The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-20 00:00:00

-qrsiigaik; ~~ + ;446.4er: . When the enemy re ti re d elaror4 sulkies of at i ers, sod will eat* to toorrow eseirnisig for sinus to the battle of, Vittok , . •• . • From the 486 1 tit dajr• - •••• Which the fort o f of about seven hundred men Sent' • Marta was • taken; I lied ,Rnated the 114: collo), by which they trauma shooters is the viciiiity of the walls of the fort, several au impossible for %Ili to we , the sad, by bloodletting it most vlgoressly, I cot et . fruM Vittoria to Buraosi I 1 all communication with the spring fiom which `they 'Plikior d i • ; provided themselves with water.). The differem C o olie eel Ablate s -ow I.ii A • • delaehmests employed open thiS service, performed make himself mister:ot the town .. .theit dotL• With a steadiness stud f i shier destinie s and to blockade the plioe ay closely; as he could.— I was muck . moricapdtio of • .de w..--- r• every preiserand the enemy mild no longer p ro : ' are . Self' water 'Without, Imminent' Mk. bare not icceixed-the report of his first -operations ; ra p ressal s e d. • lower The Vittorio gate wee be 9 . 1 reicedoed and also the •thentagsof this circomstence I ordered • • - • ii I enderstaini, he carried the lowa Find the Pent lona *ate on the bridee • lied both were *Mb- memo* delechroutatrailiblisk. fort by assault on the 128th • ; and I have now1 4il Pe o 9 _., - , . • got ottetter . as wit o f : 9 by convents and other large buildlogs 7 „..,..,,dr. ~..t ... n b_e range of d ie pleasure to enclose his report of the final seeress , the enera. , , and the .01m was " irbegi: ___ ~_._______,_ _ ::.. t _ . _. •and other . .this operation , end the copy of the 'capitulation, by ! c iao - pounder was tu l evefor . brought up sui = sser 4 ,, ,,tse M ee s ,41 1 1 , 1 0 1 .i i r st ;eet ,we : pro ef it h i fdthtra, nd for attackire Which the garrison have surrendered. • . 1, ot the fin et the • light battalion s chit isstho istity .'ilei44l l l4,••htit-IMlllft anxious la•adopt every . es; The decision and dispatch with which this place 1 which wait thviborst open.. , , • . .. i.annoy , they . .ftio elmseesitiog 'the jives of. r ay men, has been subillaed, are highly creditable to the I It was no uw dark, and it w not possible to . 01001 , Skald &visors& dile fio _ ties cr e iivOrnor . to seren e . Conde del Ahisbal, and the officers and tamps under . pa ' tinguisk the tru • 'of thealterent maim migaged, 4 , i -Sildeit-lhat-aeemesitea to acs to f under .e.on. which gave the enemy, now tying frets every point, 4 aiditaillt beill data **UTAK, with hil iar . his comMand. . an s o pparta n ky a immapiag with mach her tom then : slidiet,bitlko ~ - I am concerned to inform your Lordship, that bespisso _ , had we had dogght. Rase summer, llollllll4hiat . - thelfehreateniog to take tin Lieutenant-General Sir J. .Murray raised the siege The conduct 9f all the troops concerned is ibis ..pureg birow - .4. $ ~ 4 4. m a t a t this be. of Tarragona, I cannot say on what day, and em- attack was highly creditable $ that of tisi line batta- : siggpatagliedg o wii i i to, the i nte l l i gence ow barked his troops. A great profewtion of the ar- , lions on the Pampdana road and of the tight batta- judgment •I - AMA t! .. avy Akkle-faelp, Lieetenitat : limn at the Vittoria gate, wa r moth .a s was to be ea- :Carmel J ose M aria di /g uy e d d ur i ng the Tillery and storm were left in the batteries. It ap- •1 petted from these disti aloha corps, and the column tee of bit with tbe-Comoor. • Th. pears that Marshal Suchet, with a ;considerable i ..