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brrttt IP :411111°‘ f „ 41fir • fi ,;.,,, , , c , • '-; : fix t . a* , • 111,1%,:. if A. - • " . ,i ~ 0 . * 1 • 4 7. ti ' lir . 4 l e. t7' 0" .. .„ ...z.d .•; • ` , ... 41 715 • , • • & . 4 . -. . --At... • a..* . .r —.- _ . - - . . v RIC SIX-PEN:CI • •••••••• .. - E urtitlrry al ' the high roatl. until-it tenth the farmer -form d in the plain itoria . Paliately t.. tt.e e,,e- I .e" :vmsga 1758.) MONDAY. SEP: A, Lojibuw` taftElriE4.lrT . R.lOllDIN ART: HE THE tTItE ROYAL , COVENT GARDSM, DILL OPEN as MONDAY NEXT, &mixt td, inns, with a PLAY. in "Web MKS. MU)- Dos% ,i,l/ i wefornt a priori; al character, and other Enter iinunento, so will he emigrated in (store Adrertmentents. i'nres fie the ihriti to be taken id Mr. Brandon, at the 8., Miter, to But-street. Tij doe" viii be opened at half-past fire, and the Play bale atliaßlinst six. A A ,. 64. Pit as 6d. Gallery no. tyre Gallery is. So money to lin retarnoil.—vivaat Rez et Region. VICTUALLIIO3-OWFICE, l 0 Lir 21, ASS. THE CIIM MI ISSION ERS for Victuelling Majesty's Nary do harsh Rine Notice, Thar on TUCIISDAY., the 15th of Septaaber serf, they will he ready to ric..ire glider+ in irai!iay rained ap) and heat .for each .qu ntuu•s6fI NiSH DCEI wad PORK, of the brit geniis. Sled to tr eared ill the ea mint scene, at the reopeca, r Merchant wad D.wler• thereia any aria* proper to • r ; orre-tei,d part thereof tie be /whit, in half prackenas; one-third part is tieecee; aioef the remaining care-third part is bairns ; to be delivered bete bin gar Jetty's VictrsoWig Starer at Deptind, Portrnearth fad P(0- isteetk,irsd :rl4 the Array l'irtaalliny Sinn, is St. Catherine; is regaiar proponiont of each ilescri plane of cask; by the periods ea eteinierttimwd, Ea:. Otte-fourth of the whale by the 31st °flaw:tory ; One-half of the remaining quattlity, by the 31st Mareb Asti the remainder by the :lath utbsoe, Aud to be ?adj.,' by bills,poyebk loilA interest, milety days gran. Bute. The Condition. of the r'estract loaf be seen at the Serretaris Mkt, at thi.. tylke, or by orpt . ryittg to Mr. J. W. Itenyterritte, Ayes, .thr the Vicenrltiegut Cotk ; to the Cake+. of Ilia APl jhty's Caeloos... at LihetiCk, nfiralt. Mier,' cad Interford i and to the Po.f..qhtster-Ottaorul,at DoStia, reep.ctitebt._ . • 114 regard m il l be had to ems Tender is 5e...n..h the Prim shall wet he kneeled invents of len!zth, es that shall net be delivered to the Boatel befere One n'elock on the said Thavnlecy, the trak of September wet, tem srwlese the PtIBOR who. makes the Tender, er sew Pomo ims Mail, steads, to easwee when ealied for T H EATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. T IN PRESENT EVENING, September 5, will be presented, s New Play, in three &eta, called, THE AFRICANS •, AR, LOVE EA DUTY. • OR, W c,,,itho, (the Priest,; Mr. Thompson ; Torribal, Mr. Far " k!.clitioti, Mr. Fawcett ; Mr. ; Heaths of Knitun, Mr. Palmer, jen. ; Dauearri, ti Cties; Fenerlyell, Mr. Grove ; Marrowbone, Mr. r e o .