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and Hussars, a:. Fort Conception ; the 3J and 4th, at
Cra and Mongua a; Rosse's troop of Artillery, at
Fort Concepti ull's, at Penencas. The whole
of the infantry arc quartered from the neighbourhood
of Celerico, by the valley of the Mondego, to Guarth
Cartinhuo, and so on to Fort Conception. The whoi2.
army could be brought into fire at twelve hours no-
tice ; and, most certainly, never was there an army
more effective, nor in better fighting order.

THg ARMY.

We have great Veasure in referring of
Readers to the GazerrE of Saturday, as
a most numerous List of Brevet Prommi,
-Yesterday, the Duke of CAN mama:, .1
by his Aides-du-camp, attended divine scr.
the Brigade of Guards, at Whitehall
the first time since i: has undergor.e repair
rations.
The Gth Dragoon Guards, commanded
GoornE, were reviewed on Belhaven Sand,
day last, by Lord CATHCART, previous to
ing up for summer quarters. They matron"
ith a brigade of at tillery, and went th
different movements with a quickoess nn
which drew the warmest commendations
. Commander-in-Chief.
Wednesday, four troops of the above regiment az-
rived at Piershill, two of which moved fo:ward tor.
slay for Homillon and Perth.
Monday last, the Ist Regiment of Royal Edii..
burgh Volunteers, commanded by Lieutenant-Ca.:.
nel the Right Hon. CHARI.Fi Here, and the f•harp.
shooting company attached to it, commanded by
Captain L'Amv, were reviewed on Brentsfield Links,
by Brigadier-General JOHN Iron:, who expressed ha
entire approbation with their manceuvring, marching,
and firing. Tfeey made a fine appearance.
About SO men and hoses of the Ist Royal, passed
through Truro last week, and embarked at Falmouth
to j ;in ;heir regiment in Portugal.
: Thursday morning, the 26th inst. as Capt. Husos,
of tho ISt!' or Royal Irish, was returning in his cur.
r:cle from a ball at Sidmouth, in company with Cap.
tam GORR-QUER of the same regiment, whilstendea•
vouring to pass a timber cart which was carelessly
driving in an oblique direction before them near the
top of a steep hill, the horses made off at full speed,
and before they could be checked, the pole giving
way, the body of the carriage fell forward on the
horses' heels, the head of the carriage having been prc-
viously drawn up, so completely enveloped the two
Gentlemen, that they were unable to make any effort
to disengage themselves. In this perilous state they,
were dragged with the greatest rapid ty for nearly a
quarter of a mile, when a violent concussion, which
dashed the curricle to pieces, threw them out on the
• road, and extricated them from a most critical litua.
tion, miraculously without any serious injury. The
, horses contuuued their impetuous course down the hill
, till they came to the Hartford turnpike-gate, which
1 being at this moment shut, they tore off its hinges,
BADAJOS, JULY 9. i and there fortunately the harness and remnant of the
In the action of Miagadas with the light party of
carriage getting en tangled with the gate-posts, they
, were stopped. The poor animals did not, however,
Comello, Gorniz, the commander of the "cmY 4 , escape without being shockingly lacerated.
corps, was killed. On the ::61.11 Juno, 100 tO cite'
DRO-GIIEDA„IULY 21.—Yesterday, Colonel Kern.
son, of the 7th Drago-ons, met with a serous misfor.
enemy's horse and 600 foot marched from Miagados
for Truxillo, who had entered the former placeo n the tune. He was prcceediug to the North in a gig, and
Tullyesker-hill the animal took fright and. ran off
preceding day, with 2000 other troc;ps, either wound-
in full speed. The Colonel leash out and tell; the
ed or disarmed, with '2OO baggage n aggc•ns, eight cf
wheel passed over the small of his leg, which caused
UhiCll %Sere covered. Yesterday art ivr.l here `do men a compound fracture. He was brought back to De•
of the party if 33ornil, with two prisoners and too rums' Inn, and the bone set by Surgeon Stanley.—
large bWe are happy to find, this morning, the Colonel does
be of plate, which' they had inttrcepted and
taken from the enemy in Olmedo. Vt.:a!uta I
„he Gentleman who was with him in the gig esca-
not softer much pain, and is perfectly free from fever.
Timeno is dead of the wounds nOiich • I
icceived in •
ped unhurt.
an engagement near Toledo. The death of tt• t gal.

lant Ct,mmander is much to b... Ltozet.te.l ; LI; party
took from the enemy 20 load t,f wh:at an..l 14259
sheep.