- 4 , the left did equal Z ourtivihe , smolt!' and POT ' malt of the Lieutenant-Colonel's'. seitstiarrus. hits , body of troops, had moved from Valencia by Tor-,.tamtege alms. ~ , • !prated oftwilttle advantage to se. ...... if --- 11n:fling-street, J ody 19.. i toss , and General Maurice '.lathieit, with another 7b 0 1.,1 46aga . 1 corps , afters& repetition of long and Dining the space fir tweuty.loar hasekter4ifill. . ••• •end executed, with t he ` very for iii Thep e rches, of which the following are extracts, ' corps, from th e neighbourhood of Bareelona, foe severe marche s , und?rteek . pieces had bees neeitrocted • mulls test spirit, the fatiguing duty of this day, and be- isisaseift of the bilk Ity the indetadgable assefiees 'here been this ilei, received at Earl • Bathurst's o ffi ce, the purpose of impeding Sir J. Murray's operations, r a m .. , the rinaitc. ~. r.,The hettatiene . 4 as et the • *Mei -casilltisprotat ivemants). addressed to his' Lordship by Field-Marshal the which he did not think himself sufficiently areal; to I." Tee I° , 94111 t from Arpeyton by Liege.-General 'Audi:aim!, . under th il a i r:e i tion of die Uonmesthault Girieral of Marquis of Wellington. continue. J ___,l,repolsed, with great steadineas, an attack of the I the engineers , •Illtenhat de Campo Den Manuel 09tiz, July 3. 1813. 1 I have not yet received from Sir J. Mu ni ', !enemy, and afterwards pursued him down front tine Japino, and six pletet of erasion; -which hall been : GeneratClausel having retired towards Logrono, I the detailed account of these transactions : who sinuntaius; taking a good many prisoners , collected by the• Colonel, MOev..aewefal of the after fi nding our troops at Vittoria on the 22d of , General Lord Wm. Bentinck, however, who ... ha I have.not yet got the return, bat I believe above artillery; Deo - Mahn Femur, were gat epos the bill -June, and having ascertained the result of the action joined and had taken the command of • the army- le I hundred prisoners were taken by. the two Spa. with the-greatest activity, .ender tis &tertian of the of the 21st, still remained in the neighbourhood of the Col de Balaguer on the 17th, had brought i nob corps, and many wounded men were left here. ;Colonel,. who ins ably assisted by the Untessant -1 • !The enemy's loss in killed too,must-have been con- o C.onel of Areal:vs , Dee Jere Jarabia, and the" See- I.ogrono on the 2-Ph, and till late on the 25th, and back to Alicant, where he arrived himself oli Wei side • ) .._, -,! ,, , and rabic. jeant- Major , moo • Bertelsen Leutierrec other bed not marched for 'Tudela as I had been informed, 23d, and was proceeding to catty into execatioe e r.. This piece has, besides the defence' at the gates ; subaltern officer& • Eight hones after the battery watt -when I wrote my dispatch of the 24th ultimo; I: i nstructions. , 1 1: 'new towers to flank the exterior wall, and. a strong.; covemeliesd, Mug's, begins to open IMAM. 019 Casey, conceived, therefore, .that there was some