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? j a. dz sitar 5 T ) li, . _ . 1: '... ' .. li' . 4 . •',/ „. 07 .:. ij le 1 4 vit t tp 0 -11 7 6 1 r \' it. ''-• ti:i'i'vilt, - i,.. .4 , .•. .. Q 1 44 ' /, _.::: . .4.015' k e:: - - . 4 td TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1. 0309 - r_1(..9, .- I 1 • i 1 : r 4- ffe airite'd SA the French troops from the hospit t. als, among whom be contrived to be included.-- rite soldiers mention, that the English suffered them to depart, because the enemy has occasion for all the buildings, fur-the acconamm;atiou of their sick. A reward of )no florins is offeted for the disco- very of a Frenchman in concealment ; but such is the disposition of the inhabitants. that there is cooly l a single iestinice of the reward being paid.-..(fintra nal de I' Umpire.) • ranee NOV. IS. Gerona protracted its resistance with en *Wis. navy whoa fanaticism alone could inspire. until l the inoinesit that we were enabled to erect batteries -1 within point-blank shot of the garrison. At this period we had reason to hope, that we should shortly be able to surmount the chief obstacles, mid that, in the conrse of e few days; we should be eble to enter a town. which began already to feel the effects of famine. This last circus). stance, we had reason to expeet, would bring the inhabitants back to sentiments of moderation. and induce them not to expose themselvel to the last Astreasisea , P. was desirable that this anfortunate city should not exposit Ruff to the inevitable- homers , of a general assault ; sad it was therefore prepoeed, that the blockade sbould be rendered more close. 1 At this tinie General Blake, who was at the head of , thy insurgents of Catalo•na, underhink to relieve the ion n. Nut feeling himself strung enough to hazard a general engagement for the relief al' 'De anna, he had reconrse_to artifice s and was at length successful. General St. Cyr commended the corps of observation dcstim.ed to cover the siege. He Mall stacked on the JUth of August by se.epi • alit* bore upon Sonbem's on tlig side of Eruisola. .This attack, although repulsed, having been meintained by fresh troupe, Gencraf. Sf. Cyr supposed that the enemy meant to give, him heap, and telt it sects. sary to strengthen himself with all his disposable force. For des purpose he recalled those who ware employed in the• Bilge, end leaving only troupe sufficient to protect the works, General Verifier placed himself in line with him. While this was going on, eotio infantry, and am heme of the enemy, under the orders of General Garcia Conde, . escorting a convoy of woo or 1500 mutes, advanced towards the fortress, and finding nothing to sonnet them, bi.t a weak Neapolitan division of Ltcchi, they entered Gerotia without difficulty ; the Iranr son of which, thus supplied with men, provisioihe and ammunition, were enabled to coutend wan adv.intoge against troops worn out with fatigset diminished by disease, end Labouring ender Prim , of provisions, in a country that was absolutdly •'7 . I exhausted. The siege was, afterwards carried on with Lan guor, and it was at kit determined to convert it into a blockade. Shortly after Gouvion St pit Ca , is ho must haec perceived shoe his positiv e z daily muie dangerous, in consequence of his injudi tainis movement, solicited his recal. which. became' doubly necessary, on account of the bad state .f his health. The Duke of Castiglione (Augereao) took the • , command of the 7th cdrps in his place, and low-. diately prepared to act on the offensive. Geaeaal . - Blake was encamped on the heights of Brussels. when the Duke resolved to attack hint on the 49th October : but Blake having relied his camp, on the • night of the 28th, took a position on the heights of Santa Coloiaa and Santa Flszie. General Shahan was ordered to attack him in this position. The following is a copy of his dispatch to Marshal the Duke of Castiglione, respecting the issue of this affair : " Camp coder Bassani), Nev. t• " In pursuance of your Excelleucy's orders, I marched, d four o'clock this morning, with eight Waltham; sad two squadrons, to attack a division of the mammy, Wet* hag Of 119• infantry, cad eou cavalry,. of Blake's army, being all dined Walloon guard*, he iss regiments, or grenadiers. 