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THE NEW EDINBURGH ALMANACK.

CRADOCK and JOY beg leave to inform the
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EDINBURGH AI.MANACK and IMPERIAL REGISTER,
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Freeholders of Scotland as they stood at Michaelmas 1811.—
Price 45. bound in red.—No. 32, Paternostevrow.
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This day was published, in Bvo. price 7s. In boards,
ADISSERTATION on the BITE of a RABID
ANIMAL, being the substance of an Essay which received
the Prise from the Royal College of Surgeons in London, lo the
Year 1811.—By JAMES YILI.MAN, L. S.
Member of the Royal College of `urgeons, London.
Printed for J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown-court,
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London, England, 1812-01-15

DEAL, JANUARY 14.

Came clOwn from the Rivir, the Winchelsea East-
Indiaman, and retn.iins Arrived hi; Majesty's chips
AQUILON, from the Westward ; and NAIAD, horn a
cru:te. Sailed the CALLIOPE for Sheerness..
YAI2MOU7'I I, JANUARY
We haije not heard any noes respecting the Sr.
GEORGE and DEFENCE since my last. ailed for
the N, re the DESiItEE f.i.ate, Captain FanQuitatt ;
the Cresson, Lieutenant Luca', fir the Dawns ; and
the CitAvrter.rta kr the harbour, torefit..--Remain
the Solehay, Vice-Admiral hkanAy ; the Diligence
armed-ship, Urgent gun-brig, Tartar and British
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This day was published, price 53:116und,
ANEW SYSTEM of-ENGLISH GRAMMAR,
with Exercises and Questions for examin3tlon, and an Ap-
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Scotticisms, Example. of had Arrangements, of Ambiguity, &c.
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This day was published, in One Vol. sto. pr ce XI. Is. Royal ito
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engraved by Hopsonti),
THE NEW TESTAMENT, translated from the
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the ecntinent successively a prey to the war: N
by the ambition of NAPOLEON, under the pretext.
shutting out the English from all its Avenues; kl
with the real view of-seizing upoa the territork2
all nations—of overturning all the thrones which
4had not established, and of dispossessing au so,
vereigns of their Crowns, which were not of
ing.. Soldiers, I am choked with grief and rage 1;6 1
I recollect the horrors which have been brought
upon the countries through which the French arce,
has passed : at leaving Spain, I broke into a their,
sand pieces my sabre, stained with tke blood of I
brave and honourable people. I have now beet
dragged by the Demon of War to the damned
Russia, where your humanity has saved rnefroauh„
death which I have long courted as a refuge
the horrors of a mind distracted at the
ci
lifting my arm in a cause which I detesttat
tyrant who has so loag been an object of 117
horrnce !"
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• iIttDisTESDAY, .SI;TEIVITIEItiTI6, 1812.

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LETTER in Reply to PHARMACOPOLA
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for Parliamentary Regulation. By a MIXED PRAC ITIVNER.
Printed tor Thomas Understood, Medical Bookseller, No. 40,
Weat Smithfield, Loudon. _ _ _

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MEXICO.

The late successes of the Royal Party in ?sfeita
have been followed by the most serious diasters,u
will be seen by the following 'letter

• tt New Oi:eatat, ►"
A Gentleman arrived in this city from Hum
nab, has communicated to us the following sleti.
brought by a vessel from Vera Cruz:
Rayon and Morelos having united their form.
Callejas collected his army, and marched from Pa.
bla, with the.view of meeting reinforcements aide.
sillery, which he knew had marched from Vera Cost
to join his troops, but he was anticipated by Moral,
who, aware of his plan, .detached a numerous tx,ir
of cavalry, which took possession of the artillery agii
ammunition. The same detachaiest captured ai
the Castle Perete. Callejas, astonished by this
expected blow, took a strong position at a puce cat
ed Bigas. He bad an army 410,00 b men, task,
and infantry, when Morellos attacked him in Lisa,
trenchments. The battle comnonced at team de
morning, and lasted until lour. The victory !milk
ed for a tame doubtful, but Morelos's trodia
supported by a detachment sent by Rayon, she '
lists were defeated. CaUejss bring Tonuna4
taksn prisoner, with his whole Staff. He 45
conducted to the forte Percte ; the enraged people
mandcqi and called Loudly for his braid. Guaiin
ara, Valladolid, Gi...n.'scisto, and tile other
cities, are in possession of the insurgents."

