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By official accounts it rpoears that Ciudad Ro drigo defended itself bravely on the hlti instant. In an action brtwe4 the advancwl pasts on the 4th, the English lostigine men, and the French sixty, who belonged to `their advanced guard.—( Lisboa Gazette, July JULT 13. Ile last intelligence received from all parts of Spain is of the most satisfactory nature. The light parties. become every day more numerous, and inflict very considerable lapses on the enemy. The last accusists from Ciudad Rodrigo and the besieging army are favourable to the allied troops, end the enemy has not nridertaken any operation of moment agaiiiat Cadiz. The loss of the enemy, through the Tote explo biota of his powder us.ig.tzine, to credibly reported to exceed Q4O cwt. and his loss in men since the beginning of the litege of Ciudad Rudrigo until the Sib instant, is computed at from 10,000 to 12,900 men. Taking into consideration the present state of af fairs, and the [toys which the enemy 111.0111/Iq, not only from the fire of the place, hut also through de r-rtion, while our •racy not only remains iindimi ni3lied ift niimliers, hot acquires daily s higher de gree a di.ciplitie and military sk:ll, we hare every reason to hope, that wileurier circumstance,' permit our gallant troops to engage an enemy against whom they entertain a deeply-rooted and eternal hatred, the result will prove favourable and glorious to nor wins. A letter 'Acint a respectable person, dated Balla joz, tbt yth inst. contains the following passage " From 9to MOW French attacked the division of Nlurillo y Intim: the conflict wrs s.vvere; the enemy's 10-s was very con-iderable, and our troops behaved with the utmost gidlant7y; but oar loss cannot yet be aserrtained."—( The same Paper.) Jr I.lr 14. itrolrigo still defended itself on the 9tb. —( Lisbon Diary, ✓rly 14.) JULY 16. No event of importance haft as yet taken place; but, in the absence of more interesting tuformation, I will give you some account of the actual state of things on the frontiers. Ciudad Rodrigo makes still a noble stand. hot I fear most soon fall. On the 9th, I um iiifurtned. they Mid 14 days' immuni ties and prosi-ions. There simian affair of posts on the 4 , h, in which a Portuguese Regiment of Cliteo.i.urs behaved very well ; they were attacked by a superior force. and fought lung and gallantly, and when they were at length obliged to retreat. they did so like lions, fighting, and their fronts to the enemy, who followed them nobl they encoun. tered our htizzars, and six pieces of our flying a►tilery near Fort Conception; they opened on them, and fired sixty rounds into the French corps before it could retreat ; it was then pursued by our hussars and the Portuguese, and many were killed. The Portuguese lost nine into and oirofEcer ; the French above ten times that num ber. General Craafurd's brigade is near Fort Conception, of course fallen back from Gallegos. I ins well informed that the enensy has twelve thousand cavalry near Ciudad Rodrigo. Our ca valry are all in advance ; the Royals, at Sebu pi; the 14th, Inth, and Hussar*. at Fort Con ception : the 3d and 4th, at Cea and Monguulda ; Rosse's troop of artillery, at Fort-Conception ; Ball's. at Pinuncas; the whole of the infantry are quartered from the neighbourhood of Celerico, ►y the valley of the Nlondego, to Guards Cartetiluco, and so on to Fort Conception. The whole army could be brought into fine at twelie hours' notice ; and most certainly weer was there an army nifire effector', nor in better fighting order. EXTRACT TRO I 4 TWO orvici*i. ru►M MARSH4I,OIIINSRAL LORD vsscovier WEL. LINGTONI, TO TISK SECRETARY or GOVERNMENT. DON SEIGUIL MIURA FORJAR, Or TUE 11111 !SISTA MT : The enemy crossed the river Attar• on the 4th inst. with • considerable force, and compelled grigadier-General Craufuril to fall back with his advance I guard to tl)e oriOhourhoori of the Fort Conception, which hid he.•n previously occupied by part of she infantry of the third derision. On this occasion. Captdiu Kercheolierc atedi Ensign Coadennin runt with an unportunit of distinguish ing thetmrivrs, at the brad of a small detachment of the Ara retfiment of hussars, by charging, with (• t h e nimist gallantry, au tutaay ' s turps far rape. our ne number. l !le Vaud battalion of Portuguese Chug-or s roma an opportunity, nude, the c nnnsauti of c o i nu el Dales, of altsplie.iog their steadiness end courage during the movement 461 the aalseneed g uard, unit in aeveral skimits'aes with the enema. Since r this day wrote to your Excellency, 1 have received iistelligeuce of the surrender of Ciudad which took place 3 e-terd oy. A lorze sod practicaLle breads b hero :dsde. ' • 4CA . V t il lf I s • _ A - . - 4`. • ‘ A i • 2 • .4, . 2346. \ 4 €4, 81 / 4 t 441 0 1i. • -a 34 400, _ _. _._...... _. . NUMBER titer sr the enemy was prepared Mar.bal Ney listing V they were accepted ingly surrendered. The enemy took said place on the r vested it on the 1, on the 15th of silenced to batter month ; and when position of the tifications, the enjoyed in its at'sck, which he brought of Ciudad Rodrigo Governor, Don And . Fawn, reflects the and deserves to be fences of other places, has illustrated itself " independence. This morning an our piquet. and those officers and 3lt men sent., Jaely IG.) The Spaniards , honour; t tat tnisera►.le besieged by all the and night. 