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t fIIPERIAL PARLIAMEAT. Hot bit OF LORD r, Trimmer, Maser 6. 0101.1..t . nt. ewe °THEIS r. LIMN Ned 0t111.11.11. Mr. Adam, jun. was br4r.l for ilia Itaaversdeuts, sod Mr. At , ns, sets in reply for the App. 11.1ats. Further proceed. Vriday. Earl B • ST signified his intention to postpone the feather brariag of Counsel on the Distillation Bill on Thurs. day nest. The Earl of L moved, "That the evidetree adduced at the Bar, before the Committee, yestriday, be printed." Ordered lir. Lynne', and several Washers (rum the Rouse of Cont rary's, brought up some private BUIs , u htch etre laid upuu the •s6!e, 15w Farr of DaaN LEY said, if he had Nan say of MB .%1 untie,/ 111 their placer. he intruded to have pro- F ...., • opr at.no to skein this dm; and he should nimbi to it.,.ou to um the NulVe and Leal Utll 1 usd on the tl'oulaogek, if then ...wool by pea-sok ou Thuri.day Lostia I:ti•SCELLOIL übsswed, he could oily toner losirtelf. I e Earl of DARN LrY 51 ■ tumour was ahroraggi, that Mrawatya Mutably were glytorrungued to gets.' I'l duo. po.ahtt 411314 nut of the kingdom ; and Le mow tune mutate. 0.45 t... u'ustd eat , the attrutiou of the House to limit subject ea,llla+aday. AAjourucsl toll Thuraday. purpose of liittodueing 4 Bill, which iiould efFect the mime ptcrposte, 1.. a more constitutions' u lt imo,. Lord A. iiriUttrom said, that a most unfortu nate fstaloy appeared to haug over that measure; and he must ►a), that hr bed no root• greet reliance upon the support of the Ittght Hit. 6. 'dictums opposite. If it dud not nose los die pi view instance, tie t omit ry, he thougl.t,*ould be iinpic-i.ed *Olt a very ualavourabl. °wok,u or hi., There oar now on the table of the house a detailed Report 01 the nerusber of reversions, nod if it eras right to adopt an) nirainire of retrenchment, 111 the. expen diture of the coutitty, it was Tight that they should be abolished. Mr. DVNDAS said, that the que,t' arse amply whether they oliould proe. rd 1)% Add , CVO Pr by Bill. That of Bill being the more ronmilittitrutl mode vhoold have his oupport, and he 014111 ht . g . to know whether the inoeredlog by Atltlreos, ahe-e the other made 1 0410 open to them, woo taut milking en Ull.• C.. 116 I , Utiosiul uae of th.er right to approach the Throne. Mr. STURGIS Boning agreed in the propriety orpolerring the Bill to the Address. and thought that nothing but the moat absolute tocessity should induce the House in adopt any setrosstre. without the concurrence of the whole Legokture. Mr. LAYS lamented that the measure should be only fur suapetablig ius:enti of prohibiting. He would not rote for the Address. wiles , it was lobe sub•tituted by a Bill for the prohibition. Mr. H. thou, ,upotteted the Address. Sir Jou% NEweuer ass of opittiost that the House bkowltl entertain much sultivon of nny mode recommended by the Gentlrtnrw opimmite, who were the profes•sel enemies of the we-visite; foe his part he should sopport that nitwis which was proposed by the Hon. Gentleman who was kasows to he its friend. Mr. B. Barmiest thought that the most con. stitutional mode of proceeding was by Bill. Mr. Icatii explained. Mr. 1 1 1..1ea Moolla thought it a most unfortu nate question. It our recommended by the Com mittee of Finance, hut though it had so many nurses, its _truth was stunted, and though so many friends. it was not likely to come to maturity. Mr. WHITBREAD said, that he understood the objection stated to one bill was merely technical ; but as any technical objection could be guarded against now, he was surprised that the present step Was taken. If they could not offer a bill to prevent reversions in perpettety, he would prefer no address. for he was unwilling to tryst a measure to the mode pointed out by its enemies. He approved highly of the conduct of a late Administration. which had re fused to grant a sinecure place, now given to Mr. Yorke, so favourable was it to the principle recom mended by the Finance Committee. Mr. BAN Ell said, that, as he understood there was no teciiiikal objection to the House unginatii g the same Bill. he had no objection to withdraw the Address, for the purpose of introducing a bill at an early day. Mr. PIIICREAL was desirous that the bill should he rather to suspend thsit abolish the practice. Upon constitutional grounds there was no objection to forward it, and he much preferred it to the Ad dress. The 51.16,41E1111 having given his opinion in favour of the regularity of such a proceeding. After a few words front Lord PORCHENTRI, Mr. Bai.lceit obtained leave to bring in the bill on Tues day nest. Mr. PERCEVAL pledged himself that no advan tage should be taken of the power. pending the die cu-sion. Lord CAILLEILTAGN then tnoved the Order of the Day for going 1..t0 a Com:tint. e upon the Selo!' dt Expedition.. !. The Soutteoe-Oetrest r. of SCOTLAND then moved the Standing Order for the exc!ii.ion of Strangers ; after which, the fallowing witnesses were examined by the Committee : Mr. lin.ltimion, Captain Jones, Colonel Sontag. Lieut..Colonell Moahettn. Robert Keats, Surgeon. Sir R. Knobs, Surgeon-General. and Dr. Webb. Adjourned at 'Emma o'C Luca. WV understood the Committee do not sit again until Monday next. FOREIGN IbTaLLIGIINCII. SPANISH AND PORTIA:4.7E3E PAPERS. CADIZ. TEL 17. Josef Serra, as inhabitant of Port St. liary, which he left at three o'clock in the afternoon, was examined by the Junta, and declared, in the course *Chia examination. sel'hat the French have occupied the said place with one tcginielit and ono battalion of foot; that they have mounted two guns in the castle of S. Catalina, and two at Gotta; that King Joseph arrived there yesterday at one o'clock in the sftcruooo, escorted by 100 men, and alighted at the house of the Marquis ale la Canada 'nary ; that the French have completed a bridge of boats, and converted the convent of St. Francisco into a stable ; that they declare their determination to be masters of Cadiz in • fortnight ; that he saw four French engineers, who left the lilac* for the pur. pose of reconnoitering the lines