The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-07-31 00:00:00

SECOND

Dispatches were this afternoon received from Field.
Marshal the Marquis of WELLttiorox, dated on the
19th inst. They were brought by Mr.,DANtets,
the Messenger; s Cabinet Council was immedialoy
summoned to take them int* consideration, and the
following Oilicial Bulletin was issued
_OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
66 War Repialaiont, 415 21.
" Dispatches have been received from the Marquis
Qf WELLINGTON, dated Lezeca, July 19.
" A batiery of fous guns opened on the
against a fortified Convent, which was strongly
pied by the enemy in front Of St. Sebastiao's; aid
;.on the morning of the 17th, this pest, and another
strong stork which adjoined it, were carried iiy
assault. •

" Two columns, 'commanded by Mojor-Gettersi
OSWALIII 3nd HAY, wee* employed •u this servirp.—
They wore chiegy composed of Portuguese troops,
supported by the 9th ngimes►t.

.-44 'Gen. MIMi hart; been joined sear Zaragoza
j byGeneral thiaax4fiey attacked General PARIS ON
' the Stb of July. Inlite skid of tie's*, the enemy
retreated .towards /etas *kiting ailitrinort. in a re.
doubt which Genera) was maiiiireil to attack,
white MINA and Diu .lustan tuninaved the RONTIIy%
Column. Tioey had takes. aterry prisoners and mcci
baggage; told en thel lei they ciptarad a convoy.
" Lord WALL:MUM eddy ver; high!, the v.
litity and gallantry digitated is these operations.

' Sumer evactra ted 'Vitiate's on the ith of July
The patina of Sepik Walk withdrawn, and the
Fiteachrooneral Stow had blown up the Fort (f.
-AIM* and lad mooched Open 'Megninen;a."

Disistehea have aloe )iseett received from Lord II
Bermes, dated Valencia, 13th July

" 'rhoAllied Armies •ware collected in that neigh.
limarhood, and were about to move towards the Ebro.
The enemy tad left garrisons in Murviedro and Pea-
sicolat" •-

NOWAVONAUPtION W THE LAST.

vut or, time Right NOM GEORGE VXMAILLES,
Lord Vaarroa, was proved yesterday, With ten
codiclh.,The 7th codicil (rairabile dicta), is is
the following words s—" I hereby declare this to be
a codicil to my last will and testament, •nd I hereby
ere to my dear son.in-lau, she iiirwsan H ta.
"sat, one sant, not.exceeding Frits THQUs.tND
Potpies, towards the,pnrehase of a seat in Parliament;
Of Witlllllll my hand this 22d day of August, 1812.

" VERNON

This advancement in the art and practice of cor.
roption; would pot the (MOW* BU B 130DDivqrov,
afterwirds Lord MELCCring agGIS, of Were°Ath
notoriety, to the blush, were he living. Mobillts
we hear his very spirit, oa the other side of the Styr,
calling out to CIIAROSI to throw so stupid a fellow
into the middle of that river, and not contatniusto
the characters Of the treble dead with the body. of
Man who hai so foolishly let the cat out of the bag.
That time-serving, ConrtAnnting Peer, mast depre.
cate the fit-Titter wound hit etearlry for ve..alitV a.. 4
corruption would receive in the barefaced di „play cf
a practice whicit has brought Great l 3 ital.' to the
very verge of des rilction.
W.- Tonto not time at present to expatiate upon this
bare-faced depratity, avowed by a man in his last
breath (we think we smell its sti .king It
mill be.,a curious question, if not in common law, at
least in common sense, in common honour, and oer►
in trinity, how the intendedly mischievous and butt
ful fivc. thousand pounds are to be disposed ell; •

