Star. — London, England, 1810-11-21 00:00:00

~.:;; . ..,.. ~: • - : - "'E •-• r • owl. 10.. rztamair ..: :. ibreipads 1 liiesehifedwtatda:srei c ivi l; ;t i• - tha p t i sill : ' • • .i 2 - 4pt r ,A, _ •'A . . "•' % it tWA gr V ,I Mr' ift;) W. Ittf•r•7 i !z off rn •t , ,,.., ! ' a , .. ' -1• - r t i t 15 P..'r Ho lil ie tai i iiiii t A sei .... t lita ilit i • _ I ' liteleriiint =tett', Men guy* teed acts aTvenknat, _Wei DON GAZErrE ,XIILTRA.ORDDIARY. horaetnett , at the' aisseaunted, atiSitiligibellia six or et Frenchmen were the vial's's, of th eir*. the fort a t Abrante:2:l I conclude wildilli6iti- .. 20, ISIOr - ' and killinglive • the • rest niade their escape. " The seistneef. ' I should/ere observe, that_anityfieg can which have fallen eitatieteirt ,i tvir•-le ' ik * fr . " 1414 8Eitiiili 'ET NOVEMBER IS. , Qr . heities.fletV - In different directions, so that only two possibly exceed the state of wretcbechte . st . ip lish‘ch I- swelled Olt River, tad skin these • crifild 'be sek(Uted. One RAE - tie-Man was killed and foulid the city ; the entry , not content ' with sacking reared ag".. .--% • . ~ !'wing are Copies, have been received tAtto vl r i t m s led, : •. . • - it to the very utmott • extent, and stripping the few -, They are still reported to be at work- npan ,_* ,'' . ;at stiejeanf. - . rs (Ace. addreated to his Lordship by 10111; house. and •• I h.we detaeliv.l blajor-Gentaid• Vane_ wah 4 1---A ht -4- ii , - , You will also be pleased to report to his Excel- housekeepers who remained of even their personal for a bridge both at Santmem and B artiatit - 04 - .... , - "c h. ttiw4i ngt"` . li t t i scAfiti" d d len - cy,' that in conseqvence of intormation received clo th ing,' had waatonlT sit fire to Na! ' ',.. .../. 11541 Ye upon the 1 Atli instant ; those of the 'MEI 41 . illth• '•- - • i*Elotell . i'lth instant ; aad those of Ilse Roth of from the country people that between two and three Iliad heaped into she 'streets, in one general mass of cava l r y and infurry to the l eft f the f Ta u g s s, October, Mk day. -•- • hundred marauders were destroying the, habitations ; disorder, all the furniture which they could not . take whoml hope to ' receive accurate accounts .°I willt . • MY L . 9)‘l), PllO No" Octobertft, 'lBlO. and committing dreadful outrages on the few pea- kVA the army .;• reasttitat be expected, *refl . :4%4:Na paining oppositp to him nit thi s h id e; and he will .1 Since I addressed you, tote eneitiy• have been ern-' sants that fell into their s hands, about five leagues and soldiers, of whom abdiat - eight hi444od, r ere relatives to vents` "to destialy these materials if i t bhatsid , Floyd principally in egaatiiiiiliering he positions oc- a half from this, I do4llo_ol the Major di Praca Fen - of the town and its neighbourhoW,"iteonipaniedby • practicable. capied by out.tioeis, and in strengthening their own wick with 150 recru it rain mditia.yesterilay , evening their wretched . relatives, could.:padently witness a.-- It is reported by all ihe a '...serters that the en , In the former object they haee.alrirmished. to disperse or bring theinAnain which he bas succeed- 'scene of devastation in which their property had been troops eaptinue to suffe r . great distress frnm th e • • ..