The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-30 00:00:00

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's ~' I T re, t7e EDITOR of TII SrI7'E.S.II.IN. ortily persons are,, or pretend to he, sc , r !mei, with the I ()lilies of the present CabioL4; 1 :,,i 1 wo , ibl fain hove some 000 o f your ourner. „.3Jcrn may kJ able anti willing to. solve _the 1 Kip; ; if you think so, astikcousitler o.)rthy of a corder in you Paper, .you will, L ti i.o.:ting oUlige PUTO were the ports of liolland, the padre/ Ile bows, s‘e. and the n hole of the Island, qf Corsika, in the Oriers of Illocktule of c.tb merit, 1809, 01 1 sserption wade in favour s of all the port s South of the rteiello ;141 resara ; all the ports betweekttsine Caves rritories of Naples, having been publicly decreed.to ; a!;c1 those of tie Kingdom of Naplmictintribtitin• o.llfrin f.,r the conquest of Sicily ? ..,1 1. it nit evident that till the produce of the * Ceintitient, loc h tar wants require, if prohibited (ruin other quartet's, yeti ti if their way, either by land or by sea, to the ports x.le",' they tin be exported ; and that we mirvt pay all tee eur~ne'Mery I on such learesportal:ani i „, ~c not, by so doing, give the most beneficial em. ! 103 ,,,,nt possible to the population and resources of France, t o Ole expeuce of our own ? tts.;)owe not thereby promote and encou'rage a most eN prwronstiite trade on the part of France, Which the tointut• 3 ,..;,itt nod vi,;ilaitee of our Cruizm cannot prevent, it being . edit town Mal when vessels were permitted by our Govern- . s ot tr. C9:ne direct to this kingdom from the Continent, their tennis's attended with so much Itazard, that in most in once. their crews, whose return was still more dangerous co Ir a uf the vowel, fouu.l employment „. in our merchant sod? ire the numerous tailors ma w in the service of liiirat;, ,bi l itti,rdia the active coasting trade, whielt hat beat„ 1 ad - I,asalra.. l i t tr on front the South of France and. Nerds me 1. 4 1,-1C not, where, or ;tow does he find theta?, a 4 t auto 111 better nursery be conceived fur experienced and Inslaisen fur the Topton fleet ? Ito them two last questions not apply ta the Coasting N e i n the North, us fu IN regards the usauoina the fleets iu Otgetilt, flatland, mid even Urest ? sL t s it, or is it not, the real policy of this Goserament la with every awe, the impartation of rues articles as ,4, ht to be imporied at as cheap a rate is possible; on this awple -, o pqnd, that if their erountiaption will bear an ad ;skit., such advance should ha ureasittned by duties en no v toitatioa., %h, tithe exception in favour of the 4 1..eth of I tosly t above wen.stseil, was intended to facilitate asioagglingtratle in our pallet; ?r manilla. tures, I would * the hleccitants is Malta andiirily, if such intention has been attended with success ? ;INA 4.. 1 / 4 , likewise, the fercitants in iteligoland,how Om they tate .urceeded in landing there goo& cm the extensive track of wader, to the North of Holland, Moven by our 'ardor' at Bbetenk cogWTRY MARKETS. 01101 D .31ARRtT, Stair rdrty 3 OCi. 30. Naafi best price of a bushel of wheat was 1.41. iesrdhoix to which price, and a due allowance made . lode bolter, she assize and pried of bread are as viz.:-The peek loaf, household; to wL4gh ilk 6oz. 4s. 5d.; the half peck„ 21. 