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(From the, correspondence of the Morning Herald.)
ESPRLETTA, Sept. 18.—The belligerent armies are once more
in movement—the Christinos assembling in great force in the
Ribero, and the Carlist4,in the inner circle from Pampeluna to
Logrono. The Christinos are exerting themselves to the ut-
most to prevent their opponents from crossing into Aragon,
whilst the Carlists seem determined on forcing the frontier.—
Beyond this, nothing important has occurred since my last;
but I should not be astonished to find myself ere long compel-,
led to transport myself to another quarter, it being firmly rer
solved to carry the war south of the Ebro.
General Evans secretly sailed from St. Sebastian, during the
night of the 16th, having previously confided to son►c confiden-
tial friends that Villareal threatened Bilboa. lain afraid Evans
either deceived his partizans or himself; for although I believe
him to be perfectly ignorant of all that is passing beyond the
line of Saint Sebastian, yet be ought to have known that Villa-
real; with his division, had gone into Navarre, instead of Bis-
cay. I run inclined to believe that Evans has gone in search
of Rodil, who was to have quitted Madrid the 13th or 14th.
Thus much I can state positively, that on the 13th Colonel Ar-
raz quitted St. Sebastian, sent by Gen. Evans to Rodil, with
instructions to inform the Commander-in-chief that unless mea-
sures were taken, by a combined operation, to relieve him from
his present deplorable position, he would be compelled to quit
Spain altogether.
The last accounts from Gomez state that this General had
formed a junction with Cabrera, Quilez, and Sarrador : and
that with an imposing force he had once more taken the direc-
tion of Madrid.

General Marotto has been well received in Catalonia. He is
actively employed in organising the army. Already several
important appointments have been made, such as General Or-
tafia, chief of the Staff; Brigadier Royo, Second Chief; and
Labandero, Intendant-General.
The 'following are the official bulletins of different affairs,
hasty particulars of which 1 have already sent you :

FROM BRIGADIER CASTOR ANDECHAGA TO THE COMMANDER.

IN-CHIEF.

"Excellent Sir,—Yesterday I set out with six companies be
longing to the 7th battalion, and took the direction of Otanez,

(priiviiice of Santander,) a village situated about a league from
the garrison of Castro Urdiales, and entered it at five o'clock,
-p.m. Hardly were my men billetted when several shots were
heard from the advanced guard, which I had stationed on the
road leading to the enemy's garrison. I immediately collected
my men, and prepared to defend myself, should I be attacked.
Having taken my positions, I perceived from 250 t 0,300 of the
enemy advancing by the high road of Santullan, a.Ad keeping
up a brisk fire on the advanced guard. I instantly ordered 16
of the cavalry to charge them, and sent the light company and
a part of the 3d company to support the cavalry. My instruc-
tions were so well executed that the enemy were pursued to the
very gates of the city; and although the national guards came
out to their assistance, they were forced to seek their safety in a
thick wood ; but our brave volunteers continued the pursuit. I
made the chief of the expedition, the Commandant 4/f Arms of
Castro Urdiales, Captain Don Ramon de Urioste, Lieutenant
Don Baldamero Alvarez, and 38 soldiers prisoners. We also i
got possession of 54 muskets and two trumpets. Our only loss
is an officer wounded and a horse killed.

"The enemy's object in advancing was to surprise one of my
picquets sent to Olanez to prepare rations for my men, and were
not aware of my being so near.
"The prisoners will leave here to-morrow for the head-quar-
ters of your excellency.
" God protect your excellency.

"CASTOR ANDECHAGA.

" Head-quarters, Otanez, Sept. 9.
"To the Commander-in-Chief."
FROM GENERAL GIUBELALDE TO THE MINISTER OF WAR.
" Excellent Sir,—This morning, at ten o'clock, 700 of the
enemy descended from the fortification of Puyo towards Soyola,
and attacked our advanced guard stationed at Sorroaga, and
after a vigorous resistance compelled it to retreat; but being
reinforced by several companies of the 2d and sth battalion, our
hardy fellows returned to the charge, and forced the enemy to
retire, with a great loss in killed and wounded; a just punish-
ment for their infamous conduct in burning two farms belong-
ing to innocent peasants.
"Our loss is three killed and eight wounded.
"This morning an Englishman deserted from ,the legion, and
presented himself to me.
"God protect your excellency.
" BARTOLOME GIUBELALDE.
"Head-quarters, Hernani, Sept. 13.

"To the of War:"
General Giubelalde has been named Grand Cross of the Order
of " Isabel la Catholica."

Seven o'clock.
I have this instant received a letter from Gilboa, dated the
3tli. The city was in the greatest consternation, seriously be-
ieviug on a Carlist attack.

Bayonne, September 18.
On the 11th, a column of 7,000 infantry and 600 cavalry,
which had left Vittoria, arrived at Lodosa, and formed a junc-
tion with the troops stationed in Navarre, amounting- altogether
to a force of 15,000 foot and 1,000 horse. The Carlists were
busily engaged in fortifying all the points in their possession in
the three provinces and in Navarre. In consequence of the
movement of the Christino troops from Vittoria, the battalion of
Cariiet guides was removed from the valley of Echauri to that of
Solana, in order to form a junction with the battalions there,
and to give frout to the enemy.

