The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-11-02 00:00:00

n 1 1 1 • 13'1 1' ~~ j t , , 1 ^ I , ' A I ,I I i i , • ': 4: . • , , d i * 'lv . I 1 i ; 1 l, i d il 1 - . i', 1 , , .i i Vs I - f , • I~ * f ef l if. -... ~.. " ~ .. his columns fee Durango, 16th ult. In this interval a now formed, and threatened September, General Rooget ceed to Berger', under Dumoulier, to disperse of the troops commanded dent to disperse the essemi cavalry alone was surer' lost half of its men and three battalions luirched one of ear posts. Genf an,d met the enemy, who ante. They had in this killed, and a still great( diately after the rout of of inhabitants retaxeied: In all these clite'rent fatigues to suffer iv orerikkii ing them. Geni,Roeget courage and reso lution • AlthlY OF PORTtJGAL . Since the late Military the North of Spain bet' and the English' Army, otcorred. The'French combined, which deceit_ Hong, and in yrOich - a has t been brougek'fiick.. ladolW, and from tlserice Osneral Clau66l;;* : lia",, army during this sareh : every want, cel'W atni of theermy, ant dispui with the enemy, end remain master of his mo , for a moment appeared sive operations before be soon renewed'his et On the 17th Sept: the that place ; the Army of bind the town,leaiing the t requisite •for its defence, commanded by General the enemy began their Mount St. Michael's, mencement of fortifical n. not finished. Though was left in it, the enemy t.. sistance, and only rendered after long efforts, and vtiunded. The enemy fdr attacking the For tifree meek:, they have hive been constantly the 234 September, it less than from 2,000 ti place on the 11th of Regiment) was very rouge men. On the 14th, the ly defend itself. The 1 having received the rei preparing t• resume ► fort of B urgos. • But previ reinforcements, it ceased and cause them daily abte. On the 29th September, pelited forward several of which merit being kr One of their reconnoissam General Foy, who, at ^* marched upon Poza, wl a Spanish battalion. The sanded by Lieutenant - thit battalion at break . to'wn; all who attempted remainder, in number General Maucune, "Dud of the army at light cavalry upon Manasterio several squadrons of . charged and drove them scuradron Hulman, of t tiuguished himself in this Two other reconnoissances Escarrac and Villafranf division of dragoons, occupied these points did retired at their approach. On the 2d of October between 1000 Spaniards English army, and Gene the neighbourhood of Pc are given in the Monfteut; At that op_och Lord quarters at Villa Toro , Quintanella. The Army and perfectly re.itstar, - forward cut the ant h. which •the-Anhilaof thaf L oatse card der the direct orders of is effect. Disauiou'begir the Chiefs' of the Spauis. doned Moinalzabel. All rations of the English - tile see with pain the Portugal er rainy objects carrying away of grain seat towards Portugal that the English themselves melting e long stay in nothing in that country ; for whatever i furnished MOM greatly &pleases peeled better frogs .09*1 libemtqs. [menu* The Jo ur,el da -Paris after giving an wet env arrest of the three EzselsilraiS Afonitsur of ow* prec . ethrle day t order was read lost night by terels squares