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!ND PORTVGO' . .#2)OAr: -4 i t 2sITE, SEFTEMelit i t • 7 ft , Francisco CePons w)Ts ~, a + with his forces, divided o n . the virlOita , tt,tt their presence was necessary, whew; '• . landed. Ofi the 24th, at a quarteltfailt, I received a letter from, General Pitti . .ioT,orttiipk, that he was on the ,moraittii_ortitt dirt:o-121 1 i landing on the coast of lieragiiiiiataillif concentrate his forces to protect the iliserOiaill\ ,___Th e distressed feelings expreised by Was' , General, from the delay of information; and u sideration of his being twelve leagues distant the scene of action, cannot be sAciently eipressed. These feelings he disclosed d in the General Orders which he published at Niebla on the. 'nth, which date he concealed what he felt.' He, however, put his forces in - moti on , manner * than the vanguard of the cavalry ut St. Bartholomew on the night of the I cd Villarasa at seven on the morning of the at the same hour the General arrived vlitli , try at Niebla. There informed that tbe efiassirr . availed themselves,of the darkneit of 'the fi t gftei retired towards Seville, he ordered that,' d".' opt feeding their horses, they should' pt . and give - them every possible annoyance. done so opportunely, and with such effect, left their allowances served out to therm without being ale to-eat them, and nem., • great way beyond Maniaoilla, leasing c 50 men ifi killed, prisoner** and tvoup4d‘ 4. horses, arms, and property, - , . i : •'' . ', . . itt,cro , in the afternoon on the seine da p, neral • Lacy ride a sally from Moguer t ..irid„ a yed at the-,lpom jug, and on the morning of the follOwint clO;lthe 26th) returned to the coast by nuelittqSoitibrailk. —Never has { den seen such a dityOf Mottolloa_a lamentation as that on which it was dikile that the expeditions had re-embarked, and thitt r an: ' ral Copons remained alone Ini" to restrain t14 , k . .,*1 • resentment of the enemy, 'who WoUld Vtic y.'te .turn with reinforcements to avenge the loss - he bitif sustained. Though the General . ihirritelt r tfisptited • the same, * he was not', hoWever, hithitidatedrand maintained his position in Niabla till th iterival,:sif the Prince de Aremberg at Palma, iiih'l3o9 . l#- fantry," and 800 cavalry. At the same 0/12E, Vso, he received information of 2000 wteit - biviii entered Arazina, who had demanded rations at Salamanca, whose object could be no other Alma to. cut off his rear and surround him. . }le then, gave orders tq re tire to Trigueros, Beas, and Valverde, the most corr.. ' venient points for observing the. movement; of the enemy, and flanking Afernherp . Ile itpk Such dis-: positions, at the same time, that this retreat light' support the vanguard of 300.ciialrY. On three ii number of the enemy's cavalry Made a Sadden it-,1 tack, and reducing them to the neeessity'b,r,foitik ing 'themselves, they made a most &aiI:MS smbd; and at last cut their way through the enemy ! whew they saw themselves hemmed in by a witreh superior force, with considerable loss on both sides._ CoponS sent a letter to General Lacy, which reached him while under sail, at the distance of three leagues off Huelva, and in which, we believe, he communicated to him the intelligence of the reinforcement aid inva sion of the enemy. - : It is unfortunate, but at the same time certain, • that a strong' guard of cavalry, and another of loran . try, have entered Magner, to glut themselves with . the blood of the (cw'unhappy inhabitants who, have not been able' to abattdcm the plate ; that sacking; , desolation, Ore; ' and; death, ate every where spread i'llwouo the',strOits ;and that' So!Matit•toWni, happy in the presence and protection of our aretlica,-!whoM , they, glacilY received With ' the • beat 'of drfiths;)hawd other' 4prongtVitiorts df JOT; and whose inhabitants wen f 'hist' ,tiiiihei l tilietti With bread, wine, Brandy,, Intits;44ollYers, evert without theirheingwskedof • ;13efiti and,whClpledged themselves , to suprovt4e di-, vision, lie Usitfilt continued in their nci e g ibillohood, abotilll ailiv'grAi 'under a yoke tistire - Chol ati'd'ishy. rnaithan th4t'dieybadhltherto'snfreretc, -I') : .