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and wounded. Our love con of 11
and 40 wounded.
Caora, Stier. 2.—Metiers indite Sevirl. state.
that liarcelona is reduced* *the utmost diolrees,
for want of ion; vi,eoeis ;1111st rbe'oelissitt est Att.
!armies, in two eclairs *Pt the Friesen, have tatetlg
100 of them prisoners, Including several OiNcirq
attiketbat the army iii Vettiga., consisting of 23,000
men, has its advanced poets at Maleeeneres.
BADAJOs, Solt. 9.--On the 3d inst. his Es.
celleury the Slartpuis of Rotuana arrived at Ciu-
dad Rodrigo, nn hit way to Seville; his army is
advancing to Zamora, and a part of..it is em ected
at Ciudad Rodrigo.
Cteroari Robeteo, gait. 4.... The Niebibers of
the Jotter' of Old Castile are here. The French
see said In have at Barlow 2000 slime, Am! several
parties or infantry and cavalry in hurgo de Osina,
Armada, and either lon as in the sreighbutirlieeed.
Thu divisinit of Ney, which passed through Re.
rico, is Rationed between Salim-duce and Toro.
CAptg, Sera.. S.... According to accounts froth
this Supreme Junta of A rragon, the. French front
Alcatel* have retired to Saraguseee, and part to
Castile. The retrograde aroe'ements of the Foote+
le Ia Mancha are. confirmed. Our cavalry has by
this time passed Marrainares. In the army of Es.,
trcmadura, whose head quarters were established,',
on the 30th ult. at Truaellie, every thiug is urge.
nixing with hien-till-do activity ; already aro bridge
prepireal fur again passing , Tagus. • '
. &EVILLY', ligettaana I.
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His Majesty would (while? fulfil his own wishes, rise the
Impel of his people. if, it the sane time wheel he laliktrs to
free the aseetry fr the t•ppreksiou of hs tyrant, he did nut
stake every exertion to correct the vices which exist isrthe
interierarssihistratioul sad to raise this magoanintoos aid
generous dation to 11w high degree of splendour and pewit,
to whirls it is entitled by the fruitfolness of its soil, the be.
eigulty of its climate, the extent of its coasts, and toe pos-
Session of its risk colonies. Among the oho:ivies which bare
constantly opposed the progress. of our agriemiture, industry,
noel commerce, the first place is held by the contributions.
called sakohothe, (lentos, and nillione.' Imposts, w Welt ob-
structing the interior cireuLation, nod pre-stag nut:qually on
the produetk is et the land, on ouniunicluv., and in emend, •
'oil MI-object- of coMmerre nit ottl have ,ninislied from our
unf.sruinate reilmtry that liberty, it ithemt which there ran he
neither arts, cultk.toion,sior rantuscreet Rill, base reit •
dewed odious the fiscal utlininkratinn, said even silly
it-
-elf, but, which is mere • irstlictiag on it insurable wounds,
hsive ever been ends a feeble resource flit wept, log the re-
re-6iliet. of the state. °Memo ion and experience have she n
tiwir prejudiCial effects: the people have cried out for n re-
medy : nod for the 'teethe of oar imumfacturet. the sneerer-
tile s•stem usundiaust.le embraced Its all the milioto in IM-
reir.
_Bat though the Government knew Ilex drivels, and
rewnsed them ranker, thew reforms were a new vice
shirk siodi still more embraced the sirsienx. At lergth the
time is anftved n hen good prism-44(a shall triairp'i over igen-
ranee, sad the nation n Inca ha. appeared great uisA niarPlic
is the eyes of all lairope, by its *Moor nnrt in. virtue. shell .
b.• alm h. the litscrolby of its principle., and the good-
nos of its interior ottomans-Menu. Ties. Supreme Junta of
GoVerarnent of the kingdom is well cmninced, that the
riches of individuals are the riches of the state, and that no I
nation can be rich ',lanai essrisur.igng its agriculture, com
Puree, and Irolustry ; aid Ant indietrr in general dew. ri.et
increase_ but remove the obstacles which may obstrect both
the swat aad civil laws. From them cousialermious the Su-
peens. Junta consul omit UV. upping i self with thi
s great
work, begleniug with the must argent reform, which is that
of thee santributions, and trii as
iedieg in the place atheist abo-
lished, others spots such • s tern more properly be w-
elshed to emeribute, distri tiut them ually autimg the I
eastriloosom, reacting them iii the thew and manner tra-t
rewire, and calleettag thole with the least expense pnwible.
Thus the contributions, which are always :ice evil. shalt fall
out) on those vs Ito rasa contribute, stall be applied to their
true oisiects, and to the taahstemuwe of an immovable
raltitatie of tax-r.ithirers who are soproductlie tell Ml-
mem and .so nutty !Lands lost to iodate!. In consetmeoce,
tito4frorr, of thew principle-, the King our Lord Don Fer-
dlnipsl VII. wok la his Royal name tint supreme Junta of the
tineernowit of Or LiesAduin. decree as fotlow!, ;
Art I. Tate contributions, knows tss the name of arceealas,
dosses, aisdesithrese. sisitil be ab.di;:iel, as soon as those'
which are appropriated tosopply their place-shall be appro-
priated and establ
Art 11. The Department of Finance Is char,ted to propose
to Ins Nojray the coutributious n bite shall sueply the Owe
of thine alositshml
Art. 111. present decree shall be riateel, published,
suet circulated to the mod form.
filet%onr Royal Palace of Seville. Aug. 7. 105.
Monies of Astorse, ereodeeLei.
31Ani let dc GaltAY•
Oteeva, Atm. 13.—Tht:Gtivernor of ;Shone,
juich, perceiving the deplekehle state in whir
that fortress was, and knowing that the enemy
intended an immediate and rigorous attack,'
thought it prudent no longer to expose a garrison
which had defended itself with heroism, ate.
crowned itself with glory, by sustaining so many
*hocks from June 25, on which the enemy took
several of the towers ; and they having on the 4th
of July mode a practicable breach, and within
these few days past demolished the whole of the.
curiae, he determined to abandon the fortress,
and at half past six of the afternoon of the 11th
after destroying every thing that might be useful
to the cues', anti carrying away the few provi.
'ions that reinaitimi, nithdrew the garrison into 1,
the city, which it entered full of valour, and im.
patient for new glory: It must be confessed, that
this event is of some importance to the enemy ;
but beeline. this fortress is taken, it does not fol.
low that Gerona mast he taken too. It has other
fortresses, wall., and its garrison and inhabitants
are resolved to dispute the streets inch by inch, if
the besiegers should ever enter them. If all the
troops to which the nation has confided the de.
fenve of its rights and existence had displayed .h. 1
same constancy and patriotism with those: of OW
roe, its salvation would have beers more
and complete.
Lissom, SIOPT. !S.—Wilhite these fete-eye a
number of vessels have arrieed here with l lisp'
troops on boatel, to reinforce the army under lie.
tiered Wellesley.
VeLseem, A Va. lit..-Persons employed by
our Generals to pr.evite Information 'Ohm, that
the enemy have in th: hospitals and convent of
Madrid, shunt 12,000 sick and wounded. In
consequence of the attack at Alinnoweids no Sewer
thah 9000 bads were pee in requisition.
Marisa. Da AnAPON, Avo. 20.—The Junti
of the province of (ioadalaners established itself
I Siguenaa, in order login aethity to the patri-
utio twearreetion and getters, armament. The peo-
ple join with the greatest entliesiasin its the mea-
sures which It is fuend necessary to take. All the
youth of the province have lasemhled its Signensa,
and those of Soria in Molina, where they have
twee joined by more thou 150 horse. The riatri-
wino of the Rinis is likewise most conspicuous.
(PRIVATE Lvassn.)