1! U.
London, England, 1812-09-16

MADRID, AUGUST IS.

At last have disappeared the oppressors of owl
berties. Those much-talked of armies, where/trig
passed, causing famine, death, and general desolate),
nu longer -exist ; those Generals, and their Chief, 'hi•
trusive Joseph, remain terrified by the presence aft
military genius, the great Wellington ! the apostate
Spaniards, who lent themselves to be the vile orgas
of the French maxims, are now wandering -covered
with opprobrium. Napoleon said, that he came to
regenerate it ; he- accomplished it ; the Spanish slate
turns citizen, the superstitious free from prejuoiceMbe
coward valiant, the credulous mistrustful, the ego.
tist generous, the indolent thoughtful the Spanish
genius penetrated the iniquitous maxims of France.
but neither this, nor its Emperor, nor its arrniekeal
resist the light.of that luminous star, wiio ploughed
the seas to hurl the eagles from the capital of ptLia•
:laniards, we are already Citizens! The Coo
stitution, to which we have sworn with so matt
pleasure, is the best security of cur rights, 04
fathers of the country, do not delay the moment
which our arms may enclose you, and in which we
may express to you cur gratitude for the grand ma
nument which you have raised to the independoxf
of the Spanish Nation !
As this happy moment is not yet arrived, let *
divide with our generous defenders the lastrematle
of our ancient prosperity, let us occupy nuralvesm
their comfort already we owe whatever we enjol
their efforts, and whatever we may in future dig?'
—Their subsistence, clothing, care in their sane*
and promptitude in their conveyances, are the objects
which should occupy us under pin of renouncing
the pompous title of patriots and grateful men. I.aeg
Us restrain in our hearts the feelings which the
dente of the French partisans naturally excite, 014
animated with a vain and id-sounded hope. ren!til
among us as a mark for our indignanou, egaa*
by them.
Let us not offend nor insult them, nor, by p
tending to correct one crime, commit a greater, In
usurping authorities of a right which does r.ot
to us—exceeding the limits of that same Constitutioa
to which we have just sworn; Let us confide is tue
impartial jpstice of Government. who oil restage
our injuries, and separate us from those who age ua:__
worthy of the Spanish name. They, of ea/ 11'
scription, even to the sepulchre, will carry with till
the public oetestation. The sad remains 011'1411 -'n
's
army, the march continually interrup:ed of A MeV
Ling, the uncertain state of Dalmatia, and the is'f,"
trible loss of imperial trays in the north. are Ow"
truth, events whirl) can flatter their hopes. Vileop*,,o
the other hand, who contemplate the viciot4s.
at Ciudad Rodrigo, hadajor, Salamanca, AdlerValladolid, and Madrid- we who see the +g-
of independence, freely wave over ,he
galicia; Abtlq4S, ;he 4wo cait*Sj F

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London, England, 1812-09-16

LISBON PAPERS.

LISBON, AUGUST 23.
By a Decree of the Cortes, permission has bee
pranced to the city -of Salamanca, to place in
principal square tae bust of the great M-stis
Wellington, with an inscription, descriptive ot t! tit
gratitude for having been freed from the French yak
The following is an official dispatch from
Palanea (O'Medico) to the Marquis Monsalud, data;
head-quarters, Carevanchel de Leixo, August II;
" EXCELLENT have the satisfaction to inform "(irk
cellency, that I entered the and court of Madrid talky, it
eleven o'clock, free from the enemy, with the empties fi trill
men, who remodoed in the Retiro. The regkesot of the hop I
cinado, other free corps, and an English Ilivision shouiresd.
"It is not possible to deurtbe to your Excellency tbs Mike.
slam of this patriotic population—an the window mos sderord,
and an innumerable concourse of people obstrutteithsteadhou
the gate of Segovia, by which we entered.
" The bead-quarters of the Marquis of Wellington westodal
in Rosas, and will to-morrow be transferred to Multi Th
French are in different columns ntizing_by Mancha.
" Ibe enemy's garrison of eiradalaaara, composed of Mimes,
is this moment capitulating with the Empecloado, and &NUM
main prisoners of war."
London, England, 1812-03-18

