The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-09-11 00:00:00

~-- - - -. bee FrE- lout !rut 0 of t af fairs do- legia Ash • floe. • On . Thuielo. let. hi. jioysl 11,;'iness the Duke lorSuksLA awed att the 'Stir lon. in O'cr"rd• alit ' oersserd,, proceeded on his route to th e M arquis fiLurruitris, at ktigky• waffig‘wri! COVENT-CARDEN THEATRE. • The - New Theat - e-ltcyal, Coyest43anlen, will open, at Mowlay next, with the tragedy of Nee l's:A. From dot athertineuent in the front of our Paper. which anuoitisces the openiege we also tied that there iv a staist!kailvalier in the, prier of •ad iiiiresion to crown parts of the house ; and, we think, that the rea-ms assigned for it must prove sattsfaetory lie every cemlid and liberal mind. We melt to iiroarto e thi. eireunsetauee the tilers forcingly, in comettureuee of having read, iu toast of the paper's, lottlVlDitt% to excite publie cbituoair and disemsteut against' the :41teretiou, al though laid on where it iisti4t be !toet telt. lt ecr. Willy is lint very gracious iu newspaper., which bore tei reecistly raised their price, to affect so simelt alarm salami the present Itet'lltilltll ; MIA it is :peculiarly diegoolug to final, that the meet clamor 'lens num% them are those 14 iin hart ever inimifeet . 'eel the most sordid, ruiratoous, end itellieh 41181noi , lion, and never yet were known to act upon those paid'. grounds, for *With they pretend to feel eo trailer a concern. A few private friends of the Propri, tors have been &denoted to see the Mien°, of this traagnilicesit erections, ale ut whom has epiniunuiciated to ue• the following recount :—The pit is eery spacious, and the two galleries are comparatively small, there swat tieing etoneasinotlatiem its the limier for more [hap too or ouo premiss. The upper gallery is di vided, w i ts eve conosertewntis, and may Le thus weeseidemed Os tier of tive boxes., with a separate door at the back to each ; these doors open into n epit omes !talky, rote role of which is the bick of the gallery, and the other the exterior wall of the Thea tre, with the wineloweinto the street. The lobey to the middle gallery hellcat!' it similarly situated. Owe great advantage attends this construction : in summer, the Metre orate gnllenes and the windows of the lulsbies boo; left open, the iiiitheitoe in those parts cannot be of ;in-sled by the he a r, a s in th e former Theatre. 1: utter the gallery is a row of private boxes, constitutiog the third tier. They consist of ' ( ill number, •with a private '4Olll . behind ride. The rector to these boxes is by beautiful '4*in:ism, exclurively :sprey' i uted to them, and 'lot due stects-.i with any other patt of the . house, with also a Malay, exclusively —spachoteed magnificent iii the extreme. T• • carpetting• was laftl down lie these boxes, on Saturday last; but the furniture of each, and •also of the adjoining room s will be aceordieg to the taste of the several necu. pout% annoy wham are sonse of the Royal Drakes, and the leading protons of rank add fashiou in the couetry. The lower boxes Hopeir to be upon the same plan of those in the old hotter. There is as additional mat; arch box will thus hull twelve persons, bring three more than in the oat Wow:. l'he goad at.ur-ca.w, from ilow-street, In the boxes, is most superb. steel. w extent, greatly exceeds. that of the opere-llouee. The front of the Stege is surmoutited with the Mat arena, and the pillars at the mini um plant aid elegant. This is the eliaras•terietie stile of the whole house. The artist uppeaes to have studied the sineykr mu:duels: and never did artist more com pletely realize the prineS,de. An elegant simplieity, equally remote from glare nndglitter, on the one side, sud crudity and coldiseirs, on the other, - prevails themighout. The fronts of the mixes are odour between bronze rind etene, with a Chineeellowhr tentionanose hetweea the tier', end pouf:rye' with mama. There're no mirrors or reflector, mooched the supporters, l,et i••• 11 the tiers ; and the !sotto. is lighted by glass t handelters; holding tamps lighted, with oil. 