Star. — London, England, 1810-10-22 00:00:00

5 that W the Convention of Cintra were not signed the French Comrnanderhad casOlaidtodestroythieitiiit . l The above intelligence we consider :ern ... htten,ti v i i favourable ; for it is a great . point Baine4:ol 2 kte at. rived at the post chosen by ilteConitnater io Chi himself for his stand. Here he not'orirlaasentrench menu so strong.as to. rep.i tbe infiqualky o f force—but he is so near hia.sioing'as, 'cry! of a defeat, may enable hiineociyring off the suiiifiti Of the conflici. totd 'Wail's's** is: also; *this movement, drawn his astliilaßt into a predication t tbe. most dangerous—for he 1014,f eiiher forthwith fight and conquer—or instantly ArgPmP.—rfor where be is he cannot remain inactive.: ••=m , should use every Pteellutialt .to stage .is to be 06, ,-• . • THE AR at . • - , `shgeltUtkir step Iseeenne - iteengsath:ne.soisitAist,efFatl • •-., .- ..t .. , . .--,..-,.. 11 .... ~ •. • . 4, iti *. si alit i gs --- Ir:Pft 9 P . i*tfc.e s t - Veire • qiiini .iiiAni . bj- - . - 1 1 11 " 46141144144- a'me 416*1111 ' f * (0 ` 4 ' corn , ,i 4 6;frolt r 4 .e -pl e a'iii iii i,,l l4 , l ,,,,,i v ,t e e .to; ,,,, ;,,,:::,. : I itt . anded.ty. der . Piancntrable Cnlonel Ciptganwrs, ar ••• j : 77 ' 774-77 . 7 w,t,.. ..., TNT —row— iamrei. •alt-'Linterick on. -Wednesday se'nnight, front ° PD.* ~ r. - ;,:!„.c,,., ; ... = , 77 .. k . af 24 , 7 .. ... i . .._ 5,400151 tO ximdttiy..4 Tine s companies of !he Leitrim, The monks of-Alcobaio 0;194 tAese.stliee)olli t csvill remain in Ennis and Clare, _The bead-guaiters who chose toutke any thing, anannifitrpi*ofsititi:...Of the regiment will be in Limerick. .. . . ~.. . to on?' arrnyithe-rest they consernea,- a ni o ns . 1 0ii4; - . Major . Genera . ) PAYNE{ is expected to be shorty,, was 9600 liitsTiels of wheat , to preient theehemy fieni seizing it;:" Kay. &mitred prisoners came in -to- dayi corn , created a Baronet of Great Barrnm. - • ,: 1 ' Lord" WiLtusoroN's action of the g7th nit was the; . , same that *as mentioned by the Ameridan Messenger taken in. rtrich!t*Placos• • ito theoScers of the ROYAL Wit.t_om, at Spitheat • OCTeiOft 12 .*-}litEx..Assuvr-n--- the Marquis Romana his arrival from Havre de Grace, in the Uni;ed •Qll . riavre de Lirace, `has'aiiive4: It oar• territory. His march is intended States sloop of war HORNET. It mai astonish a great to cpmtiirii OPeratiOns with oir General in Chief, and many of our friends to learn that the Telegraphic dispatch' of this action was only irk- days travelling not freni any other Cause, as some from not knowin g the truth may have inveuted. g:XerY thin/ shews that •in these a from Busaco to Havre de Grace,'aiittir was conveyed wor s :--ig There Isa: action, and the the march of the allied.army in the West of the Pe- Prince of Esstaso has suferti thrift kn." The Hon ninsula is the result of an accirrateli calculated and NET left Havre on the 30th September, and arrived profound plan. at Spithead the 2cl of October, and communicated The proximity of the tiro armies brings to Lisbon this account, which was then generally discredited. a great number of persons, fugitives, and others; all of whom pretend to circulate news, for the most part absurd reports, or, at any rate, very inaccurate from want of dates, and for manYotler reasons. The public ought not to credit tkienti o .butairemain assur ed, that any important event that may occur will im mediately be announced ift this Gazette, by order- of Government. .• • • aIP!, 44, • .4..4 . Though yestctdaymAi..e. tempestuous day, it did Nit prevent the rkatio;i of a Lumber of Eng ,. troOpii'aail the march of some large corps of the ,as also of two newly-forthed battilions of .