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FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Tuesday
the 20th December inst. at eleven o'clock m &boon, precisely,
THEGood AMERICAN SHIP SALLY.—
Dimensions :

Length on desk, 82 Feet
Heighth between the Decks and Half Dock, 5 feet 2! in,
Breadth above the Wales, 24 feet 11 inckt.s.
Admeasures 208 88-94 Tons. . . _

'Phis Vessel is neariy new, well found in stores, and is fit for
general porp utes, square-sterned, and may be sent to set at a
triftir g expenee • captured by his Majesty's strip Indefatigable,
John Tremayne'Rodd, Esq. Commander.
And afterwards will be sold, for Home Consumption—
About Six Thousand Pipe Staves. .
Five Thousand Hogsheads ditto.
Two 'Thousand H. ailing. - •
Also—The fine American Brig PEGGY,
Dimensions ;
Ler.gth on Deck, 74 feet 1 inch.
Height between Decks and half-deck, 4 feet 111 in:
Breadth above the Wales, 24 feet 6i inches. •
AdmtaStires 176 34-94 Tons. '
This is a very fine Vessel, and would make an excellent packet,
being fitted for the accommodation of passengers; she is well
found in stores. Taken also by the Indefatigable, John Tremaync
Rodd, Esq. Commander.
And afterwards I'll be sold,
The Remainder of the CARGO otrhe French Ship la DIANE,
captured by his Majesty's Ship 'indefatigable, John Tremayne
Rodd, Leq. Commander, on her voyale from Bourdeaux to the
Isle or Fiance, consisting of, for exportation,
453 lilies. Superior Red Wine A quantity of Olive Oil
69 1-4th Casks do. White do. Do. Fin! Liqueurs
600 Case', containing 2000 do- 1;:to. Brandied Fruits
zen St.lerior Red and White Do. Pickles
Wine Do. Dimijohns
90 Dimijohns Do. Stationary
19 Half bl ds. Vinegar Do. Carpenter's Tools
38 Casks 1 aint 153 Bags Corks
Cases Eats 30 Bundles Iron Hoops
733 Iron Po s, different sires 9 Casks Iron Nails
2 Hhds. ( lass 3 Do. Copper do.
50 Barrels Hog's-lard 3 Cases Tin Plates
A quantity of Cori. ah 3 Do. Iron do.
And a variety other Goods, botog a general cargo, destined for
lisle Bonaparte.
And, immediately afterwards,
The CARGO of the French Brig 'ADEL LE, captured on her
voyage from Bourdeaux to Guadaloupe, by his Majesty's ship In-
slrfatigable, Julia Ti :ample Rodd, Esq. Commander; consisting
of, for ezi.crtation,
164 Illsds. superior Red Wine 45 Cases Pickles •
38 Casks do. White do. 24 Cases preserved Fruits
90 Cises do. Red do. SO Bags Corks
43 Ditto White do. • 4 Cases' Haberdashery
49 Casks Vinegar . 1460 Wood Hoops r,
3 Kegs Brar.ay 20 Bundles Twigs
1 Quarter-Ca I do. 7 Bales 1 Coffee Bags
37 Boxes Candles ' 24 Bundles
249 Baskets Olive Oil 4 Casks Nails
36 Cases. Mottled Soap
And, for Home Consumption :
170 Barrels Hour 76 Hams
356 Baskets 7 Kegs Potted 1 Beet
179 Cases i Choosers 5 Do.. AlamodeS
16 in lead 3 Do. Potted Pork
SO Kegs Hogs-Lard • 7 Sides Bacon •
42 Ditto Butter ' 200 Dried Cud Fish
And afterwards her Provisiors, dec. -
Also, the Cargo of le Grand Decidd, 'captured by his Majesty's
rig CONFLICT J. B. BATT, Esq. Commander, from St.
rmbingo to Bourdea4 :
go; Bags Coffee 1 Bag Tottoke Shell
46 Bari els Do. 1 Cask.Gunt
278 Pieces Fustie 55 Hides, in the hair
• For viewing the Vessels, Stores, and Goods, or any further in-
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THE WAR I SPAIN,

naNcs ACCOUNTS.