• ~ What *Ott*, been ithe.,fateiNttitt , distriat. had the infifiMation•of The debarkaritin • rtiisliedtteneral CoPofil in timer; Ts efity-fonr **is Oeilotis notice 'weld have beeit enough to hate enabled him to post in Niebla, at the very moment of the4allY-made by the enemy, 'Mobil than-250 horse skied - 1500 cavalry, 'who; cutting'ofitheis.retreit, witen they attacked the' *lops of the•eapodition, would haveCoMpelled the*, 'to a shaiftelhl surreider. :.l'his 6mbinatties, as ,Ite- AeSS.snr as easy to a Gene al, who. knowithe charms _ aer of the enemy; • the ground, their positions, t em( other 'Etircunistaneess, would have 00 0 4 us AbejlicL tory, and along with it the importtnt capturi of 500 horses, well , equipped, and, calculated to hav e aided ns in effecting still more glorious elternriiet, Such success was the morepracticible,:WK . rivatild . : hale been impossible that the enemy could, in the prescut state of the provine r .,, have withthawnfrom. *eVille 2000 infantry and SOO cavalry, to occupy the 'ceuni- , try a second time, and to reduce it to tite,Filks . ; . sate! servitude. ,••••• ifty , - t .4,4 4 •, • SUPPLEMENT TO. THE GAZETTEOF.AYAMOVTE; YASPATGH PROM DON iItAnJECo cOpONs To •IIiEJuNTA. Most Excellent Senor-for the information cf tine Stipreirie hum, I transmit the . enblascd . iapera, which will * inform yqur Excellency of the attack which my cavalry stoained on the 21Ith stelae; very superior forces, since, according I o all the accounts, , the enemy bad in , the county SOO cavalry, MO infantry, two eight-pounders, and two howitzers ; ' . Gen preserve your Excellency mommy rears. .* ' ' (Signed) ramscnoolitietens T Nave*. Head-guano's of I.os Castiliejos, August r,.1510. To the Most Excellent President end MemVM - bf • . the Supreme Yenta ti Seville. -r , • • LETTER FIRM bON PEDRO' INEDERNO TOMO* ' • ' CoPONS Y-WAVIA.' :;.1 5, had Cu Deitiginforvnedhy scivices from my out-posts that the enemy was in Manzanilla; I gave orders that they should retiseille appeared in superior numbers. I immediately marched from La Palma in the direc. cion of Villaiba, and with the view of making a re cOnnoitring;•and of ascertaining what -forces had presented themieltes. Some !Imo easants assured ens that they szceedeel WOO web, infantry and ca? 'airy, and that they were already entering Villalba. I ordered the Guerillas to.*cietecei . and I, with the resrsof my troorok a position% the right of the - 11411 t; centre, AO lift of which' Scree miell .. parties proceeded. who engaged with our introducing thiniselves intd a wood as- if retreating. . ,parties. pr... - .‘-q/e' _ guard: The enany's foroesOkiiktlfwsh-we were at tackediate supposed to be abot Ft; 4w ! 799, cavalry, I aid ignorant of the number of Agactwir., / ; .,., ?: . a . , (Signed) . PEDRO MIGIA,ANO. - Vtiverde del 'Camino, August CO. . //EN MANUILE SISTEIIN Di TO DON FRANCISCO DE COPQNS. 'Being posted in the town of Villarasa, with theca inky under my command, I received, at eight o'clock yesterday morning, notice from Don Pedro Medrano, the Commander .of the van-guard, that his party of Guerilla were - engaged with the enemy between Vil lalva and Manzanillo ; and that he had, therefore, left La Palma with the rest of his van-guard to pro dot or reinforce the Guerilla ; in consequence of which information I took measures that the troops under my command should be quickly ready, and in it little time 1 received a second dispatch, in which he told me, that having been attacked by the division of the Prince of Aremberg, he had retreated, as it apriened to him' that the enemy consisted of more thin four' hundred cavalry. I immediately posted myself; with the rest of the cavalry, on the road from Niibla, a short distance from Villarasa, placing my corps, in two divisions, on both sides of the high.road, approximating to it. Having taken this position, the inertly came in sight 4041mi / hour ; Medrano con tinued his retreat