94d,. Om :welter itt Itroportiosq. *t. • LITcOLII, OCT. 19. Whertl frill is lwri"- • It rk t tAliq e lark Mrs. 51. Qat* Itak la abb. Beet,„000. to Peas 006. to ON. ' • to' 411 RostoN, Ocr. 19 0 -Avenge Prt i cti r Z4 l Wheoer AteP 4 VC* 'beat, Sib. 61. Rye, 00s.. Oats, /v. . Barley: 00s.' toora, $4,-Wheat, 9CO. to 9sa altacliry; . 46,:to". l Bath Au. to Os. Besot old k pss. t0Atb....,. Rope lops. 80113CAITLE, OCT, 24).- Wheel, to 84 lAN 0 445. Oils. Ws. to 260. Rye, CON hOr : ,, • Biwa. Oct. 18.- Wisest, 84s. to b s. t__ 4. - tb 7l 32lsi rttY. 365. to Us. pats , tuk z, O.A. to o.;s. tiatstawoousn, OcT. 2.5.-Whent. lastllladl tie Rye. 4) , . to 50s. Barley; 44.. 451. tct sqt. oats, : u; Boas, 42v. to 465. Old, 51i. Wifiriteecc!weiVATs ;s1 quarts. tsusrusst ' Oct. 90.-Wheat, 991 to 1001. Barley, 46 1 . is 3:v. OM, 20s. to 90t. Wiwi 425. to 466. IMstf WN A K, OCT. 24.-Wheat, 906. to 1006. Rye 46a. to 50C. Isoley, 484. to 8'.275. to 340 tl o Ows .s6l `!Otit'l OK Urrrsaa sm. Oct. 24.-Wheat, 116.411015. tells. Oats, 241. to 20s. Rye, SW. to ed'. r t: 4 Ilisexen, Oct. 43.-( A vetne)-Iykeat, 2.45. WO, fir. ley, Ws 041. clats, 4d, Beam, Ms. iqd. Ra f e. 1 j ltiet A great proportion of every commonity must hat* the Liberty of the Press, al though in dila gauntry few will confess it. Wherever there exists great opportu. rides of abusing polio confidence, of jobbing and embenhog the public money, the Liberty of the 'rest is considered a heavy grievance by the thr944. that prey and, strive to prey upon the nation. VI cannot carry on their work in peace sod qnietuess for this vexatious engbie : Great em. bailers are exposed to the ineretlible mortification of their ith enoneetions," since *these in office ate prevented, by the fear of general ittliguntion, front nesiiing the Matter op s a Minister cannot pug. j chats Totes fer pensions and offices, without " rais in; a clamour that might be veryinconyenient," kr. Peace, A L says in his letter to Lord M xvilrt tax A nem cannot provide for hins Ic . his family, and connections, out of the public money, though hC (hilt through thick and thin for.talcasottable ape,. withent its - being known to the world.aud all ow-', ing to the licentiousness of the eteuei Soma mays perhaps, be convinced by goovr &sons, that Coie raiment is best; hut :41 0111110 e, and lOW will be so convinced—and sett comes tha trlith . ?4 , in one way or other. Many, no doubt, feel *Ma t pa. bes ta Sir Pertinax asp, a .nationel - Oct:mine and the Press is loudly censured ter t h * varyillar A iity which ren d ers i t o f suc h titility . aucitlation and diffusion of truth. No wottitee; then, that the Press should he pat uodei the care of prinilege ! We aro apprehensive of some disastrous accounts Odle vessel: employed in the Expedition lat e- II proceed e d f rom C orunna against &Mm „ u . Be Gaff/inch sloop of war, belonging' to this squadron. arrived at Plymouth on Thursday; baying been blown off Santana nine days 'before in so trenten. dour a gale, that it was necessary to keep the hatches battened down for font successive dap. A number of footpad robberies hive recently been committed at an early hour in the neighbour tmod of the metropolis. , The mode of attack of tl'e miscreants is to approach i passenger, •and • lie its voic e to say " vour money or ;yoitr Thera are generally two, one of whom : chips :a risco! at the mouth, and the other pt the ear of. those they intend to rub, and they are become so d rine, that th e y w ill attac k a s i ng l e m i n at one s kl e lif the street, while others *re nassiluit at t4v oPvqsitt side. • r • . I • .41, , r - . : V Mom THE 'FRENCH ARMY. UL3II, OCT. 6.