of Ws de It ort ; aid that a report reached Port St. Mary, before he left it, that the Marquis de la Romano was on the point of falling on the rear of the French, with an army of 70,000 mein" Don Echesarri is in Sierra Morena, where the dispersed troops of our army rally; Blake and Car vajal are also said to be with him. The enemy's fo ce in Port St. Mary does net exceed two thou sand men. Letters from Algeziras state, that Gen. Sebastiani bait entered the city of Malaga. On the nth instant, Generals Foie and Miran da arrived here in is li..hing-treat; and, the mime day, wend English transports I.:tiered OM' port, from Lisbon, having on i:osrd 1700 tiritith fent, 1000 of whom are !!ighiand,rs. mod eto artillery men, who immedintsly dist tabarked, and marcliol iata the town. The battery of St. Feruando is placed in the most resist ctahle stst... . _ _ On the 12th matant, etc Supreme Junta of Go. veroment informed the public, that, according to the last official accounts received, Xeres was *cos pied by i6OO French troops ; Cabezal, Meals,. littera, and 1-ebria, by 1200; Puerta-Real, Chis lane, and Rota, by 10,300; awl Seville, by 3000. ItITRACT OF A !JITTER FROM CADIZ, PATIO tired, on the morttioof the 14th, to Talatrra d la Real and Alborrs.4le, h art l e f t iu Islteth KI P catalr , a n d in •enza .2110 mea t 31.1 horst s. it We learn from the dispersed troops, an d carry persons arrived from And.ittsia, thst the prtteod e a Klotz, with Gen. Victor, VMS at Seville, rich how own ; et Grenade, Sebastiaui, with 12,014; in C a ,, dove and Eeceje, 8000 ; upo n P ort Saute Man. .4 10,000 men, comm e nd e d b y G en. Hhoollo; iu the country of Neehle. near Argarootte, aw n; tad in &Serenaders, near Iladajoz, unde r the e ea mend of Mortier, 10,000.—( Lisboa Gazdte, 42.) THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7. A report of the interesting trial of the Hos. Capt. LAu, fur putting a 1111111 ashore on the wrt Maul of Sombrero, iu the West Indies, u pruitt3l Ihy order of the House of Commons, is sites to ON subsequent columns. By the Lord Ilobart packet, arrived at F a i n)N A with mails front Cadiz, mind time Marlb picket. arrived at the same port, with mail. ti.ms Lisbon, we have received letters and papers froze Cadiz to the .inth, and from Lisbon to the ‘2s!h Leg. It appears that Marshal SOULT had suinatotied ALOUQUERQUB to submit with his man, an d acknowledge King !omen; insinuating, at d ie 'same timne, that the English sought, under colou r of friendship, to make themselves masters of Cade; to which summons ALICQUERQUII returned a sp. ritetl refusal, in ithich he repels the mnsinustios thrown out against tint British character. M x English troops from Lisbon arrived at CAlli la the 14th. They do not appear to Aare Olt. edell 1100) men. Ou their arrival;they were innuedistety lauded, and admitted into the city without the least hesitation. Others were hourly expected Ina . Gibraltar ; and the Spaniards, thus reinforced, eat cnnfideid in their ability to defend the place. The packet has brought • report, that the Fretieh Ind made an attack on the entrance of the Isle of Leon, on the 17th, with 6000 men ; bat that the Spaumarda, sided 'my a strong corps of British sail. lery, had put them to the rout. As the Cdir Papers of the 17th, and the private kite's of the 18th, do nat notke it, we presume tii.it us such event took plane. The French, on er. rival, at the Isle of Leon, boasted that they viola be masters of Cadiz in a fortnight; but the pre aware of • British force appears to have mlsiumml their hopes, and defeated their expectations— Private accounts estimate their force at 30,000, but time public papers represent it much kis.... lf, however, A Litlfilatalloli have 11,000 men, aid the British SUC.4:O4In from Lisbon end C. Mbial;lf amount to between 4 and 5000, it would beis vain far a less force to attack the Isthmus. Amami. ing to the Lisbon Papers, Marshal Net, with loos* men, surfiniorsed Ciudad Rodrigo on the 1 Wm ; bat the Governor, in answer,• declared the detrains. tion of .hicaself and garrison to perish rather Om surrender. On the next day the French attschei .the lilacs., but were repulsed with loss, sad wired, dividing themselves into two corps, cased *Lc/ proceeded to Salamanca. At Oporto, the r 0 1.4 considered themselves safe until May. Conind TRANT had set out on the 16th, fur Brigs, to take the command of 3,400 men, &tuned to defied the pass of Salausundy. Lord W lint:TOM as.on 40th. tft at Wizen. Au attack had been made or lb• dojos, by Moaxtv it, but he. retied, on the link to Talasera de la Real. A Gottenburgh Mail arrived last morning, silk let errs and papers from Stockholm to the I Ids Wt. They contain no news. e understand t h at a Monist-11r has Lern ;reit• ed in town of the 27th ult. et stinining thr 1411 1 abdication of the throne of liollund by 164 Lou is. A vessel has arrived at Falmouth. from Heald' da, in 2!) days, but she has brought no net*. The Princes.. Charlotte ft 'gate, Captain Tt.Fr. 0113 at Cork on the vithi with htr convoy to PoritiAal. She take.: out the tr.' thut ..1,1 for t hut de.tination. The IVe-t wa.. atili deuimit at Cove, by contrary %M'. Mr. Sit eal It has siefert..l the . onvitte.. GEogGv. F A ht)Lai.l USON's Petition, thr 1i..m.1). r.• • 1: i.ineolii•s-Inn, till Nlonelm We art• ut•ticeristil to otitr, that t:te R. thtt ..!x vso l,t IMF 1.1. htl 111 . 0 1 / 1 d :11 for tile cuua.ti of C aoloridgr. . The . 3 / a ster 111111 Warden.. of the For!(t . .• potty, n ailed .11 the Lord Ji,spior. the Alai:e %and Price of limed. L' after ax.intioiog the Mes/teridier's pleased to order the price of Lit radio he ra, au ar.s . !se. Or Id. to the peck Itrif, to take morrow ; the golden' lo.tf filtrates sold for 1.1e.8j , t. and Housthuld 14..2; I. Mr. YOKKLllnti.itx vacated h.. n !, n the laitlei.esi.lem lit...holders of ( the iliteNt 1,a‘1,111%11,1e opur,rittrot .0 pi h.trtest. in the kw& of at 111,01 1,1 1 1 : Pli""Pl."4* .1 he I toil. NI. 111 - 1:31 I 1.. oi . we beh,ve t,. to 11,e eon V. mem in row gig i inns. NMI, in IT I'l'ol n, hr ifl err? , land , it propfirlots I:I the aattrun d, rd eml-tit in at' • , •tl a n d It tit,. 