and places wtere T ;Tiding, 1 ,44 6 coneourseiti People of alt followed y reiterated 66 'tool irvethe F4nper , tincut4uErr, OCT. HOrsiield Vacha, by lie` irpgrais Waylay a'grsai' Oohs; - ne soulAked ftl to dellheiattilth lem u on fc,0 , ,,;a- mummemiri••••■■•-- , . r w from , . . . , • • Prlik,' ST 1 :". N ...........,____ . . , •••• •••• • ... r • •• • art ../ F 7 .7 "------. -----'""' ' ---- " *---"7-7 "A .: tg ' , 0 0: I p ( r a o o vi g:::: . She o la n y, th . e Sweno and at all hoe l os t a foot , sth (September 1 From the accompanying original.chart t ak en _ ...... . . . ._.. .._., . y's Commissar go, which he entered on the ing order ead tranquillity in that Provin • . .•• A,.,.., :7--- t places wherever the enemy bad collected renown.. has hitherto served with-distinguished caused a certain Boschuab Aga, as well lit ' •.i • ,_ '. • •. - .*.i ~, 1 i p assed through , Sh f elzy., with intent to,cut th e captured enemy w junction of the bands was bulent Arms, to be decapitated. . .. ' , .._ ii Guetaria. On the 21st of Pots , Ocv. 24.-The Municipalities of ' _ . . art dell filled ; o .... „or, and pure es from the road veliielr o y , ar, wh otiget received orders , to pro- &retie full activity ;the grauaries are . y - hh•ta ta , lately iseen tide there n . ...n the road near of ' f which • ugh not large shows , the place marked and drawn; er the command of General furnish subsistenca to . the army and the to I s . n 0 : . of th 0 flitte lel Jo silth an enemy's party if 80 " this junction ; the approach. , asedukw . rena "story. kr; e form magazines forrksel f, your Imperial r his' ,0 I " re . h orse n . of „the 9.3 d and 24th regii t nnd 11. directi I e wil- ed by that General was suffi- i 0 hteeettsjrialie*? ~... . ,_ ... • . 5 5.. et 1111 perceive that the 9.d division of litht I jesty of two offi cers dirisi • thorn.- l'he.country peo-• um . . . , cars ry a re semblings • a part of Longe's. • • a _ , . . . , w ho .. were going to totally destitute of provisions ; the Russian ar.' Siete° tO eceive previsions collected there *b the • since C olonel ROT prised at 'Placentia, where‘it pie Ant .eitisons dragged away by commissary at war. _ my . ii y e now having destroyed their magazines, '°- d horses. On the 3d -instant, miss, -attsigOa sleamOsstm-their homes. T unt party wu 'muse- : the Bavarian division is collected the corn for rder of the Day of diately attacked by oer Cossecks who cut down ' from the other s id. had upon Drina, to surprise Wiitta, Stn. 94.-By an 1;1_ Co t H n. -above 40 men an d took2l with ' of the Dwina. neral Rouget marched thither his Majesty the Foopersr and-King, , Lieutenant Meows], Count of who had defended hi Gorrerratrauff, Ocr. op Toi! ItY3 R . a ho did not make a long resist- dorf, .1 . of .I.B.eision, Governor (; }coital_ .. ._ , _ Ili . ~ tl y aud fought den- of the ylsoatistard.boundonvoy ' -a- - , ,.. _ .. president of the Pro- peratelly a mien the Lieu ant bei made Yesterday is action more than 200 men Lithuania, hulieso appointed , . _ . b . s , tea ng . pri- . without , stopping; 16 other vessels ter 'limber' wounded . Imme- isionary Government , Charged With the Adannistra• valiant and furies. Essoul Pepow is elto to - .' ' bel° "' fi g t '' I this band, a great number ciE Rf.tplsfroyiece. I, ~..... sight (I,the whole detachment. „,, ._ P, se • eonvoy, are wrecked in the Belt, tog e th er , . . .