• tuguese troops, who thoegh they left The 4c7 in the midst of a 'violent rain, mknifested the...greatest cheer • fulness and satisfaction; and marched with the utmost alacrity to join the grand army, or take such positions as might be allcittedViirk*lSuchis the hatred of the enemy, and such ;be de4e - of defeating their pride, that the greatestiatigues and privations are rendered almost pleasing by the consideration that there is little doubt but they . Will produce the total destruction of the enenty;And the complete' deliverance of our in jured and .oppressed country. Onr:Goveriwnent has taken the requisite measures to give assistonne to those unfortunate families who to avoid the feroeify of the erten/A.l*e been obliged to abandon their country, and litin'iefuge thisca ••• pital.—According to the accounts received of the state of our array s we may expect the happiest issue of the struggle in which weaver-engaged. The accounts from Windsor, of the state of the Princess AMELIA, are daily more alarming. All me dical aid is now understood to be wholly unavailing, there not being the slightest hope that any favourable change can take place. Her Royal Highness is was ting away very fast, and every hour is expected to be ber last. The Doctors have not distressed her with medicine for about ten days past ; but, by their direc tion, she has taken a gre:tt quantity of milk from cocoa -nets, jellies, and other strengthening things. Saturday eight's. Gazette gives out an • Order in, 'Ooiincil to his Grace the Archbishop of CsNrennunr to Prepare a Form of Prayer and 'Thanksgiving for the abundant harvest, to be read in the Churches and Chapels of England and Ireland on the 18th of No vember next, and continued to the 25th of the same. The Charter to the Borough of Malden, in the county of Essex, passed the Great Seal on Tuesday, .the 2d instant, and is shortly to be _proclaimed with.. the usual cEremonies, at that place. 4 . The Princess Elizabeth left in the Tagus, on tba 6th, hiss. Majesty's ships Barflenr, 98, Czsar, SO , Kent; Impetneux and Zealous, of 747; Melpomene, Sr. Fio-, renzo, Manilla, and Macedonian frigates • Dotterel .and Seafiower sloops, and Herring schoon er.; with al great number of transports. Mr. Jacitso, our late Ambassaslei . ' ie to America s . arrived on 'Friday at Portsmouthiiimabe Vimus gate. Captain CRAWFORD, from Nesv-York. The ims sailed on the 16th ult.. ThettateriFan papers which we have received to that date, do not - contain a; single article of news. • Mr. Monza was .about to .1111L411/ for Washington. Congress;is to meet in No ,vember. Nonvithstanding the precautions taken by *Captain CRAWFORD, five men and a boat's crew cle -,,,serted from "the VENDS whilst she was` in the Chesa peake. - The five men jumped overboard in the night, the SPANISH PAPERS. and swam to the shore ; , others took away the Don lose L opez Juana Pfnilla, Intendant of the Province of boat and deserted in the day-tiine, and reached the GuadalaTara, arid President of the Superior Junta, has trans- short before they could be overtaken.. The Vras matted to the Council allegency, thefollovrini Dispatch from chaced a French schooner privateer on Monday night, Don Juan fillitisii ...4. .. - for eight hoqrs, till she had nearly rim on shore on •f , • , '• ' the island of Alderney. The privateer threw all her a Most : tiettlebt,Sir—Some the and wounded of guns overboard, and escaped; The AMETHYST joined the cavalry under my Command being in the town in the chice.—lfamfithire Telegraph. of, Miedis, I repairecho see thein yesterday morning, Reeeitx • Juraitv;the seaman of the Recerrr, who .when I weaAfgtmed.by, a good Patriot, that ofthe , 700 . Ireneli Alt were in tk i j ang n; & gre -i*64.