The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-08-17 00:00:00

F iefiqt • )i/ht dragoons, 'lnitrer Lteut . ..Chloltel IMey, • in biti'not - beeW of t ra itiiittilfilds teadiatrefis-efte-srfier . ,v 4- gait f - the light • citratry being In front, In pursuit Lieut. M o ver . •ligh.l% ; Limit. Cnllks, severely 1 Lievrt ant Wolfe slightly ; Lleatenants Braekenborg, Royal, Tool , 141- foot co!umtis, t o turn t h e enem y, 14 1,011 the heights , ttlo cripple its operations : ' I haver great pleasure in !chile-enemy. : ' signs Worse; berm, Slut n ,:lustily. w hit e fl, igadie4-Otevieii) . Bradford's' brigade, the fftb reporti,ng to your Lordship'. that, thro,ughout this, ,Isappetra that Joseph Bonap ar t e l e ft Madrid on i - With Foot- , aptalu and brevet •!1-‘jor' Milo, severely ; ajilero . r, W . titter . Tleut..X.fetteral 1.,,.ith, the 7 1th dial. trying day, of . whisk (,hare related the everife, I hatti thellst, with the Army of the Centre,. supposed to 1 ca 7 P 4 t a h l, l "" idlr'dL a . st 1 krhompsca, lieutenaat egginsiletl the Hea r . I d i t i!,...qeptrelCole, and the • - ev,ery reason to he satisfied with the conduct of the consist of from ten to twelve thousankinfantry and 1 E w t t ng s r:lj! tat° : B . re .' et • 11-4) .' es , airy , 9 111.4 1 / 4 1r Leiej4rtienekel bw : Stapleton Calton % ' General Officers and troops; The relation which ( ' from two to three thousand cavalry, and , he. directed 83t1 iroot, id Hutt.-Lieltaintot (*coigne, severely; Lieuto. g hnultl attpq thous In frost, sepperted in reserve by , have written of its woos Will gives general idea of AisinarCh by the Escoriel, upon Albs, de Tonnes.— : 134111 Evr:; 4 ar i r d .. , Batt- Caple t' •Athie.,Lieutenants A idols. the 6th division, under -bilkige-Genera I Clinton, the thf, share which each ludivideel had in them ; and I . He arrived at Blasco Sancho, between Avila and Are . Meade, s-ve;vlr ; Lieaseauto iiin a s.lll - sheik. y_`. diaKiong •uneter Majoc-General Hope and 1)ow cannot say too much to rise 'of the conduct of vain on the 256, where he heard of the defeat o f . 1,1 94 th Foat-Llesompt44:olonel l 4, atujiliell, Cayuga Cooke, c o dna:DlEsitsetes Spanish. disision, and Brigadier- . every individuil in his station. Marshal Marmont, and he retired in the eiening, and I; te ' CA G . gl s t Lisi Le • tai .(lemmas roe- 4 p n lialsman, General Pack should support the left of the 4 th di- ' lam much indebtedlnMirshalSir William Beret- between that time and the evening •of the 26th NS 1 4.1eattolustliatIWJx. te:rely. _ . 'Won; boarteimilit thirksvo e * Do h Arapites, which i ford for his friendly counsel and assistance, both marched through Villa Castin to Espinar. A hon. 1 sielt.lght s ßatt- o tittto•- c : alttoin 11 . aZna i nt i l . ; i iia'diY. rk t veenesirrheill. ' The )stand 'lilt divisidna Oecn- previous to and during the action •to Lieut.. Gene. commissioned Officer's patroie of the 1416. SAgbt 1 otiver e t7 a " • It°. vial ' .4 - 11 • I° ` • ' ealteault ‘ w-r ei pied the irniind on thelitrt,_ Std . 'were In rtietre. rals Sir Stapleton Cotton, Leith, and Cole, add Ma. Dragoons and Ist Hussars, from Arevalo, task, in 1 as. Dlcas,Captaia..Lassrober..aelatfkr- IL 1 The attack uparl . the'vetelittls . lefr WnS Tide, in the jor-Generals Clinton, and the Hon. Edward Paten- Blasco Sancho, on the evening of the 2504 shortly c l t run ' ic si k igh % ) ; (l-Q T I4 ' 1 0"'" 1 er s wvere 'y 1 "" ut ""` Trami el: above described,' di'4 l ,chnp_tekly • . iWect.,etiett. ; ham, for he t 'manner in which they led the divisions after Joseph Bonaparte had left the place, two Officers Ist Royal scoup.:-IPbboatier 114Alphi. t erereiy. AlijOr;•Gehirariffle • iimicni;,l,l,,, Dtward "Plike'nham :of cavalry and infantry under their command re- and twenty.sevea men of his own cavalry, who had. • 91b F oot, Ist Batt. - V° l " l "W'Res" , 4 ev're / Y' 63d toot" Ildlatt.