- • • - Y'-• with the troops on our out-posts, who have always ed, killing a few . ment and making 28 prisoners, with . thus unjustifiably and irretrievably destroyed. I re- of provtioons. conducted themselves well. the loss of only two men. . quest your Excellency, however, to be perauaded that , -it icimpossible to form. an estimate o 'r t h e d., ,; • . On the 1 tali they attacked with infantry, support- • Major F e nwick speaks in the wannest terms of the every possible etertion has been made to give protec - of provisions arbich•they found. in t h e v ill age ; ;‘,1,1 i ' .. , q ed by artillery,• a small detachment of the 71st regi- ardour of the recruits and the militia, with the olli- tarn to the French whb have fallen into bur handi; ground. which theynccnpy; but ids certai n tarts , . • talent, which formed the advanced guard of Limits). errs ivho commanded them ; but what, under cireurn- and, after the first mob:tenet, I succeeded in S.6euring Can draw. none _from Iltly, other Pali of th e eli ii " , • IliantrGerieral Sir Brent Spencer's division, near - SO , stances, he has considered equally worthy of admita- taroGinn insult. 1 , the whole being in tsi , p , 4seseionti our troepa. - ' hralde Moritagaree, in order to cover one of their titan was to see resentments stifled, and the soldiers As Brigadier-General Miller, and CelotietVirillon'a • - The-garrisonnf Renielte artdtheaani tanat .• . reconnoiterieg parties. ;This detachment having the alive only to the feelings of humanity, anxious to corps, will arrive here tp-morrow,' I propose to - leave which pliteeCapOin . nowice, of iii . .p at i ttmum ,„ • Ilonouiable -Lieutenant-Colonel Cadogan and Lieu- s p are the enettiy they had subdued. One"Of my Brigades behind, and tOnaireli,' With'-alie vice, - hailatelY occupied, uftcler the: dhe c a oof , ...t. tenant-COlinel Reynell at their head. Charged the You wiil also be pleased to report the arrival of I 2 remainder' of in* dielainna 'al an escott td Oniat#ollir gadits.-Glicieral•Menta and the -Ftriti s - h, eav ili e .. , • 411eMY in the most gallant style, and ch'ore there into deserters, who with the prisoners shall be sent to Lis- such is the animosity of the peciple . of this iT4frj', . apt 41 carryon a des,trtictive otaoatie in the f rii -- the town. ..:•:..-. ..•::••:!•. - .;• .- bon the first favourable occasion :-•- I have the honou r excited by the late 'passage of the , French army, that ifitilt enemy 's riAs. wlple Ole high mad from ca t .l ..' Thu whole of the Stir corps isatirnEe, however, and to be, &c• . (Signed } , R. BLUNT, Brig . . Gen. . T C - Offside ‘ r iny presence absolartelf.tieStsfot, PAffi-, -iff,LtyZia ii,ll ihepossessionist.Colonel %lax': ~ part. of the 6th, arrived on the ground near Sobral on Lieutenant•Calosel Arbuthnot, Military Sacretary, &c. Cnlarly in the intermediate district !between blonder eitehinent. I enclose ar letter * fa .m arshui . - _,.." ~,,,; that evening ; and I therefore thought it..pioper to I hope his Excellency will not 'disapprove of my ',lD''' . v "At' l •; . ' • . . '', 0 131 0•44 1 1-q? e eifec Cif tiny ,2 l:g . Fi . P . 'ons of Bfigadiii .. • aeithdrew Lieut.-General Sir Brent Spencer's divisiontonclmi e . this rep o rt: b y assuring your E.•; . • . sierg.Pnat and, aptabi. Anrick. having permitted the pa.rty of militia to dispose:of , 4: 11 , ! b . from the advanced situation a hich it • had occupied, , . • ecifletikkliFt - thbViiii Of.'the Militia Viol thii•OCl-4 , i liiive receiv •no. letter from General Sly i ei n ,ettd these troops marched to•Zibreira, about One mile the horses. • • • Craw Cochin, Oct. soottio. einiite t t itch . 4 . 'av;iiils; de iledit•iii any tiloePt'olthe a iatir danifirshihe 1941 October. H e h a d 00 , , ~. ,in, tile rear, on the 15th in, the morning. • MY Lear -Sinee winking to your Lordship the information 1. sine, aed I , has , e ohservedino individual exception 1:I ! that• enVer/seat4lif theln i ts . o . 4 2 , t y o f t h e , :• • •L'..T.lte gun.boats oft- the Tagus, under Lieutenant have receiVed from Brigadier-General Miller, rel.ltive to the re- do noti•therefore, ethintlirstent any ii!artictilat.officer::,. troepi ,in. castale. • .