- tiara Rio nsAde so much noise And was left by Capt. LAXE were gone into the territory of Caralina to levy con- Fon the Island of Sombrero, is arrived at Ports tributions. 'Without toeing a•mornent,'l gave orders • f month in the THISTLE, as stated in Saturday's paper. 1 Lieutenant PaocroeWas sent to Bosmn by Sir JOHN to the three companlea_eicaililry tinder the commend of Don Nienti Sardiiaa,tion'Satuniititi Alhini; tend. ~ Wattnesr, with the necess.iry•documents to bring him •Don Jose Mondedan, and to the . 'tiralleurs orSeque:l4 I to England._ He found him working at his trade as commanded by Don Nicholas de Isidro , coil. - 1 a blacksmith, Jr.rinueit't account of the transaction in this city, tolie at , Miedis by break of day, in 0 k...1-has appeared before the public ; he states nothing der to make dispositions for an 'attack Upon dye, new concerning it. He received his disch,rge from enemy at die point *bete they were expected. The A 1 landed from the THISTLE, and was taken to London. the Navy yesterday . morning. lie was afterwards obeyed my *orders with their usual . proinptitti and punctuality.; 'and by, half-Past seen in the morn. by three Gentlemen , who were saia to be Captain ing we were already, at Putortillo.. On tenvingn, we t LAKS'S friends. Among others who have seen Jussure. at Ponsmou th, are Lord Hatiaxo,Lord Ve on a sudden met with the French, no doubt, having . been 'informed of our itthvements, hid waited mina, Mr.. WHITBREAD, Mr. RAWpAL JACESoN &C. 1 7he •Ttit left Sir JOHN WAisitis at Ha lifax, for us In It. position Particiffar . advantageont • 'the three,weeks since. Sir Ansi VrAt Value home in the ' 60 of the enem y was' 4410 .- 11 "'Ark; supported by Erwarstrea, Captain LLOYD. ; .. 3 ''. - f i . '' 60 horse. But notwithst.inckint ' i were in a mariner I surprised, myliveris, *Atm' ild4ng can dismay, prii. • lite LAVIXIA, -Lord Wtr..**- iv. has ar; pared for action with that enterPtlit of which it hal rived at Portunoeth with several o Iltaiteeitins whO 'so*often. given' proofs. The 'itction 'Was obitinat* ware principally concerned in :014 Ciiiiiitrust* lately rnaintaina" a both sides, but notwithstanding , the', •Itettovered at Lisbon. They are— •., ...,..... , ' illound was favourable to the enemy;;We at length i, * It hsePh s• sallintlat t'bi"lan° Same". Pere- gries, Jos. James Idascarenhas„ Umbina riuttlVlt Don 6ve him Cron) itg Ind porjeeit cheni nearly three *try, hew, Rattan, I . atnes Catubiaso, Anthony Almeida, four leagues. The French ,h,,ard41 . )7 ever' displayed equal dau g hters, and three servants. .%ealour, and nothing but the . bravery of my.troops i SIR e riII A NCIs BURDETT AND THE SPEAKER. The vtiuld have forced them to retreat, in which retreat , statement w hi c h a pp eare d i n a n E v e n i ng P a p ery an d they slimed much skill; consieuelk foi‘lug in square `bias since been copied into most of the daily papers,, before my cavalry.: Y et , nistsvithstiridiiteheir extra -. . the trial at bar between Sir F. Burdett and the ordinary efforla k they** hive biiti entirely . touted k i . Alpeaker of the House of COmmons was to take place 'hid not the eat..Of ,t 4 ?tench trOciist, who temitlite. .., .erithe 20th November next, is incorrect. The trials, id Bulanga, liasii,lip their aid sincrCrriered. thfir,,re ptiied for that•day are those between the Hon. Baronet' '!tent into thatleven ; aq: mops,. who ji :as *Ail # r e l. -t itici-the Setjeaat at Arms, and Earl Moira, as Cori...! horses, had eaten. no g • ' the whale day, reqn : stible of-the Tower. The question as to the validitr ,rest and refreshments, and thereyiie .T0.4,1114:4 . to 1 ---, Of the Speaker's Warrant, stands to be argued by de- 1 Atienza. The enemy had 40 itille4 Ana 30 wounded,l =rm .. :Ad we took One_ prisoaer and three horses, with a I. the Ticket, No. 27, (Class B.) drawn /9th•Octo number-Of muskets and kinipsitckti •We had Gaily : " her a Priie of £20,000 , was sold by RICHARDSON, • three soldiers killed. We had 14 Men and 16 Ivories .GoOntutic, and Co. in Sixteen Sixteenth Shares, at wounded, of the latter three are dyad; i , their Offices, corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhill, and " 1 shall not enter into any eulogitim of the o ffi cers • • •,e K . opposite tning's-mews, Charing-Cross,, London. • and soldiers iistho were engaged in thii action ; it is i 'Friday last the Drawing of the State Lottery took sufficienftoriy, tthat they every day acquire greater 1 themselves glory, - and .sha place ; . when No. 27, of the Class D. a Prize of ~haw, worthy of the utmost esteem of your 7,,iielletik and the country. 1 Twenty Thousand Pounds ; and 2383, of the Class B. . y " GOD preterve rizr Z• xielleacy many years. aPi ize.g.Two Thousand Pounds, were both sold in (lSigned) ar.-EBIPZUNADA. ~ Shares at Messrs. HAZARD, BURNT, and Co's. Office, ". -" •• ~ • . •• : . • • • . Royal Exchange ;, the former in one half, one fourth; ~_,L • . • '' ' ' -ditiENzA, Atm . 1.14 T-st, • • one eighth, and two sixteenths ; and the latter in one . in- re- i fourth, two eighths, and eight sixteenths. The Councikof Regency of the- -•0 ward. ' reacilleetreg . low- .1 MARK- LAN E.—To-day there are tolerable supplies. bray of Wheat coastwise, with part of last week's foreign arrivals, upwards of 23,000 quarters, sales brisk, gs. and 4s. dearer; Batley in short supply; andwith Malt fully maintains last prices; INliite Peas . are dearer ;1 Beans nearly at . last prices ; Oati also in short supply and eqmewhat dearer; Mimi at Litt prices. OtNUAVOIgitiNCT AS 171cDtt. Wheat, : 'fee. 925. ' ".." • 1ie17:4,' 30s. 575. • Fine ditto,' LA. i eos, • • Tick ditto, 4. 625. 63. .. Ryt, (new) Sea. 445. • . • . • Oats, 45 65 284 fJ2a. Barley, th, lA. . ~. •. Polarsislitto, Sea. SW: td. • 1 Merit, 74. IQ', • 7 Pot4of Atici ''4 is.' 011.• - • ' Vnlkte Teas Metro sue. OIL ". ILve 80144464112. . . 44i Orly &tomes:Wis. • • •.e *',.•• ; :.:e.T k •st\,* 55,;..,,. . • '' • 114•4•Ebtri able li.1004141911114014410;;:- AI • ~. A . . .. • ~.., - . 4 .sklii.ll4 - 4 • r• ' LI: ',"' 1' - • -• _ . • . . _ .1i ; itittELLtalict. FALMOUTH; OCTOBEiI to. Arrived the Caoeifs gtfn:biig' fretn-Jartlekes with . Mails ; Chesterfield packet, in 75 day; front tbd zils, with ditto. Sailed the A mime Tileate. with a • large convoy fot the Eastward, with theta *An Mu.- Nab Eas:-Indiaman. . . PLYMOUTH, OCI`OBER W. • -• It blows a violent gale at W. J. W. The Asia, Spanish 61, paned one of her cables this afternoon, and was near going on the rocks under Mount Worm A new cable was sent her from the Dock-yard, bat she is yet considered in danger Yesterday arrived -the Prawint sloop of war from a alter crii;v!, dinrinz • Which she has taken two prizes; the FavosnoTa 4 -op from a cruize ; I'Aatet-alitre and St. Nicholai French bt igs, prizes to the ARK= ffigate ; a Spanish brig with the loss of her fore and maintop mast, in the late gales ; the French schooner l'Adelphine, laden with timber, prize to the CONSTANT and PLovr.a ; Armies brig Buenos Ayres from Cadiz, last from Lisbon, with hides and crpper, for London, parted from the flea on Thursd iy in the Channel ; Spanish ship Belle Camel, from Cadiz. with hides and horns, for Lon don ; was Captured by a French privateer, and re captured by the HeucoN ; the Spanish ship Two Good Brothers,.from Cadiz, with wool