The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-03 00:00:00

imiguitt oiitowi* arloy r i s li. repo 1 . ,. neral 74: 1 11P1 to hits l i t , l / 4 barreet Klatt! its th4t cutmtry t•I bring ;if tht` arm: as 111, .•! oich clime; to .. carry iattb . ei .. spread glen uni ledai. The sett& t'..4ttiAs pe4c,t*Nto_ ~„ archites of allAllt 'AkitriiitZitift itis Pt , k ill duccd a great s ett fttilityl: : 'This meishre, which was ;dr bi e tt i tilei Add' bat? IsiStL illtry eit hod by the raid r _.' - I _ Mr tlill selEntieNl at the . dine 1 at tißisir • Were iidiiiiticlil; tlait . the Major.' . Atitielloshir l slt e -71h 'nf' Septshnbir aitt TM it A Kfthits rootinue, to pay • the eiattViiill4 to d if t tooft, and it is saki that dia Aiiiibiflie - tir wtikiirealainslo , it., acgiattptl wilt' hell' tsy;ittilttio Vitik OW 4* .'' (Josirdirl di,i'.l3S4)9 )r ', f `' ' ~ •--.- A , ; . ) COtt etuF4tAi pAitilat ef l i tika" Cattsf.atint, 1;',4.. - 7 r ' 4.11111110 1 the frilluA l lturtlclu * . r" 7. 1 i .1. , ' .:. “ The Bavari-ao btittseorrikt* l hnliiiiiik 4* order! of Colotiel*Atout horn, tiigetWilvallff ft IV ultbreberg tizotm MOO" itinie:tilui brill! a'l'ai) fending 'the •flionra -WE the side O'f' ihe'irtitalti berg; iertonsiquenhe of the :armistice, - the' trims troops werdetUst avithdrsitillotitlititerit col and the•Viralberg, and•theibbhtgetitiliifth4ll6 coutstriel• appeared. iirelliiee to . lay- &twit Mit arms. Whilst• the- tiavarbot 'army Nresinphisee , Sion -of Pert of- the• TYrdli• ithil ' that • Oetterdi Bealtinoht was Witching 'by' Ott way- oti tielsar. l 'tits' and' Adiertletz ' toward!. Oft/feta add -Lines demi the brigade . of therfotenth' General-41E1 d, advanced to [testi, *Na UoliiiierSiotklbrelirrivet she 6th or Aug. wine illill'lnCts"Mloosgbtg• to Baden and W oriel:ll,o4' . a t 'LlYtikentli, and' afterg • wards occupied Fekltirdh, %Yeller 'and lemma.. atadt, and ditarmechlke - littiabtilwaL The Wu,. temberg troops,. Iti•weVer, rettrtleit' toward') their owsr frontiers, and 'Clea. t ileattlobVigid ha& le. au pport, between the Ucch andtho Ttelitith; seat.. sal iin ‘ petuues attacks. The troupi of , Bidets ie.. , strained with the French troupe : in ortlerto maw iablish and smote the trannaniti of the Voral. berg: By these means every. attempt - 0 Ty reliant to drew their country 'again into ritntilion was;renderid vain, and Wu remained Masters' of's =dairy line from Passes is far as Paid kirrh. 44 Tile head.qUarfers of the troops - of. Baden are it Juinscnsfadt. The fore-posts, consisting of troop. belonging - 4.c France and Baden, et Ret. tesillarg,'Burbetg;. had ,giouthofen, are commanded by the Birdtts - °deers, Dirtain Dires t Lieutenant \Yeti, and Captain • Pfuor.:'' "'These last hid to maintain; on the 34 of • Septembl o : Berton* at. tack Vt they . trot ontrilrovet hick enemy with. the greatest bravery, lint 'at a favourably. opine; 'Witty -they attacked . hilt On all sides, aud'Corved hitters, a speedy retreat '• , Vitivi, .flarr: Is.