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GIN. BALLESFEROs. !,

This day, August j.. i1tprmatlon has
beeh received that ger,ral Ballesteros
has entered Osana, aud made prisoners
Ut the Vandals VINO gsrrisoned it. This
article is said to be official. If true, it
demonstrates the great Skill with which
this most excellent officer has extricated
himself from the perilous situation III
which he had been placed by the inter
venton OF Laval's French corps between
him and his place of support. Gibraltar.
Finding his communication cut of, Bal
lcsieros, we learn, evac uated Malaga,
and proceeded into the mountains which
divide Granada from Andaiusia; and
fading that Soult bad left And&lusa, and
passed the Brown Mountains to relnfores
Marmont, he descended into the Anda-
lusias, and captured the above mentioned
town, which is only about 40 miles from
Seville. 1t is probable he was soon able
to communicate with gen. Hin in Es;ra
matiura.
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piass capable Of making any dei 2! :!
The alarm Of invasion of our terri
tory had subsidized at Plattshlrs!:
There were between 3 and 5000 MI
litia and some regulars at Bdrliag.
ton In Vermont; where barracks
were erecting for the troops: Moss
OF the troops which arrived at head
quarters we're sent to Niagara:
Departed this life on Thursday even:
ing last, 1t his residence in Fairfax cy:
Va. Mr.. RoBERT Moss, aged about 81
years-He had been in declining stsiS
for long time, and chcerfully resisned
his immortal soul 10 It's creator in tho
full persuasion of enjoying lninterrnpt:
ed bliss in that mansion provided for the
children of heavenly Father. He re:
tanned his mental faculties ID the last
moment, cnnversing with his family and
friends, and entreating them not 10 weep
for him. His funeral will take place
this day at II O'clock A. NJ. when his
friends are invited 10 attend. ...s, -,<,n
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ed The whole line ofthe enemy to be
charsed-The fire then became ve-
~ heavy; and at length the enemy,
notwithstanding their advantageous
situation. were compelled tegive way
to the vaIor of the allied army, and
night alone favored their retreat;
and put an end to this sanguiaary
contest.
Although it is not possible to give
the details which occurred in such an
extensive line, can assure your cx-
eelleney, from what has passed be-
fore my eyes, that the loss of the en-
envy cannot be short Of 10000 men /;
which 1 thus account for-fOOO
killed, double this number wounded,
and 1000 well prisoners 1.-THE great
err part of the latter have already
defiled before my division. | know
several pieces of cannon and some
eagles have been taken, but l cannot
at this early moment give you the
exact numbers. 1 am informedby
officers who have been taken prison
ers, that several General officers
have been wounded, and among them
Marshal Marmont.
The division (Spanish) under my
command executed several Nanoeu-
vres during the battle; but like o.
Their Spanish divisions of the army,
have not beea charged with the ac-
tive duties Of the day ;-ccmaining
at the posts assigned them in these
coad line of reserve: But justice re-
quires me to state particularly the
desire manifested by the officers and
men to engage the enemy and to
notice the serenity with which they
sustained the fire of the cnemy's ar
tillcry during movements which they
were ordered to make. Happily this
fire did little execution in our ranks.
[lJe The Genera! here pays tribute 70
the merits Of sfreral officers God
preserve you many years.
CARLOS iSPANA.
Field of battle, near Ara
piles, league from Sa-
lamanca, 22d July, isi2.
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MARMONT's DEFEAT. -

