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FURTHER SUCCESSES ,OF MARQUIS
WELLINGTON. •
REpoRTED CAPTUIE Or 40SEPH BONA-
'MITE AND 1118 ARMY.
'The latest ?Pal integigiiiti from our victorious
soar has been received thrOugh the medium of Sir
HOW POPHAM, and will be found in our extricts
from the .Gazette of last night i d correct abstract of
if was given in the STAR of yesterday. But we have
received still more gratifying itkielligence this morn-
ing, through the medium of but private correspon-
dence, which we have no doUbt a few hours will
officially confirmb
A division of the allied army, tent forward front
Cuellar, in the direction of Penntilel, has intercepted
JOSEPH BONAPAETE and an army of 7000 men, all
of whom were taken prisoners.
The information we have ttow ibinmunicated rests
on the authority of the passengers by a vessel arrived
at Plymouth from St. Andero. They left the coast
of Spain on the 11th instant, beittg two days subse.
quent to the date of Sir HOME POPEIAM'S dispatches.
The Prince Ernest packet has also arrived at Fal-
mouth from the Peninsula ; but the letters from Sa.
larnanca are dated on the 30th ultimo, three days
previous to Marquis WELLINGTON'S advance to Cuel-
lar. They inform us, that at that date the number
of the enemy killed, wounded, and taken prisoners,
bad been aseettained with tolerable accuracy, and
amounted to 22,000.—The same letters add, that
tise shattered remains of Marmont's Army arc re-
stating in the direction cf Bayonne, and not of Ma-
kW; as was at first supposed, and as the Portuguese
iournals have asserted.
, We refer our Readers to our private correspon-
dence, for more ample details respecting-the late glo-
rious victory. In the mean time, we cannot help
thinking that the loss of the enemy has been even
greater than above represented.
Of the fugitives, many more must have fallen, or
been captured ; and even of the last wretched re-
;slain, it now begins to appear doubtful whether any
will finally escape,—such is the activity of the Gue-
rilla parties in the districts to which they are flying'
ad the energy of the great enemy in their rear'
The news of chief moment must, therefore, now be
expected from the other parts of Spain,—from Mar-
shal Som. and General HiLL ; and between these
Generals affairs seer.i to be hastening to the crisis of
a battle. Let but the genius of a WELLINGTON pre-
side in thescouncils of his substitute,—let the result of
the conflict, which may ere now have taken place in
the plains cf Estremadura, be similar to that on the
banks of the Tormes, and the miseries which have
been inflicted on the unoffending inhabitants of the
peninsula, will be retorted on the heads of their per.
tecutorsa Spain will become the avenger, instead of
the sufferer : no Frenchman will remain therein, but
u the victim of punishment or the subject of captivity.

Wlemon, AuGusr 18.a;mThe Princess SOPHIA is
'little better, but not sufficiently recovered to ride
out, One town was last night generally and brilli-
antly illuminated, in hpnour of the signal victory of
the Earl of WetaastGrox and thp Duke of YORK'S
birth-day. The Duke of CLAIIENCE'S birth-day will
be celebrated on Friday, at the Princess EuzAarra's
Cottage, at Old Windsor. The Pititica Ittemt, And
l'lithe Royal Dukes will be present.
I Yesterday morning the PRINCE RWENTi accompa.
fiedby the Dukes ofaantwatandeustlicitLAND, and
Colonel lkomariELD, left town on a visit to the Earl
of EGMONT.
Yesterday the Duke of YORK held a Military Le-
'lt, at his Office in the Horse Guards. Lord atta-
r* was among those who attended to pay their per-
sonal respects to the Commander in Chief. His
Lordship was most graciously received by his Royal
Highness and the Duke of-CAnianinor., who was
present at the time. Mr. PAY&NT, who brought the
dispatches from General Title? to Colonel TORRENS,
vas also present at the Levee.
Yesterday Lord SIDNIOUTFE gage a grand entertain-
ment to all the Cabinet Ministers, and a large party
of Noblemen and Gentlemen, at his house in Rich-
mend Park.
Yesterday Mr. WELLEsLET POLE LONG gave a most
agnificent entertainment at Wanstead House, in
honour of the grand victory obtained by the Allied
Army over the French at Salamanca.
Lady WELMoToN received letters last evening,
erected to the Marchioness WELLINGTON. Her sons
daughters are now all Lords and Ladies by
foonesy.
The PRINCE RECENT has recently received a most
Polite and friendly letter from the Emperor ALexasi-
-411 uhich was delivered into his Royal Highness's
411 hand, by the last Russian courier who arrived§
according to the instruction given him by ebb Empe•
tot Aturminca.
Yesterday Lord CoCIIRSNE bad a lting interview
vtth Lord MELVILLe, at his Office at the Admiralty.
The Gaulle of last night announces anew dignity
conferred by the PRINCE REGEKT on the Conqueror
of Salamanca. He is created a Marquis by the title
ot Marquis of WELLINGTON.
Citartrain GEORGE HARRIS, who distinguished him..
gallmatly in the East Indies, is appointed by
Lords of the Admiralty to the command of the
14414.1PouLalrigate, of 88 guns.
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