„ . Colonel . Rodionow berets seat , * lit talk is believe(' lio°tfildr houses.: ••,, : ; . , Bott-ill, QVI% 13.-The English and OAPsPoe It 0 , there are nO liffil lost; du crew of the Scr• • to - driultit our lierielri liaffiaote ' f war .have„left.the coast of Collriellt)11/00 !Fon Otte .Seen, to take the enamy and the prov out arrived is t h e ree d s on ~____,,, ~ , b e ll are P / that .. board the 4flef a ci , :e. making the enemy, than fight. 4isioning of our . troops iti Russia it emil seemrod; et . place, which was likewise punctually pen. . , . •.• - - ..- . foreed to b e itbeSotnikSludenekee, wh o on his ar riv al ~ • • ' '' -- .....' tet his not cused.praising the they want nothing. - • .of the regime* of Marche. • SODA, OCT. 12.--. Private letters . , fioin tasclaw. them tie Commissary of wet and maw privates • Frime•eibe.4oNmuN GAZETTE, Oct. 31. .• flounce, that the troops in Upper Hungary . • elid amid about 2000 same. of loos which he. -..ww.-- . AND THE 1 0 1011/TH OF SPAIN inent, a$ that a very cobadtriblTEU (pot hitting any waggons to bring it away) totally-. • .AlleoirekffOffleep ' Oct. 31, 1812. Capitol . &VIDA ' ry events which took place in is forming .. Mere, which appears' intended . elfigsp. to sPeaseithoot aod threw into,the waters solhat not , • , " flnindin g his majesty's ship etween the Army of Portugal reinforce the army in Galicia, or that in Treesyi. the klutlellet of it was . lyft - foe the enemy. In ey. • the Dictatos bastransmltted to JohnWilsou Croker, no action of importance has. vania or the Bukowi.-People begin to thiA, _that, peelellelt of 'this Celine!, IfYcliarinw hid remained at i NAL letter from L ieutenant Darn, of tha t h' I IN i lAA ass un ' a army, after a marc h skilfully id a short time, these corps will act con Lute with SheiV,froni whence he at raldnightickparted for Kos . 3 - —4o video tof his haring, in one of her boats iced 'all the enemy's calcula- , the Prince of Schwartzenberg. jany, es hilmew there was no small lumber ' f light :en the oth bait. captured, after a short resistance, _ 'singie waggon figs not lost, * . . , • . cowl at that place. via dinkeittee or the road i his Danish Div% logger . No. ell, commanded by ib the greatest order to Val• The following is thi'stattstic.al item* of Moscow were iittr iini4, occaolometby bowleg to pass through . a Ueeteooots planned with twelve mom N o to under the walls of Burgos. i laintied to in the Tweidysthird Bulletin r- • stremelets, motors, and the wood, in mani lla; par t s e t , ! 100 was saddest* : en our deal the anew had two ._,,,. . . i'prorisionally commanded the rSTATE OF MOSCOW, PROM JANUARY 1 , ITIA.NIe Which , dittoed Wig exit imp s . bat all them Ribs ' nee VIM stet tilde Wettadat t ,: - 4 . . .teh, kiew how to provide for I . • . • , m i , 1 181 S. • esleid met dehdn rho ltia4si Manion. Byjise seo of . ;• !...v* . ; , -4 , .i i . t The o ri ginal lti - sieste by Su Joestethii` !hoe if eireessiood y osl-fko traded oflieuL Patilr rat-i•iks.a.