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capital, afford reasons to expect that a dreadful conflitt will mon take place, in order to disconcert the designs which the enemy have conceited 'gaunt Tortoia."--(Same Paper af July 26.) PRIV.474c COXRESPONDENCE. PINIIEL, AAA 25. hare just time to tell you that a very large co. lawn of M rtueh advaaced at day-light yesterday towards Almeida, and attacked the light brigade under General Craufurd, which was hutted about two miles to the right of the town. The brigsrle retreated. contending every inch of grouutl l until they wised at the bridge of Almeida, whe►e they made• noble stand. The enemy attacked the bridge three times. and forced it once, but were driven Leek with great slaughter. Trie loss on our side is very considerable: four officers arc killed, and • great number wounded, the greater part of whom arrived here lest night on their way to Coimbra. At dm o'clock yesterday I was near the bridge of Almeida, the enemy then had retreated to the huts occupied by our troops ; but I learn that Geswral Craufurd'► brigade has retreated in the eight with in a short distance of this. We are in hourly ex pectation of swing from this towards Lisbon, I fawcy the object of the French in making this at tack, arm to dri►e as from the vicinity of Almeida, which they reckon will fall is a few days. Fort Coupption wee blown ■p on the 4lst, on the re heat of the light brigade from thence. The 43t1 and 96th regintattaa have suffered most : of the farmer, Col. Hull, a captain, and a lieutenant, were kaled, and ten or eleven other oaten wounded. The 95th bad one oaten. a Lieutenant billed. and six or men wounded ; one (Captain Cray) I sin Afraid mortally: the 52d hare also somas slicers wounded. PIIIIIRL, JULY 19, 1510. In my letter of the loth. t informed you that the position of the army was nearly the same as it had w e e woe time before, with the exception of General Craufurd's brigade having fallen back to Val de la Nola and Fort Conception ; sad that eilded Rodrigo was holding out moat bravely.— The treads a laving forbid the lint breach they made impracticable. commenced their attack in soother (patter, sad prepared for storming at day. light oa die 11th. The besieged, seeing further Millilkagevr, ;midges, surreudered at .ix o'clock. . 11110.1111ar.111Ratirms. There is scarcely a,parallel kaallory'afamsalt bravery sail eudtesiamp as the Gls if Cif/ gib*, mewed on Ibis occasioo. •is miaNdallhis amd adasidiieseat of every one Zll: 4wo l homem litallthatipo:lloo , a place without any riesoili bald oat so leas Visas .airitalsr Noe the binary lave .asedle dasidlmisigoas use* they occupied the sky ke porpiaml. It is said' that all the trays 4.24 alas vets *eat at prisoarrs to France, sail ihmossoiso el Ns 43•erreer, whs. Leantgilundo . Ntlisglfdslstlslmalve .els e was iavard:aall ea made a prisotser. The rflieh f aNhad a ;P"'"Mmult hem sass 04"10 turaoquece fallen back near to the Bridge of M . rude, weak the light infrutry. Thir eaietrrenteittl am far u Val de Cantata and the feet, whiehis to blown air ea the opprosati of the anew. This illsirion of the French as cennenntled tcy General • troinoon. the villain who phusolored the Ptrrtatoese roe a forme• °cession. His hard-qcntrters are at • Goleta. Ntrathers or the ipharcampb of Araveilia. and of tints town. arc Sysagaill ilia wreck Of 11144 pr..perty torus& Lisliesty: it ts reported by I►lto Ire d.iit eaaalog is here, that Bernips rte is arrived at Vit.: twits, in Spain ; and that 3,040 of his Imperial I itiods are at lirgas; they also star. that two of hl5 ihrssi„lrl hsve irtanhod oil (rota thw warn body of the allay, one towards Salamanca. and the other towards B idapiz. They say that the French are io great want of droll meal; they hare bread inebund ante. We expect every moment to sae the whets of our army in motion. General Hill'. divistahh