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taelowent was directed to stand fast, and. by Owes. rapt and judicious labour duo iii 4 the night, the i u . trenehasent was converted into a sectsud from whence the fire of the enemy, howesee severe, could out dislodge it. • Our :Cutrpshooters and Infantry from thcuce gr,atly di..trese.l the opposiiig artilter ; and I ant couviuced histeued the euemy'a decision to surren der. Iu the Course or these operations, it has affurclel roe infinite sott4l4elinn to 01.srlrve. t:v it the skill 4.1 Our oaken, and the c •urage ur our nt..n have. uoi fornuly co w.•rtrd the laitostrs of the enemy into srorkr of coins lot our.ctve•,, I am 1 . 411) ;), to . rl), up,it the *hole, our legs ) 1 , 11 6, isseoteideratgle; tetnarlothlt 1.41, when the C.rcumttaUCea of the siege are taken lute) cJeantle. ration, The skill and attention of Mr. Grinning. sur geon to the force*, (of whom I cannot speak too hi g hly, or too strongly recommend to your Earel lency.). and that .1 the other medical • Leen, a ill, I trust, be the means of preserving the valuable lives of our wounded officers and men. I urn deeply concerned to say, that. sieve my 13st report, a chance cannon-.hot lies depri.eil the tinny of M:- jor Clarke; an officer whose early exploits cod dis tisigui.lied qualities ',remised to render hisu one of its briAlitest ornaments. . _ Captain Fare's misfortune did not admit of his being on shore ; but the nivitivent was brought bear to the scene of action:mod 1 toostantly profited from his advice and asoilitatiee. The squadrnii has wren the mast powerful aid; it furuislied Aintuunitinit au l cannon for the hat terie., with iuteltigent officer. and brave ...tauten to tight them ; their tire was MOO Jeatructite. Cap tains Nlowbrity, linrbtne, and Griffiths, HI the Royal Nary, were zealots. iu their co-oucration: the two tatter officers resumed the r stations off Corfu, while Calton Mowbray. by 11,s unceasing eivrtiorr. facilitated our operations sod supplied our want,. The gallantry And pod enntlnot of the Royal Matinee were noticed to ynur Eace!lei.cy in tuy last report, a:id 1 coo °ale esmure eon that it Lai been tonitpieoutto throughout the eervice. Cotosielldrr superintended the duties of the line to say tw , fect tottoktuction. Lirutre..tn• C.hlonel Lowe enmmand,•,l i n th e terra, end Ava. nowt ated in I aging Loath the re 11011MII of the island, and in pl..unnig and forward ing a mode of attack by the Lake, had the obsti nacy of the tneary luiced us to recur to such e tiseasnre. Tnr sirrangementri of Captain Willismsnii, cum. Insnding the tt,t.llery, wtqo host excellent. The officers and men *lithe cotes displayed their accus tomed science and in, repidity. The labours of C.rpiain Pvickerar, cummlndeng engineer, acre ine, tsit.t. hs projects jutlmitms, and his hicteritsi adsuirsbly constructed: The &Beers or that department had s. vere duty, and acquitted themselves in a manner the moat praise earthy. The army has been abundantly supplied, throw ith the exertions or the Cornmi.sariat, directed by Act ieg !s-i.tant.Commiseary Forbes, te getttlemats who has (Ls, merged his extensive and complicated duties entirely •••• my appmbetion. Since Co,.tain Wynyard's confinement. the offioe Adjus wit .t ;eneret has been performed by Bri gade-Major C isi ' a deserving officer, long atiaih ed to my coninweid. Cantata A'Court, who volunteered from 9icity, arrived ill time to r.tider me most etisetititil ,ervicr, in the department of the Quarter-Master:General. 