11111%, gs %nth rdlgntille iu 111,11:1 OUSS• Madame 01, tam 1 /1 I' . ana Judo oral k od other ivy ['ohm trery racer wr OAPs t 'del with lon g lii N h,ve atti t ., ;..nable 9,4eters— O t aefort Vare,iioses: e.4odestet - • I w!iro-..E1 rewushrtd. Thp. ID a ;Om Idl 4.50U1 riitet to de Ind of wane Pie' 'ate• rle roll^ ot Of t plua+e Lermil Subic irthtiy Rare as,/ Ca lf. lAtertge oi ti eperadrt •ji rug Erni lisfact.t, 4 shi•nt b...xu, • buds, sad krf of P.. 1111,1 110.117 S3Lnr. of I' Compltus, Pont and fa Scumy, DI. sarttlaws Ii ens Eir al 7.17.74[ ADORFIg TOIL II L' Yr.terk ssSSS Ei, !"I SOPS K'i 4 or. 1) L Mix BLitt N set,rl pn AM' Ttir li Q<<c~~ Hi nal alp of 6tll e tong' 1 102;), (.1 Lon' 5 ,, ;;i;;. , ; Ti k L'i ( f. -4";;47 • .. . . .- o- • • . . ' 4I , .. . . . . . . W T a L ees d -1 .: • • ' IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. purpose of hettodueing o Bifl , which would effect vernment informed the public, that, according to tired, on the mortiiikof the le t h, ~ ~ the same perpuse, ie it mote C 00501,4010114 tualitialf. th e IC 1.1 last Oss.C.-• accounts received, /COTS was °CCU- lit Real and Albot•re.4hey have 'eft iu Isi te • 1110 1 1. hit OF Ltaltlan, Twensosir, Mance 6.rds 1 Lord A.. Holm roe said, that a most unfortu. • _ • - 0101.1.t . nk owes:Micas C. I.VOE wed mums. stair ratably appeared' to haug over that measure; pied by 1600 French troops ; Cabezal, Alcala,, 800 astralry, and in .. rens, 4_ 410 men, itoud. "perso'nh7rensiseirliefedminfrottmie A digl a n . di : e r ia lt s u i P s d i. m a : tr .i t t o l:o p :l , h ouo ll e n i,r ; t o : tir, 117 11 d] . and he must *ay, that he had no errs ' great reliance Utilera, and Lebrijo; by 1200 ; Puerta-Real, Chia- Mr. Attain, jun. was heard kw the Illai r esstleuts, and Mr. lame and Rota, by 10,500 ; and Seville, by 3000. ditton, Iwo in reply tor the App. lidos. Further proceed. upon the support of the Iltirlll Hots. G. Mittman im t s out Friday. Apposite. If it did nut lows iii die pielent instance, EXTRACT OF A LETTER Tatum CADIZ, DATED Earl B •sT sistufied his intention to postpone the the I:outdo!, he thougl.t, *mild be iiiipic-i.ed wits a FEBRUARY Id. King, with Gen. Victor, was at Seville, a" feather bearing of Counsel on the Distillation 801 l on Thurs. dorm illtl ; and Ecceje , rtl 80 ' 00 ; upon Port Santa M - vci•y unfavourable opiniun or there sisiceritv. There a t G • leads Set. • ' • "1"c" Cadiz, 10,000 mein commended by Gn.lt a s r a l ool s "4 10 ; do nest. " Since my last, several transports have arrived Madame The Earl of I. move d, "Th at t i.,,..;.i sscs Was now On the table of the house a detaile d Report here from Lisbon, under convoy of His Majesty's ight, aftce adduced at the Rae, before Me Committee, yevividay, be 01 the number of revreatunti„ and if it wos rieht to 11 picas printed." Ordered adopt an) measure of retrenclineelit, Ili the expen- ships De Rota tied Myrtle, with three British and u Portuguese regimens. meal too companies of ar- in the country of 'Stehle, ne a r g rgatgmte, 40e0; Imitable I V I llt na f amt several Menthee• f ru' t 4 e f"" of " 1 " . (Inure of the coutetry, it was right hied they should and is Estreenadura, near Badajoz, m u t e , the Mn:.., brought up atone private Bills, u Inch etre laid upuu . min& oral be abolished. finery. We expect ethers from Gibraltar the first the ..11.!e, live Fart Ur DARN LEY said, if he lid lea soy of His Mr. DVBDAS said, that the guest was amply easterly wind. mend of !dottier, 10,000.—( Lisboa G ame. Feb. . any raiou Mitatty's Monate,' 111 their places, lie intended to have pro. whether they elmuld Kee. ed by Address lir by Bill. .. We h ave an army of about 40,000 British, ea) very recce reed • rpo-stmo to Skein this il. and he should atilt to That of Bill tieing the more reiiiseitutitual ninth r. ~, . r „ repantan • ant. Porto acre troops. Astonishing pro- m , vr sOrlStas t t w , , , ".a w t , n i.o Xi ' b e he p .,,,0. h : i e i i s o l i d . lava, r l , . . L e e t t y I l' ; " s t I 4 " tit Wth ' i ' dek ' if shoold have his support, and he ...out.' beg- to kitow uteri with 'Me Loa, CtIMICELLOR observed, he yeah! wily mower whether the pioceeding by Address, so Ilea- the other dee" is making in the fortifications. •at d there is THE BRITIs,H PRESS. , long lai a s iiirmielf mode war open to them, was not making an um. every reason to expect that we shall be able to . . °deuce.% II c Earl of DARN TAY .1s miaow was aliened, that Conti il Idioms' use of their right to approach the counteract; with complete success, all the efforts --.. LONDON N+. Monity's Moaners were deorrinitied to semi lcry dn. Throat. ~ t , !, ,re AM V e ntat. Alum mat of the kingrhms ; anti lie now gave trolly!f the enemy." La .i.;..inible tho hi. remota eel' the attention of the HOUK to that subject Mt' &ma". linntra a agreed in the propriety EXTRACT or • LETTER PROM OPORTO, FEB. 18. WEDNESDAY, MA•Co 7, 94,erart- otaltharsiday. Adjourueil till Thuroday. of preferring the Bill to the Address. and. thought ~,a Beaufort —worri.-.. • that nothing lint the most absolute necessity should w —....--__ We think ourselves, here, as you may suppose, A report of the interesting trial of the Hon.o e,,,thare HOUSE. OF COMMONS. • induce the Homer in a•lopt any setroSsire, without in rather • critical situation. The ului in it general. • , .th LASE, fur putting a man ashore oat the .I - I 1 11 :A t. ____, . the CIWCUrreIICP of the whole Legislature. especially among die native inhabitants ; but I ' o _l •,,r. oat. of Sombrero, in the West ludim, as loner hy Mr. INTss lime notice, that he would W.10011 ,1 % 1. stilton( Mr. LAHR lamented that the measure should b e . order of the House of Cautaxons. is ,* - • month, respretiog llot Eine fur the 111411Jleirlork at the f . 1 . . i of only tor moment mg iirs.ear p roh ibi t ing. e gattai in OW poor.i think see may be able to continue here till the The Gas Lislit Rili was brought in by Mr MELLI4II, woold not vote for the Address. nuless it war lobe subsequent columns. 