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w !' E.:!gnenseat with tire Laney off Asanthes, r3tit July pile. tit tors Captain th. G. STablegrare... Patesk Numauv, pnsac .s.troas, ; Thereaa.byrr. vrarate warns% weans:lad ; t ha.. Mane leedttrau, ; karma POPINIII. OM mamas. onrrely uunodrd We %rut. Caseate nosy Vmsott...ilMbebi m ow e r , on li• r reran, rimier .orly wotneferf. PILOT, :.apt.:.ul T Nicholas Kelly, able sonata, ... A de l ', George 1 7ah, c.s.poral of mantles. "hits fieween of the it .enty died and woJeded, number bet rdissuers sod tlemrlers fortrtero in natnetr. (Signed) Q. G. %VA LUEGRAYE, Captain. llintraet of i Letter fawn Captatn 11•11rn. of His Modesty's sat* Vuteetairs. to Admiral Sir Charts* Cater, Hurt. dated a be Sebnitiam* the meth Septumber Into. sad tranumitted by Ike Ademiral to Jobs Wilson Cruller, . - Nag FeArtul my letter of the 323 umlaut may not came to your heeds so coon as this, 1 neg to truest. that.. the Sth instant ilia Spanish Army tinder General CEDuitoell left Tarragona, and on the 13tb got to Arreu• de Mar. ut which place he diteded his fore&s. himself taking the road to Iles. halt and so timid erre lila movragrobta. the enemy were ant appriled of be. arrival till within s quarter of se hoer of entering the tn.'''. This happened Is the 14th, when a 'mutt action tenk place. but of ferry ioiort duration, when the Freud' General Swint, with ire hundred men, were taken pin emers. On the samoday. St. Filai, l'alamos and Beger. Wen severally attacked. nod all surrendered ; the WO of Preach taken being shout fourteen hundred mem besides cerium. 6t•z. &c. it that this coast fears Roses, with the exception of the Meths Isloode o U again in the isotoession of the Spaniards. Clerierel O'ilontwll. I am sorry to say. is badly • womided in 11w Irv, but there is hope of hi..taing well. The whole of the swimmers are st Tarra gona. where the General new it, wills only the . inhabilento doing the duty of vie garti.on, mid which makes him so maims about their being re moved. Upon the whole there is every propect of the enemy bong soon drove omit of this iirovmee. I was yesterday at Eccala, in the nay of R.teesi, here the Prates had a irolt of corn. &e. of .bleb this,, get on hoard this ship. Yesterday I was gratified to hear that. on Monday 1...4 the French tom defeated at Resestra. where they were attack ed by lee headrest Spasiiawls, who to sit from them ▪ lususemor 'savoy of provisions. (relic', was on its may team Plerisigaan to relieve Gerasa.) besides her hundred priaotwrs. &mend *Donald was pt Severs a few days sise,, but e 3 reducad is army (hewing now only six thousand nun) that it is generally thought he sill sot get het k to Ilar. edema. Coders's and all the email 1..1144 the French lied mar Room are slionelcisecl. end tii w mile r.r !Tto that Oserison. The Probe'. ar • al. i 1) I way before Tortola. se all the , o il . (thee. in analber) which they had thrown u,i, h lye lte,o embed down by the nowy rains. I hare fel it it,. essay to hike the Nianrsa witu in. on this roast. which I hope yen will 'pixel* .1 I have not he-n able to recommit., the Medan Wendt. owing to the errs hod weather we have had. hot 1 will do it the Irma opportunity. I hem she honour to be. &c. Collette Suttee. Mb Ilbgestes ship Cumbrian. Paisaws. sees. Oh ISM obedience to row coimista..ds. requiring a deadled aerseist of the Cambrian's servi..es din ing oar fete eepwatios. I have to interns ion tha• mike ropiest of Cieseeal O'Donnell. I .stle.l f t Tarragona ou the gtb inst. having General 1/0 Ic embossed, a gabeek with obit, Spoon& soldier., awl eisA masher with rumen under my convoy. for thr purpose of attacking the emote of Med ; the following deg we wiereloiard off