oe the bunks of the Tagus. hes fatten back to wards Monate*. dif our Awe will be reocentrat. ed in the strong to Shia side of Littman, whew' I dart say we .halt hated tight *battle. end oat hobo,» Lord Welliogtoses heed-otrarters are stilt at A irerea. A large spdtreity of provision, are r wing dti'r to Aboriita. wliidt ithire, it is said, .sill be ahk to bold out fur lOW InailLif:l; but if the holly of t h e army is found b wettest towards Lis bon, of what traportatire istl mull isolated place in our rear? Llama. avim This week Lilian by the mort.nient. of Magna/v.' memos . the rogue s , Gear Castel Brame*, imi4:43lisx. naval Shiro esinseirtent movement taltaxklitio;:di: l'esterd sy a report retailed end int hod isureeeded o . • ih•s hut lint hart. ismfirwird. 11'e lout had e r...yrin but partial ati-ir anti the enemy. General I 'raliftme• :malaria earned great tiarlur. turd drone haat a sii:arria• (Drew of the e:...uy. TSe Mail of • Crews) I 'e!fmcsi, states Zak* to tar ',wady the thee !Coral .1: vrwsitsiet, and rivita-rar "lb tie.: .t rrourptilbty. The ahas.e l'reorh farce 1 1 resteri.tratison in frost a Lodi Welfington.-- slimmest! ciat.tiuhra elan ....1 't, receive the ossewy. reels/ . 610046 . 11 it• r+l; J.uarvl> 'Has aleva4llet4 the gllst and *drew bo. Lawsiagr to :he ptati.c Cottclitb. sad duals. fur tiance. In return. he has chosen I hot/Y of young Spanish gentlemen as his guard of ho nom ; and Ewing stripped all, has. as he says ) gone to drive the Eitglith into the sea. Last even ing arrived the troops from Halifax ; they have nearly divembarked Limos, rut.V t 6. We have no news from the array later than to the Yid Al this mouth, when some of the positions had been altered ; but we heard this morning a re pots, though no precise foundation was pointed out, that a retreat wire iu contemplation from Alvetca, the present hcod•quartets. The French seein to be ntoneruvriog to get tound the English; but they caunet cross the Sierra of mountains that lead towards this city without sttstaining *defeat, should Lord Wellington, as indubitably he will, think it to oppose them iu this attempt. As usual, the shire wishing is insatiably successful, but it leads to no• thing of consequen e. We hate taken in this way more than 1,600 men. Our light horse behave ad. mirably, as well as every port of the army that has been rewired. We are a'trid something dreadful is to be expected at no gri at distance. T:.e storm is only gathering, it may break in a short time, but the longer it 'cumin., in reprise, the more terrible will be the explosion. Many people think that the French will be in possession of Lisbon before a month has expired ; but such persons are noto riottOy of a desponding temper, though generally well haul wed. We are petfitctly well satisfied with the Portuguese troops, steel on English courage we place implicit reliance. It is mentioned that Ge neral Hill, with Marquis Retsina, has been ordered forthwith to join the main Cody of the allied army, as the French are in too great force near Badajoz. ProviWons are everywhere plentiful, and the her. vest is premising. Two thousand French base come over bum the enemy. Hcad-Quarters of the British Army, Alwerta, Jets Its, solo. You will be naturally anxious to hear of our ope ration■ in this quarter, which every day become snore and more interesting. After the fall of Ciu dad Rodrigo, the pliant garrison were marched off for France, but many hundreds of them will Dever reach their destination. The barbarous enemy. ac cording to authentic accounts, were daily destroy• ins those brave men, who, exhausted through fa tigue and the extraordinary exertions they have made fur their country's cause, were no longer ab e to proceed on their way. These victims of French cruelly are numerous, and will only serve to the Spaniards as so many motives fee revenge. The fate of Portugal will