1.111• la a reed • Arse and stemma time, aud irderrd to be lad • substituted by a Bill for the prohibition. ' mouth of May. Culotte! Trent set out on Friday • ton lei third time on • future day. M. D. Ciotti' Aupported the Address. for Braeaa, whence lie will pow. eel to Srlamui,dy, By the Lord Hobart packet. arrived et Foltheeth I . ...hum Sir Joule Star L•I R brought in a Bill fut. eesee t he et the Sir Jollti Neweuer was of 0 1 )1111016 that the where he willtake the ' d e; gat to de hish roads of tht• kmgdmit, whir li way read 4 tint time, Rita ..' er W . Wgt 'A of as &red to be read a served time sad printed House shiretilel entertain much stemicion of tiny • pounce' for the defence of the pass at that place. packet, arrived at the mine port, with wails frets Mr. Writi.tater Pol., brought op the payed of the mode recommended by the Gentlemeil °Negate, . • noel plea which pass is said to be so stroug, that LOU tam Lisbon, we have received letters and pape r . fro ! Commando' ea the Irish Distillery Arts ; the resobstioas who were tl•e professes' enemies sit . the itemare ; amen woe reed a w eed ti m e, s a d leave was rival to brass iu a for his part he should immure that nee& which was may defend it eqminat 13,000: it will likewise be Cadiz to the 20th, and from Lisbon to the 151 1 l at. 'fie folk 11l aeconhuelf• proposed by the Hon. Gentleman who WAR knows ertrengthened by additional fortifications. Deegan= It appears that Marshal S ou LT ti ed s eueso , gt ' L ' 1 d 1 : ,. 1. .. : Mr. e recca•re d foe • renew of the oarabes of Officers roma Is the mien Regiment.. of Dragoon Guard.. to he its friend. was plundered a few days since by s need' forag- A taupe eftQUB to submit with his era 4 and also, iu the Regimes", of Dreg.Mll, front the usth of Mr. B. BATHURST thought that the most con- • n, ai February last ; and also an sectuant of the Royal Artificers' stituttemal mode of proceeding was by Lill. in party ; who. howtver, after taking what they ocknote ledge King Jamul: insinuating, i t d ie roil Saber i roil Rem awl Drivers' Coops. could find. retired. same time, that the English sought, under Wea r Mr. It atu explaieued. sad Ga1t.... , The Orde of the Day was thew moved for the orosideve- tion of Lo d a ta. Ilirutt's Aesuity Rill, which was read • Mr. Peace Moults thought it a most unfortu- " TEL 10. of friendship, to make themselves minters of Code; ' ismer °l ' d to which summon. ALICQUEEQUE remelted a sp. Stall time and pois ed withunt oppurit ion. nate question . It wits recommenclei by the Cons- that app ear to P.S. " Accounts from Almeida, /ferule. riteel forearm!, in a bich be repels the insetustios I ' l'4ln4:t ' l;eatni rpm. the motion of Mr. Host, the report of Supply was matte of Finance, but though it had so many detente credit, say, thaetNey, with 10,000 meet, is at hated into commisration, whru the resolutions were agreed nurses, its _math wile stunted, and though so St, Felices de lim o Josse; and that Junot, with ahem :no, to.thrown out against tie% British character. TI„ English troops from Lisbon arrived at Ceti/ sa 741A.AP, i Mr WRI.LSILT.Y Pecs moved fur a number of papers ina7 f r i en d s , .., it was not IhL to come matur i ty . 10,000 men. has entered Gallia,. According to relative to Ardsleits karhimr Ordered Mr. WIIITBRRAD said, t ha t be unders t ood the twee sial accounts from Vista. Lord Wellington was to march Earl T r sad, that as the point had received a full objection stated to one bill was merely technical ; t he lgtb. They do not appear to here alit , edell surd esii.feetiwy discussant last Mgt t, there exist, dnu me- but as any technical objection could be gunrded to-day to attack Ney. emery fur his stslnnitting the motion irspocting site address against aow, he was surprised that the present step EXTRACT OF • LITtEII PROM LlllBOll, FEB. 24. 200.) men. Ou their arrival; they were immediately Film of F.. to fits Majesty, to blow who adri.-rtl him to 'trod the an• lauded, and admitted into the city without tie was taken. If they could not offer a bill to prevent 411 least hesitate (fibers were hourly expected Ina vv,i .1e...e sear IR the Petioles of the t'ity of Loudon, relative to the The detachments. which, as I meotioned to Isis Expeditiou to the seheldt. reversions in perpet 'rely, he would prefer nee addres s. i 0 a Gibraltar ;and the Spaniards, thus reinforced, elm Sohre• of l' in my last, were seat from this city to . the Corrieltus, The copy of • letter, dated Attgust 4, 18 , 9, from the for he was tumidity.; to tryst a nitusure to the Pant and fa Surgeon•tat neral ef glue Aurn to Oil Seen tar ) at War, vela - pointed out by its enemies. He approved highly of assistance of Cadiz, arrived very opportunely, as, confident in their ability to defend the place. ' lto sourly, 1)1 • tive to the Medical Beard, ins ordered. the conduct of a late Administietion, whieh h a d r e .- though the force 4161,4 small, it was sufficient to de- Li t he., Taw. House then scot into a Committee OR O* Motiny Rill, packet has brought a report, that the French had . • s t en the 'notion of Lord PA LITURSTON. He .nerd ; that fused to grant a sinecure place, now given to Mr. terinine the wavering policy of the place, which (•I ~ ,, :ltrit made an attack on the entrance of the Ills if tilt essential ohjeri of the Rill ins to permit rerrutta to be Yorke, so favourable was it to the principle reams. 