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t w,‘ r. • _ object to attack the enelni4l the 1 ) 4 1' " of the mill which command Palarnos. Ima!e a relit by the village f C slonje ; but before arrivtng then. ibt were t h an advanced gn4rd of the tnerny,,,vzhich wo.:•t ack-d or our t , n rrilia, and d *pets • with th n. 9 or'sonfTs. and t o lled. i tirint • iately . mv.ennte to Pal.ltn and took the pes hi nt , of the m ;11, " e ndier mood detachm.Ants blithe side and centre of the town. which con.{acted themselves with bravery t • bur,, t l ;e enemy with ail their force at tacked them so furiously, that they were forced AO retreat a little. I then descended from the heights with my small force, and ahaving formed them in battalions, without firing a shot, we attPeked them with the bayonet, and drove them to the Castle, from whence they kept up a. brisk Ere of cannon and mus ketry, which lasted eight hours. Perceiving that our ammunition was expended. which if known to the enemy. he would take advantage of. I ordered an' , assault on the castle, which was instantly effected with so much bravery and fortitude, that the enemy . bad not time to fire the cannon though loaded , and ive made them all prisoners, not one escaping. ' His Britannic Majesty's frigate the Cambrian, and the Spanish frigate theDiana,seconded this attarif with the fire of their boats ; one of the boats of the former was sunk by the enemy. • " In this affair we have taken five pieces of can ner, s even officers, and 255 prisoners, without in cluding-the killed and wounded, of whom there were. more than 60. (Signed) " TIAD4O "Tarragona, Sept. SO." . ANOTHER LET TER 7R034 THE SAME OFFICER. In pursuance of the plan of operations which your excellency traced out to me, I yesterday set out from Palmas, with my division, to possess myself of the Castle of Calonje, where the enemy had fortified themselves, and then to march to Bisbah. Before reaching the gates of the - castle, I sent a summons to the Governor, informing him of the surrender of San Felio, Palamos, and Bisbal. The Governor surren dered at discretion, with 67 men and two officers they have been conducted to Palamos by a detach ment of the battalion of Tarragona. (Signed) " Bisbal, Sept. 16. " DE FLEYRES." [Here follows a letter from General Doyle, dated • on board the Cambrian frigate. off Bagar, the 11th Sept. giving an account of his landing and destroy ink a battery near Bagar; on which occasion 42 of the enemy were made prisoners. without the smallest loss on our side. tram another letter of General Doyle, dated Pala mos, the 16th Sept. in which he congratulates Gene ral O'Donnell on the result of these diversions on the coast, it appears that the prisoners were embarked on oarcl the frigates and feluccas, to be conveyed to Tarragona.) 1 0 01tT8GU2IE PAPERS. — """""'"." 4 7,- ' - of the hi, intsn#,S 4sraild rof A Lancs. 4. , DAM %T. 6. L iairraci headluartert amid . Ill . ."'" a " re 'mons; ra, Coimbra, &c. an d . ' on 3000 IC I • miles on this side of of ' '>s_ iv swing ver ble ; the Oporto road is enins*.ll6ll lead non, 52 nilles, and bollocks. The w , ,sps ed Ofter of complete devastation. , I Y ip . ", 2 _ , heftily ; ] and murders were never , Wi t ! gam .a, __,...., Lou& llages, towns, and -, figt iris. - the ground. Every At* is ; tqfer 1%4 other r Indian tent have been trail l e miren s tvcri' l itiost otho iestrojed, Notwithstanding all thwisli.roplir ,t)i Bth, by bless the English and castrate the-Prentit.. v. on 2 30th end 44th British, and a Portnele** " - rm.. a XXISACT 44 aor .TI r l_ . i -7; , r . , : ' A it: •"• 1 3 . 