-e ; Ilsory August's Mnp, Mr. Liatcm. Bairn, I .6iSbs ; Dunn, Mrs. St. ; Salta, Mrs. Linos. Afar nhleb, tin popular Illelo.Druna ut THE ;MAN U BOY. (the Blind Boy). Min A. Dr Camp; Oberto, taaccit ; Kalig, Mr. Farley ; Motion, Mr. Lists.. $1 ‘Cm. Mrs. Mathews• f o which will he added, atls time, • Farce, with Songs be. C e l it l NO The Online', sad Mask composed by Its. C. Smitb• 'the CO inners by Kr. (rows, .Mr. Linton, Mr. Farley, Mr. Cadet, Mr- Noble, Mr. Matters, Mr. Arline, Sly. Menzel Mrs. Davenport, Ittre.'Listen. Tte new Farce of Yes ar Nu? brriog been again received t hough.int witli universal spnroliation and applause, by an orar.oiving andirnee, till be reptateil every evenint,z, Remota •Acepterl, with The Africaus; or, War, LAW!, and Doty. TO MASTER. StrILOEKI, TititiSPOttUDEVl42, Alio. Amos. erliE cogmissu IXERS time rolethecting ifie .' o llle , !y's Transport Service, fie lege" Cele of Seek and Prompted Money, cm , :for the c2le auletirtnig Primeere of fro, do hcreb, ^HI Notice, TAM tier MU be reitely, et ibis Op% on 41 ugh September nest, t• remise salsa TONIETR, g 104 1,0112 sea Permr a. mete lir "MOM, to Cestioet for tip BUILDING owl cumpietely tINISHING te j' a NAVAL VIOSPITAL. iedeoded to be me, led et VAN UA:VITO, int4e Caw, yt Nufdk. Nit reader mitt be rreektel lair One .''belt me the Dep ttr Trefoil, pm soy noticed. wary the Pirty, or es Anent fur bim,, intreeedlyerthotd. Beet, Trees. be aneempimid by a Letter NM Mn re•peetahle Prrmo, , btrelehlt A breseneamsnd with toe Perms tcnderieg in lite met of L.s,oo•leethe am perforator,* of tb• Commet. , Fee r . Particulars my bit itatren t, r eminent ot the Offlre of tie miatewasntinniere-r % Donint-nytinne 'fr.•etein•ter, sober. the •D v ir t e ea/aortic/niers ' , the Wait fray is ignored. AQUATIC THEATRE, SAITLER's-WELLS. Tarr Pa:ronage at His ltoya N l 11161inces the Duke ed CLARECE. lINS PRESENT MONDAY. Sep t edr or 3, ;gas, end every Evening &wires the Week, a New Dook I.?ance, retail, WALLIN and vrtr:Nr ; or, TAIIT'S bisasTra.—Aftrr riwh, a New Grand r..... . i c Pantwnime, calkd HARLEQUI 1116 11 F LYER: a, OFF SITE GOES. Clubs, Me N . GoualdiMaster imbue, the st44taught Musical Infant, only rive Trams 461, will play several Pop ular Airs on the Tiolio —.The Eu- j '.. SAST TSSIA HOUSE, A uoi)or 31, saw. tertairreests to conclude sills ai eht.rily new Aquatic THE . G I )\I IIITTEE if W.l rtEIIOUSE 4 110"" " tie ° sans "' with Se* ;1616C ' eeCrY. Deulers ' dpf Or 'CNITSD COMPANY of MERCHANTS sr aid Dom atiotis, called, THE MAGIC MINSTREL: or, limy LAKE. p r i at i r j v oca l clui t aac.,,_o6, rim Vie . :, , , trading :o 1k EAST INDIES, do hereby give . 3 , :i_ti , ;___ ,_. he Cora_as , itive _oil , _. I be w rearl . ~.y . ,,,t ie. r eer. ......i ve: : . p , r opiaiii. _ o _in tiliall ten Irish ft rl t ervi rai o t r t ess kr 3l2.'' Ree tel e, D ru r ; A".", . : Pease ; P ittS A .i bad di, ;r ah . 1 jpyse• Myrglip, Mr. Broadhurst ; Ceded, Mr. INorris ; and .....71, j r w oort :P fro u o ° :w on ze. peou .. " 1 -:: ma t; : y " t he ' o l i b n e ol t r .: lisfri, Mr. Smith ; Zola, Mw Sheet. -. aud Lille, MR. C. ''' . su pp l y the Cursively with a quaotity of Midis. PantomiadtalCheiaciers—Abeulair Vali, Mr.BRITISH IRON, and Besse; Aly (a Persian Lord', fr. Reigwa: ; Seed (a I - ATSEL ; yowl Merchant ) , Mr Hartland ; an,: Mieuuk "principal I Aaill Mat Mr Coodlrloor of Ow Da wart may be area upon ).od brill:. Court;, Mr c icimald.. Fie:tura (doubter:if tbe apoiloatisor ta Mr. Salmi WirooMb•Oorli to the said Cute- Nigel . Mess Jellet.Clisery : i it: , i ..i of a Peritin P :lace t‘ttae, wAle oleo the Propeuls s 4=be left before twelve ono Cottaiesoor. Another part of the Riliek..J. Yiernt 4 ,, tuct , .... , 4a 4104 said . 