Star.
London, England, 1813-08-20 00:00:00

• MADAME DE STABL'S woitlcs.

. •
WAEREAS I, the undersigned RICHARD
LODE*, of Woodbridge, did, on the 24th of May last
past, unprovokedly mid unwarrantably - assault Lieutenaut
IfRANCIi TAyLOR, of his Mi.j.:sty's 54th Regiment, for
wbidi assau:t the said Lieutenant Taylor hath justly commenced
a prosecution against me. And alareas he, the said Lieutrhatit
Taylor, ou the solicitation of several inhabitant% of Woodbridge
and the nelghbourko.,d; and in consideridem of the feelings of
my family, hath humanely consented to Trop the prosecution
commenced against nie,on condition of my thus publicly express-
ing my d ep sense of, aid contrition at the °fierce; intirwhat
equa:ly unfortunately and Ulipremeditierdly tal!en, and of
my paying ail espences incorrect, and giving th ruin of five
pounds to be applied at the pleasure of the said Lioweitant •! ay.
lor, towards the Fund for the Education of the Children of the
Sohn. es of his Majesty's 34th Regiment. Now.• I the said Ri-
COAKD Lonta, clo hereby express my concern and came ition at
the above offence-, and my grateful sense t.f Lit omit:int TA r toes
kindness in consenting to drop the prosecution, assuring him
that it was .he consequence of at. ut.gitartied moment, anti wholly
unconnected wish.aity ill will or disrcspeat on my part.
RICHARD LODER.
Woodbridge, Sth August, 1813.

ATONE advanced by RYDER, DRUMMOND,
and Co. Russell Moves, Howland stre.,t, Fi,aroy-squ2re,
to any extent-, by Annuity or on Mils, or Notes of Hand, and all
sorts t." stcurities without exposure or the interposition of any
one out of their Office ; they rialm morersetpectability and powers
than any otiwn in Sib line, and can make an instant advance to
persons of known disracter...—Attendartee all day.

DUTCth HERRINGS.
THE Nobility and Gentry are respectfully in-
formed, that Polk tlbildred Kegi of the celebr.ded Fish,
Dllf CH HERRINGS, in eatraordi:Ary fine condition, are now
landing, and ou Sale, at Ganon's Warehouse, 117, Lower
Ihantes-ureet. Price 10s. per Keg. Also a few Kits of Cod
Sounds, in high pt rfectio.4 at the same, rice.

THE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by.
DAY and MARTIN, 97, Wei Holborn. Many of the
Counterfeits say, (as) ntade by Day4ua Martin ; oti•ers barer 97,
Holborn, leav,ng out the word Hith; and some hive a small
(nr) h. fore the ori-in..l number. Also observe that the whole
adds., ss is char and
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AaVY—R—F.GULA ncN wATFR,rRoop CEO.UCS, FOR
• FOREIGN SERVICE.
Patronisedby their Royal Highnesses the Prime Regent and .
• • Duke of York.
WPULSFO RD has the honour to inform the.
• Army, and his Friends in general, that the Water-proot,
Cloaks are to ha had as usual, at his ArittY ReguVrion Ware-'
No. 4, King street, St. Jam.:s's-square, 4vbOre aa assort-
ment of Naval. Militat y, and Travelling Cloaks are always ready,
which are warrarred to r. silt the wet for any length of time.
Lave l'ulsford and !iergeants,
No. 4.. King At- reef , tit. James's sqoare.

OWE'S PAtENT BRITISk SHIRTING
1.:1.0 t 14—the only Manufacture of the Kind laths United
K:r.geom. 7 E;tehlisbed 1808. ,
tahric trun► its .commencement has been manufactured
w►th' a view for.sale to private Families and !unite Trade, atut is
-nosi broughtsto a.degreet of exc.4lence and pertection unequalled;
and sold at about halt the pre, of Irish Linen.
It us picluisrly, Wired in•r all seationi and climates by its free-
, 4out front the effects inctdent to the changes of the stmtesphete,
"to which every otl er discription of Shirting Clcth is liable.
• Its atirabilny and beautiful whiteness after five years trial,
intfitheuttrivalleil,, and the Prnprieter pledges himself to reim-
l►ittise any purchaser who may experience any deficiency in the
qtralitists fur which it is rs.connitetided
Sold at the Patentees Original Warehouse. 140. 154. Cheap-
.iftle, near S.. Paul's; Holding, Howell, and Co. 89, Pialtall,
and no other hong, in •London.

