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• Valuable modern BUILDING MATERIALS, FIXTURES, of I
worthy the attention of Gentlemen, Builders, and others. !
ntiTO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. RUBINS, the
i Ohe Premises, on Monday, Jane '24,1811, at Eluven o'Clock,
andfolloseing days, in Lots, a , : ror
THE Valuable modern and Capital BUILDING
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MATERIAL.S.•ooMioising the Interior Fittings a &lei;
House.; consisting c a grand Geometrical principal Stone Stair-' Fe
case and Landings, with Makogany Hand Rail, and ornamented i
Iron Railing and Skirting, S feet long out of the waa,ribe and IA n
tread-moultied Bracket Suffits ; two secondary bone Stair-Cases, an
1 with Iron Balustrade andmahegitny Hand rail and moulded Skirt- ITI
1 tot ; the Oak Stair-Cases with I,lradtets-string,maltogenY Hand-' wi
rail, Mahogany folding and six-paluleled Doors with theiiLinings,
Grounds, and Architraves • excellent six-panneled Deal Door', ___,
with their Linings, Grounds. sad Architraves ; capital Oak Wi- In
down of 12 and IS panes, with their Sulfite, Shutters, back Lin- M
• lags, &c, ; capital Oak and Deal Floorings, with Skirtings, Base, hi
and Surhase, Mouldings and Grounds ; Portland Paving in 1 ,i(
squares to the Entrance-Hall and Stair-Case, Flag Paving and
Portland Skirting in the Basement Storey ; capital Statuary Mar. ul
ble and other Chimney-pieces ; Stone Landings, Flag Paving,
I and Steps, in escellent preservation ; Plain and Ornamental Iron
Railing, two MahnitanyWater-closets and apparatus, the Fittings-
up of thevarious 011 ices, Outbuildings, Ste.; valuable Fixture',
in Dressers, Shelves, Closets, ranged Coppers, Stoves, Bells, and
other u=e,ul Articles. ,
To be viewed to the time of sale, by applying at the Premises, 64
where Catalogues (Is. each) mai be had ; and of Mr. Robins, e
Warwick-street, Golden-square.
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XXTRAORBINARY GAZETTE OP VIE GOVEESMENT OP 1
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MEXICO, APRIL 9.
1 . 'By an 'extraordinary Courier just arrived in this
t . qtpltal, his Excellency the Viceroy has received the
'A following dispatch from Brigadier Don Felix Maria
Calleja, General in Chief of the Army of the King '
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against the insurgents : . . •
" Most Excellent Senor—l have just received from
Lieutenant• Colonel D. Josef Manuel de Ochoa, corn-
9 riandant of the division of the interior provinces on
the frontier of Coahuila, the following letter :
6 The following is the interesting and agreeable in-
formation I have received in letters from Monchova,
signed by Don Simon de Herrera and Don Manuel
Salcedo, the Governors of that town :
6 It would be very expedient for your Excellency
to 'send us 500 men, in order to bring off the homy of
the 204 insurgents whom Captain l3ustamante made
prisoners, together with the property of the Bishop,
and some cattle ; and also that the Generals Hidalgo,
Allende, Abasolos, Aldama, Zapata, &c. who were
taken in Acatita de Bajan, with all the vehicles in
which they were carrying off gold, reals, and silver,
4 may be conducted away in Security, with the artillery
and prisoners taken from them, amounting to more
than 200, over and above those taken by Captain
Bustamante.'.
" I hive accordingly sent the 500 men requested,
and with the rest of my army have this day began
311 y march, in order to retake Saltillo. (Signed)
0 March 28. " ," T.M. at: 0, WM."
PORTUGUESE P4PIRS.
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LISBON, MAY 28.
Letters from Elvas, dated the 25th, state that the
most active exertions were made to finish the siege of
Badajoz, for which service had marched the regiment
of infantry No. 17, besides other corps. Fresh de.
tachments of troops had arrived from the army of hi:
Excellency Lord Wellington, who was at Elvas.
The head-quarters of Marshal Beresford it appear!
were at Zafra. According to other accounts, the
army of the enemy had continued its retreat, so that
even his rear-guard was no longer in sight. It is as
serted that the defeat of the French has spread ;
great panic through the remainder of the army, am
that a disunion prevailed among the Generals, ani
wept of confidence in the officers, who said they, hai
been deceived by being assured of the victory, an
being told that they had only to fight irregular an
• ill armed troops, and undisciplined ordenanzas. .
MAY SO.—Letters state that Marshal Beresfore
on the 25th, had a small action with the rear-guar
of the enemy's army, in which the latter lost betwee
2 and 300 men.
• We were likewise yesterday assured that there ha
been a glorious action in Granada, which had givt
another victory to the arms of the allies,
Some English cavalry, lately arrivjed from En
land, has been disembarked.
MAY 31.—Sonte letters from our frontiers in •i.
North say, that according to information receie,
from the French prisoners, Massena 'vas very ill, ai
':;1 that the discontent of the remainder of the army
which he was Chief was general, and gave much at
easiness to the General who succeeded him in t
command.
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' According to some accounts from the South, t
. army of Marshal Souk continued to suffer losses.
• repeated and imall skirmishes, which always ten
i, sated in favour of the allies.
TARRAGONA, APRIL t 7.
, t ' By a Courier just arrived from Vich, we learn tl
the Marquis of Campuverde, with all his troops, a
the division of Sarsfield, has arrived at that city,
This unexpected, and ;n part retrograde moveme
we are Linable to account for. Some pretend to a
that it has in view a combined plan against Hosi
rich and Gerona ; but the more probable reason
' to unite our whole force, for the purpose of proce
. ing to attack the French at Figueras, who are th
with 7000 infantry, and cut off all cs.mmunicat
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•‘;,.,. with the castle, from whence we were obliged to
i miss the prisoners, on account of their consum
Ili provisions. .
In the mean time we know that our military c
rations in this quarter have been tolerably successf
and that since the capture of San Fernando, few d
have passed, in which there have not been favour:
encounters ; from all which there has resulted the
struction of more than 2000 Frenchmen:
Aran. SO.—The general arming of the principal
decreed by the Junta in February last, goes on a
the greatest activity. The funds destined for
object arise fro** a contribution of two reals ror/la
be paid ever three months by all the inhabitant
. Catalonia of both sexes.
fl. rho troth there entered this place 542 erisor