- lietkeley, with which Admiral Berkeley has supported occupation of cotaiara, I have •receivpd *from Colonel Trint a:I have the i honour.kliia-tdi: l tthvittlY i.i . .. ir,eaar. I He eecupied wish-his detachment the roads f.... :Vie ,right of the • army near Alliandra, have likewise more detailed statement 'nip, antes, and which 1 have I Almeida -to Trancoso, Velerito and Guarda. .H the honour of annexing a. •• • vs. • .•., r Lordship's infortation. , :been engaged' with theenemy's reconnoitering par- The ro „, 3 Nei Negro, S7th October, tete. i had hinad-that General Bonnet had evacu ate d a t iiers, by CoClotak ••• . 'tot:meat, appear to Wave 61. si"ses 3 :: • GEgi*e 4" date 'is the 2,tfinf October, 'Stun:ter • ;ties, and have been of great service to us. been more numerous than4y-titt '• • ,aunts we were led to , MY Loan-I enclose two litters froin Marshal 'llrescord, 1 As l ttridn*,.. have: ! tet an ter d, i s t f i r s o s m up E pose ctre d ma , - lia di t m a tt .u v i e j d e tte str ßisei , 'y I have the pleasure to inform your Lordship, that consider them ; three of Eger • '. - arwards, collected by with Reporti from Brigadier-General Meat, e • the -enemy's detachments, ar *ties detached feign thi ;OM. the - Report w.hich-I communicated to you in my last 114,sadier-GeneratiVii i . it trea ri Sierrot i a n t C h o- of Penictre. 'rise former 'vrairinentiOned to *yoar LOrd 'e Ilivatch, regarding the march ' of the detachments of ne t of C lonel Trust captured : •/‘ ' : ••' •'• ' - - my dispatch of the 9.l:ith irirtant • flume, fitc. (Sired)* l'•1‘ 7 4coenyes eorpi wailitill• at Ser . i4e in a very inc., a., . ..,- troops under the command of General Barcellax, h as The citcuthirance =std mode of the re-occupation of Coimbra, wri:tiiiisiva. :iffilil4• WS` hariog Many sick. • • , been confirmed. . • is an additional proof of the ActiYin and Pru4en.t epten , tlat with Read-qUarters, Caul Cectde, rods October, tato. ••• ' .. kly lait•iecounts from Cadiz are of the 2 0 d tilt. I •' 'Coinfiel • Trant - arrived near Coimbra on- the 7th, in t has -o-..--.. t he . o„ects:ce the instructions ► %A . , . . . which Colonel 'lr f tt01,..t hi i,iir Low -4 pare the honour to annex oho-extract or a letter (Signed) wet-Loam% IVen to him sad which I have no doubt your Lordship- will• • ' and immediate) attacked the enemyli vat-pests, g - . , . • . - 'MY-Lord-I have the honour to • - • appreciate. . - (Signed) • W. C. litassmen. . . . which your' r.tUdshlp will see be 'doiliniers to" rip, tisvneutis. StPFarils 1d Nov. 1411 i m . 04 slit Iris tieai the etie937. - 1 kit*, -.••• '.. ••• • ' taken from,the several'reports received from Dri l la which he - cut olf from the town, and he then pushed. . . - • • Coimbra, October 7, taco . awes, 4 il . . dier•General Shtt, of the ountlitr of killed ana Fri , into it and took possession of it. The resistance . made • (Siturdi . . NV: Col ' R weep, - alay the enemy did- not last long, and he took elegy'. .Sta- I have much plrartiOn acquainting your ititustiat and ',Woe...General. ''..• officer's and 5000"titen ( principally sick and Wounded) E.Tatcellency with my hams sticcessftilly attacked, the - ' 14iters tili - the :detachment natiCh he sent front P id . ~.pris. do . a 5.... . , .. • • • • town of Coimbra this da , - with the loss of only aftw • Extract of a Letter from Brigadier-General Blunt, to Lieutenant- • ob/d os • de t h• • • d of ~.... • e e ft .. ,... th (L e ie proved uteuant i un n it i t te tbe ci r . t i t f irs a , 01h7ni* lacer; apt dis which, w riport i ss in :i •• • cotonef Arbuthnot, datellforighei inch Octeber,lBlo. s,r I have the honour to enclose the copy of his report teen a.