The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-10-05 00:00:00

SALES.

IN V EST al ENTct.
MR, WHITS ELLIS PROSPECTUS of
FREEHOLD, COP1(HOL1), one' LEASEHOLD
ESTATES, fur Sale by Private Contralti. sway baba(' oo*P-
plkatlon, free ofelyetwe, nt his Emote Ageocy Other, Suuth
Se, Clsonthors, Threadneedle-state, 14indon.
Mr. W. her serve to observe exclusive of tevaral berteficiOl
Leasehold and other Est fa I
c., se has fur sale various Canal
Shares, of the must :esitectahle elan : Shares in Water Works,
imerovod Ground Remy, Reventionory interests, Ac. Ate.
claiming ntleation as objects of advantage,rus Investments.
Proopeetaw clay be had at the Office of the Law l hronicle,
tear St. Clement's Church, in the Stroud, 4nd as above.

By Mr. SADLER,
At Ms Repository, Goswell-street, TO,MPRROW, Octpber 6,
nt Twelve,
THE following HORSES :—A Chesnut Gelding,
to nand; high, ;ix years old, nuest:r of stone, safe on
Ow road, and a good gig hone; a Chesnut Miwe, mistress of
IS stow up to the fleetest hounds in this country, warranted
sound, andt
shews a deal of blond; a Bay Mare, 1,4 hands and
a half high, a clever hackney; a Brosra Gelding. la haws
lagh. Ave years old, a good conch hone; n Bay Fielding, 15
bands high, at aces warranted sound, ;flamer of 14 stone,
and a capital gig bar." Also upwards of 80 Lots of Horses
and Carriages of various deacriptioio.
To be dewed the Morning of Stile.
Public Sale Days every Tuesday and Friday,

. , . .
To Calilnet-inakers, and the Trade In geoera.l.
Mr. QXRNRAM,
011 thy Premier. No. Ir, (4est Vanilla-street. na THURS-
y N IiXT, at Twelve o'clock. without reserve.
A 141 the well-manufactured on,mattufactured
STOCK IN Th.% pE of Messrs. Lees and K 1444000,
eaninet-taakers dissalving Partnership : en'nprising tae cabl-
ing work. in deice wood and warkinarehip, in wardrobes. se-
eretary and bookcases, and drawers; pate* dining-
Salstas; WIN infzi, card, writing,ned ladies work-thblesi a hand-
mune pedeNial sjd trnrrd, One rose-wond sofas and
aafd.lablesi toidiela Sandwich trays fireyscreens, dresvinr
tables. awl wash4lriall steads, ist. The 'manufactured Stock
eninprises fine dry arasosumt Hivainnia and 14.indurns =atm*
gen., in planks. and vsneers; eery Sue rose and other
akasisrte,‘
Miss be viewed oft N'ednrsday east wseinine of sale:. Cata-
logues kilo ,st. the pirogv,; Mr. Ozenhant. nurtlanfet,
mod appraher. 353, Olt 4d-Areet, pear the P.otheon.

011344 LIAR PAPERS.
NIMBI THE GIBRALTAR CHRONICLE Of $E T. 12,

=TRACTS OP PRIVATE LETTERS PROM OffICERS

THE EXPEDITION.

ALKANT, Atm. 20.---I wrote you a short letter
from Mahan, to tell you of our motions. Since that,
we have been to Pulsator, where we made two feints
to land, sheering ourselves off Valencia, and lastly,
landed here on the 10th. On the 15th, we marched
to Montfort., remained there the next day, and on
the 17th moved to Mtls. Suchet having retired to Al-
tire. Out cavalry were pushed on to Villena and
Alcay ; hut upon hearing that Joseph was at El To.,
bolo, and that Soult was advancing from the west-
wail, the troops marched back on the 19th to Mont-
forte, and on the 23d retired into cantotimeuts In the
villages ..)und this city.
" Out cavalry still continues at Villena and Al-
coy. Gen. Dunkin, wit h a few horse, advanced beyond
the 'lst-menti...tod town, and took a small convoy of
mules with the French Mail. The only news their
letters give, is, that there is 4 new Pope. General
Ross's corps, which had joined us, has returned to
Carthagena.
" The fever still continues at Orihuela, and in
neighbourhood, but with no great violence.—
:. • do not seem the least afraid of it here ; the
s. t - is well. I hope we 6411 soon join Lord IVel-
yfhp.t
" Gun 27.—Joseph and Suchet have effected
a juu.uun in the neighbourhood of Almanza an.l
Yarote de la Ileguera. Joseph has about 17,000 in-
fantry, and SOOO horse. Ido not think they are strong
enot.gh to attack 4s here, hot will most likely wait
for Soolt.

'c Amin. 29.—Joseph is in Valencia. Suohet
(severs the Xucar ; his head-quarters are in S. Felipe,
and his cavalry in ildrance, We are about 16,000
strong."
GIBRALTAR, Sem 12.—General Maitland is to be
reinforced by 2000 men from Majorca, and General
Ross's division, which is coming back from Car-
thagena,
The lastosseationed officer having, in an official
communication to the Governor of Certhagena, ex-
pressed a wish to he made acquainted with the real
state or the public health in that city, the hoard of
Health made a report on the 23d of August, in which
they stated, that the yellow fever had lately broken
out within the walls, and that the most active mea-
sures were taken by the hoard, The preventing of
all communication with the individuals afflicted with
this disorder, had, however, proved unavailing ; and
the physicians being of opinion, that it was impos-
sible to completely check the contagion, the troops
Lad been encamped. The sick, in easy circum-
stances, were permitted to get themselves attended in
their own houses, but without any communication
with the rest of the inhabitants; and the poor were
sent i 0 the hospital. Since the 1 tth, the day
on which the !Aare! had ueen formed, 10 persons
had died its it, of the yellow fever; 441 oa tie 23d,
tiie+e were 10 tick.

G.uKALTAIt, Sur. 22.-4 letter from Ronda of
the 19th inst, states, Gr.eral liallasteros to conti-
cue a, I.oxa, awl Soult in Granada, where he lately
Imige.l`.:,ll3 of ..is carts. The kingdom of Cordova
is completely free from enemies. Letteis from the
capital have been remixed in the course of
,the week.
We l: we nothing to NM to last week's statement
mf the positions of the different grain' its the centre
and sown of the Peninsula. Or the 29th of August,
Imid Wellington was still at Madrid; and the 7er-
trui7turt bi • Nigs ii,telligence from Alica:it, of General
Maitland-being in communication with his Lordship's
cavalry at A:haceste. The allies have ip4rencked
themselves at Alicant.

Malta Journals have been received by the packet
to the !kJ,. of last ir.onth. The number of the sth
mention:, the report (given in our former Chronicle,
upon the faith of private letters from the same island),
of a body of British troops having al lived, and even
landed at the mouths of Cotter*, but nothing further
As said open the subject in the (ollowing numbers to
the latest date.—(From the Gibraltar Clironick of
etid.
r4Lniuso, JuLy 2 I.—Yssterday the three branches
Of Parliament, the Ecclesiastical, Military, and Ter-
riterltl,lnet in the usual manner. Pursuant to the
uctions received from his Royal Highness the
VicerAieueral, they set about the greet work, and
adopted the 4001 ciehstithgee as the 4816 of the