'vetoed to lit sitate whether it should admits French awn label billeted watlvitut attestation, and to peticist their beiug pu- men d e d by the Finance Committee. Leon, on the 17th, with 6000 nien ; but that the dished as desire.', fir rum thy** absence, unless a wintry Mr. BAN RES said, tent, as he understood there or • British garrison. Had these auxiliaries are *Awards. sided by a strong corps of British wil- ted been sem it items them at their dwellings was no tecturkal objection to the House originatitg rived it few hours later, this important place would Reams The ilowslutims were agreed to, and the 11 port ordered to lery, had put them to the rook As the Cadiz k received la morrow. the same Bill. he had no objection to withdraw the • have been lost. Ear vs Papers of the 17th, and the private Idiot el Sir Jona Pi twhonv moved for an sreount of the Itarraelts Address, for the purpose of introducing a bill at an " The head-quarters of Lord Wellington were, of Ireisod, whether erected by Lott raiment or by Individual. ; early day. . this day, at Vizen, whence he may advance toe the 18th, do not notice it, we presume that as I " 4 ' a lso ' so "' l ' m " ef the soldiery "' filet " us those ha' Mr. Pancitv•L was desirous that the bill should smh event took plane. The French, on tlarr u- melte —Ordered. wards ■ any point the enemy may thri aten." he . The Act-Aunts of the Consmialthiners of Customs in Ire- rather to suspend than abolish the practice LISBON, TEL 23. rival , at the Isle of Leon, boasted that they smolt laud, were referred to the Committee of Public Lspenditnie• Up nee constitutional grounds there was no objection According . to the accounts from Spain, it ape be 'meters of Cadiz in a fortnight; but tbr pre. RIVLIISIORB. ' to forward it, and he much preferred it to the Ad- pears that the French troops. who were marching *ewe of a British force appears to have elainpei Mr. BANKis salt!, Cast. to bringing forward his these aim ea• motion + he had no idea *hot it would meet with The SPEAKER having given his opinion in favour for Leon, did not exceed 15,000 men, under the their hopes, aud defeated their expectatione- ADDREIs AHEM appORDWI, Dalti haßil its eat given to the motion of the regularity of such a proceeding. command of Junot. who, it was said, had turned Private accounts estimate their force at 30,000, TOLD iv which had twee first athented to. Hr b eg ged l eave After a fe w w a r ds from L o rd Poacutterea, Mr. towards Madrid. French troops in the Asturias, it but the public papers represent it much lot.- Tr to remind the House, that, ma the 1011) of August. Bankes obtained leave to bring in the bill on Tiles- was likewise said, had retired from the p ositions If , however, ALIU9I;ESQUE have 11,000 th en, esd 1507. a enotiort of • similar nature had passed the day next. Pr House. The motion was theu read from the Jour- Mr. PERCETAL pledged himself that no advan- they had occupied. the British SaCcOAISS from Lisbon and (libido/ nabs. The iesolut which he had to propose tage should be taken of the power. pending the die- It also appears. that the French who were march- amount to between a and 5000, it would ben Ti were precisely the same ; and, if et were delmted, cu-sion. ing towards Ciudad Rodrigo. only eon-isted of 9 vain for a less force to attack the Isthmus. Atha& . Ti he would In g that his Hole Friend, or those Gen- Lord CAstunWin then tnoved the Order of or 10,000 men, under the command of Ney, who, ing to the Lisbon Papers, Marshal Nee, with Mane Centro who hail rigregtl lathe former motion, would the Day for going ieto 41 Committee upon the P: on the 14th, had summoned that place to surren- men, sutfireanted Ciudad Rodrigo on the 11th ; bet pada out the different e. The Lords' Journals had Scheldt Expedition. der, but had freely ed that answer which might he r it e Governor, in answer,. declared the deteriniaa- been examined, respecting their proceedings The Soteceroa-GeNeas r. of SCOTI.AND then y, It, the bills. for preventing the granting places moved the Standing Order for the excbt.ion of expected from brave and loyal cominanders. The non of.hi t aself and garrison to perish rather Cm , t ei memo: • w lil i was l a t e ly t ent up from Strangers ; idler which, the follownig witnesses enemy attempted to attack the !dace at several surrender. On the next day the French attacked Ay Cis. Ilona* Two proceedings were found restive to were examined by the Committee : points, bat were every time repulsed mad obliged the place, but were repulsed with loss, and retied, 1). the Bil .8. B. th hills were negatived at the second Mr. Hoiskisoon, Captain Jones, Colonel Sontag. to retire. dividing themselves into two corps, one of *kr) reading. but the gruil. its upon which they were Lieut.-Colonel Moslems. Robert Keats, Surgeon, al r own out were not aa ertaintd. It appeared to I Sir IL Keats, Surgeon-General. and Dr. Welsh. The division which attempted to attack Badajnz proceeded to Salamanca. At Oporto, the roil ham, diet it woos suggested by theme covilltiog ape- Adjourned at Tints:e O'CLOCK. was commanded by Mortier. considered themselves safe until May. Culond Ar .etil pli Eder. that the bill was Objectionable, be- We understand the Committee do not sit spin The military dispositions of our armies in every TRANT had set nut on the 16th, for Brnee, to lake B cause it treaded to render perpetual a bill fur until Monday next. point are made with continsaly-,.cr easin g energy the commend of 3,400 men, &dined to defied the auspending_the power of grant tti g places in reversion. _ .. e i FOREIGN In Ta LLIGIIINC:IL and activily. mei the di:frrcnt corps march to their pars of Salainundy. _I -nrsl WELLINGTON es...Or 6 4 Ile ens &hood there were men s IJoite minds were di- ..--........—. several destinations with tie greatest zeal and en.. 20th. at Vizen. Au snuck had been made 011 IhA• ty naiad:L4l to such an extreme of puerility, as to iii- SPANISH AND PORTUGEESE PAPERS. dulge -actin quibble ; but he was convinced, that thusiasm.--I Lisbon Diary. Feb. 23.) dap% by Molten it, but he. ret i re d , en the IA I if the Act for rendering perpetual the SuspendinglUDAD RODRIGO, eta. 12. CADIZ, FEB . FER 17. to Watera de la Real. Art had passed, the practice, insect' a care. coup Josef Serra, an inhabitant of Port St. llary, The enemy, to the nu. , :iber of 9or 10,000 men, -- -- --1 ii . ma!), I.!onvated. Those Geut4mett who opposed the which be left at three o'clock in the afternoon, was bay. approached this place ut four different Points. A Gottenhurgh Mail arrived last moraine s eit . k ' N. pritii•iple must think so, because. if they were afraid. • . . . it was because they thought the object would be et- examined by the Junta. and declared, in the course At half-past seven, yesterday merniiig, it flag o f , leteersand papers from S tockholm to the I ith It t• They contain 110 news. L fecttd by it. The Bill who b hied been sent op, was of examination. "That the French have orcupied truce arrived, with • letter si.2 . neol by Marshal Ney, %1 e understand that • Monitore has Lern ;tow Al framed in the manner ite which it is the usual prat- the said place with one tegimetit and one battalion requiring the surrender of this place.