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edbeit.Srt. tßheoqPsrieiciiib;o7t mid-day, yin*, anfdf.talleciy
.c ,mooted with garlands and flowers; the Clefgy of di!: Sig &Mend infantry and one thoaund cavalry, are
tbraocloptsakenenters
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Ilse hiswasits forties, from The
woad midi_ iisti-das*rap -"`" bk*lng bde't.__,P*4- -Arent religious communities stood bacon -ebeir those who, on the IStb, arrivejto attack General Bal.
-meted on some cavalry end infantry towards the
beaus seosseeo;,,i,, r . elp lit 'weirk.d" '".' churches to pay homage -to her Majestgodas resolve
,kidtivi besides 1700 men, who came by the..wan ofrve h
intria
comint to this town, garrison ; but on their bein fired u on from
a: salsa. 'so T . ring; -.- i ed from every class of tht-inhabitan4 of Moulds- , 1500 byLiseasass del Castano, fie.' We do i
the
eyouhar gutenc. so en
eorrawneatenertmaresOrressit3l-COORT-ROAD. the most therked tertian/a-Ries of,respeet and devoted., Los. jaw whether they
they will be received in the manor of the e an. boats, anchored off the Organge Cprove, e ,sit
• "THIS PRESENT TfIURSDAY, FRIDAY and nen ; and if her Majesty declined receiving ehisoime/ . of the
-1- SATURDAY, October SI, November i and 2, win be pre- all the bonnurs due to her rank, she had the rodnass pin. s our. ftarrisorriseagmented;the walls are crowned and returned to their position naar St. Roque.-
Some bkirreishing, at the same time, took place he• .et b
soned,the favourite *wawa, from the celebrated to give us hopes of her return. liowever; ley Ma. with arta cry, and the troops and inhabitants are :mi.
BEGGARS' OPERA. .
jetty condescended to receive the bouquet which was mated with the greatest enthusiasm ; the navy, if the • ollei
tween the Spanish and French cavalry.
Captain Macheath, Mr. Mardee • Pentium, Mr. Lewis; presented to her by the principal young ladies of the- weather will permit, can contribute much in frustrat. I die Se
Lockit, Mr. Porwus; 'ash, Mr.HerAng. Polly, Mrs. Sarritt ; h. Iwas thatof f the plansof the enemy. The English troops who i 4 MARCH 15.-The french army which is corn.
Mrs. Peachum, Mrs. Parkinson; Lucy, Mrs. Green. city.- Their homage, w ic i
.In Act s, a Double Hornpipe in Fat by Mr. West, and joy, of love, &c. was received by the Emjaress with came to reinforce us are diiembarking. A great nurn. mended by Marshal VICTOR still continues in its same By
Miss Smith. that affecting goodness which touches all hearts. her of officers have departed for the Sierra of Ronda, position, being drawn up its a hue of battle to tie rom.
To welch wall* added, a new aueetta, from the admired After breakfasting at the Pavilion, her Majesty to organize four battalions of Sureness. On the 12th
westward of R
.•. . a Musical eaartieurnele of St. cps,. The Spanish army is &EWA . seer,
• made the tour of our environs in her carriage. She General Ballasteros sent advice: to Algesiras, that the
on the Neutral Ground-the right flank of it co- THE PADLOCK.
. . theft alighted at the cathedral to hear the organ. Her sick of his army would be sent to the Isla. Verde, and • "P Papa
DewMSears so tte open, et half-past eve, and begin at half-past six.
ajesty was there received by the President of the every thing else worth preserving, to avoid its falling ' vered by l'Ainaa frigate, which is anchored on be .$ i
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' ANHOLT MAIL. Administrators of Construction of the Reformed into the bands of the enemy. . II Eastern Beach.. All the upper batteries areenanael
. - Churches, and by the Ministers of religion'; she con. PALMA, SEPTEMBER V. .. at night, in ease the French should make any attack- 'Me
• - BERLIN, OCTOBER 11. descended to ask them several questions, with an af- The army of Macdonald has undertaken no enter- on the Spaniards.