'The limits of a report adapt trot of my noticing fur•hrr the merits of imhri•lu but 1 can most conscientiously asnre sour Eceelleney. unit eveiy p e r s on heloagithr to trmi army bas tu.triiulit• done his duty. and deserves the cout:ueinlation and •,:p -rurtof hir superiors. The motives which inincerl me to tlrn.ilafe t! enterprise In your Extxliem.y, have uNitti.e.l strength as I Isernme more 4(1114110rd with the IC:. C• 1: :I.l..ititmt and the military and reit.uus of thr Omani. The esien:y upon our landing lirz.l slxteen han drail regular rind irregolar troops ; a Nice he ( 0 4 1.1 augment at pleasure, and rely bring to act az.ainst the adjacent and least pi o , r. tea of the liberated isles. The judicious siugg.sied by Ilis Majesty's Mtuister, Mr. Foresti.and ah:ch obtained dour Excellency's sanction, of receiving the Alba owns into our service, together with the display of the tuitional Greek fl led them to abandon a cause they meet licartily embraced. Many of them hare returned to their coumry, and othe r . are proposed to be enrolled by us upon the fooung tl.at h a s been aoprovesi of. . _ _ During the whole of the service in this island. Mr. Forrol has remained in the field, sharing with ore the to , Is of the eatnintign. . _ _ Herewith I unclose the - art;dcs nf capitulation. returns of killed and woundy.l. vs also a rt.tuiu of prisoners and eaptur.d stares. This dispatch will he presented be Licutensiit Hartsenbohler, my Aid-de-('.amp. whom I mason . recuinmead to your Excellency's nntice and pio tection.-1 have the honour to ix, &c. tiswit D. ling. -Gen Cowitnanding ireopa • in the lonian tsars. lltis Excelleney Lieutenant o :eneini Sir Jobe% litsart, K B. sad K. C. coma:way a the Jet. &c. he. P. S. In my last letter I omitted to mention. that Lieutenant Charters. with the Royal Marines of the Belle Pente, formed a portion of the party which sasatiltt•J the enemy's lines; I nos beg ',apply that deficiency. sod to bear testifc.,,y to their brilliant conduct upon that occasion. ('ifignf•il) J. OSW 41 n, Brig, Gen. Articles of Capitulation agreed /apse betse•a Lit otannot.. Colonel Lowe, and Capt. Nankai, of the Kona: \ • a ‘ . an the poet of Brigadier-General Oswald. comantand.3g His Britasitai , I.l.4eity's Land Farces, nod of Capt. Eyre, eouosauditin* ilia hlajesty's Veatch. and General Camas, commanding the Facade Garrison of the Fortivs• of St. Slaws, 16 1 Is to. Art. I Tie garrison of Me fortress of St. Maur* 10.311 evarnste dais A., trees a,th the eiodoors of sn, mod ~:lg %logic actg. • sod rgage, to ..n,!lark ea board Etig.i.sh vessels at nKL,a a the itosas, to I , t landed at Ilse port of Trieste or A air, ni , 1.4 . ..., • - 0 - Ano•or—Tt. • Ifl .0 g, :n owl with the I;nno•is of irnr, a. •ill he embirked boaol transpo i. , lo 4.! ~. %•••)(4i In .urb roil of His Wi ling, t.itr..• ..