The Sun.
London, England, 1810-09-27 00:00:00

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SALES ,OF; ESTATES, B.:c.

UNIQUELY BEAUTIFUL AND . ROMANTIC-ES-
TA TE, ;N,SOUTH• WALES,
TO BE SOl,ll .I.IY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
Tit
of an excellent sized FAMILY
kJ: HOUSE, with. Domestic and Agrietiftural Offices,
and ,Buildings.ot every description; Farm- house,• and up-
wards of /49 Acres of rich,
,Meadow, Pasture, and Wocd
Land; enehantinglysituate.on the River Triey, abounding 12
Trout,.and in a Country where Game is in profusion.
For further pa:rticulars apply to Messrs. Browne, and Co:
House Agents, and Land Surveyors; No. 4t, Southampton-
row, Russelsquare, London ; at the Bell Inn, GlOucester,;
Mackworth Arms, Swansea •; Ivy 'Bush; Carmarthen; and
Bush, Bristol, where a.plan of. the Estate may be seen. - •

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BERKS. •
FREEHOLD ESTATE, MANSION-HOUSE., AND'
FARM, .
TD BE SOLD BY• PRIVATE CONTRACT
CONSISTING al One. Hundritd and Sixty Ad-fs
of excel MEADOW, G RA ZING, and A K LI:
LAND, ing within a 'Ring Fences the House stands-int a
Park-like Ground, charmingly situated, of about 2; Acres-,
welt adapted tor accommodating a laree Family ; vo:14-41- CA-cry
convenient and requisite Building in good Repair, vii. 'Tre-
ble Coach-house, Stablii.g to:correspond, walled Carden of
about ihreeAcres,very produdi ye •. Brovv house, Bake-liolise.,
Servants Room, Bailiff's ditto, I.,?airy, Granary, Dove_cot,-
&C. •

The Neighbourhood is remarkably distinguished. for its
centrical Situation., beiirg egui.clistaut frOtn- the
,great Bath
and Salisbury Roads, is very genteel, and 4bOLIIICIS with ex.
,cellent Roads, leading in all iiireetions.- An agreeable aping
only trout the admired Town of Reading, and-42 Miles distant
horn London.
• The Estate comminds distant and picturesque Views over
a rich and charinii44ly 'vat legated Country, and is well stocked
with thriving Timber, 'particularly orn,mtental.
The tiara' has ,every necessary Building attached, and is
tiv titled to-valuable-Rights. of Common,, is in • high coif-
(howl, in hand, anti abounds with Game.
Further particulars, idicra Plan Of the Estate may be seen,
on►. personal application to Mr. Anderson, Stationer, South-
ampton,buildings, Holborn, • '

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DEDEI A M , Fitty.eight 'Miles, aucl.W IX, ibout Sixty-three
- - _ Miles iruni I.oucion.
. TO Illi SOLD BY AUCTION, ,
.. ' By LINTON
.and LAVALLIN,
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On Wednesday, • the 3d thy of Odubzr,. tato, at the White
- .-.-• • • Hari Inn, Colcheatcr, at,Tnielve o'clock,. ..
• • IN TWO LOTS, • . .
According to printed Particulars tnetv-Land there, ,to be pro.. duced, tntless'pre-viously disposc.d of by Private Contr?4,'
of which notice will be given,- with in:inediate posse.sioii,.
the following very valuable and desirable Estates;
. . LOT L.