, -

pAR/S, /40VP.M SIR lt.
*MO =UM& OF THS AsHY OF SPAIN.
" Vittoria, November 9.
: w Position of the French array on the Stith of

SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

October :
N Head.quraters at Vittoria.
di The Marshal Duke of Cornegliano, with his left
wing, along the banks. of the Arragon and the Ebro.
His bead-quarters at Rafalla.
6, The Marshal Duke of Elchingen is with his head.
quarters at Guardia.
44 The Marshal Duke of Istria has his head.quar.
ters at Miranda, with a garrison in Fort Pancorba.
" The General of Division Merlin occupies with
one division the heights of Durango, and presses upon
the enemy, who secm disposed to attack,the heights

of Mondragon.
Iligerraßy PROMOTIONS. " The Marshal Duke of Dantzic. having arrived
onniraster.-onriez, Nov. 261 with the divisions of Sebastiani and Laval,. the King
Establishment for the Military Departments was pleased to order the division of Merlin to returns
of the Ordnance. " The enemy being in the mean time in force at
~. Furlong, Gast. to be Second Assistant-Surgeon. Dead
Nirvenalier 14,1808. Lerin, and having occupied Viana, and several'posts
!oMmission in the Argyll and Bute Regiment of on the left bank of the Ebro, the King ordered, the
hfiditia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. ' Duke of Cornegliano to advance against the tnemyl
Lamont, Esq. to be Captain, vice M`Leaa, reafened.
-co October 49,180$.General Waltier, commander of the cavalry. ancl•Shn
Commissions in the Ayrshire Battalion cf Rifle Local brigades of Generals Habert, Brune, and Razout; pro-
Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. ceeded against the enemy's posts. •
Wesallarailten, Esq. to ho Lieuterynt-Colonel-Com-
.: Wm. H. Crawford, Esq. to be Major ; and James "On the 27th of October the enemy were defeated
Thompson, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Sept. 10,1848. at all points. Twelve hundred men, who were sur-
--on Douglas Baldwin, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 12,, rounded in Lerin, at first showed a disposition to (lc.
Baird, F.sq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 13, 1808. fend themselves ; but General Grandjean having
• Milne, Esq to be ditto. Dated Sept. 14, 1808. made his arrangements, ,defeated them completely,
Campbell, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. a 5, 1808.
Morton, Esq. to be ditto. Dated 2Nlc.vember 14, tem. making prisoners one Colonel, two Lieutenant-Colo-
Howie, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. Dated September nets, 40 Officers, and 1200 soldiers. These troops
,80. S.
'lie, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 12,1808. formed part of the camp of St:Roque, before Gi-
.. Mardach, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 13. 1808.
Hendee, Geut. to lee ditto. Dated S.pt. 14,1808. braltar. At the same time Marshal the Duke of
'Sven, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 15, 1808. Elchingen marched for I.ogrono, passed the Ebro,
'4oHurg, Gent. to he ditto. Dated Nov. 14,1808.
Gent. to be Secon.i Lieutenant. Dated September took 300 of the enemy prisoners, pursued them seve-
.BoB. ran miles, and re-established th&bridge of Logrono.
nor Creeks, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Se* 19. tsos.
In consequence of this event, the Spanish General
Brows, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 13,1808.
oelyniont, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept., 14, 1809. Pignatelli, who commanded the Insurgents,was stoned
i Dunlop, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 150808.
Stain, Gent. tobe ditto. "Dated Nov. 14, ISM • by them.
Donaldson, M.D. to be Surgeon. Dated Str..lo, 1808. a The troops of the traitor Romans, and the Spa-
:nag, Gent. to be gnarter Master. Dated as above.
nish prisoners in England, landed by the English in
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Spain, with the divisions of Gallicia, making toge-