-Valeatagr Idorf.nell, severely. formed the 46i . e.. divisioy Accoss the enmity's flank, : spectively ;to Major-General Hulse, commanding a been left there to follow his rear-guard. ' ." ' (Signed]; ' •••• .101 R Ni IV AT E• 4, and overthrew eve r y thing o pp os ed . to him. ..rheval !f brigade jfithe . 6th division; Major-General G. An. I have reason to believe that Joseph Bonapartstiiiikr • :-., " :- ~ 4 4,i r te.Go.and A. A. G. ~ 7 troo pt.were ateppitterti in the most colloid style by ! sal; . comma.uling a brigade of cavalry ;, Colonel ino regular account of the Fiction of the 22d, till he it 4 die ma w mffiedi t i Tg ranoodvi eir i qm jay, 'gm t . the I ortoglfese, smar c l r y , wi d er Bioutior.Otneral- lands; Colonel the Hon. William Porisotoby, comma passed.the Puerto de GUadarrama yesterday, but he 11• ' Reessa, • . • „, IYUrhan, 1 " 66414 "'"'„„._ '"int•c°l4'gei News 'e Mtn- i6indintMniol , :cenere j.e Marchant's brigade, af- ; then retuengd and was directing his march upon Sr. ii lil Dragoons, Wad's German I ediss;iiLltocimati Afialml l drons of the 14t1r,111Wv'esesessfetlfy defottedevery e.e.o, tie she lief that Olftner ;to Major-General Wm.' govia. I fiStratiot yet heard how tar he had advanced. ' 7dit ito, Ditto _c 4ptain untir. 1 !• '" 'i 'I" ' t•• tempt made by thtiesenti!OnOthe flank of the third ! AWN . tomroandifi . 4 S ,brigade in the 4th division; i All accounts concur with regard to the great loss sus. swooshes; - ' "..`" • " 1 41104 411 : 43S" e .' 63.: J °.- 1 2 ' ' ' ''' "t ... " 1 " e • i hialifi- General ` r rmate.;;PM_Manding a brigade in ', tained by the Army of Portugal. Royal Astillerv-Lieuteoano.4snallaro. Ist Dragoons kiug's German Legidir ' ' • ' thigadiec-Gellejle ,BradfprO , brigade, the 5,h ( the Ith division, and the-division after Lieut.-Gen. IBy accounts from Lieutenant.GenerelSießowland (l et Tappe, ees:Tedir. 1 4 - 11 41, c I „.. ~i .1 and 4A -di.' isinfy c 4 4. " . :ce, 4 tilr,Y, um :qv. LiVO O 7 /BA Wel 'wounded; Brief' er-General Bradford, ; Bilk° the '2 Ith instant, it tit ors . that. the enemy 1 , 3,1 Must IMtla,-:-Plestmsant Fem!ttet . , •.. . . 1 ,.., 10 ,ant - 1, v li in i in, attacke.44 . ments s i livigadier.Genend Spry, Colonel stubbs, and Brigs- ;had in some degree reinforced the troop! ih Estrema.' - i t • "'-' _., I Ablll af illed. Wasiak& Aso USSR 'fibs Artar,voevtb my in front, and ril l a 1,410; before them, 7il l er• -General Power, of the . Portuguese service; dura. The t.ieuteneut•General had removed to 7,a.,. ti c Ca u ssad of the Earl of Wellioitaa, 'sear Canrajoa, on ' from QiNe lii . :iolit:4 . kfratc.i c irtg&ia,.4; ,fotward their , lii‘evrise to I.Aette.- C o l on el Campbell, of the 91th, 1 fra. It is ye ported, that ' tletteral 13allasteros had t 6 e . Silk "ty0 1541 . itill'4 vi.osoded • ' • . .Alining, t o r io t , s o T ai ,to ;mw% atiligiA b - avail ..the enemy's.; ceinsnandinfoa brigade in the 3d division ; Lieut .. : marched on another expedition towards Malaga, and , B r ut* . . 61 VP ' • 47 g au j i , in propostino•loghealtieence. - Brigatiitale- I Colo,sel Wiliienia,' Of the 60th foot ; Lieut.-Colonel : that he was oppriied by a division of the army of the 1 i'inlePese •• X . VG . 27 r _ ne•al Pack made a ~,,..1. goilordt Mina. - upott tile t ltailace,, nr„Ake 88ilt, commanding a brigade in South, under General Labal• I have not received i Total - ' 95. . • jab if' .:') h raf kiles,Zin ?valiellbr htv**lll4 t hise alldmvit succeed, the 3d &vise** I Lieut.