09 one of the heavielt battering wally repair the sr. Desertions are numerous. /lead•gswrfers, sick in all Portugal. According to some been a slight action guards of our army . have suffered considerable Baciajoz, it aprars has approached that serrabla in all the which everywhere the in,urrection almost infinite number reports of the &scallion the English, in the assist the patriotic (Lisboa Peary, .I, 'We are in the to the operatons anxious to learn what We have no positive conjectures. We . able Chief, who linpm, forces win •h compose army which defends ' greatest circuisispectton taken by the enemy. Ciudad Rodrigo fence of 16 days. storm it; but the ' rearstaeoe vain, su, not reached us. offal opinion is, that the place whenever ~ appeared embarrassed, my to its relief, general eligsgrrneal the troops of the enem tage. As to Ciudad , of it is of no consequence the 10th; on the • bouched on the lautly att.cked and of the 14th and lope! Talbot : there French in a great bot charged them subalterns of the 16tb, and eight or ten privates. both the fore-lep of Coigne! Telbot'a hoists were broken, the animal plunged forward and fell; the Colonel fell over Ins head on the enemy's bayonets, alto inst.ritly dispatched him : his body bas not yet been recovered. The enemy lost 300 awe in killed alone. Our loss was under twenty. Colonel Talbot is universally regretted ; he was a native of Slalahyde. near Dublin. Lord lVellington can. nurses nearly in tie Paine h. bees is for some time. The ' , witty hover over all his out posts, but do not venture to make ao attack neon any. Fort Conception has been destroyed. fr . Aid the defence of it should oblige our army to C o.llft to au action in the plata. All the baggage of General divis , on, melodist( that of the Portuguese attached to him, arrived at Alicante, on the titih. The troops arrived at Campo Major, near Elvac. ow die frontier., 041 the 14th. Miami has lately gime his tracipv • little pay ; he is said to have' 1%000 111eil at Cobb. ep,i.:eeti leagues Nut Comma. It ni Olt erosion wilier general here, that this sill be a earniiai.;ti nr pool, an 1 ; no deci•ire act.n:i is eapPCted to take place. IVc can bring tiu,ooU by) oath; into the -• , 1" . • r • Ab b._ • • 37'4 16/ 1444 • SIZOIVCS-PIALIPTISIT• irepaved for a general assault; but sing uttered terms of capitulation, ed by the garrison, *hie!. accord- 1. auk up a positi.in in front of the 6th of last month, completely in- -1 Ith of June, opened his trenches f the same month, and corn- er it on the 241) of the said. ten we consider the nature and place, the defect of its furs advantages winch the enemy • attack, and the formidable force before the place, the def., ce • rigo does infinite honour to its Aside H-narti, and its brave gar. utmost glory on the Spanish anus, be classed with the celebrated de. laces, by which the Spanish simian self in this severe struggle fur its an engagement took place between those of the enemy, who lost tee len taken prisoners.—( Lisbon Us. LISSOM, JULY 18. s are doing themselves immortal serable place, Ciudad Rodrigo, is he French army, and battered day one hattery are mounted Is pieces altering guns ; the Spaniards Sc. walls in broad day under ti is fire. iumerous. , Woicida—no sick.-. Not 2,000 orne accounts,there appears to hate ion between some of the advanced rmy and the enemy, in which they untenable loss. By accounts from irs that the Marquis de la Romanis that place. The mnseusents oh- e prosinces of Spain .hew the si.irit e animates the people. Everyisisere n in full force, supported by the amber of flying parties. There are genital katioo of some divisions of • the maritime ports best suited to • tic riertious of the Spaniards.-. .• July lb.) JULY 20. greatest retort-tenon with respect of the army of Masseuse, sad air +; what will be hia future • dive accounts to assist us in Our 'e may, however, assert, that the looppay commands the numerous •mpose the respectable and brute nds Portugal, observes with the ipection and judgment every step nny.—(Lisbula Diafy, July 20.) JULY 21. igo has fallen, after a gallant s. The enemy were prepared to Commandant, seeing ail further surrendered on terms which have Such is the account; but the ge. that the enemy could have taken ter they pleased, but delayed. and used. on purpose to draw oar ar- • which would have brought on a neat in those great plains, where • enemy would have had the &dram. lad Rodrigo, the possession or loss ieqttence to either party. It fell tio : same day the enemy's cavalry de- plains of Almeida, and were gal- and repulsed by eight squadrons 16th Light Dragoons, under Co. I , here were 300 infantry with the t piece of standing corr. Col. Tel. gallantly; they fired and iplkd 2 e 16tb, and eight or ten privates. I wax " r am. of w Ol re. kit I+% IL O,