21. r_t r SATURDAY; OCTOBER go: ThPritiosss of Wales and Princess Elizabeth -pickets have both arrived at Falmouth with mails from Lisbon to the 7th instant, but the acct±unts _ _ _ brought by them are rendered comparatively unim portant by the arrival of much later intelligence. Yesterday, the APOLLO frigate, Captain TAyton, and the LAVINIA, Lord Witztast Srawaar, arrived at Portsmouth from Portugal. The LAVINIA has had a tedious passage, the APOLLO only four days; she has brought dispatches from Lord WELLtNotor t dat ed Memday last. We find that Lord WELLINGTON thought it neces sary to retreat, being hard pushed by - Mamma ;, but that MASSENA was still farther pushed, being destitute of forage for his cavalry, and hii army, literalli starving. ROXANA by some masterirmsevenles4fiai got in his rear with 10,000 Srani'aids, and has corn pletely cut of all his , communications with France ' and with JosOtt BONaratti'z's army in Spain ; but he is desperate now, and so are the French troops; and we are not without fear of his meeting Lord, Wra.taNwrow, who, though we esteem him a very superior officer, has to contend with a General who is held to be the first in the French service ; and though, Portuguese included, the numbers of the con -1 tending armies are nearly equal ; and though the l Portuguese on the mountains have behaved well, yet such is the crisis that we are not without our appre hensions. The Allies Army is now within 27 miles of Lisbon. In his retreat, Lord Wattaxarox's Ca , valry and that of the enemy have had daily rencon fres, which, we are happy to hear from authority on which we rely, uniformly terminated to the honour di the British. The French are !confessedly inferior to us now in artillery and cavalry, and in the present instance their cavalry is impoverished from want of forage. Lord WELLINGTON'S present position is very strong; and nothing but a very strong force, able manceuvres, and a desperate enemy, can dislodge him : his head quarters are at Torres Vidr Is, a nd the army is in 'a line from thence to the sea. By. the Aroz,Lo there have come over General Sr. Snots, several Colonels, and many French Officers of the higher ranks, ao prisoners ; Major-General aNt, Lieutenant-Colonel SAUNDERS, 61st ; Lientenant-Colonel BARCL AT, 52d regi very badly wounded ; the Hon. Major sl' 52d regiment, and some other sick and wound. Officers : the Lady of Sir THOMAS HARDY, and • Lieutenant Him?, late of his Majesty's ship ; the French General Sr. Siszox, and seve- French prisoners : Major M , Gacaon, and others of the wounded Officers of the action of Bth, were so ill, that they could not be con board of ships. English army was in the highest state of haakth, order, and discipline ; and all expressed a wish tolurts another doter with the French. Previous to the *action, great numbers of men had been sent up from all the hospitals to join the different regiments : and & healthy vns the army, and so well supplied by the Commissariat Department, that there was little to doin the hospitals for the numerous medical staff with Lord WRI,LINGTON. In addition to these particulars, we give the sail' joined articles. - .which also present short details of the accounts brought by the Armo : GO: WORT, OCTOBER 111. " The APOLLO . is just arrived from Lisbon, and brings the following intelligence, with five French' Officers, including a General Officer, made prisoners on the 27th ult.4-,That Lord WIILLINOTON had crossed I the bloadego, Simi fixed his head•quarters at Tor ridos, and that . part of his Army reached the Villa Franca, oily five leagues from Lisbon ; that General Rosana, had joined him on the left with 10,000 Spaniards, and the British troops sent from England had also joined the Army. All the deser ters, of whichthetz are many daily, agree in stating, that the French hate not more than ten days provi. stone in -store. “ illuminations and great rejoicingi took place at. Lisbon before the APOLLO sailed, and it was expected . another battle would be fought in a few days." " Heats Courkr Ms, Portsmouth, Friday L'• Afternoon, Three o'Cleck. . 