- Colonel Ellis, of the 23d, : detailed accounts of Commodore fir Home Popham's di , chug the 'Otto' s' of 41te eiterity'fl.co;bi - the Jlon. Edward -- tham7s i ' ttr - " - .. the - - the not- - .. tie j, •• : Abstract oflClll4, ' OW ,of th- Allied ARP , . ' excepting in inverting tip: __sittlitohis carp+ pVwed 0pr . 5 . 17 1 11 - 1 - •airtitooptt, under the coconuts - 4 of PeotenYtkAMlretest' tßtp i d. • hi s tott • • ...ill' T rk s • Vallee. The Catafry urtnr . tlentinunt.Cirneral Sir Staple. ton Cotton wiale arenthitiallithEtittd - socceasful charge against a body of,,tlit;eiiet.it.liaikAtry, which they overthrew an; - 1 cut to *-pieors. is Ws charge Major. Generhl Le Nlatchant at , the head of his, brigade, and. I h 'to, Albs of a most able Officer. After the crest eat ke g )) wits carried, one divi. e . v l i on o r thoinoyi , :snide a stand against the 4th division s which, ciri:f.a severe contest, was the obliged to give way, in consequence oL _ enemy having thrown some troops on the left of the 4th division, after the failure of Brigfulier-Gen. Pack's attack ripen -tive'Arapiles, and the Hon. Lieat.-Gen. Cole haring been woundfd. . . Marshal Sir William Beresford, who happened to be on 1110 spot, directed Brigadier-Gen. Spry's bri gade of the fifth division, which was in the second line. to change its frent, and to bring its fire on the Rank of the 's division ; and I. am - soli to .41111 k 01 ei.emy _ , . add, that ult;' , . engaged in this service, he received a wound, wi.irh. I am apprehensive, will deprive me of the benefit ci! I.:- cnunsel and assistance for some time. Nearly about tlan came time Lieut.-Gen. Leith received a wound, which unfortunately obli;n 4 him te,quit the field. I ordered ei nth dkision ender Major-Gen. Clinton, to relic re the 4th, and the battle was soon restored to its former success. • The enemy's right, however, reinforced by Or troops which had led from his left, and by those which had now retired from the Arapiles, still conti• aced to*resist ; a,d I ordered the Ist and light divl- 1 'ion., and Colonel Stubbs's 'Portuguese brigade of the 4th division, which was. re-formed, and Major- (;:itetal William Anson's ,brigade, likewise of the 4 it diri,tioit ) to turn the right while the 6th division, , • sopporett'hy the 3d an.tlttli' attacked the front. It wag dark.befgre this•pnint *is ckinied by the 6th cti vision,-antrthe *enemy lied throng,' the wonds,lio _ GEnetat .__ ; Hon. _ Pakenhanv, kip& in the. 4th division," During his absence in tirPtommand-0 the 3d division ; the Hon. Lieut.- 'Priville, of the 38th regiment, commanding Major.Gerterel.hay's brigade in the.esth during his absence on leave • Brigadier-Geueral Pack.; Brigadier-General the C:ivide clelgetendi, the Portuguese service ; Col. Douglas, of"the Stli Portuguese regiment.; LienaCoi. the ' Conde de Fi talho, of the same Pegiment ; Bing;; ham, of the 53d regiment; likewise to Brigadier. General' d'Urban, end Lieutenant-Colonel Hervey, of the 141.11, Light Dragoons ; Colonel Lord Edward Somerset, . commending the 4th Dregoons ; and Liet A-Colonel 0- Honourable Frederick Pon.. .. , rations on the coast since, )4111411nrt.. . &IDlviii() ) . i understntA usat, be bakilikestkritto .Urdialea. . 1:1— ,f, • i ~ • -.,• ......—.... • 1". • . • No ales of kilted soh 1% emoted, Joly Ill,•1101 Kitson ' , r • t7tk Besll--Liselenant Itooclitle, Milstein Davidson, r'; ,_, __. WOUNDIA. OnVili ilone - RAlletr—tiktenzot Delmer, °severely; , ",'-•' Srl Dragoons ...I.iettletiant Bonifield, slightly, • c lens Light Orogooos—Lieutenaot &stets, slightly; Watt_ Williairis.. severely. Ilth Light Dragoons=Adintant Gettriek, severely. - 14th toot—Major Brothel-wo e Liesteussts liwyose, Eirwk4.l direly. • . titlLFoot—tietneoant Baker, 'slightly let Hussar itinee Gorman Legloo-.