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, March 13, 1012.
-I",HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of RIS MA-
, JESTrg ORDNANCE, a hereby:kw Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or before Monday, the 30th instant, from such persons as may
be willing to undertake the supply of Sundry Article, of OIL,
for the service of this Department, for a period of Three Years,
determinable at the expiration of one year, at the option of either
party.
Samples of the Articles may be viewer'. upon application at the
Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and further Parti-
culars, togetli‘r with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract,
may be known at the Secretary's Office, inPall-Mall aforesaid,
any day between the hours of Ten and Four .'Clock, where the
Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, antrendorsed " Proposals
for Oil;' but so Proposal can be admitted after the said 30th
instant, at Twelve o'Clock at noon of the same day ; neither will
any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an Agent in
his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1812-03-18

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The French privateer, formerly the- Chesterfield
packet, is now called the " Aigle." She was chased
off the coast on Thursday last, by the Lord Cochrane
hired armed brig ; and on the following morning
(Friday) was again off Portland ; she captured the
&aver, BEVERIDGIt, from Mogadore for London, on
the 111 inst. and sent her into Cherbourgh.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 16.
Put back—the Se.taa ow, of 18 guns, In consequence of con-
trary winds.—Came up harbour, the HAMADRYAD frigate, to
undergo a thorough refit.—Arrived the HERM is sloop of war,
from a cruise, and several coasters and colliers.—The wind has
blown quite a gale from the E.N.E. to-day ; some snow has fallen
here, and a great deal on Dartmoor.
DARTMOU TM, MARCH 16.

The name of the Spanish brig retaken by the Loan Coen-
RANI, is the San Carlos Francis Xavier Augaruas, but from
whence she came is not known. Two hours more day-light
would have enabled the Lord Coc !IRAN to capture the Famouae
French privateer, formerly the Chest er:lrld Guernsey packet.

M.,\IICH 17.

Nothing arrived or sailed to-day, Tilt COIN tr if appointed to
take convoy tor Neefoundland, and the PLI.ORUS to take con-
voy to !he Mediterranean, and is expected to sail early to-mor-
morrow morning —Wind Ewerly.
London, England, 1812-03-18

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS.
mat OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Spar Ct. Cons. for money 6084—D0. for acc. sOft
Spa Ct. Reduced -4 per Cent. 7qt
sPer Ct. 9011--S per Ct. Scrip pre.—Bonds 13s. —s. pre.
Zulu Bilk (3d.) Is. pre.--Ditto (Sad.) is. pre.

By the latest accounts from Lisbon it appears that
Ifaamoxr hid fallen back upon Valadolid ; but the
object of this movement has not been ascertained.--
There is a vague rumour of a French force of 80,000
Taro pouring into Spain from France. It is there.
fore conjectured that NAnasowr's movement has beyn
nth a view of facilitating the junction of this force.

The Duas Journal Of Sakurday last contains the
folloiving paragraph, in a second edition:
" The General commanding at Ccve has transmit-
ted, by exprtss, u Government, an account that the
!Poniards had t..ken Tarragona by assault, and put
tae Garrison, 3000 men, to the sword."
No accounts of the above description have been re-
ceived by Ministers.
A Cabinet Council was held yes!..erday, at one
o'clock, at the Foreign Office, which sat till near four.
Monday evening died at a little before 10ilclock,
at Butkingliam-house, in Pall-mall, the Most Noble
14"" Nueletir, Marchioness of BUCKINGIIAM, Lady
°like Marquis of BUCKINGUAM, and BaronessNec;l:N
°Lesrlanstown, in Ireland, in her own tight. Her
Tokip was the daughter and heiress of the 14te
!meta, Earl NUGENT, was married to the Marquis
iialL774, and created Baroness NUGENT in December,
•°';°, Her Ladyship had complained of an affection
L.'er eyes, but had not been materially ill till Sunday
t' 4or were her physicians seriously alarmed till
6enloroingpteceding her death.
__Ye understand that Lord BOIUNGDON'S motion
g7lll certainly come on to-morrow in the House of
clo• The death of the Marctlioness of Buctutx...
.4111 was expected to have the effect of Postponing
ri4otdisctssion ; but, Lord BontsocioN, it is did
tarok this event a sufficient ground for the pro. posed delay.