" Lugar., Stir. 16.—Mr. Shaw, the Mee.
sensor, wails to_niorrow nsorning in a brig or war
(,r England, with diapatehee. I have only to add
to my Igor, that theariwit* remain inactive.- The
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of Estretnadurs:--
Dox
TUAIMISCO X 4,11111 lit Room a, Lieutenant-
General of the Royal Armies, Perpetual Couibeltur of the
Supreme Gouutil of War, Director and li%pectur Geneva!
atoll the Anilkry and Priorittrial liliria, Gruendiu thief
of the Army of Operations in Lstreuaidura.
'Cuotaderiog the preserv.stioa of the unity confuted to
any eollostaud, as otoe of the principal tilf Aly ilades, rdillllll
bet is toy attention, on the provosoiss made by the
Order of the Jith July last, observing that .100,jortiiiiit
camstancesswe very dill:rent from thaw which
the publishing of tint Order, winch aas int oiled tuttrelvtili'
by the patois!unrnt of eon intlisida the general evil then
every day too prevaleut among the troop-, who disperleds4
%browser the eoritoy attacked or made a disposition to
tack as. • - -1
Its rireumWatwes base varied, view modigrations wrap.;
be tserenary s but the ,ague inner ought tal subsist •in its sa-
toast farce, in all ca-r%, nt %,Iheu the 14111110 cowry
neat recur, though not, schen they, being 'mirth dilll.rent,
it shall he axon-hew %ilk the flush:trounce and iaccei,se of
the strength of the army. Ater haring taken the opinion of
the Accessor-General, l declare and order ttstolloF:—
i.That the !loyal Order of the id of Jlasesary,oef the pre-
seat year, relative to deserters, shall be sospeodeditod re-
pealed.

.11. That all deserters, aod such as forsake their colour*
*ben In the presence of the enemy, or marching towards
hiss, or in the retreat, after the 27th of Jul), shall be -ob-
ject to the Order of the MO of the mid ru nth; but fetch
deserters shall be perunited to retort, to the terricr, only
losing their right to any reward or pay fir the time they
base se;s ed. and incurring the obligation to four years longer
service. • •

111. Those only shall be considered as deserters and in--
torri,4ible, who shall not within fifteen days from the date
of this order. repair to and join their rewervire corps, ur
apply to the Justice of the district in which they may be for
paosomrts to retuou to the army ; •aeh as shall reatn►
within the time prescribed, or shall hurt applied for pom-
pom-is, Tony worn to the service un the terms prescribed la
the preceding article.
I V. Such soldiers as being sick, hove left their eller. n.• I
not presented themselve•. to timed:l6llrd isselitob fur their
recovery, fur want of baring thr►e to proeure•lbe necessary
document', shall not be considered a, itworrlgible deserters,
and roloprehentled in the Order or the 3Jth July, provided
a Ohio the time already prescribed the:. they shall seinen to
their eulour4, and present thenoselve. to the 'ail hospitals, into
which they shall be received, except their iner& should he
such as out to permit them i.o do one or other. It is, hoarser,
to be utderstoo►d, that thi. indulgence shall be allowed only
for this single tints., as io future they must panetu &Ily observe
what is oricrill a ith respect to the sick %T hu are to be reedy
ell into the ha•pital.