In virtue of a convention entered into between the , (ability which left the ltinst pleasing impression on all prize since the reduction of Figoeras. About eight a The WoOrert :tote-ship has pi
hearts. All the most distinguished persons of both cn store ip just arrived, is
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Courts of Berlin and Saxony, the importation of goods . , days ago, this General attempted to send a convoy
to church. Fier,
sexes at Haarlem hastened to repair. days from Mahon : she beings the in. 11
' manufactured in Prussia, • the entry of which into' from Gerona to Barcelona ; but San Celoni the Soma- seven passage,
Majesty, in truth; found herself in the bosom of her i
Warsaw was prohibited; is now permitted. • tents made such a spirited resistance, that the enemy
telligence of General &eau having defeated Sumer 's °lt
family-while the organ expressed, by the touching compelled
UPPER RHINE, SEPT-110. tones of that air, the sentiments which
.animated uskilledwere to return to Gerona with the loss of t army, with great loss, near Valencia, in three vac- , •
many and wounded. In Igualada, and the 1 eessiro attacks asade by the French on his positica
Numerous detachments of Conscripts have lately AIL Her Majesty set out, at four o'clock, for Am- 1
arrived in Alsace. They have been sent to the dif- sterdam. neighbourhood of Llacuna, there have been some near that city. Eight hundred of the French prim.- Po
slight actions, all which terminated in favour of the
ferent strong places, where they are to learn the use Though we thirst hardly flatter ourselves with the had arrived at Majorca before the W w :Ca
Somatenes, who are in the highest spirits ; it appears ners al". telt
of arms. Gendarmes, douaniers, and die people cm- arrival of the Etneercir wid King, yet we were all th • the have lostabove 200 men killed. From sailed." ith
ploycd in the secret and military administration, take still in expectation of him. and our expectations were
the route to the North of Germany, where they ate
to be actively employed. e fulfilled at half-past seven. Notwithstanding the late-
ness of the hour, his Majeity condescended to receive
A letter from Constantinople of the 25th of Julia the homage of' the Authorities. The Coadjutor,
states, that two Russian frigates have taken several forming ihe functions of Mayor, presented to him the
Turkish Prizes in the Black Sea, and carried eight keys of city, and had the honour of addressing a
Tet enemy
marched
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arragona 140 French troops. for., onroi. g
on the 9th, but on the following day on their arrival.
i y were all pot to the sword.
VALENCIA DE ALCANTARA, OCTOINIR I.
PROM THE REGEHCT GAZETTE. —..,.
It is now upwards of three years shim Great Bri-
tain took an active part in the war in the Peninsula.
What has the Spanish Government. in the various •MD
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• ?easels, which were laden with provisions, and bound speechhis Majesty,' which was favourably received.
to
Joseph Bonaparte's Royal Commissioner, D. Cl. forms which it has assumed, erected in that period ? 11;
to-the see-port towns on the Asiatic side, into Ceffa. His Majesty, after putting a variety of questions to priatto Echevarta. dispatched by him to Valladolid, We remember. well, what was done, by the French •or I
The Capiten Pacha has not yet gone into the Black the Municipal Authorities, continued his route, amidst was received with marked indifference by the French nation, when it was attacked in 1792 and 1793, by zed
Sea, on account of contrary winds. the acclamations of the whole population. Intendant, who informed him that he had nothing to Powers and persons who cared as little for the semi. A
-en do with his King ; and that he himself might either
MARIBOE, OCT. a. All the houses on his road were spontaneously iu - mans of the people as the tyrant who has, at this
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• _ remain or depart, but without any public cheracter.