4 .1 . her, after which boor Asdirece Cbasidter-oe Landowpe add itoclrs-3 Sorcerer's _,,_ c Z auce slu set te;;;at. Tender. Cesiblap-4 Panao-7. Persia. 11,elk—s Chamber in Mg. "... keh's Palace-o 9 YisisrUTP:al :re--iii. Pro win Lrodseape-o. ; MAHON FIRE Asa LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, It Fain, Ow4en is the I AIR/ LAKE, with a REAL lootrtaied t3.,3 • EAT 1fM14.4. AND EMPOWERED by ACT lie PARLIAMENT; The 1 8 .1,h:raise sod Aeptotic Mele-Drano written soil 'g m tgoirsure frees lige sad oa Leven; and fur the prolueoi by :Ir. C. bilislin, Jan.; the Music oscapeued by i Gri.at • A ravels-is. aAa et:rites. /gt " vs ; sod the gess" deigned sod " tailed lei Mr. rrlii% lit . t moo of thtl Cora stny es :me conducted Alarcon. IL at ire Male at the Corner or Ladgete-Hill, is New- Can 44. Pit IS. Gal. Is —Doors open at half-past 3;o:o I .____..____ .., _____„__. taller,: at half-past ti Pl..r: .iA be kept ull \Alf-past 7. wyZ eose ` "%r i p e ot i” . ;: e :';;;X ilit ' to the oho, which oei_ Penn trr the &nos to be tallibraf Mr. Lame, at Me BOW ''' peered with the Orriapany, ow toe Premiums of all Fire /peter, form 9 till 4 every day. - ---"" 1• sod roar? fatitßy II lifitstdeit by which Tlik day is pohliebed. wally prilitrA in crown eve. peke is. bards, A P1(71, 7 R1: of NIAjRID, taken on the spm. T. akrxbile4 fronatbe Germs of CRALSTLAX ALGUSTUS FISCH fig.__ ea Life tmeramit ; the ieter at and accommaitle t public ai pro moted. %VARNER i'IIIPPS, Secry. ------- — Tide day is radiated, price se. in boards, tta Second Edition of • C ALL for UN lON with F.ST ISiIE D A CHURCH, addressed to ENGLISH PROTEST ANTS: bel a compitation of passages from cartons An them, selected antl Bp GEORGE ISAAC HE NTINGFORD, DD F.R.S. Warden d St. Man's Callege, Winchester, and Eatsep et Gloucester. Pasha fur T. Cadet! and W. Davire, Strand; and se by J. Ilarina, Cedric-street, Winchester, and J. ll.Mgh sad des, Gleectsiar. Priatea for J. Ma Oman, nn, Poultry. •i• la the preen, luta in th. r Pit NE. of thin ~onth will be p•wwsw, a New itrninsu of r:ni NS:I r.N We JOURNEY IN **IN, 3 VAL 13VO. ; ai. i of T;III.F.NTON'4I PRE SENT illvere of TORREY. in 2 Wag. 00. )44, ttie gratification of the Public at large.— Adam:tenet One attillini to lb. CGIOC)it 1‘11.4, e et, apenoseeefe!!tbe Celestig Snubs, are correctly 4141eite.1 eat eeplai ma bj an a ip vats, On best a4Kotert fir erveyges as a geieete rhea or ebe *meters of the :lei iv, .. Tics nenliast Coarser ail JAU A \ N l• 1 NI . sarlvalted IS Ecop ~ .”Kirmiirt a mgrfere of Ilan singer feet, iota b.! siep et the PAITSI E j !I every a s mr, Itr.ro ., r *eve Ott fgettr o'Cleig —44gaionon io—.4aa VERY Pill DAY &cola& ficio ClAt gut Ten, will be richly ilisadoete4, ao4 ammo 'haled ei.th as liiiple.tatney Lastige:, Is 'Mat Ream, eglee.wa f w that pove(se with sway curium. meettomeal S.A. Kern traompareat gliegrous.—.A.inglimon es. 64,--Cits. lon. nl.