Just by.H. CULBUR 74, Pudic Library,..so, cooduit•
strret,
LNIA. By kAde. vi STA .EL HOLSTEIN, ,
Au• hOr of Corinna. Ititelphirty, dec. Trmastateikfittmt- the
genital to width it prelixed,an Lisay mcirictions, 2 Niii,4oo.'o4.
Ditto in French. . •
, An Es-..-y on the innuenee of Passioss,•vpon.the
ot Instividuals and Natietli, ave. ltis: Q. D. Freni'..
.3. An E•sajon Anctem and kfuilerpiLlteratek4 i Whieh is
preflse4,,a 'Mem,* oPthe Lite .of Mad: ileStael,-3 vols. )ss.
, upon Madame de,Stael a beyond all.compari.on,
Else lirst from& writer of hr age: 'ft.% w•rk contains- a (Jingoe
nod a theory of alb the Literature and.Pliihoophy, in the World,
From the slays Of FTOMer."—Ediuloirgh Review, 41.

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de Louis XV. et Louis XVI.
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view, No. 17.
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treatment, and that weakness and derangement of the g,sneritiVe
ergsns, which impair the constitution, and shorten life, are here
snore snc •essful'y treated than on any other play.
Mr. iCiernan may be consulted.ae usaal, by either set, at his
private house, N. 21, Lower Charlo:tr-strect, Bedford-square,
where Letters front 'fawn and Country are ,to be addressed, a.sd
the necessary advice. atsdamediaine will lie glue at mint to any
part of the kingdoms. . .

'l'O' AYLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
rriHE'LEASE of a very lesirable FARM, s;ttra-
M• reet.abitt-nirie miles: from London, in the most pleasant
pan lathe County of Middlesex, and containing 82 Acres of very
rich Arable and Meadow Land, all inclosed and subdivided Info
proper.sized Fields; good Family House and Garden, In a Pad-
&el: The Valise contains two excellent Rooms on the groiind-
Nor, entrance Liddy, large gond Kltch n; Brew-house, and Cel-
laring under, Oft cool Dairy ; first Boor, three best Bed rooms
and large•roemy Attics, with suitable and convenient Offices of
every description, fit for the residence of a Gentleman:
Fur further particulars apply to. Main Murray, Surveyor and
Land AgOitt, No. 61, St. lelardn's-lane, Charing-Cross. (Letters
post (laid).

TO BE LET, for such Terms as may be agreed upon,
AMOST desirable MANSION, fit for any Gen-
tletnan's abode. The Premises are adjoining the Village
of Woulrlham, slase to the navigable and pleasant Rine hied-
within three mitts and a half of, the City of Rochastek, and
five miles from Maidatone, in a sporting part of the COntity of
Kent, and close to Wouldham Common, tar which is an uninvited
right* of Pasturage, Firewood,Bse: The ground floor wallas of
a:commodious Hail, wih.a grand Staircase•' .a Drawing-rtiom,
Parlour, Sitting-roost, and a spacious Kitchen ; the one:pair of
stairs consists. of .five very roomy Bed-chambers, one of which
stay he a Drawing-loom at pleasure; two pair of stairs' a back
Staircase from the. Kitchen, containing six kooms with fire.placei
IA duet of tbetni a Stairellso front the pasiage of the-tWo pair
inixqa iiurret, itr cupola,,:phicit cqiumapds a.deligbtful prospect
Of the River Medway s d country all round; most spacious
Cellars,.with excellent pins, a Poie-court.enclosed with a dwarf
wall and railing fence'; k large lfack Court enclosed an found
with a high brick will, Well smoked with choice waft firuit4reess
well chosen Shrubs and Flowers; an excellentaardea.weil walled
and fenced, stocked with the choicest Pruitags, a large Yard en.
dosed with a high brick wall, an excellent sevens-stalled Stable,
over-whisk ix ahigh spacious loft, two Coach-holises, and many
other Out.olfises, too tedinuato mention bereli.
'1 he Lesser may be accommoda:ed with a dam Acres of
ckoiee good Laud. adjoining said Premises, if required.
For further Paiticulars, enquire of Ads. Burkett at Wouldham