"THE MANSION-:1-1—OUSE called the ROOKE-
Y, in DE D I-IAM afiiresaid, :n.l 53 A. more, or less, or
rich Ar.141e,. Meadow, :and Pasture Land and orchards, in a
Ring Fence, with suitable Out-butktings, the whole ensPm-hif.Y.
Copy hold, equal to Freehold, excevt 4ve.Acres, more, r less,
at the will of the Lord, the liecUpation of Mr. t'irmin, the
Proprietor.

t'he liouse is fit for the immediate residence of a:large gen..
teel Family, with two Gardens well inclosed and planted
With choice Fruit.trees in full-bearing.
Also a large detached cottage; near the Manoion.lidtise, fit'
for the.refdence', of a small xeuteel family, four_ best lien.,
r6Ouis, Servants' ro'nns, and suitable Offices, also' a Coach_
house, Stahle, and Garden, now let to Walter Clerk,,Esil: for'
one year,- from the sth Imy last,- and., also a Tenement and .
Garden now in the occupation of John Nickerson,
- Asoasinall. Farm' adjoining, in the paiishes of Dedham
and Langhain, consisting of a Dairy, two Sams, two Stables,
w. house, Farin-y,a awl several •'Tenements and. Garden.
.gronlid let to diffirent Persons.at and. it A. 2 R.
7-1)„ more or less, of Arable Meadow ozier Ground, and Or_
hard, all •customary Copyhold. - . • ' •
• .Also a Copyhold Mcssuage Or Tenement, with the Out-
house and Game!) thereto oelonizttigesituate near. I)cciharn
Turnpike, in the occti pat ion ot Witham I lath.
• Alie Laric.lii4,ll good, a -Consicleralile part of it adjoins the
navigable River Stour. . •
The London. Coaclies ..pass daily within a quarter of a
note of the Mansion-bOuse, and the Post morning and
evening . • , _ - . • •
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TheNeighbourhood is gqcd, the Roads excellent, and the
Country delightful. • .
This• Estate may be viewed•by applying to. Mr: Firmin.
LOT IL. • -
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Consists of a most desirable
‘ESTATE, called "PONIY
HALL, 'fit for the residence of a Gentlem:m's Fainily, situ.
ate in W 1 X and BRAD F E E.,D, in hS S f,?X, sirrourided by
good Roads and a respettable •Neighboui hood. Upon. it is a.
gocd Family Clouse, two-large Barns, and other requisiteDut.
-buildings, together with to AcreS of Kcio A rabic 'and Pasture,
more or less. -in a Ring-fence, in a high state of cultivation,.
including a beauti-ul wood of to, A. 3 R.. 38 P.
•mare or less,
well planted with fine-grown Oak, asst, and Elin Timber,
in the centre a large Pond, formerly used as a decoy, a frne,
preserve for Pheasants .and other came, Forty-two Acres
Copyhold, the remainder Freehold. The greater part Tithe
tree. • The outgeings very moderate.
Aiso,the tireat anti matt tithes arising from-three Farms
adjoiningi containing' about 77 A. 3 R. with a pri.fitable
. ~ • . .
Estate is convenient for Sea water Bathing, 8 miles
from HarWich; 3 trout Manningtice, and 13 frorn.Colches.
tvr-, capital Market. Towns.
Mr: Hiskey, the.l3ailitly will spew this Estate.
For further particulars, apply to. Mr. Pirtnin. Dedham ;
Mr. Frank Sinythies, Solicitor, Colchester; Messrs Milne
.and.,,Parry, Sblicitors, Temple ; or Mr. lohn Skinner, Dale
Hall, Lawlerd,-near Manningtree,;Essex,..,.where Maps and
Elevation's of the Estates:rim he seen. .

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EPICS SIXPENCE TIALPPENti .

pit:TUALL'iIVd-O.b. .
..„ lBrd'
THE COMMISSIONERS/or VICT WILLING
Ells 1114.7.43TY's NA rl' do hereby giye
, That on Fri./.g.; ;he 28th instant, they be t'eady to re
ceiye Tenderi; in writing (sealed t!p), and treat A- ride 'Supp?y,
(on separate Contracts) of what, El BE E al4 VEG
T:~I3LfS, nrry be demanded. Err tbe Service- °fills' 131..W%tyil
Ships and Vesels at lioseley say, nef.r..l7arvyfrh, from the Ist of
,oc4ber next, to tbettst of .tVarch, tS i, 6.• th
.To be paid for 6 Bills, payable nuitb fii-Nto:), day, after
dale.

