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etit brigaltelirlgadier-General Dawes. eth Captaiog"test* and the sroundiAl; t sank sad file mistier. ygd Fost—t rank sr.dfitalkigal ; 3 rank and Gle wounded. ed pri : 44l--Atiijor:r.coeral Ferguson. *Oils Foot.—Nutie tided tvirounded. 4utla Fout—t rank and ta4611 , -d ; 2 rank and file Nentaried• 7 Ita. Fort-../ reek and file Oiled ; 1-sank and isle wonddvd. 6th, or Liehi..-Erlitedier•Gemeeul Stew. Yd Sattelo*-.33th Fout—.l t• rank and file k llyd ; Scrieunts, as mak and Et:, wounded; 7 teak sod the • Zits Battoliatiaafioth Font realic and file killed ; 2 Unite- Limas, I Staff, 3Serjeasta, 34 rauk mud ilk wuuuded ; Iti rack atti file aolaaiug. Cavahu. 2otli I.ight Drimoons-wit h.irse killed ; 3 rank and file, horses woinsiltd. Toot-4 Ipientenant•Colonel, 2 Captains, t Ensign, 3 Serrants, 63 rank and 61e, r horse hilted ; 1 Lieiste. most•CJlouei, 3 Ilgjors, 6 Captains, 8 LiLuteuaatio, 1 r.nrign, I Staff, 20 Serjettabs t 13 raok and Ale, 2 horses *minded ; 1 Captr.in, 3 Lieutenant*, 1 Ser.. jogai, 1 Drumnicr, ti{ rank and file missing. . . Nanies.oo6lren killed, wounded, and missing, on the 17th of August, I sob . Genend Staft-sCapntia K. J. Bradford, 34 'liniment Foot Guarat, Depaty Assistant Adjumist:Geuend, kilted. ' Royal Artillery—Captain H. Geary killed'. • Royer Rugineers-.rapt. Ili Elplitustons badly wmmiled. 3th Font-allajor limes slightly wouusleil Laiut. Pcylit‘ wouatkd. 9th Font—Lieut.-Col. Stuart iverirely wounded Major Mune womulad ; Captain Sankey vciarnded ; Ensizu Ni • chola wounded.' • t,th Font—Lieutenant.Colonel thn Han. G. A. F. Lake killed ; Majors G. Way and Thouits tgeniou wounded ; Captains P. Hodge sod A. Fatima wacvlid ; Imsat ti , a m. A Birmingham, St. John W. Lucas, mid Roll -rt 'Stamm, iroomird ; Captain Geurre roil *Mishit; tieutimants Ambrose Newbold, and Thomas Lanirtua bl ire lag. 6th Foilt—Captain John Currey, slightly wounded. estb Foot—hasegn Laws Om kdkd ; Lieutenant Burke . • slightly wninnited• • sail Poisiwstaiut. R. Reid dangerously wounded. Antli Foot—Lieut. kjety alights( wouisded ; Las:ln Dawes slightly wounded; Adjutant Pe Gds., slightly ...model. !lath Fuot—Captuni Creagh slightly wintat.ed ; Lieutenants Hill and torimao ►hyl:it.ly wounded. Mut zet of the choir Return. 4 Ofti" , rs ;go Offircni woitaile4 ; t Officer" mi.* ; • J N:.l-4.91111111iRF:Illea °Meer* and Drumm as kilted Nou.c.itimis:nswd °direr, and Priiionnis *winded; 2. :him...wooing until etfi cis* . and Di umineia eisis2:l,l; tit ran% inn! tile Liked ; .2,1 Park nod file wounded ; os rank sell me 'analog ; I house kilkJ ; Total—Offirers, Nua.e-imaiiisioned (firvers, rauk and tile, and Louses killed, wounded, lad mining int G. H. TUC Lit, I wit. Adj. tics. 114.d.q.arleas at Lourinha, Atm. ilk tanks NIT Lnao— r :inice I wrote to you last slight. I .are heard from Lrigadier-General Anstruther, that he i* on the coast of Pialielie, with tile fleet of victuallers and store ships, in charge of Captain Lligh. of the Alfred, with it part of the force de taelled from England under Brigadier-General Acklmal, is consevelice of the receipt of orders winch I had left at Nlonalega Lay for General Ack land, which he had op"sied. I :mire rir.liered ,;atliaraGeneral Anstruther to laud iwntedi.a eat. and I have moved to this plat', in order to prousca his landing, and facilitate. his jmiction. f;'wral Loison loille(Lcsmieral Laborde in the course of ILA night at To - frt.