- —N.kt: This Eaktbitios will elese is Dere.abee. - - day is pnblished, elegy printed in a Pocket Folsom, price 6s. is hoards, Vl 7 LUNG ; * ln 1 7 :ire books; of Grouse, Partridge, Pheasant, Woodcock, Dock', aid Snipe dbooting. Priatod for T. Cada .ind W. Davies, Strand. Of wboin may she The CSAC F.: a Poem, by William Ibitoerville, Eq. To which la Frei:Led, a Critical Lissy, by Dr. kikla, eleraigly oru,•ed in a pc-ecet volume, sad sibioied with plates, p, es W. in bewrds, wot royal svo witb word cots, by Bewicke, pries is Warta. TIF: FASHIONABLE rATErrr SOFA EF.DS, cbaia-betik fear-poet and test bedsteads, . furaitsirc and latddiag complete the rew•invcated "sort Th.fil.tiow sideboard and diiiinktables; also, the Ito rain' dieing-tables, and portabk chairs t etcitair saib of 11.644 g-room and dirtier rugs furnitur:, carpets. glum, 4..; die patent Fist Wilts mosquito iiet Yeas; wit % every feint article losanisfactured an tituvuse for foreign chat:tea t wry and rail equipage, on eittire new .principlut and its. every article in the Upholttery and Cabinet !hut% s, requisite for the 1101114144 compkte, 14 the first stoic of inniicrit fashion and ele.;:ture. at lif4R- DtN • &Ad Maiisfactary hue. tti and ty, Ctitheinioe-street, Strand, London Il• D. :Morgan sad Sanders have .to eon:it-Ir.:a whatever trim es t Wart:twice `London. • . This day is pedielsed. mostly Ostia is two volnwies, sod ilhasirshod with • Hap of Spain and Portnirai, price PM 6d. is basetle, a sew Ukase (beteg the eiceeatb), Irish a sewirdredsetissei • . T"rail; LADY'S TRAVEIS into SPAIN; or, A gessesterlieisis of the h•-ilgite, Laws, Ciesoseree Csoressa, and Manners of that reentry, written e rorwriumi VAIN AY, la a series o f Letters to friend at Paris. Priseed for T. Catiell nod W. Davies, Strand. This day is published, Whine, price ti. Its. rid. ATREATISE on the OPERATION of LI THOTOMIT : it whirls ere damoretratel the dee ge:a tif the resew' airth,wl ocher, atiag with the 11-aget, uul the serzewity. of the owe- ..®per operation with the Waifs and stag. The 11141 , 1 , 14 V of pet forwriser the ;scams ha re. pl"i"ed in rt esid •rebiesrLted by &airings this sue of the lisle' ken*. gy 11.0gERT ALLAN, gwrgeoe. Printed fur the Author, by JAMBS Be aAntree and Co. and told lair" Murree, $2, PketAtibet, Loodusi aud by 4. wenn, Edinberels.• rfNIE real JAPAN BLACKING. marl« by L DAY and MARTIN-This .usaltrible Composition, MO.a ball the moat latomr, proctor/A. the niuM brilliant jet hmct mer beheld, -ILiethi peeshar • .ouriyhq,ent to the Leather, not nail the lying lions, a perfe;tlj free front any snows ti and will re!ala its rattat9 a suy climate. S Ad, ity Day and llortin, at the lianefaetrey, Na. 91, Minium Retail, by F. D.ty, No. 7, TaMetoek-street 17. lien Straltite-stecii AMU, No. t, Emch-Mute; i the toile.p BL44tAkerg, Perfumers, a.. 4 tildit.n. in the Me" tntomo, sad u, every Town th,iorthmit the Dotted Kia;dom, la nose battles, price is. lid. each. ESSENTIAL SALT or LEMONS, For taking Iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Pest Witte and atter Stains, ant of Linen, Anglin Lace, — c . and Sur many other Uses, as t4dratitate fu; Lemons. Price Om :Md. hue the ROll. A VINCI received n u user° us Complaints that coleponirtoro, .01,1 under the tide of Salt of Le. AWN, are ant only ineffectual, • at that the, horn sad de. stray- tls. Linen, think it a. cr.sary to inform the Pul.;:ic, that sty Tree Es:setnial Salt of Lemons ;. only to be bad, wholesale soil