The Conditions ej.the Contraa msyle seen at tit Sevitisry'i
Ofirret al this 9j4-e, or by appijivg fo ihe.Coljecivr a) his Mak
jestj's Customs, at the Port of 1-4414
.11'o ieket,-1 widbe had to Tender in rt. hlch the Price 4.1.,11
n.-. 1 he inseroted in cords at length, or that shall rut 'he' der
I:vered to the Beard efctre One ;'(!lock am the raid the
2Stb instant, nor tfnleSs. the Person ',yo 'cakes the Tender, car
s:nze Person on hit hegilf, attrn;tc, t%; t-,:ei ,;hen c:a74,1_1;".:*

• 1./iC 1-L./ILL ;Iv C, •
• Sept.. IS, IN I. •
ryflE COMIIIIISSIPiVERS for vim vALL/A-(1.- .
111 A JEST )1% NAI/Y Vohereby give Notice,h,at cn
Tuesdgy,th, ad of October ',rev, they. 7:.411 bi rear; to receiveel-en
den in writing I sealed up); and 'treat for the taki,igisway qvd
re, rranujacturirg- into NEW 1 RON HOOPS, the whole 1
the DAM A. G l) I RON HOOPS, whethet sound, braie,, or
bent, cr-in phtesf that ntqy from time to time ari4e; or he delive:4l'
into his 1,14je5f.).'3 PiOvalling Stores at Deptford; and also
fnr
.the Supply..of • Stich quantities of, N 4 W VAT, ,
STOUT PLATE, and THIN PLATE IRON HOOPS,
Itlanufafit!red from the best lit,illth iron jas miy befp,.
they requirediJor the Seri ice of his Majesty's Villuafling
partment, during the space of Twelve
_lnn: the date of
`die Condact ;to be ddivved tram time Iq..ibi:e at demaaa'ii, into .
Stores before mentioned,' and to b'e paid Achy Bills, payaNrivitt
interest, oilley. days after a'ati. • ".7.91'

The Conditions of the Contrail. may 6e teen at the Seeretar4s
Office.
No regard will be bad to
_any Tender in I:,hiclrchi Price shall
not be inserted in:ivo.rds at length, or' that !hall not be delivered
rn the' Board before One a'Clc,ck on the said Tut-4day, the 2d
of'OetolJi, next, asor unle-ss :be z Perst.,3l 1,0:8; wakes theltidr-
der, or 'style Per'son an his beiratj, truer:dr; to du, iet:r
1:,. •

44 I' 1101.144. p:: •
Sept,'2 6,
HE GO U/?tof PIRECTO RS of ate' UNTrED
CtMW4NY .of NCL4ND
ingto the 4.4,5 T INDLES do herey give Notice, , • .• •• ••

- That 'a General Court of the said Cott:piny wilt 1e bell,at
their Ifo:!se in 1.r:2...0:4h:11-sheet, oti the 17!h
t,her aext, fron:' Eleven o'clock in !Le Forenoon S:x !-/e :he
Evening, to Hallo on the
.141outing,Qfreiti,n, agreeal&. it the .48
o 1 the,39o chap. 84,
"-That this Court confirm the Unanimous Resolution
of the Cow t of D.iretiors Of. dig sth instant,' whereby tll4
Commanders and Owners of thethirAsia, are fully acquit-
ted froctraf i'Mputation of negie# or ni iscotidud in respell iv
the lass of that Ship.",

kt crdfr t? determine by such Brlfotwhethar„ three parts in four
oft& Pict), ietr.rs present at such Geteral Court, concur with the
awl of Directo, s bracquittiwg the Commander and oge. of
the Sill' Asia," rom inrpvtatioit'y neglect •or miscondust re.
sterling ihe 4t.t cj.

yAmrss sec.