* Vedras; and I iiiidwr stutui that bet!' began their march towards Lisboa this mor gt I also hear that General Junot has arrived this day at Torres Vedras, with u small corps from Lisbon ; and I conclude that the whole of the French army will be assembled between Tor res Vedrus mad the capital, io the coutsE of a few days. I have the hoaoar to be. 4:c. (Signal) • A ,ITHt,R ELLESLLY. To the Right Hata Lord Castlereagh, Jae. Ise. Mullis:atom 'Alarelts, Aug. at, Isla. MY L0RD...1%w report o,i,eh I hare t h e honour to intros' to your Lordship, made at my request by Lieuteaaut-General Sir Arthur %Vent:laq, conveys information which cannot bat prove highly grati fying to His 'Majesty. On my laarling, this morning, I fawd that the 'twiny** attack bad already canstnenced, and I wm, tuaate enough to reach the field of atailin in to witness am! approve of every dispositicht that had been, and was afterwards made by Sir Ar thur Wellesley, his comprehensive nuind•furnishing a ready resource in every esnergenrv, and reuder ing it quite unnecessary to direct any alteration. ma happy, 041 this oegaaion, to near testimony the great spirit and good tiotitinct displayed by the troop* composing this gallant army in this ell-contested actiuu. I mewl this dispatch by Captain Campb e ll, Aid de-Castip to Sir Arthur Wellesley. no person being better qualgic4l to give your Lordships mferanati on . I hurt the honour to he, &e. (Signed) Il toim •BvititAnD i Liv ittetiant-(;elierni. the Rt lion. Lord Cattlerrazh, Sc.. Rpenitra, aticest al, IMO have the honour to repolt to you, that the enemy attacked us in our position at I'iluiera this morning. The village of Vimiera stands in a valley, through runs the river Nlaceira ; at the hark, and to westward and northward of this villas , i; a mountain, the western pMat of which touches the sea. and the eastern is se p arated by it deep ravioe from the heights niter ,which ploisei the rood which leads front Louriailia mid the northward, to N . ,tasiera. The greater part of the infantry, the Ist, -2.1, .1 , 1. 4th, sth, awl nth brigades, were posted on this mountain, with eight pieces of artillery, Afainr-t:eneral Hill's brigade bring on the right, Major-General Ferguson', on the left, having one battalitaii on the heights, artztrated from the 'moun tain. On the eastern Lail sootharti side of the town is a bill which is entirely eutunsancled, par ticularly oa its right. by the meanitain to the ,westward of the twit, and coatinauding ail the groaad in the neighbourhood to the southward eastward, on which tirigarlier-Gernoul Vane ported with his ridemen and the 50th regi silent, owl Brigarber-G.meral Anstruther with Ins brigade, with half a brigade of six.podndera and .ha/fa brigade of oinepoundera, which hail been irtlered to the position in the course of last night. The groomd nv.-r which 11414%.!4 the r o od from Loa the coition atid , :d the Taft of this height, and it had Jo: been ocruphxl, exceatin; lit a piquet, as the Camp 11541 tart taken up oli:v for me night; and there was no water in the neighbourhood of this I 'bright. Tete cavalry and the reiesre of artiVery were ia. malty between the hi Is on which the ilfautry Veal; both flanking and supporting Brigadier-Ge neral Fume's advanced gamut. 1 • The enemy first appeared ut eight o'clock in the morning, in large hisalieMof eiti'ulry on ear left upon the heights on the road to leurinha ; and it i•as 10011 obvious that the attack would he made upon our advanced guard, and the left of our position; Major-Geiteral Ferguson'a brigade was amour diately moved across the ravine fo the heights, on the road to Louititha, with three .pieces of can non ; he was followed successively by BrigadieraiGo newt N Othyeale with his brigade, and three pieces of cannon ;Brigadier-General Acklartd with his brigade, and Brigadier-General Bowes Midi his brigade. These troops were formed (Major-Getios rat Terguson's brigade in the first line; Brigadier- General Nightingale's in the second; and Brigadier. General Bowes's ami Aeklaad's, in columns in the rear) on those heights, with their right upan the valley which leads intn Vitniera ; and their left upon the other ravine, which separates these heights from the range shish terminates at the landing-place at Macetra. On these last-mentioned heights, the Portuguese ttoops winch had been in she tontine near X ituiera, were posted in the tirit instance, and they were suppsuted by Brigmlier.Geuerial erilU.