NORTH WILTS CANAL
AT
the first Meeting of the Committee of Manage-
A. meta held at Swinton, on the 6th day of August, 1813,
the sum of £lO,lOO vets repotted to have hero subwribed upon
which the Committee resolve/I, hat they considered it their
duty to those persons w halo came Subscriburs before ihr passing
of the Act, not to admit of any further subsctiption at par,
without first cif:ring the Shires to the public at poquiums, and
directed that the right to subscribe, at £25 per share, to coin-
plete the estimates °fain: Work, shall be disposed of by Auction.
W M. CRO WDY, Princ;p-d Cletik"to the Company.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. 5C0.17,
On Tuesday, the ech August, at 12 o'Clt ck, at the Mart, in Lots,
The Right to Subscribe for Three Hundred of ie above
Shares.—Particula,s at the Office of Mr. Scott, No. 2d, New
Birtige•sireet, Lundlin ; and at the Mart.

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tOI.CHES rEa—ksai
bAOITAL ICESMENCE, with Meer', 1/4
Farm-buildings Pleasure-trounds, eiceUent
Orco and Meadow Land, top of Ea.t.l
frontage ro the Street,. an 4 the slm, desirable
tletnan'sßesidence.—By Mr, It UlliNS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, August
THE PRIORY, Ininierly pa:
FRIAR MONASTERY, a v.ar
ESTAI E, ar.d immeindrially Tithe tree,
capital Nad rpacious FAMILY MANSIO!
m~hiing ern:oetice, the top of East hiU, '
of Colchester, the rezideuctand property
Tht 11‘}U$E IS a substantial With I
bowed Front. and cc: salt., on the irntind
I.ibrart, brawintroom,
Dining-parlour, Store-room, roomy Clo..ts,
seven airy Bed-ctambers oe Ass first story,
Closet*, dltc. finir good Chafithers on the
roams, Closes, &C.
Ihe Offices comprise excellent Kitchen,
vints'-halli Bakehouse. and Scullery; Pantries,
and rovmy Cellars, in the Basement. P. - -
to the .itteti:.double CistiFit-house, with
chamber weer ind two 3-stall S:ables,
Out-buil.linp, all of the mama subcantill
repair.' lawns and Pleasure-ground.,
Kitchen-garden, partly walled, and well
1 another Garden, compleely walled round,
; duetive Orchard, Farm-) ant, and Our-i
walls, the whole occupying a Frontage of
rich Pastbre Field, walled mend, also lying
ing about Eleven Acres. A most desirable
Urinates Family, commanding crenate V
rich country. Tie Buildings and Grounds
t.ere order, andimmediate Peesestidn may
May be view, d by applying on the per/wises,
may.behtd : and at the I !tree Cups Inn
with; Black Boy, Cheltinferd White Hart
Hall, 24, Old Buildings, Lincoln's bin 7
Messrs. Hoper and Btoegtsion, Solicitors,
zgegipsteitti sold Mtalhohins,Warwiek•

8011'1-HAMPTON.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By C. SHARP and SONS,
On Wedn.triday, this s.th August, 1815, at the Dolphins Itin,
Southampton, between the hours of Five antiSii o'Clock in
the
AMOST excellent and commodious SHOP and
DWELL ING HOUssE, situate in Bridge-street, South-
ampton, late in the occupation of Messrs. Sutton and Co. Liuen
Drapers.
• 'I lie.Prettlses are well riveted, composed of the best materials,
and in complete repair, ready for the immediate reception of a
Fantly : in the Basement there are two very excellent Kitchens
and Ofß..es ; en the ground floor is a commodious `'hop, well cal-
culated for any bu.i.!iss requiring room, and above there are
three Sitting-moms and vx Sleeping-rooms.
H-tl by Lease under the Corpora-ion of the Town of South-
amonn fur a Term, of which 35 years were unexpired at Lady-
day last, at the triflirg rent of aE4 :. year, and two couple of gu.ad
fat Capon. or Ss; in lieu thereof.
The 1-louse will .convert into two comfortable convenient
Tenement,' witttatt, much expence, there being already two en-
trancys and Statreaies.