On the 30th September en enemy's convoy, which urinated, as also the superb triumphal arch in flu
The 27th of last month, the Dike de Mahon arti- moment, so very nearly reduced the antisat King. al
came from the northward, passed this place, and market-place ; the clergy stood at the gates of their
ved at Toledo, from Madrid. being appointed Go- doms of Spain under his dominion. Under all the A
w stood to the eastard : it consisted of three ships of churches ; the orphans and inmates of the different
or of that province, in the room of de Zahous- cliffcrept shapes into which the revolutionary anarchy
the line, two cutter brigs, those letters of marque, and hospitals pressed around the steps of his Majesty ;the
sage, who on the 25th set out for Court, in order to
IGO merchant vessels. National Guard and garrison were under arms ; the threw the government of Fran ce,the interests of Franco at
0-0 replace Belliard. The Duke brought with. him a
oruard of Honour escorted him half way ; and no- wen neither so sloveoed nor so neglected as the of ice
FLUSHING, SEPT. IS. detachment of 25 artillerymen, and an officer, all
, thing could console us for the short stay of their Ma- .
a The Commissary of Marine on the island of Wal. • •
roles, but the flattering hope of seeing their speedy Spanish Juramentados. The garrison of Toledo fairs of the Spanish people have been by the cm- fe
cheren has announced to the fishermen. there, that return consists of 800 Juramentados, and 150 French ; those temptible political Charlatans who hive frost time m as
among us.
his Imperial Majesty has directed that a number of in the vicinity nre very small, and intended to escort time been, in some unaccountable manner, estrueurd is
boys of eleven and twelve years of age, from the pub- the public couriers.
SPANISH P4PBItS. with the direction of the government. The characters 11l
tic schools, shall be placed under their management, GIBRALTAR, OCTOBER re. of the different French demagogues, at the period to ore
and to assist them in their business, the population
CADIZ, OCTOBER 1/1. They write from Tangiers, that the Emperor of which we have alluded, were well known and fully
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purpose. These boys are to serve them till they at. Yesterday General Ballesteros fell back with his port one thousand head of cattle and some corn for understood, in this coontrli as well as in other Pam
taro the age of 15 years, and they are to receive 400 division on the lines of Gibraltar, making his retreat the use of their armies. The English will be pleased of the world ; but who.or what am the persons that a
francs with each boy. e
in excellent order, and in presence of the enemy, who to meet them on the seas.. But what appears strange constitute the Spanish Regency, as It is called ?....
SEVILLE, AUGUST IS. with forces very superior, and in two corps (one, as is, that the Emperor of Morocco should have grant- Bow were they distinguished prior to the dissolution
Same insurgents broke into the Elva a few days it appears, a reserve) followed him, and halted at the ad this favour to. such people, when that monarchy au their ••
Or old government ? Have they made them-
back, and demanded the inventory of the church- distance of half a league. In Algesiras, San Roque, ought to be well convinced, that if Spain should fall,
plate should be shewn to them.' They took posses- and Los Barrios, not an inhabitant remains : they its African coasts, and soon afterwards the whole selves either feared, loved, or respected, since they la
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won of all the silver plate, and a figure of the virgin, have all fled with their property to the Isle of Verde. kingdom, would fall a prey to the ambitinn of bona- volunteered to be statesmen ? On the contrary, ham
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not even leavin a sufficient number of chalices for Yesterday morning Los Barrios appeared from the parte. The conquest of Morocco is one of the favors- they nos proved, as it were, that watuarao, if they
performance of divine service, in a parish where at sea to be on fire, which was probably the work of the rite plans of the Tyrant of Europe. merit the num are due weakest of all the micas '
least 40 masses are daily said. enemy. They are approaching the Castle of Castel. SEVILLE, OCTOBER us. clams ef society ?