in the best order, making a halt at the place which he had pointed out. here ermly maintained myself until the enemy's troops had al post entirely surrounded me, whom I observed to ..be great)y superior, for which reason I retreated, accord ing to your instructions, that I might cover Mendrano at a certain distance ; but being obliged to concen trate , for a charge on the enemy, I ordered all the cavalry to attack, which was effected with resolution and gallantry, repulsing and pursuing them. At this moment I was informed that they were about to flank me on the right, which they certainly would have ac complished,lad I not continued my retreat, which movement, and others undertaken in that short time, I executed with the greatest velocity, not being able •ta avoid, however, (in one engagement in_ which the :troops of both sides were mixed) the loss of 45 men •arid.29horses in killed, wounded, and prisoners,:in, klnding the•Capotin Don Manuel Correa, and *Lieu terant Don Jnyme -Reis wounded , ; brit, notwitbstand .ing,..L.Wge. that . . the_ enemy musthaye sustained a .lass cousidembiy, greater, in costsaMenr.e E4,l4ototre •pidity.of _my ‘coitairy. I continued my f ripreat to.the tread of the bridge of Rio Tinto, u4sere I .foiliam y troops in order of battle, whein T . receiieg imix. order to proceed to tiae.mact r akAr4yo:o4, c•1110../k X 4, 0 1, and I give you informant* * *A you may sile ‘ a most .exact and due acootint of akoftion, in; w hich, 10 spite Hof the superiorky of the enemy, the officers and troops under _my command • displayed the greatest ,coolness and. valoar. :. (St squi ) MANUEL v 4 tv4e, Apins: T. - " ' • • 9ADIZ, AUGUST 30. - The Marquis Rornana, General in Chief . or the Army of the Left, under date from the Iteaftiatlna , :at Salwateena, Other. 18 th - of this Faqmll, aciliPanOs the Minister. of Wes, fat on the sth lie marclic4fronl lladajoz, in.the direction of Colivinza,•and succesiivel yt to Bacaucta, tialealeon, and Salvatierra, ,where. he found the . divisions of Generals Ballesteros and La Carrera, under the ordersof,General Mundezabil. 1.-“ On stLe.9tl4. knoviiag .in I Saithtierra that on the preceding day the enemy evacualtidZaria, he Imirlil Aletteb! marched to Zafra, ordetinitencril . La Ca/. Teralnid Ballesteros, with the whole of the cavalry' ) i sind%sorrie infantry, to reconnoitre Huenti. r .1 At our troops were executing these movement; :tit the 1 Ithi they met the enemy on the heights of. VII,. laganra, -who- also occupied those of Cantargiqn„ ,Se r parated tilli Med. ant ;some hear two Dish force at the :January - 40,000 men, and that at this time it amounts to 117,000, much superior in discipline, clothing, wea-' pons, and all the desiderata of war. The French have many disadvantages in this con- , flict for the Empire of the Peninsula. Their auniesi are composed of numerous nations who have very' different interests from their Commander. The an. nual recruiting hitherto by France for the war, has been' about 100,000 men. He, perhaps, has arrived 3t, the maximum of his conscriptions, and a perse ' Tiring recruit of 80,000 yearly will he wanted for his purposes in this quarter. At the commencemenkcif the contest, the invader had 400,000 men in Spain, Whereas now after the expiration of two years, his force does not exceed 200,000. Comparing the difi ferent details, both French and Spanish, at the end of the year 1809, the enemy was diminished by death 170,000 men, and subsequent to that period the re duction has 'been at least eqnal in proportion 'to the time. During t h is interval the Spanish and' Portu gusenrsfiltelflive trebled, aid while .the latter are Progressively Sngmenting, the' former are lessening from a variety , of causes, and especially .trodendlii want of subsistence. From tbede facts, we-thisit , we are enabled safely to draw this interesting ennsiso, sion Frepek will be conquered, and driven fro** Peninsula. n edlula • 1 India Stock - 176 • Dail' Stock for opt. lOU 1?s : 111.14411 W coss.ibt set 65166 e 64 "Theiblittrt of the defeat of MASSENA is noel