White and Joseph Emerson, of Bristol; lead mertliants,
-1, 1808. ther a force of SO,OOO men, threatened from Bilboa,
.o Moon and Thomas Webster' of Manchester, brass- Marshal the Duke of Dantzic, who, led on by a
Indere and braziers, Nov. 90, 1808.
'land John W bite,ofßasford, Nottinghamshire, bleachers noble ardour, advanced upon them on the 31st of
ton-spinners Nov. 15, 1808. I October, and drove them atthe point of the bayonet,
iler, sen. and John Bowler, jun. of Nevteastle-under-
, Staffordshire, hat manufacturers, Sept. 21, lens. from all their positions. The troops of the Confede-
lse Brandish and George Jones, of Alcestcr, Warn iakshire, ration of the Rhine, and particularly the Corps of
surgeons, November 18, 1808.
sus Halland Miles Burkitt, of Cheapside, Loudon, stationers Baden, distinguished themselves.
paper hangers, Dec. 9,1808. • 46 The Marshal Duke of Dar.tzic closely followed
Fenton, Peter Fenton, and James Donaldson, of Manzhes-
merchants June 30, 1808. up his pursuit of the enemy, the whole Ist of Novem-
Bradley, Elijah Waring, and Francis Eawilns, of Gaston, ber, as far as Guertes, and entered Bilboa. In that
fordshire, coal masters and iron founders, Nov. 18,1808. • • •
I Harlow and Robert Ilaskar, of Ashborn, Derbyshire, city very considerable magazines were found. Seve.
founders and clock-makers, Nov. 26,1808. ral Englishmen were made priscners. The enemy's
Davies and William Painter, of Pembroke, shopkeepers,
loss, in killed and wounded, was considerable; but
use 8,1808.
Bridges, deceased, and AlgrandaWright, of Beritrondseyo we took very few of them prisoners. Our loss con-
tra and hoop benders, June 4,1608.
Lovelock and William Barrett, of Hampstead, Nevem. SiStS of only 50 killed, and about 100 wounded. How-
0 tem. ever praiseworthy this action was, it was to be wished 1
Clarkson, John Halliday, and John Hanson,' of Wakefield,
Thorne', and Alverthorpe, wool scribblers and cloth mahafac- that it had not taken place ; the Spanish corps *as
Noy. 30, 1808. in a situaticn to have been completely cut off. .is.
.•
BANKRUPTS. . u The corps of Marsha' Victor having just aryttred
. Stanley, of Manchester, inukeeper, dealer and &amen' was detached from Victoria to Orduna. On the 7th I
surrender December 19, 20,and January 14,,at two, at the
- Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. John Robinson, Man- of November, the enemy, reinforced by fresh troopki
-or Messrs. Lyon and Collyer, Gray's-lun, London. . from
m Dean, of Kenton-street, R uare, Mid& a,/St. Ander°, occupied the height of Guenes. The
.gopteeper, dealer and Chapman, Dec. 6, 13, and January 14, Marshal Duke of Dantzic advanced against them, and
at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, hie. Hanson, Donot-street,
broke through their centre. The 58th and 32d regi-
Salisbury-square.
Crouch, of Cuckfield, Sussex, grocer and shopkeeper,relents distinguished themselves_ upon this occasion..
. and chapman, Dec. 6, 20, and January 14, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. W. and J. Allen, Clifford's-Inn, „Had these events Occurred in the plains, not.*Guildhall.
London ; or Mr. Stone, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. man of the enemy would have escaped, but the MOUn-
George Remington and Alexander Remington, of oxford-::rest, ....:_s ...
ot St. Ander° and Bilboa are almost impasrable..
Middlesex, cabinet-makers and upholsterers copartners, Dec. """ the
'r. 17, at ten, and January 14, at one, at Oddball. Attorney, The Duke of Dantzic pursued the foe during the
'r. Richard Rosser, Red Lion-square.
', Pass, of Manchester, butcher, dealer and ehapman, Dec. whole of the day in else passes of Valmaseda.
4, and January 14, at eleven, at the Griffin, Manchester. 44 In these various affairs the enemy have lqst 191. -
Ati°ndesCAr. Samuel Woodcock, Bury ;or Messrs' lilake" killed and wounded from 3500 to 4000 men.
and s..akinson, Elm-court, Temple, London.
..clam 'lnky and Wrightson Greenwood, both of Leek, Staf- 66 The Duke of Dantzic pArticularly praises the