prospect I When Marshal Sachet marched . into • CAW**, wood blockp.boose in the square, which shows the ' • and besides Causing him coushionalle leis Witnessed 'of intercepting his retreat; and after seuding the the Duque del Parque had advanced, .and eatabliilt. importaneethe enemy attached toits occupation. him with sultana. rellieCt km es. - • light troops towards Roncevalles; in pursuit of the eat his head-quarters at San Felipe de xatival 4d ! It would be unjust to the troops employed in this I cannot i bet_ 01 the atten tion It the General its army under Joseph Bonaparte, I mend the light, his troops ea the . Xucir , where he still wail • assault' , not t o . mention their exemplary conduct .. C h i e f o the nationni , wma tw ies : . vaottrand . a ii et r i. when in possession ; there was no excess committed. sity d Open:. is occas i on by 4th, 31.1, arid 7th divisions, Ind Colonel Grant's and the 21th. • i The German Legion, and Col. Longa's corps passed General Doe &ril e tatorre,, commanding the ist 1 Najor-General i'onsnnby's brigades of cavalry, 1 411........ ' P , on, and formed immediately beyond the town. **de of infantri; by thiChlef of _the Staff of the towards Tudela, and the sth and 6th divisions, and '! Tnkna, ' lane 26 ' t ell I have the hottest. to inclose& return of the killed . Army, Colonel . Don - Miguel Amempleres. -who the household and General D'Urbaws c ava l r y, f rom • My Loan,—lt was so l a t e o n the Yid when IMa .and wounded of the British and Portuguese in them , scarcely took . One itolosent's. bluff dining the liege, ceived theorder to march by the Puerto St. Adriontltwo days. which, considering the nature of the : - which lasted three *Ter Slid 46419 geld conduct of Vittoria anti Salvatierra, towards Logrorro, in hopes ' that I should be ablo to intercept General Clausal. Villa Franca , and the weather and the road Ives ' ice could ne t re be e n • : **Officers of the goof ibis *aft re snider his ion , , of . i s , .as . ezpet*ed to be less tibias . 1 _ , . 1,1 2 5 e, so extremely bad, that but a small part the cola.* . .'. considerable. orders , anti' deaf of the_Consmander mt. Otfiee:e 4 • He, • hoive - ver, made some extraordinary forced could get over the mountain that day : surd it wee i The S p aniards l es t sev e ra l Officers kinei.gia. : die iotheitsi sad . c svalry. which- corniced t • be marches, marches, folloed by General. Mina w with his on • not till late on the 24th, that I could move from St. wouaded yesterday, but . I have not bad 'ay retie% ' staging cocps. -- '.• ' cavalry aid, the regiment of Spanish cavalry under gura on Via Franca, with Major-General Anson d ; of them.-1 have the honour to he, &C. • : I' must also noftce the enetiterieos seedniter sty the command of Don Julian Sonchez, and arrived at brigade of light drai;oons, the light battalions of 408 _ (Stoned) T. GRAHAM, Watt- - iidiberllP.Cii9iL LiestetraisteCts'eaels Dui fig de or wriiingtoe, ike. Sc. /tr. ... . - . ......_ • King's Cerman legion, and the two . Portuguese bt‘ . me Mal'irili . ... ~..;,4 , - ~ tly Leon 14 Idsoia , . ~. . . 11, -. eit - Dee rilitailriel% Tudela on the everting of the 27th. Ile there crossed ' gades; the rest of the troops not being yet come up. , ~,„ _,,,.