The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-08-05 00:00:00

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TUB TAVLORS' COMPANY,
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is eetleitste beta to übserte that the Gentle-
liritoidtpsikit Csaspaity are if the Trio*. and
fithey beta Met*/ Mess Mt Ability ass.( 14441
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novidevation, this emspast bfki the now a • y
or Melt rieldboses malsappl whb boniest st ld
firtionslge t lathes cm toms *bit tthiatiaralbt
Wearer. The Principle:lA:kb the Gamer roadh ,
enables them t•i purchase a first and lalm Market* e
Ankle they embark. vilielyve is Peed sad r
by the Company, isi all ib Wes, sald this ,Pnwpiple.
Mane euables Mims In serve t r "%dooms with ClMues
of the bed Quality and Workmanship.
This Fatabliamown having exceeded the Ikea. Wishes of
the Pe-ejector., the Compans have added Loather-Breeches
to the Cataracts that lie Acmes NM. see thine er..l I: spears..
for Drew before they give thrir Order.. The Company
bawler a atimber of Men, roubles thew in e seeute Orders en
the .bactest Nader, and reed tie. to say part of the Kin-
dom.
Prices of Obeasents Liu re-
tamable.

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X s. d.
&mediae CloII Coat 4 0 It
Breeches ....1;.... 1 1i 0
anchester Faller Cord
ditto . 1 6 0
Wribteoats d.. 0 to 0
Florentine ditto .... l 3 U
Nankeen Pontalo tot 0 16 0
Price; of Soils reatrarted lei

s. d.
A Suit of Livery .. J 3 0
A thille Jacket and

miwictiai
110% Coat ..... 5 3 U
Fustian Ovrmils
Civil Ditto

Ham of Itrtensit
rareeSaitspeir Year 1 u
'Gar dine
lye dhtu
Six ditto
♦ hit of Naval Vol-
brio

by the Year, on Camidera-
g the Old Ones.
the UMW principle Gen-
tle.oen may Contract fur
Ozonised).
Sia Coats per Year 22 0 0
Five ditto
Funs ditto ..... 11 U U
Three ditto ll 0 0
A Suit of Clothe;, not
returnable
A Suit of Regimentals 9 9 0
ar, and the Old Ones to be

Leather Breeches, per Ye
ratty

Farr Pair of Doe-skin -
Breedbe. .9 0 0
Piz ditto of ditto .. IV U 0

Bestnne-skinßreecbes2 11 0
Ditty Pantaloons .. 3 3 0
Fine I.pinsb - skin

Etesetternef ditto .16 0 0 Breeches II 0
of the Away sad Navy, and Cadets going to
UiiaL
qsimay be
esupplied with every Article eecetuary for
their Epeseat.
Cloildres's Dresses aid ladies' Pelisoes wade with elegance
of Taste awl neatness of Workasaiwhip, at Prices equally low.
Likewise to be had at the Nice, BELLS PATENT
roccrr BOOK, which waste be 'picked hr lost out of
the Pocket.

He likewise informs the Public thiterders wre received •t
Ps. 19, toeorge-street, Adelpbk—Nowiness lbws from Elgin
os the Moiling till Six in the Eyeshot.

EPANISH AND POR7'UGUKSE PAPERS.

BADAYOZ, JULY 6.

INTELLIGICtiCE TROIS MADRID.

On the dd, 3d, dad 4th of the present Miinth,
considerable agitation wsi observed among the
French, they madel several distend's* Mid' 'sent
away many carriagki laden with Ittrittids,. civil
°Seers and equipage; on the 4th, •t tfight; the
plate belonging to Marshal Jordan'and lwo other
Generals was packed np ; the intrutive King was
making preparations for his journey to Gra* ; the
day before yesterday the works at the Country Pa-
lace, and at the Retiro, were discontinued; but the
must remarkable is, that a considerable quantity
of artillery, bombs, and grenades, has been sent
to Castile.

COlOl BRA JOLT 13.---By intelligence from our
frontiers, it appears that the head-quarters of the
British army were, on the 30th of June, at Zarca
Mayor, and by advice. received yesterday- no
learn that they were since at Placentia. General
Comte had sent a Lfret—Genetel to the latter
place to compliment Gen. Wellesley, and, it is
probable, also to confer upon the operations of
the two armies. The army of Sebastisni bad
wholly retired to the right bank of the Guadiana ;
his vanguard was posted in Consuegra, Nalrilijos,
and Villa Rubin, and the head-quarters at Tole.
do. The vanguard of tbc Spanish army was on
the bridge of the Guadiana, supported by a dini.
siun stationed at Villa Marta, and another at Dai.
miel ; the corps of reserve was at Mansanares.
TA IR A GiONA Jules Somatenes of
Doctor Rimini, which are some of 111 bat orga.
sized, have taken firm the Fritsch 603 cartaladen
with bombs, 15 ytith powder, 304 mules, and
100 oxen, all of which had left Figueras fed the
siege of Gerona. Doctor Ruvira at first had' only
.200 men armed witlYstlisqnets, and at present he
has 1500 well armed, and maintained 'by what
they have taken from the French, *Wield having
been burthensome to the Government. They have
now joined other Sematenes, and have entered
France, exacting contributions of the towns in
the districts which they invadc....(Diario de Ba-
dajos.)
LISBON, JULY 11.—In a letter from Pedro
Lobo Teixeira de Banos, to the most illustrious
Mend Leila Pereira, we find the following
gence:—
" " By advices received from Forufria the 30th
Jane at night, we are assured that the French
General, who was yesterday at Tavora, having
receiveddispatches, on a sudden beat the generale,
and retreated precipitately, abandoning the pro.
visions and nations which be had collected. Tho
troops what were at Cervagaler, advanced yester.
day to Mega, and at two in the afternoon, set out
for Tavora. The same orders had been given to
the last 5000, who appeared to bo advancing to
joist them.
" Tbis moment has been received an official din.
patch from Gedettba, written by a Captain who
had been sent by Dun Manuel to the Marquis de
Romans, dated '29th June, in which he says he
bad spoken to an Officer, who assured him that
he had been with Senhor Romans, in Orense,
and that he was proceeding to Corunita and Ferrol,
which had been abandoned by the French, leaving
their artillery spiked."
Ney, according to the same letter, was retreat-
ing by the high road to Astoria. His force,
which passed near Puebla, cannot be more than
10 or 12,400 men.
Another letter from Jesse Carlos Borges Rubel.
10, to the most illustrious Bernardo de Silveira
Pinto, states, 66 the enemy continues *is retreat
for lienevente. Some Castilians have assured me
that Ney is marcitiog direct for Astorga.!' The
letter is dated Vinhassi sth July.
By official accounts frem Ciudad. Rodrigo, we
learn that the French General of Cavality Fran.
ceschi, and two of his adjutants, were taken pri-
soners on the road from Zamora to Valladulid.—
This capture is of importance, both from the cow.
sideration and rank of the General, and fur the
*carnets thee obtained of the wretched condition
of the army of Suelt, which is without clothing,