1 6 The French n 21 4, 4dash a Coimbra, immediately after the beak of the 97th, in *4O aif getting possession of air 1110 Ottani but were disappobhed. Lard WELLINGTON, however, thought proper after this •to term towards Lisbon, and now sisespies a strong line Opens, from the sea to the Tagus. His besdiusrtere ate at Tams Vedas, and it is aupposid that nothint as,llore him tutu The most unbounded cooftdence prevails In ikslititish Army. ...• it it Agreed that an action tuna certainly take place in a t hit; dirly as bled WiLIJNOTON has deatroyed . every kind of • :reels/ass in his retreats and the enemy has nothing bit a barren p Country to ellet upon, The dispatches brotight by the Aroz.t.to ' lions thi Army are of the 14th date, said she sailed (ram Lisbon ;eri Mends", the 15th instant, god arrived it Spithead in just 1011 Beers! " Gilded ROsiaisd, with as,nen sward* ad4anced from Baranatiora, on this other skis fifths Tops, to order to prevent the retreat at the Fluids by _ * • OPOILiti OCTOBER 2. lANlNgelife hell ittrited hero that Colonel Theurr, witlyfiffilMiloij et too4 . Pierld Coiln _bra on Sund a y 1 0 114:ac*O'!il,:ibe oTening4..ourpr,4 the . .energy, 49131 AQQ4.OIII/4111100404.1ivolnlie . here en thnredey, Akqut 90 Portuguese were killed and wounded." • itt Figuira, men. four ; are horrible horses, mr" scene of lations 'and blany burnt to tracks of thing is desttojed, univettaily bless The Nth and fiheYment, landed here yesterday and icy ; ,etk - fine troops, and very complete in numbers. . • "Oporto is still unoccupied by the eneinP, at our comintinication open by sea." LISBON, OCTOBER . 4. The most revered and most excellent Patriarch, has been pleased to direct, that in all the Churches of his Pairiarchati public prayers shall be offered up to the Most Himi, for the success obtained by our armies . !On die 2/th ult. The Superior Junta residing in Meant, having found that the measures adopted by them to succour ,Tarragona and Tortosa, have been productive of the Most acin:inageous results, have resolved to grant to Masters of ships a gratification of one dollar for every cahiz (a measure) of wheat or Oise, which they take on board for the above places, and which gratifica tion is to be immediately paid by the above Junta, on the. production of a certificate of such grain or pulse being duly landed. OCTOBER s.—The enemy, warned by the reception which the combined army gave him on the memora ble 27th of September, when he left more than 2 / 000 killed bri the field of battle, and had ail immense number wounded, which he barbatously abandoned, endeavoured to get round our positions, crossing by, Mortagoa in the direction of Sardao, and then turn ing to the South. The able movements of Lek Wellington, however, frustrated this plan, find oto4 nriny continued to cor.centrate itself, acquiring every moment greater superiority, not only by the large re inforcements it successively receives, bUttiecause Mas sena contiuttally finds himself involv ed in neva:diffi culties, haili ng hi s comMunication with the province of Beira cut off, - and every day losing troops from fa. he stiffen the igredteSt distress from the vrant of the tipected supplies of provision& The tried valour of the allied troops, and the bad condition of the entity, which every clay grows MAW , give us every reason , to hope the most fortunate sults. trench temerity Will ;pay dearly kit having