-ilarrack-hlaster Krad- i keoberg,. Captain Moller, slightly; I.laptain Aly, stteeto,l4 , Lie:sten:ant I,lj itch, slightly. , 7th_ Royal Fusilefia-I,lentehant . Nastes, slightly. ' !uteimm _t ike .. sonby, commailding.tie 12th Light Dragoons.. , 47th give —Captain Nair, sli;ititl. 4Uth fisot—Liepteuaut Kelly, slightly. I must also mention Lieutenant-Colonel Wood- ford, commandin the 1* h! battalf is of g lc 9 o thebrigade . Allied Arm fscers kit , led, wounded, and miicing 4 the Nainei • o f die et the Low:nand of Ms Excellency flener.sl of Guard 4, who, supposed by two companies of the! tk• Earl of Wellington, in the Battle near SaIIUSIWICR, on the I. usileers, under the command of Captain Crheder, .22 41 4 1 4 i Hill . Flores de Aril* Jour 25, lint maintained the village of Atapiles, against 'all the flentltituarters, efforts of the chilly", previous to the attack won thelC Major-General Le lilarchant. litt.men. •". '• • 1 .position by earl reaps. ; , . sth Dragoon Guards—Captain °arm.* .- 3d Dragooria—Liontcnant Selby. In a 'ft‘ lir , - coodnct of all has been 1y •• • • -fit( in _ case' IP' ONal the - conspicuously good, rregret . that the uer.essary li mits of a dispatch present me from drawing your Lordship's node* to the conduct of larger num ber of individuals ; bat I can assure year Lordship that there was no Offirer of. corps engaged in thi action, who did-uot pirforn) . his, : duty by bisovit• .reign and his country. The Royal German, artii...l levy, under Lieutcmantzeotonet Framingham, distin gnished themselves by the acduracy of their fire, wherever it was possible to use them ; and they ad vanced to the attack of the enemy's position with lame gallantry as the other troops. I am particularly indebted to Lieut.-Col. De ' !A ( ancy, the Deputy Quarter.Master-General, the %girds the Toripo;':`,ilkitt f ve,ded them wife the•flt ant light division% Ald.iird.vie+o4l6;Wm. Atisoeiiegrl rtsrliwilliml,' and tensit'squas lions or 04117 . 1U IwVilit a ZOme . r 4 .4tsrpiFtnty. Cottriti, as !dog- to we' coati.. filet limy. of them. to• gather directing vier. smFro apyiOnterol and' the twilit t liOnateeng;wirals.lfieienemy ref pasved. on their itts Imre ; *but the &RAW. , " oaf Que . niztit was 4 highly Ars ittiv i iesuls •Yo . tlitab% . Maul At whim elraped •ender st. tither% iso have. berg in our bawls. F art) Infteyiti report, that owing to this Fame rause, Liesepaiii,teuerpl ;sir !:tapletots Cotton was unfortunate.% wounded by one of our orn . sostriei,.after lip had tt i et.• ' • • We renewed the perinatal-tweak of day, : A the atornityt; with the same troops, and oklajor.Oinetral Aiktiti's igade of cavalry; Whirl joined thirtug the aieht, and having crossed the 'Formes, we came ap aid-. Cie riierny's rear-guard of cavalry and infantry, swar 11,a Serra ; they mere immediaildy attacked by the two Wavle§ of dragoons • and the we'll led, leaving the infantry to their fate. r have nate! wit waved a more gallant charge thee was made rut the esteni)'s infantry by the heavy brigade of the King's G.lttou Legion, under Major-General Poi+, AvltiCh wits romnleople stteees-ful, and the whole body elks- Pantry, consisting of three battalions of the enemy's ! first division, were made prisoners. The pursuit was afterwards continued al far as ; Pennant!' lase night ; and our troops are still fol. lowing the tiling enemy. Their head-quarters were: in 61 4 . 