• mil 1. cr•Oga iT. al ,'..1i:,, si lificcr• 1., • -. ;1 iv)* of mat ivett.,4 ". The Olken ►ill preser►e thrii strurhs. Art. 11. The garrison shall conch out by the Port ittpirr, and shall e►rhark at Port Nreculo. Ammer...Gratin d. Art )11. As soon as the garrimo has marched orttolie ;ate d'Amioniciehi shall be uczupied by the troops of HA Britan nia !Ilkjesty Answer--The gates or the Cirtress trill be given up to the British tritor as Court as the capitulation is signed. Art. IV The Noll Cutratt“isis .11.1i1 be takcu toCorra. Amorer—Grauttd. . . Ail V The sa:and wounded remain is the place till their recovery, stud then be tAten I. Corfu. Tin.) are teentumeaelea to the georrusity ed the HeitishGewernuseut. Aii*rie;—( :ranted. • Att. VI. The office,s and men of the auxiliary force, of W 1 atever sillies, Ault be heated in the same manner as the Pi risme. A siswer—Grlntrd. Alt. VII. The baggage of the valet et sad knapsacks of the men .hall be respected. Auswer—All private property alkali be respected, but, at the saute time, all private debts and obligations towards the Inhabitants or others must he 113tighed. _ . Art.VIII. All public property. orrery ilerriptinn, nioney, marnmince, provi►ions, gam, ansumuitiou, and plans of the engineer and artillery departments, shall be delivered up to the Mikan (barged receive them in the sante state as they now actually richt ; suit the onicer. charged to Iretrire theta arc to cuter the fi.rtress at the SAM,' time tl,e troops take pos. session of the gates, by whom sent ies are I , i In• furnished, aulil the the embus ketiou of the garrison takes place. ..... . (Signed) I'ARtti'BRAY, 111b:1;;I Nary. H. UM F., Lieut. C. Cum. Le Gem de Brigade CMIUS. Reitim of the Fren c , reirso aarreudeird wriannrrs of war in tht. as °lst. a. , ,ib April, is I, Brigadier General, 1 Aid..le.(Uaip. >t omit:L..lln the stair, I LlentrnaHt.('.donel, n spay, 4 Captain,. s Lieutenant.. IS7 reijeasoa. to .Irissunters, ni t rank ay.' tic —T.4.1171 I N. B. Stienteen tick nod ixt)-taue ir0tt.1,4 , 1,11.1 in tire muse. (Sigma; R. 1•t NI . , Aetiat Ail Gen. Relent of killed, wounded, nud issitaing ~f troops under the ementss4nd of B.s.t..ner-Giutr.,l I .1 I, 11l r4n'tnla~ three of Ow encin) . l. rWICLIt 41 Si ALVA, ,t+l hlareb Iblo. Crinp, St M. tura, 2.t'a Natal 1610. Staft...l Captain, 1 Strii, won Royal cogineers-1 C. 111.111. n'itis regiment -2 rank and tile, It nundell. Royal rook and tilt, t i Ie i ; I C iraia, 1 sithal• tern, *? .t rai.k imil 'moulded. Detachment of Rolle's rr i t.ineal--s rjeatit, 8 rank aad file, irovodcd. Detachusest of CAI:do-Ma Free (naps-I ?Asir, 1 tank and file killed; 1 Field Odietr , i Captain, II tmnallessis, I.; rink awl file, wounded. Roy al entalfilla and ri!e ; krilrii I Suliallerli. 1 serjeaut, 3 rank and fil., •isandisl; 17 task nail te,e, missing Chick Licht I afantry-t amid aid file, : 1 Field OM. ref. 3 Captains, 2 sulialti in.. 73 rank ani tile, wounded. Nuar, rail, niid file, kll. a 1 . Fn iJ Olbeins, 7 Capinios ; 6 Sidsalierna, t Staff, 4 11 , 1 j, rasik and tile, wouoird ; 17 tank sad fi:e, an t es sf a d a w num!. d Killed-Calabi free garter-NI 1-tri ti'minded.-sinif-t' o ptain Wynyo J. Ist Foot Goar•ls. As sistaid.Adjoiant-tlc:ieral, am rely; tin G arming, sur‘cuu to the forme, Royal Eurisects-Capt min Parker, severely. Royal Marlins-Capt. Sums, ilia Msiesty's ship Mimlaxii-, slightly ; Lissitcuant Mormon, His Majesty'. ship L'all~ Poole, ditto. Calabrian Five C..rri-s- • Mejor OsualA, severely; Captain rinecial Taheros o lit to ; Lieutenant Ainautioa, olialitly ; Lieutenant "Farasiiiis, Greek Light Infantry-- ; Jailor Church, inspettor, seserely ; Captain Teem, Assist.wt•o.spector, slightly; Capt ain Strand, ditto , rapt tin Torciiter,o, ditto; Ensign Oidio ni, ditto; La iizo Pelmesn, dill i. Royal Corsican Rangers-Lieute.iaut Borcheelampe,slighily. (milord) R. CtsT, Acting Adi. (ten Retina of Rills.l arol Wounded of the Troops undtr the Commaisd of Brixa,lier.ticoeral Oswald, torsi, the Far. tress of St. Mavis, from ths sad of March to tic 'Otis cf .April, 1110. 