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PARIS PAPERS. PI\RIC ()Montt .3. NEWS OF THE ALIMIEA IN SPAIN. 13114314DUK.1. y.--teare quit ill; toe hanks or the (lituirlia- na b (een.a. cutomandinA the 2d corps of the %nay : eituare iteettiaCh to be m •deo:. an eorm)", ' co g*. a sipoii WIN to the mountain's of Xeres We los caballeros. Gall. Merle aria charged with es - '; t itten. He set out on the sth of July from Feria. with hie &vitiate, vial the brigade of dray; unis of View. flaince arrived near Sialv.itierra, lie wet the advanced ward of the comm.. who at the sig ht o f ou r ' N ow, took, a positiou ou a woody thouistivii ; they were inameiliatei: attacked, over lisirtrao, and pursued to another palm too, where some othve trawls male resistance. 4.1 I 0000 w'llol they were also chased. l'he eitemy ttke , .we held and de fended two other very strong position*, whit h our tionim cold,' only ititit , k by defiling one by one. and be ICs ityg over toe walls. Bat nothing could stop toe voltigeur. or the 1.11 Owl 3d regiments at light infirtitrv. All the Slisuith troops, to the num. bet of WOO; theft concentrated themselves on the heights rioter X ma de los Caballeros, which afford • id positions stool more strong, and the approach to b hick was extremely difficult. timers' leite ordered a halt, and directed sere ;cal &ignominy with the view of turning the erten -1101! of the enemy front the point which he wished , to attack; but the ardour of the Vieltigreare obliged him to fleetest fig sttat k. The '2d and 4th Regi ments of Light Infantry carried all the positions with use bayonet; mud in spite of • very brisk fire on the poet of Woe lisentlitethi, they were precipitated free the anuoteins in the greatest disorder. The regiment of the Pronely., desirou. of ci.vering *their flight, formed Itself into a square hear the bridge of the Atehlk. General Myrtz), who pursued ii with 100 dragoons, enlarged ii, to,wle gOO prisoner., sod killed the red. The enemy then disperseti tlitiosehki entirely, and fled iii email troops in all 4fireettoos, viiproasly porsu.d for several leagues. I'h. regiments of the Prince... of the Colon. and battalion' of Cateloina.mt. which composed the lient-liweps of this corps. were totally destroyed. • The enemy bad mere than 2,000 killed. among • 'theft were some Officers , of rank, and we have made 1.000 prisoners. Our loos only amounts to a far men kilkd. aid 17 *minded. ,Generals Marley. S W rut. and thsindoege, as well in tint Chief of Battalion Paris. of the 4th Light % ill, no I the Aide-de-Camp Cherilly r partici.- ; dlistimitisheil themselves in this affair. hibt the enemy was thus completely beaten at XrenieGriteerol Goat., of the sth Corps, punned teplerthe Lower 'Guadiana the division of Ballade . Pia nefightstie it bock upon Portugal. • Ifergeffireerbe seemid corps of the army, how. - owy isonog crumbed to the right bank of the Ta. Cale joie the Army of Portugal. the enemy had • oboe to reeenete all his fetch in Zstremadurs V•• abler.% rePincitil witb Portuguese the g' iissno of jos. Campo Mayer. be. to form • .a new corps of le ur 10400 ioisattry. and 9no ca valry, with which lie bad owieeived the project of roerchiug epee Seville. • The Gouda! ef Division Girard was at this time iligetroinisdeva. !reformed of the march of the Mime opal Illeomailda. ea the 11th of August ins I rapidly Litres. upon that paint by Tinoiantia• se. T:w ei Zowtordth sidesielted at this moremeut o their march. and thought lady of defending themselves. Their Gruen! ' drew up his line 4 positions sormuoiled by no • tend intrenchatenti. and awaited the attack. (Jawed (Beard made demonstrations upon the cashe s while General Chauril marched to turn their left, mid General Brajer obkreed their right. Two- sqoadrous of the enemy hod the bold- Ikea to charge the brigade Chasid, which gave " them s volley within pistol-shot. and destroyed ' them in ao instaot. The po.itioo of the left was • immdtately carried at the point of the bayonet.