—Froat the imperial Printing Of. 'airrlblis a a little work has been issued'„ onilar .. the Ode of' " Situation of the Troop; of French,Empire, at the epoch of the lit j ton.ber, isio." It comprises a full account. Of all French auxiliary anti foreign regiments in dial French service, and among others the following: I. fit r.ven INIPANTRY:P2i trench regiments of the line, , ench 3 battalions stron g . Of these 2.3 are united other, leavin g . Tneie 119 ar e disai.ed as (Wilms t•-• Al in Spain and Portugal. • 4. ' S in Naples. . . • 11 iw Italy and Tuscapx, 4 ht lllyria. • 5 in /lolland. . • F° 4in ramp . befb Bew a r e , 12 in (lermany, with the division of Friant, Gudln, nod:hfti- Hfues ; V. regiments of light inftultry of live battalions, five of '<hick:ire lucorpurated with others; leaving , 27 thus sittiatsd if tin Spain. • •• • • • .• •• 6 on the road thither. , 3us t.:.•rmauy. 2 ip Illyria. • lip Sapies. ' , . . • • • • 10 Provsinohl half brigades nit the ?ray tp Spain. " . 4.lSvivis ‘ ional regiments pf various kinds. They at#e .012. fietAnd Ativisiou of the feat guard of the 'aril 4 5 44 , 0 , • 2. Fastieu Cs.vaLessr,.. Carbine regiments,* . : •••• s '% '" 33 •'• , 11 Curassiec regiropats.l 4 in permaix. v . 4t,t 1 in the reautitfdei i iis "kneel. ; . 3O Dr ttkin Spain. 10 • 211 Chasieur regitassibs:l4 Geralaalt .• • 1 .i iti HoliA - td, '-------- " -- " lt ' is-r T • - w 's •- - . it. el, foo.. . • , 2 ki N ASFaI -a • ' ••• ' • • !.I ~ I. i. , . . 4 "• •• ..' 4' *iltUtoNli 3la Italy. •• • • ~ .1 ; • t., to :,1 bin Spain. 4 . . • . .. 'AL .' -',hl IA:i:1 '2' la 111yria. • ; ~ tlti. ..:, 1 before Boulogne. --... • - 11 Attar. regiment] the 11th was formerly laatsii) • • • ...... s • 6 la Spaio, 1 lo Italy. , t in Holland, 1 io Gernsa9y. 1 Prot:iotOpol regiment of 112hkhorie in Spain: .. :••• ;.• .... 10 Provisional dr9goocc regiments of 6 .or 8 corokuugea• ILO two squadrups. is Swint ; V Provisional Chasiieur regiments of 5 companies in Spin. 3. licetalst. ALLICI) :moors, AT rP t illi.;MT IN ScAtN. Swhom t Regiments of the Item • • I, Waltsor battalion. ' • • • •, wocmtet bastatipa t .iyiut " ,....'r . : • 1 Cnaspany of Artdlery. s." •-. . " — 3./ ;,.. .01 11111 1ta I Lied Infantry tegintenti.; .•% ".1• ' . : -ta . .• 1 Iteghnents of the line. • .4 1 ' : • . + • RPM! ri,nli /in pedeon I)ragosso4 ; ,-. ',•'' .1 P ettailf* lagers . • •• 1 ..110:,•• „•••• ftegiroint of Artillery 'on boot. •,, = .,., s Company of Artillery on horsebacks, . 1 • t•• 9 Not pauies of4Artiilery . Train. i Nearelltaa..-1 Light R4;gimeot. • •, • 2 Itekintents lifvese iliehi. • ~. .• .Zt lAigifileb% 4 - I.3rotry . (two.blutalionS),... 1; '• I.flocopany•or Artatery-aud Tiits. ' '... • '" ~. .•,. . • . • , • 1 .4 4.. ,a Revinsent of, tritisalr. •'s -'• • • 11 •.' IP/:•ni.,f4adt=r, Ctini,o lll 3 of .f antry,- "• ' ' .•' 1 Regiaratt of-Onto. lisseftEd,4 ; 0'111.3 Squadroa bf Howe Jogert, ' :;-: .r t, - •.,.. _ 44 ..,, #3iteoretl,ot till - Tux,. , 7 , Saxon 7 Il Reginteni of Infictilry. , ... . •. ,! .., • - k w Wurizhilcih-16dIlitlion f r bm Frdakfort, Vt uldecit.lleltifiyip , 4 rt . ;_ * . lll . 