- . •• • - 4111.6.a5ti PaCIMOTtON s . bd, preserve all the resources th e p olice at mosam. 1 ~............eiaM by th a e r als eet assasor of **Berth Rio* pate the ground foot by foot BIRTHS. ,, i $1( Qualidmaistat's Stal; alldlliciddesvere tars af_the 'at Yoh. • Male . • 1293 . * so impose upon them as to . Near the village of Gorowotoo they war! North If o p mglg a . Female . - • . 14.17 - '' - William woes% • ow. es be basir ;40 91 1 September it, movements. • Lord Wellington • -- • • with a ire of musketry from an ambush of nig - • . . '. ~ .. .. . , • dto abandon all idea of offen- • . • Total - *SW *! • aft y ' s detachment of 300 mut, ornaussarled . by e the Army of Portugal, but • "-'-' ' a t enant and ComMistiary at WIW. ?Ms corps, 'DEATHS. • • . I._ _ f.* , I Cassalobals 4s•Not saine, op t , by the Lord Unlooses Mille • of torts upon the side of Burgos. yottha 5 Male - .- • - -R3 .1 ,; taking advantage of the darkness, would mot let us 140216117 sinoenwe a l l, - g als gyb e ... ri11:7471 . 1a re. English Army marched upon iFeraide - • ism • ' past the villa g e , which was absolutely neromary for • • IllieeL APO Oat. I, . . Male - . . 1014. .i of Portugal took a position be- Children Female , . , 739 , , as lb de, bat their fire did as no harm, Mid Oar dee -—-•• -- he fort,sUpplied with every thing . . - ..- . teclonoat surrounded the village, broke into it, threw ia. Creel iiime 1.1.4. 11A-NKRUPTS, • ,• nee, with a sufficient garrison, Td lo ° • '-' "" L' , sla " theaulves on the enemy, and cut several of them 21, 1 Dec.14, a; Mete W 4%1 1 1,4= ier 141 " . 941 v 4, . Anomie; cal Dubreton. On the 19th, Engines . • - . , Iv. .., .I tif do nn ; the remainder set ire to the stoma they_ had liksm,llevritt . Kirk_Ofteletmeeti Ille. Fiord, Temple. • J. w ' M t" dperations by the attack of . Horses - 1 ,. • ' • elle - with them, and hid themselves in . t h e wood. We , Dec. iii at no meik7=1414341111110!".• Nov. 1 31 . 21, OFFICHRS OF POs4CII. • 1 • s'whaler. Atioralcs, a position defended by a um- • err , , „,, g n , . have made a Lieutenent, Commissary at Far a , end Mews. H ew itt 'lnd. lane . - 11tirk, sirchestoscoo4 air, F..tlis, ma- teitins, or rather by some worki 3idsaliera - ? • 3777 . thirty:ll**e men prisoners , - cu r Wai " /Instil kell-. ou la vill iter g gl i alet 10Mier • asariser. Nor. h a weak establishment only ' Oar people afterwards. pro ceeded on their way to 7 11. ik. c , lc a t Total • b rig . i . Attorney, 14r. ageM, my experienced a vigorous re- • - Koriany,'and arrired there on the 9th-21st, about lieni mare. .1 Z e ll ashise roamelger N0v.13 ndered themselves masters of it Extent al macaw, 16,190.9X0 seven 8, 0 0001 6 MOWS 7 3 1 1 9hae , an hour before day-broak s The eneMy, relying on Dell ; . i tY' at =VA tg a i d e • 42 0 k *.iirrio joo k 0 t l 4 I a lest of 400 men killed and acamaten i 41 acq uISION OF moscow. • the superiority of his force and advantageous posi. 1 Messts. - ''clai g stom and Foam, liy a m ogto ,„ and h u m y afterwards made dispositions i.Parts -" ' - - ... •.- l 11l tion, prepared to drive our detachmehts back. His I, Lo es fociw i ent Teen le. , • ~ • on of Burgos itself. During . Quarters . . 