— At She sense moment the brigade Brayer advanced, sod with the bayonet carried the level part of the ridge. which we. defeoded by 5.041 meet. The two brigades-now crowned the bright'. and the victory was decided. The enemy's cavaliy mode woe efflide to corer the flight of their infantry ; the voltigeurs united, charged them at full speed, sod the rows! became cinunlete. • 714 enemy Inst in this affair 3.500 men killed or wounded. and 700 pr.soners; we took from hini 4 pieces of editions, and immense stores of prirVi • .141` , 14 Oar 1041 was 28 killed, and about 50 wound ed • the most slightly. Ziiseerals Chimed and Brayer; Colonels Ray mond, of the 34th regment ; Chemereaus, of the 4011 i; Vigent, of the 64th; the Char' . of Battalion Minuet. c..minanding the tifitli Nlajor Gaidoti, of the 414 Cliasseum; the Chief of Battalion 3J.irquet, evismandiug the Voltigetiri ; Capt. Grine. of the 34th; Captain Lerilicio, of the luth Hussars; the • Captain of grenadiers Mart in. of the 04th ; Adjutant Lefebvre. of the ; Anilouaril, officer of rug'. net-ra,.and the Aide-de-Camp Ihironmeselop, have deserved praises for their good condole. Sephriehrr.—The sent a division of Por. • Vegneee troop to reinforce Romans. and required • that he simeld march forwent. This easistaa e. end what he could collect of the remains of Isis troop., (vented shoot 11,000 men. He put himself in march in the beginning of Sep; ember, spill advanced to the defile. which command Andelona. He or copied Armee% Santa 01411 a. Afouesteriu. sod Cistedalcanial. During h's ciontinusuice is that quarter. one of his dimwits smelted. diking four swecessive cats. tie poet of Cedilla de los Guarding, and was cue►- strnrty fP I IIIIIIC4I, losing there 130 men. On the _li h of Septvallwr. 2000 men marched upon Puente Or jana, sphere there were 014 men of.tim -I Re. ;;nneist. Tots detachment fought fur 13 hours; at first at the entraoce of the village, theta in thei r quarter.. in the church. and at lest is the Mel; all the soldier. diem rather to die thee some ; .surrounded on all aides they defended themselves with /he greatest courage. The runny bad already lira 400 of hi. troop.; dospoiriog to vanquidi with . heti rot r this Min fill 01 men. he Pei lire le th'steePle. and the whole tletaelittietit was about to fall a prey .to the tunes. when the approach of mime troops üb.tile the elinmy take flight, and rayed it. It had last lf of its number in this brave defence. 110 time mean tune. tt.e Marshal Doke of Dal matte assembled at El Regalia* the Sib corps of the arnv. under tlu: ort i .ers Mar , bal Duke or Trey:mi . . fur the p . iirpose of di iviit; hack the enem. onto the lower ports of EAreensitura. According!), this tomb of the army. after h icing chased the troops wheels were lie its mist it bouts °halls awl Monasteno. 'volved An the ultimoing of the of September uear Fueote de Canto., where the enemy's eritruiry. to the number ut 11.70. chatpri.- iug IMP) Portuguese, thought to iu..ke a stand, and impose our passage. General Melte. cam inaudisag the cavalry, received orders to attack the eisrsay with his division. Every thing was over thrown. awl put to the rout; SOO cavalry, auto.% whom was the Colour' of the regiumut of the In fanta. and a great cumber of °dicers. were made pnsoners- Si* pieces of light artillery were also taken. with their draught horses and caissons: the theory left e great upluber killed upon the spot, and that of wounded was very considerable.— We had eight killed. mud :10 wounded. The enemy precipiteted his retreat; his conster -111111011 wnacoinplele, 41141 he lust it greet tunny omen by desert . the 16th the Duke of Treviso was already at Zsfra, end was coutilluiug his oper ations. His reconnoitring punt% lisd pushed on as far as Forme del Maestro. AND.ILUSIA. Alsgrst.—Provisions becoming snore and more scarce in Cadiz, the hi-la:Ned have snide • new effort to reek., toll the place. and to operate, if pus silde, a diversion on the Rio Tnitu. On the .4th of ♦ligu,t, L,+i•y Witted a body of 5,000 men frum Cadiz. hewers' Mogner and the tower of Oro, and marched immediately against the Duke of Areltherg, iiho occupied Maguey with two hundred horsemen of lois regiinvid. During this mot/meat. Copious. with 1,500 men. marched from the frontiers' of Portsigol, :mil come rapid ly upon the RA, Tinto, to cut off the retreat of the Duke of Arembvrg. Attii,Aed ho it sope nor f Ice, the. Duke or Aremho•rg notwithstanding supported the combat with soccer' during the whole day. and in the evening took up a position at without siilf•-ting his troops to hr broken. On the 2Stlo he continued his retreat noon Sun Lucar Ilayor, without the enemy daring to impose it. Some detachments from the sth corps joined the small column of the Duke of Areinher* Las cy then stopped his march. General Pepin, who had taken the command of the trotnis at tit. Lucite. marched against Inch without delay. On lis mom ing of the 2tith he attacked hint of Manzanillo. from whence lie pursued him as far as % . 