Manes by ant Spanish frigate Flora. so d on the Bthi Abet the red oction of the (....esile was iinpreviirslib., the enemy. contrary to oatexprrtations.havtit nis disterberf posaession of the coast. On the loth. &mend Doyle, the Sp.ini.h soldiers and marines of botli frigates dianabadt.d near Bev, and de. strived a battery of four 24.pounilerr. (ems wooly of which orge incensed.) and ovule prisoners 31i .n •* of * Frew& detachment. On the 141, our were ambled to render the Sitatoor,l. some ms.ist. anew in their attack gip,* P.sl iet.r.. when the launch WY teak by the tottery. and two men wounded. as insi d e , soot h er o f her rice, who with the ollieer and the remainder sided ties Spaniards in tutting the French positioa. After entbsirkius en board the vessels is the bey the French troops sal cannon captured by the :impish ariny. the Ceinhrisu left Palmas on the 17th by the de.tre of General CT Demme% who was cooveyed in her holly steam , - ed to Tarragona. where he was landed on the 19th Mewing. !with pleasure avail oiyarlf of this op:wennity to Mipeess my entire approbation of th I onduct of the (Mews and men belonging to the Cambrian *apiary ed so the services Licht, went imbed. I bme the homer to be. &c. (Sigurd) P. W. FINE. CePhlie Doers. this Illsjesty's ship Voltietsitt, weir Mica °a the cyan of Catalans. CM., a Letter tom Cionsio Hardy. of His %talent's shlllllteostotioas, addrentra torte, Atlmirel Itriatont WWI% Ti A 014 tesiosaated by the lotted to Jules Otaweenese, a. Mia liseway's Res,antion, at saber if the South Fed of Laa:v;aml,ort. Sc, Inn. Leta—Mosteedey everting two large eun.boatc, te llable of cestoiniat from forte to tiny Isl. tltHilitdd to annoy the can of a convev Rear Admi ral Dyson directed toe to fete rent Nails',, were drives in shore by a few elites from His Mitivity's ship under my rotasisod. This morning I .emit Lieutmatit Cousin. of tins shop. to destroy them, which he did in a very gallant ,wanner. under • henry Are hews stream body of musketry and se re cal liel.Lpiet ea. There were but few tro.sps and no Sid-pieces whets the hosts went ....ay, bet etre brought doers, soon after the hoods got 'mantle Lortotenent Cousins speaks very highly of the officers owl the hosts' crews. lam beery te..(1,1 est men were wounded. but I think will all tie well. have the honour to he. ave. T. II teov. Cop. at a Letter tram Captain Goner" gayer, 141.1 e rose inau.ttag lies Hataiett, a•ljetaa.il t.. Vii e. Adatitial Jam. t !taw saw s. and traanontan by the lat ter to Jobe Wiliam l'o,lter, Esq. 11W Itlajest t 's `Mow. Raleigh, 51 Sea. Nornotor a, lain. Str.-1 have the fiononr to ortit it you, flint the. afirellentl. et Gl, ai't Is.ek. the 11.1 and of Lewoe be. i.. N. N. W. six lrigne•. fits M V . % PIM•11 V WIC r coy CADMIUM and Capturtd, otter a .“..sk, the Admiral Neil Stiui. Danish prirsteei pierer.l (Cr i& guns, tmt hal only 10 rn.lettite4l, wits men. gad ewissnau.led by 1 1 1. MAgnus. Sciiintie; out /wren days Gum lletiriet% and had y-sterday been 'corcerund iu the c.ipiiire 01 . 4 •411111)10 Ame eir m *hip Gin Pettishurah bouud to London. which %hip 1 was so furtuuate as fu recapture is the foret.oon of thus day. I have, Ice. Grottos &kiss. V:re-Admiral Campbell hag trannuitterl to Jnhn Wslimo Croker. 1 7 .