4lllOlslitdt• etlta?sea Lippe pateisslch ;41101. s 4144111 1 ,0Totiott * B41111111. onl 1 wail e lftekligt * ., _ Warsaw—, p . !An l. vils u ‘. &nyv t ""'•77 . 6 - '","'•• • t . .. VP • 1• 7 44 9 Ail 1:44 . ; . . ,Ar # of jitaitrilof lte , l6hie l . - • • • . I Suasion el iftwahatki i. 11).„, -, . ',. r' >' • • ,ni.. tsosemisf i Strillidilompanies of Actillery f t ~.. ..• . •..•":,:i.• 1 Company of Traip., - ...„. . . ro . -„, - • ~ v." ••• . *4 1 Company•of Iclitnirk . jpestplltille...3 Regitheilowt" tofitritty oAtikr Liam ti - t, - .,*, '., - 1 titivation of Licht•ldfantry, 5.,•1 1 4, se . 1^ CoasrutrefFunt Artillery. ii•i ti lt . ;: - 1 Higittept,pf Horse .Ingcrs. y o Pinf. iteag-9* Reglutents of Infaillry.. . ~ ..* I,coniptiny. of Artillery toed Troia. Then fullows a I.),tgethe Regimenti of EireiriTroops, of about 30 Legions ; Or 59 'Squadrcits, and Gans d'Artaerie. It 'gives the names of 0 lasperting Generals. 3S Sub.lispecting Gewalt ; klCoilualese • ry-Peaserzsis, 436 Commissaries of War. i . • ' Foto rirop.r, Geg. 11.' DECREE: _ ”. We, Charles ! , by the drat.e of kiod p inftwouch as his Ma., Jetty the Emperor aid King hallivitid 93 to introduce rto oat . State% the uew Tarif of Dudes *Ma i were decreed in . 4 on the stli of August last, rporacrehrg Colonial • the *more willingly adopt *Ms Iriporisre ; is typ are ' pat the application of thiiloilli tti' all the Sada' ! rein" ItliesiA Confederation will prim the taut Oedema vein" of - Prousodng thsi cousumption of s)iaN Coatiatioral articiet Which • 1 filial' displace Colonial prodaii, qui4 ; as jha.same tiuto a -di• tarnishtainish the coasamptiou of that Rrodaet, t alms of grid. the Continent is'rendered tributary to E . . Accordiagly old ire Woo, with the foment Oct advice a 7 oar ponied 91. Fi. D unce; descried; and do decree as foliaws :-.• • , , ; • • .. 1. That the Dein* given by lbeiesperor Si T41:14411 1 • of 4ugust, ;819 , cuotaiaing tlie!Farikof lover Do! tiro . dkfferent kit+ of produce nod go* shin,•frosis 'the . 94h of . . • October of the praseor year, be of ficite through 'the whole circle* our 4istelfur sill hied! of Colookst produce thgri used • i ilud constinied, , ,!.. ii % Tide itnrirrentecti cooly the tsadc Of Gercturnb' said , i i, i diApossiAo4o,lon Whatever bilge Decreer of Berlin and Mi•• 1104 which "ma in in foreev nor Vial the decisions of the Ent.. peror, aceonfiag to which it is uiudiernbly S i c ir e e t ei t s . s h: tlifiii.q, . • 1_••.. bus, eollke, and cotton aceinoulitted in the r . ortoe land shall never be admitted into Pelsaplt- .• - •' • .' j • .6 5. aur Minister of ikliaotiklseinauslivioaed with the ex. ecutiuo of the-'present Decries Islllek•iittil ho ictoriVd ittose Code of Limit, together with .tbd stance And witted in an46', by which the new Tad( shall be collected i n our States! (Signed at 4•cliapubtu L ljoict.'4B, 18111.) --' • VICAALES, Gland poke." _•_,_:, • . , -. 6 :i ~~ V.' ~ :4: At >~l.. A KontxGsau urtu,SE*T. the East Prussian brigade, which, sin& the 2Qth. of this month, ,h as . 