penetrated into the tettitdry of ramp]. OCTOBER 6,—According to the last aetoitnts froth our army, the head quarters of Lord Wellington were still at Leiria, and it was tibt certain that the enemy bad yet advanced beyond Coimbra. The tegislarity kith which the corps of the combihed armies have Performed irrnements so complicated in )sitesente of the enemy, without the least confusion, and their teal pletely removing all their stores-and magazines, Ma nifesdy indicates the aulieriority of the talents of the General who commands, and it is not possible tb de scribe the confidence which the whole army has in him. ThIICE OP witcxi THIS DAY AT ONE 1VC.1.06L $ s per Cent. cons. rnonei,,:ae f trace. 446 s - X educed 6sim:—.4 per Cent. Navy 3 per Cent. 09111—Clnuditip 41 ills. Eacheq. Bills Ts. Ina. Eelnds 23s." Us. phial *ICE to its *ESITERDAY: • , 13ank Stock 232 i ass Joins *wet 180 S pet Cott. Red. 63fit loll* Nods 23.. 23a. paiii... . 35 per Cent Cons. t 4 per Cent. 82 811 0 11igi‘ dua h llilla Site lls . ir.. - jt" .. nI 1 per Cent. Navy 0 9 444 State Lot. Matti 4111, 331. _ v_......LA.c iv ii...eihn Irrissa fekt aar. MI ._ _ . - • • . , -. . • 7 ,krriaibial. • ouctiffer in? re m arks ta:Ahe Milt hold tie Journals brought by4!ie . Mails, as th' t 4 Citkififidate to the haule'4,l#oo,oi - Atta we "I tion, for the purpose_ it knardulg .the p ! 1 • - inieThFietice, • against erroneous , that most unfounded rnmours.have ruched this corintry. (brought' by the FANCY cutter arnied at Ply Mouth) from Corunna; stating that the - combined :truly has had another battle with IriAsiexA, who was defeated, with the loss of 27,000 killed, wounded, and prisoners,— t • • ifilfrff / • fiIiTI:LLIGE.VCE. TORBAY, ()CI'OI3 . ER Arrived tirs dar Mg Mal •sty's *hips Rov.t t (MC int! - ' %DA, from. a .unite air Cberhurgh ; air) 11;s Cocuaaaa, Liestaama TsattaLL, front a Cl'ltin+ NOW.frtsil, 1 1 A1.111011Tit, PRINCt W' , ocnifiusg 11., • Arrived the _ _ tsr ..'Ot.rb packet. and tlat PliftCeell zesrsru ditto, !Ark -Mtge fr•it 1..4.11 : eel .1 the &Is Wotan'- , rpr motrr ocroilis lb. Arrived the fai:cy hared ciitter, (rum thwutttts, wlgeft place she left ors Sandal-Wiwi at tbat Ow(' great tilheiags were tekli puler there, Oa accnomi of a eta* victory vets the Emelt in Prirtugal Aid sirriveldliMtastsv frigate, from a enlist , ceche llfattettsa heir , front L Fal nluth off . But for the arrival df. the APOLLO, it is impossible ii - intern ' , leg : 'the . _a, gun b. - _..... • , ..1:1 ' the , id the ticueev lo:1; of to calculate the evil e ff ect that -would probably have • a,rit:+7 from a cruise i c se:lltir st r--sto Sta e rt has E brosahl in atilt het a' . resulted from the circulation of this account ; for it bete recaptured sliallilholiilL—h3il ,4 she VexTelouS el/B*k* I with about fifty sail of ve.sela under co;:vay sue the Llowria 4 the received a sort of o ffi cial communication at Coruna , ..a, cast= schooner, for ToPshani ; the Aaltrittir frigate' Of in a bulletin published by the Captain General of Gal. aste r ad' Crest ; and the Air alto :4 frigate, Ai icritiz:.—Weat 1 licia and the Asturias, General Max: It it sufficient ntinittaltifrilartethecapta",:°wleoL7::, aziw,41,14,..A7.0.frviz—... to say, that this victory is stated to have been ga i ne 4 p ie rd r ro to take convoy to Matta and the Saraite a it is tipecred in it battle contested from the Ist to the Stl instant. ..!'' sirimided veal r ca A tr t e n a t i ar id i a r t Fal e i i i , ii i u es :li r . ,,i Car-; isll:ziiter:ttiihalsiecomwill . i The accounts from Corunna also state, that Colonel ''shortly be appointed to a .lisp of the line.