This order sbAll be read in front of the colours with the
easoinary furinalitici. and Inc Chiefs of the several asps
shall take care that the preceling articles are punctually
carried into clfret.

FRINGI'4CO DE rQulrtA.
.11ead-quarlera, Delcitosu, Aug. lg.
(. true Copy.) M. Jose XIARIA DE Loi,
(Lh4.s Diary, Sept. 14th.) Mujor General of Ireitatry.

.111A7(CIA, AGO. 25.—We know that Gerona
has received succours both of provisions And
troops. General Blake is near that place, with a
large division) of Ilk artily, And we hope soon to
hear of the defeat of the *army, and dm delivery
of a poopie, for ultimo nu praise can be saki:lent.
(Lisbon Diary, Sept. 4.)

Ars Ived.lllis. Due.
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'~'EI E S?'A 7'~~s'~►~~t I'~.

So great was the diGieulty of forming an
ministration at one period of the reign of Kieil
Gtoace 11. that the late Lard Howl. No is as:l
serled to have becu in opd out of office four times
iu twenty-four hours. England is at this moment
without an Administration. That his MAJESTY
may, in the present Obtruded state otitis servants,
find difficulties equal to those experienced by his
illustrious Grandfather, in the formation of a
permanent Cabinet, is, we fever, nut only ;
but even probable. A Ministry, compounded of
materials so het erogenous as those which the voice
of Rammer has 'assigned as component parts of

the New Administration, could not exist even
tilt the Mecting'of Parliament. Coalitions are in
their very nature bare and hateful ; and iV.neh they
have esvr been viewed kmbe People of Engtand.
Thei greatly deplored coalition to which Mr.
Fox, in "cal hour," submitted, wat the de. .
struction of the ntost commanding repot:Hisao
over possessed by any oldie character In. Ali
kingdom; but fur that tad and sell,
Mr. Fox had stood lin the proudest eminence sif
any individual in Europe. And why are coali-
lions so obnoxious ? The reason It most (Anions,

the public clearly sue ihat the Ins ►rill sacrifice a
principle to keep in; and that the Ones sr* net
interior in their desire to get in.

That GRIT apt Cisprirttr.t lhaqr
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been specially scat jerr,p4.;4o* ledirersally '
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mitled.With *bout are ethistkpmeik
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united ? iVii h Mr. PititeirraiarAlid EL.0110•F
Lord MuLc RA y .$lll elhigAtg
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.Ss, Mr. CHAS. Gime gave to the nteasares and
system of Mr. PITT, tlijtk whom Lord GKEIVILLE
so constantly acted. Tiny arc, hottuvcr, Men
of Talents an pre.cminettf, that the- country- can.
nbt blt rejoice at the prospect If
.their retuelai lit
iftpbisor. lint there must be a seta set —W. &AI;
AtiorS ist" • period nut very remote—for a Bil.;
nistry such as that which is reported to 'be now
in Contemplation, cannot last till Cli-ristostis.:—
Tile times are pregnant dith • otoo:recttts,willlC
although. the attention .of thisAletrupolik,has
lately been obtorbed •by s alispwlte boweeti the
Teeple and the inconsiderable Proprietors of a
7blic Theatre, we may 1101111 y expect to be
s owed front our apathy by the deselopement of
•Olsose plans which are certainly maturing oit lbw
'llkliks of the Danube. Fur our own parts, mi.
-litive been in daily expectation of the stoldest but s ting
;loath of some political plank thalpart of EuropW
Ithich will strike the world with astonishment.--
The situation of Great Britain is beyond dispotol
hisminently dangerous. Out military exertion*,
rii Europe hare been unifbOntly and lamentably un-
stitcessful. Of this fact, the Peninsula, the Scheldt,
and Sicily, give fatal and conclusive proofs.. In
India the err .e.acknow !edged only in private! 1
the publiciniona not Net the extent of the.ditlicul lie*
in• that important portiontof our pOssssions,.....,
The real state and temper of Ireland, ho one eats!
possibly doubt ; and America has been forced'
1 into bitter "enmity against all that is Ens.
!irk. If WC .turn our eyes to what is passing
!.around as, is the prospect less gloomy ? nrend
[and Fuel, are already at prices ulntost inaccessible
to the poor, and that too before the rigour of
winter has been felt. %V bile the necessaries of Int,
man existence are rapidly advancing, taxation
keeps pace with Nat'l 31 rides—it n 111 the pea.
pit, goaded on all sides, are almost driven
to despair. Gold has di appeared..--from
what cause, it is perfectly useless to ingoire
..such is the fact. This, we are disposed (t)
attrilwe to the declinina mettle, 631 inter.
cutrtse bf England uith ether nations, which is
now beginning to operate on the paper system.
I: an American bring curt to England, u hat can
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lie take in return ? Not merehandhe. Ito Ame-
rico, intt re/Hirst, with F.ngland is pr./Uhl/cif;
and on the Continent of Europe he encouo-
tcrs the risque of actual forfeiture. llarit
then can he tak• ?. -the prurions onet.tis of gold or
silver, which arc received ewer, ::here on this
Irthitablo globe with open arms. .
These are the prominent feature! of a si.
t nation of difficul ties unprecetloacd, and' Jan.
gcrs most alarming, in the midst of whicb
we are called upon to celebrate a Jubilee !.'
..The eyes of the people are, however,
almost opetied to the in4.llting. folly of this insane'
prollositign—k Jubilee on the 25th of October I!
lOhy, it is more than probable, that ere that day
drrivet, we may be talking of the necessity of re.
ling to the gratuitous distribution of soup...not
ltirlle siv...t hat neceasary of cirie existence is re.
I)ltat
served for the illastrions three-guinea Illuminati at
Merchant Taylors' Ilan. The eleemosynary dole
from the soup.shops, will only be mock Turtle ;
and then, possibly, the lower classes of so.lety
may he also mocked. with the cant of a non.con.
maaption agreement, as to floor, of the. higlicr
*atm, with his Grace of POUTLAND at their
liiid, as heretqfore. We beg leave to suggest
to the Illuminati, before they swallow their
three pounds - and three shillings worth,
whether the paper and silver to be consumed could
not be more appropriately expended in relieving
the imminent distresses of those unfortunate indi-
viduals who, have declared themselves unable to
pay those rery tares, by which so many of these
Illonvinati are enabled to receive their dividends at
the Book of England!