HERTS.
Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE', Mandan,
farms end /And, Trout Stream, and an
Welwyn, twenty-five Miles from London.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garreway'r, nn Thursday, September
AHIGHLY improvable Fl
TATE, comprising upwards of Pin
Acres of rich Meadow, Warren, Paature,
thriving Wotitl Lands, situate iu the nlcot t
part of the Catinti of H:rtt. The capital
House, with Offices, Coach-house, Stables,
sureirunds, it One TroUt Stream ruorini •
grounds; Farm-yard, aril Buildings; and a
ings in the town of Weivtyn. The White
old established well-known Inn, with *acacia
Yard, Stabling, Gard:its, &c. A compact 10.-*
den, and about an Acre ef Ladd,• at the
town of Welwyn, let co a long Leese.—A
Butcher's Shop, with Garden and Meadow
lying compact.—The principal part of the
I Mansion and remainder of the s.and
three years are unexpired at Michaelmas
Land are very eligible sites for lnilding,
hood and good roads in all direction; lour
seven from Hertford,aarl CS tram Lotttloo.
May he vietVed, by applying to Mt.
wyn ; or Thomas Rose, at the Warren House,
lars way be had; and at the White Hart :
age; White Hor.e, Baldock ; Wooly/el
Loaf, Dunstable • Salisbury Arms, Har.
Green Mart, and Red Lion, Barnet; of
Fisher, Solicitors, pathboneplate ; Messrs.
So: citors, Hackney ; at Garraway's; and
wick-street, where a Plan of the Estate
0 I.OU C ECTERSHIRL—FREEHL
The MANOR of DONNINCTON, abounding
MANSION-HOUSE, with OFFICES, VAR' "
FIVE HUNDRED and SIXTY ACRE:
WOLD, MORTON-in-MARSH, and
TONTITHE-FREE.

Further Partic.siars may be had of the Austioneers at their
Estace Agency °glee, No. 148, High-crest Southmtpton; or at
Messrs. Gale anti ',ore, Solicitors, Bedford street, Bedford-row,

NEAR DORKING, SURREY.
Elegant COTTAGE GANEF, with Offices, beautiful Pleasure
Ground, part bounded by the River Mole, and Meadow Land,
and a neat Cottage, nearly adjoining.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Gerilterate, em Thursday, August 26, atTvrelve, in two I.&s,
A • 'FREEHOLD ESTATE, delightfully situate
1-2, within one mile of Dorking, called the GROVE, a charm-
ing Cottage Residence, fisted lip with elegant simplicity, and in
complete order, with attached and detached excellent Office.,
Coach-houses and Stables, Ktchen Garden, well stocked and
cropped, Pleasure-ground laid -out with great taste, extensive
dry Gravel 'Walks, orttamen•ed with noble full-grown Forest-
trees and Shrubs, leading to the River Mole, meandering at the
foot of that beautiful spot Box-hill ; dlr. rent par. s ..f the grounds
are ornamented with Alcnv..s, Paviliol:4, and rustic Seats, nest
Dairy, F.erm-yard, and Building*, and Meadow Land, all lying
compact, and con aining about thirteen Acres, late in the occu-
pation& a Nobleman, whose time has Jost expired. Alio a neat,
corneae Cottage,..vith Garden, &c, in possession of Mr, Fraser.
May be v,ewed with 'rickets. Particulars on the Premises;
at tse,Red-Lion. Dorking; Swan,l.entherhead ; Sun, Kingston;
Talbot, Richmond; Witite• Hart, Windsor; the Castle, Salt.
hill; at Garraway's ; aiii of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gal-
' den-square, where Tickets for viewing may be had-1 he pur-
! chaser may he accumnuslated with the neat Furniture at a vas
lu.::ton, and immediate possession. •
,BERKSHIRE.--..SONNING, NEAR READING.
_ . .
ELIGIBLE FAMILY RESIQENCE, with gond OFFICE;;,
YARDS, excellent GARDENS, &c.
• . By MG ROBINS,
At Giveaway's, on .1 huts:lay, August 26th, at Twelve,
AFREEHOLD spacions'RESIDENCE, in pot
session of the Rest. Mr. NI NO, situate on the North side-
,of the ouch-admired Village of Sunning, a short distance from
the Rirer Thames, and only three miles from Reading; compris-
ing a substantial Family Hotime,ecastaining Entrance-hall, Dining
Parlour, Drawing room, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, Larder,
Servants' Hall, Butler's Pantry, Su. On the first floor are five
Bed-chambers, Closets, &c. and Attics over; in the basement
are excellent Cellars for Wine, Ale, Beer, Stc.; Out-offices, Coal-
yard, double Coach-house, Stabling for Six Horses, with Lofts
laver, Laundry, Brew-house, Knife-house, Granary, and Pigeon-
bouse,Drying-ground,Poultry.house,cap:tal Kltcheniarden with
Green.hodse, Pleasure-ground, &c. and a Leasehold Meadt:w.
To be viewed by permission of the Ocatpier; Particulars may
be had on the Premises ; and at East Park Farm, and King's
Arms' twyfurd; Bear, Beading ; at the Inn, Sonning ; Pelican,
; White lied, Bath ; • Sva, Maidenhead ; Castle, Salt-
hill; Mr. Adam, Cranford-bridge;.-of Mr. Bramwell, No. 90,
Lincoln's-Inn-fields; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, War-
wick-itrest, Golden-square.