VIENNA, OCTOBER B. lard but its fire keeps them in check. Some calculate n the evening day orders were issued, that ~ -
b' of this'
MA Brhish public, at this moment, know not who
'By letters and travellers lately arrived- here from the enemy's force at more than 10,000 men, and say, all the Spanish troops in the service of the pretended
Presburgle we are uniformly assured that every thing: but that is very doubtful, that they are commanded the persons are in conjunction with whom oat govern.
iKing should ch to Madrid, and that they shoeldo
there goes on remarkably well. The sittings of the 14.. General Villat. ' out ia the space of three days. They am to be Mast has hoer for so long a period. so prodigal si
Diet are kept up with tranquillity and dignity. The Oceosen 18.-The Marchioness of Villafranca and accompanied by the regiment of dragoons, Nko.4, and the terength and substance of this asthma. a Ilie
Magnates have already declared, That, under the pie_ the Marchioness of Cassa Ravago, in the name of so- by that of infantry, No. 45, and for this journey
1111antbh cause" stands is the public mind of this
sent existing circumstances, it is necessary for the veral Ladies of this city, have solicited the approba. horses are exacted from the inhabitants with great •
Hungarian nation to give proofs of their ancient fide- don of the Council of Regency, to the establishment cowry in the same way as if by it were meant a n '
rigour. It is confidently asserted that their destine- •
lity and attachment to their King and the monarchy of a society for the purpose of supplying the wants of don is for France, whither, it appears, Victor is going, 4011kbisetiee ef able and energetic Ism. suitable to
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a before the face of the world, by making considerable the defenders of the country who compose the fourth and General Garen remains Commander in his room. the migeneies of the Spanish nation.-Let as get rid
- e sacrifices. army. The Regency could do no less than to sane- The French continue to fortify themselves in the most of this cabalistic term, and sonsider that the Spanish
tion with their approbation the establishment of so positions, and in streina ore have
advantageous • • E d cause is something very different from these persons
patriotic an institution, and applauding the noble sen-
t' • FRENCH PAPERS. made choice of de Zerina and Zafra. Del Frisno,
. timents and distinguished zeal of these Ladies, have who have thought themselves qualified rte ellen the
- th ' • • f V'll h 'nen to the
e justiciary o i anueva, as
I AMSTERDAM, OCTOBER IS. ordered that their generous proposal shall be pub- F ch General who is in Fregmal with a garrison energies excited by that cause ; and we appeal to our
• lished to serve as an example for 41 the Spanish
In pursuance of the 10th article of the Imperial De. .of only 200 men, that he is unable to remit the con- readers whether the Spanish cause has or has not
'of both hemispheres.
provinces
cree of the llth of August, 1811, the first departure tribution of 80,000 reels which bad been imposed prospered fader the management el that deb of per.
THE CORTES.
of conscripts of the Department of the Zuiderzee tookupon him, being prevented by a party of 100 hone, sons which, as we have said, stands in the public
CADIZ, Ocrosszn 17-Two scandalous transactions,
place on the 15th instantcontingent of 900 men, . bein gto a body of 5000 English, who are at
.; which it would havebeen well had they neverbappened, mind, both as the paeraseent and as the eireasaasases
three detachments, composed of 218 men each, have . • prat in Mercies, a distance of two leagues from
have occasioned rapid and energetic measuses on the ih. 1 of the Spanish people. The Spanish cause is, in it-
marched off for their respective places of destination. • is p.aoe.
art of the august National Congress, which perhaps
1 tall these conscripts give proofs of zeal, and set off in- self, great and magnanimous and the common pee.
Part
never have been taken had they
not occurred.
the best order. THE EN kiN I NU, STA It. plc of Spain have shower chat they have felt its iut.
The first was the deplorable state in which the Hospital
i OCT. 20.-Their Majesties did not quit the palace '' portance, -and have acted in suck a manner as to
S C 1 found; when announced b the
of an ar os wes
the whole of yesterday. The Emperor was employedLONDON.
coo, . and upon its being known to the Congress, at convince the 'world that, if they had been directed by
in transacting business connected with the Adminis.—
alterations were expected . but this work remains em- the same degree of judgment that the French west,
union ot. Holland, particularly with the Minister of THURSDAY, OCTOBER. SI. -
the Interior.