—This owmiino, as -h e TUANYII, with the Portuguese Militia under his COM. : ake Dtt A r Q h fl ast w in 74 . hir:nnlidricalleig utos i and out br oil i g l it npair teasr t° e.l. she uil( . uia r ii: ' mand, had proceeded against Coimbra', w he r e be 71 t , ei e tcas fain *name-reliant brig, and had nearly sert her down . found about 5000 Fren.ch, whom he attacked in the .ettmaszesse,:it were ciantitirty.dvrawartayh b; t y e on t e ittntng ; a bo od : the e . streets of the placivanlinnk *:te'whole of the.suk- was otherwise ninth damaged: she must uniJid ani:b., towed into dock r her same, 111 my nett.—The Pa no of the Spanish 4rivors prisoners. - . 64, whkh arrived yesterday trans Cadiz, wit', :1:0 French priso. ).,, Dispatches received yesterday of the 6th from Lord nen, is the Asia : this Morning she Witted our Port Adailre; Sir l it 7 o:l l ,!rt CA : I4 A 411 4 , o le o ll a ti e llign i x ii . s ' i l , be salatir was returned - WetaiNcrox, and the dispatches. received this day and dated the 13th instant, prove that no general bat- • PORTSMOUTH, OC TOUR la. tie had taken place up to the last mentioned date. ! Arrived the.AIOLLO sloop of war, hum 1.1 , 1:i.e1, with dis :aussmainderGidszeloATl;Dfetonftiolf;iisr ; DriTtairn 1. The FANCY* has, however, brought important le- patches ; w a i l d eh ritti m A lymuuth, with a [telligence from Gallicia respecting the _ ex p editio n e'nv'y ' wind w ' SHEER NES9, OCTORRR 19. which has for some time been preparing at Contona, sailed bar Majesty's ship &Met for itarivikli. Aimed tfiS, ,and which sailed on the 14th, the dak oh R which th e _AWLS man of wars from the Dow ns,; and the Plaines, froM FANCY sailed. The following particulars were brought t w h i a ti rl t ar i p a i rg atne 4i : d ,Ti v r oy N t l o. oll:l a: 4 :LS samoir led t er , o w e ar ird vi n ill og ee by the FANCY : her way is Gottenburgli, the War sseewrovicnr, Captifill ... . • ".CORUNNA, OCTOBER lc • , SCHOLTS. Five O' clock, P.M -7. There are near Su thisahnadf " The Expedition from this place, under the dime- i "' Anil" to go with D t E h A e i nes o 7. l .7 2 . rit 10. lion and protection of the gallant Commodore MENini. I Came dogs s e veral Alpe froth the itiver. Arrived a very Ism sailed this day. with a fine 'these, for the Coast of 11•11 from the Westward, and as 'ad for their Ailramt "tin" dons, antler the Omar sloop of vhr ; also arrived the Astiari. Biscay. The troops embarked infhigh spirits; they can brig Lune, Captain ROT , from New Yeti, laden with mho. are chosen veterans, commanded by that highly Adis officer, General REMOVALS.% Wiwi* galliiit c - riZ g lit in eer a tei die lE t o u ivqa so Captain and Crtit, wall tans t and idi n t :r i r l after bei d ng b li t i k s b l h ir Tra v i sio r t aj °limb ' s I* 1 Pmga cutter: Sir Enarna t t exploits at Boncal are well known. - 'I Pea Law has net reachedilie Downs, on accdutit of dickies wha • • Arrived the Avtora, Captain Fire imisoN I ; and the ewes, Cap. 44 The squadron consists of four English frig a te *' tarn Baiiiisiii, both of them report thit they fell in with de to& one sSpanish ditto,. two English brigs, one Spanish- v 2 ner! betwaek.Bradi?..bead and the Ness, and saw Thera .cap . Lure meal v'essels.Wind.S.S.E. blows strocg. ditto, two schooners, and several gnu-boats, trans-1 : ' Ati ports, &c. with a quantity of battering Cannon, and 1 Callie 19 10,000 spare mnsquets ; and from the recent fitioni- beks i t a ig . , f If ill able accounts from the Coast of Biscay; there is no 'Stiestat , tow A • doubt but the .jitgc a, rata result will fi nally restore th at long- . injured country to its former tranquillity. .. . ittaida ss. nen • " Desertions from the French army are become so '" 1 : 1 t eli very general, that. scarce one foreigner'out of 