This Day were poblished,
Elepitily, printed in Vointhes, Quarto, with a Portrait
:ut the uttio.r, ari4 numero.us utile' ogrnvings, !trice 41. 55.
in boards,

'VFW; WORKS 'of JAMES BARRY, Esq..
ilist-or4tl Painter ; late Prr.fetsor of P.aintingin the
Royal Academy ; Member of the Clementine Academy fit
copiaihimg his I)'scourses at•the Roval
deity ; Observations on dilli.r4lt Works of Art it) Itaiy and
France ; ,RetnatkS uti the principat;Paintings in the Oclea'Os
Galjerylexhibiteil in 1798, 45ic. Sc. together wilellhis, C.
resputnfence with Mr. But ke,- aryl other'dminguTsfied `
suns.; and some Account of his Life and Works. ,
Printed for T. Catlell and W.'l)avies, Strand.
.01 whom ma) be had,' • • • ,
The Works ofSir.JOshtia Recr,olds. K nt. late President of
the-Royal Aeaderny'; with an .Ic.co.dni Otitis Lite and
Writit)g by drnunct,Malone, F.s7t. one of. hiS tixecutozs;
and his Portrait irons an Original Picture. Three'Vots. Svo.
3d Edition,ll. Is. in boards. . . , .

T.LIE TRUE ORLGIN‘J:AL, iES,Uffs
Are now -prepared by S tiA W and E I,WyA It •66 (on the
Foot-way), •St. Successors to loseph Wessels:-
I'HE JESUITS DROPS have !ring beet. known
and.esteemed• a'safe, chap, efledual, and- often 'an
immediate
.Gure-tor Sttanguary, GJcets, VveaknesA,Lot .the
Kidneys, or Bladder ; and when taken on the first attack of
Venereal Infection, they will-infallibly accomplish- the
sired effect t should the (_•onlyt,iut t‘,-•
be necessary to take the Specific Remedy witty the je'strits
I)rops.
,
Tne many ifepredaCons made on the Property' of the rtii-
pijetpri; compels them to pt t; this Caution, that no pate
Bottle will he sent out of their tiouse without " Siaw itild
Ed-war Sis Successors to SI r.' Wessek), 66; St. Paul's Church-
yard," engraved on the Stamp,,
All others which are sold without the above Names are
impositions on the Vublic.
ti Ask for Wessels"lesuits, Drops: • r •

RHEUMATISMS, PAI,S ES,
„pncf t4OUIY-
A FFECTIONS, x'vith t:10r usual corLomittnirs,
Spasm, or Flying Pains, Hafulency, IndigeStion, a+tc4 me=
rat I)eltititp, (cuiginating in wliatever source) are relieve,' and
frequently cured by WI i 41 D's.E SS LN C of
.P.I,U S.
FAIL l) PILLS,. after every 'other means bac"

The ELME) ESSENC L.at MUSIARU (used veitli.the
Pi I isin those complaints where necessary) is pci bans rbeNt.
aaive, penetrating, and effeetual rentedy.in the ge-
nerally-curing ,the.severest Sprains and lkruisei, 'ill 140:i iban
halt the tune bisually taken by Opodeidot; Anquebui:ade,
any other Linirrmt or Einbrdcalion ; and if, used nninctliate-
ly after any accident, it prevents the pair turning black,
WHITEHEA D's ,EA MI Ly CE -1-11 is equall; effica-
cious' for all ill-conditioned Soma, Sore Legs, Scorbutic
twill, Blotches, RingwormS, Sh;ngleS, Itreiikin(s
out on the Face, Nose,- Ears, -and Eyelids, Sett 'and I nfiain,
ed Eyes, Sore Heads and • Scorbutic Humours of everyne-
scription.
Prepared only and sold by R. fohnstan, Apothecary,' ri,
Greek-street, Soho, London, the Essence and-Pitts at as.
each—the Cerate at rs. 16d. and 2b. !)4; Sold by every
dicine Vender in the United Kingdom:
(I.Sr The Genuine, has a Black- Ink Stamp, %Vida the name
at K. rolinstenipsortotion it..