—The works undertaken 1:y thieFreitch engineers at the 'Mtge of Spitz fur IhrtilltKesser of Vienna, are • not yet completely inhaled. * They - are who muantlng on the bas tions-of the city large pietetreVarrittery. ' The Reteatty of Low* - Atiattia his pabtiihed .thut its rotten:4la use inadeqmste to meet' titb retitle:kiwis and- eosetribstritnts of war, and. that it is eon. strained' to levy a persons) tat aka' the inhabi. taut. -of Wises -and the-• provincett in cunse• quarts thereof, the .11_11_1•11,r,. FYl:late' and Ab. hoist set la pay +SS atithimich, the Elates , 50, thethfamans and GantiKlVl a If other Cctlevisslics 3 rand. the swhallthenoMbn kill.'6-4fib Motes • are to pay MKI,-tAteCiPants• 150 ',WS Harbin 40j, the Kutgists; Myr Cowwirclarti •1441.114fisklessts4 Auk eiranseliiirs - PIVOIRIefI greased! aid buittlings; Whole sale liderettahildf7taatt Bankers ISt Astual Coinsathirt, • fritopo-oroiltri mutt, and other Immo". tif i lliitt AtelietiPtithis' Ilh &e.— Maitre will be et cepted Mit Ylilvisters from Forciges Cosset!, artditheir !obeli. 9stbieerefilte-Otiosnan Porte; Meer Old' Wit; WM; are in the hoispi‘ tail the Friars of thwOrtiernt 3 Mbrey, andAhose of Saint nisei's:tit; • and Children lustier 12 ')mss of age. U rt.!, •• SETT. 19.—Thei,tritAlliee from Vienna" f the 120, is to the following cireri= 46 The !rope of an approachiltglitare continues. Theta an soma changes [saw positions. of the troops, but the camp of .Spits, iu front of the Tete de Boat of the Tabor, is still occupied. The French Government has re.allablisbed two brid ges belonging to the city of Vacates, whir* were destroyed by the Austrian. One is itr:ar. the Pa. lace of Albert, and the other. is the bridge of the, Custum.boose. " M. de Bubena, Aide-de.Campto Aka Elope• rot of Austria, is still hUrit734 £pear that he mill remain some time with thi" conssiweLike tau pe got Nobruicuti." • '• . ... a • . . GS &VAN itlft BM: • FR ANIILIKAT Solt.l.l.— t rivrtilitts eirmlioPg f rom - Sirasbessiit • aware visa. t , a• sintsisistraleel transport of ammunition and cannon has: sass. tor ET140,, from whentairwill bt sane' tli. 9kmae lir %Tatou: Thu? alsonly•tisatroarps Smear • march fortilatiban:—(464llit'slas 1 0 1,144.. • 22.) - •- P A.. V Ilili it 4, Sin. i..—Caunt. ay . _Czarsiktolt" Amitaasatb,r from amnia,. has arrispd , erSobeass bran, and delivered ..letter frUns .hisSavercisp ea the Emperor Nal iaansediate4 after for Comuro l , tho.F.Mpes rue- of Allah ae. The towti , of to obtain, [vita dituinutitni of L • 114TTLE OF T.IL.IVEILL • Ong°Mir ACCOUNT Bits 6EN RR AL CUIRSTA' • sill i terlat TAAA VERA,- TO rue st: c •• it wess . ostcitt.Lettaearai . • . !' Skilt.h4:,idtril. 7;•-;-1 leitionred my lieut. quarters etilbeiletstateent, to Velada, accord ing to wiratrtilinitlfit*Bi'my former dispatch of the sarainight. This euMmunication was Mad, aftrri • had seen'at °ropes% in' the evening of.' 0141 day s the gafillisCiqattlilustrtons army of the.' english.—These * forces haring all reunited- io. that tows t,, r ordered mY :venoms! , to be piaced - before Velada, Coneltraing that the firing rthen , discoeeredk was a sitirmisiting of our+ irartfes' with" awattrurteil bOdy'bt the enemy, - stationed al that time' In (he district of Gatatinat, two leagues &s- Mali from `Trlatera 'and which in the sequel was rimied and penned 10 - Cesar: At break- olday on the 22d; my tirmy being atisembled- In the extensive plain betwtett Vdada and • Talavera, 1 1 directed that the vanguard, under the intrepid Chid B.'i. gedier.Gettetal D6n "Of dteZ ay ss, should charge, the enemy, who had *been reinforced with the Ili vision of taihlfy dl General Latour ttlaubeurg, WWI dlrteitid `'that - the divisions of infantry . and . cavAlry should march in dose order, that ihni advantingtoselirds Talavera ' they might resist the' attach; if'llte' French should endeavour to force the entrance to this 'Ace, as they seem to have determined. Thh dispatch of Zayas, Nu. 1, sent by' this opportuni4 l wilt give you a perfect know. ledge of ,what oedarred on that morning. (This ' comnomicatinti is premised in a new Supplement too: the Seville Gaunt - , betwas not published at the vim ii of the deparcutle of the vessel.) 