*:i a Ictivr n ht. h he had received from Lieut. Jeuisery. a mnundiuK elle Clacker gno-grov*el. guurg an aecon,a of hta having. ou the 11001 instant. captund the Dane French lugger pn•ateer. of four gum. and tovnly-two men ; she frailerl rliv preceding day from Dunkirk. and had not made any capture. Co., of* Letter he. Capial■ Sw Wilhton toltun, of Hie I►l■jepyi Slop Codyeamo. •Jt,eve4 t.t ViemAtlroirell Tbotsburoagb, sod Iraosuoillog by the latter lu !oho Wilma Cruker, Erg Hie Mejtoty's Ship End, coion. Cove. November Is, ism Sin—An the ntorninz of the 1 ltn sti,taut, 1 gave chase to a brig off t'a,.e Clear : on the morniug of the 1/11,. it locum calm, sue ramped from wider our guns with timer...is:mice of her sweeps. and a bret. za spriligitut up, run us 11101 drottii by noon: but tt. c , wind fresheuing. we got within shot of her by I at uight. and. after three hours tiring, brought her to. It blew a hard gale, which prevented no, tak ing possession uula eleven at night of the 14th. an lit. 51. /7. N long 14. 30. W. ; when she proved to b.. IA Mulsti privateer. of S:. lalite's, 14 gum, alid no wee, out IN days : tio capture. 1 have, &c. W. Bovroo. Captain Doyle. of His ‘l4josty's sloop th. l.ig .t -ning, h 44, to his letter of t.t.• 2114194 tilt, to Mr. Croker, reporte.l his 1140..7, c.listorril in toe North Ser. the French logger sow 'leer the Geueral liOnsrone, of 11 gaits on.l 69 men. pureeing street. .Vorestber 44. 1810. A DOpodris, of r Zilch the fo.l.,ariag nn F.xtrnet, ran west rertir.d at Lows! Li‘eyp..ol•o uorivi., a 1.6,...,4 to I.urdoisio by Lieuirnast-G,uersi Va.c,nust Wellington. clamed Pyro Nero, bulb of Natillag of any intnor4tive wail occurred since I addressed yon no tlw 31 too. The ratio) , teconi.,:etre.l Abearites on the sth inst.ttit„ aril, under ..nret .r that operYsitoo. rooted • small Wily of c.ty dry itid Infantry through Beira Base towards Villa•V•.h s. taw.. thy 'Lath an 114.'11. iball of Obtailsiag pos.ession of the bridge on the risen. at that place. Th, y initial it, ilowerce, tleArnyed, •nd this de tech lava returned to Nobrt ira F rn.ns:s. I hire a letter remit Ge.ierul S.htrirs, of the 3d rern Frinc:,so. fir hid 11... detachment, on la C.a. sal on- of IL, (rmismting as lactation of the :24.n regiment, whit it had been in ((((( at A . '1106114 dunng the a:ece, and winch Marshal 111...5r.1. had rep.rte.l to the Emperor as having robin arily enteted the French orivice,) sad drivels in the of the :.resent viett•on al Almeida. War flies. Noremher es. 1 y 1 0. Th e R ig ht ii. ol o ura we Lord Vs.rou .t p amen to M ieerelary War. has art) Ge•bsge $ •ee. &ski In be Agreti.Genersl R.r Vo• e fts . Lora' 1..11 Melilla assll AehL. tu the room of George Howell, I.lB' q. re. tigued. (Fur Baskrapis. Ise see the last page.) IATTARCkPPt.D DISPATCH OF Al Os FB:NC■ ACCOI:NT OF TH r. BATTLE OF BrZACO. We are enabled to by hefore our readers M ts sena's account of the battle of the 117th of Sep tember. 41 roma*. mar. 4. ISM GS M O N SS IGNR U R....We set out on our much on the 16th inst. in order to enter Portugal, as 1 hose already informed your If.glniesa. On the 5 . h day we arrived at Visit*, after passing tlirottg‘i twy bad rcaida. We were aki6gr.l to 'Hilt there for Ere dap., in tole, to wee time fur the park of artillery an I the baggage to came up. and lia put in order, as I haws bad Site honour of acquainting you from Vireo. " I left the latter place on the ?Ult. On the thin! &yid' say snatch I since.' in front of the position of 'Laic°. which Masi strained by the slii-st Eng and Portuguese Grauer. I reconnoitred this position the neat morning at slay-break. I directed en attack on the left by the sec , .nd corps. said on the centre by the sixth ; the eighth corps remained is reserve. The viatissii I. certainly the stren„,:vst in all Portage,. General however, g tin td the top of the ridge, an 1 was beginning to es tablish himself there, when G-iscral II li, with a cords of .20,000 eucts. attacked in cline column tiv troops. who, sarn oat by fs.igne, were beginning to form eat the rid.,,re of the mountains, and drove tsiesn down. This wrest, supported by • good r. serve. was executed , is order, and the second