Since our last arrived P.,ris papers to the Xd, and
German to the 2:;d. By the ft,rnxr it am zrs, that
s.ince the sunemicr cf Silistria, the Russians have

. . . .
A letter hem a respecailii. • person, dated Badajoz, gained another victory over the Grand Turkish army.
the 9.h inst. contains the 1".11.- wine passage :—" Frien Vlrna, at the date of the last accounts receivedat
Vienna, was daily expected to fall. The Grand Vi-
-99 to 10,000 French ateteked the division of Murillo zier had retreated to within 40 leagues of Coestantie
y Junez ; the conti:._t was severe ; the enemy's loss nople. Oa the whole, the affairs of the Turks are iti
was very consider: ae, and uur trorps behaved with a cuitical situation.
the utmost gallan.ry, but our Los canaot yet be as-
These papers present but little news from Spain.
certained."
The Spanish General Maio is ;aid to have made a
rigorous, but unsuccessful attack On Astorga ; but
On the Gth instant, at five o'dock in the morning the particulars are so carefully concealed or disguised,
Regnicr appeared in sight of Xeres de los Calealteros, i that there is scarce any data upon which to form ap
whence General Iniaz had marched befere Ree bnier'e opinion with respect to the real issue and character of
larrival, and taken a position oa the he on the the mi:itary operations in that quarter.
ee
These papers present nothing of impertence re.
other side of that place, aa action ensued, and the
seeming Holland ; hut a Gentleman who left Rimer-
' Spaniel' troops gallantly maintained their ground darn on Tuesday states, that besides the Royal Guard
until six o'clock at night, when General Imaz begat of Loots, all the Datelt troops in Rotterdam, Haar-
to retreat to Hignesa la Real, and thence to Cur:ll),es. lem, Utrecht, and some other places, had been march.
The French sustained a considereeble less, and sent ed into France oa their way to Spain. Their nom-
-obers ni:ght be estimated at between 12 and 15,00
250 of their wounded to Alreendredioo and Merida.
a About :2000 officers of police were to '.O appointed
In the evening of the same day Re ;vier fell also back with special powers and authority, at any time to en.
to Barrarcota, his division occupies at present Santa ter the dwellings, warehouses, or other buildings cf
Maria, Almendradigo and Meride. II the natives, for the seizure of all property susrected
Utters from Orcejo de los Mantes state, that a re-
to hive come from this country. Temporary regu-
lations Mere in progress to prevent any of the itih ,bi.
info-cement of 1000 French troops lately passed teats from quitting the city without giving previous
through that place, destined for Andalusia. notice of the object and direction cl their journey.
LISBON, JULY i 3. The Princess Amelia pocket arrived at Falmouth
The last intelligence received from all parts of on Thursday from New Yi rk and Halifax-23 days
Spain is of the most Satisfactory nature. The light I from the letter. Left at New York the Princess
Nhiry packet. The Chesurfiell packet had sailed
parties become every day more numerous, and inflict from Halifax for New York ; from which port, great
very considerable losses on the enemy. numbers of American vessels were daily sailing with
The loss of the enemy, through the late explosion corn, &c. for England. Mr. JaersoN was lit New-
York, waiting the arrival of a British frigate, to carry'of his gunpowder magazine, is credibly seported to
him to England. Our private letters and papers ham
exceed 210 cwt. and his loss in men since the begin-
the United States ere train Philadelphia to the 29th•
ring of tl•e siege of Ciudad . Rodrigo, until the u:timo, and from New Yrak to the lit instant. There
Bth inst.. is computed at from 10 to 12000 men.— appears to prevail in the Republic much party intern-
Taking into consideration the present state of affairs, perance, which occasions the cipt*,....sioa (71 .: variety
and the loss which the enemy sustains, not only from of opinions with more fervour than ci nsideration.
the fire of the place, but also through desertion ; The Lady Arabella packet has arrived. at Fil.-
while our army not only remains undiminished in mouth from the Brazils-4S days from Bebe. The
same languor and insipidity continue to prevail there.
limbers, but " daily acquires a higher degree of disci- • MARK CORN :•TARKET ARK-LANE JULY 30.-1'0.14
pline and military skill, we have every reason to hope . there are but short' D 1
fresh supplies'of Wheat coast Wise.
that whenever circumstances shall permit our gallant with part of 1 iSt week's arrivals of foreign, upwards
troops to engage an enemy, against whom they en- of SOW quarters, and this trade fully supports. left
. tertain a deeply-rooted hatred, the result will prove prices—Barley likewise—Malt heavy sale— 'Ni,!"
Peas cheaper—Grey and Beans, of the two., - ifia6•
CADIZ, JULY Is.
favourable and glorious to our arms.
, fluctuate bur little—Oats also, o ith tolerable:siryk:
on hand--Flour without alteration.
I have nothing new to communicate except the ar-
GENERAL CI:aItLYCY AS UNDEIS•
rival of his Majesty's ships Norge, Rodney, Lively, wheat,-78s. PCs. Ills. Roans, 5..!.. Os.
Floe ditto, I 1 s.. lstes. Tick ditto 44...105.
and Impetueuso ;• the two first arc to remain here-
Rye. 461. se.. Oars Ws. ?Ai% :,Oi.
the latter have proceeded furthi.r. lam sorrry to say, Barley, 34,. 45i. Pdatid ditto 351.571. ud
Malt 725. 80.. Potatoe ditto, 395. o.t.
Ballasteros corps gave experienced a check, in conse- White Peas (hailers) 625. 70s. Rape Sei.4l, .e.iii..t.'6o
quence of the superiority of the enemy, and obliged Gsey Peas. so,. 551. •
to fall back by different ways, I Env Flour, 955. to Mi.—Some& 901. to 9501

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