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Ahrord as bare been many of the nett of the
Pirr-Party in the Common Council, we do trestr
Ihit there is no a soMicient porticos' of good sense.
in that noel, la- abandon a project which is in..
l'ettling alike tit the women. sense, and to the feel.'
its, of the People of linatend.
PORTUni:tel: to the 19111 inst. iteilre
ititit.iicireti. Their contents will he. round is a
preceding column. The 'Duke dekPsane.a is op.
pointed suceesvor to.the Marquis ROMANIA, in the
iommand of the.Arioy that. General had collected
together out of the street of so many calathiti
and deicers.

,W 0 aro informed the, Lied GREY Is expecte,'
in feels to.morrntr, or
.Thlmdny.
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"rho Master and Wardens, of the Rakers' Com.
pithy this dot ',ailed on the 1,,,rd Mayer to settlr
the assize darted, when his Lordship, after in_
the eaintritghisre returns, orOvirnd it to
.prneejLibc peek loaf.

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Po alio oven, Satt.ll4,—Arrived the Nowporeil whom
er, R iti dhpabibes, from tiubea.
Stilled the "Achile. Kr Sir R. King the Illirstriow, 74.
ibotaia Rruogidow, oat re cruise; and the Argus, Cuptam
%art, fur 4.13404.
Arrived thy Curses*, of ✓i me, a new Chip, from South•
orision River.
Sailyd the 'lowa friglte, Cupp. Sicily, fur Pt, mouth.

DEA z., St: rt. 95.—Four P.M. This day it has bloom very
hardfroso the the S. W.; the mind has fast Ishillied (1, the
1 N. W. and seNvr.il of the uotward-boaod are now gettinc u,.-
der smith.
••=,..-Z....=.741;41
. in,. frigates *Ave sailed to theyfestward dilantliapasp.,
• • • i s .
. 7 •rll/.11',1111t SPORTSMKN.' • 'l.ri.l
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Vhc Demerol's- complaints from the landed Gen.
' ItOrticas .of sUlfer,:nt, commits, on the 4object of -
' Ire/Hafts etnstaitieti.l4 the tniii?ffr j on their fan.
at rialt/ev•itahkted. the tiommanden of Do.
Vew 1 Rto issue sis:igt, prohibitors orders easily iit the
0 t skidoo. The following WCo
s tTry of-lho
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dgrs, ;10.11ed at Drighttuisil• by Lead:Co .1, bidatfis.
lokasE'r:---• - • •• A ..1;1 .1 • •
.. DISTRICT ORDERS,,raa-ers, Brig,Sits. 26 li. , eit.
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B quart
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Af.the Sporting Seamus .s bow: opesmillflbe: Lietatihirn-.• •
General Lord •C. Soso nostre Hyde it ineimbent spew hire *
In call the anemias; of theolleers muter his caustastod very .
particularly to tite 71st Clause Witte Ithriny Act, feta/ins
to Ofteers Sporting, and he gists it as his most I,lllllVi
ORDERS, that no Officer shall, too any sertiont.'spart witlis '
out the pernsissioo of the Proprietor of the Land, as well at
of iti" Lord sir the 3loisor est obit-it he sports :_al d the- .
05cebt eioannasitling Cotits are dirksedto traassalt a Lop, , ,
of this Order to every Geutlenuns krthecieittltyisriliiiii re. ' - *
spit-tire Quarters, requestµse them to snotify• e..) tandems.
sit* of the came—and the Lteutemoo-firorfal. farther res. -
sore! ibe OlErers 'Obi he shall take the sort &gators au-
dee of thirstightest disobedience' of this Cirger, that .us
be reported to ithn. . .. ,
Sit Ggoits#E Tatomas lately preferred a chargé- 4 t •
ailitg a (;aplaist Sa Rant, of the iiisseX 11ilitis4 •
for shouting aver his estate, in consequence of :
elicit 4 Court Martial •was held at the Old Ship . •
Inn, at Brighton, ow Captain StlltEnt ; but of . •
a minute investigation of the charge, the Officer
was honourably acquitted on Friday last, in con.
sequence of the failure of proof on the part of
Sir G. Tuow Av..