4 • ' •gp Aut., which were placed in the wood, and could.l a t • t iel; s 74,r e r n ie j t s' 4 7.;= . l4":4!,. Fi pes p ec • c l i t , - • e given several assaults, which 1. Hamm of brie* - . .. d • not be surrounded, had given information of the ar?, fortrsinn. repulsed. At the attack on Ditto of wood - - • . rival ' Although by their precautions * 4 . 8 ° 004 3 , laewer 1101 Themtreeto ebelvv: i vo d-rneveloat, ' 1 of otir troops. . . Norefrtoramititea ,,, , ,, , . r. y iwat, Bed, appears that they did not lose To t e; t the attack was dangerous, yekwe determined upon ; r or d.d eeav is e af oa d lcwo r - , 7'77 to 5,500. In that which took -4:.- 1 making it , . and directed ;Eased - Pato*, and one or" _a, cm Dec 12 ttbe t Ani t e h lTna k ind Tavern, ` 4` ' gain. eai rtiorir' . it 1 , 3 / ' October, the 424 (Highland Dumb ' ,t; + the most intelligeot .offirme, that he after hod°ll Ilisepaag, Adlluflop, fad Chegag,, Zolfo* ' :es yr' Stables for cavalry . - • - 'FT i • oughly handled, and lost many House of Correction - . i made his approach with the detachment, should put `i eseppare, . , _._. •• . he Fort continued to vigorous- Bmblishmonts of enevalelee - - tl off the etiemy's reed to Poroik. Another part of the i 40. • • wiled.' aid Lothhor Lor- i. Iry i! pr an s 4n 11. Alto II B. ff 3 _ ,7, *he If milly_. 7, 14.0ec• Mat a French army at this epoch f i trisna" asenatacterra - - 4 " Cossacks, under the command of the brave and : G e ddh a lt,' ; A Z 's) . . -19 S, r." . e,'nomopsgatimueet ! reinforcement it expected, was resolote Sodnik Hudeniken, were .to throw them- will - out : 1 " . • the offensive, and relieve the Shops of brick • a - Heareoad-Nesil. Alniudh um a i lark. 6324', 'evil impetuously on the Lid guards, cut the ir s hin, tr aies kimit s , - . 51 the emeimhli . Da. previous to the arrival of these I Ditto of wood . - 2192 94 9 through . them, • and take pos'essieft -- eif Oa 12, eat Illorse. JuslOstsilala • Redridal, fit.**Afeet and not to annoy the enemy, . Tod 3515, 'mg to Witepek. The. Licesmist of the 22* - .... *i.,..... rip .,,,,..,.. , •• - v I.e. . Nov,_ losses more or less consider- N ; 7 •••--T goer* Maste r ' s Staff, parenszow, Was direetild to o '‘ .. at"- ••'" '' , 3 1...iie 6 H/ i lr i k. s ai e t, ' Chwasim's she ef the ' Crown - 4 Rptembers General Clausel had , Ditto of jesiv r luela ~ so guard thihridge Over the riser Ohila, in order tot* ,'- .., ~.., ,: •Di .. ~ ,- „fff7T .. • - , . • T al reconnolbuices, the results • - elf the enemy ' s - retreat to Gorodka, awd.aet fair 'its '2 -. .. . 3 . ... ',. - c i e Lttt" l " • mown. T€4s 3 * 1 those tin the other side . the . river to come la *Or Ilio ' •• . 41 .. .. , .11 , , . ' O. •41 ....e.• ' A•Vii. "i ' t Yel' * Innoissances was directed by Printing homes of the Crown - - 3 shame& The Lieutemat•Coirmal of Assillary, Se- •,....::_ ai .. ~,-. . . • . 1 the head of the Ist division, Ditto o individuals - • S pecayn, who had three Drildiene of dniffoole.o:t - ~ 1 ' • . or. • • A- 90, . . , liana-4 ' where he found and destroyed Total H • It . :Al, -.