%!d wound •• • ... • ' • • . • • co• Marshal Beresford, and of a letter •?,. - fo • • • ' • • - You Will be le ••''• 4 ' -. ' from Marshal ..,- my letter of the . .1 had . the frump. to inform p. alt.4.l . _pprt, to his Excellency bad beta prewiousty reported upon, will :sake 1 ~ Bernsford upon this success. . . . • . • , • • tbe following day Brigadier-General Millerta% l i on, that it was my intietletatii i)liiieeitto MeaThada 'Marshal Beresford, th;l4, 41,1- in !if infouoa. 4 •__ :tile con . rse of th pctmn eat ' With.; sattaifircehlsit'coism.clifinci rutionau,dl:lieta/V-4apaltly-... IE6 'rtiki: - 7th 'site %' lel 69c11119 arit w ol: flee enrol I l e to that dettchmen, , • 'Colonel Wilsontartived at Coimbra %with , their de i, ,{ ring f i tire' • moors , and' they have.sincetaken about .150 prison .: • • of Brigadier 7 Genettal ~bp „ . ,._k+t .. 2111-.lcolonelWitioli; an fo t r . age . rs, but unfor "le i c i l lbil t eu T f 4 ' xi t 2l ll:- eit '' - .. cafry•OCaliciut IGO men.' '' • P- : ' l4 ' ..- mumF : I take , the occasion of remarking to your Lordsb. . . being ar.ldiers;who hadstra,ggled min their eats rolublang 2 .ii at. ta4. -MAI - . iacify . ,. $4,. On int".sih, yf - - 'major Pint o wa5 ,.,.. , , yes , ,,,er a y or . t theit , l learnt that-these two corps. weredela A from purpose to a distance.v vatic-ague,. He succeed • • !. 4410 the. enemy'a march, as they say, in,sqare4.4ftiod. ~ , . _,. .. . Yr:- . • ._., •,„; .. . _ __ _.•,. . - , „ .„ „,• .• • ~ • .. itirtealfand judgment of Brigaier.Getteral Blunt i .. . o p i on d wi4„ n b a ,,, a i oce a d maopo ,d. to. .e, ol; o4 a w ith want of sepnes, in XIV very exnansted districts: ex- nt tai4og ao prisotieff,tro of tee .c l )r i PtArkrt - Piir itoechpving.titritt of -Obi when the Princir ....o t . a dy nna ti 4 0 f i n - ta l ly an d a li g n . An d D r i tending infrne;)iitelyithithofaiiico, and Affrtie arid one of the recruits.- Ilt. lasigneat gratification tp t oz !.. , w. 6 ....... - , d • •.• , ~ , s - • • v ' -..i. - itkei v ir..Xlij lio - • i f • •c... 14... i• ' -ii. see the alierft efith - Whishltiti.offertheituYek* =o' . f-g: .. iglerrq . .-PoseY At and ne g ; •res mit.: - tadier- l'Aillrr is at Coimbra. •• • "t""T 4 tt' i c 4e4 4 ' • - -"t' ,'"' • • t P' 9 ' P .- 4- 7......." - 7 • • -e-° r• wpPletkitiniCeptaift rentwick for his cei t and • a el y a , • I k!ICIOSPaa late. Nirkal Asresfot4 qn . these eenseggente'nf: the .titi/Ftl . a it, , , : .: , - ~ l a every occasion. •• - •.'• - ••;-" - .'4 ' •.'r , . ••• •• t 7 '.. - : duct in the command ef the small denithment h tram . former marches., • ''•-•,: '' • -• : --• , • ,- --E'T; - ! -,. - . ..E -, .- - 4 .0.-„,. . • t•!f^ • been' enabled to . detach ftoraPeniche, under his ;to •••i • A.datacbtmott from theganion of ,P 6414,. pent Thad now no other alternative in order to greaTut . prip tignactit.Octobee, !!!;9. Mind. • - • .1-/ • hire the lisiationiiii'hief'kc. • - •„,, . out hy : 43rigadier,Geneal *ha r -and gtAiii ron. am Fo.ctiancai•-•J .*fenc4. , V 404, Place ,t . . • :1,C 0111 4 4. 4, .Mr Chash...-Therealyfipt.'ociaitirtAte same - posi. '.• : • Ifitßned) -- - • *O. WitESFORa ,•,„ v i cki has ,b on succ o s f i d i n. 4 o,!itrar. manner, an d . from4hrsj want only three 111EITOCagitti 'diitini; t:l.', sin ffeett OF lbw' . 4 a .. lirMlit!:!) , t7 l l_loerikti . To Lord, viiiewaw rit t ai; 840, &xi' '•. . • • ! . ;. i . baL brolghl: . ,n ..+B,..prispners maileli the, reset of the thall, to Or9Cced, .04, .vOth. - lil „ . Y - , ° YO -41 r 4 . 6 ___,Pi , .* ___• hil .L.,..,Y el • : '',_ A r : e *-4 7 •* ); o*. 4 0 .- /k ••• - - - . 70 0 1 .a s_ - . * !_i i !' :s'o l 6 7 : Kula; vicAndird. -- i*_*ii;aan by the Denchr I- -- itet iys s argobi h ove oka . . (lim;.. 4 0, 4i cu..tfn i t . a strong prcilirnicy piftect..-9:. l n . * . lfthip . F. , , Aneeae. tacnea so*. 