10411, n o t less than ten leagues from the field of battle, for a few bows last night ; and they are RDW ronsitimahly - adianred on the road towards Val, lidolid by Prorate. They were joined yestivdrfoln their retreat by the cavalry and artillery it the army of the N or th, w hi c h bare aritiv•oll.44l24lleiftwt Per - lead of the department, present in the absence of the Quarter-Master-General l and to the officer, .c; . 'r . . 12th Liiht Dragoons—Captain 211 or Queen's—Ensign D Moody. 4th Fasileen—Cuptam Prescott. , lids Foot, rs Ist Datt.—liosigmScott. ; • 29d Welch' Fasilee-.,4;;J0r Oltle ' , Sd Foot, lit Ritt.Liontemant Serum'''. 'Ensign Nevrioft. Sfith Foot, lit Batt.—Ca : rains Mai iliddietuo, Lieu tenants Parker nod Barton. Seth Foot, Ist flatt.—Capt vin Taylor, Lieutenant Broomfield. 44th Foot, 2d Batt.—Capts.o !kilt ick I tossigt!itaaley. • t , 61st Foot, Ist Batt.—Lieetet. ant-c.•lout I Barlow, Captain. [(Mon and Stubbs, Lieuzenate• C;i:,t4o-r and Parker. .6dUa rogt..lst Stab rota, tst Bat..-11rovt Iditrphy, Capt. Hogan.. 94th Ftiol..4.laut I "'LllblAhlwiLialeaGennal. Levniom,-Lient. Finds*. WOUND,- • Liftlirnatlt.arllVASit S Cotton ' severely. Lieutenant -( yen. . r. ilteiet, severel y, slot diargeroasly. I.iruleaant-Grner .I lion. t;. Cole, severely, slut danger andcetatellgonniend ,eienneal-the &alio( Weltingto.l. italic*** mat Isliturteca, on the 92d day of July 1614 jiffletl. • Woooded. 9fiautt6c ' ,Braitt - - , 2714 ,74 Portegaese - 301 1552 122 Spanish - 2 - 4 -ro• 4: Total - ON • - • 4270 • 236 Almtract of Killed. Woonded, and Missing of the Allied Amy. under the botontand of i,.rd Welliaston, is an Affair with the Enetny'a Rear-guard. near La Serum, on the Aid July, lsn ' 11Jikd 01—Wessided 60-eldiving 6. - -• • , laiturn of Ordnance; dee. titbit at the Castle of July 22, 14 • rFreoch eight poonders. 1 FS-, ich four-pounder, S 6puolib four-pounders, 1 Frear.h.gx-lven howitzer . — Total .1. , . . 5 ti:thrall n itk annnuniciok The etact quantity of aniotanftlolF carried on eacti taint it not yet uvcertained. . •• . • (Signed) HdYLET FRANINtiViik, • 11114tut.•0111,A (*yet 41111ory. N". 13. A detailed accoolit . of fi tiiiNii if %Mein& file of each regiment will be piiblfsliallitelligtfople. mot • • , • 1,3 • DigclAdat* 1 , 110 N bf that•depiartmeat, and of the staff corps, for the hssistance I received from them, particularly the Flom:Arable Lieutenant.Colonet Dondas, and Lieu. • • •-• laxly, • 1 i • lijit-aciOrat yktor. :Wen, fiev;rly, not dangerousl. 'ROA iloire tiro& litun—Lieutenant-Golunel &ley, R. A. .• . . G. si:ginh. • j ' Fliot—Carinip'Tryzo4 6 A. A. . y.. ' 14,:at Dr. goons-t- Mite, D. A. la.llll. G. Pe veniv; sinredeka#. . , . ix • L - 74pf t 4,114i.Ca111p Ls Lieutenant - • • The Treaty of Malty; N'ttiitist!on ' andbCimmi.rct, CeieluaPfl it St. Petersbdrgh,Atlie 18041iiiii) of ttik. cemher, 1798, drawing near its termination, the two High Centracting Parti stave agreed to continue it tilt the sth (17th) of dace, 1815, and to occupy, themselves immediately with the stipolatioics of a new Treaty, which may fix in I riermineitt manner, and consolidate thi direct relations• of commercis• between their subjects, poesegsiona, and resrelivo. States, on .new bases indicated by the interest of. ikopro Posters, and by AboAshaisgaveirecred ht the . commercial :system of the i'ortuga,es i e colonje . .1 'Pt consequetiFe, his Royal Riihness the ,Prins ref of Poitoo4,ind hit *lest? tfoje Flower -Or Rhein Jrtugai, air. orjt sty' the ~ , mperor all the Russias,•eugage and reciprocally promise too execute observe, and acenmplinh In all their points, • _ _ _ the:stipulations of t h e Treaty of Commerce alike 19 th., (`37th) of D?cssuber,.l79B., as .if were. inserted ward for word, with ,the ceetiOn .1 made • 6th article' tesmalaColonel Sturgeon, of_ the latter, and Major Le *-b •..