and hid e .; Danish ship Sarah Christiana, from Naples, with silk and sundries ; the sloop Falmouth of London, with a cargo of fruit, from Lisbon, was captured by the • Speculator privateer, and recaptured on the 4th in stant by the PHEASANT sloop of war ; the Falmouth touched at Scilly, from whence she sailed the 16th instant, in company with a fleet of 150 sail, the greater part of which . have gone up Channel. The following persons landed here yesterday from a schooner, laden with wine ft mit Teneriffe :—Capta'n Hearty DAvts, of the Neptune of Falmouth ; SIMON and FRANCISCO MORcINA, two American Gentlemen. The Neptune, on her voyage from Lisbon, was captured by le Con- Rance French privateer, which plundered and burnt her. Also arrived the Elizabeth, of Liverpool, Au- KKR, from Lisbon, was captured by the Edwards-mi. vateer, and recaptured:by the PHEASANT. The Active Cartel has arrived with dispatches from Mr. MACK ENzle. PORTSMOUTH, OCIODUR 24. Arrived the Caocua gun-brig, from rehmeethi also a French brig, prize to the Moat, - Captain to- RlNG—she is laden with hijes, cotton, And wooL The Ninon discovered her at anchor under-Cape Bar fleur ; the people abandoned her on the approach of the boats that were sent to attack her. :. The country. ship Milford, Captain Litig _On, ar fred on Friday, from Bombay, lest filitsvkakluxbutb. The ..itebeica sailed from Bombay en the 90th May, 'r . i England. The Milford sailed from St.'"Heiena 16tft of-August. There were no sliiptille* lying e. The Cnirroxmz, Captain WatNwusonr, sailed from Bombay with a convoy for China, on the 15th.et MayMat;—Sir FRANCIS LAFORAT hoisted hit flag nn Fri .-Sir Hi" ; h 'r e he Wl N H AlA pro. D need in the :DsteigioN, Captain Follies-4, to take the command at the Leeward Island s.—Sir SAMUEL 11000 ,is hourly expected here from the Mediterranean, in i the ROYAL SOVEREIGN. Lady Hoop is arrived at the I Gene Dui, to meet him.--The Earl of GALLOWAY, it is said, will hoist his flag on board the Rzvtsoa. NAVAL Anotwramyrae—Captain Lord Wm. &sort, to dm Vengeur; Captain L. Lloyd, to the Nwihsiire ' • °arab Podia, to the Ouertteter Captain C. I. Amato*, to theCloopotrot Line tenant Mends (on t'.:e Halifax station), is pronsoced to the rail' of Commander; Mr. M'Keach, to he .iargeon of the Crown. , DEAL, OCI'OBF.R SO . The APELLES sloop of war, yesterday captured and sunk the Somerset, French privateer, of 18 pips, and 56 men, off Dieppe, and also captured a mastitis ves sel with iron.- Wind S. W.' OC I'OBER 21.—Arrived his Majesty's ships JAMA/CA and OSSERVATEUR, the former from North FOTelAtid and the latter from Halifax. Caine in Sir EDWALD Pst.t.ew, with the following ships of the line, ircom off the Scheldt, viz: Christian 7th, St. Domingo, Bee. wick, &Hone, Marlborough, Defiance, Defence, Aboukir, Theseus, Monarch, and the Bellerophos.. 'Airived the Geritude, Captain Cuanza, from Fad. mouth, fell in with on Friday evening last. off Dun geness a French privateer, which, after A Tioiniftg fight Of two hours, they beat off. Captain CUNDCZ was killed and two men wounded. . ti • YARMOUTH, OCTOBER. 41. Yesterday arrived in the Roads from Oporto, the Hope of this port, PIINNY master, in 12 days. The French were on the Bth inst. only, one league from thatplace : the principal inhabitants had lefutt, and the ships, some laden and others halt laden, Were getting out of the River one vessel with .500 pipes of wine on board, struck on the bar and sunk. Colonel TeaNT was with the militia at Oporto, and had his horse shot under him, and part of his hat carried away. The Balsa's, having received 20 men, part of the Havoc's crew, sailed in search of the other privaeen. Arrived the Dauntless, Partridge, Wrangler, and Vixen ; litter has sailed with dispatches for Skimers SAC taitEz. Sailed the Redbreat, Quail, and Paz school). en, with Princess Augusta cutter, convoy for goland ; Partridge, and Chanticleer oft, a Remain Roebuck, Standard, Havoc, and Dauntless. SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 214 .