83.1 March-('4' hrian Free Corr -1 mak sail file, trouped, d. 91.111 Mnrcb--Royal eforlit4ll Itaugers-.11 rank sad flh., wounded. 6th April- nth Rexim•mt-I cinh nod file, wounded. 7th A p r wounded. Royal Corsican Ranarlf-i sank nod kle, Catalirian Free Cot rai.k and fi:c, killed; 1 rank and file, rounded all. April-nisth Regiment-• rank and file, killed. • Seamen sita-:.c.1 to the Ai tillers. His Majesty's ship Mon. ta2se--4 n•..k and file, notioilcil. 9th A pril--ltoyal As ,auk sod file, kilted; 3 railk /tad filc, Seamen attaciri! I,r the Artillery. His Majesty's Ship Mon. IsCily--1 sod synod, .4. loth App..-St so :a an A.-. 1 Witty Artillery, His Majesty** ship t and fily lash April-Itoyal .1 rid', ask nit I file, wilitodcd. Si morn attached to the A, t !, ry, Ht. Aste.it's MA 310 flit ; 1 n 3, nod :I'4 i,o.iode,l Royal Corsican Itanzeis-t r id,, N .united. Greek Light ii.e, Goo boat--1 resin:l;i ' i1i..1; 14•44ti11, %00.41.61. 1:41i Api 1:-.11.iyal Marineas-1 630. t. and Ws, 3.:.11. Ke= ment-1 strjeaht, 1 ran k arid file, ; 2 malt and tile, wonndi it Royal Csrsicau Rimers-2 rank sod file, woundr.:. De Rolles nettat..”!•-.1 41:41 file, ad Light Infantry I:sitai:_•,-1 rank •114 '..1 Tut il-i WSJ" :nt. 1. , I ad tile, ktllsd r, 311 411. W .sa I tile, a Na no . n' (11;icer 1.1.1•11rtsle.1. Mlie. C. W. Clarke, tsitos uf.i.h Ism Lise•l, ,N.44ak Vrt:.lo,nt, c.pmtn•n.linZ _ the Beg et. ,I..ed n A.!; Cro (Tor TIC rroszi I ler.. { t . - Gazette see the la.. pie FoI:LIG3 I.I.4GRAGE. lAsk;,,) JUSL 10. A cortynT of tr.tos i or t. lb r. a F. to *.ot fcr Eng land with the 23ii ii.4l4t drag ...... a n ds co:oickr able number cf Germans, that Late de,.rtrd (mat the French senile:•. c.At'iN t. JtiNt: Sp;ini,is fri,ate 4.hi,410a a urri%rd here Cusu l'ortenstoistit, %ith 20.001) %taiss.l f.f anit-. NL 6, 1. •r t WLll::‘. z -tots i. at Alni...•!w. ;iv 4th flit i• rnu ui tar ouoy of l i orr.u.Vii Lb, etoi rd Spain. a the h lo•l•t• tli ti Imo, Le etti- mated at I Ui,nan men. hut l':e: hat,. neither ray nor elnt.iiag, a, I , oti Tr., continue I. 4 1 , ,.•rt in :It 3 • istaml.rr-, and the da rt •r. F o re l th it I.! , army IN 111 girat want of ',mini me. Geaeral 514a•ent ie at prr.ent at r. Stlantenca. lie wilt a ruc!arnor:o.•, ii•marif Pur tuatl. aati iuntui•,,, , ,„; in ;•i. I •111 a,,rrl to.irireall the three amok, anal dee! I: tr he writiid hal. e every (Jr- r Isar " ~ A ( 0.: I:1 , , .irrd R d.l: - SlnCe before Can Inrl Rotbigo, but they retired'on tb appearance ur 'La Englibb force. 11.30.1.1f1Z, Julie S. Extract finin an Extraordinary Siipolemeiit of The Diary u. this city :—" GEtivril .1 :ecine lies iepoit"d, louder date of the I , 2th ulr. that several carriers, who arrived with hemp from GA). raltar, unanintoinly declare that thy left Granada at the begs ining of Any, at which time they saw General Seh,oitinni enter the place, w, , h 1•.