4t "The Whole artist &Mimi the vanguard, pas. ring . b TAVert; . anit Ittule . o)i a position in the Inlire'grotind4; betisteiklitlit - roirn and the rivet itinerche. The Britiiitlainwy; ai? the night of the 121stctiftrheil from.ol4 ' :t ad on the following p ni.rnst, united with'n 'il whifetbe senguhrd attacked and repulsed . Ithidm , the 'Etigtish oten• diled.of by Talareta, to take 'X pd_tlytbe ob our to i l left; lleenfjiiit 4) the Ill'ais aielit. : trims, Mal . Eztelient 'Sir a magniffctO exhibit/ 0i when we sari, tie 444sed armiesiiiir plitiitot i Onleaguers extrAtti tedrincitig upon the enemy;'aittit Mein btil. lint and gratifying was the - admirable order, firm. nesi,litind ;gallantry, with which this. move s ment was performeirby oar allies. The whole evening of the 224 'lOll Oki . Viconnnitertng the camp ' of the enemy, .ihen Vie t ook some' prisoners bet Ween the *bad end'ilso Aft - iroubdu,' who could not reach their tiogitird;4hich had' hemi (Mica to retreat An eonstqatned - al MS Intiepid chile - 10y' our ca.' smilq: ' . • • . " Difriatehe Arlinte rif 'this 211 nbating doers. 'log rnatiet hapPened. it *at ilk, ployed it* eltentin, 'ling the petition''ef the enemy, who had again con. migrated . Mi Yhteet in the district of tisairgas, t and'on the adjacent heights, preserving" his ran_ `"U tapperted by "nine plgets'of amititry on the k 'Ntittuttte of-the river Albert-he; and' AMA . "a part of !Wiley on our sitirmith‘ ' 4 P had' agreed with the Geoeral'in Chief 'el liar Britannic Majesty's army, Sir • Arthur WA: . ill,' 'llis tir the - 'sae& son' the•ttritige . sad' ahorei rot the'iirertternte''day..hieak on.tite t Ali, .'sndtli:, Mit pUrpote; 1 sent onward the bth til.ition of" i leglntryi trtult,fr Mitieltitt 'thr Camp. D. Ti h' de Has.' "poKontrtt hi the evening of the 23d; teenier that ) ; 7 ~14,N-ern:sea at the fordoteirdit4; 'tisres <•ftwtn - is '- . 011 _ remainder. It Piitt;u-e ) SIDFT. to.tte of out Weir ~ } .` 4 l444o:*ftlistMNlki. ihtiliWtr " it tbirat ka iii . liiiiii ' •4kh -or arorrolder ( atotlioallisish -am . "t 4its ',* theini; I that peopte per reinikeil 'tin AittsitegllPlibtlifVitlie; *bros . ' et : I anti We Ire'lo**.hi ' Albaithij,' with'. ibieurtillpe iil l . ratbliiitg ' , arians iieve' MIAS litlntiste. 4 i M " ... or' . - -- " Al i ; iof • if. • , sane is ttifilhPtitgitt,/;•, tau ‘ri . j Oir,ti' 1111 t lid,' OA liiiifoositi,„, gl larrpoasiitie i4ell td•Vliitil ' tli*qtetsiti' 4 nat cnylit , of itii-kitenui4Awft , ..., pis reiVer Wok liiiiliy,iti lice& pree.r .6".1 - . 1/ fr''' • • • ... ' 'tfoin inemniire Altai SPII e. - ) It, . shut!' ionsenie u fitkliigithiii Mat Ditts" tir Stirlit tilt tie litta4t. ':`tit 11101 etWirldifit iiiii-fleilibili ikititislibtillir 9 tliki thloosiret btiepitclOWillOVereiiistior Cwt' tatt i tifkorlftlieve, ' itTf4ftgst - biii et things, tlie pktt re filfert it i ICeetnitsteiti ,near firna.—(Serhes Paper:) ' . V iv. vA, Sr.t t. The *mist &Ws prtits st, 1 Akenbori, and the ..otWie ,&optratlittni`y Ttoriorti which have beats 'bOread ei'o Vow - hist ettilittad. 