• ' - By Mr. ROBINS,
At Gareaway's Oefeehouse, 'Change-alley,
on Thur.(lay, tbe 1134 of September; -
In ONET .OT,
ACA PITAL FREEHOLD .
free, the Residence and Property on'
Esq. comprising the MANOR of DON:
over the wht • HAMLET, and ebouudieg
The MANtiION is a uniform Stone-built
well-arranged Family Apartments and OP
placed on a floe commandirg situation,
the Estate, embracing extensive views of the
Excellent Kit chat Garden, endosed by 10l
with choice Fruit Trees, in full perfection
Stxbles, Ate. encircled by thriving Plantations.
tance is a capital Farm-house, Fold-yard,
Oxstalls, Sheds, and various Outbuildings, ,
rig and jecliclous plan for Agricaltesel purposes,
plate repair. .
Four COTTAGES for Labonners, and.thrielog _
rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, containing abOnt 560
Acres, in a high state of. cultitatton; a line'Stream of Water
through the Grounds, which is well storied with Fish, and front
which great part of the Meadow may be irrigated.
A very ellrble Property for a Gentleman, Aghast grist. Or
for domestic purposes.
May be viewed, by applylag to Mr. :nen DAirn, litho Nor
sFon-House, where Particulars may be bad; and at the Maks%
Stow; White Hart, Morton-in-Marsh; Star,Oxford; Hop Pole,
Worcester; Hotel, and Hen and Mebane, Birmingham; White
Hart and Linai.Bath; of SAMUEL BlLALiv,E4l,,Solicitar, Upton-
on-Severn; ANTHONY WATTS. Esq. 10, Synionrs-inn, Chao.
cery-lane ; at GAREAWAY'S, and of Mr. Rnal/41, Warstick.4
street, Goldendilleare, where a Plan of the Estate may be awl,
and at Mr. Ben cx's.