%IAI LS.
Due—t Cadiz, t Lisbon, i Dublin, 'Waterford.

I'ItICF:OF STOCKS
THIS DAY 1' 'MEINE O'CLOCK.
Consols - 66 651;, I Orythium - 6I Ck

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SOLIM QUIS •A I.SUM Aunr AT ?

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THT-RSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27,,1810.

French and Dutch Papers have been received, the
former to the 22d-, and she latter to the 25th *in-
stant they contain v,ry little news. B N A DOTTE
has not ye! visited Sweden ; it is probable that he is
waiting for a French army to proted hii person,—
The Dutch Papers slate that the Engli-h army in
POrtugal had retreated, and actually etnbarked : it
appears from this statement, and these published by
King MURAT, of the victories of his flotilla in the
Dutch Pipers, that. BUONAIARTE favours his new
subjeas with very accurate details of the progress
of the war.

Some G:lman Popers arrived this morning, bat
they contain nothing worth notice.

Some of the Papers of this morning stale, that ac•

counts had been received Iron) Oporto, of Lord
WELLINGTON having retreated, and removed big
• heod-qu.irtcrs fom Celorico to Cei, where he meant
to wait the ai:ack of the French. We cannot un-
dertake to give a positive contradiction to this state-
ment, but we enteitain strong doubts of the troth
of it,. and we know that Government have not re-
ceived any such intOligence,

AS some doubts weft expressed a few days ago in
Morning Paper, respettmg the saftty of JEFFERY,
thr seaman, we are happy to have it, in our power
to lay b,fore our rea!ers a most decisive document
upoh the MUbit2Cl, iz. the Affidavit of JEFVERY,
sworn in the pr,senee of the British Consul at Mar-
ble-head; in A erica.

A Morning Paper of yesterday, devoted to the
eagse of the Opposition, in commenting upon the
demand of BUONAPARTS to send 30,000 men into
Zealand, contains one of the most extraordinary ob-
servations, one of the most whimsical illustrations of
Party prejudice that ever appeared in print. After
informing its Readers that the refusal of the King
'of DENMARK to let the French troops pass through
Holstein will avail him • nothing, it confidently
asserts, that all. the Ports in the North will belong
ID BUONAPARTEj and then comoluiticates a piece of
information which we confess is quite • new to us,
and which we have no doubt wilt not a little amaze
many of the persons alluded to, viz. that " all the
seamen on' the River Thames are BUONAPARTE'S
subjeas." The Paper then proceeds to say,' that
" they must be wilfully blind who do not see to
what all this obviously tends." and concludes with
lamenting that, under tlwse circumsmances, our
Naval atfa:rs sh{,uld be entrusted to the care of
M:.YonKa.
When a man is declared unfit to be entrusted
with the direction of the naval affairs of the coun-
try. one would naturally suppose that he, was ob-
jeaed to because his talents were not equal to the
discharge of so important a trust ;—or, because he
did not possess the knowledge necessary for a
Statesman, and was unacquainted with his offi-
cial duties ;—or because from indolence, dissipa-
tion, or any other cause, he was in the habit
of negleming the performance of these duties;—
or, finally, because his' moral character was such
as to render him unfit to fill so important at'
office. No such charges are, however, preferred
or even insinuated against Mr. YORKE :—his
lities, his knowledge, and his application are ad-
mitted, and his character admired, even by his
enemies ; but still we are seriously- told that that
Getalcnsan is wholly unqualified for preventing
BUONAPARTE frbm marching 30,000 men into Hol-,
stein, and gelling possession of all the Ports of the
North, because—he Cleared Me Gallery P!