'they arc of a very peculiar emietriection, and the effect is said to be very hiiiiiant. There is not a point ot the house, before the cur tain, that dote not command a complete view of the' state ; nor e point iii which a word - distie,ctly , sookeit mu the stage is not perfectly endible to the remotest extremity. The stage fs alseatlUipteit a peculiar-degree, Mester display of 'critic promo' woo, having extraordinary depth in the rear also large Nowise at the sides, to all extent g ezceeding those of the lute theatre. The artist Mae berm elect 11:trtienlarty a tt en ti v i i the comfort and aceommodatiotoof the perforuire s e The gentleineit'e dressing-eon:tot ate on our sole, and those of the lettere .in the other. There are three green-rooms, all of them on the tide of Woe, street. The werdrobe-roout is spacious and ett peels ; in the miner iv a square table, of immense size--the surface mahogany. high,: polished ; the praises which hue the room are itt wiiescoat, daisies ed• with the :moat •extpiinte • tine.. coo; atm:tine' of this splendid etlithoe 'the' Calamitous fate of the late two great winter timateseolmospot beam forgotten. eters means, of safety against the, or other accident, that ineenuitp mieselie de. vise, has been adopted. At aH convenieek iti tervals, are strong party walls, with iron doors. bye which, if a tire were to break out, it would les confined within that particular compertmelitt and be prevented from spreading through the house. The . firelthices are also made :pith the grates turning upon a pivot, by which Olean/ the front ease be moved motel to the back. and 'the tire is thus extieguidwil, without she possibility' of accident. Water-pipes are also inwitusited into every part of the house, through which they are spread, like veins through the human body. Great brass reels, which, when tarned, would pour the couteutio into the hotter, present themselves to the eye, in - the lobbies, and other open places. The fli g ht of stairs to the tipper gal lery consists of ISIO steps. and the member $4 bricks laid down. its %even mOuthe, amounted to seven Millions ; a eircuinistaoce winch may etto-1 au ideal of the magnitude, of the rdlti, e , and the calenty with which it how been limit. The materials are of the hest and the building is most substantial anti arcs,,. Last week its strength wall tried by immense leaden weights. pleased on t h e several tiers, greatly exceeding the weight of the most crowded audience that could be compressed into the hotter, anti yet the Imilding did tiot, foamy point, Kier way, iwthe slightest de gree poesitsly perceptible. Thin experiment was to -411) useless to any person competent to form an teiiiiiieu of the work. To weok and tituid people. it may, However, be WO to•folvtOrI• • 4 , 7 , , I ~ . r i ~ ;~ - - - • qt-- - 7' . ..'`V.7)%; , r•f • •- - • ••• , . . ~• ~.t..• '. . ''' • L WPC' *•••i . 1- '.• ••,• . , _ ...,-. , f • , 1 FROM 5477112D/l9: NIGHT'S C.IZETTE. sritiotthr.snd with a eery Severe loss, frosts IV'eas".. : :tier of Portegal; mitre , ' I hope I shall be supplied l mending fife timed on them: . • I. with eviery thing I want. Dowaing-.trees. Sept. 7, 1869. . The MeridalsittAfrou, however, having s! ovlrway . • • Dispatches, of which the hollowing ere copies and on the right,* road was laid open, which(' beheld ' •e1dwic 411 ,9 43 ./fice , 84 7 0 . 9 , IWO , oxtea4se were this day received at the office of *or position, and I was obliged to order,. a retreat Letters, bf which the following are copies, or air. Viscount Castlereugh„oire - of Ilia Blejerty's printed is. tiaelveigitts above Baud., when I wea . again nro. 