fordshire, merceis, drapers and partners, Dec. 21, at three,
Dec. 22, and January 14, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Stone. Generals of Division Laval and Sebastiani, the
Attornies, Messrs. Barger and Brown, No. In, Fetter-lane, Dutch General Chassey, Colonel Lacoste, of the 276
London; or Mr. Astbnry, Stone, Staffordshire.
din Capper and John Bathgate' of Smedley-hall, township of regiment of light infantry, Colonel Bacon of the 63d
Cheethatn, Lancashire, victualler,, agent chapmcn, and co- regiment of the line, and the Colonels of the regi-
partners, Dee. 22, 23, and January 14, at two, at the Brifige. hi Mai tilirc
Arms Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. rhilip Hurd, rneuts of Baden and Nassau, upon whom s
Bunch Walks, Temple, London ; or Messrs. R.R. and bas "conferred rewards.
,ukase, Manchestee. -
:erecting Kebworthy and Edward Kenworthy, of Stagalsadi 64 The army is abundantly supplied witb-proii-
.
near Halifax, Yorkshire, cotton-spinners, dealers, chapaten and • -- • •• '
sices, and the weather is very fine. .. ~, ~ , - •
....;,_
copartners, Dec.l9, 20, and January 14, at two, at the Palace 1 4, Our commas
rorivititir ___.
n, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Samuel Edge, St. Ann's- columns are marching I pl IRS CMGs ,
I,Ditanchester ;or Mr.. James VAN of the Inner Temple:. bitting their movements. It is supposed sktoZthr
A Dicas, of Stockport, Cheshire, Money-scrivener, Dec. 14,13, "
and January 14, at eleven, at the Coach and Horses Inn, head-quarters will move forward to-night from Vit-.
Chester. Attorney, Mr. Huxley, Temple; London. toyia." , ' - -.
1 Alexander, of Halifaa,Yorkshlre, money-scrivener, Dec. PARIS, NOVEMBER 19. .1
„4, 13, at the Old Cock Inn, Halifax, and January 14, at the
George Inn, Huddwsfie Id, at too. Attornies, Nit-. Battle, SECOND BULLETIN OP THE ARMY OE SPAIN.
a• . •
No. 90, ebourarlaae, London; or Mr. Greenwood, Head. “ Burgos, Nelrefaitte lift ,
derailed. asThe Duke of Dantzic entered Valnialede, in
id= Bound, of Salford, Lancashire, dealer and chapman, Dec.
22.23, and January 14, at three, at the Palace Ina, Manchester. pluttlit of the foe. ~.
•
Anemias, Mr. Milne, Manchester; or Mr. Edge, Inner Tem- " Ori the Bth .General • Sebastian; discovered the.
-Ile, Londe°. -hill
ed upon a h
-ph Nleld, of Manchester, grocer, dealer and chapalas, Dec. 1 rear-guard of the insurgents, postigh
, 96, and January 14, at two, at the White Lion Inn, Haar to the right of Valmaseda-‘he immediately advanced
.ag Ditch, Manchester. Anomies, Mr. Ellis, Queitocastreet 91 against them, defeated them, and took about ICO of
London; sr Mr. Robert Milne. Manchester.
ward Davis, of Barnard Castle, Durham, cotton-manufaettsret. , theta prisoners. ~..
dealer and chaputaa, Dee. 19, at two, Dec. 19, at eleven,at the I • -
King's Head Inn, Barnard Castle, and January 14, at twelve, I 44 In the mean time the city Of owl-
' the 'I aPtal;Bialsop Auckland. Atownisi, Meson Wharton ' pied by the army of Estremadurs, consisting of three.
' Dyke, Temple, Lentsol; or Mr. 1 hennas Wheless, Bat- 1. . . • •
Castle, Durham. divisions. The advanced guard was _olinpeeed of'
luny* Wmlo4 it°lll4l4ll/2 tiftsthlril stidaners 1)"' l&alll Waficiens and Spailish Guards; and the Students*
Nur, Dec. 97, at eleven, and January 14 at four, * chi ma •
U Inn, Rochdale. Attornies• Melon. hattitiosiOs; bd.! the Univenities of Salamanca and Leon, divided into
• or Me.' Edward ChiPPLldalls sae. loath Vasst. several beeedions, and some regiments of the. line„
ceen'ple, London.
DIVIDEND& ,
- with other eurps _raised sine the insurrection of Ba-
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Robert Drlmray, of Great Otorge.street, Pdbmils, ! • 6904 made the whole of this army amount to Was
London, Baylor, at eleven, at OelkihalL • I
games pickup, og Burnley, Lancasign, atels,q6siel• Aim of 20,000 men. '
tour, Ina, istrahr;
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