1 found Hid enemy entreuclied at Santa. Colima, where they bad hide loop-hugs in all the houses. They had also some troop= . rill on the heights, in the rear of a deep ravine. 1 Col. Evert to pats the ravine, with the lan'talion of the aid regiment, between Itiende.itioow and the position of nitt losurgents, in order to tans their right dank, by getting poil;evsion of the heights, whilst the ad battalion of HIM same regiment, and the nth of the ad light infantry, Mould pain the ravine at Furies, mid endeavour to tura the am my's left. General Dinoul,n bad orders to carry • Sae ( Winne at the point of the bayonet, with three battali tat Sl i of the Ist light infantry, supported by thice squadron of diagoons. All these orders were completely executed. After a very brisk discharge of musketry fur three boos, the enemy were dislodged from all their positions, and to. tally routed. This army owed its safety only to the infix mountable difficulties presented by the mountains in wbich it took refuge. All their camps have hero burnt, and these baggage taken; ion of their cavalry have been taken or killed g we have taken from them 3110 prisoners, including date lilevitenaut-Colonels; in sheet, they Lase had Que., rues killed or wounded, nun have fallen hick in the greatest disorder towards Saintillidari, where the rest of 11.aken troops arc posted. " The gallantry of the troops in this affair is above ell Feiss. (inners/3, Officers, and soldiers ' have all of theft vied with each other is courage, and covered themselves wick glory. I entreat that your Excellency will be pleased toys eomiessd them to His *jetty's favour. (Signed) " Sounam." Nov. 19. It is still reported that Gen. Andreossi will ,gain discharge the functions of Aonbaisailor of France as the Court of Vienne. It is also said, that Porto-Pe will be declared a free port, and that Austria will obtain amine privilege; in the ports she hal ceded. His Majesty hunted, on the 17th, in the woods round Versailles, with llis Majesty the King of SAIL, one. oho, in passing the front 01 the two Mallow, admired the beauty and elegance of the architecture of those palaces. It is positively stated, that, among theyapers taken by She French from the archives at Menus. is the complete ceremonial used in consecrating the Emperors of Germany at Frankfort. The advanced guard of his imperial Highness the Prince Viceroy of Italy was expected on the 12th, at Sterzingen. coy. 21. The King of Naples is to qua that city on the gth, for Paris. The news of the bombardment of Cashews, by • • ° __ - -.-- -- - - --.-- I , MCA sixturclatALfritifiir. . . Nft V TWEATRIFoROYAL, COV(INT-GARDEN. rrtllS PRESENT TUESDAY, Dec.s, will be anted, a Comic Opera, called THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Captain Mad - math, Mr. luelcdon ; Pear hum, Mr. Men denyy Lackit, life. Emery ; Mat olle Mint, Mr.Tmlor ; Fileh, Mr. Simmons. 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Cud. • 3 The WOE KS of lb. late Mine A T ER INE TA Lror, first published by the late Mrs. Elisabeth Curler, and new republished, with some few additional papers , together with N.A..* Dint 111ustratioor, mid some aerostat of her IA in trt,e lacer telienie 9.• us See virr,prike • • •s • . ~ , • . _...aNd i EYTON, Late Partuer with SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB, Removed te N 0.2, Corabill, near tlie Mansion-House, COLICiTS the attention of h , s Friends to the s7l Scheme of the NEW LOTTERY, which contains FORTY CAPITAL PRIZES, with oaly 5,063 Numbers, and the who c to be damn in ONE DAY, February la, 1010. It Ia with much confidence Eyton claims the Favours of the Public, baring, iu the last Two Lutteilea, divided amongst his friends, a Prizes of Lgo,ono 1 Prize of L. e,OOO 10,000 I 2 Also, the Grand Prise, No. 4,612, retitled to L. 24,765; and numerous Twenty Thunsaudi, "Lea 1 housiands, Ate. Sec. in the few preceding Lotteries, to really an incredible amount. •,," Please to observe, Eyton is removed to Na. 2, Corn hill, near the Mansion-House.