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Li) 3 Oti the W , mounts two brass six poonuer.,, one long
tw.) pounder, and small aims, and colimaiided by Lieutenant Tetens,
vt the Danish navy, and Collinod,,re of a division nt gun-beats oil
rar..-trami, with it complement of twenty-two men, who made their
esc.pe into the natter) of Belle. They tumid her mooted close unler
th muzzle of the guns of the battery, awl cmild not prevent the
bewenant and men trom making their escape, e‘i;epi rose wan,whom
we 11,:ve a prisoner. I stood in-shore, as tar as I could with safet),
Ito covet the boats. I have the honour to he,
Siva* j, C. CRAWF UR D, Lieut. Corn.

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BANK R IT PTS.
S. Clatke, Clare. Stiff•lk, cat rier. tt surrender. Sept. 23, at six, 21,
ten, and Oc.. IS, at c:even, at the Hall Moon Inn, Clare. A ttor-
Mr. Stevens, Clare; and Messrs. Bridges, Red Lion-square,
2.-4 den.
R. Btilmer and J. Buttner, South Shields, 5111 p-builders, Sept. 3,
.1,, and Oct. 13, at eleven, at the 4.;eor.t4e Inn, Nee cast le-upon. Tyne
Mess..s. Bell and Brodelick, Bow-lane, Clicapside ; and
Mr. Haintirtilg S‘nitli Shields.
R . Hovili. jun. New Road, coop-r, Sept. 5, 12, ant! Oct. 13, at ten,
et Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Shave, Broad sticct, London
Docks.
J. Jameson, M ;thl 'don-place, Tavistot k-square, merchant, Sept.
32, 10, anti 041 13, at ten, at Guildhall, Li-Won. A ttarney, Mr.
Ind, 1 hi' ogniort• is s; reet .
F. Lear, Brist butcher, dept. 2, 16, and Oct. 13, at one, at the
Rummer Tavern, Bristo:. Attorities, Messrs. Brown and Carey,
Bri,tol and Mr H Kitig's Bench-walks, Temple, London.
F. Price. St. Martin's-lane, Birrnirgham, sho keept I, Sept. 16, 17,
ltd () .t. 13, at t ye, the Shakspeare Tavern, liirmiogliam. Ar-
tortsies, Mr. Lowe, Birminghain ; and Mr. Clinton, Chancery-lane,
ndo,..
C. Mountain, Kingstan-upon-Hull, architect, Sept. 10, 11, and
Oct i 3, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, Kingston-upon-Huh
httornies, Mr. Robber, Bart'
.ctt's Buthlings, Holoorn ; and Mr &Ltd-
with, Hull.
Allsop. St. Austle, Cornwall, brewer, Sept. 8. 10, and Oct. 13,
at twelve, at the Auction M.,rt Rooms, Plymouth- Dock. A t torntes,
Messrs Williams atKi Darke, Prince's-street, Ilcdtoid•row ; and Mr.
lioran, Plymouth.
J. Rolfe, bishop St..itford, Hertford, maitster, Sept. 5, 12, and
Oct. 13. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attortties. Messrs lit kelock
and Makinson, Se•jeant's Fleet-street, London ; and Mr. Gee,
Bishop Stott ford.
• J . Knowle-, Sidcup, Kent, schoolmaster, Sept. 15, at twelve, 17,
and Oct. 13, at two, at Guilh2ll. Attorney, Mr. Pupkiii, Dean-
atreet, Soho.
J. Robinson, Birmingham, factor, Sept. 21, at five, 22, and Oct. 13,
at twelve. at the Swan Hotel, High-street, Birmingham A ttormcs,
Mr. 3 Sinacox, Birmingham ; and Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt,
Little Friday-street, Lund
J. Davids, Hanover.stie,:t, Portsea, auctioneer, Sept. 14, at one, 15,
at eleven, and Oct. 13, at one', at the Royal Oak. Inn, Portsca. A-1-
'omq, Mr. A. Isaacs, Bevis Marks, London.

LONDON GJZETTE LITRAORDINARY.

vuIDAY, sLPTLnimn 4.

DOWN IN G-STRE ET, S err. 4, 181`!.

Major Burgh, Aid,de.Camp to the Marquis of Wellington, has this
day arrived at Lord Bailiurst's Office with Dispatches, aduressed
to hi. Lordship by Lord Wellington, dated Madrid, the 13t1i and 15th
131 t. of which the following are Extracts :
Madrid, August 13.
Having fouial that the army under Marshal Marmont 'continued
their retreat upon Burgos, in a state not likely to take the field again
for some time, 1 deterinhied to bring Joseph Buonaparte to a general
sic: 1,4, or force him to quit Madrid. Accordingly 1 moved from
Cuoilar on the 6th instant. We arrived at Segovia on the 7th, and at
St. lidtranso on the Bth, where I halted one day, to allow the right
of the army more time to come
No uppoSition was made to the passage of the-troops through the
mountains ; and Brigadier-General D'Urban, with the Portuguese
cavalry, and Ist light battalion of the. King's German Legion, and
Captain M‘Dornald's troop of horse artillery, had been through the
Guadarama Pass since the 9th. He moved forward on the moining
of the 11th, from the neighbourhood of Galapagas, and supported by
the heavy cavalry of the King's German Legion from Torrelodones,
_be drove an the French cavalry, about two thousand in number, and
placed himself at Majalahonda, with the Portuguese cavalry and
Ca: rain M'Donald's troop, and the cavalry and light infantry of the
King's German Legion at Las Royas, about Three quarters of a mile
distant. fhe enemy's cavalry, which had been driven off is the
Morning, had moved towards Camaro, returned about five in the after-
noon, and Brigadier-General D'Urban having formed the Portuguese
cavalry in front of Majalahonda, supported by the kvirse artillery,
or ' r^rf he cavalry to charge the enemy's leading squadrons, which
gppeared too far ad',iuced to be supported by their main body. The
Purtu‘ucsc cavalry advanced w the attack, but unfortunately turned

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