4 1 (S'fifoie Paper.) ' • '' • ''''• it 1 " 1: : . " Ylirwitylht A 1 . . "Ala . PRUC ad• • . 717:een Glir tuand,.... - : toes. . savz i tell seized I • '-4 , . they we" heieg cant* •P . itro nta4 .. ► _ y i er s:il s &viol bare Wei ti dak• tbe catty of tan nStielt• • • • itfe is wkleb they won bilid di has liken discovered,' y bare hot% se i zed, " It It alit) kilo w n Mal kink lair 441 am million nshir.. and ember egcts, mugging - is the Tremolo el fin:veindlett, , 'iire secrete 4 l i p Aircrew. WS. The Etpperor Napoleon itre- , ►di/rat JO tisoic.who akeortt'r . tasiaos ftir the 1614 11 1 dusted, of Whatever Med tt 'ailtitMe. The Ibe giutii*e thani,_„l,-by)....,,.4.41.,,g,,...4 . yak to tbettadbal,figawAlibrAsbitt ttltball'irendis of Pro- otters &e- '. • LGovea et the head-nelsillett, Sellottbhat. Sept.. 7;1 " Tim-4'ooKt-4-NF40 4 .04"0F 42 @uer457,7kr . . 'PiPer-4.ateln t•••:Iti tioft , , tie: L * * " 'rberrtost,” tar the Si. cat Gas s a user be ebalitf.. 1 0 4 __ .._. fitill: e._nog i.iowa.w. -from ' r" - rope. , batsisasonasrissimets.-. to, reports ; .it appears that ntitki,t , es i laratiee MO accorn.il ' since the rail:o( 4 l 44A i l--(sunge Papet. ) Nutt citsulkey•guriool4o--the intelligence re vxqved this diticioei, Vleitnra his by no [mans sa tisfied our 11 , ,pek i nothing' Mid' been decided on i the 9th ; however thu rotorn. of the-. EmpAiro.r to, Schoenbrurs, whoreAhe.head.quarters are to re. mai% ntaoiniates our hopes." thitsed,, .• • 7,4;4 • r • • 1 1 I " The whole of the 2.slk..mes.engaged in giving tepose ID • tha.trewesovsedyla altPoetioain4, i -rations, which svere.ezigeMeliffiedeicut.. i •Rartiesi lif the French during %the day *ere employed, Oiler in endetYo6 tig' i tiVitni)e tti fromoai l tv, he als•ttellelveld . .itiiphy hht in butt tempts tbeyoaseee dieeppsditad: by , 4he 'walnut. of Officers commanding the shirtnishiegi partials, wisp attacked them un alLaides, and prevented their epproach r iAt-niee estiotik,etaiiipt, uf the wallas day, I bad information livid the Stacmy. rraa intrancitig upon TutsijAut r andablithiajalibie army . ~ in "rement, bat mg adliewe did not instruct ad u whieh point the g 11.1 6 pert was proceed. ng. CNC/eating. thie t .,t ' the Getierels lad dispatched an Olifeer. . .iiiseral Welleirey ! Iheeonseqeence of his determination end direction ;Lint on finable nry 4 vibgitard.Pbtreiftilty attick !ten the morning oft tissilatti, by a 'weer sigpeetiat' [ Torte, anti the meetly indicating is design of Makin* a general attack, I resolved to make a retrograde in-iveinCtit upon the Albertilits - to iounies.-witla 1 he ' ' English, which I elected—et the • avasieptuf the saitioday.• • - nhauki ei..l ' 4l ' ~:J "file di/pooches of fillAgidieriatadeal Dolt ' ell 'isle .Zaaas, and of I.ientenant. ( hittesralyi . . .eke of AW)..)querive, Nos. 2 and 3 (not y liablisbed),„espia.is Ow partiselars of the action oil the morning of that day, and in which the.cuspii ' there meivioned acquired gnat credit for thee, liveliest' and valuer, &c. • 0 • y i " TLus the evening of the .20iii cemtdededg. as after haring conferred with Genoa! Welles. • ry, that night on OA( situation, I resolved to piss the ATherche on the morning of the follovi lay, when we agreed that the right line slipuld taken by the Spanish, and the left by the English arrhy, The Eig!:sh- vanguard remained touring' , 