1, 4 ... - litomide . asantir! and 'on vf .- 4- tit±co l ii,' undec ni,e_ peso 7/0,904 geirm, lost' ~,,,U4onci Wads , Sallo:11411))st . sm employe4;byfene with hada' not - bean made: l6 ) o WD+ • •••--* • !. . • * g4ii gsttlill n itt9# Inßel4„ 4: .'. ' ; at flat .. pipdp - • a tm ' . - . . bootAchnvat** :W*7 and illiallirY, also in the . 'I therefore'- snatc h e d at m id -clay, laving a mut- viral tbe division un d er billgOttlilan hatlAit I.llTtarf,, • Plial•Octo r 2 lliirrnl~er3_ll7:- Se in, 'll.rhs4;s - i t i s phi ii! ' i p l ri 9 so P ti llv r: '7 7 pti • • killed ;.4 ttierny's 'rears ' has takgn- maw prisoners. . sf . frro . accoun ts • • from , the Cothowitt4inC.ollPoet al. i 41114:‘4,5 • . bettotheyell,lo9 , sets of 'host/nil Middles niktats. V - ' - 11 3 4 diffeukie4 whjelythe enemy experience in pro.- • .1 • i that gallant young officer Lied t: Aptantes, of, the 2Ath, tbaf ':beefy Of •tl4.g tikcikriy i s in- she hsteslirrtinttbe- lyt•Nirresul t er,- . Eskiwiia 2 liffilill.' '4l cur i ng p ubii s s kiwgt w ii t.t tp itirk s having i pva do t hi s nemel have already had oceasmVtO" animism' yiiiir fintry air& ea - fah; •,ent liiiiniar On thrat o ltay. -solpieertaied4lovi. fele,- ' • : • .-- . costAt-EY, WithOMX:Wg3Ptick t ifiC! having adopted no Excellency's notice.; suppotreallipento hundred, light The yep0 . ,4014 • 1! . hOF, ...„14ettflotti the prisriarA Retum of n Kilts t l e Z7ciunticil, and . Missing of the Army under • Ingaseres *a. gin . security4l,lteir rear, or of their 'troops 4: th e . cOlelnit of infantry: . *as beaded lay the and - deierters. witch have liectoifilii; " •. 6ticur in . c°l t • l ye ligl i ri,a Ih r j4 i t i '• • ••% k e, communication with SPAM,(batnndered it neces k ary Coimbra Reg,iTent, ,41 the.,.PR if A. Ik l ick i k' i l ti . iIY: 'the-accounts of dte' distress • Mt by thovilettly fat the, wg4•4464 fOrrj 4 .ii - holi .. :r, t... for the soldiers to stritggle ihp.warcb of foOd; and -Plan of attack it was int#l l 4o-it.r.to eat ' i ti'ar.:Woiibints ukint •if, Ati . hvisiditi"brall"! - deetriptidas:' They state • WoOttitecr-- -- 1 Offieeis,/•sery:aiits, 77' rinliand file, te . ,•:L ~ -ntit a day passes that Priseciemand deastrepas are noV, at • • one baste, division by the . igh . roe : faro •ffh,lN'filq*lre`, Offittlit'aticrtrCepVribg materials ' 'tP M,!ei!471.,.1e9..t,q,!. f! 7:1!'-.0,-d-P,!•F , .t., 1 .0 9 r, 3 F 1 *- :• , •i• •l ' iggt in ' • • - •.. ~ E 0 rto, the other•lo branch off - frorn•the column • n construct a bridge over the, Tagut - a jaw. iiftliOUgh, we , „'____„__ • ___ki A ______4tPf 0, Llifii'ri l t'„,..„."thgeil.., .__,_; - „, , • •'". • AII remained quiet in tp,e Nqrth of " POiaega), :• ing . paised vottosi • Mit ? hy iieendint the.heights' havea•good nieer ofthatriver from difeeelit.parts e • f • H it `•""'"'''''P'e t 'rtqu' 4 . E'"g ie°7- ‘'," l ' 6 ""'!"g e° ' " I °' ac. , • ••,•Al • . . ••..i., - si t , • -.61411i say , OW: . • .„,..,cfrliAg to the last. acconnts. , Marshal Monier ; to to the eastward of th e tows, ent e r by 'the Ai.eit Santa the ground occupied brthe army, .aliff ?tali! Ot fi cters sis t h R eg i ment .-:tip ti f n p re e n !, 'ewe -spi•iiied , from Zaire and Los ant e s on the M oroi mid; Anna, passing through Loretto; but •-. •• sactording to the last. acceunts,. he had arriveci 'at Seville with .t troops under. hie command. General this arrange. aria offieri - erriployed on the lefi.orthirrigurib olt. e . :Tent waS to take place only in thn event of my find. serve themotior.rof the enemy, thaw not - ix:en ale init . .he enemy on his guard. • ' 'to discover gyp' Asia; this yiirk'pecartying op, or Lieutenant Mrs; sevcrely. ' t Olit engerosil .. . , sth Batt. King's German .e i4 lon--Lieut s m:44oer serer