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• 1114‘•..s =l.l
The Duke of ioint tAtt
:: f
held a Military. Levee yestei.:
day, at his Office inthe HorseAtiards, which was at-
tended by Major-Generals WtitAtsiv, Ptituoca,
BROWN, STEVENSON, DiLKta, , Lord es MANNEIL4.
Baron Twat., &c.
•
A Troop of the 6th bragnons arrived at Hadding-
ton Barracks on Wednesdiy, from Perth.
It is positively ascertained that only 140 convicts
were permitted to enlist during the last year ; and
that these enlisted into the 103 d Regiment slow.
Great activity prevails in forwarding reinforce-
ments to qui army in Portugal. All the detachments
at the diffetent depots belonging to regiments on ser•
vice in the Peninsula, are under orders for embarks=
tion. A considerable part of the reinforcements will
consist of cavalry, which we understand is wanted
to surply the loss stwained in the late marcher, in
whiel, owing to the badness of the roads, the horses
suffered greatly.
London, England, 1812-03-11

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUN I RY.

April 2; J. Sanders, Hlnckley, corn-dealtr, at twelve, at the
Woolpack, Warwick. April 4, G. White, ten. limgham, grocer,
at six, at tb6 Rl2lll, Nottingham. March Si, R. Peach, Wake
field, woolstapler, at eleven, at the New Court-house, Wakefield.
April 8, J. Goodwin, Shedeld, carpenter, at eleven, at the:Tor-
tine, She fiield. April 3, T. Palmer. Bristol, silversmith, at eleven,
at the Rummer, Bristol. Feb. 114, R. Travis, Manchester, silver-
smith, at elevoi, at the Star, Manchester. April 4, 3. Irgl•sb,
Alanchester, tuen-draper, at four, at • the Talbot, Mai.chtst tr.
April 6, E. H. Aril-on and J. Westmorelan , 1 siverpoel, spirit-
merchants, at the Globe 1.Ivetpool„ April 2, P. '1 ay!or, Ike&
field, screw-manufactter, at ens„ at the I online, Sheffithl. Apia
I, E. Toiler, Godmanc 'ter, corn beyer at elevc,i, at the George,
Huntingdon. March SI, J. per, No b,:woollen:draper, at
ten, at the Bea, Norwich. ' 4, R. intr.
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London, England, 1812-03-11

SINECURE PLACES.

Mr. BA NKES did not think it necessary to trouble
the House on the present occasion, with observations
of any sort of length upon this subject. The Bill
which he was about to bring in, (if he should obtain
leave to do so,) was of the same nature as that which
passed this House the Session before last ; but which
was thrown out in the Lords ; he now proposed it
in a way that would be less liable to meet obstruction
there. He therefore moved,—" That leave be given
to bring in a Bill, to make Provisions, for a limited
time, respecting certain Grants of Offices."
The Motion was agreed to. The Right Honour-
able Gentleman then brought in the Bill, which was
read a first time, and ordered to be read a second
time on Thursday nekt.
London, England, 1812-03-11

NORTHAMPTON.