'lhat night. in Casalega*, and on the lieighls4 . teicit,, under, ' Lieutenant-Geo,- .1 Sherbrook7 t %Oh or. i dens to • retire to the opposite side of the rite L, which. were obeyed su gh e,peornitig of the 27th. •, ' 46 11114 lat now observe, that at dawn 'on e tl 7.4 w th Marshal Victor had with Oran. Rom 1 'e.,' post he occupied on the shores of the Albeictisi, in order to avoid. the attack meditated. on that dex. by the allied army ; and be afterwards united himself, in the neighbourhood of Toledo, with the fotees under General Sebastiaiii, and with R(IN men composing. the guard of the Royal In.. poste, who.took.the.oupsulanil of. the whole, thus. , congregated., assisted by-- Marshals lourd.su and Victor, and General fsehastiani. " It now appeared that . the enemy wished to' bring on a general action, by the. frequent Si). preach of his advanced guard, and by the occu pation of Santa.Ctlalla by the-whole of his army. on the evening of the 26th. ~ His out-posts then: approached the allied army. Thus . eircumes 'glanced,' at break, of day on, the 27th, Jheil position. agreed upon was_takca ; nod Sir dodo, Wefileilifr ordered General Mackenzie, itih *I division ii:f Eagligh Infantry anti a brigatitroceileisti ;airy,' tb•continne in the olive platitatiotrzaellite , ight side of the Alberehe, where this •parl a i,'tellis.l posinettre vanguard, Might covet - the right k of ' :the eVitlsh - ateny. .. ' • . . i h' " .fhe.whole combined artily occupied aivez -1 t of g round of above three miles: the right tO te:rdithe Tagus was covered by out native troops reaching to the front of Talay.era. The ground 'on the left was occupied by the English army, open to and commanded by an elevation, where was assembled in a second line a division of Eng. fish infantry, under the orders of General Hill. 'Between this height and a chain of. mountains at' some distance, there is Ms inctusure, which, lit 'the first instance, Gen: Welleiley MA not order to be difended, because it was commanded by the ' height, and because it wits considered toil distant • be useful in the approaching battle. The whiitts of the ground un which the Spanish ar." 'My was draWn up, was covered with olive planate' • lions, intersected by sinwasities inequalities, and cottigeb.' Thegreat road'towards the bridge of Al.: 'harem was defended by a strong battery, served by our itwitiy, in (runt of the Hermitage of •Ohe 'Lady of the Pride. The other avenues of 'this distritt sieredefhtsded'in a similar manner& Tab. veils Walt ptottictitit by an appointed garrisoh,aad the rest of the. Spanish in fetstry,formingaw% lines, 'woh placed behind I village which is at fhe ertre thityx•Allse district, and famed a line itutOoti ‘llololllLat the position taken by., the English 'astsie h ri the centre, and . betweta' the two era 'lni#‘4 . Illiewney a ristag ground * where the Elog• lists- hed •egtien to eonitlifet , a strong retiouitt,. harks& in - the it resrdlifaildP•pflan, 'At trio point *way stationed the -ghgliah . Ctonswil• - Cisospbell, 'who commanded a divilibn ofinfentry, supported 'by the brigatieePlirbei of Gait COLLOVI, and by -sonieiqundreitii -esiriwtalry.- • "' Crier easabiaspOtntiplaSitsg thew arranged, the: enemy i pressettedthithselt Oyetabic force to Maniraetttliti - Hi an inkmtliba to , E divliiiiits t . 'clean) ander.