Brunswick Intantii4Cap!ain.Schufeldt. . anar i gliti•O; . * followed 'him to - the neighbourhood. •At a *short distance from Forncis, towards 1144 7 whtre met iwgo ietii. b.,s t plal*-- t . ,kt "thr avert kilt. (;moral i f Staff- Captain Merceo, slightly: • t • DOWNING4TREET, NOVEMBER 11 * ' . ; Castillo 49:41 Quardias, and the Pottuguese and hada, I fell in with a detachnient of thr enemy to Ow should he' c o pct •'''''. ••',- " • . . . ...,:i. iiinieb _qualm had. tuouad on Iron the Guaidiana ritht of that village ;it commenced fi ring ; but, • The enemy appears to be' very, anxious to . collect A of which the iollowing 41-a city, has bees t iiiiarstr46 the. Sierra Morena.. .• . having pushed on the cavalry to, Fortioa, •I'snec'eecled boats ; and on the 24th endeavoured to drive a perty is , ri Z I ; P h received ai Lire l's Office addredeSl to :a. In the meart timed the infantry of. the Marquis de in cutting . it off from all communication with Cohn- fiche Otcfeerino •fiCatirhantusca, by the fire of it 3 ; Lordship, brlkUtoslattft•Gbiairdi Alit lehill &tort, K.B. da • '"..••• 'fa komanass corps was put in motion for this quartei bra, and it surrendered, after losing some 'lien i and tale", it Oi.ffrkti!oh e caln possession . of lonte,4 Meath", ;2d Septsinber,. 1 a NO. . .., ) ‘"••::"t1E1 tii.E4lifi instant, and .the head 44 (the division. I met no other pcist of the 'etternte. •- I directed the were wilier . Oat place. •._ •-e .. • ' Mr Loan -Early-on the morning of the 18th in . ~ ,i , ,a in itder, thveornmarid of General . ol ) annen) tame d . cavalry to gallop' through the • encipal effty, cross Colonel Wilson had been at Leyria, vitith.the et- our attention' was much occepied.• by the' co" ..., ~,:4C4,j Y :".4 1 c, 416.tecdiiyue yesterdAy,bairina ceased: the bridge of the Monclego , and, by penetrating into valft attached t 6 General Barcellir's diviiion, sired i movements of General Matrai,Nitif 11 oitetottr , , ,tse l'agus in the InPrni9g. • . . the Lisbon road, to intercept any information sent t o hid pp!** to QU'reln. The advance Oldie inf 4:: 'ton of the prinlinantly` %ilk atlnrin'ftitltolg - *My 4 •-• ; last accounts trot;! Cadiz are of the•lth in. the main army. This was effected with the - utmost. try Was at. r orftbal. . .. . . . . • • . his long range Itiiat,s•at, Cilli' 4 a - pd'the'fittiti,t • ant.-I ?an tbehonotii tee be, &c. : - yi r Ii i t ,(; 1:? 1 , ' Lieutenant . D!.ttel, with the loss of only one On the side of Obido s a n d R ama lh a l, t h e Bridals, .I ) iitso, and the disposition of these vessels after 60 "f - .(Sr , ned) welaanoTorr. a ;killed. I dispatched divisions of infaatiyi cavalry atht*battalion of Spanish light infantry, mid I.ear Off from the shore, Seetatd_to indicate atizel ~...-. . - , . • -1, • . 1 ,... -. Arad-Toilers, Fort Sobral, Oet o iter fv. into thevrincipal parts of the town a•nn unconnected dieitticans'Oftlie garrison of Peniche, confine the ene:: to design upon the' of mOiniaeateading &rat . , . - •• • .., • • • i • a My Lout-I - hoe., tlie AdOttr:to repoat to your resistance took place during an hour, in which •• we tny'sdataChrents ; and they really possess no part 6 . the *Faro. * l a Ordship,. that, bI le . fpriti IfFp f t : In 4 4,loie l ie , n h a at e ry an t 4 w(: me ut a t k w ill .eu e t d ; fi . iie olo nt n e e u l •ter u i t i t ia ult o e f d t u h f eke t - the .B cou4t e tic, a cti c a u tig that 9n whiFit thei s ra i ritystands. •While the attention ef our left eraa t e i ngar bY th r . ,' , ' I l ifi: i i ti r AISTUI • -i • °6 ' ).ll l:C l e re the Bth . c uir . North e rn colts.. Colonel Serpa y commanded 14 9 ,.... „ , ~. . onin st ant. . the First Brigade, 17;1/ instant, it appeasrsrothmatGaTerwatas. qinietriSino! the , e e a above divl l o ju p u er i a; i t o h n e , - e i n n o f ul or7 h t i i o l r f i i u w g a e s mbarked at flea • ... . . ... o t i t atj' l -o . t eot yA . ii! : ; I to: mi :.,,-.,, 7 4 ~ ml oo rs _ an his terited•cOndOct has entitled hho , to your Ex- North ; and he had not received any accounts of the daring the preceding eight, had been perceived ,•, i ( ..,baiii no leporf . fro . ', •• ()11144,,, .1 entered cellency appibation. On the Santa Clan. side of march - of troops in Castille. !At 1. 