%=-L4t*lldra! Seovell, of the forme;Seovell, and to Lieut.-Col. Water so .44 . r)& i - N k55 .... 4. -Lasaw sue s N us ' , severe ly. lit .present at the head of the Adjutant-General's 'Aith ihagassea: 4 Capesia Aikea s seveaely; Lacutenant Chi tinstrillietit at hendAtmeters and. to the o ffi cers of 7 se Y 6 T l & ra „,.. oa . r ~,, . Dawson extra A. D. C. to Witte that:department, as well at I headquarters as with aint-Illeae - Cat - Li — itis:at tam . • ' the several divisions of the army • and Lieutena,a. ist..itsonv, laitp_ Dermas Legion—Captains Moller an d utesuit Faet d o s ,w i r t e i ly ; Lieutenaot Cur- PAMIR, feord Fitzroy Somerset, and to the o ffi cers of DT- ken ; :4, 1 ,1 1 1 Y,i t uertiet rely personal stall. Among the • latter I particularly Coldstreem auwes, Ist Sett. —Ea'sigivithisam, slightly. reppvt your Lordship to draw the attention of his riPlard 4 t Ir. B a tt.—Che u.o ll!its White, rer n eji. Royer lligifiness the Prince Regent to his Serene iy s it captair7l.4:l74" 66l. 1 --- tesains i t Ke lley O'Neil, ' nsretUs east; 111 nem , the Hereditary Prince of Orange, whose t'alli, St verely i. t.leatemat M.l‘illigau, dibtlY ; Liea i teomit CO u 4 hi thJ geld, as Well as open - every other oc. Ci ' v l d wi r'""li u l El'ilta" l " 3l4 ". w e ver e l Y . f• r j ea Ov , s. etlifilet him to 'MY; highest -Conimendation, asseser t y t '4l r i,jor e Gr g " —lire9ltie r tesaiu ' rc'icinel iti ""•vel "r " . A t om severe ly ; C apta l a Sleet, Set ye and has . acquired for him. tbe.ritspeer inid regard of hseureibuit Gordon. severely; Lkutesant Williams, slightly 1 , ill! ;PION arm , Liestetmat Hodson, severely. y. - . - - 4 Mk Piet, Ist us.4.—Mader O'Halloran, slightly. • . is k ev ii i iii; every reason to die looted with the COD _ ikb Foot, lit Batt.—Brevet Lieutenant-0.4)nel Sir& sitilllii t , 90 ortbip fiferiscal del t am Don c o I a , E , i cOlain Sinscoeks, severely; Liens/maw 3lseptierson art pa r os. paii-. 4 um v ieverety ; taiga Hyalites, slisbtly ; Ensigs Pratt, ft.. hit, • mid Qt Brigadier Doti Julian Sanches, and with': vortlY• • * .—Liestiesaat O'Dell, severely ; Lieutenant* that of tlietrirps under t h eir command respectili;; lii s P ilerf l 'P , o 44 l li n a ti v. anfl with that of ,the Mariical del Campo bon 1,4, 7th tteyai F ts sil eers _c ap s a w Hammel-ton, sli g htly . , ti n g e ., gottl Alava, and, of Hstsdier Don Joseph Otawlor , slants Itptehinson and Hartley, severely; Lientenents Wallace, employed with this army by the Spanish ,Groterh! i Zuse e". at ..j ir agl ay, n ' I re 1.14 all"' and thal4lm' slightly; malt, frotp.whtim, sad from the Spai4ll Itilibtirt.' l l /ilk Font, let i lial m t..— Y e.lead, slightly. ties, and peop l e ip seaoraly I receive 4 eivy NO- ' 111* - r° % i g t a nat t —Ll ~„an el r:"„s tivi "..,„' I l l fir io n tarter, . ...u...v, „..-. y r , tancel could 'sped: . • , • It is but justice likewise tO draw our .Lordsidea ~ id, sligetty; . Crest!-. . aNteliaillai severe a l se Lle vert4e l" . : Lionanaat Stewart dighdy attention, gpoo .this occasion , te.the notrits of tba Lieasesantsrvetbrassel 'Head, Severely. - • • ' - I officers of rise civil., tlepartamats of the gimp. . Not. oZle ' Welsh Fav i tT-Lieuteaet-Chlheel Mit, "Woe' • •me Malts ,f Fryer, aoyde, ? nil I.3eat • withstandiog thg. locreassd distance of oar. opera. ' 'illleolv. _ . ?nil . .-. tions from oar magszfaas, and that the cnitstry is , 27th Foot, Sd eact.—Lieutroaar Philip Gorda% elfiligy. . completely eabiested, .we have hitherto wanted not • r a h too‘l4.llklalnlia-...tieutenact Garvey, dilltllY• . i i.bil . thing, owing ta tlip diligence and attention ef ,Comp La i espi i s. 