The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-30 00:00:00

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SECOND EDITION.

Standard Office, Three o'Cloek.

SPAIN.
THE DEFEAT OF GOMEZ,
•
• • (Trent the Courier.)
We'llave received from Madrid titesfollowing important let-
ter, dated'the 21st inst., giving an-account af a victory obtained
over Gomez •--

' • - "Madrid, Sept. 21.-
"My last was of yesterday,- by post; the. present is to give
.you the very.importaut intelligence of the 'complete -defeat of
-the Carlist General Gomez; Who (having since- his victory over.
Lopez been overrunning Baja Arragon) joined'ultimatelywith-
the' rebels of Arragon,•threatened Murcia. and the Andalustas—
prdvinces the richest in Spain, and •ita vet'untonehed by war.
This victory, obtained by General Alainwith Esptirtero's divi;
slob, destroys- all chance of the Carlists penetrating into the
above-Mentioned provinces, and drawing therefrom the imme-
diate booty they offer, being so rich. The moral force of Gomez
is moreover destroyed thereby.; and he flying, closely pursued
iu an enemy_'s country, may be considered henceforth powerless.
From Utiel Gomez marched-upon Albacete; and that -Own
being an open One, although containing' 800 Neciona/s, was en,
tetd* by the Carlist General: After Plundering Albacete,
Goinez and hie forces setoff for San Clement, General AlaiX,4
instead of fOltening, Gomez to Utiel and to Albacete marched.
with his division'directlyacross the countrY fiom Carbon eras to
Tarasona. He fell in with. Gomez and his forCes near to Villa •
Robledo."
'the following i's the' parte received:—
" REGRNCIA JUDICIAL 13. R LA VILLA' DE. PROVRNCKS.
"'We of the outposts Stationed by me Robledo to
watch the operations hal just reached here, bringing an ac-
count of the action. He'Was In the field of battle, which is co-
vered with: the dead bodies of the 'rebels; and at hii leaving
Villa Robledo 1,360 prisoners had Already been deposited in
tbe convent of that town. General Alaix had alidi sent in the
greater part of the booty the rebels had taken off, and which'
ha, had captUred, as also the- two' pieces•of mountain artillery,
which Gciinez had carried with' him throughout his expedition.
" The actienwas fought between La' Venta del Pinar and
Villa Vijedo, near to Villa Robledo. Thus is the defeat of Lopez
by this seine Gomez, who has now lost so great a part of his'
forces, completely neutralized; and more .than tieuttalized, The
Intended Carlist expedition to Andalusia, which if effected would
have seriously embarrassed the government, is rendered impos- .
sidle., and the insurgents of Arragon generallV (General Rodil
having to-day marched from this to join the forces before sent
out for operation iu that province) placed in a-situation of such'
difficulty shat it is scarcely possible they can escape destruction.
Alaix' was in full pursuit of the routed enemy.
" ProvenciO, Sept. .20." '" GU IJ A RRO."
Pitovatsiclo, SKIN. 20,' 12 O'CLOCK AT Noon.

LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

CORN EXCHAN,GE,-FRIDA SEPT. 30, 1836.

The large import of Wheat stated in our circular on
Tuesday been followed by a moderate supply of Eng-
lish and Irish Wheat, Oats, Malt,, and Flour, With about
1,200 qrs. of the , former from abroad ; but of all other
articles the arrivals are small.

,Although, the weather since our report of Tuesdsy. last
has, been very unsettled, -the Wheat trade tills• morning
tvas extremely inanimate, and . had sales -been possible
beyond a limited retail amount, to the few needy.buyers
who appeared, rather lower prides must have been con-
ceded.

Flour was also in slow request, and hardly supported
the rates last noted.—Barley, in the absence of supply,
would bring our previous quotations, and prime Malt was
held. On, rather higher terms.-7 Beaus and Pease, taking
the precedence of. all other articles, continued, to meet= a
brisk, demand, several further extensive sales of foreign
having been made at an advance of is per quarter.

. .
Having very few country buyers down to-day,loats
and Datmeal appeared to command very little attention,
and barely maintained their previous value. The tran-
sactions, in, the bonded, market. since Tuesday amount to
3 a 4000 quarters of Wheat, of various qualities, at 4s.
a 55.. per.7olbs. ; 1006 barrels of European, FlOttr,at 22s
6d per 9Glbs. ; and a cargo of Beans at 34s Gd per qr.

PILIUFoS.

13.E4tss, Imp. mea. s s d
Irish 37 0 lit 39 0
FLOOR, 4, 280
Eng.& Irishsup 4l 0 0
Do: fines 3B :0 ..'4O ' 0
Do. secdnds': 3O 0.. 35 0
'Do: thirds e
NIRAL,24OIISs. new, 29 0 .. 30 .0
Do, old. 24 0 .. 27, 6
BRAr,-AP2i tbs.. • 1 3 1 5