At these Assizes, before Mr. Justice DAyr.r.v, a I
cause came on for trial, wherein Mr. Edward Leeds,
a rerpectable and opal. tt grazier of Eyebury, v.-as
plaintiff, and Mr. William Daniels, landlord of the
Angel Inn, at Peterborough, defendant. The cause
of the action arose from the defendant having re-
fused to admit the plaintiff's horse at the aforesaid
inn ; and the damages were laid at ,ClOO.
From the address of Mr. TOKKINGTON to the Jury,
on behalf of the plaintiff, and the 'evidence of-his
witnesses, Mr. Sampson Barb: r, a Gentleman resid-
ing near Peterborough, Mr. Charles Warner, of Eye,
and Daniel Hootoe, the hostler, at the Angel Inn, it
appeared that Mr. Leeds had long frequented the or.
dinary at the Angel Inn, which is resorted to by most
of the principal farmers and graziers who attend Pe-
terborough market. That on the 19th of April last,
he went to the Angel, and having hung his horse at
a book in the yard, desired the hostler to put his
I horse into the stable, to which Hooton replied, that
" he durst not do it against his Master's orders."—
The plaintiff then said that ,4 he would be hostler
himsAr," and immediately put his horse into the
'stable. Mr. Daniels soon after went into the stable,
and finding the plaintiff's horse there, led it out and
hung it on the hook in the yard, where it remaineJ
lin the yard for five or ten minutes. On the 4th of
May, Mr. Leeda was again refused admittance for
: his horst into the stable. However, on the cross ex-.
amination of Hooton by Mr. Torkington, the reason I
came out why the defendant pursued the line of con-
duct
complained of. On the 17th of Anil; Mr. Leeds,
after having attended a christening at Peterborough,
returned to the Angel in a state of intoxication, and
conducted himself very improperly, abusing the
waiter and his master and mistress, and refusing
.to
discharge a debt that he had incurred ; which in-
duced Mr. Daniels to come to tiw determination of
not admitting him again to his house.
Mr. READEn, in a brief address to the Jury for the
defendant, observed, that although he felt conficiel-a
of obtaining a verdict :it their hands, yet, in proof of
the honourable condi: ct ci. Mr. Dariels, he would ad-
here to a proposal which he before made, of with-
drawing a Juror. This %v..; immediately ass;nted to.
Judge BAY1.1:1' told the Jury, that the course which
the parties had wisely adopted, had left nothing for
himself and the Jury to do ; yet he thought it right
I to inform them, that although an inn-keeper is bound
to receive a traveller as his guest, upon being ten-
(feted a reasonable price for his accommodation, yet it
is at the option of the landlord-to shew his guest into
I what room he pleased, and tkerefore that the plaint.ff
had no right to insist upon going into the ordinary
or any other particular room, without being shewu
into that room, or having the landkr.Ps permission to
g o there.
London, England, 1812-03-11

NOTTINGHAM.

The Commission of As-,izcs will be opened at this
place on Friday next. There are at this time tventy
prisoners for trial in the county jail, five of whom
are charged with having riotously, and with force of
arms, assembled together, and disturbed the public
peace ; and seven are charged with fixate-breaking
and other acts of felony.
London, England, 1812-01-23

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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Sir ARTHUR MOTT brought up a Petition from Antigua
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Sit• CHARLES PRICE brought in a Bill for the improvement
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N dVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Information has been received at the East India
House, that the ship Baring, T?MPLER, arrived at
the Cape of Good Hope the 23d October last, and
was to sail from thence to Bengal the 27th of that
month.
FALMOUTH, JANUARY 20.
Arrived the Darlington packet, with a Mail from
Cadiz ; and the Hindras, HOCKING, from Madeira
and St. Michael's, 35 days from the latter place,
with the loss of an anchor and cable.—Wind N,
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v
MAILS. •
ova. AIL lye
Dublin • - A 0 Jersey - 0 O• •
Waterford - s 0 Halifax & Quebec 0 -0
Cadiz - q 1 Gottenburgh ,
Lhbon - - 0 1 Malta • • - l p
The Caitaret packet is arrived at Falmouth;
id from New York tOth August, and trom Halifax
10th September. The mail will be in town to-morrow:
THE JAMAICA LLEET.
PORTSMOUTH, OC I.OSLR 4.
Arrived his Majesty's ship POLYPHIMUS, from Ja:

ijesty's snip At va. • _
inaica ; also the American shiA Amazon, from New
York, prize to the Polyphemus. The POLYPHEMUS
left Jamaica 25th July, %%id) 55 sail, end was jaiued
off Hav'innah by five or six more.—On the 27th of
August, at 10 P. M. in lat. 32. 30. long 70. West,
came on a hurricane, in wl.ich the fleet were disc
persed.—The Stranger, Otacubessa, Jonah, and Elli-
son have arrived here—the Masters of them report
that the gale lasted 10 hours. 'ITe next day they
saw a deal of %%reek floatii:g about, consisting of
spars, s.:ils, puncheons, bales of cotton, &c.—i ne
ship they saw on her beam ends, and an ther with
the loss of all her top-masts.—Noce of the ships
arrived here received any damage of e•limapience.—
After the gale of the `27th, the Duke o f Y rk arid
the Five Sisti.rs, two of the convoy, parted and weiit
for H ix.— The Minerva is reported to be one .1
the ships that fiAinder...d—kr Captain *As
Jamaica ill.—Tie Expediti,in, one of the fket„ has
ajso arrived here. Tae M.ntha, o,eart, and /E. VS,
three if the Alme fleet; have arrived at Bri,tol. The
Argus, Mt:rook, one of the fl et, has art iveJ as I.i.
veipool. The Nine, --, and Marina, --, are
known to have foundered. The PCLYPHEMUS, on the
the 22d August, captured the Ame! jean ship priva-
teer James Madison, of 10 guns and 75 men—she
arrived at Portsmcuth yesterday.
London, England, 1812-10-05