414 - .lttigadtikeo9l:l9iar lifiner,, i gn•si , ...;e1 Wil_ the Mondego,. where a great proportion of the one - • The parties of Guerillas had been more daring.; pieting-a landing upon our riglit,isetinfiare dal* ' about seven miles to the son th ward of Messina. IC " - • man, *bri; •Wilk the - Militia - Of the Vataho o k t i c a - s o me my's. farce was stationed in the convent, sortie ;lye_ than usual; and they had united in the net hboina .- Reinforcements, which Were reserve ist , • . tegular cavalry,' had: tplluvied 'the halal more hi s Atilaz tmng Was keptup upon the cavalry in crossing 'hood of Valladolid, early in the inonth of ; - . 1 larrison to move according tovircumstances, - ' a m . , ; men r t ii e aft. m l ich . o t ifir"E a !gwird , "of - the•Sierraiof t 4 e:61.1 , * t. but the Ffeneh c omman de r officer int , to the amount of fifteen hundred, in ordertocartt off' . to - sustain our posts at the 'evaded poinfepen tilg • . . . • ,4, ,,, ; ,,g4Tari4ttictitered'a fe•O'hOurs titer •ColOnel Trant. .intaha.t . y alter r•-Lieutenant I)utel had Crotsed, pro, .acoevey of money which had been raised id s,ntri , l signal elidirmis•blit the activp Wii; J ance 'of ONI i . , ~,,,7"l ; . 9 l, r itaalierAGiner it - ItIOt• had - celleited oritrag-- posed capitulating. I proceeded to th e convent , and' bilikani fro - Mahe countri,in - W'hieh s .'iaterept i . #o*ever a a statione d at that extrentity4enr.difracgs, a 54 .f... kleredlittpfllaatert lift Tiethet*ar Ofthe Fisench army, ' would alive to terms but discretion. On my pro- they failed. °silo .. . . ;.. ~ , .. , -, • ..i•prompt.and spirited behaeinurEvntler the g., ~,, • bout dvei bitnatid *Air wtt , aticr mere , Were coniti- i t ti.° lego, l ttit s i ttt i fgr p ' ° :P -. ii ii ' .against the insults of According to the accounts of the 21st, from Estra.thialor.Getteral CaniPbell, had • alit adY, haPPOI. i'' • - alkali . liii4sig iii •Cdltiliel Wilson with an advance Cheer . peasantry,. .sown their arms, and •maddra, it appears That Marsh al. Miiitiees eorptavai l dered tl I •presencte of these succoars uptlOCSiark , • eliard'Of *Uhl tieW ItiifittrOd ealtali‘r,.2ind'fourhatta. ched out. . . . ~. - --, , „till at Seville;. And aenaal 134,1IiStitroi' iiisl - obserir- ,•• The repulse of•the enemy its.this nalaial inwr t• ...- - Ea n i , `6l iiiiitai; 'vies t o - hala t v a ka t ba k otfthe 14th I have reason to believe the number of-pienters i n it from Aracena. kit:clothe equally disgraceful and precipitale.thela .. .. and -11th.'.. , '- - • • . • ,'.'':) ::ri n . exceeds five thousand, of Whom nearly four thbeitild The second division of the Mariptis de la Roma- ' the French. General who commanded,it, With* . • •,' . „El,. : The : iv:holt of these prisoners have been sent off to . are marched eirtoWards Oporto, includiOg itielitire na's corps, under General Carrara, arrived at Liihott i'crifiCe•of •so canaiderable.a .part. of his ggo r i P uwf4 a a,;` ' , • Oporto .' ..