„ o f d ie • o not A ra i der, and tiemeeent Dee legato Di m s, and of l i r the Ehro, but the Alc.alde having informed him that ; mond . Mission The rear of the enemy's celomn was then just • —dh- - " 3-- ' w a 11; a " iloggiggl of MP L ' -- - fonder tie Coainsail lactelearty snary Seeretworainjeaflevfnlar-aod Selapr, we were upon the road, he immediately recrossed,' passing on the great road (rem . Villa - Ilea! to Villa I Wellington , K. a. karate. *kb liireacsar ea .ttat ~aad tr i ot ... t S et t ;t o '. f loti tt ioi tk ` • to and marched towards Saragossa, where, I under- F r anca, and he occupied, in considerable force, some , 25 th "Jane , I * 3 * •• : ' ?"' ,4 ll69l49pistilbt•9l, , jai*" - . 4119410/111'-': Akil KO Jar" 1013. -' - ' i • *- - • ...____„.. ~-* ••• stand from General Mina, he'has since arrived. I very strong ground on the right of the great road, i Ist Light Batt. irtag's Gerona Legivai-4 " 4 1111111,911111. ite*t. 66 , 3 **ltem Con. Mina is still following the enemy, and be has' and i lof tile river Oria in (rout of the village of 01a. 2 Llraleaaata.2 stiCreasi, 30 task aallilllde r =l " :4 4 ; ' • •-• '. - • .. a s.-. • ~, • .. .• - . • - ..... _,_ h __, lLl _ .'''"" - ' •. - ....arart - 3- about ' fr Vila' . * ad lie mlide g"' . • iiiiiit;' ^ ' l ' . " 2 -'' .4•• ' - !rata, and a mile and a half oat i . taken from him two pieces of cantvon,ano some stores • , i _ d Oino- s 2 mak and Sir hilted ; . 1 ~. v. : l 4 ,11 1 . 41,T,',.., 1, .. . _zy ..T-- . .... ..,,i..;.4:40 1 0,1 4 ..„.f.r. Franca. , drummers , 12 mutt ;indite. wooded ,_.,.,._. in Tittleitt, and three hundred prisoners . Lieut.-Gen. Major• General Bradford's brigade marched by 1 ,ir°rt"g"ese lass-1 " i j alid " 11 awe ' alairliaa.ll " a4;46 lll4ll6 •WlDilli...liitieilil ti ' le 1 4:116kaite Cliirfon has also taken possession of five guns, which ' Olaverria, and was employed to dislodge the enemy ."'"' bumpier, Ursa a id 111°, streasdad...•. , • -.• . ......, • 1 serinun, 1 , ..- • . ••• • • A r, . . Ka/A.l6w 1813. • ' reid.they ev#,4oMetdetrillool4l.o4.44ktt.s` the enemy left at Logrono.- • . .. lon the right, while the remainder of the troop's ad- ! lit Line Batt. King's arrinen I,esitre-1 guava littiltellA ; th e re whit sataliftlacca,es mpg"; . . pot In the mean time, the troops under the commend ' VROCCd by the Chaussee, defended by the enmity's ti- l !; ( i t ert t i:l .. / .. ti 6 ra r i llk a rit i t ik i :'.r it Zl ett e a . • , . i . w a ft ure. ia. small, prrioon Into tlielitCat . , • ~ ... . AWL of Lieut.-Gen. Sir K. Hill have.kept the blockade of railleurs on the heights, and a strong body at the vii- 1 5e ,. ; ,.„,, ‘ Dran k an d Kw w l ts e natiti. ,- • shall apply it iniatediatifiy vv=ltiptlp a& loge of Veasayn.. I stfi Ditto-9 rank rind Ale killed; 1 lihiptakt, X eirjeent, '- 5 se c ; bat iA a w a as ii i ii i i an y • wo w0 " l b. Parnpelana, avid have moved through the mountains ~ A s - ' - li tine enemy re i n forcedt P t roops on his left, it . rank Livia • Batt , Kines Gams Lestoo _ eo : o i to d dk , k ili r d ; . without ktinetleg fi rst-the-Intentions Of ,thercheueral, to the header the Bidassoa, the enemy having entirely • i ;became necessary to push - ' fa mak sad lie ;in Chiiet Madre task* denial:ties or,,priserSedlon at retired into France on that side. . was done by the light battalioe, under Colonel Hal- wielded. . , . iso ls-1 4 1 1 4 48 plate... 