tl ~ RMoIS i LIZ LA
This great event has in all human
probability decided tie fate of Spain
Souit must retrcat.-and in his retreat he
will have to encounter difficulties which
even his consumDate talents will hardly
enable him to surmount. The position
oft allied armies will eEeCtuaiiy pre-
vent his + assage to the Py,enees through
Navarro, and no alternative will be lett
him but to join Suchet (if practicable)
by cutting his way through Grenada,
Murcia, and Valencia to Tortosa, and
to effect his retreat through Catalonia.
In the execution of this plan, he will
meet with the most formidable obstruc-
tons not only from the operations of
Lord Wellington's army, but also from
the army of Murcia, the garrison Of Ali
Can't and the other posts in the power
and possession ofthe Spanlards--besides
which he must sustain the most dis
tressing annoyance from the numerous
population of those provinces, encou-
ragged and supported by six or seven par.
ties Of guerriIlas. An attempt to retreat
by way of Castillo would be certain de-
struction because he would directly en-
counter the victorious army, aided by
the numerous parties whose operations
could be speedily concentrated 10 that
point. The first fruits of the battle at Sa.
lamanca will probably be gathered on the
plain. Of .Andalusia. The seige Of Ca
diz is reported to be already raised, and
Seville vacuated-Ifth these events have
not vet occurred, they inevitably will IN,
a very short time. The combined g.
perations of General Hill, BalIasteros
and Count de Pena, will prove fatal TO
the enemv's rear, in case Of a retreat
willie the loss of his artillery, the want OF
provisions. s the fatigue offorced march
es through an enemy's country worn
out and desolated by long protracted
war. will form chain Of difficulties too
strong to be broken by flying army
There is nothing now to oppose the RAJ
pid March Of the allies even beyond the
Ebro. Neither new, nor old CASTLE, nor
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THe 1uesfiou at issue at last.

A file of soldiers entered Emperor
Hug gins palace in Broadway, this Of
,crnoon, seized him like a culprit, and
in forCiblc manner hurrltd him into a
boat and conducted him to the fort on
Bellows Island. We understand that
able counsel is engaged, aud that tie
Interesting question will now be brought
up for discussion, whether an armed
force can epter the dwellings OF citizens
and drag them forth into the ranks to do
military duty, when neither Of the cases
are beneved to exist in which only the
militia are liable by the constitution to
be called into actual service. We arc
glad 10 learn that all individual has, at
.as, been found who possesses sufiei-
snt resolution and public spirit to bring,
this great constitutional question toa
fair issue.
: ~ Y. Evening Pesf.
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ahoat; aad large quantities 0fwheat
coatinl,lly arriving in Greek vessels
from the Mediterranean.
Lord Wellington is commander of
all the forces English. Spanish and
Portuguese in the peninsula, and is
Introducing his regiment throughout.
He has brought Gen. Sityiera to tri-
al for breach Of orders. Recently
the British General Of artillery ha-
wing expressed doubts respecting the
transportation OF some pieces. his
Lordship addressed him this note
.. sif--yau have permission to re-
turn 20 England" A new command
CIR 8asiiiNnediateiy appointed.
The army before Cadiz was about
1000 strons.-After the defeat of
NIarnont was known, the Spanish
Commaadant requested permission
TO make An attack on the beseigers,
but was restrained by the Regency,
who felt confident the French must
immediately surrender without blood
shed, arstarve. When the Maria
Teresa sailed, il was supposed a ne
goeiatien for their capitalization was
then in train between the English
Admiral and tAe French Command
er, as boats were continually passing
bet9as q the French headquarters at
st. Mary's ami the AdmiraPs ship.
The French had thrown great
number of their DUMB shells Gro
iactiles) into asi1 but they had
done Iittie damage. and had killed
about b.l;s dozsa w0men aad chill
dren. Most Of the houses within
the range Of these shells had now a
part Of il made shell proof where.
the children were Lodged.
The crisis in Spain was consider.
ed rs past For the present. The new
Constitution. by which the condition
OF The people of Spain is greatly "a
Moderated. the inquisitioa annihi-
lated, and the powers Of the Mobiles
and Clergy limited. has been every
where received with gratitude, and
ratified with festive aeelamations.
The Cortes were about to be dissolv-
ed, and thenew one appointed. Fer
dihaad 7th continued "a prisoner in
France, devoted to books and pious
meditations.
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ed the members Of the cortes when the
minister Of war appeared at the tribune,
and announced in lofty language, " Mar
mont is defeated" Business was sus-
pended, and in vain did the minister at
tempt to read the dispatches which he
bore. Shouts, displays Of handkerchiefs
and mutual congratulations put an end
TO order, and the President for a long
time exerted his authority to check the
frenzy of the moment. At length the
dispatches were read; and a number of
members rose and proposed various mea-
surcs to express the sensations of Con-
gress.
Thanks to Almighty God were first
ordered then to Lord Wellington and
his army then TO Mr.. H.Wellesley, the
English minister, and MIR. Duff the con-
sui. 1t, was also voted to convey the
tiuing to the Americas
Salutee and iiluminaiions were ordefed
and solemn re Deum took place. The
patrie ic leaders in the corteS we're Pc
culisrly eloquent on the subject; and
hailed the bright prospect of the deli
verancs of Spain from the worst of Van
dalism, and the establishment of free
constitution. Signiors Valearcel Dato,
Arsuelies, count de Toreno, Sighiors
Larrazabel and Posquel took active parts
in the -eongratulation. A conmittee,
consisting of the marquis de Villafsanca,
count de Toreno, and signpr. VEGA Ia
tanzon and Gallego were named to walt
on the British minister with the congra-
,ulations of congress. The people OF
Cadiz followed them to his eXcellehcy's
residence, and made the air ring with
the shouts of" Long live the nation, long
live the king, and loag i've the conslilu-
ton"
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF aLEYANDRI.i.
lE1'ERED.