'been stationed iu thiecity,.l part. has been making preparations, union tha , g4th tpitrclied fur the.coast of the lialtie. O w the 45ti) the remainder followed under Gene and Governor Shitlerheiin, The not are of Pack tuatireuvres, as well.as the preparations, leayo'no;. i rdot,th e ir pbject is to ntitlertake sumo operatiou, de test the enemy. Both the infantry and cavalry, 4 ai well as -the artillery, took ammunition a 0, Ainds, to be provided against every event. A , s trong body of cavalry, lately in garris,m, h as b ees 'collected, and their destination is ejther to the cot* the stlpt fea t or AlYwat • -• I -•--- _ JFAVI , 4II PdPERS., • PARIS, OCT. t 6. • Droustlp= commanding Hoe 9th corps of • *Nora Spaio, ermunicates tinder the deft 01's tkosit:/th inst. the Arrival of a person ist Immo plains .confidence at Valladolid, Iris whom he receirrell the following intelligerte t-i; • Oa (ho the Prigere • Whig it** at co-' imbrai (maul' tag psi:ocipal tbivoi of Tering'', si. thite half,way betwei4 illeeida and Lisboa. Tke Erto4els ariiy., had altrisadviterelsod fusty leagues slope. it: . bitike op:frout Thu advanced 11114080 flan k ing pa i l -tile had *several:engagements rjth the Ps4l . 4ftlete regiments Ale mites.; it tak4l . ,t(pward* rit 2 : 500 prisonfrs, and clis. grated seUcrlTeitugtiestfiegiments: Ott the '2'itit of; Sertenbcr,. it felt with' the tagliib army, hi a Awing positron, day's march of Coimbra, ahich it :conaeiyAtirpreghable. ' The English were tacked turned, and Cl o t e ly pursue] ; they Abu. .oiiWa7u7a iirflailt sick and ma g azi nes .. Th e re . . 'or thq affaite ten the iifth vas 70a priioner4 of 41, 101 1 :4190 !Tett Pfg I iPiti • Wp „ tW o pieces,4 English' was of more importance,: Me Rear beitemo ; - Misteil . . by this affair of, the superb a, which r4i . 841(.414 ict•gp t • he; officer lieariail the detiilla of. the events ing:kth the gua i rri'iliieeiiiiit,iiPthe Offie s ntri;',. The', 1)04 1 14*u!, 4 /.lotietioMellitekto ? stru received left ' • • - ..ake :way .4as io .eibellat health, and abundant ielookco iirovbiltuss.. The wounded had lipeit seat` to Visetai iiey were principally those who,sufferpd in;tbestr4ii..l)9 the 27th, they sprteli . 10Pianted• to'3oo men, including the sick. ~41eikeral Prouet was proceeding to Almelda t to hoop up Oe s cal,!44l44qpn w‘ tit, that part of Poe, ;opt is ,tite rear of Ike Array.--(hfcpsiteur. . _ . • • nap Tett' vedr.frogt the Isle of France,'hy thot skip, ihat•the'Engliih hate taken jra the Isle •ii 4i(. parte, formed; the Ade of Bourbon.' CO. . 85i.4 0 gAikit ; Susmiee,,:the Governo r. ; of this •celotbr, was.atlacktgi utithe 7th of July by (.10Q0 men, who 'atuled at two different points, cat uir frnin all ' ,e3Nsirrtunication with the as Isle of f ranee, he de. - fended the ;standee long tic enormous dispro:: portion of the respective ' forces *mild alio* him. Ile roittle an hunintralite capitulation.. • • • The Captaia.General l'hic e len his pqt the Isle of rrairce in an eiculleot ;tate of defence. The Ne. wire:g u ard and the -crews of the v es i e l s We takes. ' Ap arm', Shotrid-theememy make s o Ittock trega It, he will be vigorously repulsed, , , '. '• ' '. '• • ..,...;' , .. : NEIS (:1! TITE .ttlAtEr ! IN SP . A.I+ ..- ' LIFIIIEMA6URA. • . . iltit.T.,—Before quitting the bank 4 of, the'fina rqessa,,.,Cierieral geynier, commanding ite Second berpti of . the Army, caused an attack to be made stn:an enemy's corps which was in the mountains' :Of „Acres de los , Caballeros. Qeneral . Mole was., .shayged With Ali, expetlitien. Ile` set writ - on the July friirii feria , with his divlsiori and OW brigade of dragoons of general tile:lay, Havlisg arrived:near'Saltatierta, he mot theidvanced gqitrd of the ,enely, who, at the sight of our troops, tout ' 4,positien on a. woody, mountain ; they were