4 bane** 'anent tirtve r AD. • .. I inclose the report which I haie received from ! kett, assisted. and flanked by some companies of Ma: ano lli e lrn i Losa-1. Lieutenant, 1 FAsic itia te m. vvivowlosge _, . 1 Lieulenaat-Coiatiel, 2 ' 1 Lkaileimarit (Ski •• • iiii.JOlLlskisx ANWA R . Lieutenant - General Sir T. Graham, of his actions jor-General Pack ' s Portuguese brigade, and this 7 hedges, I - 7 sevjeetits. 1 dnosseer. 131nin and lie twasaidd9; iT• Des ire ille. • ..; (A Tree .li lar li. %... ''.' with the enemy on the 21th and 25th of Jame, which 1 43 rank sad Ile missing. : service was performed, in the most gallant style, by I E•alldad eneral Total u ns . ol2 the I d t t l . oo d 255 k of Ju ne . ' '• ASaltari) ' • . I t4s :. --• ' these brave troops, who drove the enemy from the : Total nritish-9.1 reek and We tilled; I,lilkior, 5 captain, ' .. .... .• _ • . AriFrti l. .._ i 1 . ; ... :4; .l . .. • • appear to' hive been more serious than I had . • village of Veampt. ' 8 Lientenantri 4 seciewlii '% draelarra9 ialu rank a nd fi le • • rrtilti 'ffilliowlite ArticlareMiplltinditteetered imagined, when I addressee ) your Lordship on the I The enemy having troops ready, posted on the ''"9ltdi'dl,,,lrtrasitneee_nk el ' a l fil tfeet . in n ate. i Ensign. 3 Serjeants, 21 ' into beteiten•Liettti..i=l l : l lll:tillitt of 26th ult. . succession of strong heights on each side of the deep ' ren i, - ; :nd Me. killed; 1 Liesseuaat.rolowl. S Captaii•°, 1 Lica- oar Allies, an ikU s faC,Onrs: • •-• . .: :Ni gro on General Foy had with Mm the garrison of Bilbpa ; valley, at the bottom of which the road runs, a con... nnintite 1 I 1 U p ! . l e i r i a Z iSt a j d i 1 1 ; 1 n I nii . • : 52. rank and tile'., that. of the,. Ftenek tsrlierllge rho, Iri an& thine of Nlondiagen and 'rolosa, besides his di- • siderable time became necessary to turn his flanks, ;•" n o ba ck ddi gli e l...4 Lieatesaai,' l'lr4s%ipt. 3 gerjeants. 51 rank I which the garrison earmedle,ogibisesot ear, and during Which he evacuated Villa-Franca, without fur. ?le r 'major. 8 Captains, 0 : a llo we d the b anana ." of .warn " ' • vision of the Army of Portugal, and his force was .' ! a Lame 4ll.9.llllle ' d- k 1 Lien ferican n ts, 6 drum s, 372 rank 314. 1 -,----- - .s • ' they dispute. . ; ness', • hedges. . considerable.. It gives en e great satisfaction to see • ... ' Ste womb& r 1 -Fedor, 44 rook rod lily. 1 1 sir: , . Gen ~ I Ibe Portuguese brigades on the right and left of ; ' . . o ide di" E. rAkENHA3r, Att.. ...,,., that the Spanish and Portuguese troops mentioned , the valley-, pushed on their advance to Yehasurido, , • by Sir T. Graham, have conducted themselves so ' and the troops assembled at Villa.Frarica. 11.. re Namerelf Miters killed; ustsuoded, And misfile. ' . 'sell. • ! likewise the head of General Giron 's corps and all ! ejra J nue. 1013. ._ - ' 1 Ist lagb• t Batt. King'. Gentian Legion-Lieawaluar• The Liontenant-General. has continued to push ' Colonel Lenga's, arrived in the course of the eves. i dna', slightly ;_ Lleatennitt Wolrabe, severely. i . , '24 Ditro-11:1 jar H. Prince Reim , severely; Ueultaa* y by the high , eti the enem road and has dislodged ! n g •I The next morning (the 25th) the enemy evacuated K . "'der'. sli g htl y . 