A.
Brig Mentor, Snow, Boston, Salt, Ia
Lawrasen and Fowle.
Sloop Henry, Potter, Providence,
Lime, Cheese, Onions sc. to Captains
BrigVentrasa, Foster, Boston, bsllasts
to Lawrason and Fowle.
Schr. Favorite, Means, do. Salt Is DID,:
-Robin, Patton, Newburyport, Sun:
dries to Messis. Smith, Peabady K CAPT:
combine, Tripp, Boston, boards &
me 10 order.
Juno, Lee, Manchester, do:to mass
ter.
-Fsirplay, Low Boston, Lims, to n:
Young.
SUSAN. Webster, Cav erne, Coeoas
Coffee, sc. VIM. S,nl,n, p.xou, Nets
calf, s. Co. N Wa,tles.
-Borea!, Howlanc ,Boston, sundries
to Lawrason and Fowic.
8 Sloop Olive, G,rdner, DO: do. Dunbaf
and Reed.
Brig Mary, Thurston, PhiladslphiiS
ballast.
Snip Hun,ress, Jackson. laden via
Boston, Salt, to Lawrason and FoWle:,
-spsrtan Lega,e, Boston ,b.llast do:
Brig Economy, Hoiiue, do. sundries
70 ]. G. Ladd and Llwrason aud FoWle;
CLEARED.
Schr. Rising Sun, B.rns, Boston-bX
Messrs. Lswrasen & Fowle, Smith, and
FA1on, Mctcalf s. Co.
Schr Mary, Stevens, ST. Barts.-by
+. Patton, Jun.
Scn-. Miranda, Bosto,--by Jackson
and Rumney.
Schr Lady Washington, CerstoSk,
New London-by Jackson & Rumney,
Sch. Roe, Leveripg, St. Bats. by FL
Young, Butts. &c.
-AnnMa ia Roberts,do. do. do! &es
Ba.qoe Ossipu, Aubin, Lishon; By
Stall and Williams.
Ship Ariadne, Cadiz, Lawrason and
Fewle.
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York County Academy.

NOTICE is, in this manner, given
n to those interested in this institu;
tuition, that application was made to f:
benezer Adams, L. l.. D. professor OF
mathematics and natural philosophy iri
Dartmouth University, TO procure q
gentleman Of classical literature and ma:
lhematical science, to take charge OF
one division in this Academy and that
he has recommended Mr.. James Mere
rill, A. B. late member of that col"
lege, AS \ gentleman possessing every
requisite justification.
On Monday next, the following dlv'.
sions will be mads.--The cfass'csf
scholars, g. those in the higher branches
of English, viii constitute The frst d.
vision allthe other lads, will constitute
the seeoud division and all the Missesy
belonging to the Academy, Will sonsti-
tu,a the third division These divisions
will each have convenient room, and
a competent teacher to take charge Of
them.
Il will be seer, that two grand objects
are attained, which have long been cons
,cnp!ated: The separation Of the Miss:
ss into one division and the classical
scholars into another, by themselves.
In consequence Of this arrangementi
few more scholars Can be admitted ias
to each Division. >,
All scholars from other towns will;
hereafter, be charged at tho rate ofIIss
DOLLARS a quarter.
York County Academyj 90.
Ssfs.lt-.0ct: j tsia. y
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ARMY OF SOULT.

