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PARIS, JULY 7.

Accounts from Any,sburg state, t7iat nn the 29th,
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The Americans at Paris met on the 4th of this
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3. His Nl.ijesty thsrEmperor Napnleon I.
4. l'he Wave Americans, who fought to free their Country
(rain British Tyranny.
5. General Armstrong.

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SECOND.-FIRST DIVISION.

Ist Foot, Sd Battalion ; sth Ditto, Ist ditto ; 35th Ditto, 2cl ditto,
Major-General GRAHAM.
14th Foot, 2d battalion; 51st Light Regiment; 82d Ditto, lst
battalion—Brigadier-General Hoyt TO N. , .

nil I? IN—rOURTiI

231 Font, Sd battalion; 2Gth Ditto, ditto; 324 ditto, Ist ditto;

Slat ditto, 2d dit to—Brigadier •General DitowN.
:eth Foot, Ist battalion ; 6.7 d ditto, 2d ditto; 77th Regiment.-
Major-General PICTO,.
I'he following is a correct list of Lieutenapt•Gene.
roil the Earl of CHATHAM'S personal Staff :

TO BE AIDES-DE-CAMP.

MEjOT BRADFORD, 11th Foot.
Honourable Captaill GARDNER. R. A, •
Captain HADDON, 6th Dr.tgoons..
Major 'rts Inca N, Ist Light Dragoons, K. G. L.
Captain FALLA, 25th FOOL
Major Lord CHAR/RS MANNERS,
And Captain Lord B.OREET NI A it altiall,to be Extra Aides-Jr-
Camp.

Lieutenaut•Colond CARLY, sd Foot Guards, to be Maar/.

Secretary.

The Gland Expedition will, we believe, start from
the different points of embarkation in a very few days
—the voyage will be a short one ; an 4 the landing,
we trust, will be prosperous.

HARWICH,*JULY 17.

" The fleet of transports and men of war, with the troops
mentioned yesterday. still remain. They expect tosail to-marrow,
or Wednesday, if the wind proves favourable."

" RAMICATE, JULY 17.

" Thirty sail of Transports have a, rived from the Downs this
day, and more are expected. Today tke 424 regiment of foot
arrived from Canterbury, about eight hundred strong, comman-
ded by Colonel STIRLING, and embarked immediately on board
the brig 1, 150 men ; FC, Iro ; IP, 400 ; AG, 150 ; NY, 130 :
like Wise came in the 9th regiment of foot, 950 strong, commanded
by Colonel CA r Rot:, and instantly went on board of the brig
NZ, t". 00 ; FW, 200 ; GA, 200 ; BR, 130 ; AS, 100 ; No. 125,
I°o men. Part of the Waggon Train have arrived, but have not
yet embarked. The regiments above mentioned proceeded to
the Downs immediately after they embarked."

" DEAL, JULY 17.

The following troops marched into this place to-day, which
have been embarked on board the You and Su rens, of 74 gum,
and Hus sAR frigate, by the Deal boatmen ; they appeared in the
greatest spirits on going into the boats:
" The 52d Regiment of Foot, 2d battalion, 420 strong, com-
manded by Colonel Ross, from Sborneaff.
London, England, 1809-07-18

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sway have sufficient opportunities so to do."

JOHN PARKHOUSE, See.
London, England, 1809-07-18

FOURTII.-....4H1RD DIVISION OF VIE ARMY.

SOth Regiment, 2d battalion; I Ith Ditto. ditto; 79th Ditto, Ist
ditto.—Major-General Lct re.
2d (or Queen's); 76th rout; tkith Ditto, 2d battafion.—Brigadier-
General ACLAIID.
The Left Wing embarked at Portsmouth, &c. is
in three parts :
London, England, 1809-07-18

FIRST.-LIQILT TROOPS, CONSISTING OP

Staff Corps Detachment; 9th Light Dragoons, 3 sqyadrons; 95th
Regiment, Rifles, 2 companies.—Colonel MA,uott.
68th Regiment, Light Infantry; 71st Ditto, ditto, Ist battalion;
i 3 5t 1. Ditto, ditto.-lirigadier►Getteral ROTTE?iBU ROIL
London, England, 1809-07-18

LISBON, JUNE 22.

According to the last accounts from Spain, General
Blake's army was daily reinforced. The enemy's loss
in the last battle exceeded 2000 men ; and they also
lost much artillery, and a large quantity of military
stores.