- Sailed the AGINCOURT man of war to Harwich ; the Rotatn.us to the Downs, and several merchant vessels to Gottenburgh, without convoy.—The next regular convoy for Gottenburgh will proceed on the 30th last. Went up the river Thames the Sophia, tlwaottsal I and the Anna Maria, CAMPBELL, from New-York.— Sailed the Union, Asrou., from Standgate Creet for Portsmouth, on her way to Spain. J . His Majesty's sloop CRANE, sailed frtirn Carlene Saturday se'nnight, with the Robert tfinipOrt, for Barbadocs, which had on board 240 men mfd officers of the 7th B: station of the Royal ArtillerA Sfrvionten and 40 children, and with the trade beiund ttf the West Indies, Ice. The San Pedro de Alcantara had most oppottnnel7 arrived at Cadiz from Lima, with four mlllions and a half of dollars, .some part of which has reached Plymooth by: the Ann, of 74 guns. Lord - Viscount Frri-Hmuns, Coverlet; and Vice. Admiral of the isle of Wight, hai bad! Oleasci, his warrant, to constitnte and appol4vhifof WA** Esq. of East Cowes, *to be DePoti Vl4l l , l l l kalf. Ott ShomiuidDistrict of sand d. 4a.:• Iv! z 4 '. • ..: de ‘ 41144.. ;,. .- ' ; • • •: 4' 4• , The rapidity'' with ivhichlit ;pursued the tootiteps of Lord WELUNGIOI44 piol6 that he acted trice the ~~~- .~ _q. h pe of intercepting the tFanaport of his magaiines from Figueras to Pertiche,. or of bringing him to a battle in the plain, as the means of protecting his stores. Failing in that great and urgent point, he seems from the 6th Instant, to have relaxed his speed ; and we should not wonder if he were to trace back his march, and recross the Mondego while it is yet pas sab:e. Before I r ordWaixMotod s retreat from Coimbra, the highest military honOurs.were paid to the remains of those gallant Officers Majors. Sstiiit and SILVER, and the other Officers who .si:s.APtsit.felLior ,their country, MajpobuTu,,Rfthet . '44lo;iirat) .. iiitinffieet.. of the greatest promise. '‘iiijot 4i47 . 4 1) ,Viti0 gallantly fell leading on one wing of„ the 880 regiment, was' an able and active offacePrci, standing in the army, extremely regrettid4 hcis i the son of the wortlix-Maydi of liVintheito:l' • A letter - ;inn' .. tith the army just 'reached ; dater the ItitiiiSi z r"A4tei the force • that has been detitheit.the cfailb*Apatiish, Portugusze, and English 'Arirri tT4i is teinfidiffi 'of isatialss against their thi - ilefehce‘"Al t - - place the host implicit coitficlerie in - their able Cotp tnanders,. (]enteral theAttoss;; The - *TO!' Yfrtd 'idifilarflcilfee is kept In the mast healthy state by Sir JAN= FELLOWES..-* . • AnOtheekitteriats."-Lea Eglil opposite neighbours are esitialli; redOkediti'fotelit'site are, having • sent forward every ilrinktO alitlffissrsA. If we hadany force here, stns could cage'iSW invaderi before Cadiz. The enemy is as bur); aisie are in butrding redoubta r &c. There if a neck of line, ealled*thicTiyirla Dire, which pr6jects into the Bay of tadii k 7 isid it is sup posed thii &nice they aut much annoy . our. shipping f it is AueitiOnedi'Z'ailiettstVor not thercan bombard bailia'fiotts *alai& sa - a:. A few • digs ago, therthriiiiiiioshotkiniothe remotest part Of the ramparts alAir4aa the extreme range of a 32-pounder,los. 