'tracts. have hewn reeriven et thi s , Off ice , f eels 1 „,1 s eeretiir t e 4 s uite ,. th we 1.6 p k„ut,C z e uer, k ceseitateel to detach a corps, in order to scour the Viee - Adm i ral Lord Collingwood. Commander-in- Vieeoutat Weltirtstrin, IL IL • , . road of Monte Major, by which I saw the eireint di. Ch i ef ' s His Mi ii esS Y 's ' hi " ''' d vebsrls sin the Mr. diterrailean addressed to the Honourable Wilburn Trusilla, *yeast sr , iron. reetnag a culuton, and el.erh road turned altoge ther the Puerto de Behti, tileague in oar rear. PAY Losiso-1 *rote edoskdayi * e ar 4 letit, Ifi k:le Wellesley . Pole. • French cm„,„„„deir„t„„cinef, which I rent to him At this tide; Doti - Carlos !tforquis d u Est ragne A letter hat been received it this Office, by the f by Lietiteinipt-Colonel Wilire*, to ref:floret his cure c • ii' tits *nth his battalion , of light infantry, and,lotiourible William Welluilev Pole, time . V ice . and attentiou 1,. the w olo od e d "fhcer" I soldiers In the most gallon rilailuer. . foul: 'Met allow , the 'Admiral Lord Collierrood, elated on hoard the lof the Illriii•h army, who had fallen i n t o hi s h an d s , heights corniname Bears,: ng the road of Bes,: Chieli Ville de Furls, off T oulort, the 1114 dyne last, trans. in velum for the ritr'ltll4l l at tl i t i t in w h ic h I h a d 'mottled me to tactirt softie - of the :Mends battalion niitting vest lettere from Citptaiu Stewart, el M. paid to the Freityls oilkcers anal sioldi.rs, who hod ' on tee mountain on our left, commanding the `lFlsjeify's ship Seahnrse ; and one from Captain fallen join aili , Impels pt, different limes; rod that mom r°34o and which ShWfwtwoY 114 d tiled to dw their proceertinga on the cogs! o f sta.y. end that of fi cers, who should not he d e em e d p e e- Tho buttldinn or li4iit infentry. anti the detachment Cantem Stewart reports the destruction of the loners of war, might lie sent to t.iitwrintesid and of the legicer on its right. contesued, • uotwithstand- e"enny'n for" on the small islands mf (-;'"'"dtt amid take care of toe shlifiers, till they s hould rece i ver Mg the enemy's tit df artillery oad M us k etry , to d'ilutnin ;in which services peat gallantry. appears (torn their wontels, when the ole.-ers should, benefit maintain their grolitnri';' but, at six.rer lock 4.1 the to hav e been disr r layed by the Of fi cers and men to irtie the BrOlail artily. . evening, three o uituannt or the inn "soy wonted tie .who were employed, order the directions or Lieu received * very I ivd answer from M'arelial Ma r - bright en our left, gained ir, and poured such u telianta Bennett end Peelle, of the .Seehorse and tier, 'promising that est:re care should be taken, tire on the tro:ies below, thattonger defence was Ilaleyon. About one hundred of the traelny.evere and every attuttion paid to the &Ands officers and twrlwuctletible, 'sod the whole acts o bli ge d to ret i re made prisoners. One private marine. of the r Sea. ialidiers wha were ottuLdeil ; lint ...stating, that he oretne n o m me n , 'Ali our left, leaving open the horse, only. was killed, and aorater wptiodeil. book! tint :insect upon the other demands YOlttaiti." roam taw', ninifi. *lnch a cousielerable column of Caetain Maxwell states tine destruction of ten ed in inc letter; hiving been obliged to ri'f'er them cavaliy immediately poured. gun-boats, at Terriritia, by the Alceste and Cyst's., to the ConiMaeder-iii-Chief. They battalion of Seville had been left at a...lva the bringing off, from i dente' of timber ye the - Since the'ieceipt of this letter. Mr. Dillon, the with • ort e m .,, to r 0 1i„,,,,„,, neat day, b ust of i al , 1 COlat, as much wood as the two oldi' could carry Asinitatie Cecentisseiy. - lins.artived fruill TitinVera, ttlia ottlig:erl in return, and the action commenced, and the demolition of three strong Martelhatroyers, having hien taken priemeer utter Cecolla on the I ordered it to Puerto Balall, to watch the Mutat e by a detachment of beanie!' and manual, saw -17e4 of July: pretiaui to the action, and haring Major road, anti the heights in the rear of our tie:aided by Captain Staines, of the Cgpue, whodis. been allowed to come ale's/, ' left. played equal jodgment and 4 1 1°111th:or on *be Ws . ile reign tit that the thatish officers and soldiers, 11 . 