corps resumed its first Me In the centre were the divisions of Lth:,Clll nil :111erchand. The first made an iittss.k on the riAl.t of the road high leads to the convent of &intact+, and the other on the left. General Loma. being olr's.:ird to climb a very steep mountain to regain the great rOAII. readied it alter great exertions : hut he li id not sufrivient time to form there in close column, aid to esta blish when two English columns came lip in close °Aar, and protected by • numerous until. Ivry. charged this division. at..l obliged it to re- Inert. Ge.,,,e31 Marchand, who was to support this attack, took up a position to stop the enetny. Tim Enelish did not dare to advance above 300 .•.ises from their line , 1 hint,. Th e reme i e ,d er of the 4sy was sjwnt in skstinishing. " I lavinx reconti..itre.l this poiition. which L'ird W. Itingto , i wont.' not hive ventured to occupy, if he ha.' slot, like sue. etiiiiidered it ex. trentrly itrotig. to y plan was i.n.ne.liste'y (I , cith-t1 uo, ood I codeoroseeed to olitaiu my manoeuvres an aoirantar which sroal.lbarc colt Wu man; brave men. I vent out reed:matt:ln; parties of infantry and cavalry towards the right and left, I n examine the coOntry, shot to hero the enmity iu doubt as to the course of toy inavaiseuts. " From the iliteligralce I received, I olv'e:ded nn tensing the English army by my right. The 1 ,0. anion of the bridge of Nlureelli, which the rairtily had fortified, and .m which he could make a (Link movement by the ridge of Pelmet's*. favoured hi. Memos of tioeilig thither his *Cole farce on less than two hoofs; while the road of Sardine crossing the Col de Carson,la. brOught me upon Boialva, in an liwee and fortile country. This movement turned the left of the enemy. and gave me the power of m anaeuvriog his Bank. At sit et Eight on the 1131 h I quilled the position of Moira. and 1 marched atimou Boialvo. The eighth corps. which hai not suffered. formed the advanced guard. the fifth corps the moat hOlr. sad the secoud the rear gooard. All sly wounded followed on the carriages or the and lintsts of bur:hen. 4 4 The enemy, perceirin; after midnight this manoenere on his lefr„ pl iced a strong rear guard at Breccia, and marched in great disorder is sirireral columns toward. Coimbra, after having blown up all his ammunition, and burnt his insgnzines. 4 " On the lit I arrived at Cuitubra ; the enemy hail left 11l ha cavalry, w ith %Ant regiments of in fantry, which we charged. Ile retired frow thence upon Condc;N:a. Oil the 2.1 1 ruy advanced )04-41 towards the vdla o ;e, and the etithly win akin sloven lon it; it i• now at IZednilia. Nly rat/miry commanded the roads which fill iota Ili- great road of and General Moutluun has in inched lotion Fi,;uena. 4 ' Lord Wellt•nonn with the Allied Army is re treating upon Usl,tin. lie gives out that it is his intention to dionnte with us ail the positions. " I in irvli in one body, sun will use every endea. your to induze him to give battle ; the only means of destroying him, or forcing him to re-ton wk.-- The Allied Army is reunited at from tin h. 7u,1100 men, including 25.000 British. Tie enemy Mints and destroys every thing as he evacuates the coat:- try ; he forces the inhabitants to abandon their houses. Coin:hrs. a town of 30.000 inhabitants. is deserted. We find Ito proekions ; the army is sub sided an Indian corn, and the vegetables which wa &id remaining in the ground. Lord Wellington, not daring to wait for us in the open country. rte. &avatars to destrny cr. ry thing which alight sish our army. The inhabitants of the towns and villages are very miserah!r : they are COlllperiell to serve on paiu of death. 