- Gen. ,tie. In- pidar tse fact, be fa Iftried this before that thiwr.seas ambled to to posilibn; bet - these gallant end ditelp• troops whit* °Opposed the brigade aftGlaw... ,entie, of col. PenhiaN thle brigedsOis.-" , cass Gensvilhaassotif mid thiav :41 ba seata Gssiesed,roe ay. wiltbilhar" . • ' if cavalry, posted iu the plain a u nt .kjvc lids of Tillavera, retire) its awst admit Lb* , 4i.. bet • not withett•lome,l4ma,in the Ave,tgr .trtds I .ohirly two of 4 1 4:40413 18 or, this, di' •‘?"" JOrtitOde, o . •7 . •i Ere 'flit: wd{ t oa4ijs thilitiry,Selegta of • • •Weignie 4 ;Austee copping/Gm * over) r • . th/ 6 . Pee* ii4- 11 . 0 tiritig 4:11114 highest pr. .0 itadthfsillowfoo4lie•edetneetitod seseoity wia:. . s witlithrest.tkis divides to the left of the r. •• . • r atA bil itil •Om tikosi iitcfnased on the 4 .k , the ')erdhe as the day Advsoccd, sonevrtliisig in"ceted his d4ermioativa to Ore the the cembinte4 force.. disilt oppres4bod, he minsmeneed a furious by-a caenonade, and a.chavie by the whole , A eaValey, on the Tight, ottenpie4 p i 0...5 40 iwr iv or r , with ale appil t fullt desist)pf trial'. fo•gh.6or mood as b*gs baor g rid snit Vhilittl4l444.*A44,Pcivell rictiTer fire perfectly well suatained, both of efouutteatt musketry, wMcll deemsocestedatheiseeppen ofulot eery, atm put hlus to lit eit at is vrteq.past •1 I • fight. During thin lime, a Wong di oti Of the rends advanced by the valley to the left of the height . occupied by Genoa! Hill, of which, With verz' great loss, they obtaitte I a momentary possession, but rltil return,' to the charge pro. acidly with the bayonet, drove off the enemy, and recovered Ins ground: In the night the French repeated their Natick, but without succeeding, anal ~„,„ win, great lost. At break of day on the 28th ' they . teturhed with two divisions of %holey, but they. wesu repulsed by the bravill,ll, who mita./ put be intimidated h d y their repeated attempts, or by the prbgruisiVe secomuta:iun or thj forces of the assailsetts. 64 General iirelloiey, in ceissequeece of these renewed exertiotto otilsis•enensy by tine valley, on the•left sitle of the height, erdevad thither two brigades of his cavalry,. rspportml by Lieutenant General the Duke of :./iliPtrquerque. with the whole of his divisi"T'of cavalry. The Preach; seeing this movement, sent sharribeoiten tete the, hairs of mountains to the, kft of the valley, whit I , r . ..ere attack q 4 by the sth divisioh of my infantry , under Marshal do Camp Don Lois Bautecourt, '" l4 1 who diatedged them with much loss. _ ,1.1 It tai ! " The general a ttack corn 'noticed by thetadeafiletirsh of ditieresit columns of the eilemy's inbuilt?n," Ok• .. Cie intend?? of attacking the height occullie44lpg , General Hill. These columns were cbaigg4 liiy 4wo parties of Eitglish dragoons, end& the coin.' ' owed of General Anson, led by Lieettnant.Gen. Payee, and supported by. the brigade of cavalry si the line oi.Qeueral Taunt. . Oileof theirs ,regi. ikots of English dragoons sulfered t very much ; but this spirited charge Fad the effect of discon- Ortieg the designs of the enemy, who sestained a very great led. At the same time, the French at. tacked the centre of the army, where the English General - Campbell was stationed, having on his right Lieutenant-General am Francisco de Evils ; the enemy was'iltittetrbick by both these Gene. iillt„ who had their e infantry supported by the 'Keyes regiment of areelry, and by tha.d.sfaisse, '' 'f.!eutenatit.General