15,011:4 ; *it; ea ft 1, after i e is to be found in the French army. ti 1 u General FORMER still continues t9 . harrass 'the of I Pr enemy in the province of * Asturias, and increases his at's 'army i this account we received from himself, to his the an friend, Commodore MENDS ; lie also states. that if he tot 1 had more arms, and some clothes, in lass then a week a in he could cruet at least 20,000 men. fit ~; “ The French Are very sickly, and have not means ten ~. of procuring common necessaries ; no clothes, or pay; WIC Aryl consequently they either perish or desert to the Spa nish, with the determination of freeing themselves . front the yoke o _and tyranny, of that hypotritkal filar:. per ) BOII4IPAATe° Over k Olelny but It much the r DISPATCHES FROM LORD WitLllkiGltli. STAR OFFICE-ONE O'CLOCK. The following Bulletin has this moment been put in circulation in the Government Offices : mss_ WOO itrOnp, with Ruin.' YARMOCTTH, OCTCiBBR 19. This Meiling passed terra! sail of men of war t with a jinni.. rous convoy from the Baltic; laden With navil stores'and Whist, principally bound for the River. Arrived the Parairr bawd I abet from a cruise. 14 Dispatches have been received from Lord I " LINOTON and Mr. STUART, of the 13th instant, by " which it appears that the Allied Armies had red treated within their lines. Their right being at. Castanhero and Villa Franca, and their left at Torres Vedras ; on the 7th and Bth inst. they had not been: " molested in their retreat, but some affairs had taken. i " place between the cavalry of the two armies, in a in which the British and Portuguese armies had' distinguished themselves. . 4 The Marquis de ROSSANA was on his match a with a part of his army, to join Lord WELLING- U TON. On tht 13th, he was expected atiktonttmoi-.. a The rains had begun on the Bth. The British " army is represented as being protected in the L 44 villages and under huts. The French army was .4. severely exposed. 4 , Colonel WlLsow had occupied the positionpf !'"Buzau with a Portuguese brigade, on the 6th ; 6$ and it was reported that Colonel TRANT had en " teied Coimbra on the 7th, and had taken a French Gatrlsoli, with their wounded prisoners.'' 'The Princess AMELIA had a very bad night on Thursday, and was in so weak a condition yesterday 'morning, that it was feared she would not sul-tim the day. The Physicians waited upon his MAJEtkiat nine • o'clock yesterday mornin& to make known their re port, and remained with ht.tn about two hours. It is Confidently reported that .Government Mean itnmediately' to send a reinfotcernent of 20;000 men, to the army in Portugal. * His MATEiTY has heel pleased to etinfp tht P4pst 'Honourable Order of the Bath . on - Major General (Field Marshal) llzaitsronni 7sd . . Vs vs tad TIMISTLE ships of war have arrived at ortsmouth from Halifax. The latter has on board the unforthnote .Joirirmay, who has 14tely sa truth engrossed the public attentioli. Lett night we received the Atwitter aud . other Pa ils papers to the 11th instant. The. following it the only article of any importance contained in them: " 14,F,GG10, SEPTE*I3O,R 22. Nit Majesty is arrived in this town, and it is supposed Le 11111 remain here tl,lee or NW' days. • ", '1 he division of General Pal-tonneaux has received order.; to premed to Seiko and Bunk. 