dime. &red. It *as firmly believed on board the Tons" but4t now appears drat she received the information from the MACEDONIAN, The following is an eitrati Of i lettei frdm that ship : - 11 The Iteeansinen, of Uebee, Sept. OS. ga Thereinto a very bard battle !Oil* ,yefffrgef •Petwefes tb French 40 Enithsh amps, hukere evokoilet4o4l•4! French are.itb o / 1 1 100. a ri ls from POlnit Subsequent to the above account, another kites was Rut 9i r date TONXAITT I . itt . Viath - it stated, that asko cer ot if it6ifigiAsi v welit bh shore to jar y ittei Lord WILLINGTOK. the me re bidnght luime by ,Kilimpl,,Bouveturi in the Toninxv, and are ,dated the Oth ult. at which time his Lorili+ip l #lrealiikv teeviert on the North of theMandogo .gioer, pair 01 , iiiibra, with his army in high •waiting the . appioail; fiLtssaii,-whci Aeliinitcei: from - 711i. Ito Viseu, A battle was .cel4iol7expected moat Ph" il3-4 - feW days, !ipprt. . en t terta s in ef ed-in the British ma gnes y whatever *Teti" be, the British Comm4der felt ionfident of being able to maintain_ bitOr:elt 4 - eiN'Orcierit *asap at least in Portugal. Our oesay.bo-inie4 reinforced by seth more tegitaltoi lois. - dos Us, 504, 71st, 9Scl, ifttp the Doke itellitiittitookbit'ocorps,-together with a company of the rifle ;). and the whok t lt h !_,„: fre g hne o were in the moot oncouent op 'srt,.!; burning with de• sire to meet iticolob:it the eqge#4. of their coitutrf• On thetatiost of our aruspopoka.Finsch had ad. vanced witfleMsiderableralafitfileot still MASSIDiA'S +4ol*noe'slimneenuiteetsoo enable him, fur ipoitiays frixuAe4AtO li t e a cMilacltes, to make m 'dead on the Eaglishroltion. tVinnderstand that Sae Wm :unarms mtnaiook.gri the continued de - 'ons from • it/Lessoia; esealmlitii:af his being in 'd ant Of psiOviiiMs. — ..•!4ft isostorseu; Lord Wsu.ititiiciibiralibitagodititd to GoTero* • meat .some iptercepied . co::ree pf tile enemy, which is &moldered as ea Annotttrit. Amin . , 7 ' /Marshal sivesticA liksPaWhirow thgPAV . fatf# 9 MORTIIia) to the Emperor bigwig, abdleakobsiessonntik belga' b dis• 3 7 /11 lath ./ , . It d Appears stoT . , tpe c rspondeece that the Frenakatiocs9:. f by t h e Imwar.iiivesed br the Spa f ir *ity.. l- • SPAN'S& AND AYAMO: General Don Fral mac a strong guars cm Ci4Vdal yi sans in ..J a ...A., .. . . , .... ...- try, have entered Mogrier t t. to glut themselves with complished,tad I not col . the brood of the few unhappy inhabitants who , have movement, and others ton, not been able' to abandon the plate; that sacking; I executed with the,greate • desolation, Are; '. Aturaenth; ite nevelt where spread to avoid, however ! : (in-eme . . through tle' . strOts ;iilki that iontanytowt,, iiapiti , troops of both sides were i - in the presence and protentioii of our arrriiorvirhomt .04.29,h0r5es in killed, N they. gladly reteivealivith : the 'beat . -of ' eireirtii,);:ted. klncling the Captain Doa ' other demonstrations df jOli sted Whoseknhobitltits 't east .Domlitylue,.Ruisvz. • • went 'out' 16-triiio.Filleiii Witfi bread, Wine, 1 , +n lairei-jage- duit. the. elti , fruits, ,io i t prayers, even wit/Att . theirl)einittliked 04 canstderabir greattec, • Orbi t ' atickwhgpledied thenuellieSittkiolopowasidi:pidity.of my cavalry.- I I vision' is %di ' its It continued in tlit' ir bi g hboi ro od, bead of the bridge of Rio , Ohotilit . hdiv ; . t, 'under 'a yoke ittiort'd ' ad digi m . troops in order of , bactle, that' fi man" than lehativichettbijakie ;., ; , .:i 'to proceed to thervad of , 5. What t • might , been : imienliVeilete4b.tintidittiiirt, bid LI .give you information, the infcrittiation of die debiikatioW reielie#lttinecal 'Astact and due aconont of .. CoOnot in ti m e t: q'senty-fotir inferiapYeSiells'notke of the superiority of the en and.valour. _ ( $. 111111 . 4% would have been ettoutgli tei hate" inabled*l4o pat H a der , my cornMaki 4 din in Niebla, at the very momtittt of theist*, -made by the enemy, more than .350 horse and- :Imo cavalry valver4e,August,stai,` .., . 