• than 2,000 men, the whole number left a ti,•,lieigiots with wit ch he marched from Granada to t•:e 1:1Ft.; that bt t Neel& Lures and Totano, part of tie said divi•ioo was r.nsted with the loss of Is po r.. of cannon; that another hart, headed by St has.isni in person, and com7.oseil of 5,000 mert, e as also com pletely routed, and entered Granada iu the etinost disorder; that the head-quarters of Freiro's army arc in l'inano; that Gene rnl Celvache has cut off its nonil the kw troops cli s were there, and that it is thence inferred, that the whole div;-ion is, by this time, either doteliarged or has Surrendered." Val.fitia L.t. reported to JACOIIIe the the French left Malis.vt with the utiumt precipitation. taking with them e'ghteen waggons tilled with gittipmv lar and moue); that no more than 3un Fre,ich troops remained in 51alaga, sod that b.:therefore Aulteittd leave to march awl tike &tango. ..Taeotne was ar. tail 4ing with the Governor the toeusures most ex pedient far brat purpose, and it .vas agreed that a haviit4 F.itgkit regitue7:t on board. bottle small sea,ck. and tvo traii,porto, should be sent thit her, in ur,!er, if nothing clot eote.ti be done, to remove the magazine's of trot ision,, and other tlfecti which the. French had in that phu:e. Private lett , r., front (livers places, some of from „,rtrtatsle quieten, confirm the tern of the 10..41 OA f-itt awl the espltitlation toticludeil by the lemitants of lox troops iu Grenitd:t. soma sb our trucps arrived ; the some is said oi M4lsgs. JUNE G. All the erforts used by Mwaena to collect for midable army in Castileoppear to have moved fruit less. His e.trps lioei not exc..vsf 311,000 nt•ois sail, to liri:nr this force vv.:her, lie has been oblie.el to r the garrison of I..ettit, and other place•. i,nn him. Abort 4(i .t of hi. trotti.i ur sren•e. Lori WelisuAtoo 103 . .e5, tH tite anion time, the most vigorous intimations to gise N1:1.'4..1a a warm reception ; #111:1, it it %Sid, hr b.n ,Ict Idled dilison of his army to dislodge the French fawn I;l,le:elite. The strength of the com1,1:11,1 %%Licit exceetht 50,009 anen t awl the orDng of Ciudad litalrtgo and AluwidA, leave o,lr t out little .reason to hope a fa toutable Tlingit of tiot tntendtd itivits'ou of Portugal, although Niasbena has alretOy o‘suttl oeVerAl proel,vnutioos, Ity which to rewat his ~171 .it I's aitlt the 1,1•0:1r1 I of the p,•Haf,it i'urtugute. !le may pet hap. •, ite the but donate of the the falie he n::- quirta ia the fr,zett te i putot ol the om th. LISOON, JUNE 8, Nlawena is to command the 2.!. ItY•bi and Rth corp.. Tile lint is that which is und-r the orikrs of Regnier, tad has wasted much time in E-tretnadula i without attemptiii4 any iist!u!opera tion. The lis Ne's corp., from sto I 0,4nu0 of which are sick iii the hoyit.ll,; and the lost is Jot nut's corp., winch was c'm•-es I of In or 19.0 0 4 men, -Loon of wham he sto:riftred in the most rdi cu mid snick... attempt monist Astor. . Such are the troops with %Isom M.ssartis is to tiefiNit the .4.;;lalit aurae, superior an numin•r+ and in every other prim: of %iesV. to the eins;;.ceil and &spirited troops lie is to ltml 4.0 , 11.4 it. It is evident ilist Nev's coros never dared for mally to 14y 'mg,- to Ciudad 11”drigo, on account of the proximity of the c.cu'.iiied English and Purtuguese army, commanded I.y Ohe indriottgade Lord , Vellingtoo, who is respected and in.sch drew - I.A by tip. French ; but for him the raid piste *mild have 10-en taken I ro& ago. GIIICALTAR, JVN 2. Ti,e master of a Spaqi-li remrl. winch arrived tuornin t ; from mar Tarragona. in 1 . ..1r ttur., Ili it twine he pinle.l from Cam- fired 1, expu•is Guist Le rida, Iliat I . .each arm. had It at uutnp!etelydr fraled ur,tr that city, atter a uuat ule.useate and lAutt