The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-09-04 00:00:00

IC r be roe L's ,ortf. the tie e ,„, A the Tatel in the 'greatest haste, and thee towards the sierra Sforena. titter having abanntuned name thousands of wunwled, soul prisoners. The 14, sib, and hilt cores fillowior the releirtard of the enemy's army. The... cor ps formed s jiruction with the lst corps, at Worm, 'we t h e -,-th The Euglieh fly terry way, in disorder, and by roads hi therto ,iititged inti,rirtieaWe to artillery. The td and ;tit t aps tiro pursuing tt Soldiers, you have *avail Gay cap:tat, the King of Spoils thanks yon , you have dime astir, the brOther of yfior Ent. rev area fly IteNce Fume eagles the eternal eiv..my of the preach 11:1111e. .4 The Eni-,eror will know ail that you hare d o se s h e w ilt acknowledge Mc biter, abo have wale Menisci% es ronapi tepee tuar•rtg the hruse, thus who li.ire received honour wirmits ; and if he sli ) s to us, " I inn Clint ni with you ," cc shaltbc wilficiently recompeneed. (Seined) " JOSRPII." " quarrerl, Toledo, A ;, ip, 1009." I:.‘e, 'err, :rue. 93 ) —Alva .llsaitrurt ate filled with reports fonts different I.r•t , tO "UV operations oo the Scheldt; the bOr- ' Eltirbll3ll is not mentioned, although there is too,: report General Rousseau, dated Rreskins, Anx. t. A variety of letters fe.on Cuudt !ltinistur of Wee, to the Emperor, are also Inserted, giving an recount of the ottlaturc 'season+ *gaily adopted; iu one of which lie imia--" I have givct all the ilefess.sry ii.stroCtiontl for the de. Amelia the cowt Gum Havre to lii:minie."—The latest at etc U m at dated the rith August, and gives au miscount of the rejoicings is that capital, iu honour of the tb•ilas of Napoleon. M. 1)e Chainuagriy, Minister fur Foreign AP. fair,, has set out from Vicuna for Alteisburgh„ iu Han:atry . , where he would arrive on the 14th, at six. o'clock in the evening. On the 15th the negoela tans for peace were ti be opened. Thy Emperor of Au'eria Ihts n intitt.ifed Count biettemich and (*omit Nugent his i'lenipotehtiories.—/From the illbniterr of the 31,1 of August.) GOTEANNI ENT OF 7%IAD:tin—NEWS FItOSI T! ARMY. On the lOth, the army tit 1 - erieqas 'topped its retrograde ruoventent, and formed at Al,uonacie.-- On the 10th, the King united the 4th corp. of the aysservrlit DlallbrOCA ; the 1 lth,. the iiin4 mulatto:l towards the enemy, surrounded him, attacked and drove hint front till Ins atrong Inactions, and pin him entn i tletely to the ti.itt. Tins vas an affair of three hours. Thirty nieces of ordnance, 100 caissons, goo wag gons, 30u0 killed, al, infinite nuntiler owing:ed. tad aevur.it stands of colours, are the result of this day. Oor 10•11$ is earrill(oll•l4lCrilbtee (Sigurd) Aro us, v. 141.134n5'. Aogovit I4,—(lloniteur, Aug. V.) COURTS-MAR T I A L. On Monday a Coat-Mit - nal assembled at Portsmouth, to isintre into the et/Witte( trf Coptaies L'A.Wartl Colum bine, Camnatties of Ills Majesty's late ship tiowbm, and that of hinsidlcce., and ship's company and to try them fur slr ids 4 Mat 'hip. The Cowl nuts& Wet uo blame wet Irapioniale to Captain Columbine, or hi. °firer% and ship's company, for the loss of His Majesty's late ship *Atha, ; but tha it appeared, that alter she waa on shore, mod 11u-fure the was abandoned, Ilteltact Grose, Thermal J outs, Clarks Karns, and Robert Murk", seamen, beltotang ler, had hero w a sinks id Moulionnera; and the Cann ad jadoil, that Casetatt Colatietine, his t/Oicers, and ship's emonauy, be *tetanal, exceptiog Michael GrAn., whom tun Court sentenced to receirt iso lashes, Thumas Jones, to to tem too lonics. sod Charles Nita.