— The Major- _A 1 liCt to foliar them. He declared, that but for the of foot ; that they have mounted tu, guns in the Getteral. Den Andre de Fleriasti, Governor of this TI eetramdmery eireutasta sees, be would not have place, and President of the Supreme Jdata of Crue. Lot: is. 17briiciattoils" of th e The'. .7th throne of i l l t il l ' l l u 'n nd g sh h e y l t r'":" castle of S. Catalina, and two at Genoa; that I given his vote for the Bill framed in ISM Per- Y ing Joseph arrived there yesterday •at one o'clock tile. returned the following arse er : ceiving that there was every intention to Nemec allda A A i o v v ess el da b a r u e! voehed lase F b a r l o m o n g u h t t h i , lo l f ro m lull' ...toreantectuitho to prevent the grant of reverions, in the afterueoo, escorted by 100 men, and alighted "As President of the Supreme Junta of Old ' • ' •Cassilie, as Governor of Ciudad Rodrigo. and as • and seeing that oes possible chance exisied of ally at the house of' the Marquis ale la - Canada Tiary ; The Primers. Charlotte ft 'glace Call b il e "i n i . ' , T . ` , .. l . " , , s , , - , .. ciat.,,:ifistl,ll,,,,,:stais.: VIED at Crick on the unlit with her signal - - I ..,. ,i : Bill of thut kind passing the I,loit•P of Lords, the that the French have completed • bridge of boats, soldier, 1 have sworn 1 will defend this place for Deily ensade which appeered to him us roc. s ary and itslawful King, Ferdinand the Se, enth, to the lard c tlo n a n t v i:ti 'v a sod converted the convent of St. Frasitisco into a eimstetutioual to tike wrs, to vote no Mare's to 'rove anal , ctrl Sort stable ; that they declare their determination to be drop of my blood. The same. is the resolution of wee. still ilet 2 inill si t C ove, h Y co" • ,t,,.,,. ' His alajesty. sad then to vale ftr a Bill to effect to o r P i o i r i t o ? z d a r l :r i o S o h t i e o ii. takes 1 i te o u l t y e t I . e t r i t , r o . : l , i .. - 1 i .. t 8: y 5.1 , 447 , the whole garrison, and of all the inhabitants, which it. Under every eirennistame, he thought the pre. masters of Cadiz in a fortnight ; that he saw four seating of an Address a- the most proper and taost French engineers, who left the place for the peer- is the only answer I have to return ." thr M b r . ..tit . ::a r : i . o -L es ; i .o h e, a .o s i i i l l e .... fe : n e n .: 5 t i 1 1 t i e :‘ . 1 , 0 4 . 1 . , 4 1 :, :., ...,: . I VI-.ifiiiir, easy way of carrying the esteem e into effect. He pose of reconnoitering the lines of I.la de Li oe ; • I la. 13. Mr. Grimes: I. - enoett.tt.fosi's Petition. r• -.'.. E il rit ,l ti , s , :s.. .t We nri• concerned to %We, that tile Ili , i• ha ' .. • conclimed by moving. " That the Address rotted mid that • report reached Port St. Mary. before he During the whole of yesterday, we r. pulsed the 111 38117, praying that His Majesty would not grant enemy at every poiist at which we were attacked, the M • e left it, that argues of Is Romans was on the , .., ~... r Praise the reversion of any place or of fi ce in any part ofand we have the sAtisfartiois to sny, with the small 1 1 at r f ß or . i l i ll .r et co ot , st ,i‘r es...o of ll c en ,o e l e i : r . i i. dir b r n: ilcvliii ti tie ~• - • l ii n e , , : :, p l ii i . , :•.e •.as.er send Warr/PRA a the ra1 , ... ' the kingdom till the next Session of Patliament, point ef falling on the rear of the French, with alb e --, AM& lose of toy killed ate t semen wounded. Their loss poay, t. ailed on the lord .pia fate. ye-'eld.'" I ' should be again carried op to His Msjest). " s army of 70,000 men." Mr. RYDER oppesed the modem. The Address Don Echevarri is in Sierra Morena, where the age aDICb greater, and we have convinced than the dllai:e and Price of lir, ed. , 11_0 ,. 1 -;;* ~ • • • the Mes/tcridiers /ni • which 141411 agreed to three years ago. °putt the dispersed troops of our army rally; Blake and Car- . . . that Ciudad Rodrigo is lint to Ire tekete with the a fter ' mull " elegised to girder the price of to rad to , . ~ HENRI eagle subjeo, was carried under very di ff erent car - , facility with vehliat they had flattered this • ; cuttestances from the present ; it was then agreed vestal • are also said to be with him. The enemy s . . To-day they have disappeared , and seem to have will t .,•1, • croti.dy of !WM •td„ to, because it was at the conclusion of a meow', fo r ce in Port St. Mary does net exceed two thou- divided themselves into two columns. ti e tom e when there was another practicable mode of K iting sand men. According to accounts from Almeida, of the 14th. a n: l or a :W S ? t o h r e l : l l l . l. i i i :t: l ;t e t i lo r l - f k Ilitatteox "'I" : P ' ... . host:,. vacated 11:, ere', art:. saga, (.1 effect to a useful measure. But this was nest the Letters from Algeziras state, that Gen. Sebastiani . sol;l ir f . or yt i , s t . m a t :- . .i. md flowie,rhutr/.1....:::',:1..„,, ~ end of a Session, and they had reason to know, it appears that iollr rulanta of the enemy has sleeks the Independent Fiveho tiers of 1 1 '. ''. i Lund ( has entered the city of Mislaga. I 1 opertrittroto .. pi .: 5.41 , E1 that. the i.g'i the other House had refused to accede taken the direction of Salamanclia, and the other the "" sst 1 "" Itt '" - ' ' „f .i:' , In it, iii twei.etaity, it would be willing to adopt it On the 11th instant, G enerals Eguin and Miran- that of St. velum iiilrreto a in the km& of a min . • with rus a ito boo. Ile ... a tied the House bow it da arrived here in a li..hing.treat; and. the same pun( • • "lel lir: , By accounts from Elves, of the 16th, some of we 1, 1 1 1 : 1 ,7, t ,, 1 1, 1 !. e . i i i !