' o 'l l ' ) 11 3 u 'l: r6l3Yncl'aerilitblii el SI:rol'tjf411:10111:: ort)ttlft,if3;,:ll:: wete completely dispersed illi o', •„. l'h!fq,l continued for three soctesiiive, a l : r oil , 1 1% sail were colletied , on, the 1 27 111 j (.: yank . Sc 3w ,by the Laphde, Bakight 11!'4_t:11:, (11.:I.j Sailed for England on lbe 'O,ll at , V s ; itie lA I 4 Voiirable breez,' f rom the S, 'L. jnewaredii Liotnis, yesierday, .was praceu 0 *.hich the following. is a copy) cried on fri,illifto i " TI le 'can rby ireful, tl) , e 13 al . je , IT:tortook 1101,4 tietived oil Yannouth, has been snotuvco, t.vooor, , perienced Avers, w inds ,a,ntl t_?4,, X i I niter sailing from WOW) scan"' " , t ore. vire 13(elY ".. Get Captain Alaitst IS NO, ‘ . ~i,je..01111) 10 , i , Portugal, is ,ttephet,v mid =l'", e _ dot, at:loi Cot.c, kle 'WaS WOUildeil Oe.arijoitior ow ; is 'the battle of Albuera--tlie I Loceived t wo '' r: left arm, where he had alr '.3.0Y, .0015, 01 , i 1 , One of the minor. Rene, us:iiutor„. 1.,,ir49 date contains the 101106114 , j p c 0 .--- hes t, regard to the affairs of .P31,,1n ow Igt va io - ' " ,:MADI111). JUG Y ,10.,e1..,_,10. ot fot,. , Montlgny, commanding ,le,...uttl'huc. chair ;0:31,: Madrigal, having lento,: ii..'l"Fuente, A ~ 1, rill ' s ' ' Surl.ll', D'eg° '`il,grforrned il PIO Cocipero,; an d 0thd0c,:`,....,1,?,3, se,' nostviry, were, marching tipan r_,." i :;:d a 1 000 c . ,,,,' e d t. rebels, whose torcve. CO' ' . 7 . , cooly, , aild.ol_l:3r'crly I tr 00133 cama up will? to•- • ,, a , the y iistri,,st.e hov with suollimpotuogit.Y, L"n,6„,1 v ,, .11,v;,biet, to think of defending.toc ',,iii,d then. le, graoldest,i fifty a t o t Itneg tteibi:l:isal'er‘,:.:,:ema„),:d'etbrarni,:j,lrcrioeu,riihai WllOlll six 4re 0111C°rS'.,,,d . Ibroo,l'"0y kli rest were wartoly.tlt's;--; • oreot coo. , ,' j lii PO , 1 , ' f cminon, 0. 11 " 3 141 mai. .1 too one,piece o ,- le one .1 3 ro ~ f o e ur it s ' a v ' tostlosn.dedNN:o T i r e .°,l/3,,r114,05c,00tti. •113,1stivitcer` 1;0110..g stand w ard of the p 311,.. 0 4° Stalldaril•be#rer.." - alluded to in hi-409'01;110 i ts, oi l illiis is the Affair .10,0 ico , Jul y' 111 . it ti‘eri , ‘ ,„(1 i collie &yawl) 0, ...- h ~ , r , sad , ~ : rh irOe su er) Ir• , :io _ la United SPams ~raftertvard 0() 110 nic , fettaginda, .but Wet:, ,girt e obout i, pe or.iii )(4•50d On tree 3011) oi hitleitlflorviel,(!uolyilliccdl: the °r 11117 r igell : c ts ili p I.7l; s t tr Q ! Inuit Dave, .i 0 only a ..i0 • CTI [ 1 ~'~. .`' v (k~ ._ ; ~; , , , • 11.1 itUt I i iit