'who; cutting off their retreat, wizen they attacked the - , • . CAP ti i, *cops of tficerpedition., would haver:compelled them The Marquis Romana to a shalfieNl surrender. Ibis l ombination, as ne- Army of the Left, under d ...tessan , as easy to a General, who knows the charac- at Salwateeria, of the 15t . . ter of the enertO , the ground, their positions, ,and the Minister. of Wok, that 'other seircenistaasee, ' would have gained us the vie- ii.tdajoz, iii the direction o tory, and along with it the import,int capture of WO to Bacaucta, Salvaleon, . horses; well , equipped, and calculated to h a ie g iti t :a found , the . divisions. of ( . us in effecting, stig Mole &lions eaterpriiii, Su ,4i :Carrera,. under the order: success was the mow practicible: : ".*l4itiveWcl:l4 ' -4-05 % -11141- 9 th..karzetios been impossible that , tke enemy could, in the present preCeding day the enemy • state of tbe Inpriacet„ have withdrawn *erille diarelY marched to Zafra . . from,. . , , 1 2000 infantry. and. Boo cavalry, to . oecupy the teoutti- ma•sand 13 . illesteros, wit try a second time, and to ;educe it to tale mast 011 a, iltl:sotne infantry, to reel ! 1 servitude. ~... ilo,- , - ~ As: our troops were ere c suPPI.EMENT.TO. THE GAVITTE OF.AYAMOIZTE: 'the 1 1 th; they met the es DISPATCH PROM DON FRANCISCA cOt!(;NS To 111 E JUNTA. lit g a°l29 'Who also octopi Most Excellent Senor-for the information d' the Su'itretrie parated from the iist by ham, I transmit the . enblosed • papers, which will inform yqur tillery was placed. ' , .., Excellency of the attack which my cavalry sustained on that Ulla The ‘ Guerrillas loc.p' c u aping very superior forces, since, accnnlingto all the accounts, had formed his attack - on , Ite enemy bad in , the county $OO cavalry, 2,100 Infantry, two eight-pounders, and two howitzers, -••' -' • cuted th e reconnoitring I Gen preserve your Excellency ratmy lean. • ' :. • ' I effected their retreat Govt (Signed) ramsersco•torosts T leavr.t. The Maquis Romans Head-quartsrs of Los Castiliejos, August 10,,1510. - • ot t hi s aclion, not haul To the Most Excellent President and Mendiers bf • . the Supreme Santa Of Seville. .• ' from the Generals, but IT ;.EITRIt FIRM bON PEDRO' Iftbartigo TO DON FRANCISCO were performed. The a corm:s T NAVIA. . . tinguisl ed manner whit 1 . Deingihfortned by advices from my out-posts that carps; the cavalry cove the enemy was in Manzanillo; I gave orders that they land in general the troop should retiself , he appeared in superior numbers. I- Aillea their duty. The k immediately marched from La Palma in the dime. vavi.urided, has. been bey , tion of Villilba,and with the view of making a re., outs. We took loin p cOnnoitting,..•and •of ascertaining' what , -forces had • some in• consequence of presented themselves . Some firog t easanti mined heat of the day. Our me that they eaceedeel 2000 men, infantry nna e*. two cannons, arid ; a ha 'airy, and that thej were already entering Villalba. hie their nutokess,, and I ordered the Gue llas ack*Waticei . and I, with the srlichAt—was sequisite , rest of my troowook a positionld the tight Or the Tile aanto,,dayat Gene higtiVay, - ,Copt - 11411 t; centre, .ntid lift of whidh tinder hii tmlatentutEici irme mull parties proceeded , who engaged with our gade of the same demi] ‘, Guerillas , . introducing thin - I:elves intd a wood, as- if who Lord Wellington I ~ reißting. mana's request, are ers .... . . i . ' .. : . . . • • . • ' l. ' ' .4.•• ''. , , . . r . . . . . • . . • • 7 . ' . . . ' ! ‘ • . . .. ' If 4 4;4 1 I. . VOW •'' * /-; • --:,.• -•-. . - . , , -.. . • • , s IIKALIN, SEPTEMBER 18. IlMelar,. "• : I also observed,";,lwer__,,i(ottp, n k eaL L 1. .. LISBON, SEPT . SEPT IS. . riP.ERS. '' ' t-qt:# l e4t24l(t i O u r n °. li iran,u7the llit t e d ik il . . Eiffitu muths have-chimed since the French passed !* pi Majestethilting, previous to his departure ' ' , I .. 1 . cacA.tyi;threet l iq r e i ‘v titin*tettt's, &India till itesittifi Isarea4 Itsil• •,. . ted ,to thy: itstiminity: for Silesia, orkiterthe fdlowing letter to the Pri nce a t I fit - .i if" bittliolpin Ni T h cli i f tii*,:atitiltobkiti Weleptet.:. 