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COLT ic totiaISOWAS eth LON-
DON DOCK PAMY IA hereby giro Notice,
-.Thee the SECOND I 'ULMER? epee the MONEY
resolved to be ratted by a Gemmel liketlog of the Proprie-
tors, held at the City of Lomita Timis as the spat at
Judy lest, a payable at the Bask qf Eugliod, us TUES-
DAY the ehl of this Wotan' (October); and that each
Proprietors at hove set mikes up Ogle fietelPla. ;OM have
them delivered to thee, by Nablus application at this Reese.
G. ROBINSON. See.
Leaden Dock Reese, Ott. 9, le to.

TITCHFIELD, HAMPSHIRE.
:YAEUAELE INN, GARDEN, AND SEVERAL PIECES

-• • • of. BUILDING LAND. _ _
By Mr. WELLER,
TIIVERDAY the teth Md. at the Begle-Inn, Titchield,
ut Twelve o'Cleck.
Lad I. A Sinicioua tle.irnhle IN N. called
the TITeHPIELD TAVERN, adjoining to
the new Terminate-reed front Cindmas to nick/odd; being
the property, nod late the residence of Admiral Thompson.
The Rome is a heinleinee and most sebetaailal Brick Badd-
ing, cipuprising in the Wise seat three most commodious dry
cellars—in the Ground Story, an retrain ball, two reams of
imp dimensions, lately used r2l drawing and diuing• moots,
tire smaller rooms, thiPII• earl other woeful closets, kitchen,
endlery, t*u paotries, dairy, and ether domestic 0.11,10•••
First Story, a bicnkfast-rourti, three excellent beitelembers
Yr wen large dimensions, an I' three medley chambers,
:with
a sermate-ream, and useful rlimets—.and in the Alas Flory.
• law gamed, with smaller ones for servants. The present
@attys.'s nnt the back of the house. Before it is a large
walled garde'', with • small piece of meadow-land extending
to the Titebdeld River; and toutaniag together about half
a @tante acre. In consequence of the new terapike.road, a
licence has beer recently attached to this house. which, from
itsemitiguity to the road, its siteatioo, as connected with the
teen of Titelifteld, and other advantages it commands weer
the Neighbouring Ines, is most admirably adapted fee all the
parpeere of ay Inn, particularly the posting beemese; and
peesswis to the travrlkr a must inviting salvation. The new
sosd meet be productive of great adventans to the lowa and
mriglehearbromd of Titchfield, I.- ing now the direct cominuni.
Maim Am Portsmouth and the Eastern coast, by Southway-
time, to the New Forest sad West of England.
. Leta 9 is 6—Ave tersest Pieces of Land, particularly
ealusidefor building en, lying on tire South-side of the above
lac, and separated tberefrein y the turnpike road only.
The Premises an Copyhteil Inheritance, sad held of
the Name of Titehlefal, subject to • hoe and compuend
Waal on death amid ebeentioa, and the payment of s 111/11311
- net.
Per a view apply on Ike Premises; red for farther particu-
lars, le Mr. Peddee, Solicitor, Feeithant; er Mr. Welke, Chi-
t:lMM.

LONDON GAZETTh EXTRAORDLYARY.

MONDAY. OM 15.

Pormiar.street, Oct. 14.1410.

A dispatch. of which the fallowing is ♦ copy, was
°Bawolved this day at the Earl of Liverpool's °lice.
eidirowed to his Lordship, from Lieut.-General
Lord Viscount Wellington, S.B. dated Coimbra.
Sept. 30. 1810.
LILt Loaii....While tie enemy was advancing friim
Caloric* and Frances* spot l'oeu, the different
diviairows of ssilitia ass, Ordenatiza were employed
upon their aanki sad rear; and Colauel Trout,
with his divisiew,stfacked the escort of tbe•militery
*heat *ad reserve artillery. near Tojal.' on the 80th

He took tiro *firers 'ma one hundred prisonera ;
bet daemons', collected a force from the front and
year, which obliged him to retire again towards the
Posnei._ _ _ _

Thliindentiod that the enemy's communication
Irish Al.soista is eywavlatoly *at uIT. suit lie pos-
sesses only the ground on which his army pools.
Ilydnpotchre of the 20th instant will have in-
„formed yea of the measures which I hod adopted.
sod which were in progress to collect the army in
this neighbourhood. and if possible to prevent the
sassy from obtaining possession of this town.
Oo the 21st the enemy's advanced guard pushed
en to St. Combed/ie. at the junction of the rivets
Cris aid Deo; and Brigadier-General Pack retired
acmes the .former, and joined Brigadier-General
Creased at Mortagoa haring destroyed the
brikra ever those two rivers. The enemy's advah-
eed guard crowed the Cris. having repaired the
bridge. on the 23d, anti the whole of the 6th Corps
was collected on the other side of the river ; and I
therefore withdrew the cavalry through the Sierra
de Basica with the eseeption of three squadrons.
as the gruuud was unfaveur.ible fur the operation
of that
sport of the army. s s

On OWSth, the white of the Gib end of the 2d
corps wowed the Cris. in the neighbourhood of
St. Candsadso ; and Brigadier-Groieral Craufunl's
divisors and Brigulier.Gaiieral Ps k's brigade re-
tired to the powt;on which I had fixed ispou for the
army ow the top of Sierra de Suisse°. These
troops were followed in this ronreinent hy the
whole of the corps of Ney and itegnier (the 6:11
sad; hot it was conducted by Brigodier-Ceneral
Crstafisid with' great regularity. and the troops
took their position without sustaining soy loss of
inspOrtaucee

The eth Portuguese Ca; idnres, which had retired
on the right of this other troops, and the picquets
of the 3d division of eofiwtry, which were posted
at St. Antonio de Canter., soder Major Smith of
the 45th, *ere engaged with the advance of Reg-
niees carps is the afternoon, and the former chewed
that steachneits and willantry which others of the
i'ortngiteor troops have since manifr sted.
The Sierra de [lnsilco is a high ridge, which ex-
tends from the Mondego in a northerly direction
about right miles.
At the highest point of the ridge, about two
miles from. its termination, is the Convent sod
garde. of &mem The Sierra of Bowies is con.
netted by a mountainous tract of country with the
.Sierra de Carainula, which extends in a North-
Easterly direction beyond Ibsen. and separates
the valley of the Mnodego from the valley of the
Douro, on the left of the Mondegn. Nearly in a
litre with the Sierra de Mimeo is stir:titre ridge of
the, same description, which is called the Sierra de
Marcella, covered by the River Alva, and conuerct.