% and ft.l,crt Storks, to receive an lashes each, and to be mulcted or to forfeit all this ray alert them ft is. the t tth of )my Insa—Oss Ts* aday • Casa t• Matte Al wis held at Portsmouth, ou Jobu Ashley, Co. peeler of His Ifejemy's Ositt Ihrwrut, for heitrutruot when ordered so duty, at the capture of Senegal, so that he um incapable of leading his men to the attack of that place. He was 11•11teileefl to Ix 11114111aCAt the serv;oc, rendered in capable AA au odicer og tin, and to be imprisoned six molting iu the Maeslialsea Prima. Saturday morning, James (-anon, Weatqw ita ~f liis MAjeFt)N chip Nereus, was t...cd at Portunostb fur drunkenness, and sentenced t.. Ire di•on.sscel his .fire, and to sere in any ol'aer situation the Lonsitiander-in-Chief &build dia.:o, sail of Ha' ikur, the Amethyst Itigtate, and thr Seraphs awl Weymouth store-r.iiiini, have arrived at Portsmouth, with prisoners on hoard, from the Scheldt. General MollCr, the late Governor of flushiivg, came in the illotareh. The prisoners amount to 5,900, and are composed of French, Dutch, Swi-a„ Poles, Austrians, and Pahang. 'l'hr Danish ships, mod several ether men of war, in 1. ) ntarnouth harbour, ire Muni; tip to rereive them. These prisoners make the total number in confine ment at that port 14,800. General WNW?. Slid sill the Orficent. have landed. and are goae on their parnie.--“eu. M. is gme to °diluent. Friday afternoon, Capt. Gummi and 100 re cruits for the .2401, 83 I, and oath Regiments, were embarked at Cowes, 046 board the Lady Carriag hm, for the Cape of Good lloile.—she was to sail yesterday. The leis Cameord. FLI o, muster, sailed from New York ; ou the 181 1 .1 ult. she met with a very severe gale donut, which carried away her bowsprit, and OVICISD d her fore-topitaist old head of the fore-mast to give way, also the main-topsail-yard. 'The Capt. iminettiai• Iv toad* fur aischorage, whICL he accomplished Oil . WA-Whorl Bay, and lay till live o'clock on Wednesday eve gg igg he then weigh _ e I ag ,in, and etileavoured to run tutu Benntoris Hwy. but got on ?hurt, near PritatholsulAand, sad been *lace got ptt The Amaftltea, PRVCR. from London to Core- Coll, bay been utitigeil to put hark to Falmouth, by contrary.win,l, after having loetn thirty 'tort at see ; a few days before spoke a convoy from Gibraltar. Aerarcrweee.—Captant Maude, to the Jewel !late Prep-b•roikirr); Copt itiebarria, promoted to • Post Capt. cod appooted to the Abercee.nhi• ; Capiaio I. the Fur router ; Capt. !Wirier to the Wm-eue ; Lieut. Smith, of the N. outer, to b • 4 Cu'. elledier, and opperiated to the Rt. Clirset.Ther (:aitttp. Barclay, to the Soap ; (*Apt. Hig. awl, to the Rattler; Capt. Foote, to tits Partridge; Capt. Love, to the Tto peones The Nio4e, Cont. Loat NG. M , 11:1 Difizelie store tiltip,*ith the West India convoy, saileJ. on &ant day innroing, from St. Flelea's, with a fair wind Ls fliNwpwlte. Eykre*. ana Japer, with Cie Pu-tu ._ gal atsJ Merliterriiiieito . ersoro)s, sided re Kat: U r14114y nooruir A.—greet/el trettsputb, with 11111)1'rib of reigiatenta ou bear 4. to join Lord W Ls.s.s stoToN'S army, sailed for Lisbon. of tut the respective heirs stole o. bodies, lei ._Aly gotten, vie. • Psui.us Assure hem°, of %Vim(lhoose and Rol-Till rower, iu the ty of Dumfries, Litoir.natit-Genertil of His blx.its•re's rot cc*. is ItOSERTS, of Roberts's-Cove, iii the county of Cork, Esq. ,ti t SHAW, of the city of London, and of Kul marilock,iii the county of Ayr, Esq. IZONI.AND firex nano tStIETT, of Blennerville, iu the comity of Kerry, Esq. \VII, LIAM Saint, of Eardiston, in the county of Worcester, Rol. CH 4 ItLESCOCKERELL. ofSesiocot, in the coun ty of Gloucester, and of Piccadilly, in the county of Middlesex, Esq. !tomes BAYNTON S‘NDYS, of Miserden Comte, in the county of Gloucester, tool of Clisillington Hall, in the county of Oxford, Esq. I lEtiftlf HA 1.F.411D, Or St. Georgic's, Hummer square, in the.courity of Midille.es, Doctor of Phy sic, and one of 11is Ms, litalr'S Physicians in Fix. tritortlioury. • .14 , 14. 