- furd ' s brigade. The troops of thiejadvanecil guard on the height* to the Southward and Eastward of the town were deemed sufficient for i us defence, mid Major-Ile:1ml Hill was moved to the centre of the monittain on which the gi.eat lody of the infinitry bail been post ed, as a . blippOri to these troops, mid us a reserve to • the %chute army. la addition , to this support these troops haul that of tile cavalry in the rear of their • right?. The oneany'settack began in term's] columns on the whole of the troupe on this height ; on the left they a•huniets.d, notwithstanding the lire of the rifles mete, close to the 30th regiment, mid were cheekeill and driven boa only b 5 Curls:l)l4mb; of that corps. The . 1 battalion, -Lid regitient, was likewise doicly engaged with them in the road which !cads iuto mom ; u part of that corps having Leen ordered*, into the church-yard to preveut thetu from pene trating into the town. On the right of the position they were ri pulsed by the bayonets of the 97th re giment, wind, corpa was successfully supported by the 2‘l Initiation 52t1 regimetit, whit-146y an advance in column, took the enemy in dank. Besides this opposition given to the attack of the enrol: ad our advanced guard by their own Ml•r -totes, they were attacked in finds uy Brigadier-Go ner:a Acklaitil's brigade in its advance to its position ml the heights on the hell, aact a catutatialte was kept tip on the Hank of the enesay'r columns, by the artillt.re on those heights. At length, after a most dismerate contest, the enemy way, driven kick in conlionnii f this at tack, with the le-s of r2ven pieces of commit. many prisoners. and a .gnat . •r of ohficeni Mi. liierri killed and wounded. He was pursued try the detarhinent of the 40th Light Dragootis, hut the enemy's cavalry %acre so mod, superior to nortiners, that this detachment has starred much, used Lieu teinint-Colshiel Turi !or was uufortuinitcly killed. Nearly at the same time the enemy's attack commenced upon the heightson the road to Lou rinha. This attack was sii,•poried by u large body of cavalry, and was made with the usual ini pinuonisy of the French trouiiii. It ant received with steadiness by Mujor-Geoend Fergusoi t 's bri gade, consisting of the anth, sod 71st ltegi iiicati; and these corps charged, aa soon a► the enemy . eporoacheil them, who gave war, •continued . to advance upon him, supported by ithe one et the /turps of Beigiulter-General Nightin gale's brigade, which, as Ilse gronlid extrudes], afterwards formed a part of the tint line ; by the C : atli Regiment, and Iry Briicadier4 kmerat Bowes's and Acklatill's brigades, ishi:e 'Brigadier-(:enema Crawford's brigade. and the Portuguese troops, in two final, advaticed 'thing time height oil the. left.