retail, at my Shop oi nekapur.atreet, sad that none is to he depciekil upon as anti? hut *bat its 110 V Signature on the but tinu of each n:s the °Wavle if the Wrapper W. SATI-I.l'. N.D. Salt of Leuri.di ia particularly useful to Ladies In mashing th; sr ha,Ylr, m .t in.:tautly takes oat the Stabs of Frost, colour and is much inure aArceable to are than Lainue itself. At the same place may he h-it, SATLET's crnvrat. NG t}:tora, fur tak , ng :itcase out of bilk, Soft,. Ws& ha Cloth,. s.c. iny'efront, supported 'by am. ti l ght infaatr. •eonspae hies, and the 45th regisiseat of Becirlieretleneral • Crauftines brigade, while Me talatheevegistitsiihi of this brigade (the Seth cud fast') dred half of the '9-pouader brigade, were kept as a reserve in the flier - - . . Major-Grimm! Hill and Brigadier-Geri. Nightiu• -tale &Overfeed upon the eaetify'e position s and, at. the same moment, BritaAier-I.;etieral Fanc's rifle mats were irs the Nilson his right . ; the Portuguese iufutitiy in a village upon. hisieft ; sad Major-Lieu. i'ergesou's eoluintewils descend; eg from the heights iiitn the elaftj. Front this situation the essitey re tired -by the pieta into The mountains will the ut etnetseerelulsrity and the,grearest ceteritef . and, uot .wiihstavalieg the rapid ailvetice of the British iii lintry,.theiratit of kaaelleieurbOdy..nr cavalry. w: e . thecauseeirlfis sitiferidglaut little lops in the • It was then viecesatary' tit mike fediepositionto'ba 'tack the formidable imositlon which hefted taley lirigudiei•Geu. Fare's riteineit Were sire pdy in the ucouatam on. his right, end no time was lawn' .t tut; king the different passes, as well witaappoat this rillesisea as to defeat the enemy vompietely 'liir Portuguese infantry were ordered_ -,ico.nadve up a pass on the right of die whole{ the e ;lie cow pieties of illajer-Geuenri Hill's brigade the regiment moved up a pass next on the iteite . Nil tl:e d:ith regiment, supported Ly theettli regime under Brig.-nen. Nig4ingale, a tair.l 36:0 t the aLtti and Aid regain, its, pastas the '. leit- These passes were all dilfienit ofticeem, and Ism of them were well defended 6y the moray, particular.. ty that which was attacked by the gptil and gill rea gnivents. Terse regiment:setter Iced with limpid/AM, impetuosity, and reached etiemy . before-31We whose attacks were to be nettle on Bse.r flank* f the defence ofthe enemy was , I:.perate, mid * - viraa is this attack principally that we sti , tained the to s which we have to lamaut, particularly of tl a' gal lant oAiter, the Han. Lieut.-Col. Lake, wbo rustic:- guished himself uponthis waver u. The enemy, was, however, driven from all the positions he had taken in the passes of the moue tants, and our troop s were advanced iii the plains on their tops. For a consideraele tength of time the and 9th Regiments alone were advanced to this point, with Brienidier-G-tiend Fane's Men at a distance on the left, and they were after wards supported by the sth regiment, and byline light companies of Major-General Hill's brigade, which had came up en their right ;'and by the other troops ordered to ascend the motile:ens, who came up by de4rees. The enemy here madeetnee• ,cost gallant attacks upon the 2etli add nth rtgi nteutsi supposed ' as-I have, above stated, with a view to cover the retreat of his defeated army ; in all'of which he was, Ivoweter, *pulsed ; lint he succeeded in effecting his retreat in goral order. owing,-principally, to may want of cavalry, aril se condly, to the difficulty of bringing sip the patois of the moinitaina with celerity, a sufficieut number of troops, auil of cannon, to sapport those which • -- has, irl4llllllT., .1881rtitlifei 3 , 1808 . Irgeniig-Street, Sept. e. .