'Nothing certain is known with regard to the de- perfect, notwithstanding 'the just and patriotic zeal
which dictated the measures to be taken, and as yet
the moment has not arrived for putting them into exe- s per ct. Cons.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE fTCLOCI
for money 611—Ditto for mom 114 i , in circninstences not altogether dissimilar, they would
have achieved, over their invaders, a triumph as elec.
parture of their Majesties. cution, although the time was to be one month when 5 per Ct. Reduced per Cant. 7e{ 79 , teal as that which their present foes *mined over the
HELDER, OCTOBER. 17.
every 'thing was to be newly regulated. The second NwaY Spot Ct, SO di 14$.155.17'—C4nrduln 9 dil` Armappointed pastitioners of risme : but their rulers
• The day before yesterday, at five its the afternoon, . Rae& MI (a) Is- a.m.-Ditto (std )'es. to ek. pre.
is the manifest of the Ex• Regent, which has occupied have proved themselves unworthy of their situation.
we received the .agreeable news.atfilbe approaching of the Congress, and the public for some
the attention
arrival of his Majesty the Empetor.-- 'The Mayor of time The report of the retreat of the Spanish General and =St for the superintendence of shot oolgo spirit
past. Goii grant that the vigour, efficacy. interest
; ' this commune, accompanied by the Municipal Body,'ration has
first BALLASTEROS under the guns of Gibraltar, which was Ira which the great Wass of the -
and firmness which the Cortes have shewn in the
' . had the honour of presentieg eheit respects to his Ma- ! ' been animated. TIN tiettnipeilif *regards has
instance does not die away, or at least have no bone- brought by tbe lifoolwich storeiehip, is unfosaunately
jetty without the barrier. -The Emperor traversed - .
total effects, but which we ought to expect from their too true. Cadiz apers to the 19th inst. have arrived, beep broken-whaiii the. *widest Net have taken
, the village, and went along the dike by the sea side, . n
ow e ge, just and wise measures dictated by the
It I d • which confirm the inteli ' • 1 • IPlam in Asarriaar"9l44ll* diets assn disposition
li towards the Nieudiepa After inspecting it, his Ma. :it is some CORSO aunts . . -..
, sovereign representatives of the most heroic of natives,
eery returned to the Howe orthe Admstration-or to• learn, however, that the retreat of the Spaniards! =Oared Wersr than soPleel ht Bill weak creatures
ik, s, where he gave audience to Abe Military Au- TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH- FROM THE LINES.
aMs conducted with great skill, in the face of a fat I that attempt to macho the fOnetlitets of government
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ds,:.. 44 OCTOBER 17.-The -same works centilitre in both •
superior force. British troops had been sent from *Moog thews. . . -
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Of of the inhabitants was inexpressible. All lines. At day-break our out posts and the enemy'
Tarifa, and their
the houses were ornamented with Regs and garlands. skirmished on the gravel ground in front of the arse- Cadiz to
'vette evening there was a general illurriinadon, and eal. The redoubt of .La Maquine fires on the enemy, to prove a seasonable diversion in favour of BALLA• Ted to complain of Jesus and Spaniels. Regencies.
the unanimous acelamations of "live the Emperor!". and the battery* Ruffin played upon our troops.- -
swam.. -Indeed letters have been received, which
The assistance that has been rendered by this coua•
demonstrated the love and respect of the inhabitants. Our advanced parties also engage theenemy on the
state that the French, aeer having taken possession of tn.
to the Spanish mum is nraceampled in the history
tor their august Sovereign. causeway. On the side of the Sand Petri the battery. • •- .