D /II Juan tie Renames*. ' h i i i cur, 4 covured itsdf with glory in the charge tllt it made oo 'he infretry of the enemy, 'luring which it tur.. , ..t1 the culu.iln by which it was as. sailed; under which advaulage, the Et' iglisai infan. try, protected by the Suauish, poss:ssed i diemselves of i lis artill.trr of the enemy. At the sane tuna with these proceedings, the French attacked with fury the centre of the English army, sisasmand‘d by tiienerel Sherbrooke. The foes were received with•extraordinary courage. and were driven back by etierwhole English division, with charged Wyo. • Veit.: - Bid the •Englidi brigade of geards; 'skid, • '" tried onward precipitately in the ardour otkt r Wade; advanced tootfor, and was in cAirottlootee -• •Obligtif to witbdratebeder -the site of thewoeon& - line, composed of the brigade of cavalry of On '" Cottotr, end of a .battalion of infantry dettadhol'w from th height by. Geneial Wellesley, as soon at ' he observed the remote sitatetwit of the geirds. I General Howard, who comqsandoti the Engikli at: tillery, was distinguished for his extraorditiait courage, and performed the agoit i iipairOpt,# , rieLs. er - 4Pr . 1 . ire t • " Lieutenant. General Don Frenciseo doEgnia, my second in command, Wes. peited • Wit tRy lent with the 3d, 4th, and bth divisions, anderGeocrals the Marquis de Portage, Dorn Rafael -114englauo, _ _ :r. It . 7. :.‘ • and Din Louis Aleiandrit IgsArarat% bat the latter was ordered to seppott , the divides of ca. 'ralry of Lientenant.General tiedenintief Albe. querqiie, which was detached to rebefOree the • British army. The dispatches No. 4, 1 5, iota 6, front these Generals, are inclosed fur the wive. mation of his hfaj,..sty. " I took under my particular orders the een. t re an d th e eight, without neglecting, however, the superintendance of the rest s and" with 'Witt satisfaction I noticed th.• cooduct of thwerauivais of the Ist and second division of the Marquis de Zayas s and Dun Vicente-Iglesias, as well as Don Juan ilierbity, and Lieutenant...Gest:rat Don J dm% Henestrosa, &c. " The loss of the enemy was very great. They left on the 6e1.1 of battle from four to tire thou. sand men, and the number of their wounded is computed at 5000 more. Two or three Generals were killed, several wounded, and at least 400 other Officers. We have taken 10 pi tees of irtil. tery, mid may waggons et ammunition, and the rout was one of the most complete, essosidering wa,weee acting en the defensive. The Lim. Huh have lust Giasseral Maekeieie, Brigadier. tieneral Langworth, mid other Officers of distin. *fished . rank. end sears The tuts' of their Officers, killed and wouuded, 111,2130, and that of tiveitt iJenk end filellooo. Our diminution it much law • Dbe Beattie! Matteson) was wounde A l; an d "b 0 more of our Officers ware killed and . •auatl e d, •and 1,150. rank and file. , Qw &Artillery• was served.witti alai Partitade,. and the 'Lynn of asseh ()Mean t ,. whose tale tts were moot cunsfe.. Aettatisli olisplayeilo are. inentioaed .111 the dis. itiatieek Rani the advent ive.Geoaralk. to ltaboiddibe treglippmf.4o. my own aktryi if I conitiwialeetetioieue Enc. Bonen for tire. gniiminetterptif iriroMittirt7i that Ow coodeet of af9lll l 4.:P4er, Sir Avthiti Wane* ,-_,.._i___ l i-i-_________ ,----------------_ --, re fo.eiee errrei;4,4 ~ ,r tsatigii, O t t Tyrotealli in rg r li t Comrhanlire . in Chi s tt elite' eta, 'filditis recommended to ilacia, 'v4'4 1 14411, by akestatl4l his' gist en thellitabottioo ; p, the Prhitaittlrdichateli Malbr;thi- die Frestch anti flitariz the 4r4nti a i•-. 