DEAF!! of on Estraordi;;;.y CIIAR .4CTER. •

On Saturday last died, at an at:warmed age, Mr.
P. Tosipsin4, ill an obscure lodging near Moor-
! fields. This poison was formerly suppofc4) to be •
Inot only the most correct, hut the must recoil.
uses book-keeper bi.the kitigditni, and obtained
I a very handsome independenee, by making sets uf
! books for thuse.persops who were, for their ow* ,
. IVTUREST, obliged to appear before certain Gen. •
' tlemen at Gurdliall. ' It is said he %:13 the first
1
person %silo suggested the idea of imputing the
looses of Hapkriipt. to speculations:lir the I..iitsery,i
%nil procitred, the unsecccssful ituniberat collsated
V 2s. each, 'as having born unforpinately purr.: •
1 ehaied by his cniploy•erk This man's soililar tn.
' !loot wool,' luivu deceived even a c."'ommitten of the
, House of Conossuiii, appolutid tb itiquizn into tit* '
1
'Resat al atattof the ention.'•' --. ' ' ... - -.,
. . ,-7.0.-411 k-• irC__ .. - • .
14 shiplarenfieri is
.iirritod fkildli !te abet ..
1. Platc,lnfter a dery'quiek. passar: ..,Slie. WI •Ht.sitt ' •
the 9th tilt. and brhigsNisttliltipsike of, thq-Artisai• ••.'
: nut of the new Vice. bigfiy. HAIIIIIIistie*-A y K4t:' il is'
li ExCeilcniy fii;it viiiied ELL°, the aGaitAttliii tipse7 4
Monte 'Video, biotwAttp be was informed i hitt it'- n..
I. ...• •
1 was titisago`to 11 toslig,gstenobarsnottlasti I fur.
• ther inforination, as it •titjts :highly ,prnbohle that
jLi NI CIO 'WOl6l* resist' Ms- 4ndsortly. ,l'lnt' fie*' .1!" '1
! Vice Roy, in consettnetire or tLis intelligehee,-,; "'
• entered •iislo a corrapsinlefice, siyitlt..,-Li susses .. P .
whri, aqvc sumo filetiii4awas 'preialled -tom fo -1 -
quit Buenos Ayres fur Alendosa hwerapento..; •
The Government:of Spain entertained stress g su..--.
picioni•of the siucosity of Listrui. It appears
I ho had removed all the soldiers of Sloan from
the army, and established c'reatstres of Ids own.
Every take of trust was filled with those of the
French party. Tbo new yin goy arrivitai it*
I
1 Buctio4 Ayres on tbe 30th Juty, avid wise refcived•
Iby the poOple. with acclamationti'of joy. Fit"
1 thousand troops lined the road to.ltse caXbedradr,.
i whither he repaired insniediately od hts'arrigal„.l9.
return audit. fur liis-ssfu vintage.. ' With nitwit
1•
to ennimcree, the Vice Ito; hall that On
old laws of
,Spain mould be Maintaini'll rtlardiog -
1 commerce, and that no strangm iiiiild be per..
1 misted to trade. British Aiming, in consequence,
weroespecied to be ordered away. Saute letters
inention 14 days notice nould be given.
it is said, that Lord CHATHAM justifies Isimse:f
boldly, by saying (and it is added Kith the cue.
Terrence of all thu other General Officers), that
i the plan .of the enterprise to the Scheldt was
fismitled on a gross misconception of the inipedi.
meats and opposition that were to be encounter's),
(he nature and amount of which were swell as iss
prvel tide every prospect of success bilogsll thorapst
lure of the isk.iittls.
~. c .a •' •• •.;
Yesterday Mr. SILA le, one of MI Majell4Y4 '
Mrsseogeas,, arrived at'stlie Sitrxtery wt Sten%
Office, with dispatches friini Spain. .
General EitiKllft, send MeAid...dit,CAmp, Capt.'
' IslacnoNa‘e,:arrivid •st Porrs•uolith on. hominy,
from I,,isboat,sin the Natipdecil Parki.t. The par. •
ket had aseworkably (pork pastke home; on the
1 jth she felt In with ske./0/iii and ----. PC il mutest
from' Liverpool to Mahon, near the Rock of Lis.
hotist and.,and on the 21st she fi:11 in %%jilt the Ash
schooner, from Ponstouuth, bound. to Leila, slime
Cape Finisterro, ail well. .
Some, unpleasant circumstance. have laicly. to.
ciorri•d at Hirmiagham, in tr,aft..41114.114.1:1if thi• hitals .
price of break,. A to if of a dimlstiitive site *at
on Tuesday eahiliiti•d on * pole before the.el .ur of
'the Chief Magistrate, nith it lalvl 'Wised to it,
demanding front the proper poraiis 3^ P‘critten 4.5
prereit/ impositions in that necessary uriiele -of
bat. .
. . ".. . ' . .
‘ - .