— lit the advance of Major-General Ferguson's bri gorle, six pieces of cannot' were taken from the eilfllV, with many prisoners, and east numbers *ere kinol and wounded.. The enemy 'them:ode made an attempt to re• *river a part of his artillery, b uttaekilig the 71st ens/ reitments, which were halted in a valley in which it mid been taken. These regiments re- Linen from the low grounds in the videy to the heights, olirne they halted, faced about, tired, ar.d advanced Nem the enemy, who had, by that time, arri ve d i n th e low ground, stud they thus obliged him again to retire with great low. In this ateitiii, in which the whole of the French force in Portugal was employed tinder the Cons tumid of the Duke D'Abratites in person, in which the enemy was certainly superior to cavalry and or tillery, amid in which not more than half of the Bri tish army wasactually engaged, he has sustained a signal defeat, and his lost thirteen pie res of can non, twenty-three ammunition waggons, with powder, shells. stores of all uhsaeriptions. and twenty thousand rounds of musket tunrunnition. Otw General Officer (Beaters.) has bees' wounded and taken prisoner, and a great malty Officers and Soldiers have been killed, wounded, and taken. The valour arid discipline of His Majesty's troops have been conspicuous upon this occasion, us you, who witnessed the greatest part of the action, must have observed ; but it is a justice to thn following corps to draw your notice to them in a partietem: manner. viz.—the Itoyal Addle,/ 11111 l ntided by Lieutenant-Colatiel Hobe; the 404; I/ragoorts, whirls had been commanded by Lieute nant-Colonel Taylor; t e soul regiment, com mended by Colonel Walker ; the 24 butter 95th Foot, commanded by Major Travers ; the sth bat bath Regiment. commanded by M!sior D.ivy ; the ted battalion 43d, cosuthanded by Ma jor Hull; the t.t battalion sad, coin:minded by Lieutenant-Colonel Itoss ; the 97th Itegiment, commanded bylieutenant-Colonel Lt on ; the 30th Ite,zintent, obit seeded by Colour! Borne ; the scith, coluntantleti by Colonel Keintnis ; the 714, commanded by Lieutenant-Calonel Pack ; and the Itegiintat, commended by ktiijilr Eyre. In mentioning Colonel Burn., sad the 366 Re giment to you upon this occasion, I cannot avoid to add that the regular and *Merle conduct of this eon's, throughout this service, awl their gallantry and discipli.ie in action have been conspiessous. I must tale tine opportunity of aeknowledging my obligations to the (;eneral and Staff Ollcers the army. I was much indebted to Major-Genecil Spencer's jodgiur nt and experitmcc, lo the decision which I formed, with respect tee the nutnber trOtps edlotted tes'each point of defence ; and for , iris advice mid assistance throw4hout the actiose.—s In the position tulip up ley Alarr-General Fergu son.* brigado, awl in its adlanet upon the enemy, that officer shun eel equal hrurvrk and julotent ; and much ionise is due to Briguater-t i.lecral lune, mid Brigadier-General Austruther, for their gallant defence of their position in front of %inners, mid to Brigudier-General Nightingale, for the wanner in which he supported the attack upon the enemy, wade by Nlajore-Ceneral Ferguson. Lieutenant-Colonel G. Tucker, and Lieutenant- Colonel Bathurst, end the officzrs in the depart mentsofthe Adjutant and Quarter-Alaster-General, and liettitetiaitt-Colonel Torrens, and the officers Or my personal staff, rendered me the gvatsest as sistance throughout the action. I have the honour to inclose herewith, a return of the killed, wounded, and missing. I ham the honour, &c. (iiigned) A. WELIASLEY. N. B. Since writing- the above, I have been in formed that a French General Officer, supposed to 1e General Thehault, the Chief of the Staff, leas been found dead upon the field of hatti. A. W. Return %Calmled, and Sliming of the army ander the ruatlual.4l of Lieutenant-General the Right Hon. Sir Arthur W. Tinley, B. on the stet of August, ISUti. Heathtiorators, Cratere. General Sleff--et Captain nuttnded. Royal Artillery-2 rank and tile killed; rank and tile, Hotel rancirarra--t Lieutenant toils Light Dragoons...l Lent -Golonet, to rank mut file,.lo ltoraes, killed; sery4uts, 1). rank and file, In kotses, °nailed ; I Captain, I ifUltiliNtl, 9 rank and file, i hu,se. missing. ist Ttriende--Mslier-Ceueral sth Etiot-Notte killed or wounded. gIL Foot--.. None killed or wounded. antis Foot—.Nonc killed or wounded. 