'df „4.000 4 . and - 4 .• - 'all• this' ' . ekthey Mire atil He .740 koow residing at Schoen in in t he ~ . . t eastitiejni ..ta t t i t t c the piort . ll4i; *A- stilVicapitV• ivied n9l4 — tip T : :n . .-', : ,'`, ... ,''. ri it teirThir . 'Et!itit . D!c y-of 15r1v-i , _. :.. ZA, .wh o i . t.thir, 0 . ritcluiit'i hat the eiletriS , !ensuing" up i ti 'es. Thiaginaposisninciiq, •., , 4, 44. „ ,a,1t,ft,.,, .. . . .. . 2 ..!7'° 24 tO Ind kR_ Vert dab. Datum g laid' tacf ' l °° 6 L t 'td: pae•g t found MystlPobliged . to retiie It Spin,. ca,lled . tbesintralfreeet isea tednied in ti '. - - dageorat E i gUi chi r of having oe- i,ve. h e .toivilds' '' Misr ; 4 disittecliMgyliwitever, utimetfiater:ithousand ntnr4 - :__OirAXelcC 'if lablyntsetique entered rei ,j, imitate. . . 4 41 t i e entllnte of tilt . . 9 • terrierpeddee aiestiketten ca .thi pg hini advice ' to your Excellency of what occurred, and•also 1 Cadiz with. ,4 *444. or 104rpitek) 7 .. TjteirMy of of teen* prottfolligo;l besressrAered userproc ika kt or .G enerai to . 10 - mike' a :to:CollmeltkistAManuel SlAS:rites, that,be should snp- 1 the left was disuLgoiteAcan‘xectie leserSO eiIuiVINLP"." OO 441116-21 ". - All" "asaleace4 . 1 lave giv es men. /4 to ad Ottotee to oloonteoeitk totor, am b eg u m , to .dl i t 'l l .' s hgi l u . port me,.as I had to retreat . toVillarasa, in couse- lof Gallicia. utifitt Sutrottnt..to lA* 4.m09 so yogee c tist I aim , cA. . . , n ib a ik at i on ;: , ; quence of :the great force , that was opposed to me.- i Catalonia, and inNaleneit, there Y.igeitirtainly some dresnisobok ~.."...- .. • a TOW Val tktaltßlClL WILLI AU: da l worth . , Thmenemy *stopPed „in: La , Palma, by which they i combatantv, but before the appeintatentolO'DonneU . ~ ~., •. , • ~.... s . . .1 , ..;:ai5l al.; 4 . and * con., gave ate time to gain some distance. This being • ob.. , there were few .regular trocips. , ,quell were then t, . ' .. Ill'"' 111 / 001114 C 41 %*7- it i k : • f i t ti o i l sarved,he•pursued me to within . quarter of a league i resources O . f defence, but . .mrlift: • , Ol i gilifirr ? , ~, .p• .- . ~ - . A9141911 : 4!)e r , _spe . cte4 ! o wl . ly e t p i esse d., of Vi ll arasa. I anticipated the Piss* of a stream 1 following is a statement..,,wgjiint exaggeratior, of e i f itailkpg., t,, i ; ..th li a,t perti_e 2 , 4.. th dr.?'" month. leral Orders of thedefile, aid taking a poiition to itisight, I suc- troops regtilitant discipitned . .. •. t o:h . ..ti 'f _eicr is t ri " 2 ; gi7nsl sl ait'l W.ei* ettePred by 28 t h, ei , . i.O - - Coeds's'. in protecting the .Guerillas„*Aitopped the ThIC effective "artily - Or " thee T er,tr e is composed. of Ent' .. . •. , wtth-dte peimieskg Of the Ser.- -•- ,-, enetny:vritha fire of carbines ; but though we obliged •• 15,000 at least-that of 44 . m v i g s k i, 4 ItOinana c tscf rill 'Nation, - with•whorn,thdy *men beamited th e 1 , i r Ca ne h t them to fly, I continued: my retreat as far as the road 1 1 including the garrisoniory,444o, %yak . ?ID Woe hal% •'WeJikcWiseteankAN4t 410 r Antrance ).? *Nth was of Y ll larasa, when I was 'dined by - Colonel Don j the Isle de Leon, 20000:new besides the viilimieeri gav!Seimeol...s*c.o3oo,l ~stAlTlNgli!pffisl ! look - 24ili;:iiach: Manuel Sisternes, and, assisted by' his cavalry, we iof Cadiz. In Gallicia, - according to accounts printed to satiny% -, ~.. L , v_,__. _ ..h.: 1a x i .......a i ..: t.........„.......„ ,... . th e 25th, a n d both.ckarged, sword lir hand, the centre column ; but•:!„ the 22d of Augutt.4 2%.512 m c u. We have not exact . i __ .., - - ~... • : -.:-51-.lttlb ~. ' ' -- '',LONDON ; T: -.• iitadv' idi a i ti n fi l n. thernernj making a rapid movement to the tight and 'i returns of the regular force in Catalonia and Valen- , rirE EVENkNfy-sTAit.. • ggving left. With a view of surround i ng us, and finding that I - via, but each if :thew ntmirs Cannot consist of less ! 