2 5 t h J ew , ism them from all the strong positions which they had r. et . he hadtaken ' •Ki ' German Legion-Lieutenant Boyd, ... prima ; and, as up a very strut% let Line Batt. mg s taken ; and yesterday a brigade of the aney-of Gal. position between that and Tolosa, covering the of General sli glirt c pedal isr and' Heaerasna, and Lieutenants li,:in, under the comma nd Castanos, Panextluna read, the Spanish corps of Colonel /folk, severely: a : attacked a;nl drove the enemy across the Bldestoa, ' Longa was marched by Alto toWards ljzarga, to ri Ditto-LaPiaie. King's 'sire ' rma Legi erelY. Captain Chopp, se. by the bridge of bun. The enemy still maietajoed tarn his left, while Lieutenant-General Monett/abet „1, ( r;;„;,..0, ca p ' s ' a wyneeken, slightly; Lieutenant , some battalions from rimeke severely ; peateaedu l‘ise..stightly s I.9eatessai Hew a pest ire a wrong stone blockhouse, which served was requested . to dispatc h . .... ei ~ _ tan. amputasedl. _..Aapey.taa to-tuewWie tight , mr st - thei mons, Al , 'merely as a lit-ad to s Ito • br4igr ; and- some- troogia in some Poetry war °Weis killed. taiir with out inaccessible ravine in front. lew. ISM. 100pb01. , 41 looses on the right of the Bidassot ;I I ''T hei enemy was drivel' from the summit , of an inn- I 44th Reg. Line--Lleatessa4 Joao Baptista Reims°, Ensign hut Grnernl Giron having sent for some Spanish portant hill, lying between the Pampeluna and Vit- . 1 Lu i s Jerw""m" p ow oak en wou aged. ' artireri , and Captain Duinaurdieu's brigade of nine- ; teria roads, by a very skilful attack *of Lieutenant. i litlioor. t having been sent to their • support, the C'c' prmin.ers, ' losrel Williams, with two coMpanies of the greet- i 19th Ililt• Line-celerdwiwoseffii• Jones, -severely. diets of the Ist regiment, and three of the 4th ! "...s. t,. Rei Line-Lieutenant-Colonel Den Jlowsint de Cow- t Fart Sea Philippe, Col 49g:dagger. fire of eneg. guns obliged the enemy to evacuate, '. . . . • . • • 1 e l - ' • - • d o No 4igbil i • Lae:Mores, belonging to General Pack ' s brigade. ' , P.-sever 3' i . nalit 7*. Jane,. 11113. arid tl;ey blew up the blockhourie, and burnt the ; . 1 •File conduct of Lieutenant Que'res id of Fridge ' 24 gh Rrig 'Ane AMINO Nar_itr (la, ker. ltiz_ilifhtlY ; Mt.-I have the ha te. inairet you. that lit nbediesiee te bride, i -1a; id '- . Lieateneut lois de Anemia severely t ceeite 4484 seaM se- year orders. I rereeded 41 the Illisst.•with IN, seder I Vasconcelles, of iha- 44h Cacadores, was distinguish- sevelyi &air Jan Haptisia, sliglBl,y I Kedges Airlift Her- ,my coemaaod, wedding of Übe 1d11904.49* 671 h reg and Thomas Graham reports, that in all these af. l eel on this occasion. The latter officer lest an eye ; Celan° and Jose %awl, slightly. %•. :Roll '' ' -'s rreissett, is wt ws•Wed a ilstattimeat Oiler 4 4i4 ^ ' - Yarensetimend Tellies, seemly. -, ewe' ander use eestatand of __ TO CO RRESPON DENTS . The article addressed to the Benevolent and Humane, under the Signature* , E. S. would And a ready insertion in the• STATV4II if the facts were properly attested i but havio i g been fregnently imposed upon, We arc obliged to exercise a degree of caution is giving publicity to such statentoulg. The Letter tan G. P. M. .lerinyit-street, is postponed, for rea sons which will be given to the Author if he would take the trouble to nil 'mon the Editor, who would he glad tu see him. • Arr. Mail. ' Doe I Cadiz A ; • Li•holi 00000000000 .