shortly he decided, and every thing may be hoped for from the unconquer. able bravery of British soldiers. They yesterday gave the enemy an earnest of what he may expect from them in a general engagement. This was of itself a smart affair, and to borrow a French phrase, " Covered the English with glory." It was the object of the Ime rue y to cut off the division order General Craufant. and prvi tot it from joining the Maintain!. With this view they assembled a force of *B,OOO infantry and 3,000 cavalry, which, at about thaw o'clock in the merning, attacked our adenniced guard, consistirg of 000 cavalry and 4,000 infantry only, in the iic:nity of Almeida. It was not till night that this ciii.test terminated ; and when it is considered that, during the conflict, the British repellant the enemy in three distinct at tache, at the point of the baronet, on the bridge which passe► over the Co., you must suppose the cansage amongst the enemy must be great. The British ultimately retired, which was all they want ed. Same the Briti.h have retired, the enemy are auvesting Almeida. The armies we now lookii g 'at each other, as if contemplating on the awfu !crisis so near at hand. The combined fonts arc 4 full of coufideoce. !Rom S.I7VRDAY IVJG.Iii"S GAZETTE. Dowaisig-street, August 11 6 ISio. - - - A dispatch, •f which the following isan catmint, was this lanolin ►eceived at Land Liverpool's of • 'dressed to his Lordship by Lieutonutmt- General Viscount We!hosts's, dated Alecto', July 25, 1810: The cavalry atterheill to General Crauford'a sd vanced guard remained in the villages near the Fort of La Conception tilt The 114 inst. ohm the enemy bbliged it to retire toward■ Almeida, end the Fort La Cowes, tion was dm stroyed. Femim the 21st till yesterday morning, Brigadier- Ge•errl Cranford continued to occupy ■ position near Aiineide. with his left within eight bandied tardy of the Fort, and his right extending towards Junes. Thr varmy attacked him in this position yesterday mourning, shortly after day-light, with a term - large body of infantry end cavalry, sod the Brinadier-Gmasterul retired ocnissthe bridge over the Coe. • to this 6mm:ion I ern ownr to say that the troops stbdtr hi. ioomintsd *offered cosatairealAt The eueloy aftrevraPrta made three efforts to storm the bridge over the Coo, tit all of which they ..re I ilia jut . ..ranee thin throaghoot tt,ing Jay the (. - .l " 4 "modiug OActitniof t h e and 415th regiment*. Liesatitoont.e..otowei lie. te.tti, Beeler, Hull, avid all ihetiodetee etsdarolaiir. or these Penitent resiatesios, , 11.teugatiatiecl titenl4.4l.a. *lgo woe killed. 11.. Majeaty Nib 1...>t au eh!e mud 0116:4re. itfizotin•tiroor i'ranfard he. noticed I !be 816%4116<w iit th« .34 regiment of Vogt ug wow ela.. ....• b. Matt flie Oviusnood of Lirot•lmo-Colo.del F.l.lre. _ ..... Spo, 1 -not ?-1-% the rattny ben oak ue luove• ott.ta. THRATRR-R'IYA/.,HA Y• .V. 4 R KE T. THIS EVENING, MON D %Y, Awl 13 Will he persica] (first time des ILV WO 00 ) the Thinly of HeMIPT. Hamlet, Mr. C. liemble; Pnliwlsrs. Mr. Mathews; Ho ratio Mr Holland; Ghost of Manske's Father, Nlr . Lyre. Gertntdr, Queen of Denmark, Mrs. Ifretsiore °Orbs Mrs. Mathews To which will be sthletl. the Movirel EMertaiorocot of THE SON.lttialgiW7 -----..‘" losmaet, Mr. Trey; Rowksti, Me. Awes; Sigoor Arlo melt, Mr. Taylor. Mn. Mathews. To-morrow, The Africatta, Kittle* no Mender, Mad ROM. beam Feriae*. A New Mundt Piece, is three sets with new Seewery, Dresses, he is ni rebewswl s awl wall line/wed early le the eusuiui week. Fume Night abe New Grand Illeek•lieroie Sera., Corse Lrearm 7 7 (EMI OPERA. Tlll5 KVENING, MONDAY. August ie. will he Per. formed the Comic Opera of • UP ALL NIGHT ; ON, TIIQ swim:taut, CAVE *theirs' Bleat. Mr poetise; Youth' Hearted!. Mr. loki hope. Juliano", Miss Kelly; Flora, Mils E. nohow Iletct which the she ent twat) a New Grand Mock-Howie