Previous to the great battle Of the 22d
July, Marshal Sout left his positions
near Coldoya, in AndAiusia, crossed the
Sic. IA Morene, and had proceeded as far
a Toledo ON the Tagus, about Sc A
meucar mics about 5 OF Madrid where
he learnt the fate OF his friend Marmont.
Gen. Hi was thus LETT free to overrun
Andaiusia, CT to follow Soult, and place
him In very perilous situation.
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DESPATCH


From Field .Marshal ID. Miguel de
.ilaOa. to the Minister Of Var.
Divine Providence has vouch-
safed to crown the allied arms with
q complete victory in tn, 6 Ids of
Salamanca, in The AFTERNOON of the
22d lust. Six thousand prisoners, 22
pieces o: artillery. three eagles. and
200 Officers, are already ascertain
cd to be the fruits Of this important
victory. We continue to follow them
and shall net give them moments
rest.
"Marmont, Bonet, Ferry, Clau'
sci and Thomiere are badly wound
ed, and all who have seen or com
municated with the French officers,
and the Frenchified followers Of the
army, unite in saying, their loss eau
not fall short Of $4,000 men.
s.The fate of CASTLE is decided.
Every one has behaved like a hero
and l have seen fulfilled the pro-
mise which before communicated
to the government that the English
would perform prsdigiss to suceor
Salamanca.
"I'he loss Of the allies does not
exceed 5000 men, the NEST part
wounded. | have no time to add
more. The III. q. will be removed
this night to Flores de Avila.
MIGUEL DE ALAVA.
Penaxanda, 2tth July, 1912.
Ill., This officer is the Commissioner Of
the SPA ash Corfes to the .4rmy ot Lard
wellington.
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DESPATCH
From F'eld .Ma,.s',al ID. Carlos Es-

From Fiesd sMa"Stat ~. Carlos Es-
paa1. 10 the Minister Of Wcr.
MosT EXCELLENT SIR,
have the hlppiaess to announce
to your Excelieuey that mcrcifal
Providence has blessed the valor aad
efforts fthe allied aray With com
piete victory THIS day.
Marshal Marmont had conceived
the design Of recrossing the Doaro,
aud cutting of tae allied army be-
fore il should arrive on the iormes;
bat fniias his plan frustrated by
the prudent measures and manoeu-
vges Of his ExcsEleucy the Duke of
Ciudad Rodrigo, arl Wellington
be lad the temerify, on the evening
Of the 2Ist. to throw his array over
70 the Lett bank octheTormes by the
sorf.s at Kaesta and Eneiaos about a
league and an half from Salamanca:
The Dake of Ciadad Rodrigo imme-
d;ately crossed 10 the left OF the
Tormes with his army. AT day
break this morning tie enemy APP
reared TO have the Intention Oh out-
Ranking the allied army, which was
adyantageously posted, with the ri
yer Tormes on its left, its line ex-
tending over the height to the towns
OF Carboxosa aud s.atame, anu hav-
ing the town OF Arapies opposite its
right.
The enemy began to attack the
advanced posts of the allied army
o. the left and eectre. with strong
line OF riiemen, in order TO conceal
his real object Of surrounding our
riehf-in the execution OF which
movement he was very much favour
ed by a wood. which extends from
the aforementioned fords IN the di-
rection Of Alva.
The fire CT artillery was very
lively from both positions from day
break until four in the afternoon,
when the enemy's columns sailed
from The wood, Gone of them cecil
pying an em;nenee to the right OF
Tie towa Of rapiles) TO put in exc
cution his fixed intention OF turning
tee right fiank of the allied arN' ;
but his Exeelleney the DuAe orcef-
ct the height to be Immediately at
tscked, and the enemy was d!sious
ea with the utmost intrepidity. ny
Ta;or, G. nerai paekeuham. with the
taaird division under his command. 1
receiyed ors.e,s TO support hiui, as d
second line. with the troops under
my command. and moved in the d.
:recfioa agreeably to orders.
The enemy being driven rom dis
position. the cavalry OF the allied ar
my charged them with the greatest
success, notwithstanding the diih-
euities Of the ground. At this mo-
ment the eommanderin chief order
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ATTENTION !!