I) Lail., by the Stutti.h ursoy wailer Genet - Al trDound. lUtli of the Freseth was betoeso six and stern th.umand meat, Jutl that of the Spa ..tertl, letneen Gout ;dud rive thottuen.l. General lerruLt cum:mimicsl sio• resigo.inl of tier Sittoish anti. I moo ftle Llll4 ila I marched fioiu 'Forra :rune to j tel I) Ou.st.ers army pinto. the !,•ogirr t,t the matt, r of th e er,., t to al. , ' CII.II im the etatelort.t, lint{ 1.. that 6..1. had 11-e.l tea coin a Lott at e,o.e(tro.me of the iirws ui lEtr tt. ta n•, au . 1 , tile -,ctiti:Y they f It. to coo, q tuner. A VoIHER LEM'. eAllt DAIL. A v. earl from Tuttova, *hart e she ',nig:3 the 2Sttt ult. br.mglit ativlce that the patrMff 01 t 1'1)4;1110 iittaoktil the enemy in ill. n immtion rir-ir 1. 11.14, and oht:1:11.:3 • conmletc victory. The Is: - As of !Li, e.ur wAs trvoviiiitteti hy C.. 1. J. B. I ).,...Ista from GrAparti, lost the ',in to:Air, were at IL,: inie iinkarocii to e I I•itt.ilion of the 'Mil Regiment 14 em i,.:l„ ..1 to join t'Ae 1 , 1 bitt.l LEI in THEATRE. TitURSOAY N Exr, Juno (R. ht consteepienee of the anxiety iu uF o t i, 6erh.l4 swat kept suspended the uh.,,e n ry vest portton of the , .rlin intro te.l eit that night to Irtuour th:. i...tn• their in warn prevaiited front so ;, neral .1 , t , .,i exactly the sane I.i.irita kmen „ ... r , e;n•nt.,: en 1 hrtrs , h y next, the 28th performed the eclebruted Opera of LA in: ON .A The Sfila.c by Piecial perat Opera Ilion yraini ego) . The fart of La Pao 0:4 by Mit',l!.se Catalani ; Ilse other pri nc ip al Train, rrini, Six. Naltit, Ste.B t I%laihistie Itt-ritLi, and Madan:, CAlini. vf the Ihrat Act, Madame Cataliai win. fir tl, t night sing "The St.lther ;" and after the Op ,en fli,l Nave the King," in full Chora l ., .1 . Spa,shii Ihyrrtiarineut, and the Grand Iltro:c ILrlq ,{ L'ES:•OI;sE PERSANNI:. Nowa 1,1 be takes, awl Tidtets Lad at the °Fief., "I Haymarket. Vn ant E ct lt. z, NEW MEATRE-ROYAL, COPENT.G..I6)-r.‘7 -•- • THIS EVENING, MONDAY, June "A he act Slosksperres Historical Play of KING JOHN. John, King of 1 7 ..sigisud, Mr. Kemble; Fau!r.iabtid(., Mr. C. Kemlde; Philip, King of France, Mr. Muira). ttwcy Elinor. Mrs Weston ; the Lady Constance, Mrs. T. whirls will be added, Sliaksperre's Comedy of TIIE TAMING ()I' A snacw. Pt truellin, Mr. Kroghle; Katharine, Me* C. Kemble. — LYC<•:C.N TIMATRE.--•-ENGLISII OPERA. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, June '25, will be perfortail, the Comic. Opera of THE KEENNA. • Carlin, Mr. Philippi, who will iutrnilute the Civoarts Song of Jost like Lore;" !tale Meath's*, Mr. I. Clara, Miss Kelly ; Lud4,a , Mr* Urger; ttie DU(.1111.1 Ilea:. V. Ater erlsich, tails time, a near Tauteminse Ballet, (-Alai THE CASTILIAN MINsTftEl. . . The nincipni Clearaticri by Mr. IZobeit, Mr. Mathews. Mr. linarehu, Misi Smith, Milts Il.uppiao,;:e A New Olrr4. in three sets, an 4 a New Ltailtaitime.:t,oi two arty, ta.f to preporation, uu.l will be produced id %7IF:.If:E-11101'.1 114Y-.11.11r1.1:7: THIS EV Lit I Nti, MONDAY, Attie stil be pertureril, a Cosucdy, called LOVER'S VOWS. Barn Wiltlenhairt, Mr. Ere: roma Cassel, Mr. r;„!.-, ; Fre.lertr k, 11 r..