111allia. A corps of three hundred Spanish cavalry having attempted resistance, the Duke of Arran nem, at the head of the id regiment of 11,.. sa rs. c h arge d them immediately; all who were not Lulled overt taken, and on the 29th nor troops re-entered Nloguer. iflid enemy re-embark•-d in disorder during the night, leaving a grout deal of properly on the beach, and great part of their casks both empty and full. Thor thus Expedition, which had for ita object to re-victual Cadiz, and to make a diversion, kept in check by General Girard, pro duced nothing but disgrace to the enemy, who lost besides a number of soldiers by desertion. September—The want of water induced the he. sieged to attempt . a new didnitkutioll. it took place ON the 13th of September ut Sloguer, %hi ther Omens marched from the Inotak4 of the (invi dious to support it ; but the Arlintatit.Cominand alit Reutoutl and the Duke of Areinherg ma titeuvred with so much promptitilde, that Coposts was soon corn up with, brute'', and chased anew beyond Sault Rifttboluinew and eastaya. and the troops of Cadiz were again obliged to re.embark with prempitation. GRANADA 4ND MURCI.4. Septerber.—The collections of the Murcian pea sants. under the command of Nike, threatening the f►outiera of Grumla, General Sebasiiatii set out from the city of Granada at the latter end of August to disperse or destroy them. On his ap proach they Imaine panic-struck, and fled in every direction. The army entered Marcia without hat ing occasion to fire al single shot. From th-ure lie directed his march to several points in pursuit of the enemy. but he was not able to come up with th►m any where. Two detachments only were over taken two from leagues Carthagena. and destroyed. While the General wasemployed in this Expedi tion, two halals of robbers from the mountains of Granada united, forced some hunilredi to join them. and proceeded to the 'enrolls of the town of Gra nada., linnet. Chief cif Squadron of the Itith regiment of drowning, fril in will, them on the 4th of September above Padal. completely routed and killed upwards of 4u) oh them, sinnug w nom was their leader, lie also took some prisoners, their standard, tool several horses. Tliuc who escaped ticil to the 111011ffialii.. aiiiithei quarter the E•iglisit and the Isamu. gents eudeayuitied to take advantage of the absence of General eoriw, to raise the country. There Were seilitioti• in some village... Troops were near Alpujarras, and the castles of Nluttril and Almionejar, where there were only some coast guards, were taken.' After the affair of 'Vadat, General Merle directed his snare') suss these two togas, which he found occupied in force ; but the ressatSece lie met with only contributed to increase the enemy's loss. The English were overwhelmed, and after leas.. inn several dead on the place, fled to their ships. The castles of Nlottril owl Alitiusiej ir, in which they had planted an addiunti4l number of guns, and supplied with provisions, fat Into our power again. The Civic Guard' of Grans,l4, the Spani.h troops in that town, the eoinitiniv of Towle Chassyur., the Guard of Honour. the Clergy. the several A otho ritiet of the Province, and all the person. of dis tinction. have en this occssiim coo iucted them selves us a moot piaile-worthy 1114111Irr. LA :lIANCII.4. September.—The number of robbers tlecreasva daily. They are so closely puramd that they have oat tune to estabhsh therneelves any where. A party of them hurl the impudence to make an at tack on l'holuellosee ou the 211 of September. Colonel Baron Kruse was dispatched sgsinst them. lle came up whit them at SinopHamm; they con sulted of 300 iufant►y and 200 eiviirrs 11. Kruse made such excellent movement., that upwards of 104) of them were killed. tt greeter 'Min. i s: r wounded. nod their bagspi4e was taken by Col. Kruse, who ordered the miserable mosaic's of the Rang to 1)e pur'fmed. The others . ere d, ce:neti in th,- Lune manner when it as pcti.ilrle to come hp With than. 17i :ADAL.IVAR.I. The band,nl L'Entiocinado, 1,100 Strong, had epproirchrd Cifueiriki awl th e e ,,,,t r 0,,e. General 11u4th !Ito vr?.. stationed et litihnegi with 91)0 an reutiy, mud StIO horsy 1114reheithi On the 14th or September. drone them from ill their polutiutrip. eutered ariJ killed mid wounded upwards al A) of theta. CALILUNI I. .4agiur.