imme. ately stacked,' overthrown, 'and pursued to iiii. other pesitiou, where .some other troops made- re.. sis4rice, and from ,, , which try were .iiisq 7 c . haserh," The enemy likenitie held aOa defended two other: very strong pOsitinni, whieb'oir troop i could 'only attack by deAling one by one l atid ity leaping over the walls. liiit nothing cupid slop 'the voltigeurs of the tl'end id regiments of lighe infantry. All the Spinish troops, to ,the Slumber of 8,900. ttn , o concentrated ilitunselveg on the *heights near Xeres' de los Caballeros,, whiCh afforded positions 'still . more Strong, and the appreaCh *its sthitilt. was at. trelely &halt. Qin. Merle ordered e halt, and , directed teveral dispositions with 140 View of turif. Jig the attention of the' enemy from the. point , i •lrtrieb he wished to attack ; 'but the'irdoor of the' I himgeurs obliged to hasten his attack. * Thh Id and 4th' regiments of Light Infantry Carried' all the *hums with the hayotiet ; and in Spite of a very brisk ire aq the part of the 4414rds, they Were precipitated' fiord'. the 'mountains in tht*, greatest disorder. The regileqt of the Princess, desirous of mitering their Ilght, formed itself into a square near the bridge of the Ardilla. . General. Marisy ? 'whe pursued it With,lop dragoons, pharged it, made 400 prisoners = 4nd killed the rest. The ' poli ty then dispelled themselvea entirely , and fled in small troops in all divectiens,•:Sigoronsly per. Sited for several leagues, ' - The regiurents of tire.rrincets, of the Union, and , 0 bittalidp; of Catalorrians, which composed the] bes t troOps of this corps, were totally destroyed.l The enemy • had more tii;lt . 1;000 Wed., amo k ; 1 ;wholtiWere lintle Ofieerset rank, and we have matte, ipora prisuacrs. Our kw only amounts' to a few men killed, and.turetity.seveu wounded. • Generals Mitrizy, Starat, and. G rainilorge r as well as the Chief of Battalion Paris', of the 'Ph Light infantry, and the Aid.de.,Canip Chevildyi •par. titularly distinguished themselves in'this affair. - While the ptimpt wioi thus completely britteg, at Xeres, General (igan ; of the sth corps,, rorstrd, npun the.. Lower Guadiana, the division of Bailee.? leros; and dfuwe it back epee Portugal. • .... . Aucusr.:--±he second corps of the army, bowl.' ever, hating pruned to the right beu)t rat the• Ta. gas •to juip tire: arty of Portugal; • the rnemy • had been liblv 1 0'e-unite all his forces in Estrediallar4," and was nide, hy replacing with'Portiiguese thegar-' risons of iladajoz, Carepo`blayor,&e. to form auew , i corps of 10 . 0r_12,000 infantry mid' 900 cdvalry, with which hp had euuceived the project of torirch..; wing upon seville. G: The e`orral of Division Girard was' at this time' in Estret , nadura. Ipformed of the Match of * tilt enemy upon Bieurcuidit, on the lith' of August, 'be' ~; i ~ i^l. '5 • - ~ ~. . .. • Altk" . ~ P sdaiiia -- -- -torched tail,* tessiolhellell I ,l*--tiliat /Diet by ._ '' ,;,, il t lil e•a gl e r i cia• lt, ou t sposided 4 flissi tikei arli r st reareb, ""liket ond t at ikait i g h l i t s t 'OY of defending themselves. Their General drew vp his live in putitions eurruunded by natural en trenchments, andomited the attack. Gen. Gi. • ard made demonstrations upon the centre, while. General Chaurit marched to turn their left, sad L•Geueral Brayer observed their right. Twe 'qua. Aron' of the enemy hail, the