4 41 / • ri , h a a -we wee-n*ll cut off by a square column, which 1 thin 15,000 men, not Comprising in*the caleulatints ... ti • with N ,A t h. ,we had not till then observed, considerable confusion mulsitude of monntainters, skirmishing partiei, orre.. : • .:- , - . 4? !is ~,,i . .i,i 1r. ,-....,..„„ „,, i ,, " 1.1; , .... nirdn e. , t h em and some little:disorder arose in our retreat •to Niebla. Timentielinilitia, all ocwhich are. more numerous ,•,-* ......., ! .. i n um% oar BS A 6...1 7 11° 4 . i Thi s was • Haiti% raised the river, and th e bridge in theheight :in these provinces than in any others. - The three di.. :"PIUCE, OF.ST 4 THIS DAY AT ONA q`c i t"lk — ':". et, that !they 'which governs this place, I found myself with t h e ; visions of Villacampa, Bassecourt and Cop Ons, a . .. •••• .. COM faltilDlSltt, awl account, 661. n'T •at Palma, lAid-de•Camp, Captain Don Jose Queveda, who had' t 0.9000 men. -We have.not included here the garri-'. l4 4y ri ter Cent. g5ll-Ontotum 6f db.' 1 ., • " i posted in the same point S erje a u t Don Manuel Sis- , sons, nor the detachments of Empecinado, Mina, atid* ''' " nait4 ul. Is. die. . to es. pr.--Beelets lea ise. p r . ..: re, . pursued a "' ' . PILICKOF STOCKS EADAY, o n t h e na i l !terpes with 15 men ef the -Guerilla, who kept up A Many other situations, nor the flying corps of Attu- - • ed,arid some fire upon the enemy,' and pursued his parties . They rias, La Mancha, &c. -'- " 3 par coo c0u5..657 ,1 6 , 4 50 I Long Mo. - .. then . proceeed to Villarasaileaving iiktbe way a strong From : the whole it appears, that the regular Spa- s per Cent. Navi9ll 1,4, t EttE*Eltb Vs. dlo. p a r ..: = _ _ ____ . rpu- --.t. 41..2 kir-which-we were at-1 dish force at the end of January was only about ottini atilt ei '• - 1 1110 1 6 I AL Ticketo Jen. lie, _ 1: ' 7.517- keiiire -3 3 - itit • • iaqaFemt pn w g ed- lan grounded, failtd • ti .117 atiseoTere.d that tkes:e,,tailio afro of tfie TheXoniatiraititiO•Cifildttshiiieke by the lioT 4 4:faiA/ 1 / 4 r olftaidai, = :: hintke-arrivqd at POrtioviati r ll4 NititttiPeatt aigthisent- f to, the gsti " aiikteit ut ) suppdn. od by an ~ ; > tbwiterl• to shear that thetrenhisula • . • is 2 cprlsidered as hpperets : • • Yesterday 4 Gofiiirlserit •Ateived dispitclieetrom FORIIo'Nj7ktiLLIdENCI.' . ... . - - PARTS. SEPTEMBER 27. Yeitetiffy their Imperial Majesties took their de. l i karittrefrcun Paiii for Fontainebleau. TrSe " - ItiiPitial Guard has given an entertainment( to theTortuguese Legion. The Portuguese exhibit- . ed the utmost enthustasin at the idea of going to Por-s, tugal to tight against the English, to undeceive 'their: - countribien,and to hiduee'them tti pay their tribute Of admiration to the Emperor, whom the Portortfeie' Legkiii has follckved id the' field of battle; tniete they parlOok of the glory 'of the French armies. 1 1 1 1 4 ,-; . • This Legion is composed of the choice teirtforthe Army,of Portug.d, end ihelMeers beionging46 ft; 'for the gietterlaft, 'are of the-most considerable fa. 4 , rst milies Of the country. The return of this •Le * lihi Portugal will be the best answer to the a libels and unfounded calumnies of the English,. ' have not failed to represent to their countrymen that I the whole of this Legion has been either poisoned or assassinated. r FI.USHING, IL The Commission charged with the distribution. of the indemnities which his Majesty has been pleased to grant to the inhabitants who have suffered by the invasion of the Scheldt, have terminated their labours. M. Diefville des Essarts, Auditor and Counsellor of State, who Was appointed President; is abet m gait Flushing for Paris,. to lay the:R.eport before bit Ei. cellency the Minister of the hiterior. 71 . . COI..BERG, SEPTEMBER S. • • • Last night a cutter brig, accompanied* two boats, pursued fifteen !mull vessels laden. with-salt, which. had „gone from hence to Angenvalde:ithtil they :were near to Bodeultagen, a Mile frOnt" The English captured one of theta, and; tht 1694Ziiir dcr sought refuge in Bodenhageni wit= these:um a ::detailisuent of troops., • The enemy tontinuedits fit, 'upon the vessels, and they were answered corps on the coast, under Lieutenants Melenthiu-and 33oltzik, after which the English retired. The gar. rison was called out and evecy preparation made, in expectation that they would return during the night, but the enemy finding' we were so well guarded, did not think fit to make any. attempt. The garrison yeas i g"" 1 " 9 " II " """ "‘" r ''''' " ''. v...