'the boats belonging to thi. dim vision have already gone towardi The Royal Guard followed the division of Plartennieuke indabittalkib elf the 12thregitnezitotthe fine Dan taken its gr Jjest at the amp." , We ate extremely sorry to learn. that ~an epActoit disease has made its appearance. it Cadiz, .vh in sane • Cif ibe letters is said to carry off from )to SO in the day, and in others from SO to 4J. The 'per sons infected die in about (out days *re they are seized with the distemper. . , Letters irtitti Carthagena and Alicaht, ,the.last to the gicl - instant, contain yet snore afflicting iiittillgplica. The yellow levet has re - appeared there... .In:180+, when twenty tholtsend persons fell victims tn,iisrailei the advises say that between the 28th aost29dt Sep tember ISO persons died it' consequence df is, and ibat half the inha)itants had quitted thguity tie wreathe contagion:. We also learn that Saahurn at to hundred with die greater pact of his army from Valencia-into Murcia,. and that General Btata . has 'raised a force of 2,5,030 men, to resist hid' should he approach. The following CAPIIVIL Patin were told by Ban. in Thirtpeight Shares, in the Lottery that finished on Friday last ; r. 140. A 5020,000 C C 20,900 • 9,4141 4Mie D...::...;.: se's 440 1072 D , _. —the fortunate Sheitioliolders may receive 'their Money.oh demand, at 4, Carnal, ab 4 Gros". lot:a Sixteenth Shate:or a Wl5 Priieln. the tits Lottery just ended' you *11=614 a Sixteattil Grand City. Lottery, and •opte3trds of St: Cash besides : 'Lamer Spates Tititets 144. po r tioe, The /oak instiroiet City Lottery wilt bc drawn in Guilciltall,:lith Decemkor next, bad is the g, opportunity the public eareesiiiir have eve obtu;r. - - a valuable Estate,. 01 . many Hand** per At:- 1401114 for ‘lB 15. . • _ Fs/DAY, Octaient titiihilt, the Pirit-dragett 014- • Pride, No. 2,1111116 !entisieti to Two- Thousand mds,• was shared by Hearsay 'and gel -Into oar Quillen two, XighthV'ond. Jtteenths wise, No. 5,071, a "Prize af ieldndiatt Pont isn't ese.Quarter, two Eighillaioodzeight.Simeestths its% ibe s ,LeerparewS Qipitfltl dtiOhs 440.41. 1 Fgr titled gaglybousiad PlothavlsittplltteeclB l / 4 6tht. and ten' Sixteenths. The Holders of the said Shat et tesetttfully infcrtmed, they may receive the theaelA they please& • t rina 4viarsnai) Dzazsguxua • ~- 1.;• The 441'13attalion of_the 79d Root, at-Stott for ford Barra:kr oft Tuerikelast, from 119frh);: , Fsws The istairision of theWeit /4745rfolkftlina 1 Pinta into Yarmouth yesterday, airi the tern4Mcler to:;41.. Pounds,' • It wa* Brigediincrenettl*CATLlN COLAUTCRD QVirteril Who iinfeetansitely - fidi a victlikffitter-fatighee.bf the riN. No •tenpeitf lowee..l Cit o toty4 ne . *Eated by *lite, pat;oll4kl.:';'„ J .,..; *to ibe, T.Oileiatitil!naorer, *US: little 404 sf ; she . o %* **len: (:13eittink thy' fleshinir s quadr o n) - red of • tee ana teol otth Foreland on Thursday Oitipkipg, ind•pkoNed. ere telptl ed for the Downs. • 'whenerer • . R ' ' k - i. , . DOIMit. OCTOBER i 9 . iiilebi this lilt:wawa the Prima lugger ittleateer kit mobs te•Dleppe ((ormesly the John Bull privateer ot guts), eipored on Wednesday morning, off Cho/Aomori, Sy ijestg's ship Reveroe, after a chase ut tone hairs. In wheals Commander, a Pertugalit. shored mush el* in to escape and did it* strike tilt ierersinhot toent ila tra 14 GI limit her; she rase veil faintish/1e *MA Ali. a I itinitualer earrinodri 'ha oard when she " 4of ieb were thrown 'orlithriqt tering the chand, * IP . ~6 644. iit iir ikiiied.' • 15:1 , 4 Were seen ittaletbill palante 4bo tr dry-lyst this : and penis! avec obielvill si a rt lost evening 1 subsea: It ii ihpOriesi• tmy bait nywrtfda 440., ri ant 41 Befogite be- E, tlt II toIWO end , • • Wel pr r ient their doing so ich ndsChietto the trait a, ' disilest wilittot A cowniritir klv,r pawed by here this &reie! . the westward. C P. M. Perople arena* Mani down to the Pier4sesidtti olt- ve eons kryneh privdteeis Which Ste Ililitg at some weskit; nista up Channel.; ihven luggrall ars in sight.--AVIod tai: and Ali *trent_ with min.' , , , , , .4 ... k • , , , 1 .- k 4