t •

• . ~...,...
... yik vi. .F, 441`11#X4A.N.
British bead-qtraiiers ape at Biglajot. Tito
.. rig& sio. lilac!? What possible cordiality -i
‘
slawgpne into "1"4"fillillts i" th.vlllll"iii 'rm. t can subsist between the doctrine
sentia, Curia, &c. Boa pertieli apPf: 04?aie 4S . riii popery*which ground Mr. Psi 1 upon
the issue of events ilk Giiinauy." . .
--......- '"? :' -'-',' • • • at; ttleirisib Its...and the Emairripation of the C.l
r . -
FURTH LD. IiIiTRACTS FROM THE SPANESiitfin aloha..-on Irlairotrod Lord Gatti vi L Lili tee/
rona UGULSE rArhas. • ,
-. Wft " - SiiiirtlTZtifil etiid 0 ii bet W• re 1 i I.: adi trii L Lie lid 1,01
. -
On the 19th of last mouth, thy Push. r -Wer .r . • h
apt% It.r.t is, in truth, unnatural, a en me n
was
Es ptrernaduraublished to the several corps of army
fleet oit the uniform opposition which, for so man
of , •

To tko EDIMIC itp

1.(11Sili A N

Sta—The Pi9prfettiri of 'the envent.gairden
Theatre. after the obstinate an.l insulffor, though
ineilecistal opposition to the:seienaf the public.,
bate thought fit to appeal fro" that voice is, the
coni;iultee formedli theaviksesfisise of which
Committee et WO (Mr.- Atiosoorsrts); if not
others, is a subscriber to those" Annual Boxes,"
which aro Certainly snore 'obnosious than all the
other alleastions which. have,takon place in the
Sslleadd Theatre.
. .
Mr. Jon!, Pilaf! Xestvi,t, a. Proprietor, and
at the same time-,Ecting 11rilisairr of the. New
Theatre, has, in the course. of his plaintive ad.
dress,A t 4 the grudienee, assured ns that the Ireton,-
',lodation and edification of a British Pobfic have
b .en expressly statikal reavli-itrif....4 of the
ihniv; noir ,•Sir; tat ucessaetine. the.-troth of:this
unqualified oaseroloo., 011 etc five pvtineiplt, that,
as weft erforkreirebtaanit as hi/erael utilfiirsiiityi
ought-certainty ta,give-way (rotisiateatfi•Wth
assertions of Mr. Kystu!...), to the comfort and
ecroomgdatiol of oitlience. If this has been
doneLlisos e ttlie weepy the Upper Gallery stilt
be more quiet than trspect then, to Ix, upon the
re-opealng of the Theatre; but if they have cause
for entolvlaint, bole nisch niorc have those who,
paying the highewl-price of admission to the Thea-
tre, Glad thenssel•es at the same degree of eleva-
tion NM; and wilt a touch worse view of, the
Star. isdissq-,st Indeed- almost impossible to Ice it
at all,ramksa thy ate favoured with a length of
neck.of tlttollitisestalditfof an fsorich, and its fez. ,
ode faafiliV7iWisatitore Iti-4 only esti.
• t )411.
ficatson, after a orsossa and painful march to
these !‘thiAlt seihr-oftlove,°' fra,r ei,o,io is e
rico soil. hear w4ifilionehatil •of the " stneast
Syloct 4f ;h: Olds for skield they look down-
wanlsol* si4ht of stir toga:gist add eoliptnons
occuplaits of the Atlanta Mores," can ezcite
mu t hing, bat. disgust.

11:11y, Sir, if tupertui aedommodatinn ettYsiM
• to that pre.eniiiiint "kW'
• can &ford to pay ~.41304144.115. per, anode' Alt
th it piirpose, why„ Lpay, did out the architeet
of the New Theatre follow the example of Orlin
lane, atid place them on a level will. au:: behind
the Pit, a part of lib! Theatre where the publio.
hal nut been atctiitomeil to sit, sod front whiniest,
they couscquently could eat complain of et/clot:1
sion, in order to accommodate this net:, stied.'
deli ale, and fiviidivas part of a' British
mice, but who, Sir, though perhaps from WS
situation they would hareass perfect a view of the
stage and the performance, would be too mach ie
riew nettlres tlf the 111anaarrs, Sir, had, as
was their duly, atteuilvd sooner to the all.prewall.
ing voice of the people (Vox l'opttli), they would
probably have had km to contend spit than they
will sew hove to dd. arfrer the nisavailing attempts
tout devil that PA*, deed billy the body of
pen* fess trivet N ptioceeeled. If you give
pbblieity Co theme hasty testarks, yog mar pro.
bshly bow again fruits
SW- no ltd