- " il i l li to Sl t . li i e l' e l ii ' t . I I'. : . ! -" ; ! ' ''' ., ' '. .. 1 • 4.i i • wiiiil.l mgt.:rube to tegoeste for the country of it- day, otlierld English tratosPerts entered one port, ~ e i self, o:1... • when drives' to it by extreme necessitc ; Low Lisbon, having on board POO British foot, the enemy's (room' laid g one from Talavera to mint in pow psi,. et au . mine 1 . i • , . rrt,,l;: t e . . :6+10041 the matinee of the long Par li ament, in the 1000 of whom are '!ighignet t a. and 2-40 artillery- Truxiilo, where their force on tliat dry was 6,000 owl, in "'el.'" it. h s' ," 1 ,,. • s•• • • 4 grin niers of Charles I. sal the nets•ries of that period, mein who immediately diarinbarkrd, and marched men. - I - he earrison of Beduins is augmenting I'6'l foroprielois in the K.t,- : _ ~ , , 1tp.,,,,, jooting is an attempt upon the part of that into the tOWII. rattan', d , at ....writ v.:. cenatit .i, r. • , 'ill o ...Jose in legislate for Parituneht. Ile hoped, un- The battery of St. Ferusado is placed in the most every day with troops that bad Lees' dispersed, and e ...,,... ti , it.it , „ it mid last, „. z a!- - ! ~. '''', .: I, e ~.. . der the p retleat etreatmtcneet, thst the Right Hon . mope ctable state. already exceeds 7,000 men. r, , z.., doe, ki. Ind. rdlrtAr In ril"" ''' ! • • If, Gentleman would withdraw has Reseda...on. for the On the 12th itialant, the Supreme Junta of Go- The French, who vete in vilht of Badajos, r - i seas. HOUSL OF COMMONS. Mr. PTx6 vor wake, that be would to morrow eubniil • mattuu rk . Spvctiug Ma 6ilis fur thr 1U41.1.41.11it . . • . The Gas Light Rili was brought in by Mr MELLI9III, read • hrst wed gerund time, and ordei , d to be nod a third time its • future day. Cr Jose Si rtrt.ai ß brought in a Bill for amendieg the high roads of the kingdom, which aria read a halt taus, and sadtred to be read a serumd time aril printed &Ir. WIRILLISI.EIf Pont br , olght sill the Mport of the Committee ma the Irish bistilk.ry Arts ; the resnbitiees were reed a second time, and leave was gives to beteg iu a 11l &tiros-dimly. Mr. cALca•rr mowed fora retorts of the member of °Alegre ranted la the mien Regiments of 1./ragouts Guards._ and also, in the Regimieuts of prevents , from the o f February last ,• and also an amend of the Royal Artificers' and Drivers' Corps. The °tare of the flay was them mowed for the esasiders tion of Lord Wi Iliegton's Aenuity Bill, winch was read • thud time and loused without opporit Me. rpois the mottos of Mr. Rose, the report of Supply was tiara intu cousidtratism, whru the resolutions were agreed to. Mr WgiLeeLe.T Plita moved foe a number of papers relative to Ardelmis itarhimr....Ordrivtl Earl T r said, that as the pant had received a faU earl sidistaetiwy discussant last "list t, there existi nu Ne cessity fur his salanitting the motion iespertio; the Address to His Majesty, to know who advi.-r.I him to vend the an• soar to the Petitles of the City of Loudon, relative to the Lis Expedition to the Scheldt. The copy of a letter, dated Aiigust 4, 18°9, from the Sargeon.t.rineral et the Alm. to Ito Seen turs at War, rela tive to the Medical Heard, aes intend. The House then scot into a Committee on the Only Pill, spout the motion of Lord l'A LIT r lISTO NI • He .tai.l, that the essential °Neil of the Bill rine to pertnit rri•ruas to be billeted without attestation, and to pet:el:tit their being pa. limbed as deserters, for tutor absence, unless a malice Earl been feria d iipois them et their dwellings The Ilesolatiocs were agreed to, and the ri port ordered to be received to morrow. Sir Jona P 4411111DRT moved fur an account of the Flarrseke ',liaised, whether erected by Coe• raiment or by individuate ; lad, also, an account ef the soldiery quartered in these hal emits —Ordered. _ _ _ _ • Ter Accounts of the CootatieeiJnen of CustomN io Ire hold, were referred to the Committee of Public Lxpcoditase. RIVEItSIOBII. Mr. BANKIES sAltl, neat, to bringing forward his motion, he had no idea that it would meet with more opproitius. ih i. had been gives to the motion which had been first assented to. Hr begged leave to remind the House, that, no the 10th of August, tan, a motion of a similar nature had pained the House. The motion was then rend from the Jour nals. The tesoluti which he hail to propose were precisely the raise ; and, if it were debated. he would I!, g that his Hots. Friend, or thaw Ceti tlernest who hail agreed bathe former motion, would poiot out the ditferent e. The Lorde Journals had been examined, respecting their proceedings en the bill*. for preventing the granting places in avenue , whili was lately tent up from the Home Two proceedings were found restive to the Bil a. B. th hills were negatived at the second !trading, but the gruu, its upon which they were tt rmu out were not a...ertaintd. It appeared to him, that it was suggested by tome eet.llltog opt ph oder. that the hill was Objectionable, be cause it tended to remitr perpetual a bill fur attain ndingthe power of grant in g places in reversion. Ile was af raid there were men a Ivor minds were di nri4alitd to *itch an extreme of puerility, as to in dulge -actin quibble ; but hr was convinced, that if the tel for renderitig perpetual the Suspending Art had posecd, the practice, instich a case, could fait bi !Truncated. 'flume GeuUemett who opposed the priiii•iple must think se. because. if they were afraid. it wilt because they thought the object would be et teett.