• ••• . t 1 • • • 11a1ta # ; 0 •0, •,• 43 : 2 ;40; • • liovenbtirgli. - . a . a.. •• a . I 1 • di.. ' . Ilel:igoland • 4 ........._,..... • tir sTocKs THIS vl l 4 :i iTtt : Red: 530 S per t rot Om.. 36ti 4 per Cris... ;el; per l'eto. envy Ftq 5j 6 Lens. Aue). 14 . 3-1 .1 DAt AT 4/NE - O'CLOCK Indio Bonds • Exchealiter Bills Sid. Ditto 40. 1 3'd r 5.11 p • Cins.olli for I►get•A7l Lottery Tickets • MA tHE STATES. N. LONDON: Tulsofy, aur.v W, IRIS. • This amnia; was published the following LONDO.V GAZF:TTE EXTRAORDINARY. WAR DEPARTMENT. -S i owlish troops hare conducted themselves ‘.ll. at Pascages, consisting , of one hon. • men. stir:rendered on the 301 h, is the (41, Longa. by n mosquet shot. This Dill wan immediately' occupied by General Bradford's bri l ide, supported by the Wee line battalions of the King's (;ermatt Legion. • The rest of the day snit chieay spent, in skirmish?' ing with the enemy'llirediettra, to,gixe time ford* .. , . op 4ping going 0 m ir sMps itp t i,is , , I fipanich corps arrivittTat their destination.' ~ A General . attack began between six and seven ht, livietwit. and fort of Gumaria op flto lat . , thr , g, 2 , i the cienung. Two guns of Captairt flowtsare' 11 " itall'!'°n wen t, lity sea, t• • —e. ' I troop, and. two nine-pounders of Captain Itubour r This place..is blockaded by land by. 441.1 .1 i 4i,,,, under an ettiort of Captain Cnilder's troop. f !4p6 slislk : poops. i l'nf the ilitti• Light Dragoons, awl of the. advan c e-of Deetelee crenated Castro, and 'tbo , c.:oloitel_ i llilkett's light - battalion's, were . btoug'tt rue , py se, to Sant :mut. ' . • ' . 1 rspidly * Torward .. Olt the Chapatti*, and fired "ult . wr !rririTt I.llsnleadr Year L o o shin e ff ect against several formed' hodres of the enetairiti ' the, plttiu near the town; a while the . calumn, consist- ::It 4 frlifPlff. tbelirmq of niser/e ' i ) tog of the German light battalions, 'the* !triode of .undee:Gesn•tlpt‘fondedol Abisbel, to Guartlv . ., and a Spanish dt;iislon•ofttene.tal Cstroutj, iy, Val ha stdold*Hi l rg°6 on the 25 th continued to askance by thatikkeogoe' . itat.. . • . 1. Two Spanish battalions,' and one nitlig.ooll OV A txrrig:ltelirimititailotitille .1161 P iimGToN, &Aliso pita. I hare-reported, 1141 OraliiittifeT this day; tMt lieuteoant,ptorial Sir Join paseriay, had raised the siege of Toesajoiray and bad serbarkett, -leaving be• hind him l i t ca tr ot trithi.s ti transac tion, 44, 40 be able to *lke asere.b., . • ' I ewQi cvlo4: of the letter** *kir tiM N. lirtk • teired readier* Tarragona. . 7 . • EA- 1 • 114 4: rtOnt St 31 " a1e 4 " 1 7 . Wthe r itst . ZlPtiOr .ViteNington, dated Camp Wool 'Tarragona, imparts only, that be bad detached Liositenaut.C•lonel Pre .4414111 brigade to attack tillfarort - of it. MOURN, with the mention of its Captor., all 'which has been folly laid before the public la Captain Adams's and other accounts.]' .1100 _ w .a Cmcadores—Eidgos .