2d Brigeds--Nlnjer•neeeral Fergana. Stith Foot-7 rstik nal file killed; l Captain, 3 Lieutenant., Emirs, I SWF, 1 Serjeant, 1 Drunlinne, 34 rank and file wounded t I Setialls4, I rank and tile missing. Code Foot-3 rrnei: and file killed ; I Captain, I I.ientenant, Ii Sesicaisis, 94 intik and file wounded; o rank awl file tuissmu. 71st Foe.t—';J rank and file killed; Il 6aptaiss, 4 Liente naut., 1 Ensign, I Staff, G Serjeauts,, as rank end file a °ended. 34 Brigade—Brigadier-Cetera] Nlghtingsile. 291 h ro , ,e--: rank and file killed, 1 Captain, 1 Serjeatit, 10 rink and tile woneded. sad Foot—il Lieteemnit, 7 rink and file killed, 2 Serjeants, St rank and tile wounded. 4tlt B. iratle—Brigadier-Garaerul Bowes. tub Font- , ..None killed or wueuded. adil Foul—None killed or wounded. lh Brigade—Erigadier-GeneralCraufuril. 4311:1 Font—None killed or wounded. ylat ruat.—N sine killed or wounded. nib Winds —ltrigadier.Ceneral nine. Seth Eunt....l Captain, I Serjeant, la Rawk and Pile killed; 1 Staint, 3 Litittenanta, I Set . leset, I protium:l', tii Rauk arid Ede sounded ; 4 rank end file inissine. 5113 Bat. Until Futit--I a hank mid File killed ; .2 Lieutenants, • I Serjeaat, 2i Rank and File wounded; to Rank and 741 Rat. 9:ilb Foot-1 Serjeant, Rawk and Pile killed; Liestessard, 1 Lusigo, 13 Rank aad Pile wumadod; S Rank and File missing. 7th Drigade-...Bri;;Aid ler-Genera Anstrittlit r. 2d hat. 9th rauk and file killed ; I setjeaut, It rank and file wounded. 2d hat. 434 Foot--i serjeant, i 6 rack and file killed ; I Ma jor' a Lieutenants, 5 rerjeents, a drummers, tie rank and *le wounded; 1 drummer, be rnuk and file missing. Cd hat. Sad t rank null file killed ; I Lieutenaut, • nOrfrilents, Ji rank aid hie wounded; t rank mid fits anisang. 97th foot-1 rank and file killed; II Major, 1 Lieutenant, • IP *edemas, $4 rank and file wounded. wth brigade—Brigadier-General Ackland. ell or lidneeies—s-i serjeant, 11 rank and tile wounded. • troth Vosit-1 Lieuteneut killed ; 1 I.inarteaaut , 4, rank and flu weeded : I rank and ale aiming. Royal Stair Curia—rN 11111` killed sir wounded. Tutal—t Lieutenant-Colonel, 1 Ceptaim, g Lieutenants, 3 Serjeunts, lis rank and file, ao horses, killed ; Majors, 110 Captains, 19 Lieutenants, 3 tin.izipt. 2 sail; 2; 82eje.lat4, 4 Drusiancia, 466 rank and Elk, 12 burins, wuend:::l; t Inistniaa, 1 J.ieutemiat, I Ser. jean!, t Drummers, ad rank nail file, i bone rens- Nemo of Seers Killed, iVolinded, and Rinsing, on the 21,1 of Augult, tend. General Sniff--Captaiu Gardiuire, of the 17th Foot, l)epnty Assistant Quarter-Ifs:ler General, a - sanded. ltisyst Etieneera--First Lieutenant %Veils, intssin". WanLial,t lirerrons—i-Lieututant-Loluel Tayl or killed; t'optain laoltace 20111 Foot—lirutenan2 1.11•001:0 ; Lieutenant 11%17; wvnrded 29th Vo..l.—Brigadier.3fajor A. Crengh wounded. sLth Fuot—Captain Herbs:. t slightly wounded ; Lieutenants Hart, LowEbt, and Falaards, slightly wounded ; Ensign Resell slightly wounded; &Witt and Adjutant Portals verelg soaudsd. an'ti Foot—. Captain Smith slightly wounded ; Lieutenant Vratikley aligbtly wounded. 4341 Foul—Major Ileaine wounded ; Captains Eerrusan, Brock, aid Haverhill! wounded Lieutenant 3lnstdeu wisionlett; Lasign Wilson woundmi. soth Fusit—iCaptain A. (i. Cooke killed ; Major Charles Hill wounded ; l.i *termini. John Kent, Joins Wilson, and Robert Way wounded. 514 F.ot—Captain Lwart wounded; Lieutenant BeU wounded. Goth Foot—..Lieutenaut Charles Kirk winuidied ; Lewis Ranh wounded. 