The army of Alcaniz has entered Arragon, IG,OOO
strong, and was received under the most enthusiastic.
acclamations of " Long live Ferdinand VII."
Junk: 27.—The Governor of Oporto, General
Trant,has issued a Proclamation, dated Head-quarters
Oporto, June 12, directing all the Portuguese troops
dispersed in consequence of the last occupation of
Oporto by the French, immediately to rejoin their
different corps, en pain of being apprehended and
punished according to the articles of war.
Jusa 29.—Yesterday zrrived here about COCO troops
from England, unda convoy of la Nymph frigate,
Captain Percy.
The Walsingham packet, Captain Roberts, arrived
here on the 23th, with the mails of the 14th instant.
• ABRANTS, JUNE 18.
His Excellency Sir Arthur 'Wellesley has adt
dressed the following lettcr to the SuprOme Junta of
Badajoz
Abrante% June 18.
" My Lordsr4 had the honour to receive your
Excellencis's last leap of the 16th June, ap.4. feel

,

!concerned to say, that I found it irupossiLle to an-
swer sooner, having thought it right first to give the
necessary orders to the troops under ms command.
It is my intention to march by the road of
tillo-Blanco and Coria, to Placentia, and to Banes
through Tutas. I request your ace Header wild
rect the Magistrates to provide quarters
march for 30,000 men and 6000 horses, incluJir:
!cavalry, infantry, artillery, and baggage. I have t:
ihonour to be, &c. (Signed)

•gg ARTHUR WELLESLEY."

CLIAVES, JUNE Is.

Tntelligence was yesterday received, that the divi-
sion of Marshal Ney is marching to Castello Viega,
and a French Courier is said to have been intercep:4
,with orders for all the French Marshals in Spain to
retreat to France. 'We hope this piece of ireforn.a-
tioa will be confirmed.
London, England, 1809-07-18

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THE BRAND EXPEDITION.

Yesterday afternoon at four o'clock his Majesty's
ships SUPERB, Admiral KEATESt and CLYDE, Com-
modore Owax, got under weigh from the Downs
with the first division of the Expedition. There be-
ing but light breezes from the Northward, the whole
brought up the Gall-stream. They were expected
to proceed hc:wevcr the moment the wind permitted ;
and it has bc2n fair :11l this morning.

" DEAL, JULY 26.

lig Rear-Admiral Sir RICHARD GOODWIN MATS) in
thz.4 SuPrRP, with the Co VA AGEUX, B UCEPH ALUM, CLYDE,
HUSSAR, POMPEY, SPRIGHTLY, and a number of trans-
ports, sailed this morning to the northward, compris-
ing the first division of the Expedition.
a P. S. Lord CHATHAM is this instant going on
board the VENEN ADM"
London, England, 1809-07-27

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MATHEMATICAL TABLES ; containing the
Logarithms of Numbers, Tables of Sines, Tangents, and
Secants, both Natural and Lag,arithinic, to every Minute of the
Quadrants; a Table of Versed Sines, both natural and Logarith-
mic, to every minute of the Semicircle ; a Table of Sexagesimal
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Formation.

By GEORGE DOUGLAS,
Teacher of 3Vfathernarics, Author of " A Translation of the Ele-
ments of Euclid," and of " The Art of Drawing is Per-

spt ctive."

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DIED.

On the stii ult. at Port Royal, Martinique, after an illness of
four days, of a violent fever, Miss Ran:say, aged lu, only daugh-
ter of General Ramsay, Adjutant-General to the Forces, Lftward
and Windward Islands.

In curly, a,. Janina, on the 13th of Februt.ry last, George T.
Itohinton, Cornet in the uthyegiment of native cavalry, third son
of George Robinson of Ciermiston, W. S.
On the ad instant, in the 79th year of his age, Henry O'Neill,
of Bullinderry. He was a lineal descendant of the first families
of that name in Ulher, being the filth from great Con 17NelB,
of Cianabnoy.
On Wednesday the 19th instant, at Dublin, Richard Lord Vis-
caunt Power!court.