1• en the enemy's cavalry came near, an officer snot. Whilst the ships were taking ottrtbertiodrer, who are wounded, ere doing reinarkobli, well ; end and vane dragoon,, „ al i,,t out to 'be c utuolant e„ u; a tcrjeant, two corporals, and twenty privet., came are welt fed and w e an e ul l s r e.o f ; i n d ee d h e „,.. e , pre . Officer to 'III re,i•ler, lea a volley killed limos and on board, deserters from the Freuch Imp , ftrably to the French troor. . , hie party, and thine the battalion proceeded to ' Lord Collingwood, at the same time,.communi • I p r opefe t o ,se o f tobinetlVelters with 'mother trittam th e h r t 2 1 11 .,, tit alitch menieturot it ass :at- I vvtirs in account he h aft received rum' (...7aptain lls;!; nf triter, ton -morrow mornin g , a n d a t r iter to tacked nod .tnrroutiled by a COliiiiiii of ca vA l r y ma t Dancoos of the Mercul s of the destructio o o f r the Command, rain-Chief of the Freud+ army, re- a column of mien. ry, but cut Ito way and cleared number of trabaccolon, and other oriels, on the truestine that a sum or limey. Whsch I .butt wild, I itself, kitting a great mail of tile enemy, e e p r o tt ity Iteneli of Rotti, firth 31anfredoetia, by the b oo m o f may he given to the officer,: end I shall endesvutir ill hie euraire• f that ship, under LiJutenand Chardon. .. to c o tighli,ll a cartel of exchange, us *owl ea pay- Tiie enemy is now !meting to Salamanca with . ine . Y is Pure oreTeosso, 'wee ea, lire.. sible. I hare the heeler to lir, &c. great istpedition; I Irrn•nt that I could na ton- 4 er e I I 1 for the ' '6. rimseta- e - L ord , weir , trail:stint you; se tut . sat .e Aitilli; A WELLLSLEY. arr.tst leis, rogwant ; hut: witen the thirVituVis - Inpe- ' . et the s C.anarcisnoners or the Allihiraity, Lord Viscoaat Castlereagh, ke..fato. Le. . .. .. rtority of the ene:ny'siente it eoefarder•do mid 11, st a letter I have received from Captain Raid: MM. Thiaitint, Aarbat 414 I s -...2. we lied nn artillery, and th-tt tie Vuerto ds Baehr, inn l e . of le Itl • , r la i ITN v s sloop the Schur , eiviti* on .MY Loati—Wkei I uteri:nett trims eel tvertron °" the Ettiento.ioroa 6. 4 .... is out als ‘lla 'or such -- rP • the ad loot. with a ‘...ev. to oppose the french earns ', tioth stre „as on the side of Castile. imperially with - sectioutit of the Istwasof that Ono., burin carriertan eueiny's battery , Cape ''' lir near Lrmeette, and Pp,- which we had heuid huh is.ssed through the Puerto. oat eon., I hope that a maritime fur nine hOurs, _ toted - n t i sad estroymt. seven sail of the ettatt) de s line6e, mid had .mired at Ilasetietastisr itsiwert . winch mese have Ceetthe enemy a great illaoy mare '-- t • • .coas er., which had taken shelter ender it. • iA'illevo wea detached, upon the left of the army, will not he deemed inadecoiate to our oiearv. , Captain Reit speaks in Men term. of praise of tow•ndn 'Einslunit ;, end iseture I iwitioteit 0 . t i mi n i have to acknowledge the services remleied me the eonduct of I.reet nt Bat ends., fin 4 time g. I pot Into in coostuouttleotnio with thy en thia occasion by Colonel Grant, Major .fteemei, mantled the Ivaits oil this nerattio .. n 4;4 a w the e O n r. Spanish Ge k teral Cites.a r who i t haul 1 ,,,,, iat t ai t Doo Fernen Marr i nia. Adjutant-'Major of the dra. heels d h 'l' t MI IMO et it nenotilintlino. min. Wan Lo ftinalla at T.elavera. 