'Orions' (bey can never do any serious niiichierto thelown; as they remain in their present ;position. Theti . Sites quitkly dispatched the Duke of been for sseikne Vint • %. expecting to become Repot, and was found to have tampered with some of the Members of the Cortes. They ordered 'in : caddy, slit if the wind was not fir to , . board and ifie!t till it was. Any thing :ie . Can hardly take Aye in so very ` large a bocii ; t, (eir, that aPathy, which has been the cause df a many ,of the tislifor. tunes of Spain, will here GOA: irsai over client" The Cortes are'procee4ilitefiv;th great spirit to re organii?theSpanish CpcivernMent, and the Patriots In the *kith of Spaiseali e Wei±:Where ployed fiCutting ra•d;thit. 1. irk tt; tsagiitt 0 • • • We much anxiety, but riot alarm,with to great battle tokhig place. The enemy has advanced as far as Santidein. OUr arnii occuiiiesi the itiaig lined Of Mafia, •irisere Lord 'ttelliiigtod - will iecei'Ve the Trench. W 6 ail convinced that ifkfaiserit Makei tf:e attack, ha will add . ati4her . wreath . tQ LOrd Wellington's honour, and' ihe . 'pritist7troolps immortal glory..-- The;onfy fear is, that he 4411 not dare to make it Al though . 'COnldent of sticCeis; yet prudence hat caused our Coi))iiia . iyi4iilo-acibpt - every possible precaution to fatiiyitti the embarlrition'OT: the troops, should cireutest4ltei render itich . "ineasure expedient Prisoiiers 41d'deseilteki 4:01y Siiriie here in'ireat mittiMrs o upwards of 1 7 0,0156 - perioni came, in Isere before ill : 0 army, driirett . friirn their boisias by the' • t;lfolltirit; Mt:lithe 'and' vforaie. ttevasta • iii 74141114 luiliinertliages (the in habitant's :Ai ch-- it-re . PPy 'to "E rep! WO pint_ out their track. rt is initioisitsle to folOny . idea - Orthe icetieetio* liter in this cotintrr:Lthey must be seen to ti j 'dicrtt s ia . . • • The army is most or derly." Tio • cOndifil .- "ar the British troops is most eiempl#Y, not a single, man of them ever touch an article-4Mb' behaviour is the adniiration and wonder L of tile Portuguese nation. OcrosEß f.—Notbing tiar titular has at since my ip 12.; ' come clown of the . 7' troops A* It is sai: same nu lines ; t4e contref battle of 12 or if imbra,. or his Vim' - - • - w -• • • - . 2 Nyouncis or rke cnc; vL Li= .nainvgyui an rc- I lasi i we. ani Kill tustispence. 'Romani hu ro , this . success, find ilecollecti . n tge lot; series 1 ii‘it.4 through 14e ° 41iiii tot lii liPiis . te side wa t '. gg lof, rave actions performed by this. Duly *serving -T,gusa with" q i ket F 0,600 gpaniiras . (his: pitiiot, fn the defence of our cause, has 'thought ' , pro- , ; •4 iia i ri.: • • - • .— , l •-• • • - V*, at !his inoppept ethbarking to taint over: per tO, confer on him the ink of Brigadier el'elsei idMortier haioi4"4 Maiieni '‘itaritic a the Royal Armies, as a pitiof of the high esteem- ill :: aniher of troeis. l bti' rr ' - ';•, , tttr iavr . which it holds hia heroic krrices—snore especially:eel ..; i r :-., °° ,. 1 . 35 r.. ':' 4 ,, ~e - " ra , his, maisty has not asked•;any reward, though iwitee ; e„ e nemy an altwOri)lW tro4 ; .trail ' timiAr "a - deseivea the most distingttished. Pr . fartiery but . notbiag great. it viitte the :, ircilii ll:W:4rue consickiatiorts. the Council o Ito, I )1 sl l nu. Gener l aii'Vjaii / t an t, sA4l t ii'-yi h geuerhui Ukewise heen'plered to rawarit the Ctilt::. , it 006 4palliaids a ktittuguesi tie nksiv-Co: artV 4l .l. ergs , asc ntlialue4 -; ' Mgdestre, 411. ', •iii‘ . , ....-•%! , 0.., •!!.• . •-•.‘ • 3./-..1,• •-. . • y iron Frlntisco Esoaa I- Mem:. s; . • $,4 the ?sesta s reatkot win he,# sntraele . Vbep' 4 *.r IR o f N' Ve z i" re , "" ' :•':/ " Ulf it takan ., ?•>'• •'..--% •. , ...., - :4,1e iT . i wiptlce art 2 -by • .. • . AIL,„ , ._ , F I N . 11,A irr 1 114 . 4‘CfentLiq.. /,' ;1. • • :' ; • .-v: i . , .