• "• tt ' b...." —1 net think fike ttempt.* 'Eli sins ' iarated from the fist by a valley, in which their ar-- • tto ma any a e garrison . deshlik,ri modcot l' avaifite Myr shiopted a tia .7_ illery was placed. . . *under arms the whole night. • • niribi:ald loti ' . -attekoriorl irtieressall w The,Gurrrillas kept up their fire till; the enemy NAPLES, SEPTEMBER 7. .-, . . ..-) "Air Ortikr tb Weft i ediona mica. tad formed his attack on our left, when baying . ese ' A vessel belonging to the Cunning, on turning fnciif th 4 • - 4 . . .... .........r.:„l t t / Mje"' . - :used the reconnoitring ordered by the Ge.nan4 they routed the Brandin of Corfu, on the 3d inst. fell in *fa baliWlP#4o#4lll l Pc i P4 l / 1 " • .- - affected their retreat covered by the cavalry... ; with an armed vessel under British colours, of six ' , I Th e E nn i ct eingstrivate Letter s rn : The Al trquis Itoana is not able to give the details pieces of cannon and 40 men. After an e ment ... c,... i p i •,..:, Nti I t , ,e l ip•m*BEß 44. -,t' this anion, not having received the particulars 'of-four hours our brave sailors took it by n t a orrcring; '• if ...'1 , .41 cia.isioio From the Gererais, but many acts of individog valour audit has since been conducted in safety to Vie 4 were performed. The artillery behaved in,tbat 'ills- : ' COPENHAGEN, SEPTEMBER IT. 1 11 1BOIli fig tasy. isontli,expeaCtii liar Pi # heist. tinguisl ed manner which usually characterises that seallffi i A Swedish ship of 26 tons, laden with coffee, ellaeta4 lll / 1 11 al'irials . and ~ i as mut' to bring .... Ak,Piptfpnimat, . . , , . .`` tii: „ 6"kili : '' eve ry_ ie. thing cerps; the cavalry covered diensselves with glffry, , and in general the troops, Of fi cers, Old Gt. : n*4%lld- gar English flint glass and dy ing wood, which en sti. . the point" to an lenstki-Vbe English are at Coimbr a ' tered ' this port, has been conde mned, because sbilad the French at Visen ; and tidtli'artniet collected. The filled. their duty. The loss of the enemy in, killed and . been tomes British conver. . wi,unded, has been beyoud corapsujsonzreater . than ritilin a short space 55 ships have enured, d - Tennant came in on the 23d with the Soth r e g an 64 owe. We took forty prisogerso.and'on our lisle lost i. /1 ailed out sf the Baltic. A ship from the north some inconsequence of extregek,ayeaTl#4* .a.0.t4.1 p t_wo line battle ships ital. Sketi two frigate on the passage. The armies are very nigh. I ha' and the 71st arrived yesterday, 'end more troops . af t , sw heat of the day. Our fly !)IPerY4 9' ! 1 :," 4) . ' two cannons, aect- a howitzer, WRS ql, ' ' • i1.... .. ti , near Kullin,*and three tnen of war ne a r Anholt: letters from Oporto to the 23d. Several vessels l ' a _ a to hie their numbets, and disynoti . atl i ffipA• •N; . w ~, , • VIENNA, SBETIMBEA to. arrived there from England under conv . oy which. it- was requisite ps a liit irr y l i tt: i iri ! • 4a the country near Nassaberg, in Bohemia, in the Undaunted. • The aunlaPditra; General 41117 * Z.5(4., : vill district of Pt ince Charles d'Auenberg, 701bs. of su- h a Our .i. bea .rh d e Under hie ea*fon nd ;:j a.n fi l t: fef l OTt II ' r it luilivele "' ""unifactur•d from maple trees, l': e a c i l pem a. French very close ; yet still whe al : gale of the same description , uncle: Ce tera a'cldin, to any ' procured from canes. ' T h e .gees furn ished a .-I .q , uarters are atLumena de San ala t n aE g : who Lord Wellington has sent at the Marquis of Ro- horn 80 to 2CO measures of syrup, and they weie D og mane's request, are expected. injured by the operation. of opinion that tney may be obliged to retre.o. -- 7 annot be are, however, so strongly posted, that they c . . . . .