1 of Bonham House, in the critso ty of Essex. Esq. 30:71714 Semi. Mr. I,irt.toi hub performed the character of Jab norriberry, in the fuvourite onti.mid shev of John Buff, oil Frirla), to nn overflowing house. His nume it sufficient to insure u 11111 audietme. The Marlois of LaNtottors hits, it is .suiii,.pre rented the Corporation of this town r N oth a st:tiae of Hit present WO b•STY, which is to be plat e i ens niche. in the front of the ( iiill.tital , lately o , by a rude statue of Quee:t As Ai:, which, living of coed, iitid in a decayed state, was removed during the repair Anal or amueittiti s, of the building. The rooms acre v. ry full nn Tueariuy.--.-The Duke of Gi.ouct.seeit was i.reseitt. All the hxt. cut houses are now occupied, and the inas continually full. swrsars=rwerse THE E 4111... 4)er COY:INTR.): Died, eta quarter past utile, yesterday mot fling, ut hi. house in Picemitlly, Groa©e W 3 LLIAS Covt.srav, Earl of Coventry, Viscount Doerhortt, Lord Lieuteiniut of the Camay.- awl astwuder of the Cite of Worcester. His Lordship was Wm April c 26. 1722. awl is succeeded in his titles by Via:omit Decr.autuit, his Lordship's eldest sou, who has been blind ilo•-.• fourteen years. Yesterday tooritrug, H. the Doke of Csonnione, Pmicesses AIJOIJVTA nod Sarnia, accualionneti by Ladies TIIITIVItti. and Stooge, Gen. FITAKOTs and Cnl. IlkStlatne, rose to St. G4ere•e's Chnpel, and heard a Serums preached by the II >n. and Itre. Dr. MUM Alt s from tat 9til Cha l itm• of the gospel of St. John, and !IA verse ; anti after.vard. returned to Windsor Palace. Last Wed.nxiday inoruim;, idiom one o'clock, the Prince in WA Les and stiite throti 4 b Wood stuck, on their way to Halley. the seat of the Mar ques of pettifog:). Th.• Patera's houses continue at Bri 4 liton, from which circumstance it is inferred, that his Royal Illghnelio will return thither, after his intended visits to I:heltentorio 11114 t Ila,lrf. The KING hos been plowed to approTe of Don JOSEF ALONSO OATIL, to he His CA tpoutc JLSTY'II Consul-tiecieral in the United kingdom of Greet lititailt an.l Ireland. The Lady or the HMI. PITRII ROBERT Daum sumo Cu aim t. was. on Sattord.t. sanely Jett% er4.l of a ‘l.l.l 4 laer, at her house iit Lady Clt.4aLlll %CIL returned yesterday to Boyle'lgo'', Horse, from a visit to the eutattesto of 3EIOI v. in Oxfordshire. The Earl of BARATMORL entertained a party of trcelveyesterdry, at hi* hoorte its Sack% Ale-street. Lord pad Lady GEORGE CAVE*IOII,II entertain ethe solert patty of Nobility at aMitier, yesterday, at their I se its Saville-row. . . • -• The Lan of CSATIIMIII hrJ not arrived in town last night. The celebrated Mrs. CLARK It ies we uoilerstand, at Bri t litisit. :teCallapatiieti Mr. UOWLlSet—they resi le on the East Cliff, and the Lads rarely ap pears alirmul until the approach of night conceals her getters! obeerrataim. We understand Goveut-Garden Theatre is to be light. d by must imperil glass chandeliers, each enntliiiin4 twelve patent lamps, un is new model, 110 as to prevent the bad cifect which generally pro ceeds frOINI the i.el of oil. The i•handelisrs are to lie used to-morrow, and it is expected they will be lighuld on Wednesday, to try their effect. We are sorry to 'ate a melancholy circumstance, which tank plaice on Friday:—Joni JAYbs Tout), Esq. (brother to Colonel FRAte.la TODD, of the Ist Regiment of Guards), went out shooting in the fl. ighbourhund of Horieleirn, Hampshire, whew his gnu accidentally went off. whilst he was taking the ramrod out, midi the contents of it being furred throogli his body, he liii l ered for twenty minutes and then eapired.