1 'nada rstaod that K'°'er of Pavia, Captain Charit# a •II Mr. Nohnon ; , 1 have the hostler to lee, Ise. General Celesta' put Sir I{u err, in CoUll'Oditocoti!:n unit to expi.ess the greatest spire ola atMii of tau i Cut-LtsovrOoro. With his ach•unkall guard, which retired from Tala- companies of the Metida baitalions, eilvaneed in Rama p o Iv., W. Pow. au Vera , the night of the 4th. front , and of Ike Cominamistig ()dicer end rel . - . iiiii Iteiestv's Sloop Seent, at des, dim ofthe hattulioin of Seville, end the'lnsiegneris Sir Robert %Vilvon. however, did not arrive at hall, i 4, lea). brigade. I have already notsved the cleitinviisited lifi Lon,.—/ bed leave to soferie . y o u r L or d- Vaintia till the night of the 4th, having inutile a long march thcomsh the mountaists and at he oath conduct of Don Carlos, and his battalion merits Alp, that, iiiia-soorinsig, haying 'Assessed a move, : the highest encot.e.rims. --I ,•.i of alien' Clon e/ o n sa d. under the ,r Ilan Si' two time sea leagues from the bridge of :trio' 'Bison. • and had to cross the 11. 4 11 rill.! from Oropesa to I have not deco a' Coll-c' the . ile .'0 . return* of ou t .gun.boiste,,•commg rouqd Cape Croisette. otooriwir less. . Facia' the.nattire of mouttain warfare' many . to • d I madeall . 1 in h h t the C.V4ll.ler . ru ail at n.e; at, Talavera, of white the. enemy was in pOurtigion, hi! men are unsure& whoeimaot jo int for a day ores°, about one. p.sse. it falling nearly C. 1.611, slid the entw cenceived that he oat. too late to retire to Arta but 1 believe the eueuee wilt only have to boast that . voy a good,eli at, diapersed, I detached the boats, !;i6,4,. land he deter.nmet4 to more by Vents St. he has achieved his past;age, and his killed lord under the cumulaed of LieuL Batteesby, manned Jnlien and Centmeeo toward. the 'Fietara and across that rive: Castile from Evtremadorti. LiNitrds the mountains which Ile- wounded will be a great di m i n ut i on o f his vretnYi: ' 'by viitunteent. ~Seven sail pushed for • barboor, per I hate the honour to be. kc. ..:. , shout three leagues to the eastward of the Cape; Iloaeltr WI W tscot 'where the boats proceeded, under • heavy and well. m Soe or Sir Robert Wilani'a ilisratelies having oir Art hur . ellei icy, ec. &es &c. directed tire of grape aail musketry. After landing -missed me, Ia It not aware by which of the pacers Trnxiiks Aug. is, illon. pa r t y t lt o te t t the enemy in chi., k, irko were no. he went- through the onoualanut o bill I belies,/ by General Cuesta moved ht. head-stuartcrs from a n it ro u s ,aursos the eock•, stormed arid took •posses. Torireeticas. Ile arrire l l, howriger, at Bli . oilo ou tbe neighbourhood of the brisige of Arculeisuo oia . s„. shim ~r the ball mounted ' `Anti r•'ckl ' ' night -' • Liarltin. - ~I • { the I ith, and on• the Is,- wits attacked and de-. kilted by the FretiCh curia, of Marshal Nee, which, with that of Sont', returned to l'la-viicia•on the 9th, sod I ttn, th.,t of 11Tey having sioce gime on towards Salem .111'a• I inclose Sir Kohert Witsores account of the action. Hetaa heel' Vl.ry active, intelligent. and Of the Portuguese and Si,a , nestivirps with which frit was detached trout t,ns 41/fmel " • • 043tif11Ptt. haftfe of the iffith he bad halted his•ptrti . -4 to the gates of Aailritl, itsiticli cite lie wee iv area he imuid have larch in Madrid, if I bad not thought krislitsp44 to 0•11 hint in, in expctation ofthat ge- Weiral.aetiott Mitch took place on the getli or July. 14e . lfterwarils alarnied die enemy on the right of his seine ; throughout the service, shrived hairrself to Ire active and intelligent partisan, willl'aerrnainteil with the county in which he was towing, 'acid ivossesaing the conhaelice of the troop, which he 'trim in antlid. . . "Beltensetinatled that his retreat was not open by Arzo Itis : io, he acted right in taking the road lie with which lie ,cis well it....,111 noted ; and althottgh • unsiicressful in the action which lie fonght;(which may well be itquunted for, by the 'aperitif. 