1111 short, as period of his. tory furnishes an example of such barbarity. •' Oar loss in killed and wounded amounts to 3000 men, including ■ great many Of f icers: General Simon, of divilion. was dangeronely wounded, and li.ft behind in the ranks of the enemy. General Graiudr•rge is dead of his wounds. Thetieneral of Divisiou,Merle, ii wounded: as are Os, the Generals of Brigid', Fuia and klaneune ; they will nct be able to terve again for some time. Tile Colonels of the 2atli regiment of the line, of the ti•h avd Jzi light infantry, are and several others wounded. There are usiny vacancies of Gffrera in the different corp., cloth must be tilled wp. " Tte Anglo-Portugnese army acknowledges to have lust 4000 men, one half of them English. " I Irate behind rue my sick and wounded at Coimbra, where I am furtifyivg tutu convents; I I WI 011:y leave a small numb. r 1 , 1 troop to &feud arm. The best defence 1 can give them is to beat the Enel•sh, and force them to re.rinbark. " General Ilrgnier deserves the highest wins. ; he has conducted hanise:f like an able and cope. rienced General. General Loison maitiosiaell his reputation. 141 short, every officer Ebel soldier hoe fought si:th bravery arii enthusiasm. I will sond yon a statement of the rewards to be g:ven to the inure •rniy of Portugal, which is animated liy the protean devotion fur the service of the Emperor. " I ain, with the inu:t repectful "devotion, 31oureignenr, arr. &c. NlASstall." THE :2RITISH PRESS. LON DON, lON DAY', Noverana 26. LATEST NEM , : FKOM PORTVCAL. We have melted account. from our Irmt• in P0rt04..1 to the 10th, and from the Lritiph Syniutron in the Trivia to the 11th ARMIES WERE STILL I.OuILING E.Atil °Tiara. " The Critic, however (*a)s cite of I.tter. ; , fast approaching. which with iehapvy for l'i.rtitgal. uud liumoiralite to Old Eli);land."—W e one at the letters which we hase reve:....l. with notch eati•fact:on. knowing the 'nth Late source from alit axe it cone.' Tacl3, NOV. 11, 16110,, _ t• Mamas has att•ruptict s.othing yet, lie keeps up a goo I front. hut we t'..iok he has begun upon Ins retreat. Thr.o.:h some a5.c...3..ts say. be expects retatarceraeuts hens Spelt.. namely. 11:e greater part of the army 14-4 lens before Cad,r, and the troops that were stationed at Selide aid the . adjaceat country; hat tl.ey dl rot, ve;: i .ot 'Nue . teate the impregnsiAe • , qlttian, L.'s' A% L tit NO. Tux oLatalor,.. So lit'ic appg.he u .i gri . 'Act% ;, . • is entertained at their tit-tier of r iir t _ tbe last gespeagi order i”ti: t 1 10 t e to..- (*try koldiee to Laic tour ~e hip tile/MLA, On 4 elk d4 P . Wr4 r O / cute evilly, in crsis, vrtpc . atti amdup las h ; in • h are very sharply lo#ng ont far M AMIN et 0, 7 It a arllAiscertthierl fut, th d 1 14 , 4, 4 little braid,fiiir cort.iderable tinir . pszt ; a le / deaths, sickness, an d desertion, mon this numbers to an alsruiiil degree. &lassies st:r ipe ;he was : l ever berme to he. No cause is hopeless. More disaffected Portal hire been discovered in Portugal, and h ew confined. The sailors have suffered much q Tagus, bat they have pluyed,their part well, Lord Waismiarei ha/ spoken is high the naval brigade (GOO men) which (outs at Alhandra. leek, it servos, has efte;:— fa twits /'reach /trendy, when they rne.g th r F, t at the well front ahem.e, they both draw act. Villa Franca is neatly destroyed by .e. 6r.gait i ra i n .hoo. lidetwe li i er rev: ii ils . a h i s t i tose 23 .7 1 a1l cl. a , te ell pie arrived here. The One is the Tagui i. trey supplied Roan Liebou with reteshuients of ii;! The Kent line attled for tha Mclitelraneas. "Sucre IN TIM TACOS icor (Adana! loto Tinaais, Camas., rki:Mista, itrapcmeat, Aadarimi s u b Drimlimazin, Hannibal (Sr T. Wiliam), Ebr,!,,, Ll Fit Ilweam, Beane, bialporme, j 1 