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VNGLISH PARSING, comprising the Rules of R
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Rule; with an Index, containitig all the Parts of Speech in the ~
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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Sae
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DOWvING-STREET, JULY 27. 1
A Dispatch of which the following is an Extract, was on the •2n3 Rii
instant received at the Etri of Liverpool's Oflic,:, addressed to
I his Lordship by Lieutenant-General Viscount Wellington, da-
ted
Qninta de St. Joao, July 11. * !
The enemy continued in the positions reported in G ,
•My dispatch of the 4th inst. till the 7th, when they
moved a large body of cavalry and and about two
battalions of infantry from Montigo towards the
Xevora, and from thence upon Villa de Rey, Le
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Roca, and Albuquerque.
The object of this movement was apparently to
cut of our detachments employed in observing the
enemy on that side; in which, however, they did not Ja
succeed, Major Cocks having retired with all his de-
tachments upon St. Vincent, still keeping communi-
cations open with Arronches and Portalegre.
The enemy's troops retired from Albuquerque on Ja
li the Bth, and Major Cocks again entered that town
with his parties on the same day.
The Army of Portugal are again in the same po-
sition
on the right of the Guadiana which they oc- ' B
cupied when I addressed your Lordship on the 4th
instant.
General Blake made an attempt to obtain posses- j,
sion of Niebla, on the night of the 30th of June, in
which place the enemy had a garrison of about three
hundred infantry. lam sorry to say this attempt
I failed, and he remained before the place till the 2d l'
inst. and then retired towards the Guadiana. On the
6th two divisions of infantry and the cavalry of the
sth army, under the Conde de Penne Vallamur, were j,
' crossing the Guadiana, on a bridge constructed for
them at St. Lucar by Colonel Austin.
The artillery was embarked at Ayamonte, and 9
,
i General Ballasteros with the advanced Guard re-
mained upon the river St. Piedro.
It appeared to be General Blake's intention to em-
bark his troops for Cadiz, but neither General Cas-
tanos nor I have heard from him since he marched
1 from Juremenha on the 18th of June. 3
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In the North Marshal Bessieres had returned again i
to Valladolid from Benavente ; and in the end of the I
month of June the enemy assembled at, and in the 1
neighbourhood of Valladolid, a considerable body of ;
troops. General Bonnet, however, still remained in the I
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neighbourhood of Leon and Benevente with the troops
' I under his command ; and I have received from Ge-
neral Silveira a report of the defeat of the French in :
an attack made upon a Spanish detachment from the
army in Gallicia, in front of Astorga, on the 25th
' ultimo.
'The Gneriilas likewise continue their operations, , •
and besides the alarm given to Valladolid on the 15th
ult. Dort Julian gave a similar alarm to Salamanca
on the 29th ult. but a considerable party of Gueril-
las belrrq.,,ing to different Chiefs, which had taken a i
convoy at Penaranda, were afterwards surprised on
the 30th of June, and dispersed, about 200 having
been killed, wounded, and made prisoners.
WHITEHALL, JULY CO.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in
the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Robert
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T. Viscount Melville to be Keeper of his Majesty's Privy Seal of
Scotland, In the room of Henry Viscount Melville, deceased.
k MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
ORDNANCE OFFICE, JULY 21:.
Royal Regiment of Artillery. !
Second Lieutenant John Mercier to be First Lieutenant, vice
Wills, promoted. Dated May 8, 1811.
Second Lieutenant John Grant to be ditto, vice R. King, pro-
moted. Dared as above.
'K Second Lieutenant Edward D. Baynes to be ditto, vice W. D
1
Jones, promoted. Dated as above.
second Lieotenant John Street to be ditto, vice O'Han, deceas-
ed. Dated as above.
,II Second Lieutenant Francis Weston to be ditto, vice Hawker, de-
ceased. Dated Tune 6, 1811.
Commission in the North Hants Regiment of Militia,
> : signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
George Lord Rodney to be Colonel, vice Jervoise, resigned. Da-
ted July 12, 1811.
Commission in the Wiltshire Regiment of Militia,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
Lord Bruce to be Colonel, vice the Earl of Carnarvon, deceased.
• Dated July 25, 1811.
•
.. , Commissions in the Bedfordshire Regiment of Mai-
~,
,„ tia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
• Chambers Hall, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated July C, 1811.
'i hornas Davies, Gent. to be ditto. Dated July 25, 1811.
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Commission in the Royal Carmarthen Fuzileers, signed
by the Lord Lieutenant.
4 Edward Price Lloyd, Est. to be Captain, vice Phillips, resigned.
,$) Dated Jul, 15, Iritl
' Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
• County of Kent.--Loyal Greenwich Water Fencibles.
Thomas Jackson Bell, Gent, to he Liti.tenant. July 16, 1811.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
~.,A County of Norfolk.— LodclonVoluntee.- Infantry.
ensign Rooert C7ickmere to he Lieutenant, vice Clarke, resigned.
Edward Gibbs, Gent, to h; Etisigo, vice Crickmere, promoted.
Datei April 22, 1911.
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.narpshooters attached to the 3.1, or East Norfolk Re-
Eimer t of Yeomanry Cavalry.
.. ~ first Lieuteraot John Cater to be Captain, vice Pillans, rcsiored.
Second Lieutenant Philip Etheridge to be First Lieutenant, vice
• ,
.. • Cater, promoted ; Henry Gibbs, Gent, to he Second Lieute-
nant, vice Ethqrike, promoted. Dated ) uly 113,1311.
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&quit? London, or Msasrs. Spuriier and ingleby, Lit mingham,
1 lohn Land, of Exeter, confe;tioner and white bread baker,
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John'Bolt, now or late of Peirtsea, Hants, green grocer, dealer
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