(l bt it. The Bill whit b had been sent up, was franisd in the manner in which it is the usual prac tice to frame them. He declared, that but for the ectramtlineey eiretunsta see*, be would not have given hit vote for the Bill framed in 1809. Per ceiving that there was every intention to oppose all -Mew minket% to prevent the graiiti4 reversions, and seeing that nu possible chance exisitrl of any Bill of thut kind pawing the I,IOIIIIP of Lords., the only mode which appeared to him us rice. s ary and etaistitut.oual to take was, to state au Adam,* to His alajesty, and then to vote fi.r it Bill to effect it. Under every eircomstaste, he tl'onght the pre. aerating of en Address a.. the most proper and tnost easy *ay of carrying the Nieuwe into effect. He rout-limed by moving, " That the Address voted 111 1807, pritylng that His 111ajesty would not grant the rever.ion of any p!ace or office in any part of the kingdom till the nest Session of Pailiament, should be again carried up to His Majest)." Mr. HY DiAL opposed the motion. The Address which was agreed to three years sr. up. it the sistpe subjeo, was carried under recy different cir cumstances from the present ; it was then agreed tn, because it was at the conclusion of • sesquo, wheat there was 'soother practicable mode of giving effect to a useful measure. But this was vier' tl.e end of a Session, and they had reason to know, that, It' the other llouse had refused to accede to it, in I sreoetuity, it *mild be willing to adopt it with 'Unita in.,. lle a „tied the House how it *mild uudertAke to legiamito tar the country of it self, when drives' to at by extreme necessity ; .1w quoted the instance of the long Parliament, in the rciln of Charles I. and the nue wigs of that period, Mating in en attempt upon the part of that ...Ouse to legislate for l'ar.tarnesit. lie hoped, un der the repeat circumstances. that the Right lloa. Gradation would withdraw ins ltesoln•ion, for the FEBRUARY Is. 6 , Since my last, several transports have arrived here from Lisbon, under convoy of His Majesty's ships De Rota end Myrik, with three British and u Portnguere regiment, and tau companies of ar ~illrry. We expect others from Gibraltar the ant easterly wind. " We have an army of about 40,000 British. Spanish and Portuguese troops. Astonishing pro gress is making in the fortifications. aid there is every reason to expect that we shall be able to counteract; with complete success, all the efforts of the enemy." EXTRACT OT • LETTER FROM OPORTO. TER. 18. " We think ourselves, here, as you may suppose. in rather a critical situation. The alarm is gtneral. especially among the native inhabitants; Lut I do not conceive the danger to be so very immediate,for think we may be able to continue here till the mouth of May. Colonel Trent set out on Friday for Braga, whence hr wjU Foci eel to Sielanauody, where he will take the coMinand of 3,400 men, ap pointed for the defence of the pass at that place. which pass is said to be so strong, that LOU men may defend it aiOilibt 12,000: it will likewise be etrengthened by additional fortifications. &apnea was plundered a few days since by a Fiend' forag ing party ; who. however, after taking what they could find. retired. " PER. 20. P.S. " Accounts from Almrills, that appeAr to deserve credit, say, thatNey, with 10,000 men, is at St. Felices de liMo Josse; and that Janot, with 15,000 men, has entered Gaels. According to accounts from Vixen. Lord Wellington was to much to-day to attack Ney. IiXTRACT OF • LITTER IRON LIFSON, FEB. 24. " The detachments, which, as 1 mentioned to you in my last, were seat from this city to the lsoistance of Cadiz, ar►ived very opportunely, as, though the force we. small, it was sufficient to de termine the wavering policy of the place, which s-erned to hesitate whether it should 'duke French or ■ Briti.h garrison. lied these auxiliaries an. rived a few hours later, this important place would have been lost. " The head-quarters of Lord Wellington were, this day, at Vizen, whence he may advance to wards any point the enemy may thn aten." LissoN. TES. 23. According to the accounts from Spain, it ap pears that the French troops, who were marching for Leon, did not exceed 15,000 men, under the command of Junot, who, it was said, had turned towards Madrid. French troops in the Asturias, it was likewise said, had retired from the positions they had occupied. It also appears. that the French who were march ing towards Ciudad Rodrigo, only eon•isted of g or 10,000 men, under the command of Rey, who, on the igth, had summoned that place to surren der, but had receded that answer which might he expected from brave sod loyal commanders. The enemy attempted to attack the !dace at several points, bat were every time repulsed and obliged to retire. The division which attempted to attack Badajnz was commanded by Monier. The militsry dispositions of our armies in every point are made with continua . ly-n creasing energy and activity. anti the diSercni corps march to their several destinations with Cie greatest seal and em. thusiasm.--/Listors Diary. Feb. 23.) CIUDAD RODRIGO, TR/. 12. The enemy, to the nu ,:fiber of 9 or 10,000 men, have approached tk is place ut four different !mint% At half-past seven, yesterday morning, n flog of truce arrived, with • letter siAteil by Marshal Nev, requiring the surrender of this place.—The Major- General, Den Andre de Herasti, Governor of this place, and President of the Supreme ithita of Cas tile, returned the following eraser : " As President of the Supreme Junta of Old •CMilo, as Governor of Ciudad Rodrigo. and as ■ soldier, 1 have sworn 1 will defeud this place for itslawful King, Ferdinand the Seventh, to the last drop of my blood. The same. is the resolution of the whole garrison, and of all the inhabitants, which is the only answer 1 have to returu." iii. 13. During the whole of yesterday, we enemy at every point at winch we were attacked, and we have the sitisfactimi to say, with the 'mall lose of two killed and 'even wounded. Their loss ens comb greater, and we have convinced them that Ciudad Rodrigo is riot to 1,. taken with the facility with whli•h they had flattered theniselrin.— To-day they Wave disappeared, and seem to have divided themselves into two columns. According to accounts from Almeida, of the 14th, it apprars that 1111.1 ralumn of the enemy has gigot° token the direction of &dementi', and the other that of St. Velars. By •econnls from Elea, of the Ifith, some of the enemy's troops had gone from Tahtvers to Truxiilo, where their furry on that d. w•as 6.000 r;.e uarrieott or Ila•lajna sawavtilintt every day with trovs that bad beer diaper:PA and already exceed% 7.000 men. meu. The French, who Nett in ilht or Budajes,