71st—Captain A. Junes slightly wounded; Major Macken zie slightly sounded, Lieutenant J. D. Pratt weetet) wounded; Lieutenants William Bulky, IL Dudgeon, and A.S. slightly wounded ; Ensign W. Camp. bell slightly wounded Aeting Adjutant ‘ll 4 ,llpine ve •erely wounded. 094—Lienteneet R. Donkin, killed. eatlla—Lieut. Pratt wuunded; Ensign W. Cox, wounded. 107116.--Mnjur J. Si daze wounded; Lieutenant E. Kettluwell Ireonded.. • MT 1 Mare li that he victual! Eli,4h, LW: bed Acklait which I land, w p;athar-t and 1 his land (;ell* Course € Mud ti this in° arrived corps fn al the F rocs VW dAyv. To nu My 1 to inch, Lieutee informs Eying to Oil n enemy's to: tuna Gin': to that hat thur W a ft:arty inK it ry t sin to tlw all the well-co I tern de-Can better t To the I St a— the env this IIII) The %Owl% r dtr ate. tunuuta 64'4, and from tl which It Ist, :la, on this Major-t Major 4 battaliu, tain. ( town is titularly ,weetwar ground *Soil ea* Was IN/41 rt briforle, •helf a hi • irtlered • The goo riot's en uo: hec; Camp it there iva • height. Tito the vallt Abstract of the ithrer. return. 4 Mere killed, j; o,Uirers wuanaled, a °dimes M;P•itIE, 3 Non.funimisi.ioned Otrictra and,. Drummers ktifola .11 Nam-Commissioned Officers and Drummerswomidej, loion-Cummissionod Officers and Drummers missing, vall rank and the killed, 466 rank and file wounded, 4u rank and Ale miming ; 4:1 bones killed, wounded na.l meattig. Total °diens, non-euinmissioned ullictry SO drum mers, rank and Ale, and braes,, killed, wounded, and inis.Uir,7lt3. G. B. TUCIEIt, Dep. Adj . . Gen. Return of Ordnance and Ammunition taken in the Action of Ilse list ',Want. •Ix-roomier, 4 funr-puemlers, i tbsee•pooltders, 6 fire aii inch Ismail zees . ammunition wa;ausea: 91 Portereese ami u niuitio4 tam 4A Lows. 4 multi. The chore is oily the number already received in the Park : lint, from several Recounts, there are eight more taken from the enemy. The ammuni tion waggons and ears contain a portion of powder, itinistars of till deseri ptions, and ithout twen ty thousand pounds of musket ammunition. Wit. RODE, I.t. Commuudit b . 12 Artillery. {Jell' Cot. Tarter, &c J.c &c. FORE.IGN _INTEI.I.IQ7.ICL GOTTENDURCII MAIL. STOCKHOLM. am There it a report here. that Sir S., Hoo t ' fallea iu ir:th the Itus.siau fleet, but dthi s , cot:6u i, kaowo. GOTTLSIBIINGII, AVO.; We have various reports about the Ito,,ian but now. that can be depended upon. to-clay from Finland or Norway. UVAD-uyARTErtI. ua.u.saY, Al's;, Ilis Royal Majesty has been infornavd, I.r port from Field-mar.shul Count Kling:put-, o f fit initant, that the eueiny has fillets Maw() and Saarijarevi, to lieuru and G yai The fir,t brigade of Ills Royal Majest)'s army bAd advanced to Alawo, and the Kaidiajeclii. Rear-Admiral ifjeliutierua hAb ported, that II.! has arrived oith the Retina of leys muter his voinitt,oad off Little Satliurgon His llujz. , ty been ple.10:1 to or.Lti,., 'coy g, orders or Cie let or this mouth, that the which is assembling in °laud, under his co l is to bear the name of the Snothoru Finnish A r , •ud the other, commanded h3r_ Count Kba: s which at preir'ut occupies %Vasa, Konpio, sal envirous, that of the Northern Fiarrish Arr ice-Admiral Puler.. who commands in Cs/ hu reported to lilt llajesty, that on the ;d the English % ice -Admiral, Sir 1. &maw?, need iu Cathcroaa, to take freth water on Iv Hear-Admiral Hood w•as expected there, wi• Will of the line, for tlie same purpose...