-I have - , & c. (Signed) w. c . millEsFoßpo , company'. of the Emperor ' s marine guards ; three en the 25th , :and will lie trithilie arrnythis day.E'MY-I.4ttore fully detailed in the acllcined teivill____„ l " . " - " I , Oaral.Cochin, October 19;. . • .thousand five hundred firelocks were found, and al- last accounts froni • Callia areof the 4th instant. . . General • •Campbell to myselfr on .thefswycil' Mr Loin -•= j have the 1 . )13110W to apex,* your Lordship's fn. • Most the whole loaded, from whence you may fbrm I have, fcc. ...,..(Signed) . wctuso,foa..• this fortunate day ; and I hope his Majesty w tormatints, s letter which i have received trim Brigadier-Genoral - 2n idea Of the number in a state for defensive service; . . pgur from the re graciously pleased' to draw An A , i . s4s , . • . . • Blunt, Governor of „Penithe, 11-gunning oE, the loss occasion td , those ir I h cl . '6 . ms are istri uted arnong the Ordinansa • ' Pere Negro, November S. i, fion Of this.officer of the future cu.94i4et tis! t's, We enemy by some small, parties sent otit'frorni4astrelson and' o f . . •f the pod cosh?* of dipi r . stoops of the Bi l e and Militia cart - '''' t he country ;. I found no artillery. We got pos. .ser vice which it 11 14 MY L oan . -I h ave not observed any alterat i on in at large,- in any emergency of :. • , -=,:•:- -iptoyed Ga . dabiliiiiCia*.• • `(Signed) 'sir. 0.-liraxarottn, session of a quantity - of oxen and sheep, which were the enemy's petition or numbers since . I addresse.d become their duty to encounter. . • - -• ... :. a . ~ a .- .-,,..,.... :. . mandratandlateucenani-ttenerel. tollect•ed for the subsistence of the 'enemy's troops - • • b • the eit i s a.. • • , _- • . - In his Exerallenty the Marshal-GencrikLord ~ , • , - ~ and have itiokeil a • ) - seasonable supply to our own. , you • on ate 27th ult. - : 'l'lre zeal; the warmth exemplified ) , 11,A '. ''d which WO -.,* - -t.ii . . Viscotuit,Weilington t ii..U* • . '•• • •They have a Considerable body of troops, princi- bowing peasantry in our he • 40 114 . ... . • ... ,‘; ........i n c ebi, .o ctobtri 4. . Amongst the prisoners are a I should suppose, eighty pally cavalry, in the Tagus, between Purthete and manifested withont a lon, and the ginent aL . .. aIR-You will be pleased loaelitelwait ab,his A x . , ,otheets, -The Gommissaire Ordinateur en Chef,' M. .- - Santarem t- and I have-reason-to believe that Li • lien t a t that ' 6 9 '' .-as alacrity with whicled have since •letrn ...,. i • - celleney'Marshil . fSeresforda *hire a felt dard:re"ll4, 1 oaf fin , ire resented a Governor, will remain division of infantry had- not marched in that '•• In remotei districts' Made I ii.n!nef!nte drspcbiw. lii tht 4 rn ss: at Carnitra )' : • antst'orkal-piftt)i Cri= i 4V)it-Reileifititeld ee: sin k . lion, as I' reported to your Lorolship the load Li s =: obstruct the progress the eneTz cre ulfi , • ••••‘..- -• .' ia.t v a te i alba. ~ . r: : :4, , zipli t i a , .1.-o,i, e ,ii• .., . firk tilt nature of • attack, your Excellency will, last dispatch ; Some of dic corps cosnposiug thiX . ~.tittempt tt?PaoetTioe into the c 944r Yie w-- - beitpeA •,frw r i, 4-.....- , Ar o doov iei 4;4 tier e.ii,,ty von cove hew difficult it was to controul t,be vi s i on h ave lerts d n 4,. nenta i ne d i n t h e tams i n - whit I could liavehopedot e..lP:qtr4. from , i • ..-,.1 t ...,Se; d lit y = N i. lt i lipAil . r ht ittl y . ii l 4:,lan i eX . ..: s ttflt r 'c v .. tt,,Pl,l l _ t i' lit - ,, arnied. peasantry "' ,ol.this amok,. -. __ , ;It ~..:-...-,;.: r '., : • • fiatbilits ; an d . ai , a tf ork ey, m a n #i b iraninn . si.tl,_ : I r K, ,T ~ ,uos, . . - i.-Lml 41trftr, 1 - setae- sorry .to„sal,,, 5 , . , , t, 'Z a enemy have pushed some troops wokss the _ad - awards dor invaders, that thy , laterpoonv" koalas eguiPpedo some swford4r Pi• Poise caps, &s. - • Five killed. four wounded.. ere above Puithete. principally 'Cairalij, apps- eSCOILS Was IndlniatlY necessary •• to protect cat? , . • - - -