„- t 1 Mo pl AMMegy, with ro Seld-pitcat, V viiimpf CocadtAes—COpsain floe wrasielesto P. 3 ,2 ,11 1 sesilaelY. s'Aipsois Arabia, and Roll's Rife Compaq , to otomk - the Isortogueos Meet shuts& Soo Philippe, la die Col de Balateser.. nth Reg. bioe—Rosio Jose PO. Ciphsin Adam, of his Majesty's ship lipsioolblo; joust • soma kiwis de rube, July 111 S. Solost e for.ibe purpose ofeo-operadiag wills die troops owlet II cuseet r • • We sten' the 9tl Imam . - st eines eiker kin the fumnorm. bite,--(fin tits' th June last, t its h°ll li t) nmr ivr Gee ails to the ad a the estrum* to tie of Nu to ' maint yo.n, for Shp isdpinsatittn of . 1 16 Tarrappen wradiasjoi . ertby the Spools% rezimeoss of Bar . _ . - - - - - - • J sect "he Genntafitt . Chief % the National Armies, that r x — kt:A r Thlia l ii aiirer d i e - . wenws " a d r i i — o sw 7ligai e l e g. _ . the Cocottores and gretradiers'of the first brigade of 4u Ll ey .. th 1 di.rfAhl.Rliri Mos. 'Lie Ulthl Cofilb", er n , wall s tart' loontwolty: gager too comootiiir t theifirst &skim' orthio•srm, hod assaulted awl taken G am . 4.0.,..f 14 4 ,The k , t enet t h e t on a , t i o , e & v , h , ga mble. 4110,forte of !Zgtita kleet,t de Paacorbo. I. have now tv*lt be' did oo t =ricody by two Veloello c that Ma meal the satisfaction of acquainting you, that at eight "'ta p " 4 sooit ell"r ode l ; was bek" hil ordo l f t bknO del 4loal. o-verY rtetiock this morning,. tho twee We of 511414 Engravda l w eep whh o h a h , within area hva p red „ A 0 tbe ion to as . 4 e r ine* fart of ratwurbo, vurrendered by capi. htslji_ l o.___,plella, hidt...__All*PhritehfilL _ • _.__ , sati , orio •,telation. "l'iw garrison consisted of 050 . men - they • ' aultfiwr t i n sot boull arrive d w il t' iii i r / ' tot bteloiell vintage, maws rimer mold li• asilegeakes that had prositions for.sosevat deal, n* very groat titian. cordi l:. IM MI iffy of snort, and ?bsPnot of a geed tituditY• Thfre m iT, 1 , 1 , ° 0 41- L,"r a r,„ i rg, ii i:b ie led ' II " tetutre at co; do BOA .ll:ere fatted. in .titg • cesllo Wt pleas of canyon, of a tw ii.. eownsped i nt eampher l y * eons roo d e ra ir e pass calibre from 113 to (Our poundsohany gen.corriages, It hii Ware tort s stsor bottittok het de two awl a sa ffi ciettl quantity of ammunitions far a Intliar sid g e t ti ka " l4l " 46, l e welre"... strettr eae irevitset , , under sh e . *Amu , . The g1ir6404 Safeniideffd under the en- ossiommo car Lich. arve, Al h 1 .1114 ears Op lavbaikok, ' . .. .111 VMS% 1.1 , j • a t .41141111 %1 1 hi t• ir rigs% (Ire ! ' 410 fifty Ironsis seller The ttessy, • Institut ; inliivit 7 • istbuiessf•li . • gasfispli knye PA fry forts pclessintriti pf oiq the aruiy nth iota, • • t,l ; -.11 . - - - Tr 2 . • , 3 1111 1 . 1 1111. 1 , 11 1/ 1 . , n_ _ I • - • • • I % IrEtkiLIST; . • , msw.m....p.a, rallat ..... • . . . . 4eft of thil- Meth. scrag'. til4k.WP CI.; SOt%• * --61 :: 1 41 :1„ ` : the teen. ' da l 14° Y lie i'lg* -ri.°ll , Gemmel: mil l ed the line inttallo t woi Om n in the castle of 11 "' allsoiviiihrillheis the meaty es ibeereef, OF *a naittled end ;e6dered It 'ffitilipetellis- lII*. and :CllOllBl - Lioags, arima—the he • gr ee t voomotthic•iiioo oilhlof *she j iy idis - e i ns itni mew tie the light, iatii.: .t h ve f oro regoos t e d.the inutuki: Attelnisi; front very! illifitorlo,l4llol4c Ai: i march la Miranda, to th e iftikd °alio 1.01 11 10 indir lB6 l l4l dtht # Ulii,, town. • .., -• • • •• • torn and louver w arki, . , lid* $h entity held possession of tlintewn, *hid . d I "v Ji r • • I r p r I I p