herio-Cotair Ballet of Adios, called JACK THE (lIANT.KILLER N.lh wheted Muse, New Scram, Dintsts, wd Decoratioas. rllw Mallet soda the direction of Mr. Bradhsrt.) t Km of the fhwer Mises ' Mr. Fisher ; Veliaiths, Entelit of die tinier of the Green Drogue, Mr. Illoardia ; Jest tier (:taut-Kaki.. Master leers (La trit appestaaert ; Terreille, the c;isiit, Mr. Hobert; Ileseiterite. the Mira. Mr. Araiiiata•bieldapagetoreit'oua, ' N oire to Jack. Mr Bredimra 'ha .al appestat...re at tl.:. Thr fr . ! Iroaieka, P4IOCMI Of the Silver MUM., Pima Lamina,; Ameba, the Hsa..l.sn Genoa% %Pe E gmbigo.. is k 1. apa T cardiac THE 131111'1,' LON DO. m Ms) A kali from Liiiron arrii Letter. and Paper that and also Dispatches from V . dated Alveres, ;:alt.—The CV ll* in Op. course of the I. Ministerial circles, in the "I " Dispatches were this in: Lord Wat.tdecents, dated appears that the advanced cur: General ra 41) ry an. emulating 95th rtgiitieistu, with part of goon., and the Ist Grinnell , Dorse Artillery, and two battalions Chasseurs, having remained of the Cost, in order to give , garrison of Almeida. were attacked ing of the 24th, by a division of which a large proportion withstandiag the east superiority our troops successfully vi slated break is upon them; and, -" effected their retreat in the Cu., ; though not without which, including killed and about .270 mew " Aftet odr troops Lad enemy made three desperate bridge by assault, but were with great lora. " Lieet..Colonel 'itch are among the killed. The the Portuguese Chttesentas are thsguidied themselves greatly *id and 93th Regiments arc levet' most. " When the dipatehes INA was within two days' A sem &Wert oaroatit i tsitts.af Saturday evraia4, sal our presedte. _ essionsns. it . as boring antioinense aureviority nut stmt. the partiessia... i. Tbis ever, sappliettiv 40,4,(1 gate Awls the 444 aryl sated , sad 0 00 oevalryleile. . Maim) sod 4,000 eassiey.4 elided 46 7%e Cla:ette. thtitattillery libre. TlllO affair, therefore, suet fearful aids, reflects great Potoe ; and it is also a roost to learn that the Portognese see folly smeared the evr the Colaroo.A— • credit .to the•gallesstry of the cannot reengage the pe t s4e n ee . a sitliatieit in writ they were t6)_lc 33 41 ., lin inirgeoveli superior ' of inceour."Tlie . eat: hi& suth . the of ; 1) et, thong% oil birithreinetit danger of being of hest of say atuoiment i- Only to support it. Lord therefore. have holism it for Coat/ruts would be able retreat is the event of being .. superior force ; or, he exposed wainent danger. without an we comet think that to give t.. garrison of Almeida, **expressed was an object of that description. not competeot ter the purpose • instead of countenance. it , went to the garrison of Almeida, the piney of the enemy to wiH be now probably left, lil its own strength und iesonrcea. the private letters r..-om our army. LINGTON is expected to retro..it , Lisbon. There are some circus the contrary. justify a different cote the approach of a general • are concentrating themselves, 411 h .hews that MASSICII• at ' in our strong positions. Perla Papers to the 4th inst. Aa artick under date of that the Turkish army haring Mount Balkan (formerly Itussian General did not deem tack it, but took a arcantaus Besargik in Romelia. It is I that between three and fostr landed from three frigates. in ed by the inhabitsnis, and tempt+ with considerable lost. We have received New-' 16th ultimo, and a fen Bovton date. It is stated in one or Administration canicsivisl itseh to take se ire and r fficient itisout the Wert eatima of Congress opinion of Mr. RopMflr, the the United States, had been s uf , jeer. A report W 3% prevalent. both at Beano 2 , • Visa, at the data of thsse P41..1.. ort 0.