--Cleneral Sachet !caviar, received infor mation that several thousand Velem:oasis s tet marching towards 1./Wei:one, for the purpose of attacking his advanced guard, dispatched on the 14th of August lOU huskier', under the continuo(' of Captain Cialboia, of the staff, to reconnoitre. This officer fell in with 200 horse, he charged and pursued to Benecarlos, where haring eeeeived a reinforcement, they appeared disposed to mune tam themselves. There was a sharp raid close ac tion, in which Captain Gallium killed 21; in. ii, took 42 prisoners, one of whom was an officer, null had only three hussars wounded. Ile learned in fact that at cousiderahle turps lions Valencia was proceeding by this route. timers' ?sachet pro. eredert to meet it twilit several battalions and fatni cavalry, hit the enemy dial not wait for hint ; they retired precipitately by five or six different roads, leaving behind them 150,000 rations of biscuit, u great deal of baggage, arid one standard. The advanced guard outer was able to 'come up with about 100 of them. . . . The Army of Catalonia has effected a junction with thy 3d corps of the army; nod the works for the siege of Turtusa are beguu and carted ou with great uctivity. 4FRAGON. Atiguq.—,On the 2fith of August. Renousier, Chief of Battalion, cuinutaudiug st eked, surpass, d at Ausu a notorious leader of robbers., with thirty of his followers, the residue of the gang. Tots Fader, as well as 14 of Ills baud. were kilied on the spot, and IS others taken and shot. This was the Isq of the leaden of rotibeis on the left back of the Ebro. where they did touch utits.iiiel to the inhabi tants. The Arragnaese are animated with the best spirit; they occupy themselves only iu their ordinary bust uess, and can travel throughout the whole province without a guard. N4VIRRE. General Drouet having sent Mnrne troops to pur sue an assemblage, con:Tumid of the wrecks of se veral half•de.troyed bauds, killed a great many of them isi different engagements, and drove them back iuto the province of Soria, from whence they were also driven by the column wider the com mand of General Itaquet, who killed 300 of them In two engagements. The remains of this collec tion, which does not exceed ZOO men, have retired to Valencia. _ There are at present only three small bands of ten or twelve each in Navarre, wandering in the fo rests and mountains. BISCAY. The week bands that were in Biscay are entirely diepersed, with the exception of one only. %-bieh commits the must horrible excel es upon the iiiha bituot*. It is pursued, and will soon cease to All the towns and tillages of the thre, provinces of lawny see forming civic guards to urLserve that tranquillity which they enjoy at present. and to so ak our troops in c:ie the brigands should again make their appesra►ce. 4STVIZLiS. September.—The Ithrquisitto had assembled a body of troops at Pow*, which appeared to assume some consistence. General Sem was disp:itched hr General Kellerman from Benevente to Pules, to disperse three troops. Marquisitto did not deem It *thimble to wait Ins arrival, hot made un irrtip -11011 Into the Asturias, for the purpose of attacking General Bonnet in Oviedo. On the Lath Septum. her he was diimovered within four leagues of that town, at the head of 3,000 men. General Bnnuet instantly marched to attack him, killed 400 lusts, destroyed his cavalry, took upwards of 3UO prison ers, and dispersed the remainder. OLD CASTILE. September.—The leader of a small band, which was collected at Yangas, formed, by compelling the peasants to join him, a corps of 90 0 lout Mid 1..10 horse. General Itogurt. commanding ■t So m., marched against him with 1000 infantry and 300 cavalry. On the 6th of September he disco tarred them 111 a po-ition before the village, and immediately charged them. Their hoe was thrown into c oitmion, our cavalry seised the opportunity, they were all overwhelmed, and cut to piceei.