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 2.

Arrived the. Manchester picket with Mails front
Comma, six d.;ys passage—has brought over a Mes-
senger. The Walsiegliam packet arrived the same
day as the Manchester sailed. • Yesterday spoke the
Dromcoe, with the 91st Regiment on bettrd tor Co..
runn.'. Yesterday arrived the Princess Mary packet
from the Mediteirane..n : arrived at Trapani) in the
18th of August, and Malta c n the 28th; left the for.
mer on the ith ef September ; Cagliari on the 10th,,
and Gibraltar un the 19th. On that day arrived
there his Majesty's ship FnLDEIIICKSTEI X, with convoy
from Malta ; and sailed at the same time his Majes-
ty's ship RODNEY with convoy for England :—left
there his Majesty's ships TERMAGANT, CLEOPAIRAs
HYACINTH, and Pet.onus. Also arris..d the Ana
packet, Brtmos, with Mails from the Leeward
Islands : left Martinique on the 28th of• July, Gua-
dalupe tin: 2d of August, and St. Thomas's on tha
26:11. Lett there his Majesty's brig Dosimica
Earl Chester for Liverpool ; Mary Ann, Mary, Eli.
zabetb,and Montreal for Glasgow : sailed the same
day Lis Majesty's schooner SPfunit, in company with
two vessels tcr London : on.the tith September poke
his Majesty's ship ORPHEUS in lat. 33. 13. long 60.
21. which informed them of the w2r with America;
on the 23d, in lat. 44i. 22. foiq 22. 10. saw a siispi.
c:ous vessel (supposed her to be an American psi..
vatcer). Also. arrived yesterday thellanish briit
Grestion beorns Ter*, MATFIELD, from Cagliari.
London, England, 1812-10-05

SECO N D EDITION

The following official statement has been ciriulated
in the Government Offices

BULLETIN.
6 DOWNING-STREET, OCTOBER 5.
6g The Messenger IsizazEs arrived this morning,
with dispatches from the Marquis of WELLINGTON,
dafedVilla de Toro, near Burgos, September 21, 1812.
His Lordship.had been joined oa the 16th at Pamplica
by three diviSions of infantry and a small body of ca-
valry of the army of Gallicia, under the Captain-
General CASTANOi. Oa the 17th the enemy took a
strong position behind Celada del Camino, from which
they retired in the night.
es The enemy having left a garrison of 2,500 men
in the Castle of Burgos* continued'his retreat through
that town to Breviesca, leaving some stores, and a
large quantity of Wheat and barley. On the morning
of the 19th, the Marquis of WELLINGTON passLd the
river Arlanzon, and the enemy's outposts were im-
mediately driven in. At night the Horn-work which
they had constructed on the hill of St. Michael, com-
manding part of the Castle, and which they had oc-
cupied in force, was stormed and carried. Three
pieces of cannon, 1 Captain, and 62 men were taken.
4, The allied loss was severe. On the part cf the
British, three Officers and 44 men were killed; and
11 Officers and 241 men were wounded.

KILLED.
Major Pierrepoint, Assistant Quarter-Master- General, PeY
manent Staff.
Lieutenant Gregorbon, 42d Regime nt, Ist Battalion.

Milne,

ditto

&no.
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BIRTHS.
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On the ::Oth ult. in Dublin, Lady Hariet, wife of the Right
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Dispatches were this morning reeeived by Govern:
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reinforcements, composed of the Guards, 1500 strong.
which recently embarked from Portsmouth, had ar.
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