By (Cider of General Garcia, a captain was despatched on the
11th, from Cuicolar, with powers to collect together all the
voung men in the villages and towns of Echalar, Vera, Lesaca,
Banir, and Eranar, and to retain them till further orders. On
the 15th, they were mustered at Sumbeilo, and thence marched
to their destination.
I am assured that on the 14th a battalion of Christians which
made a sortie from Castro Urdiales, was attacked by the
Carlist Colonel Castor, ,who took 50 men prisoners, amongst
whom were two subalterns and a superior officer. The Chris-
tinos retired hastily into the fort, leaving seven dead and some
wounded men on the field of battle. The Carlists lost in this
four killed, and several were wounded. The Ceneral-in-Chief;
Villareal, marched on the sth from Salinas d'Aliva, with nine
battalions and two pieces of artillery, towards Bilboa. It was
affirmed that be was about to proceed to the province of San-
wider, for the purpose of attacking the corps of reserve which
the Carlist party had posted there. The whole line of country
from Salinas to thd Chateau of Guebarre is manned by five
battalions, and one of the squadrons of Alava, the command of
whom is intrusted to Brigadier Antonio Goni.
It is known here that an action took place on the 13th and
14th, in the neighbourhood of Lerma and Lodosa, but the re-
sult is as yet not published.

The Memorial des Pyrenees contains the following extract of
a letter from an Officer bow in Spain :—" The foreign legion is
in a very critical position. For some days past it has received
no provisions; the soldiers feed on rancid bacon, and fall ill in
great numbers. There is no niece forage for the horses, and
the treasurer of the legion has not got a sou. The contractors,
who afraid to advance their funds and their provisions
when things were a little more quiet, are now unwilling to give
any thing more; in fact, it would be difficult for them to do so;
they are all ruined, and are not paid for what they have already
advanced. France cannot abandon this legion, which is cer-
tainly a French corps; it must be either succoured or withdrawn.

,asethh I'vee the l
THE MAGISTRATE AND THE CABMAN.—A few evenings ago
Mr. ______, a Magistrate at one of the police-offices, hired a cab
fo
purpose of journeying a few miles out. of town. " How
mtrl
'arc ?" said his worship. " Vy," said the cabman
~
seed you afore, Sir, I shan't charge more nor a
L". That's tvo much, man," exclaimed Mr. —, " as
tbe above an hour going." " Vell, now, and s'pose I
it in an hour, I ought to have vot I ax, and I'm sure
i ought not to grumble, for vou fined me five bob
t'other day, and warn't more nor half .a minute about it, ifei-
ther."-11forniny Herald.
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Seeds from the Port of Liverpool th t e packs Seeds for all
climates in a way that willmaterially ist the vegetating power
of the Seed.

J. C., has just received a large supply of WINTER:VET-
CHES, TREFOLIUM INCAINATOM, ITALIAN RYE
GRASS, a choice collection of DUTCH BULBS.

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PRICES 01., SHARES, LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 26, 1836.
Per Share.
Manchester, Bolton, & Bury Canal and Railway £4B paid 78 0 0
Liverpool and Manchester Railway
Quarter Shares 25 .... 71 0 0
New Half Shares — .... 50 10 0
Bolton and Leigh ditto
London and Birmingham Railway 6l) ~. 134 10 0
Grand Junction ditto
Warrington aml Newton ditto ' lOO .... 191 0 0
Kenyon and Leigh Junction ditto
Wi,alißranch ditto.
North Union, late 'Preston and Wigan Railway
Si. Helens anti Runcorn Gap ditto
Leicest,f.rantl Swannington ditto. 5O .... 75 0 0
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London and Brighton Ditto (Stephenson's) - 5 .... 610 0
Ditto Ditto . (Rennie's) 2 .... 1 2 6
Eastern Counties . . 1 .... 1 2 6
Midland Counties ditto
North Midland ditto
Birmingham and Gloucester ditto
Great Western ditto
Leeds and Selby Railway
Edinburgh and Glasgow ditto .
London and Graveseaddittp
Dublin and Drogheda
Ulster

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Bank of Liverpool
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Manchester and Liverpool District Bank l5 .... 23 2 6
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Northern and Central Bank o f England lO .... 14 10 0
. Borough -• 5 .... 12 0 0
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North and South Wales Bank £2 10s.. 215 0
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- GAS AND WATER WORKS.
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New Shares, premium £7O
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Bciotle ditto
Exchange Buildings
ASSURANCE COMPANIES.
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FERRIES.
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THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVER POO I,

Mr. KEAN having been nightly received by crowded ;mai-
tories with the most enthusiastic applause, his engagement
has in consequence been extended, and he will appear this
present Evening. 41.
TAYL E U It E, of the Theatres-Royal, Covent-garden and
Haymarket, (late Misg Grant, formerly of this Theatre,) is
engaged fur a Fortnight, and v. ill make her Fifth appearance
here since her London engwrement this Evening.
THIS present TUESDAY EVENING, the 27th instant
will be performed the Tragedy of