- *A, - - his command, `was to lout one squadron and - Nov. • 'J. , . • ma r e h a lso . . ...I` i'all The 6th light infantry, corn- - - Cossacks behind as a mune, and with tWo squb• , es. 24 . • • • ~,.,,,e , • ! . • ;,,,,,, Mtf• it-Colonel iressard, surprised , y l _ ll _,,versi,nes . . - 1 dronsaul the rest of this Citrimeko chile the gee"' Ch' ... i1,,,,,,,„ : „ . 000,,. %.... VC, . „ • C of dist in the middle Of the c ru em .„,'" o . . . 3 9of the enemy at full gallop; as bolas the streasest r te .iii . • :TV-, . • • ''•`" • Est •t>ts- , • • it'd to resist were killed, the Boardiag schools - - 24 part of their position . This he. performed la the „,. U. A., .- ~-,,,,.... ! . . 200, were made prisoners. &eat . - 1 I most exemplary manner ; be led the squadrons on, ~„t,e 7 14 7 i. ... 'isPr• - • ii ,- .,mimt • . ,51 . :1r, . - - r who was with the advance !Public clubs - - 9 and presently cut hito the enemy's front, threw sit' sad Z. Fay, i' • -squat, Me110111110•40V. 7, 1 j• , 1 earshavioneoz*Vor. 30,3. It Breviesca,. marched with his Clah of tbe mohnity avid merchants • .. 1 squadrons into disorder, and routed them. Major ric•ii2!t,"ki lesmaisateee. . mu j, t •41 dauterio ; at. Padrena he met ZO, a m eteen ßuklewilsch also greatly distlognished himself on '7, ir tr .. ' , . i m pure, ...„: Ilan 7. • • 166 ' English light horse briskly Calllce-beemea - - •14 this occasion. A. •• • • ),,,, iiiShellenoteeet, - ...: NC S ia lls l .m to Monasterio • the chief of Tames ‘s - VI Although, on account of the day not being resift .. =Miss' i 16". ' • •Zo ' DNS for beer - - , da , 6 . ' _A...1 we, ss, 'the Ist Hussar Regiment , ilia- Du o p ar * man - 205 ; broke, the dispositions of Col. R o di o n o w coul d not Nev. - - • • - .." I. '"' -es----- g: 7 • • Nev. S t *J. . . .his affair. Tableiellose - ! - - 'l7 ;be executed in detail, y_et nothing Gould resist the Tee 4. , .- - . . •• • . I . - .. toissances were directed upon • I ( 3 akert B6 °, B .162 ' I 01 !!:04aL . , , 1 lour of the Russians. The enemy's front, which cop ? . ,.. , . ...... ' . ~..1 , . 145 , anti by the 3d division and a p u t r y ouv 3 m a p • . . us ; stated entirely of French troops, amid not S Walk Stand 014 f • 211 m Manisa Plies Or ettel;Sette s seeee 9 4 • 1 ? • ~. but the Spanish troops, who lons - - . 568 : attack but fell into disorder, and tied with Use g'realt• o, o4t i p Cift; *. ' • - I Forges 316 • ' did not wait our treops, but I Confectionary Shops - - us I eat celerity on all sides, but found to their cos t that all 4Tee. .• . ' type gieGigNis art itt,Le.S t ?cc .ch. Baths, private • . - . - • 1198 • the reds were already in possession of our troops, . . __tir . e " SC 'isesse Oehm ber there was in ittement Ditto public . . 41 and thus the numerous bodies cif the enemy war forced , , 'X ° -I **• I ',.." I .......- -. __..- 1 -••••4 . - &titre/of stone t • 17 i A a I. a. ft. s. rds of the advent* gua of the i Ditto woo d • - . 21 Ito endeavour to find an nu tl e t toward; POlogli s bat & 1 1 . & tt• e • . at. t s i 0 . 75 g 4 6 9 General Gautier's brigade, in f Wateh-hozets ? - • • , . . 360 I even here he wu pursued, almost with • tbe Speed of 'l4ll 1 6 " :o - • r Pedrenos, the details of which !-ne'P.• • • . 