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-Yesterday, at six in the rnoraing;liiii Majesty eisi. .of. gait Genis, and the redoubt of 'aerosol cannonade, .-
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que.. again abandoned it on the 18th. The ef Notes toed it has all been Truidess-. we say fruit-
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• •teel the forts and batteries,. went in his yacht towards' while 100 of our infantry potato the other-side of the details of these and other affeirs, as given in the Spa.' less, in comparison of what ought to have been eh
; the Nieudiep, and then visited the ships of the fleet, river, and form into guerrilla parties, without being Wishpapers. will be found in another part of our- fected--of what weld have been effected, had the
,tehkb performed a varrate of tannainvres, *rileuvres, his 1 incommoded by the enemy. At nine o'clock they Paper. In the meantime we present oar Readers ROlari of the Spaniards been meowed with even but
Majesty visited die irk of thereat), asbere he inspec- i were recalled, and our guerrillas ceased firing shag
with the following private letter from a highly re- a portion of the collattuo mew that falls to the lot of
red the works lately kopurtictedi and -received the-ho. the whole line." .. .. •
table Correspondent at Gibraltar; who, as our' the commonality of mankind.
triage of the Constituted Authorities. • He, returned Yoe? Iwrztotorece -Arrived from -A.lgrsiras the sPic- • - -
. in the evening to the Helder. San Francisco, with fruit. Ilia 'Toad has-beought Readers will perceive, at the close of of his letter cam. The patience of tbe British public, the perseverance
The. Emperor again.visited this day the works and letters, and her Master states, that the division of rutrnicates the result of a most successful enterprise, of the unfqounate Spaniards, the exertions of the Sri-
: forts, and ceuled the channels to be sounded in his General BaUesteros remainsunier tfrlereuinon of Gi, undertaken by *ems, against the army .of Sucre= tiah Government, the heroism of the Spanish pea-
presence. At eleven he received the Mayor, Muni- brakes-, and the In St. Roque: flies also 'States, neer Valentia, in which the latter seems to have bben um• the eleteeles of the British asisle the 'offerings
cipal Council, and Clergy. At .raid-dry. the Em- that yesterday Mottling, off Conn; he will chiced by . ,
' I of the Ilemnish nation, under the a solemn folly" of
, perOs left us amid the acclamations Of Bbl the litho- two French privates**. from which he escaped by cernpletely.defsated : ..
l I habitant', and repeated elischargea ef artOiery. All calling in with the convoy which sailed with tfoops • • a GIBRALTAR; MAACH 14. , the Addnissieriting 'drivellers, which we have too
il ge
1 the sbipt stationed in the raids Were illunsimited. du- from the Sand Petri.' • 0 .Thitilliteßkg a French teeny 'of shoot 10,000 bag ravage* es constituting a radar Government.
' tong the two nights which his Majesty stass4 at ale
, FROM Tlii,CONCie.4. rood wei;e'w&kom the garrison. mantling towards, etalM attliseit the admiration and the sorrow of the
HOder. • ~ ~ tAnfira, OCT. 13.,,--At tea o'clock en. the montlet '' ' • '
HAAlttltd,.o6l•9.lpta it. -
‘., .of the Igth, our cavalry was ist 'Sae WOOS
- • Be. Row; bemiatcpeenee, General BALLAsTaRnes 'worlds Bat this, in some strong and decisive minds.
f' i Who Suppress an, qacze.,#)44.444tsciatkid to ha infwevae formed abbtit the *Ow • '
%Ku spry, c . of 5,140-meil, cam:tail:Ed their re: hallow length" produced its proper !tisk- OUR CA•
typed* fit,* yri di u-u LifeleßSt Lae Ilsuuld all she lily .
..awtkursame;a4 Waal -,lpn",iszr is Pent Ogees =Wee' the guns of this garri- Vier• wa.usivasseann, is no Loewe tput.inoos ow
avenues, all the streetiotsditeonsfxbetylpficer, ditik: treteis wits %no 'cither.ampubs "madam.,
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pOpuintioa,of St, gegra tat Sp9tiSSl nuasrlon 4 and, we shall expect to bear,
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