(, GilJetle, Aug. 17.) DALARO. ava. Notwithstanding the late Ititssien Ukase, which all ships in }general were prnit;bited tailing from uny lintsistis port for a Swed;.:l honte Captain H. Tjartm Boss arrived here itrii from Riga, with a cargo of flux and Itemp,t/i YIT&DT. ♦ve. A traveller of great respectability, jot rived here front Hanaburgh, which place he ' the stli of this month, positively *strait that s number of French troops, who were orthseil !starch fur Spain, had openly repressed great content, and that he knows, fur certain, that of them, who were shipped 0,1 board in the Elbe, absolutely threw their arias board. • I s sec. ik S•. !load Wthis AVO. it Olt. :,;„ Y, Al'.;. 1,4 I.‘• g4pur, re ua, L f GyAk.k. esty' s Fio the l e ce: ,i 'main ko, flotilla of., ittliurgu or Lit the ar his caws rat Kfi az „,' "Pie, *A li4h Army. in Calm!: the id lest ifittunarer, ter on hOod :re, with ik os ann. 14. Ukase, 3it;bited fans Stred;,*3 here !irk ay lemp.t/411./ T. AVG. Is. Hy, jest as. are he left es is that a ;red e ordeietl to sed great di:. in, that - 2, it some smelt ✓ arias met. 'RESS 3. 1 yesterday at th &speck, rank ; los an * 16b troop4o6 -kinent of tie Ins there not ▪ ; and fined that Sr orate the Rs ed in Zealand !nen. t bi g ht, w. 3 .he 4341 14.4... ;panish provie t 111 the North THE BRITISH P LONDON, MONDAY, StrrtAtitit s. A Lieutenotit of the Navy arrived the Admiralty from the Millie, with froui Admiral Sir Jam's> SAWS ARSZ. He con►lwu►ieJ by a Ipauirli Offieer of big!' rank ; understand the Alan:pia DF. LA ROM ANA, Cotntwu►dar in Chief of the Spanish The 'rematches souotroce the crab:o:lllmA Simoish troops ►rt I,sugeland, so far us there transports ready for their conveyance; and gig exacretations, it is said, are eote►tained that J AMES SAVI: ILREZ will be able to procure the te lease of those that have been detained jp They do hoot, however, exceed 3000 ►nen. A Cottenburgh llril arrived but tight, let ten and papers from that city is the 43i1 It appears that the SUCCtIIII of 'the Spanish has already produced a salutary effect in the of Europe: Some French troops at Handout:l...a is amid, have refaced to march for Spain. It French troops hate set this example, what may se not expect from, the various foreign notions ides* NaKiLgos has forced into his service ? • Our preceding columns contsin The rztratd;- *cry Gazette published ou Saturday, giving died (kis! account of the recent success• of the Brifoh troops in Portugal. In the recital of the itftfli superior officers and corps, acknowledged by Sr Animus Witta.r.stcy to hare distinuished thew; selves upon these occasion,, there is no notice st General CRAUVUID nor of the Portuguese tro•3P► This omission has excited sotpe observations ; 1 , 4 we shall make no remarks; until we loam whethor it has been intentional or not. Several repom prevailed on Saturdu.• respecting the operatloni 'the British army in Portugal, subsequent to the tle nt the 2, tst list. A letter of the 24th, from Oporto, states, I but ihr French and British troops in Portugal weer ev fpiged on the 24:11, antl dint the enemy we...r tOta;IF lefeuted. The follm. communication on ti3O subject was posted at 1.1.0% Lis: Lk ) SoturSay, one 0'4.1,:ek,l . - a A Gentleman of this house has just retired a hater from Opoeto, dated the guilt hist, whi, b Mattes, that J t with I.:s army, had decamped flows NSW*, to which he WI retreated after the defeat of the 21st, add was allatt 44 " 3 thr lith by she &Wall Any; that Genesai LotsPom aeon ,!))(1 I each were haled is the action, and that J:: nor sod the semainder weer Ina& p, :sone». 'fbirty•three w 530. 1,, Loaded with plate add other ealuaLles, of which the 14s nett h plundered the pity of lathuti, fell into the hands all"' lle:tish Army. The Russian fleet in the Tap., had boet , d Poi Inviesa tuition." Almther account /my+. a letter received by merchant in the city, front hi, whirr ut.ol,w:'.`.l dated on Sunda'', states, tlat the follg..viiig cate.lo laid, on Unit day, li. Cll p.),..• v