.


ft Is determined That only • a Coati of Envfry
of Gement! (Marrs shall investigate the Expedition
to the 5-•heleic, and that there will be no General
Court Martial. Tile ttgil IA Chelsea llositital is,
however, gat 11,
Mai. CA Ciltierico'sconvaleseintre
confiner-14214k! is rapid a prygns as could
be ttspecterd:' The inflammation and fever have
sillogether rt.re him. and the siappuratiems ot the'
',vend, which Is lo: an ailsanaed stagy teiwflt
the core, ltd ceinnuenced on Saturday. It' "
remarkable; that tsetse itCstsoding the time than
has elapsed .b
ince the :duel, •eand .saes, dreamt.
'tenant and' ltusitirei tiktesseyof the stetemenli
that have beoh pier has !wen hitherto,
meek esisellioceptWe..pbutst?ibe nature of the
wowed. IttlVibi the yig bt thigh, as has been
Mated, but lite 'lb4t, the bullet mitered. It
was not eittitttisl;skra,tioo at a late hoar in
the day, air, s Jener.al'y believe-el ; nor did
It form an loditment ; but passed through
in front orllie. belie. ,The transaction was
communicated to Mrs. CA rrNr4G, in Leicester.
shirr, by a 'imisienlar friend, who took with
him a letter written by Mr. CA Nirreke's own hand,
as the meet effectual means of assuring her that he
was not la daagsr. On reading the letter, 3lrs.
NINI so was.mdcbaffeeted; she shed some tears ;
she was silent (fee seem time ; but on mallectiog
herself, she clasped her hanthe, and exclaimed,
" I thank God my buibloti is safe! As to his
h.mour, I have no fear that it can hare received
a stain." We do net anderstaeid that Mr.. CA 11-
NI NO is yet come tu•toien. . fee.
dial attendants were averse to his having itsharricasee
with any of his frivol', as- the agitation that ge.
nerally attends such mectiliga has a trudeist,y to
irritate and inliame. Ile has nut, however, bit"
penned's' to debar himself from the pleasure of
seeing some of his most particular friciodr, his
oatmeal vivacity being by no means depressed since
his accieket, he has indulges! it freely in veneer..
cation weak those geo delft* ; are are happy to add,
without any ill effect, but, on tbu contrary, with
symptoms of accelerated recovery. It is not true
th it he has either-walked in his garden ur gnus, out
in his carriage ; bait it is hoped, that before the
lapse of thine winks, his cure will be completed.
W.a do not undcr.tatJ that it is intended to publish
the correN limes, that took place previous to the
duel. This correspondence is said to consist of
only two letters, but we understated they are of
considerable length.

"a

To the EDlll9lt of MN STATESMAN._

Stn—l hare jut returned from a short tour Ist
the Isle of Wight, where I have met with some
circumstances that I conceive call loudly for pub_
tic notice, I wan the conduct of the German of.
ficers and troops lately landed in that island, be.
longing to the now emigrant Corps of the liuke or
BitominleiL OEM Scseral of these officers are
at present quartered at the Bugle Inn, in New.
port, where the Duke was also during the last
week, and may be at present. Respect fur
branch of the family of my Sovereign,
will induce me to be as little strung in any
expressiuus I may make use of, as I can
avoid*, and the more so, as I am willing to
believe the Duke himself a very meritorious
imlividual. Nur will I canvass a qttestion that
has more than once arisen in my mind, why
this corps might not, with more expediency athl
I.Pcokiety. have made good its retreat to the Ails_
! trims head-quarters, rather than to the sea and
' this country ; bet if my recollection serves me
I rightly,there was a letter addressed from the Arch.
duke Ca anr.rs to the Duke of Beusseticx, which
sippeared in the Papers Mine time since, complain.
in of some irregularities on the part of his
troops. The Morning Post would style this,
na duuht, a French fabrication ; but what I am
about to state is not a Hide confir.natory of its
oollsertlicity. The con tents of the Paper to which
I allelic may, therefore, help to explain, why
we 114)11 find these men at the Isle of Wight
syad of the Austrian head.quarters ; bat be this
as it may,• I shall proceed to the subject to which
I wish to dire, t your attention.