- Dispatches, of *inch the follosstiarg areteepies and extracts, were last Mght remises,' frariertietst.- General Sir Harry.. lieraied, sad Lieutenaut-/...4e neral Sir Arthur Wkllapley • dated. from • bead cparterv, at La u rinha t address:4m Viscount-Castle reagh, one of His Makany's - piiticiptil becreturies of State, and brought by Captain Cainpbell, - Aid-, de- quip to Sir Arthur Wellesley: Extract ei stetter 0041 i LientewantaddetrillreAritur iTel- ' Insley, dated bead-iptsrters, at Gahtas, the instr of Ae.. gum, 1898: 1 marched from Lyric on the 13th; mkd artiste - 4- at Alioliacu on time 19th, winch plaice the enemy had abniitioned in the preceding aright ; slid I ar rived here yesterday. •The enemy, Miami four thou:mid iii initulier;.sere ported 'oboist trio miles from hence, at Borica ; and they .occupied Brilns, &haat three iiiikii from hence, with their ail vauced posts. As the possession of this last village was 1 aln . ::9.1.491 to Oile future operations. 1 ilk ts.,- • ied to occupy it; and as most us the British is.. fsstry•arrired upon the ground, 1 directed that it Might lie occupied by it detachment, censia•inx 4, flour companies of riffeMen of the tiOth and .95th re ' guseuts.. The-enemy, coosistiag of a small: piquet of infantry and a fro cavalry, made a trifling resist epee, and retired ; but they were followed by a de- tachinerit of our riflemewto the distance of three Miles foam Brilos. The riflemen were then attack ed by a superior - 6°ly of the rut aly, who attempted to cat them off front the main body of the detach ment to which they belonged, which had now ad vanced to their support ; larg er bodied of the enemy appeared on both the flan ks of the detachment, and is was with difficulty that Aliiinr-lituerul Spencer, who had . gone out to (libidos when he had heard that time riflein.n had advanced in pursuit of the enemy, was enabled to Kea their retreat to that village. They have since remained in possession of it, and the enemy hare retired entirely from the neighbourhood. lii this little affair of the advanced posts, which was occasioued solely by the eagerness of the troops in pursuit of the enemy, I am Concerned to add, that Lieut. BunbUry. of the Ad. Battalion of the 95th, was killed, and the Ilotioura'nle Captain Pa kenhani wounded, but slightly ' • and we have lost some men, of whose number *I have tiot received the returns. learn of Killed, Wounded, and Kissing, iu tbc Action at Lonrinha, Argot Is, taus. Sal Batt. &Ale Foot--I rank Dual file kilted ;. 5 rank and file wounded ; a; rank and the unrwiag ad Batt. wath Foot—. rook and file missing. °divert katted and wounded, pstb Futat—Licateasalt Bunbory killed ; Captain the Ho nourable IL K. Pakeoluem wounded. G. B. TUCKER, Dep. Adj Gee. Head-quarter; at Villa Verde, Awls , * 17, loos. Mr Leap—The French tit,serai Laborde hay. Itoleia since ism sire mutual in mu at _ • - ed . 