The extra ship William Pitt arrived off the Isle
of 'Wight the 26. h inst. Sailed hum St. Helena
6'h August. Left no ship there.,
!'he KING Cline to town yesterday, about twelve
o'clock, from Windsor, escorted by a party of Light
Hotse,- awl was received at- the Queen's Palace by
th.c. Dukes of KENT and CUMBERLAND.

At two o'clock. his MAJESTY held a ptivate Levee,
which was au-waled by
. . . _ _

he A rcltbishop of Canternury, the MarquisWenesley, Earl
riverpOol. Lord: Ficathfield ((:old Stick), Boston (in Wait-
/11g). Gienhervie, Sir David Dundas, Generals Dunne and
Fluvd, Captains Austen and Cochrane, Messrs. Per, eval,
vd,;r. Yorke, Dawkins, Adams, and Greville (Groom in
The followin; had the honour of being presentei
to his MAJESTY.:---
l.r..utenant -General Dunne, on his promotion.
rut-General on his return from Ireland.

rapt. Au*ten, late of the St. Altxut's, on his return from
China.
, C 41,t3in Coararn, R. N. on his return from the West
•

:.; s.‘) !Warn Adams, on his being apvinted a Commis.
sitAket 0 W utAls and kurests, und Land Revenue.

Yesterday a quarterly General Court was le.ld at
the India House, when atter the usual i,ra the
Court, on separate motions from Mr. Astell, the
Chairman, contirMed the resolutions:of the Court of
Directors, appointing Mornshee llu.um Uler to be
Assistant Teacher in the Oriental Department, at the
Artillery and Engineer Seminary, at a salary of 2501.
per annum—and
Resolved, That the ballot for determining the
question acqt:ittiug the Comfnander and Owners of
the ship Asia, born all imputation of neJe4.l or ink-
condila in respect of the losrs of that ship, be taken
on Wednesday, the 17th of October next. Several
accounts relative to the Seminaries, civil and niih-
tary, were laid before the Court, in compliance v, ith
their resolution of the 7th April, 1809, and the
titles read.

Mr. RANDLE JACKSON moved that such papers
be laid on the table for the reins il of the Proprie-
tors, and after dwelling on the benefits which
would result from the benefit of the i .stitution of
the seminaries to which those papers related, he
taied, that on their perusal he might probably be in-
duced to submit to the Court a modification of the
plan which &reefed the examination or Writers and
Cadets- in oven Court, being inforMed t hat such
examination pressed rather too hardly on the lime
of the Directors ; and he hoped such mod.tica-
tion would be formed so as not to weaken the spirit
of minute inquiry.
The CHAIRMAN expressed himself gratified with
the intention of the last Speaker;
_

The CHAIMM4N then submitted a Resolution of
the Court of Diteciors, restoring to the serf ice ti
following Cadets, who were dismissed on account of
ituproperly obtaining their appointmenis, Thu..
Kelly, for Madras, Geo. Toulon, John :Vl:insert,
Rob. Mansen, Tho. Maw ; and moved, that such
Resolution be confirined.

The [notion having been carried in the aflirnid-
tive, the Court adjourned.

Ye,terday a Court of DireMors was held at the
East India Hose, when the uniierinentioned shif,s
were taken up fur the ensuing season, and thus
stationed, viz.
Cumberland, Capt. T. Wilkinson; norsetshire, R. H.
Brown ; Essex, R. Nishett ; Henry .Addington, j. Kirk-
patrick ; for Bombay and C • ina.
Nottingham, Capt. Walter. Campbell ; Taunton Castle,
13enjasiiiii Richardson : Princess Amelia, Edward Balston
tor Madras and China.