Tie Alexandra Volunteers will pas
rade az the market square on Saturday
next al o'clock. Those men bers ~h5
have failed to attend the two last r3us=
tiers. are particularly requested to attend
20 this notice, as the reasons for heir
absence will be required. Prompt at,
tention to this is absolutely NJ cessary!
JAMES INQUIRE, Capt.
OCtt Der q
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CAD z, July so.

Letter. from Madrid state, that
wou,d-be king Joseph left that city the
lsih to join Marrnont, and carry him a
enforcement Of 1000 men. Mar
mont had also been joined by Bonet from
the north. which had augmented his
force tprior to the battle and defeatJ to
$4,000 infantry, and 4ooo cavalry.
August !.
No language can describe the emo
tons OF Joy and gratitude which animat-
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NEw-YosK. Sept. so.

SIR JOHN B. WARREN.
E1tract ofa letter from Boston, to the
Editors ofthe Merca.tie advertiser,
dated Saturday even:ng.
A report has been received here
this day from Passport, of September
5th, stating the arrival Of Admiral
Warren at Halifax, with ships of the
line and IL frigates. We know he was
TO, there on the 10th Sept and Passport
letters ofthe l5thare silent on the suhiecl.
He has, notwithstanding, probably arriv-
ed before this time, although bis force
rr,aJ uv,-Lo Yuisv 81 considerable as re-
presented. Enough, however, undoubt-
edlv, to occasion US Inconvenience, IN
less we set promising negotiation CD
foot.
"a brig has anchored off our light
house and this afternoon large ship
stood nearly up to the light, and then
changed her course towards Salem"
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! Arragon can oRer any opposition to their
progress. Psmpalona, in Navarro, is
the only post which can be fortified BY
the enemy SOFAS % form any serious i'm.
pediment to their progress. The pro-
vince Of Biscay and Guspascoa may be
defended on oscSunt of its mountains,
bat this viii be of little advantage to the
enemy, because the sea coast is open
and Santahdero has already fallen
into the hinds OF the Spaaiard,. -
Catalonis is the only province of Spain
in which the enemy Can look for even
temporary sheltsr--Lerida, Barcelona,
Gifona, Tarragona, Roses and Figuerss
are ally well fortified and may make a
strong resistance; bat here again much
will BE- done by the Catalonians them.
selves who are all armed, and whose va
lor and good discipline have been alrea.
dy tested. These, aided BY the army OF
more than thirty Thousand men which
has bsen sent from Mshon to co.ope-
rate with the Catalonians, will in all pro-
liability be enabled to dislodye the enc
my from Alklast strong hold, and expose
him I'd destruction from his surrounding
pursuers.
May we not indulge the pleasing hope
that the end of the great dsspoiier of
the liberties Of the world is nigh at
hand. That the great purposes fer
which providence has suffered him to
triumph are accomplishment that his
baleful influence will cease to blast, the
honor, the interest, and the happiness Of
nations.
Indian Auciliaries.-The Indian
Agent at Buffalo, has beea instruct
ed by the President Of the q. States
to accept the services OF the saDages
of the six nations, and to embody
and organize them.-There will pro-
badly be within a fortnight, at But
falO between 9 and 400 Indian war
riors, embodied aud organized in the
service OF the u. States.
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BOSTON, Sept. %.

Sailed on Thursday, to the lower
harbour, and came to, for fair wind,
the cartel ship Fawn, HARRIS ior
Halifax. with capt. Dacres aud Soo
prisoners and proceeded yesterday
morning on her voyagc.-Bos. Cent.
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NETWORK, Sept. 2s.

BY passengers in the Steam boat
from Albany we learn, that the force
under gen. Bloomfield at Platt'burg
amennfs to between and 1000 men,
regulars and Militia. That the Bri-
tish were cutting up the roads INTO
Canada; and terrifying every small