'his Imm'it . .,.. , i a..-• --- • • ~„1 . ,..A 4 1/ . itnd linos seeisdod. The ince of the enemy am"' at C4/11°. On tile 15. ' lest. • -Aer '" . "" - ' e howerer, been very event ; and he left three pieces attack him in it this morning. Itoleia is situated of canami in our hauds. 011 au eminence, having a plain in its frout, at the I ca.mot mihew.itly nppland the conduct of the end of a valley, which commencer at Cakl "' and l '' troop* throughout this action. The enemy's posl closed to the southward by mountains, which juju tions svere formidable, and he took them up with the hills, forming the valley un the left, looking his usual ability and celerity, and defended them from Caltlas. In the centre of the .valley, and about eight miles from Roleia, iii the town and old most gallantly. But I must (Amerce, that although we had such a sniseriority of numberi employed in si°l3tlah (Uri tif CElatin. ' inuni whence the enel° Y ' the wurations of this dey, the troops actually ei picquets had been driven on the 15th , aid from . I. • gatged nu the heat of the action were, from unavoid that time he had posts on the hills on both sides of able circumstances, only the 3th, 9th, 29th, the Ti the valley, as well as in the plain in (root of his &men of the 95th and 60th, and the flank coinixi army, which wet posted on the heights iu front of irks, of major... Genera, Hill's brigade, being a 'tole'*, its t ' iglit "'AI " UP" the hill'''. its left °Pun number by no means equal to that of the en em y ; aseluitteace ' on wiaCh was it windmill, and the their conduct , therefore, dase„es the highest com whole covering four or five pusses into the mu dation. tans io Isis rear. 1 cannot avoid to take this opportunity of e-ss I have reason to believe that his force consisted pressing my acknowledgments for the aid and of at least six thousand men, of winch about live support I received from all the genial and other hundred were cavalry, with nire pieces of cannou ; and there was some reason to believe that General o ... ffiev ‘r rs . of this_a o rm „, s•. ...._1 ani „... tes .i. rtic_ul i a T rLy ind_l.l.ted___ Leeson, who was at Rio Major, yesterday, would. __,w_ te il iwe r rec '' e r: r . cd "li i 7 oru c' hi ni m ` ; ` — "l o ' o ' n- i : r...Gei '" ie " ra ' t join General Leborde by his right in the course of "" Ferguson for the inate,er in which heiett the left the night. The plau of attack was formed accord casino, and to Major-General Hill, aud Brigadier ingly, and the army having brokeu up from Cal- - Generals Nightingale and Fain., fur the mouser in des this morning, was funned' into three columus ; v i s b li vy ich id. thry i c i rl ieri nd red ucted m t os he t nisa ditt te ere r. : l t a a sts tt i a , c t k .n s e :h al it ee h the right, cousisting of twelve hundred Pottuguese iufautry and . fifty Portuguese cavalry, destined to from Lieutenant-Colonel Tucker Ind Lteutenatitr turn the enemy's left, and penetrate iuto the moan- Colouel Bathurst, in the offices of DeputysAdje tains in hareare the left, consisting of MajoteGe tent and Deputy Quart -Master General, and (iota nand Ferguson's and Brigadier-General Bowes's the °mono of-the star emitted under ~.