'number• and deicription of the eneuly's troops,) the action, in my opinion, does him great credit. .• I have the honour to be, fcc . (Sitihte9 AaTtina WW.L1.633.1Y. VirmAsole Castewu, A eg. 13. 11107. Iroliour to aeluaiirt lop s that I. was obitiart yen3 erday morning sin the roil of. dreomielta romn Netts'', to restore WV corn municationionb the alhed artily, when a peasant assured us, ihat a considerable quantity of dust, which we perceived to the road 1:111 PlAft ILCUI. pro ceeded from the tuarl;b, of a body of the enemy. 1 immediakly returned, anti took part to front of Itainib; with'usy p!Fkats, in alliance of Aide* Nen •,selectinkiie ;hr•witita fur defence the. of the 7th inst. to 11 3 eralet.It du _ leaving en advanced guard, consiating of two divi sions of infantry, and the I)iike D'Alboquerque's divisiou of cavalry, for the defence or ,:.e pas,ttio of the Tamils at this point. . ' The French cavalry passed the Ta t u s ittyt fool immediately above thy 'Tiriil L T, at half pan i qua in tilt' afternoon of ibe 6th, and sot priu-il i hi s intvaneed guard, which wired,liaving liwhiiiil them +4llthrir caormfiote well as those in the Lativi-Fpq/410ed for the defence of the-bred:let ."'"''' 4 i •• ..• , The general diets fisos4Hile Waff.iitlarktlipliqjay Nits.'d'llioi. on the `evehlng of tßelfth, fiiivi'my Idea aildinseed-terard at linhorel, He reeiroyedifilit Mei . mend GI the twisty on thit 4 , ztit, (on accoltut °Ohio, bad 'state iif fro, healih,) which has devolv-d upon General g,,,,ia. Te1e . t1.•44.1-04Parrfrih• Spoon() witty are now at Deloyte,it. e " 04 "; It aPOVIrPo that a drtachoseht of VorWSgritithilfli had Wino .succeys agnitiNt• the warty, in aii tilt made upon it in , the neighbourhood Of Art 1.74 on the sth sustain.. Gesso') Vanegas odd ii , Oeinin, and he katlitleterinined to retire to*ltedif S . lerrt NI orriost ; awl, after the Sth,4l. had inenseitfli ill u ili: . vetion. Ile returned, hoe. vet, tosrantiTo kiln. with an intension of attacking tifheettlitti iti the 12th ; hut. on the 11th , the relent). attirlite hon. atth Setaistiam's rorys and; t••. 11 dlititites A Virctor's, in the neighlanirhood of Alatokivie_ I=l The action appears to have lasted some lititivol' IV the French having at inns gained 'No itilvat'sesigVrin General Vanegas's left, he IVI4 obliged tolgty r ; wed ivisattYout to rearm, his position net* 4 Morena. • i . • . •0I • - r 011 Ilie 9th, tOth, ands 11th, lisrgistfeAaehretentsa of the French troop.. which Inatome (rows Plusen **id, returned to that quarted; end, ow the lilt'. tiwy attached seal defeated Sty , Robert lA'ilson in' t:ie Puertss she iliaittis, du their . return to 'Sala- inithea. ~..! , I ''' it appears now, that the Freneb finite 'in •ifsil parte( Spain is distributed se follow* nd ritlarsi . .. .. . . -. . .. . qf t, fiery, with two eiaepouuders lia,, lu etuhrehures, which, after spiking, brought nut the whole of the vessels, although they 'were fast with ropes to their masts-head and keels. mid Can.. atnolly annoyed with musketry from behind the ~•••• racks. I sins sorry to sty this 'orrice has not been '1 performed witMtistaosne loos on our lush., hayi n g one killed. apd five wou t hJetl, two badly ; bit; from the •, time, mul other great adventays the runny heti, I hope your Lordship will agree with use in thinking. it emsiptaroively sastpll. k Tim rektrito iirtite whole of the nffii•ers, seararn, '. atthip.tri nee, employed on tl t.t a ova: t 'ion, deserves the 4 1114,:hcisijommendai ion ; but I wsvh to point out sr. J ill lh litet, of