'Osesswg E aa iiT7 e V ere . j .-- v , wet, „a"eit:-G4i i miasary-Crentral,„l*. Bisset, and the aricert .4 tba sou. 1 sf i y a Lleuteilants genes; gaiterworth,, resign New; co n'i )se erely ; • &Arm Dinod..slightly. • 7 • • '/- department node; Isis directiots, • • .• • ... r : 4111W1Paet,'Ist .--Osptals nig, sughtv4 , Liestemats4 I have likewise: to, Illdliti011y• that. by 60 ,4 01.1. P o Einart. . • So_ Otter, savprely. . ••, 4 I root, i . ,t - I.—Lieeteamit-C,olood Mlles; severerft , dash aod atilitrof—Doriteir:Mao Gregor,. and of Sbo - wfidi liD ' me? . 411 0 101 ; Copal. Fillassom. woe*: iMpareillet %Oder his chat p - -Kt ' • sligauy • radAilb t i r a,. , t , :asie :warat_ify ! vervij.; AM.' wrillisAirts.w, I , • J[ _ 4 3 1 following alteration tne the 'raid Treaty. ' ' • to consequence of tile - ditties established" by the' last Tarif on wines imported into Rutile, it has. been 'greedy, after the proportion of those fixed, by the preceding Tarif, that the• wisat of tho growth of Portugal of the Madeira Islind., and aC the Azores } which, by virtue of the 6:h Artiele of the said:Treaty, paid • only 4 roubles and 60 coPeeki'an' entrance duty per hogshead or oxhoft of six tioeretto shall. pay twenty, roubles per hogshead or (molt, pending tht duration of the present arrangement;: but, if, before . its expirati on, wines' shall be modified n toroth. "of any, nation. whatsoever, thOie of : POßl:gal,' Madeira; and the Azores, shall ehjoy thiradvantagein the proportion: of three-fouiths less duty or carton, : coaformabiy. to the slispositious ef the.6th article of.tbh TreSy: of Commerce, TO, thost•:tueotioned below; it beiog, tlearty frodirstood, that the said wines cannot have a right to such an ad'vantage s eiFe t't lflyihill be im ported inTbitugudig Rhititm ielb h , and that the origin andlPruperty of 4114510 sialhlSO stated! lit the• certificate% respire& byttkii ahotte-booliatome article: of. thetsaid i Tattaty• art ni ha- birraPitc,maettsball orallifst.ted be abagrat!pz i attrlpglng term above stated ; and - the' Present Aql sititrtakeipcifthra the tiaie'etf the dafof its - stgnav tare"- etlio 7 untteriigned prnMiit6ng andrguarartteeing;: In this Asitoelit their elopeetirtrSovereigov, the &di. k tost tiatitontlastioa _of eyerythieg. which is..therekk con Ofisse,cf . vtich;,' we, ;. tlfe,,tsttilersfir te duiyy ds. • . adtlior:iwg:f . or that pn_rpeOZe - fe sighed '•esAt c Dialtrallou, and hive' - tbb fir° ailed • '''" • , ; PrtgfrtftErA i f i er4) ) MS, W ire% • FfrVlAli 111‘31 13114 (..t+ .:.t - ptiPiotoy rt l y"' the kese. Oit . . i m=ge 1 - - 7a .,.. . 7 ,I or' 11, %V HICII fIR ve • rriveu.m..77 , lOW II I otters, of, at ; imparawat quider his - char, imkr 1 67 - Lieutenant fo re, tlic i n t y - i -v ii ieinta t - - padltino tot arm i I -1 ,' . arffar r iMeepiNIIT Forill WM t al l. lel ii, , it is to be hoped, to be of mat/YON? 0 thatalk: l'i , eu irkoe nt lis l, • 4 7'idy • iris 'Yam , I .everws , ;a 1 4 •B 4 griki -46 10 . . wbeau All Pe "" e _k:; I ': - - • 54utt, PAULO Ontaßl4.(4ll.7it- fit iSi:olifa II ' • • _..____ i is noposstble to forin a conjecture a' the arnanunt rotbed,_,_ las esililit wou tboo tale . di the enemy deft .itt owl aa n ialb r ifek .. It it , wi t; zeroe v i rit e rii , z4 ► $ 1 . 11 ,... *alit bl. of th e ettemy:s . loss in this , action; batlPAVat,t all ra. 5161.11. " is o" il -i l7I . ' It 4rwnir AtZ ' • -. '.. • . -. F4 2 t - trrir ": eb' ' . '6l ' . )ii n : 1 "" 1 " - P#74-:' • - : r • I .: ...