- r :::el"4l iv l;ll t GN : S' o T r l i 31 , S j l . !:" } :l4 y a cio.nadol t r..u.ira c iirbsytw i mpl t i:i y itteituinstini t : o 4"6oetre t luitti l r.: l :i e lLtec,,ll, : .;,:ri,u,,e,thiidctt i i. : =,:i..,,:r.:o,l l ., l ,: ii t, .11111 Viscount %Vet! IN ' 107; hl" k G. we ii.o waork- tl I A ! VeICII Jul y Is. i t lll'i r ou e tigut 4: c ol o ifl:n u t; n wile t t o e :11; : e i a 2 t4 s : n sell tdt the : ge t e cri:l : ,•,t took opted attacked on the aim. ater, in of the French arm y laces , mu were cavalry. No',. - not pre, , criority of the ene ve , n eap „ seated every attempt t, m an , after a severe oa st , At Zit e be-t order across t a cnnederahle kw, P p,rsoo I wounded, amount, to god t'' crossed the Coo, ti e The to attempt* to city 7 t,e 616°1: 'e repulsed every ti e , greet to be i and Capt. Chratst Or Pt to British Inforitrs al Um"' ire reported to The ly in this affair, and the Imc'all s: those which haw, Kr. parted came away. General or. Ge ' march of Lord Wit. oft" We wits published in lie squib, and will be fascia bowl represeuts the SKS, bad is ority of tete ; burnios to eels Fhis deficiency is, bao- Tae ate corresnonelence, is there toted .at 4.N0 infantry Tbo faun) at 5,000 irranit.v frlis r 6 ailfieb, as appears by art r woo of much larger r. The E re, in which there were white' re it credit on the Allied Tbl t cheering cneuroviasce Qa 4 le r part of it did its dot., et tation• entertairril by Pease -But, white we goer CIA head the tro..ps enpaged, et Imams. , nee of placing tiseri is barked sere exposed to be 11 . • His ' 'crier force, and ow of the .46, e battle we find bird bjlewei (hough the Allied Fort h teem being overwhelmed, we iot a" sot in soy otber part' Letts rd trsLitautya mw:, tarsal granted, that GeLe-,1 they ern tie to make goad i, t et l e e e by g attacked by a gre.:ty tht .:7 ol cud the corps to The ► a d ai mile object : inr "own ire couutenance t‘i mite trusted in The Ga:em I satti Besides,• rt was fereutr pose ; for by its retreat, 3 4 ,,, has given discourage- mew 6, klincida, and left it it Haasi • invert it. The plot 3111 1° , Ike Ciudad Rodriga. l u it appears fire Tae all ern rr a. a ec r nu i l o y t o n s : t is it n h i n t :1 1 a r wh o c e n t : J : l % i: a l : 0 61 ; 74 al uue al action. Both arratet Belt tl a, sad the action of Ito Ivo I not afraid to atria in It °u I sti be ac h 3st. have been rectivrd. lblt at Vienna, July 40, otlto a " k m • ing taken • position 03 A n t : Monet !lemur), the II 64 tern it adiiiseable to at• a is rotate, and arrived at stated from Legbata. • tr ie I ✓ hundred men having tee in Corsica, were attack' Cede oil outset led to re-etabstao (to etp a »a N▪ ub Gaut!" to t he l et° A loston Papers to a late atask, se alsa, of the former, that the lts/I • a u thorizedf grrsi; ertaiond h st F e s i b a y in l: ;. c , e° nP e.. le Attorney-General of Fate been taken u po• i" • eren t: 4 . C. 4:: Ell at Boston aft' Now. buck • tll.- ...to"' : Copy of Geticr.l l'atufustrAA'poet,ittelos..lio Lout Wellies tuo's da1...al of Me o.;t1, Jobs. Co tt:ILA itay :17.. 1810, M Lonw—l have the honour ttoireport to oar Lordship, that yesterday inortiiagstlie eiresisOsd visored to attack the light division with between three and four thousand cavalry, a coosairroble number of guns, ■nd a large bod► of infantry On the first appvaraium of the heads of their columns, the cavalry and brigade of ati Men at.: tacked to the division adratited to support the picgucts. and Captali Roos, with four guns, was for some time engaged with those attlielitd to the enemy's rivalry, which were of much largt r calibre. As the immense superiority of the enemy's forre displayed itself, we fell bark gradually towards the foam*, upon the right of which the infantry of the diri•iou'wes posted, having its left in some judos •ures near the witalnslll, about eight hundred yards . . Irons the place, and its right to the Coa, in a %cry beckon arid extensive position s which it was eltio lately necessary to occupy. w order to cover the