—The deceased Gentlenisin was on a visit to his sister, Mrs. HAM M?, the Lady of Capt. H. of His Majesty's ship Gorges, rrhe to. sides at Catherington-House. On Saturday night, a publican, in the neigh bourhood of Norris-street, St. James's, was arrested by the Sheriff's Officers. His customers toting offended at being deprived of their landlord, they interfered, and were soon joined by the neighbours, when a +amine ensued, in whirls the butchers of St. Jaines's-market tank part, and attempted to rescue the prisoner; but the Orliers resisted, and were proceeding with •him across the Hay-Market. at which time the' ltibb had increased to upwards of tso hundred, which caused a great contusion, said succeeded in l ining an opportunity to the prisoner of running sway; he took his coarse through St. James's-maker, Charles-cone, and St. .1 1 ames's•square, where he got clear eilj the Othcer• having given up the chore. N El! BARONET:Y. , . • The !Otto Ims lwen ',leaned to grant the dignity of •• Ilktroilet of the United Kingdom of Cirri Ilirt- i4lll and (,cloud, to the follewitig Ge i alewea, and tli resiweltre heirs male of their bathe,, lawfully be- F' - 7' burressments „Alice . cousitleralole ea to oblige ul to - take up* 4itfriiiios position on the Tagus; I am is- duceel,to trouble yort more at letith with on 'sc. corticoid what has paiseditPen this subject. ' 1 Whoa I entered Spain. I had a communication with General Cuesta, through Sir Robert Wilmot and Colonel Roche, respecting the emigration of the Puerto de Bain/stand the Puerto de Petioles, the Turner of winch, it was at last settled, should he held by a curl's to he funned under the Marquis I)e la lley ion, to consist of two battaliotos from Ge 'sera% Cuestao's army, and two front Moe; end that the Puerto de Perales was to be taken care of by the Duque del Parytte. by detachments Prow the garrison of Ciudad Rodrigo. I doubted of the rapacity of the garrison of Ciu dad Rodrigo to make the detachniesit to the latter, but so little of the effectuel occupation of the form- 1 er, that in writing to Marshal Beresford, 'lathe 17th l ' ily, I desired him to look to die Piteous de fe rules, but thut I considered Bane as secure, as sp. peurs by the exhort of my letter, which I int lose. On die .30th, iutelligetice sous received at Tale— Vera that twelve thousand rations had been ordered at euente Dttet.uos for the alltit, end twenty-four thousand tot Los Santos for the Olin. day. for a Francis corp., which it was believed was on its Metell tooards the Puerto de Banos. General Cuesta expressed some anxiety respect ing this post, and sent me r .message. to propose that tilt Robert Wilms should he sent there with his corps. . Sir Robert was en that day at Tahreeve, but his , corps was in the mount/now towards &scalene; and us he had siren& inside himself very uselstl in that . quarter, and had tweet smear .Madrid. with whirl city he had howl • COGisitolideiltiOrs, which I was desirous of keeping alt, I proposed that a Spanish corps shoold be sent to Banos without loss of time: teould net prevail witb(S'estreal Cnortga.altbouAla" he certainly admitted the iter-sei y of. a reonforer-: mom, when he poipused that Sir Itribett should aril ' sent to Banos; end he was equally se.e.itile with nsywelf, of the benefit to be thrived to the cause;' from *endow; Sir Robert back to Escaloua. . . 