You mot know them, that these Officers, to the
great injury, as I understand, of the respectable
landlord of the Bugle lon, New port, and the in.
sufferable annoyance of his guests, instead of con.
forming to the manners, and treating with orbs.
pity, the inhabitants of the country where t ey
hare sought an asylum, in deftance of all entreaty
to the contrary, and 'tit the most offensive manner,
iiisist upon smoking in the public coffee.room,
,and wherever else they think proper, even in
theirbed-rooatt bqfure they get up ; and this they
114 to.suck an exteut, that n biting to have my
breakfast about eight o'clock in use morning,
found several of these men in the coffee-roots., all
Of thein smoking to that itaukwalile degree, as to
°be insufferable to any individual, however re.i.ote
fruit affectation. Was there any r..metly ? Nu.
they would du it. Was there any other room
No. However after waiting some ti.i.e, I was ac.
eiminpolated with a small dirty room, which the
taittltunt would not have shown me into, except
for the evil I am coniptaining uf.
I have already stated, that remonstrance has
been wed, anti only met with insult and threats.
When any of these ing.w.tiskerid offimrs conceive
themselves offended, the sword is isista•stly drann.
A little boy nou drove me, mentioned to me se.
viral instances of scandalous coodoci ; he asked
two of these efficers very civilly fur the oast'sl
compen...tion expected by post.boys. and they
deter their 'cords upon Isias ; on another inc.,.
.ion they thought fit to gallop a hone unmet.
cifully in a gig ; when remonstraiol with, the.'
:guards are agate. draws : these acentinui, 'slid fig
Astro observation of their boorish and otienaitte
manners, made my &Wish f010..11 boil n ith best:v.
nation ; and it at -once occurred to me to make
•uch conduct public, iu the hope that it may meet,
with a reined).
The nuke of Bnortswlce ••.,ight well, indeed
(as ne are told he did), call the linelish a gond-
teal'ired people, %% ben such insist&ra —. bl
r and op.,
premise conduct is allowed to pass without ob.
serration.

I am stilling to make greet allowance for the
national manners std customs of these people, but
they should sot practicelitem tii the monttvanee of
British subjects, and add insult likewise ; they
should not intimidate the peareablo inhabitants of
the country they fly :'or protection as entieranis,
(I will not say outcasts) from their own, with big
looks, anti menacing gestnrcs ; and if their manners
are so incoriitiibty trorith, as 'IA to permit them
,to lire in (1,040 society, Wiwi, being our sii.
noyanee, it is Ike duty of Government to confine
them to themsehes.
The eoutluct of the o:ficers, however, to which
I leire-just alluded, is not the greatest evil: I sin
aredibly informed the common wit have euoiroit I eii
Great depredations, to the terror and alarm of the
peaceable inhabitants ; that the roads acre some
time wince considered dangerous to travel in eon.
cequeitee ; that a report to Government was made,
rand that the Doke paid his visit in couticrpience. if
this be not Owe, let any one deny it, and I wilt
produce my authority—lt is absurd to set:pose
that such foreign troops ems b of any service
to auy power : before the year is over, half of
them may be under the banners of NAPOLEON.
Such MAN can have no country ; anti the Power
which will pay them (and I believe our Govern-
ment alone wouW), will command their services.
I have so objection to confirm lu any manner
what I haw **soled, and I hope you will feel
it a subject deserving of your attention.
I am, your's, &c.
Leedom, Sept. 111, 11109. VIATOR. •

Friday, the 15th inst. being the charter-day for
the election of Mayor, and other priniipal officers
fur the lowa and county Of Pont, a question
arose on au assumed right which a certain part of
the Ccitporationset up, respecting the nomination
of the hipeetive officers, striating for themselves
an exclusive privilege ; whilst the popular party
insisted on the freedom of nomination and election,
agreeably to the directions of the charter. A poll
was accordingly demanded for every offie.ra.w
there appeared very decided majorities -611-111:the
question( in favour of the llurgesses of Riga:
Thus, by the inflexible spirit and perseverance of
the majority, every obstacle to legal investigatlow
is removed; and it remains now to be asr.ettaintd i
where the right d nomination. and ,eltetitin•ikarM
constitutionally rest. This sebjelt has been often
agitated at farmer periods, hut, till auw, the po.
pular interest was out- Toted.

COOlkeilir6l**i dant 1 L 6F me'
crrt or LONDON.
(c....ffiebr «sr Nor of restarday.)
.
Citriorrempeqsare, Vier/day

_ iy.
bammtrett with year letter, tattooing a Wool*
of the ltenolotina of the Comm, Cossets of the City of
London, is• which that respectable body of nes are pleased'
to express their Approbation of the part I have Masai. Par
liament, in eouslothetino with nasty other iloilitiMsdla Satan'
two late csetaatios.
Perish me, Sir, throsgh your bands, In express to theft
Genttemen, the satisfaction I feet that ray public eneduct has;
appeared to them in so favourable a point of view s and suffer ,
me to add, that it Shall bens constant *say to art op to
those principles, and adhere to that I ne of condom which has
entitled me tow distinguished as Amour as I most ever consi-
der the approbatioa of the Commas Commit of the City of
Lamina.
Yours, Itc. DERBY.
Mr. ftsweataaascga.

Walton. Jartunry 11. 1780.

Sta—Mav I regnest you to return •y best thanks to the
Common Castacil for the honour they do etc in their Resolu-
tion of the 16th of December. I attended and Toted for the
Motion retV•rred to, front a sense of ditty, and shall hive
great athcfltetion in atten,lll4; that whit+ is proposed for the
Nib of Febrtt try neat, and any other motion which may bye
made to the tame elect; hoping that a temperate. firm, sod
constitutional exertion. tot the part of the pea*, may ask-
complish that Refortn which a tattlers Patilarnemary at-
tendance of several years coasiorcs Nee inmost be Would
about by any other means.
Yours, de.
Mr. Ronsaisash scam.

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