At Abrrd,•en, the 10th instant, Baillie Peter Dagaid, aged 62. I
At I.ittle E.ilisg, aged 79, Lady Wright, widow of the late Sir
Sampson Wright, Km.
A. few days ago, aged 103, Mr. lames Robinson, many years a
carpenter and builder in Long-lane, who retained his faculties-i
till within a few days of his der.th.
At Yeovil, the Rev. Samuel Fawcett, to Miss Batten.
London, England, 1809-07-27

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campaign on the Danube ; but we are prevented, by
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EIGHTH OFFICIAL REPORT.

" Tranquillizing news have been received from the
sth and 6th corps of the army, as well as the 2d. Ail
the three corps stand united near Old Oeling. The
defile -near Landshut, where several waggons ob.
Istructed the road, while the advancing enemy was
[ bravely opposed, has rendered the loss of some art:l.
lery and several waggons unavoidable. By °flick(
Ireports the loss of men is not considerable, only on:
division of the regiment of Benjoysk's infantry, which
was obliged to pass the bridge of the Iser, already in
flames, suffered severely.
" These three united corps will follow the move.
ments of the main army, under the command of the
Generalissimo. •
" By the most recent accounts, the Generalissimo's
head-quarters still continued at Eglofsheim on the
22d, and the enemy in their position. The second
corps had effected a junction on the Ratisbon road
with the third and 4th corps, and with the first corps
of reserve, and a general attack on the enemy was
resolved on the 23d. On the 22d, at noon, the can-
non.. were roaring violently in that part, and pro'oablv
the murderous fight continues.
" The combat is conducted with uncommon ani.
mosity ; every man feels the sublime object for which
he fights. We have not yet any definitive accoun.s.
The Emperor's Court is at Schaerding. While the
main army kept advancing along tlie Danube ;nd the
corps near Old Oeling stand ready either for offensive
operations, or to defend the river Inn.
" His Majesty considering the probability of a
corps of the enemy threatening the frontiers of the
hereditary dominions, thought it proper to order out
the militia of Lower Austria, Saltzburg, and that of
Inner Austria. The militia of Upper Austria has
been under arms since the armies advanced, partly
on the Inn, and partly to invest the fortress of Ober.l
haus."

N. B. The ninth report is the same as has al•
ready been published from the Supplement Extraor-
dinary to the official Gazette of Prague.

A letter of sth May, from the Banks of the E1')::,
states, that accounts from Vienna, via Berlin, men-
tion the Archduke CHARLES having been reinforced
by 70,000 Hungarians, and having defeated the
French with the loss of 50,000 killed, wounded, and
prisoners.—As no date is given, nor any other parti-
culars of this action, we clo not think the statement
entitled to credit.

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ELVAS, APRIL 21.

The French entered Alcantara, and killed twenty-1
one persons, but have retired, and joined General
Vulerat Munda. Nothing particular has taken place:
the Spaniards under Cuesta are about• 35,000 men,
and are daily receiving considerable reinforcements.

VALENTIA, APRIL 4.
We know that the town of Maquinenza, though it
has been attacked five times by the enemy, has re-
pulsed them completely with great loss, notwith-
standing the small number of its garrison.
Don Roman Betes, and Don Antonia Chamechen,
the Governor and the principal Magistrate, Alcaide
Mor, of Morella, inform us, by a letter dated March
25, that the enemy evacuated that town at two in the
afternoon of that day, and retreated upon Arragon.
London, England, 1809-05-15

SHEERNESS, MAY 14.

A List of ships arrived from the Baltic, the 12th
and 13th May, 1809, under quarantine at the Nore :

Spring, Pratt; Jupiter, Donuts Cl'we Broders, 'Rickets; Pe-
iselore, Egberg; Juno, Dick; Ceres, Embry ; Vsnu , Bunn ;
Johanna Williebnina, Jangruz • Minerva, Lietke; .Fortrsaud,
Fellgreen ; Chrktina, Paulitz ; 'Gustaf, Matthias ; Vergungen,
Sepatk ; Minerva, lass; Fran Margeritha, Roe 1i

*Sailed yesterday, under convoy of the CENTINEL,
for the Baltic :
Mercator, Fossen ; Nautilus, Schrevir ; Elizabeth, Wenekler-
natn ; Handungslust, Hiefer ; Conjuncture, Lechke ; Concord,
Lenard ; Venuke, Lorentzen ; levey ebroders, Oltmans ;
Mazimilnan, Dehls ; George and William, Heikki ; and Anna
Elizabeth, fishback. _ _

Arrived the SALcerrE frigate.
• PTARWICH, MAY 14.
Bailed this day the Auckland packet, Captain
T. BRIDGE, with mails and passengers for Gotten-
burgh; and the Prince of Wales, Capt. T. C MASON,
for Heligoland, with mails and passengers.—Ar-
rived this day the Lord Nelson, Captain STEWART,
with mails and passengers, from Heligoland.
P. S. The passengers by the Lord Nelson, confirm
the statement of the success of the Anstrians.