___ I brigades Of infantry, three companies of riflemen. a most also mention that i . every rea son to z : bngade of light artillery, and twenty Aritish, and '" satisfiesinith the artillery,underLieutenant-Colouel tweuty Portuguese cavalry , was destined, underthe w „_„,... command of Ma or-General Ferguson, to ascend r i v rare the honour to inclose herew i t h a return of the hills at (Ebidos, to tarn all the enemy 's pa•ts kilkd, wounded, and missing. on the left of the valley, as well as the right of his 1 has e the heimar la he, &c. post at Koleia; this corps was also destined to watch (Sig h) . Annen %Vu.LIALtr. the motions of General Loison, au the enemy s right, who, I had heard, had moved from Rio Ma- li-`turs °Met Ittned, Rostide -- d, avid 11141k17, of the arm/ jor towards Alcoentre.la•t night. The centre co- "` e'w'er the Com.nand at Ltetiteitant-Grn....A he flight Imam, Coosisting of Ma)or-General Hill's, Brig'.- Hos. Se A. Wciltuley, K.S. or the t7tb art :infest. ,sus Bier-General Nightingole's, Brigadier-Gen. Crau- Head,gmerwes, Louruilia, Aux Is, LOS. Card's, and Brigadier-General Font's brigades, (with Crepral Staff-i Captß,a luttri. the exception of the riflemen detached with Major- Royal Arblirry-I Coigne lotted ; I rent and the elands& General Feigusion), and four hundred Poituguese Ro n al ' I-I 11 " . ia w.74 '" iPd * tat BritTarie--Nlnjur G I nab light infantry, the British and Portuguese cavalry, stbruct_3m, k mid Me killed ; t Nl.ll Ir, 1 LientennAll a Brigade of nine-pounders. and a brigade or six- Serjeasm, Ay rank and tile woundm.l. pounders, were destined to attack General La- 9th, foot-. t rook awl hie knit/ ; I Li,nt•maat-Calemet,•ll horde's position in front. N.Jjor t Cayman. I r..iii..n, 3 Serjeams, 4i mak asa Ms The columns !wing' formed, the troops moved s w ia nseol I 1 4 , r ik m ood , k 2 . 6 : 1 1 , fi: ..., " 1 : 1 : . i . .'11 . fro.n (Ehidos about seven o'clock in the morniug. i '''' al • ( gadier-Genersil Fane'srieensen were immediately hi Bri . • 9 ! )111 Pent—l L -aile—Briga•lier•Geoeral Nictitiagate. icateanal-Culuirel, 4 Sco. ants, J 1 rank sad detached into the hills on the left of the valley, to fits killed ; 1 Myer, 3 c iip ,,,„,. 3 L .i,,, : ,,„,,,,, ge s s. keep up the comznuilicatem between the centre and ;pesos, 141.7# mak and Ole wourArd ; t Caper, mi sLirttio• tell columns, and to protect the man-hot tlw former 'tame, i Serieart, t Drummer, 3: musi ar d I wetl. . along the valley ; and the enemy's posts were sue- sed F r o a o n t k t rat and . ,gi !l i le . I,illed i i Lteateuaii; I fiespast, evasively driven iii. Major-General Hill's brigade, 11; Ar I 40 .1 . . . (0,10/VI in three caimans of battalios ,, , moved on ...,_ Root - C" si l i s l i C t 7; r3 r l k sad Sts ' the right of the valley, supported by the cavalry, in 11 •7..7. 0 7.. 1. 1 ••• order to attack the 'arms , s left ; and Brij/lull-I , 5 ,,,, 1 , F ,„„_,_ „.,„e „ . ..„1 w e br e d ; i rin k sad at, i n n i e e n g.. tiviierals Nightingale and Craufutd moved with the gist rent-Nano kilned v 4. woic:.:rd. . PLATE GLASS coMPANY 0-t• 'taro:mt.,. that a large. A..kort - A. lariat ar PLAT 11 to ono nit N.1 1 .E at fixed Pn"*. by Mr. .4!.EXAMDC.it BLACK, at the Coco. Warttruasr, .tLitit)N-PLACE., of a 6.4 colour, emperior and ..1 d julr" 4 vo. 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