On Wednesday evening, after the Cabinet Coun-
cil broke up, Captain CHARLES, Aid-de-Camp to
Sir ROuERT WsLsos, was sent off with dispatches,
from the Foreign Chace, to the North.
Yesterday the Earl of LiVERPOOL had an audi-
t once of the Pats= REGENT. Ills Royal Highness
afterwards give audiences to Viscounts CASTLEREAGH
and MELVILLE.
The Princess CisaaLorrE will leave town this
evening, for Windsor, where she will reside for
about two months.
The report of Mr. CANNING'S accession to office
proses to be unfounded. THE MURDER, OF CLIFFORD.
By the Lisbon packet letters have been received, - +-
which state, that accounts had arrived at LlOson We are happy to state, that a Subscription hat
from America, announcing that the United Stairs' been set on foot for the relief of the wretched widow
and Macedonian frigates, with the Hornet sloop of and poor orphans of the unfortunate man who was
war, came out for the purpose of attacking -*Hie of 1 so barbarously murdered on Monday last, for the
our ships of war blockading, but on their coming ; sake of the small sum he had saved to take his
out, the Ramillies hove in sight; on which they at.'i family to Ireland.. This poor woman, iii the last
tempted to get back, but were prevented, snd•they state:. pregpancy, with five helpless children,
were obliged to run into No London ; immediately 1-nettirtiett: from •the funeral of her, murdered hus-
after which they landed all Aeir guns, stores, .dcc. lbasid to • *the desolation• of a
.miserable habita-
and got theM on the hills, to prevent outs shipant-1 lion, Without a shilli
,ttjt to procure for herself
tacking them in the harbour. • any of the comfort* her situation required, or t pro-
"rhe mine under the fortress of Borgne is mid to i vide for her fatherless elsildrett a morsel of ti:e
have etiploded, several hours -sooner than it was in. coarsest food to tillay :thiL.crasiope of hoover and
tooled by their-retch ; the consequence of which is I want. :She was destitute, bat shelves not deserted.
stated to have been, that three companies of their , The statement of her teen as it was detailed in
own soldiers were destroyed : this is some retribi- i the examinations that succeededt-the Murder, at.
Hon for the bise device by which so many poor Spa- ; trecte4 that notice, and eatited that interest, which
silents were blown up at St. Andero, by an omen. I the. British head end heart never, fail to* bestow
pleded mine. Two thousand three hundred shells .ond to feel in Mid of unmerited *offering. Two or
were also found in the mine of Burgos. three Geutlemen in the Qty set on foot a subscrip-
We stated that Mr. KENNICIE was mentioned as the lion amongst their respective 'friends for the adorn!.
intended Commiisioner under the new Insolvent Act; natefandly, each of *Margolis.' well; whilst the
but, on consideration, we think it- impossible that, • officer of Mummify wee nobly and unostentationsiT
even in these times, such an appointment can be me. attended to brseemakilmelles of rank inihe west end
I ditated.—Mr. Remises, it is tine, has the Borough of therms%
of Blechingly; but has he not been amply rewarded
for his votes ? The late Mr. PEacirr AL gave him thol Miseder4sto fine ntittgesent wereeshibited in
Mastership of the Judgeship, scarcely
petite*: Liverpool lekstnerbot, me i Measuring about .cy
meld of a Welch Judgeship, scarcely yet sins easty, !feet in length. Thais t very unusual Elictontcl
on him. Is be most qualified for this thltdandvecir •in that' town. One of -thew -sturgeons was otos 14
important appointment, by never isevifig hallany be. between titerlaltol and Itanlawn.
sines: as a barrister;, er by MS taking an active post j- A moll& ,than has diseovtrod a method of con.
amongst the Segieematta of the Quarter SONNINON of 110411111ININEttryt by the ski eta pneumatic machine
'Surrey ? . and the osenstration wf ,Mbar. The expo-intent was
It is reported, that Sitrobiters have proposed to the vendetta small glees lobes. which being broken, the
India Directors-, the appointment. at e. 11/* &LAOS, Wahil was taken from them Ma solid Atop.
of the Boardof Controul, at Governor of *Writs, i SpanTlSlG~ge C. Ibn/way has, it ientot, re-
The Conttultedoisers. of Stamp pat* hi Ireland twitted oil starting the Commis horse Smotepesku for
, have been the lasi week, at the Commission of Oyer . the Magna Charts Stakes, et F.ghttm MCP' •
and Terminer, in prOsecuting persons oharged with 1 We have heard, but we cannot give credit to the
forging and purloining stamps. it Is 'supposed that report, that a oertain &tight of Malta (the pnrchaser
there hum been illicit stamps to the amount Of of a Dukedom) is attain ;Input to '~visit this c,motry.
179,0001. sold in Dublin within the last year—two of iu cur...essence of a presbing invitation from a Noble
the Prsollt Waled have been acquitted ' • I man of high sack.
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