1 At this nine we had no tanner isitelliteoce of the eirmil)'s advance, than that the ratios/. wire .wdered ; soil I had hopes that thensesny inivist lie ii. t.ricil from advancing, by the istoPisonio stout oisiono on the dads, and that the troops In 04 'Puerto might make some defence; spud that, un der the-t• 4:trcommences, it was toot desirable to dr. 'oi'ert Sir Robert Melton from Est-slows. On the 30t1s, however, I renewed my epplicatioo to General Coeds. to sad there a Stomisettlirisio• of sufSeieut strength. io a letter to Groot rAI 0' Do. ' noghtse, of whiele I nvelowe a copy. but without ef- feet ; and he did not detach General Bassecourt ' till the morning of the 1.4 softer we trod heard that the enemy had entered Ilejar, and it was obvious that the troops it. the Putn to %% ~ u ld make no de fence. On the 2d we rece:ved accounts, that the enemy had entered Plasettect in twos columns. The Marquis de la Reyna, whose two battalions cousisted of only six hundred men, with only twenty moulds of ainanunition each mono, retired from the Puerto said from Plasencin, without firing et shot, and went to the bridge of Alutares. which . he declared that he intended to remove ; the Lots: talionos of Mar dispersed without making any nes. aro otter. Ti.t. General called upon me on that day, and proposed that half of the army *hook' turrets io the 'rettir to oppose the euetny, while the other half should maintain the post at Talavera. My answer was, that if toy half the army he Iltealit half of each arms. I could only answer that I was rosily either to go or to stay with the *hole British army, but that I vould not *riposte it. Ile then desired me to choose whether I would go or stay, rod 1 pn.ferred to go. front thinking that itie British troops were most likely to do the business effectually, and without contest ; mod front bring of gnomons that to open the communication direeigb Phisesiria. was tOOIV important tu us than to the Spauish army, although stow important to ' them. With this decision, (latent! Cuesta appear- I ed perfectly satisfied. The move/meats of the ~my in our freed, since the Ist, had induced me to he of opinion, that de -1 spairing of forcing OA at Talavera, they intended to force a passage by lidCAllOll4, tad thus tu open a commonsicatiou with the Franck cart/ tondos from Plaveucia. This suspicion was con4rrriedeitlishiltil et the ' sit, by letters received from See Rani IV of which I isiclooe copies; autl before Isinitt Tale: sera, on the 30.1 waite d upon GrimialO'Donothoe and conversed with hint upon the *hole of our situation, and poiuted out to him the peeethility that its the case of the enemy coining dirroegbliscoloria, General Coasts mig ht bud houself obliged to gilt Talavera, before should be able to. retort 00 him ; and I urged lain to collect all the carte that could he got, in order to rrisowe elm libspi6 o toil. At his desire I put the purport of' this' conversation in writing, end swot lies is letter/6'6e laid before -General Coedit, of - atiakiii I iSsi(ios' a copy. Tile British army marched on the 3.1 4*Orriiiiini, l General Missecourt's Spanish corpolorist*at Celsti 'tell°, where I desired that it mighe bolt the omit day, its order that I might he iseutre it.es . 1 ,- About five o'clock tithe seising. I beard that the French had arrived from Plowencia at nays,- moral, whereby they were between us and the. bridge of Alinarro. . . About eu hoer ofierlowlo, T rolltived Noe Gam. 1 cal o . l)onoghue the letter and its inclose's. stfo. which I inclose coities, esnoonciug to me else in tention offmusl Catalpa to mit+ from Thome he the Owrui g. atid to Isere these 1“/•},llt.',P,c -‘isepbog sail. men as could Ise mos ,:ei by !ha theisid. he &already had; tot the grimed of ots et o incrhewbsiou I wao Dot siroag enough rwirtirg Piarumcis sod that the etre). anovisrg l'on lift, Bents, laud had returnell ter bents thalta.ad ••: besets - • ger acknowledge that these tenons iftieniselippent" to NW bilikilet fur eirteg Ip se emponwira ROLA ar l' a i ss air m y foe ego.figpte coldhia.rd ennoliterree Week le fterit and sessesit Ilse same ttme,egiii‘t tor eheesioning h ay heipiteleijpssd i sivte tirigtvr of 4- which f kudos. teilepy.