4- -'' '•'• • - •. - 7994 lightning , b y hotel re* which had attack ed our w (1 ,• 1 ' NEW PARLIAMBNA nor of the ' 9th. • Mitres. hies in the centre, as well as: by those Wile had cut . rd Wellington had his head- Il ia earev, pa v ed d by tgewn, a irta n tim; 4 % 520 , him off from' the roads of. Pl4o2.keo4._WiterN. for'. ' . 118,034 , • ••• o ; those of CastatlOS weie at 'l. 577.,289, I pa tt° i'eny th i e s iabibitil, m makA 2 4111 79.4 the distance of utterly seven werits.... .. ~ • . . popsg Oft aling." .. , 1- 9 stny of Portugal, reinforced, POPULATION OF BOTH SEXES. According to the prisoners' reportt a the emellelplui . • - LIST OF 2711 MUM* RETURNED Lblished, only waits to march Priests . - • 5,104 eight officer', and upwards ' of 400 killed on the fi eld • - • sort pea 155 ip Nobles --- - • • - • v .- ~ • t' SBl ' 'Th . is likewise proved 'io 4 SYS S R ' sac 11i4f f. 41444 , t intelligence Of the diversip n W i gs of battle, slid In the pursuit: . " This is • -,, • • ' l73wo* sonouuns,' &c. Is ssilt . TIRAL COIIIITIII4, MI-, tuned Soult,jolsiad on., p p by the whole 'road being covered with the enemy`e . ,_.. . -. al l i m i l s Catholic 'Majesty may . . 1 7 - .. . - j ui deed 'bedlis,,aivit - lift mortally - wounded: ' The . 3d '' Mtn Age wkllis 4t." ''''"` " ins to creep in - among some Of 1:04i% .0.,• Classes - •. - -in O . Kra li g h t regiment of the sa division of the enemy's ca 7 .„_ Tame primcli, ( lfiiies ere not la the lasiParlissiest. - *) Ir lieti for Ma respective Oreg . . All sigh army ; Porlier has aban- •':: , : . • -- , —'••••••••. a . .‘ risky was totally out to pieces., and the other detach: L'r ei rr= ed. .l.rb gee mokeg lbw - (2) , are reta r a o All do dot approve of the ape- . - . • ~: ~ ~ • ~ Tiltel .. ' . 21 .0 1144 meats of cavalry, which were attached to it, have ' tor Rion t han one PIO" • * army; the inhabitants of CU- ~ - ' 36.1112 likewise suffered very great less . . Besides this, we :•• . ENGL AND. AND WALES. 1 throwing upon Rodrigo . and , ...: !lemma . - 4 0 4sbn have Made ptisonen in all these sundry e . n3afenrete l .A,pl2t .:„ - 'Si r ti• N•w c ! , e s il it itre• , jecti WM% at Madrid, and the - .._ ...op Lientenant•Colonel Tend!, of the 341 I h _ig...t regiment ,-2'irlac„,,Z,„; . : . 1 . ' _ I; Fyne . ' H. Dawkins .- • tin free; all the provinces to he P2TENEORGH M 41114. of amalry, 2 Captains,' 9 Lieutenants, 4 Commissa- iikt e h - W rg l - -: , , • Lord Dulferie.,•A. Ssraban T. Drake. N . S. Drake • I; a measure which announces ries of r War, and 184 privates. 'Exclusive of there, il.tr,seis_a_nilimis ... . 1".._,.,.. Hoes N. Fellows , - emselves do not reckon vou OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS FROM THE ARMY, we have taken *bout 300 horses-100 . of *hick Ore ians' = ... : 4 . . Hon. U. Spain. The English pay for Lieutenant-General CoUutifittgenstein reports to delhiered for the use of our dragoons-above 1000 App . - •J. Lowther. .f. Coarkaay • ' - *H. H. Mohn ea :, F. J. Wilder try ; they give notes or receipts i his Imperial Majesty, from - his camp in the vlclnit7 baked loaves belonging to the enemy, about 40 casks Ado 40 „ Rum H ,,,,. J. s u lli van , C. foredo shed them. This mode of pay , . of Sokolischt, nester thte the lath-/sth September, of I , neer 5000 t sche wertz of flour and oats, A o n l _ . •C o k e t N ac elle, T. Hostes es the country people, who ex. as follows t•-• .