\i,:unt , li.lll tilt. rheum. Ito ii , Bath, t 11:s first upprara,:re. Alain l'rtbuisq, Nits. Ettat..., Awe is Wittirtalisba, M.a. Gibbs. Betrees the Ploy nu , t Ilateruitiamen:. Miss sill near COLLINS'S UDE ON TIIL PASSIoNN After which, the Musical EtttartaiJobest THE CHILIDH EN IN THE WOOD. Walter, Mr. Hawaiian'', Lter3 Alford, Mr Hati!..l.l Mrs. tht•ft ' ; Jus,pLitse, M, Etst,. ll A new Pisy, estieJ, 1! r Doebtfal S. , tt sr, P.Liscr, srAl be p.. .aced ou r.i.tuy r i l l 1 i3PATiSH LONDON, MONDAY. Ju 25. Wr 11.1 v e ro. :red CI- pmut- c. C.s.hz. tese.t .' '1 ik - 7 'Lore iLti:s works that oppn.e i ft- evir • enemy to the ihs the load h., very nitin , rons and /lilting. und bat, tic. ate thi,p.‘• up tt ctesy fable pout, Lola Ole de S IIALS to S. 1%. Ito, ah , l, to 4,4.111 i•, Oft' 14!)f)lat. 1,10./III) excellent Iroot.e, iu 6i e. i 1 r aal couch:tom Lttic uprrula ei,tun is t t ut...ltututql fur Like sufttt: of the lii, e1i.1,4 en: my h.ive 3 . 1 rinrtl un army 1.. 1.1:e Ca•hz, rl t.. hi • so much emliiirr.werl by the oc of a•urnunitio:i and provisions. Their advanced tastier es arc within a few hundred yards of onto, tie p•ekas ure truly separatial by a ditch end mei! w-e. On the >iile of the Carrara:as the works are c, mpletn.g with g.e.:t Aitivity, and more than 1204) f Burs are daily employed raising batteries, 5..4 repairing the fortilicattons of others. On tile 1..;:.1 ult. in the evening, the Frem.b °facers confined ea board the Spanish pontoon ship of the Ike &aura/ the Spanish guard, cut the cables, , as tile wind blew strong on the shore, drifttd, s:, l grounded on the east side of Fort Matagorda, if before noon the next day, they had all escaril the -pore, to the number of sr)i) men and s everal women. The success of this first attempt indigo d the prisoners in the Arg malaria to follow the oral:- ple of their countrymen, and, after twin.: .!••• posed of the Spanish guard, early in the aft: r _ . of the they were observed driPtng rby the slier. ; !•everel gun.hott*, and the boats of men of war. were dispatched to brim; her air ''." b.ut,Mrtha Lieutena , ..t and four w :11, I her, but 4% the Frenchmen were urracd, :::c I trimpt nl.l very politely ri pit•i!....l to step , 6 boat, which no doubt ne M•l4 e• ry g 1 4 ,1 to dr , . i• .• had they chosen, he must either litre s urrel.d.r or been 'hot. This re.w.l lied oa board *boat 4, men, some women and children. wlio haul feu'•l means to secrete a number of ball cart; inoie that too hours kept up a t . _ on every boat that approached them ; the queuce of which was, that the loss su•tain::d I. , been great ; more than fifty men having Fern I and wounded. anions the latter are tio,.e. sant+. Mr. rttgasoN, of the t'aleionia; M. C+ . ' • ' treat., 7emeraire ; and Mr. Cotttca. of tlt Achrile, •ince dead. A rausL,t euter,..l l:•3 brea,t. and passed out at his Lack, as .*.1 4 Loy ! ' ti, tut strip : and three Mul.h . omen. fifteen or sixteen of her people, nm• empluyed in her K an-heat, iu Lill , ll wantiJetl, bit the former be.rl ■ very -nisi! torunik to the latter. fa tile night of t% it blew vyry strong. and but ft* 171 the tit-it rr: enabled to r• J6I 1!),. ehnre ; t' g. it bria4 oderer, s. veral -5- until 1%, o'clock lit the sat: ra • w." the e a the c hi p..hhough the haver i• 5, t u - Vt:lt't., 11.1 d autt-boatr. wets t:,rovitt.z e !;: , t I. 61 s hells bee, to choler forzmia were etabrac tile bin aa d wo pee a rho, lieu. of Vet it. Ca pia vitabl, tilled only ti (►bout pi: cel 0. is t+ were I Fort b. tni no to the Al hither siofi it .ekes bott•l 41 10 bard .fen tie pl worts 10)(141 w'.tii6i w;:om and I 113:1.n geuey ilullfil s .lerr ready f f 1C; •ir Adui Ve li tout Dt:Tl sid Ow I the r