paseage of the amity cud artillery through the lung defile leading to the bridge. After this was effect ed, the infantry tetired by degrees, and in as good order as it is possible in groutid so extremely iuut eate. A position close in front of the bridge was maintained as Inag as was necessary, to give time for the troops which had paused to take up one be hind the river: and the bridge was afters arils de fended with the greatest gallantry, though I sin sorry to say with considerable loss, by the 43d and put of the 95th regiment. Towsrde the afternoon the firing ceased; and after it was dirk, I with drew the troops from the Con, cod retired to this place. The troops behaved with the greatest gal lantry. (Signed) R. CRall VURD. To Lord Viseassi trelliegion. Sit ht. &e. Those retuned as prisoners sad missing were take. in a charge of the enemy's cavalry just after our cavalry cod guns had began to retire. Wallin br orSICCRS 1111.1.1t0, oOttanorD, NO Stratt art 43.1 Foot--Lieut..Colonel Edward Haul, Capt. k Cansaroo„ Lieut. John Minns. 95th Fee—Leek Dosed 11I'Leed. Weaved. Stair-. Lieut . Shan, add liegimest, Aide-de-Gimp to Brigs &est:emend H. Crawford, slightly. tith Light Dragoon—Lien& Blatchked, severely. Ist Batten:is of the add Regiment—Captains P. Delano, t. Lloyd, and W. F. P. Napier, slightly; Capt. J. W. Hall, severely; Lieut. George Johnstone, ; Licat. J.. P. Hopkins. severe) • lieut. Horatio ilaneot &lightly ; Lieutenants J. SPDeemaid, J. Neversui, Roger For derick, severely. sed ditto—Major linty Hitter/opt dislitlf) Cartkie Ti Campbell, ditto. Cab lilts—Crptinas Jasper Creek end Affsma severely, blare dead; tat Limit. H. C.lNottlt. ; ter Lien/manta Mathias Pratt, Peter Rileg. A alnp,t sod Thomas le.lb, severely ; ad Ixil. Geer irassions, ditto. 3.11 , 4m,r. 141 battalion of thenstla nestionit--List J. 0. 111 1 0411iikk, talteu prisoner. Retina of the aiumber of the Killed, Warded, iwl 11firanwo l. ors division of the Amy ~ter Mr Centuniad of kwEi• crllcacy Licateurad•tenseral L..rd Viscount Wellington, ▪ in action aith the French Army, Near Almeida, en Ike sett; July taw. Headquartere, Ahern July ea, a • IS. gtair.....l staff, winewlet navel Heise Artillery—, bones, killed; • Imam, Meende& ; *rant nod Ale, miariag. lath Light Oregano—l aerjeant, killed ; 1 liarantaut, I rank mad Me; 4 IOW" Wooded. tett Light bragnens3 Masco warenrk4 Pm Harare, lines Genres Le git—; horse, Wei; 6 risk sad Me, 3 borne, weended Ist Battalion earl F00t...a liegitatsaMtaiasrl, ). ddatold, 1 hiutesant,.2 enjeams, 13 rank sad Mrylpih.AasMay ; 6 heateirante, s earjeasta, Mel doe weink i t anima., 14 risk mid file, aneeleg. let lattaliam sod Font—i rank sad Mr, killed ; .1 camels, wounded t * rusk and Ale, mieariag. . ; lel Hattainn 97. th littetammik, al weak • killed ; • colotoial, s literseraoldo, t ensign, I StliC4lll, rank ad Ale, irousded ; t Itesteusat, 1 oedema, Si sad &le, missing. < : • lot Rattailloa Factorise* Caseadarreseam muk all Me, lagyillg. 7 rank mod Me, wounded; 7 rook mid &le, opirsbap, ad ditty—• 3 nab sad Me, killed; a oorjaadao, sync 44.1114 j wumeded ; • rank and lie, wirriceig. Tutol-1 liestonast•toldoet, a ealaddleo u lieversoZ 3 49 rusk sal Noy &Isms; Maler, 7 Ceplaisot,Va liremmeeass, oteerjestsle; 164 'auk and Me, 13 basses, e' ,1 lieumisowo", set oast, 1 dreamer, em reek aid Me. shies*. T B. Owe Officer of the Porter's's@ Camaikeus upimaded, reek sad same out warriainsel. (Silobl) • C. arcivadriji Brit -Goo. aoll.idit•Dilso • Adair*lg . p.Ogice, Amgen: 11, Is lO. Viee-.ldmital Campbell has transmitted to John Wilson Crokrr, F.arp a letter frodu I.teut. \Var. rand, commanding H's Majesty's gott-brig Blood hound, Orin , an steenunt of her haring, ou the G•h instant, raptured, off the North Foreland, the Brcduirte French prartnerr, of ten guns anti •.G tarn; out one day from Calais, without hat tug mad* ray rapture.