'rigs Wince tali timpiti riothsditkt reildtha ni kic k' the 0 ' Of, 'illigaiieror. The We operations are ,tern A fiery AO( t.. teri:lduil. The" Write from eregy• ttfat It is hopes* 411 in Bobeatia, - ,.01i lite. l intlahltatitr dr lion' Of Vie principal ce ntry who itere' 114Peph . lbati i i i irietFordeettil rhery continue to red them to the htla iirtell,, r lhe sersta #l.l--(tadve Pislite.! s k it my, under' trillium urri lo llite OPt rri trot" Nit ArtlE4ol, o lo fi l let natty strifkiii:iit'a r it 'PO retio4olo; . ckg the healer pribi hill ktellml,9oo,o, IN, it -‘„ .04 1.1101).s tat • itig under the Dat 0 the /foal lietiViOrt 'iirtllll . rarleVrs; to of ollixony; inni`a r tliti hay andiwitai Aktitelif Wyatt. ions' aids, that toeasereilk't'l teat aneesl_itoo. .., ... 11 ,. • krety thing vnfU4le ad olfrtto thittillad beittrittadWlCAlottrilot In the that War •agais hrraits' o f &Hint *Aaiticall - CUlticrt(s pas pro.' inrclnirst - tther things,tl kr Napoleon.. Hd set-out iunxdiatdy ;biter ltathig•trestett at the rwril et . usreten• 'tares f • 6 * (per c , witialliapalcbet.for. tho-ginpos 4sordlectivens - i l alarera, thry might hum* !. surety pram • ntitutres•heights, so as by.hrenit of dity dit the -I oar view, ii.uf Trieste has it m 1.1.64040 (irises. b' td• 'fall on tbd rcacluard'hail right El al It 0 attack, the by' itt representotiooti o empsifiewillyi, de army. Of 'the erretei at tnialegts. At the dente Markteretie. of the eontribatiasts with *MA • rift,, E proposed to dttick in person on the left 'design Wei wo dai„ o o f po s e' , o ns n et tiaanliv the nklandwpart•ofhisf‘otit, whitolhe rtrny his pripist• It must pay two minions id.MNIOdi, Mitt WhOteliPktkriglitt. The Illigtitof fliersc. Owed tree' &oire .Pepire Miring - the tit/Vol' thelddlliScort cvrted thiepien, M *ciente, SIM?. l it +l.ll/4111pipireild: twiseir ottani, of thoidttiti we new thefrench i ' a iry of d r urrarlis iiiiriadoir2.-21111talsitttsmakinhatileitdi r throgitt . itpruper it %How i ported by ~ . bilt?%4lViteiti Ell':tis‘ Niestarilettitrit *f'ilf.e . 'Tllts 7 news• bitterly to ." tat 4 ,4thwir elidithird-416 :Mb% • ipßelliPiese .that. regularity itlitilk• be had . tiguedriditillitions .. V . lf lightVOlaila trisifill 3, ) sii• Midi% :' %lid JeC"celitngnesi w m it treidrd nit tilid&bigli Witli. ettnkTris Idtuttiwtits.is,ll4t 'onto. Nut- !tl/t Mal Mick• oritttstanding.the foreed,inu*' ) igratini, Vb. /.n &NO ,1. ; . tifilab, tipicAaesrPgilloP tilg ( 1111 11114 . 4 4 , 4 ; if( i ti"l'' ir kk IMP - Ideld . not neenntplish Gotta . 'al iheretitmy tlii sli ar • "hil Istigy'euttiineiteed Ifs' TO r: agnir; . s ad I pee, t ,`," Tb 4 Wait iebtiX with great rapidity. Qn I e Titit o hating Arht Pant t iltalie• lie myself in Santa ,'1 ordored the pod eft,* iretifs *Wildly! *fey had 'fah* tliell of' Cebelli 'es tittl e le 1 Ir ma JUDI, um . with the. .10 7 lithe .- bth • cotpt s . " Audi iiiikr ' l / 4 •14111}.440/11 theme. In wit :ph , ' I . placiu act br: l iPrti Age ire,inrastal in the neigli*u .6 orkcationq or MA cal C L C l' °" &ma *bailee the piguets a .. :. Ova tudgetl; and rfurnied-tellerti . * 'eeiti _ log thrudi road de able part of the Groyne . • . liffegi.gta. ! Iker Milli —I - Z it.an....1 _I a ~~