• •-•• w. - .• • • . Thisnefectusedst seselt4 .'.ht„Utsseresi Mier be hod marched, -inad- - -hremyorel.jo Orerrheeistsur efterc doylsold, tau the neceoung aO. 4 , , w o o The ofoiestacase Iltisearros to be done. uneediewsso, be mosidered. The eterary. Mided useseasitate, , thosaand strong. but et ell reran 'imonnsisit corps of Sault sold' Ploy, either .ii ot ever* distrait froconech other. MIA stsppoed /; • eltote • Jourdan and Jutepl. Bonaparte to e. o strong to attack the British *reel, stuadi •••••Sae twenty-live thousuoZ streai. err. CM of the high mail to sir pa , &Ph tU Apodaca, the bridge in alma.. kayo hod horn removed. although M.: IA• oeeeenrsily faaalatili era the riles. On the ether side, we hove re-..au to ear. .• admen* of View's netpi to Talavera, Geared Cesesee's snatch ahoutel lie moot, a alter lewrieg Meek* theessull men to wench Veth-: . - psi and elbowing from ten to eat-vela tleolba4l44A 6.1 e i sad Wooded is the late action. dune corps world have emesoted to twenty-live ihouasad. could entrieelsessurseives from this difficult intitattosi oely by great celerity of inovensent, to which. the veep: were oneqnsl, as they hwl mit lamt t!•eir of provisions for-several sheyeuseici Isy Narterl.l. io two battles. If unsnocesefol io either, we shouiJ hese been without a retreat; and if Souit sob Ney, n , old nig set settee. had retired below u., soil hoot waited the arrival of Vector. we should hate Are.. eciso.ru to s general action with May theoutad noeu, equally without * retreat. We had reason to expect, that as the :111srajwierie la Iteyna could not remove the omits from the river Allman 's. Sault would have destroyed 'hew. Our only retreat ens, therefore, hr the brusge of Arco Sipes; and tree had moved on, the itatlaY• by breaking that bridge, while the army should be . - engaged with Sault sod hey, would here deposed as of that oiuly're.osrcr. could wet take a poiition at Oropros, as we thereby' left open ) the Kurt to thetensisse of Ar. Bispo Irdee - Talsvene by C a le.ea•; s ad, s n. t cos ,. dens the Whel'e subject mietlirely, 1 was of opals' Will Mat it ill. adiisairi• to refire b. the Image at Are 8 auBlo ire up a drietabrle InosideU Upham the Tlfignoi. isasisduced i n to/oft - 411 in loot efoirries. insteuse the Fiona+ tale et' -I. tsb-dity ith,a-wad (new dispaasb;e R sapitast oalleg wainaltsweat stud a cowed/ Wile* tbottoniesneemecis tfeurglasa.ol was hieing, of opeoniel, ?hot- tire -tweeter the de frosive ii'ut should he takes, Or/ the. mane I.k ly were the floe nbe side as disika s t . pr Ace.webnigly'l nuirchen me the Soh, mad rise the Togini Sty the Image of Ares •!!..ye-- Osatiaued my route tette. pier, ea when 1 well situated to defend the passoge of Alnuer. ass the lower pirls - 4 . the legs'. Qeaterat Colds • rrnm t ed the reiregVit rhg.th of tiss.slll. cud lie Id .ell at the lir-Aft...4' Arco !asps. Asa 2000 of the wounded have been tmught sway fouls :',.'serrra. the reuswilliiog tAIJO ate tiwne ; arid I. doubt v.' ether, ender ally CSlCUlllai.lliervg, is would 110-trbeeti' possible or 'consistent with hum*n nity. to attenziot to remove say snore of them: From' thelfeatroque which rifuse of the soldier. wounded, on the 47th. and she fell into the hands of theenemy, experienced frettnthean, atid frau the manner in which I have shiny. treated the wnmad ed *herbs* faller% into •- nry bands, 1 expect that them mein wilt be well treat. ; and I have 0111 V to lament, that a rut* toss-hire...'r of events, over is inch froin cirromdsti. es I had sod ccrild hove sto eon trots!, -howl.