• : seesewleammommlwik ilY ... t - gi • ' '.. - 3 '• 6 4" I! d IL . P or ts tt.4 "et' cOnaiderahle. WI -1 .; . ' I ,tifiettis".trAa-" t h at au grhlk heawiliblahis mahlw 4 l44loa mi to e d" . - te, • • them eleven ' woo l' sof cannon* v iVinsvanisitiosT s artim • " il mit ''- ' " ' r b . •-: .'" niar ili Bitto:AAIONIIIVIS Viet linaligrit 4 47 l __ ' I Q 4 f t4 a 4o 4 "Pig h4o l l , l * c Y 4i* . * * °oll , " I _ 2 _ IfWe - • ! .16Ais mg i' aeLird Wilton hwill haesi;the !amour of Liititreawat!ltqlo..oTeutiwo dishOtitt MiaPol3l -.ry •-,- . M . fLus,w; inl i yird^ 9.. ,P- Waggon! • two . ofigtes and s i c toloatel"..- q '"P" 4 .1 .., .. . i n .. tit LOnitain • beta', ti 6,1„ . .,14, three .1 . 440 .' 01411 4 4 * . 1 I • ag . b „.__ Ei i a .414111.444. 1 111 r._ 11671"141 2 .14 , Ihe _ Priaa *e iri:Pgat. Lt Ilith L tikeeeeint itilleet 11 _,INitiji r' '' - -., A., - "A:. 4tv ,•• :f r . 4; %s e Aialtir t • ok • 130 oti ci , r , o f i n f er i or rn „k i on d b rtw o t p l i i it mid / Plamming.wir avow wienveitawrit wale Mee 4.04 . ii‘dulfuat.„ -lit lottsftillit2r..fterearial:mweribiti4%i My - A % , lii, ' ~t t . beat *Willi niiitfai bid? : teen thousand soldiers are pritollets.+4,Jlo fit"; ~ alli" 41.644"" rititil of lb. klialla . '"'"6ll"bilhui : . 141414"4.' 14141" I t '. 1644111111114*". **ll4lll.' ' tadments are sending in moroarrety•wath"" " Iralialig 1 I'''f"; •-• . • ''' . ' ' 72iii1444; -"Pim Mit TrArti - . , Goilleittilhart,.:6l.:46 t 1... . . tibtarritysitsse civeitlies ,GC hird t; turnbp, of dead on the field - coot I; '''' t'sys% ihi; : (- ` l. Lei— e n 4 '''' if '.. 4°l.Mile ' julir 21 ' /614% t/ Y 1 Lieglealuill- Lem" ' Vi formed that Marshal blarinolat - li t.t.' tis•alassl!.2344.ed,":. oltsaldosisih.llPbsiardilrmyclillliNtlilaciellii"kstaerigaded4beitY°:l4"l°ll aill°l6244"Punilitin". , , and has lost one of his ORM: • Rod Abet •feortienet.•i B;et 9:l ' ..''' ' '' l :." . " 1- ' ' ....a ..': . .ay -* e ":.benViets mi .- jilt lifib of. *rmsiltititl4l44lll44:4l.airlll . ; ed oetain if4wie b ' :CI . , . '"Pli s or a'. :61 : : : 8" ;;; ;*ec if .Perwil L I 11"46411 MO ' ::: nil Oiimrs have been kiltti(l, 'and 04PJ• i WeatithattPl SWIM . ... _ i _ 2 l ter " I lith a ,__ AL.u.. " em , L i t i i .l 22 ° till* aaa ariori allaara .. 'P t ' ' . '''• ' , v , %? . .7... 01t. , ,1 , •- - ' . 4, - a ' sly • Such au advantage'conid, on ecisiesil ' - " It P." ‘ I)" tli""l"..i ooLv-...' I 11.14 lertaisall thill”abillsw 4r. ''''‘ - Pe." - ''' . 4 . ' P .. t. as. - ' Vie wa:ottlitirtialfty jilt within these few with -oat . moteriai lose lon our = aide f but f•it,,ceranjol . YettletalY tallt!„.___lr w s uaa -- 11 - 1611).44.5 a- , 1".144."Illail -.- ''' - : : 1..---r- illff. 7 l lr ...k ' 'N' ' tt i*"4l4 I' - toggit it woo -the tate kitstaft. Vs- -71 - dets g tehei 1 4 left mom wre tiouvittsch ,, towaids NW i•' • . 1. • . 1 .. . ti..:4 VIF , ~ ty •Irl .. 11116d1 je . ..,e_A.. ..ul ol iAliZ ....a , t. official ;rooms only aecnuni &V (-vino prices t brf eof Tudela this morning at nine o'clock, 41 1 1111! " adt • • 20 ..4 .r.t.A. , • , f c:l ' , 777.. obi "7" 7 - "rier, 4 emir- ....., son but it • belir b' 1 • jai . .. -. 'd • L e r %Lata I I +we hesskiifroototedviese4oB 4 ,oei a. :-.. - t e I. . s il n .tt, sup. ip . . '' , - , ...,4:.: , 1-7:v t.r.'"?;! ..- I' 4 4 - b' '.. te l k" l-14 , .. C.R4.14 4= (;molt ,N 4 Not heel, poseible to oseerdalo dielr woo Amalfi 1 . Ta 6 v 1 164 6 01 ,Abilhawliiiliaripp iggiosee Al* .. •-•, ;. , - .160•'• 1 ) . •a i . nir 4 . . . my advance of 16e. inol iallsediatelrafser Kan was 0 „ the Adaja and Zapata.' elven, la this neigh arvirelr; -t, .. •"• • l' 10 . ratallie l - :. : ...., . . . . - • - .. . . • . . ... • . - • • • . ~ i i i t • , I' ' • , 1 i. 1 1 1 4 • 111 U ~I