Waliner Castle, Capt. Luke Dodds, for St. Helena, Ben.
coolcn, and China,
Scaleby Castle, Capt, Loch, for Bombay direl.
New ship Abergavenny, Caiitain l Wordsworth ; Hope,
las. Pendergrass; Ceres, H. Scott; Watley. ---'— Charles
Grant, T. I. Harington ; Perseverance, lames Tweedale ;
Marquis of Ely, —; for China dired.
New shin Walpole,. Captain lames Sandilands, early ;
Metcalf; M. Isacke, early ; Baring,. lames Carnegie; Car-
natic, Swinton, early ; Castle I..den, Colnett, early; Eu-
rope, W Gelston ; Lord Nlelville, C Lennox ; Dvvonsitire,
lames Murry ; Streatham, John Dale; for Madras 'and
Bengal.
Dover. Castle, Capt. G. Richardson ; Walthamstow,
Price, for Ceylon and Bengal.
Warren Hastings, Capt. G. (ones; Marchioness of Exeter,
A. Nash, for St Helena and Bengal.
_ .

Marquis. Wellesley, Capt. Le Blanc ; Lady Castlereagh,
W. 11an►ilton; Surrey, I. A. Cumberl•ge (early) ; Lord
Castlereagh, C Kymer (early); Albion, Norman ; for Ben-
gal direct.

The Court adjourned at six o'clock till Wednes-
day next.

We have received Corunna Papers to a late date.
The only article of importance they contain is an
order issued by the Marquis de la RONIANA to the
army he commands, which is styled " the Army of
the Left.". From the nature of its organization, and
the number of corps mentioned, his force appears
to he much stronger than we were lid to suppose it
was. The van-guard consists of six light battalions
and a regiment r.f the line, commanded by General
CARRERA ; the first division two light battalions and
right regiments of the line, commanded by Gen.
GARCIA ; the second division two light battalions
and seven regiments of the line, commanded by
Gen. CHARLES O'DONNEL and the third di% ision
three light battalions and six regiments of the line,
commanded by Gen. BALLESTEnOS. The cavalry is
not inclu(led in the above statement, but from what
is already known respeding it, there is no doubt of
its force being from 2 to 3000 men.

Accounts from Vienna, of the da • of the 30th
August, inserted in The Abeille du Ao. d of the 14th
instant, announce the pregnacy of Napoleon's con-
sort, Maria Louisa, in the following terms :
" The letters from Paris repeat, that the wishes of
the Emperor Napoleon and of the French are ful-
filled; that Heaven has blessed their marriage This
event has spread so much joy, that the inhabitants
of the Luxemburg gave a village fete on the occa-
sion, which went off with the happiest effect." -
The advices from Oporto say, that the whole gar.
rison of Almeida, including both the regulars and
the in;litia, had taken an opportunity of passing
over to the British army.
The letters mention, that the positions now oc-
cupied by the British army are stronger than those
of its former situation.

I►i the Yournal da Soir of the 19th instant, there
appears the following advertisement :—" Madame
BATHURST requests her husband, M. BATHURsT, if
he has thought proper to conceal himself, not to
delay pointing out the place of his retreat. M.
BATnuttsi. m.►y be assured of the protection of the
French Government."
The unfortunate convia Wilson, who was exe-
cuted on Saturday, the Bth instant, at Horsham, tot
a burglary in the shop of Mr. Gill, watchmaker,
&c. at Rye, wrote a letter a few days ,prior to his
execution to Mr. Gill, informing him in the most
solemn manner; that he had given three of the
stolen watches, all new ones, to a corporal of the
regiment to which he belonged, two to privates,
and that two others were hid in a wall at Windier-
sea. He also stated that an accomplice, named
Hodges, had all the rest of the stolen property,
with which he deserted soon atter the commission
of the robbery. In consequence of this information,
Mr. Gill went to Dover, where the regiment then
was, and endeavoured to recover some of his pro-
perty ; but the parties accused by the letter of the con-
.viCt, denied t. ver haVing had the watches; and all he
has been able to recovef is two, one or both of
which had been found in the wall at Winehelsea.