{ have placed tlie army in • situation tei be obliged to leave any nf then, tlehired. I have the honour to be, & e , (S „pied) ARTLIUIt Vt SLLMILET. : i Durriiirpstrrei. Sept. 'st. 1109. A dispatch, of which the folooi .., or 11 crpy, was yestiertlay morning received at i' r Otii e of Lord Vouroant Castlereagh. one of 11,. Al a rst I 's 1 . , awl p.ll Secretaries of Suite. frown C•cotroisitt-(ie .r.7i the Earl of Chatham, dated head- l oaners, Id itz, Augtoot 29. tow. MY Lush--!lbokor Bradford delivered to ter y nor 6 LOttlbhip's dispatch of the 2155 plot. bignityouig to uu s Hi. M a i ti a ) ' s commando that I Outwit rowel to ILieittettatit-Gmieral Sir Eyre Coots.. tire Grii, rat and ether °form and troops . mpiripol Crier( Fleshing, argil particularly to those of the arid!, ry mod eeeineer, departorersits, His Majemy's wrist gia- Mos montoksetion of their emoduct ; and which I have obeyed cue the omit entire ratilaction. Jihad the hotiour iii my lust dispatch of acqtuoint ing your Lordship with my intention of pro. ceding to this place, and I should here hewn most happy to have barn enabled to have announced to your Lord ship the further progress of this *floy. Uulio to , eattely. however, it bteOniell my doty to state to your t LerJaltip, that, from the conenrrt.ttt testimony from • ise ening quarters, as to Irtive no doubt of the !ruin of the iofortnation, the enemy appears to Move cot lotted so forreidsisle a force. as to oonviuce me that Id he period was arrived, at which me iitair , ctioos Zld have directed tree to withdraw the army no sey COenthea, eves if engaged is actual optic- I bend etirteinly early uotleirettrood,on my t+ r• 'rat at Wish-herrn, Am the enemy weresiv-easiott.g • e to- siderafiletlerreen all poiets ; bet I was nit , &soli .. te Otte too mach credit to these-reports. meall was deterinieed to persevere, vetit•l was settee. tl. spun • the fotlllere telleetiett s that all 'further etiet.pts "Mild bedtiodowilallilli. • . , ' ' 11.4* elf our inselligenee, it appears.' that tl:e forte ofhteteestetny in tine tio:trter.. otirtraLlited 10-- tween the ',llion,. of Bergen-np•Zores. pretvitil Lill°. wed Antwerp. end motwoottau llie apposite remit. is wet kip this 41140130 lIIIDIII, end hr some itittesortalgio setipletetel Sigh's% Iflstoosth a lotorliog "ifolfhitteita•tovwellelyllit, I Isatenso dowlro. s ere hero fittetfile Vito a. ifiti-witellt of Aeltoortp, the pore-sten of wfoielo Moil arm" hayepeporril to tee ant ci 'lie aßtfr#or Aireseddi sin IffSpaiNfreel t Wes by this eate - ' •• ' ' ,•'' • , 1 eviL FRO-11 S4I7.IRDIY iviGizrs GAZETTE. . - I . •', ' b4,111,114r4e 1 1- U.P 4. 1i . . 1 . 1 4 - ..., ''''''* A,eiepe‘ek.. et it ll* the jefSwebiiiir rill. luilbe 3 0;11.1111449(trY.V.W. 01,A at" aaNnot. Coeliggttletipne, fir juelitY%! Pt 4 t l "' t. pal 15tru1atorm, oWate t from Lveitiiialeui6Gew tsl Lard Vil.P(.44ll 4 Vtillogt•e , d•kt I".arib"'" Itlt Aosilot. nime. . . Ektinteia, Auk 1; nnlo. MY Leto-1 apprised your Luedsbik, 'Off tlar Jut ittstattt, of the telvt,toce el a Francli=lloanaila the Puerto (1.1 Banos, and of die yr embir.. stamourtitt, to the operations of 'the en* . adsitilib. urrival at Plasetneia vraulti pccision: and i ce, f% ti, laanusustina haviui Al i ce ex:...ted N a ' ila conaideiahle as to Oblige u 1 to tail back ' •Ila etb, imtsw the Pi UrrlV i~ i