boldness to charge the brigade Chansil, which gave them a volley, within, -pistol-shot, and destroyed them in an instant. The • pouffe° of the left was immediately carried at the puint of the bayonet. At the same moment the dirigsde Cr.iyer advanced, and with the bayoset carried the icrel part of the ridge, which was de. fended by 5000 milt. The two brigades now outwit. eel the heights, and the victory wag decided. The enemy's - cavalry made- 'Silk torts to cover the flight 'of 'their infantry ; tho,,voltigeu'rs united, charged them at fell speed, and the route became complete. The enemy lost in this affair 2500 men killed ur wounded, and 700 prisoners; we - took -from him 'four pieces of commit, and immense-stores of pros , 'islet's. Our loss was .2ii. killed, and about 50 wounded; the most slightly.. G eneralfChautil •anet-Brayer 7 ; Cutiirielal Rey- 0 ' • mond, of the ,34th-Rogimeet; Chaiseraux l . o she 40t•b; Vigeet, of the 64th; 'the Chiefor .the . bat: • • r : - taliot t , Sionuot, co v m Mond ing the .88th ; Itijiialli.i l l- , -.r.-..t.... don, of the 21st Chasseurs; the•Citief of Balta. -• . lion IMarquet, 'commanding the Velligeurs ; Csigit.'• ' v . , ii•if• the .344 h; Capt. Leveque, of the 1011 r . •.+ - -'•,, -., 1 4taligarit ; the captain of ire;sadiers, Marini, of . . • the 64th ; Adititant hole stt,:of the • Stich ; Aid'' 41ouard, Officer ,er "E4liee're; . end' the A tilhk. :V Camp Duroc.niesclop,'•liiiin 4 4eibered liratearter 'II" ,'-....' their good conduct. • LSEPTIESSESR.--Thc English, sent a.divislostof Per.. ~• ''- Sego-es° troops•to reinforce Romanis, and •required that he should march forward. This assiotance; and . !..what he could cyllect of realities of his troops, ' formed about 1 . 2,000 (lieu. Ho put himself in ;needs in the, beginning of September, end isdieltied te Vita; ' defiles which command Andalusia. He tit'atirtitxf , • Arecena, Santa - Olalla, Mouasterio,' and Guadal.. - - canal. - 1 . • ... , .. . . During his Continuance .in that quarter , one of his divisions attacked, during foitr sucettave days, . the post of Castillo de Jos Guirdies, and was coq,.. • stoutly repulsed, losing there 150 •men. On, the 6th of September, 2000 men inartsbe4 aPoP F 411 41" Ofiejuna, where there were Rti men tithe A Ist Reg!. went. 'lois detachment fought for 'l”3 'hews. i' at first at the entrance of the :Mpg the° Ao -4 1 (wir quarters, in the church, and arlastitathesteeplei all the soldiers chose ratite: - SO - dl. than Surrender ;,. surrounded on all sides they Mended thensecived with the greatest courage. The enemy .had already, lost )209 of his troops ; despairing to vanquish. with huttput this handful of men, he set llositi the , steeple, and the whole detachment was abootto fell a prey to the flames, when the, spproaeh, of sown troops made the enemy take flight, and 'Cared 1t.....;• It had ldstotr.half of its nest et In this taltrafl. bus' defence. - • '-'. • s • In the mean time the Marshal DOW di 13labissith: asscmhled at El AtequAlta the sth co c 4 limo/thy, under the orders'Of the Marshal Diike of. Tieviso l i fete the purpose of driving back the Inner lot* the lower parts of Estroinisdpil.' Accordingly, (No - corps of the tirmyi after having" okicedlho troop. which were in its 'Nut. At Salta Pella ausl M 0..