• . ' Mad 100 of horned cattle were taken, all of Nosy , „. - Ilaa,-F. S. iv. Dfug_ll., Caw , K. B. ~ i , , ~,. , ph . - eat AL Lir;g• So h• 3 9Pe *PP fell •sePeSseises their The troops under my command are incemently ka• which, with the excep ti on ' of the cattle, was partly i nc isor ......„... e../ard j... C. Adam' . "mil the oeleThY7 - deteoti caval r y upon s eePedid° Oli bore, and partly thrown Into the water, as we had • Deaamiiis . . • - ,F. F. Um* . .•". *Manilla of Twisted r. PY 99 ‘ . ..". ' to &len places, and even Into his, rear, all of which • no 1111 tO carry it off. a u e l i ttir." ..; .. • ir..;.a. sr. thwac 5: u bitbresa , Via ureic - n.3 have tissoell out well, but part icular) the last, which em our side is very sm all , nine Coosa' , sok " . . , ..; ittnado , 7• 74lo.2,Kist„L 11. i .Yon Paris Of 'the 13th pf . Oetober, ' I sent out to clear the Circles Of 9orede4k and pi.. 45 woluif i s t, 0 1 0 st of w hich are only w e sseei . . Lord Lisats: t y„! it ii ie,iue • • • • C. Of - copy of the account of 'the tork frosothe mersoders, hilieri4ooo6ldin so amlnent a ligfiely.., ',fijo o w sissy from terror could not act r Mit! .. . A. e ili. l7 gg , p i a t Ense tt eralp, as stated in the degree, end been of the greitteeiSind consequence w ukstikft,,:o4 poi ilopw4Wely ovirthrown seas... ... s. ,C. Marks MOW* day. adds-The above to its in.destroying the magesieble sif•provialests which tweak Ms realty iti Veld t without thinking. . obig hliz. . . • u. r mows aide . P 'waist; J. Salem • . nicht by Mill nett% in all th e the enemy had established. - This was soder theism. 9f• ' deffinctii y - "'. -' •- - . ' - 4*,• RittraW.wririt .. , D.Gelo: I, oiler. Mussel ens - meet in ?lend of the.Ce, aleel4 CA. Res sow s and eeeießthed„ . • 1,1441. .". altalieSilidiit.t . ' . a l ClOolo. i rritl4o ll . ... - g, 1rtii*,914.111444 a brimereoi of 200 Cosm.citaof his own reflawat eid *OW*. Misfit • .9116 1 114 .peuenoe..af ... ,3,4,1. btioilyi L larl er Deer- • iittlit Zt VI A stiff Of al f . .1-.lear every where ascot of the dipolar' Lieut.-Cei. of Artitlerytik Ji l e c oa th a w al f , ,• , ' ied.o vapedition,. ' som a .. .. „ b e a r te.. Duren, •• • , ed isiertiktiltuiTilattons 0 pectin, of thin strorous fit Diatomite from the Deg 'gild togs* ist•COileadd.laitiliern ite= . , 11, Preaool.ll g , . ... refilibeeimee, J• Irving !lerft l .• *•-- *' ' ' lii et Jeleherels R*/ Ind j4mwellma•••••• NVlllata, whi . 'setae* his - - eveir c tWilv ;... .. T. Wool 2.4- . bow' Grand Vials., After Wits, the "ante, Colonel ow Mas t e4,l"jose 60 ,:. : ,4 .. , . - • iti ti o: • milts ." ) c. . 11 (1. .inson, T. ial . • r" alma' in in Id" nest vizi. mg dolusuirfo. alk pßeelleeiktvt ya the idilffth. al ib i: , ,",..., . -. ' • S idk " 4 ~. 'I" - A:O.. : : : fr. esii.: H. st. Patti • SC( - ' 7 " ~ • kke4' fft . xiiitsii: 4 l. Owe feet tegiglikalaggit itilli tify.S a iii he lag • . ilies, lige* it:_' '''' ••#;, ... .& . 4. 1 1:1:41: - , am nog the eacaos . df altrie4 414Z14 3:eit friasi — iwl -•' by . 3 ?O* • lialialle ejr . . .• - , 1 1 / 1 • J - IA r' •' • • . • , . • .. . , , . . . - - • - . , . . , . . • • ' .. • a . • .., ' ' • , . . • t!