Llettfeisseit Listterslay. the First Left 4 5 who lesj the party Up is stories the last. y. con, hi• cosidutet on that OrelPloo. ono a gil i cumber of others that tee hay performed us pc height of °thrasher, I beg lease to renews mewl hits to yonr Lordsivp. The tundeet of Mr. , tuft:alit * ,', eon , ' Litutenatit• Me. Nakelestewaster, end Ur. ~ t • on, snerster'st-usatesa deeerews- NI • „. , 11..siflit, .:: . , toe their stetariamed beaver, sts • mu& • I •• idiom with the boas., muter a heavy Y ! re id' grape, and mut.k.:try from Until •iisiesa Who eve Tat, all times handsomely volunteered deemerr4 !Nees .. • • .. on stouter occat ions. • The "Prizes are ladau with weeds Resin. Imabor. Rout, vid geese ;.two oitivon I have been oleismui to cle,tror,,, sifter ;asking cud thyiar cargoes., the others I ;sere, sent to 111oliOn. I beg leave to Sea ckat a Ailkt of, killed and %minded, i. . j thittre the honour to be, &e s • ,•4•llsii . ... (istssel) Was. Rain. 1. The MAI floe. toed Collingsoisel, /se. 1.4. &r. . ~.. 'os , • Attu o f officers sad 'men billed sasisrosnoileg bel•lifeedlit His 31ajtsty's sloop Scogt„.. Williams gone. aret.,Clevio wander, in meting not a French twain of leareliasi vs*, t eels, from resider a battery sear Cep, Cro.matc, ;Wilt or, Franco, Meelteeresorsa, upon the isib of Jest, M. X illedmsf obis alessillsed, loalliona. - ' , I 71 wystaajo4 7 4fshe W 16061. imearawaia ; Jobs Gs.e, .Isa r Ous t • ler ftcnny, tandems ; Aohert Ester, rue's. OW(11 lereminti ' " va,seitiet nog - 111114:tt i nt i rot - Valigcsacy tilf the tittle liernaittea.. y. ,Tha canopy's, envidry.adennerd -on the high read. •nd drovv hark my sma:l cavalry ! aims ; but • pekei,of Spanish infantry. which I had roncesled, 'pottred in on the cavalry a •teadv and well (brained tire, that. killed and: wounded many of them. ••• Ttie r two handrail Spanish infantry in scivanc.p of Aides Neut./. continued. wader the ilinwtonn of Colonel Orient and their officers, to muiatiin their gr . and writ gallantly, until the toenty'a ctialry and chaaseurs i chevid, in considerable bodies, apt , ' lit argil on buth flanks, when they wore obliged to retreat. • . The enemy's (Immature it choral and envalry•W' vaneed in great number. no every acre.ctiow;•ll6d pisabcd to cut off the legion poated between Wes Neuva and luaus ; but, by the steady alcoduct of ollicrn and men, the enemy could only 'chalice . leer's taros iedividednbetween gralaveris livid La Mancha; Sebastiesn'ti.iss'im La Mancha'; Mershal 111erttar'a at ()rapist% siknoisisao, and Navalnitwal ; NLir,hal Soule* at Plasentia ; and Marshal Nsy's at Solasnaisca. ~ .' Distress for stoat of prevision% and ite . effete., have 4t. hag obliged me to tame tovearihsthe firm. tiers of Portutal, in order tooefseah my troop , . lit my former deism's:hes ► berme informed sour Letts: ship of our &Weep fat the oast Of prostdone•lASO the bursas of transpurta: Throe want'., %Inch were the. Gni ceinesilthe left AI Many stliisnragwa, meal,' of July, ishieli Ivertvolitide. known 'at* . Government, wed stern actually lonian to them ne the with of lekiifhAlt, still exits 19 an aszstraratra • degree; wad, antler these. circumstances I deter miaed to break up, on the 100. from Jorlherr. whir! I had had my Head-quarters ..inee the t tih, with the advanced pasta o n es t Tagms, near the Alexander _ _elst e' us ; .1( A Barbee, .orporalat at.. ivay r Tot. —t kliktd, S seuardest. • I dice-Admiral Lend Colling:/notl has trsnintit. •te4 to the Holtouralokt Wrllesley Pole, another letter Item Captain Kilitt; of lila 11to.e.ttre uloott the Scoot. gisstig xcessont of • gallos'Att at: lack mule on Ay h July. by a party of reonfeit aud =Orem. nothei the do.. .tom of Lientroostt tioatrtaby:ltiniellitookbottery. wMch ertrolosmoded. eak.Cerry. *Oren. 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