• nasterio, arrived on the morninget'the lith' Sept. dear Puente de Cantos, Where the'enemy'seevalry, to -the number of 2,700, comprising 4 4 000`Portu.. - ,geese,. thought to make' n eland, , apd appoint oaf' passage. General . Bridle, cos mantlins .. the cheat: ey, rec4yed orders to attack the ;Covey With hie division. Every' thing was ovettlirttivit, attilltut to the 'route; "5W cavalry, among whom sea( the Co.. lintel of the regiment . of the Infanta, and a.graall number of Ofticers,. were Glade prisoners. Sit pleeel of MO! artillery were alio taken ;it'll their ili.ingld horses tid . caissons] the enemy left a gr - ' , al quint -ter killed itOdit., the. spot, 'and' . ilit of -theist *winded wee very tonsliderible, liro'-itad eighli L . , killed, and - 30 . 4iennded. ' ... • - • :The enetoyltetkipitated his retreet ; his conater.. - • , -, he • . • titian was coMplete, and lot a great many men • ly -desertion. On the' iffibi the Duke Of Treviso ' id'e's already at Zara, aril was contiuulng his ope. 'visions. • His . reconnoitring Articoltitl 'Dished ug at. firm; Fuente -del blacitro. :` . . .. ~ • .. 1 ": . • AritAt,USlA t • .. ..4r q uiv,,...eto k rsiunsb4crinila g Mi?re' and mots .• • In Cid'', ale besieged havewilitle a . new c. to revietuiti ,the piece i and in opOati, if pot: . si dirersion - en the Rio Tinto. On ;he 24(4., • . E s of 4egatit o ,i i ttacy landed ' a body of '.6,000 moo .feaufdol* catl4, • between Moguer ebtl the tower of Sind tberebalt itnnadiately against the Dinka - 1( Atimberg, • who - obtititet, Moguer • with 200 'iti:orsemen of Cs reglnient. ' Derinethis movement, • • ••, Capons with 1,400 busii martho kink tb . o.gron.tiers . of` Portugal', and mirclitd rapidly . *spun the Rio Tinto, t4l:cet otf atiletreit of the puke of Area: , . . erg. ' %Vie/abed by*. sutietfai /vi , ce, ibc Dike of : ,.. ~,, , lArietaleit notwithstanding supported the` emnbat ... with suecoss during the Thole day, stud ID thecrett... , . , i iti n:f h eo tic k tit 'rti o p i :* .t pes ti b iti etb ob ro a k i j . il ,: l un Oress t i c w 4 ith sth ou t t te en c tl a vl s `ed . :e , -t: 0 . 41 ,1,: ; ,, '7t: ,. .4 I tinted his retre,o'njstnien2l l icir Over, Aritholift 4 . 0 .., -, • Aid cavity clOttig to •oppOse it. 4oleps .det,chnielitc ..... ; from the'6th tOtlit Joitied cha,Sonill colutuu of s tlie , biike- ; Alf Artinbetg.. :41.4esty" thea 'ittoPped 114 ' ''illatiii: • potlittelPtipits,. who,.had liken the' f otii r • • tti:and •bf 1114 troeps'it Strignear,..mirched . 'eguin4 .• • him yithout.del4:: • Oii• Ot ' Bl lornifigof,lll e .lot h4 •• ' be ''ottickitif •heot at Mattolinilla, from whence „his ' •Jillisteb him as far'ai solalha. A c orkis of sop k sull cavalry having' attempted I•;4;ttiitee, cup Dar e of AriNnberg ? atalinthead'nf 'the .. 2d . 'regiinettt' ,4 ; Heissittgi chwriellAteezit imardiateiyi all nhw • were not killed' were tilt usti:endr vim ti.e .iitiiitit, our' , , . : troops ri•-onte.red :dagger. - The enetny_re.artibar i k.. • ittlit dlsorderditting the night,' leaving ,4 great el. At Of prdpei*ty 'on the beach, iiiirircat part of their catiks',. Both deukty and NI. • Thus this mtliedi tic*, sreliiji./tadpr•its object to rii.yictital.Cediz, end wo Pinsky:li divension, kept in check by "General G 4. 41fr4, pridueed nothing but disgace to the 'nein, ' 'Who lost besides A great 041U414.3' Of 361USAIS Itir dos prclioti4 /•• . - ' ' • , ~,. 4, - , : .: Sarramscs,—,Ttic want int' water iodised Aka : e P ~~, :: • ~,. , . . , ~iiri~ I