BERKSHIRE.
•
SONNING, BETWEEN TWYFORD AND READING. OXFORDSHIRE/
Valauhle FREEHOLD ESTATE, part bounded by the River VALUABLE FREEHOLDS AT WHEATLRY,
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Ms VOLKER.
Loddon, with sundry productive Aytes, Farm House, and On rid •
Buildings. By Mr. ROBINS,ay, the e7lk of August instant, at Twelve o'clock pre.
cisely, at the Crown Inn, Wheatley, under such Conditions et
At Garraway's, on Thursday, Aug. 26, at Twelve, In Lots, Sale as shall be then produced,
A. FREEHOLD ESTATE, EAST PARK- A N exceeding good DWELLING HOUSE,
.FARMoituate In she Parisi of Sonning, a short distance! wirh Barns, Cow-houses, and other convenient Buildings,
from Twyford, part bounded by Gaddy Bridge and the River 1 situate in Wheatley aforesaid, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas
Loddiin, and the turnpike-road to Reading ; comprising a good' leggin, together with 201 A. OR. 65P. more or less of extremely
Farm House with Mims Garden, Yards, 'Barns, Stables, and productive inclosed and Tithe-free, Arable, Pasture, and Coppice
Out buildings, and sundr'y. Enclosures of rich Water Meadow, Land, the whole forming a very complete and capital Farm.—
Pasture and Arable Land, in Possession of Mr. May. Sundry Also an old established Inn at Wheatley, called the Crown, in
Aytes, possession of A.r. Wiggins, containing One Hundred the occupation of John Haynes, with extensive Yard,•Gartiess,
and Fifty Acres, lying oompact also.a compact Estate, upwards Stables, and other con vetshut Buildings; likewise several Close'
of Fifty-two Acres Of Arable Lind; lying at the back of the Vii- of rich Arable, Mnadow, and Pasture Land, in the occupations
lade of. Solana,: and near theitiver Marna; a delightful spot for of the said Thomas lugging and of Mr. William Jugging, John
Building, and pieces of Land in the Common Field, near the Haynes, Noah Crooke, and' others, yearly tenants; and sundry
above, in possession of Mr. May : the Estate is in a very eligible Cottages, orchards; and Gamier's, at Wheatley aforesaid, the
part ofthe.emunry, onlyteur milt" from Reading, and S 5 tram , whole whereof will be sold In eUueen diffvrenr. Lars.
London., Hounds are k. pt in the neighbourhood, good reads in Wheatley is within five miles of Oxford, Apes' the turnpike
ill directiins, road leading through Wycritnb to London.
Maibiaiereed.by.applying to Mr. May, the tenant, at East Printed Parleulars descrlihng *various Lod.** be had at
Park Farah. near Twyford, where Particulars may be had; and • any time after the ',id instant, on application to M.N.ea Grabarni
at theme. Arms, Twyford; Bear, Reading; the Inn at Son. Kloderley, and Demville. Solicitors, .Lincobes Intl, London;
rang ; Belie* Nedbilry i*hlte Lion, Bath; Sun, Maidenhead; Messrs. Walsh, Solicitors, Oxford, at whose respective °dices
Castle, Salt-bill; Mr. Adams, Cranford-bridge; Red Lion, Maps of the Enates may be seen; and of Mr. GUN, Land Sim.
Hounslow • of Mr. Bramwell, No. 10, Lincoln's-Inn. fields; at veyor, Fareham, Hants.
GarrawaA. and of Mr. Roblna,Warwick-etreet, Golden 4sluare, The Lots may be viewed alas,' time With leave of the Tess afar
where a..elawat.the Estate may be seen. by applying to Mr. leba Hayase, Crew' Ina, Wheatley.

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FRENCH PAPERS

ARMIES OF SPAIN.