Regulus, Zertob.a, Curiamaut, Grairla, Clinger. Yeet f ired w i* O fiki " be pea f ro' 1 461 : 31 the E.l S%. J fOO3 l AJY• 1.:1~ The Gazette `Caw ( I eight cee:i.at al f triet from a Dispatch from Lord 11'sttsiscra dated the Wth lust. It states that soth,cg i portance had *marled *tate the 3 the date cf former tepitehrt. The sepposed attack op Ahrentes sins merely a feint fur the 'myth. eforrne! an attempt to CMS. the Tazu s at vi % elite, town kieler op on that titer. T bridge hawing bleu destroyed. IN. ae.eap t not succeed; but we SONY C o 4 9 idells:y prep that a passage will be ati , tiesl et 8 mot tent puiiit. The Simi 4f said Estremadura will then be upeawl t.ll curia). ; and we shall. prethably. heat co mu those of r taloa of famiae with whieh the TRIM Jourasltleare aroused Vim reader.!—T te weal from General Sit Tutus. received by Lord rt re arum. ■re to the 4th irbtaert. They da net lice DootisVir corps, which was supposed to b: been oa its march to jai:• NIAISCPA. Accouats have beets received from Fra-:-e the 2 t instant, which state ti.at Basarairta p posed to visit Ostend about this time, sad that f of the Imperial Guard had arrived at Bulges. ohject of bia journey is ant aitatitatti ; it would out surprise us if it as coaneeted ad mane plan of iiiva.ion. either as a feint to Eater t country iron lauding limber snp l .l.es to Parlor nr as a serious measure timinicmg tome hors same's. in conortinenee of the roluced state of military force.—ln either even.. the immense no iwr of french Prisoners in Euzl.ued bocomi.s object of considerahle interest and isnxiety.—lhr amount to not lesa than 60,Mu. in the serer, Drl bit. exclusive of 3000 Officers 'tittered Oil the country on parole.—Government have n solved, in conorqueoce. to iced all prisoners to taken in future to Scotland. The Fr.pcb frigates driven ea the melts of Vacua, near La NOVI!, SS related la t week, nvo: on their beam-ends, with the Theasaad Nifbe stuntly watchiug them. The Nomura*, achoeurr. Lieu'. BLIT, ami at Portsmouth au Saturday miming, from N foundlat,d.—She sailed robot St..lbhit's on Or I ul*. in coutpuny with Vice-Adroiiil Sir Jon% b- I, natwones. in the Anidope, •nbi thr 31.1.%11 behoonrr, with 21 sail of cott‘oy. rig .11dr , :'7'' parted company on the 30th,, and the /ro,f3r f on the Ibt Hu t. iu had r, Ittiv Tg the .11:1!;: and consny in log. 44. 17. :ens. 44. 29. 5t . .. , It: 1: as itii obie of the vu the 4th init. Sod • 4 ain on the %rig. She RIP. the (waapie4e. 6 "" COIIV.I of s 7 soil fur the West on 11 c day morning last. e•trtr oe. Wii i Fell die d The Atlas, lately arrived from the UmMee I , n..r.l;„;nt letters .rem la that sea, to thr ult. which were brought to Cads by the I.e (lett under Sir titres CuITOY aticua , .; :rialto , . on the 7!h of Ot tober, after a iris ttut:,, to complete their water god prorsil: • They a. re joined on the 13th by the Tre•erei-e Ec i .r/e, and the whole it.te to sail on the ll'at remene the Islockade of the French Girt in T.!1: , • here the enemy have, to the *war read. II the hue, and four in the limey harbou:. A fen "• ' pre!iuuts to Sir C. Cunott's leaving In, stele It • .11,,hunAlteCominander-in..Chief of the French ti o:tit three sail of the line. stood out of the hart , tcl to Ins.,Leuvre, as the treaeh sHps frequently & Sauctt. Hoots, in the Codas., sub t. sp.rit of enfetprize and wand judgmtot for v n•c: Ise stinds elistinguiabed, seeing that the trent! Ch'et had ventuted ont a little farther than u•o instantly mode ao attempt to eat him off. 61 nearly eit'cletl it. without a:tus!:y a• was ratable. The French Airs !!!' the roar?.., end discontinued 01..4 " t.r4e. Tt i• bra% e •ttcm. t CfSu S•Mt. f • `' ' the admiration of •11 the snip CHAILLSI Corns lift the