YARMOUTH, MAY 14.

Yesterday sailed the PRINCESS CAROLINE for the
Texel, the VIxEN with a convoy, and the HAvoc on
a cruize. Arrived the NEMESIS frigate, CHALLENGER
gun-brig, and DILIGENT store ship. This morning
sailed the GORGON and NEMESIS.—Ships remain in the
Roads, icebuck, Challenger, Diligent, Paz schooner,
Cheerful cutter, and Patriot gun-vessel.

•w

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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
ADMTRALTY-OFFICE, MAY 13.
Ettraci of a Letter *om Captain Harwood, of his Majesty%
Sloop the Parthian, to Admiral Yount, Commander in Chief
of his Majesty's Ships at Plymouth, and transmitted by him
to the Hon. W. W. Pole, dated at sea, the Stlt instant.
On the 2d instant, in latitude 45 N. longitude 9
W: a brig was discerned in the West, and from the
desc:iption previously received, soon made out to be
la Nouvelle Gironde, the noted privateer of Baur-
deaux ; wlych vessel, I am happy to acquaint you,
was captured after a chace, in light winds, of thittY-
six hours, owing to the nnremitted, exceeding great,
and determined exertions of every individual- oat
board, who perseveringly continued to labour hard at
the sweeps nearly the whole chace.
La Nouvelle Gironde is a fine copper-fastened brig,
commanded by Mons. LecomteJ mounting four 121
and ten 4-pounders, with a complethent of 86 men,
(58 on board) out 45 days.
In the capture of such a scourge to the trade, I
cannot but feel gratified ; particularly as she has
been chaced during this last cruize by twelve different
men of war, none of which, by the prisoners' accounts,
had the smallest chance of nearing her.
London, England, 1809-05-15

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DEAL, MAY 11.

Arrived the KANGAROO sloop from a cruize, Plea-
sant 1-1;11, Navy transport, from the River; /vltncu-
RICS sloop, and ETNA bomb, from the Westward;
the latter has sailed for the River. Sailed the Tnurq-
DLR bomb for the Nore ; FEARLESS gun-brig on a
cruize. Rear-Admiral PICKMORE hoisted his flag this
afternoon un board the SAINT GEORGE, of 98 guns.
London, England, 1809-05-15

PORTUGAL.

By his Majesty's ship BONNE CITOYENNE, of 18
guns, and the Marlborough packet, which have ar-
rived at Falmouth in eleven days from Lisbon, we
have received Portuguese papers to the 30th ult.
Lieutenant Colonel BAILEY and a Portuguese Mes-
senger arrived in the former, and have since reached
town.

Sir ARTHUR \VELLESLEY, having previously visited
the Regency, with great pomp, attended by 300 Dra-
goons, two state carriages, &c. took the chief COM•
mAid of the army on the 28th, and marched for
Coimbra, with the intention, it was undem pod, of at-
tacking the French army under SOULT in Oporto,
while General BERESFORD and CUESTA kept in check
the army of VICTOR on the East. Solna is said to
have 15,000 men under him, and Sir ARTHUR has
26,000 British. The general opinion was, that SOULT
would be compelled to abandon Oporto and retreat
northward; which if he did not do by the sth instant,
it was calculated that Sir ARTHUR would then cut off
his retreat and ultimately compel him to surrender.
His Majesty's ships GANGES, BARELEUR, ZEALOUS,
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were in the Tagus (May 1) when the Marlborough
left it. The TRIBUNE, with 35 light transports, sailed
the same day for Cork, and the PORT-MAHON brig,
with 37 transports for Bigueras. On the Bth, the
Marlborough spoke his Majesty's ship EAGLE, in com-
pany with the CHRISTIAN VII. WARSPITE, hIPE••
TUEUX, and LOIRE, all well.
London, England, 1809-05-15

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