— Upwards of 200 men mid 55 officers were killed ; 300 were wotauded, aad several hundreds currinl dared. PORTUGAL. The English, after having suffered Cividad Ro drigo and Almeida to be taken, took a position on the tine heights of Quanta, and gave out that they intends-1 to wait for the French army there. We marched against them, and they deemed a retreat the most prudent. On the 15th, the head-quarters of the Prince of F.saling were at Vixen. The Eng lish army had then fallen bark four marches, and wa s at Counbra.—(See tAt Alioniteur of the -201 k.,! flits month.) _ _ _ N4V4L INTELLIGENCE. PIA MOUTH. OCT. 'lg. Arrived the isstelikent gun-hrtg, from a ernore; Valiant, 74, from err Rochefort; and the Me/fa schooner, from Falmouth. FALmoLTH, OCT. 4 27. The Qwerti CAarlotte packet, meitt..m..l (lay to hate lost her main-mast in Mutiot's 11.1 y, has arrived with other damage. poymt, OCTOM 29. The wind having blown strong from the North, a great many coasters and loght colliers hoe brought sip in the !toads : eleven or tsetse sail of loaded one+ are come into the horisour, for sal-.—A large reetevh brig was brought soh, the Molds this forenoon by one of the cruises.; she is said to be f she Isle of Prance. and that she ems not taken ttl after a very long chime: she ss since I zone for the The above is all we C4O learn NI pre sent.—Surnals are flying this evening. annosincits4 prisisteers lining out. 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D ii k s a Gr ~ ge VV1:141:•htI7r11:4:41:371:;;. c..!.ift.g.'llitit.i4t.::ti.'lll...:l''..,"intl.ree. , e, 4 y, 9111 sgst Smite thrhentley'r Ltd, a yrs übl, mt. ti 1:, Br I r ta.,' I . 1.. ft. Off hy custom t. Lady !she key Veaatien, est. rer. bent NI: . - 11e5,. ; Juiniee Jack, est. ills. Two.yr old Costa e - • is •••••—.O--------__. The f. , ll ,, w i il l ig• rt isi 7 a .bi co a p: i i. ' l l : ciirac:lll...Bi; le".,rel' 1 • ... 11 , aria he e traii4onittra lA' the late (iflVrio,, ..(t I hilt h•field. to the Magistrates o f t h e Coaai' ~ .. 1 bliddiesez, on the subject of hi s reme .,.i. ) . " Cold-Math-604a, Oct. , E st " lift to the superiateadance 01 the Ilunie of C0rr..... ° 4 ' county of Middlesex, said conscientiously .i.e.,,,.„":,, ' ' duty uf Goveratw of that prison, I Vial usyscf rcui..4 ' ;' . ' my sitoation sit lid years of age, whels resole..., we ...1. idobteiuiug other employuteut. without 3ay c 1 , 3 ,1 4, k ;,, beets wade eat agatittlit Me, or Coda beard iu lit% null e '' Ci .. NOM is this dismissal all. My son 1123 :.sec,. 4. 4 Pbi• luny, sod the utmost its:instep employed by p1ar....:., apt' un the walls, reports sod paragiapbs at the utssie l s O. lo no opportunity untitled to elrtte popular prei s o„, ~,, Id diguatio• against him sad myself. lie woe held que moat COMO; ***** ate villains, and said tu bare 'cert..: is. M. to betray our 1. wit. Vie could trot stem liar 10. , t , 0.t0 .4 1' be opinion, hating so means thea•uf prori ut our ~ser.. Nor had I, au this trying uccassuo, the Mew ur eut. s io of a (rico./ ; fur thuse,, ir. hat befure treated toe •itb 1.... . r and at teutioo, were the first to deseit it 1.11110411,,,,, Cs " Feelisig Ilse impossibility of demouatratim no sues Mt nuccuce ' I embodied mlently to my fete ; Mewl; that II Sp animist discoveries would develops liar sa)et.sy, .4, el, PI him from all suspicious of the lumpy sad baaratas vie . he Wes isecused. a " these discoveries have now bees Made. Each cite 1 1 . Ntilllee respectiug the ~ape. those rugged ,r at, sad part taken by each, ore Mums to the public; mid. di nniely Ow puMite justice, my lajumil ehmsrhr' asd I.f IA m poor sou's safety. ere imideot cm sod otil he pour $4l Erni the Beak Solicitor (the moot reilidift4 Of oar • M. rigs) has soccrtaiord, bilood all goodies, that*. eels _ tally homiest. and that the escape etaild out hawieute. bat fur the callable segligeocs of se ulfieer of tares one who suustiso mow Whit to wilily,/ me, awl meek ha the prooesstioa moos* toy ow. St " The material fact* elocidstios this 14410140e1 In .... td lion have been disclosed by the prisoiwr Tsylor, a pros di newt in accomplishing what was accessory tole deais•ii.: NO th e ari l* meg who also knew the mama, mobs-Is the le -oh of the plan was etected• by lu:Led. I shissel, Isuerier Ow obverts, that the pesticidal* stela: by Taylvi di...A.:epos mi Oil his eumertism, but rue et... 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