=MIR FROM GENERAL REY, COMMANDANT AT ST. SE-
BASTIAN, TO Jill EXCELLENCY THE DUKE OF FELTRE,

MINISTER AT WAR, DATED THE 26TH OF JULY.
66 MONSEIGNEUR—An Officer, bearing a Flag of
• Truce, presented himself /iris afternoon, to request
information respecting several missing officers. He
appeared very' uneasy respecting the fate of the Co-
lonel of the Ist Royal Regiment, (i.e. Major FRASER,
Of the Royals,) who was killed upon the breach.
66 It is certain, that in the assault the English lost
a Colonel, four Lieutenant-Colonels or Majors, and
"42 Officers—that the number of sub-officers and sol-
diers is about 1600, killed, wounded, or prisonets, all
English ; and near SOO Portuguese.
The Ehglish speak of their allies with contempt.
This officer confirmed what their prisoners had be-
fore said—that their eight best companies of grena.
diers were totally destroyed on the day the assault
took place. In the morning the enemy embarked 36
boats of wounded. He fired during the day a great
number of shells; he only directed some howitzers
against the houses set on fire, which Made tne pre-
sume he had commenced embarking troops. The
officer bearing the flag of truce thanked us, in the
name of his General, for the care which he had: seen
us take of his wounded.
" Half of the town is completely destroyed by fire,
the greater part of the remaining houses are extremely
damaged. We have not yet succeeded in extinguish-
ing the fire. Should the wind increase, the remain-
der of the town would be lost. The quantity of am-
munition which the English, with their 45 pieces of
cannon constantly in action consumed, is astonishing;
the proximity of the sea and fleet, could alone have
supplied this consumption.
66 I continue to cause the streets of the town to be
barricadoed by traverses, which I reckon upon defen-
ding foot by foot ; if at any time I should be obliged
to quit my first line, your Excellency may rely, that
the garrison of St. Sebastian will do its duty, and
continue to give proofs of its devotion for our august
Emperor.-1 pray," 3cc. (Signed) 66 REY.
64 P.S. I forgot to mention to your Excellency re-
specting the ladders with which the enemy's troops
were furnished on theis assault on the covered way ;
we are in possession of them."
PROM THE SAME TO THE SAME, DATED JULY 27.
a MONSEIGNEUR—This morning, at four o'clock,
visiting the advanced posts on the left with Colonel
Sougeon, who commands them, I perceived that se-
veral boats were leaving the Sand Batteries to join
those cruizing ; and 1 was immediately convinced,
that the batteries which had been battering in a
breach had been disarmed.
66 I went to the land advanced posts, where the
enemy had discontinued his works : the enemy noloeger
fired. 1 immediately decided upon reconnoitring his
trenches, and by a brisk movement make him deploy,
and inform myself of what he was doing. I there.
fore gave orders to two companies of the mountain
chasseurs of the third battalion, to the voltigeurs of
the 62d regiment, and to the sappers who were in
the works, to rapidly advance to the trenches, and
destroy or take all they encountered; the artillery, at
the same time, received orders to protect the retreat
of these detachments and play upon whatever the
tnemy should send to•succour the trenches.
" Thug, as I expected, the enemy did not expect to
be attacked at this hour; the trenches were sur-
prised, and all who were in them destroyed. The
column which took the direction of the suburb of
St. Catharine, advanced to the burned bridge, and
the second to the burned houses in St. Martin. The
result of this operation, which was conducted by
Chef de Battalion Blanchard with understanding
and distinction, was complete. We took SS! Eng-
lish and Portuguese prisoners, of whom nine are
Officers ; 14.0 English who attempted to pass the
river were drowned, the artillery had a great effect ;
the enemy, in less than an hour, lost more than
1200 men ; that is to say, almost all that was in the
trenches.
66 This affair does much honour to the garrison.
The troops acted with the greatest vigour. The
mountain chasseurs, the 62d, and the sai,pers merit
the highest praise. Lieutenant Dugar, of the moun-
tain chasseurs, particularly distinguished himself by
first entering the trenches ; he was wounded. The
enemy only fired with five pieces of artillery ; one
from Mount Julian ; one from the old breaching bat.,
tery ; one at St. Bartholomew ; and two in advance-'
of St. Bartholomew. We have filled his trenches.—
The enemy has begun re-embarking to raise the siege.
This town merits a better fate. Ile wind having
increased, we are using our endeavours to diminish
its effect and stop the fire.—l pray, fcc.
(Signed) 44 REY."
FARIS, AUGUST to.
Her Majesty the Empress Queen and Regent to.
day returned from her journey to Mayence at seven
in the mains to the Palace at St. Cloud.
DRESDEN, AUGUST I.
The day before yesterday seven couriers set out
for Prague and two arrived from thence.
AUGUST 4.—His Majesty arrived here to-day, at
nine in the in'.rning.
He passed throtigh Wu;tzburg, Bamberg, Bareuth,
Hoff, and stolped at all points where there were
troops, to review them.
AUGUST 7.—His Majesty the Emperor and King
. .
se the sth and 6th.
h occupied with
General Count
lent branches
His Majesty
Daum about
cant respecting
Larnartellare

has not gone out during the days of the sth and fith.
/ktijbsty has been very much occupied with
the Voice r f Bassan,,, with the Major-General Count
D.irey, and the prii,cipals of the'ilifferent branches
of the Administration of the Army. His Majesty
has (been engaged with the Ordinateur Paure about
rom:ions, with the Qrdinateur Marchant respecting
hopitals, and with the Ordin.iteur Lamartalure
concerning transporks and clothing.
As the armistice nrty be deno?nced before the
15th of August. the troops are preparing to celebrate
the fete of the gmperor on the loth August.
FRANIEFORT, AUGUST S..
It is generally -*.4 that the Armistice it prolonged
tot e tst of September, kut nothing pOsitive is known
on this subject.
Aupuer 9,—private letters from Vienna confirm
the account that the Armistice has been prolonged
to the Ist of September.
BERLIN, JULY *4.
The King set out yesterday at ;ix in the morning