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rOREIGN INTELE•GE.ICZ. LIS/lON MAIL !SION. OCT. 2e. L0t..1 Wri!iligteni lur &lean ;nfinitn 4111 jug Yllown ;. ortotto p •sitinii. At fiat wr were little el.c•.ifie4l by bi *at e, lint we tiri IVOw oeurioced of the wi,tloot of Lord Wellington', MrillS Urea. The ease with which Miourena wits snffered to a.!. ranee. the as•t:ranee of a witerstsaisitsg of the Ito tires, by the traitor [tillers•s, and the aerostat he recessed from his Lis.sou e pi ei, ul the determination et the Alhtd Army to embark, all combined to lead !ion to suppose it w.os only requisite to follow Lard Arellington close to drive hint oat sif ortugal.— lle foolishly isuytiueJ that the Portuguese oat ilght—lost in all his siesta he has been completely deceives!. It is impossible for any per son who hat sot seen the hoes to form au adequate idea of their sinsaing strength. The principal forte of the enemy extends from Sobral to the Tagus; he ha. very little form to the left of the Allied A►sy's bass. It is believed that there are tinder his remised upwa►ds of 80.000 MeV. 114 ,hick 1,001 are cavalry. Our force consi.re of about 33.000 Brtish. 30.000 Puri ii4u-so tro. t m of the line s 10,000 Spaiiiar Is from Roman's IlrolYs sad as many Portuguese militia. Them are Igo forts. upon which are mounted etarly *,OOO guns. besides the tram of ar•.•tllery be. loo4tog to our aria,. and 23 gun•bnata, same car. ai . 18-rouders, placed up the river. We have !sow in the Tagus two 9•decktrs. srveo 2-deckers. thethrcr frigates. and smaller vesisiels of war. Upon the what., we Conclude we now have sisnliiw.: to far. The sanity is not e•I1 supplied with the re quisite art►cles; and the dotty loss he suatsius by deseeti.•n, sickness. and the sword, is not lam than •100 Own. Lord Wellington has immortalised himself by his condom. *nil we confidently hope and expect be wee him ease into Lisbon crowned with {sorely. Mrs frail the brow of than spoiled child of fortune Memena. and that hear!! prove to the world there still err British soldier*. and Generals to maim Ind thrut. escapable of eoliqurring Frenchmen sra their 'tennis 'aerators to times of old were. Mysore* suer fight. an attempt to retreat will hatintabiy ruin Iti.n ; he is new in • situation from which nothing short of a victory eau extricate hint ; it i. said he is waiting the seriesl of his alt corm'. and has thrown up seine works or defence near Se beak There are coutional skinohlies. We biro- no news here; ear army is patiently w.laing till Massa thinks proper to attack it: mid wbru he dna, we are here firmly pasta Krell. that ow gallant troops will conquer or die. Willi a W-Ilmytes et their bead. nothing is to he feared. A Krra• parr of the prisoners taken by the ruter prisin• Colonel Trutt at Coimbra. are coming hrrc by sea from Oporto-2000 have already roinarkial there. Two companies of artillery have arrival here. otri.t seasonably. from Bilk!awl. Mitquis ',tumult su4 his army earue over here last wetk. iemsis H PA PER& conows,t, •rT. 26. isTrytto now D. 111 %stunt. D. Nava, comtuNn. 111(1 TH orri,sus Or TUR aIG:IT. TO D. I. T.. 33 IDA Y OIL 'AVM) TAB %011. OCT. 18. •r l le.ve ju driven the eneunN f; (111 S paint. sal pursue•' Imo three le .gues tn Oreuillar. where lie reonaa; rl the Per • with precipitation. The at. tack sod pursuit have been eon ;teeter! with Ow greatest i..trepirtity, and the result has. been to the enemy, severs killed. wounded, and rendtreil unfit lee service ; among which ere twelve Isier.e4, and sae of 'weir Generals. IVe have taken Ile can tos& del/Tn. 1 camp kettles, and other mall suet ;err : oar loss does not exceed five wounded. " °dicers and brave troop, have the greet ed claims to notice. particularly the advanced guarJ and cavalry, who were in action. as well as the col ,mus w:iich advanced to turn the left of the enemy Tao uorober of the enemy amounted to four hun hod and fifty idautry and our hn•tdral and ..Lilty horse. with these which joined them in OT Mill 1/0•" A tenor from D. Manuel tie Nava to U. F. Ts bos to y Ord.:fated Sta. M iris de Ter*. October id. ryes an account of his attalicing the enemy at Sta. 1114rta.-•• To n npltah this object." says he, oe I beets my march et half-past two io th► morn ing of this day, and n• four in the rooming, being about a quarter of a Roane distant from Sta. Hart• sit Tera. &volution. were made for the at teak. by admiring my vatioutrd in the direction of the tneiii by the road of Porno ; the Monition ortieville. commanded by IX Ramon I.ts, with thirty h•tr.e, took the iisterineo , iite point called M•o l ie 410.1 I )hi.lro, is the road of Benaveote ; snj of die feat ~f the trims" were formed titter colomosi, that on dm right. coleaating of the royal battalion* of 'nation, commanded , iy D. Banton Komar, and 111 F. oiearis ;'that on t e left, of the el hour.. Tole4o. commanded by Lteistetiant-Coltroel 11. koie Artat ; end that of the centre consisted of the r••gnnent toidr- my comma-id: the left of the r, ht coin on wa. fl vikerl by two pieces of ealinon. wo•lrr the •luretrtst of O. BA' At.lf Payee. ucnt of Artillery. while .n•. C..npsatrs of cavalry, under the coatootod of Joist Alarcon. oceuttsalld the 'plot Irtifeeti the alumni of the left and the centre. In this sacker we marched against the enemy, 4ho were litiated in the streeti of the tti4n ; and as ,00n as they adw our troops they opened their Ire, which was re:tutted with the greatest vivacity, forcing them to a precipitate fltglit. Both infantry .ffitl cavalry pursued them with the greatest Vi :oar, •:riving them across cite river almost up to tier necks, in which consittrialtle numbeito lost their lwra, Our troops pnrctird them more than d league: they have sustained a loss of slant 170 killed, .4 *ended, and prisoners; of the 4 1 prisciners, there are 10 dragoons. There fell auto our hands the wife of a serjeaut of infantry, who was severely wounded and taken ; besides sii horses of troopers that were killed or merle prisoners, a quantity of aims and ammunition, and the sword of an officer. A soldier of the company of sharp-shooters of Toledo, named Alezatadro Peletuyro, took • stand. Ord of cavalry, killing the officer who carried it.— Onr only loss hiss been three wounded, and one made prisoner." _ _ RIVADRO, OCT. 22. A Spaniith brig. which 113.1 viitered Gijon with tobacco. has at last sniffed in this port ; several c►eiltble persons on boar(' of it give the following accounts:— 041 liVeihiesilay ilia 17th instant, our trciops entered Gijon, precisely at the time when the ene my's g Immo tliere had been augmented with those of Luanco, Caiulao. nod Aviles. Thong,. all these garrisons united ezerrdrd eOO inert, they decline-it an action, which WAS 01 , red b, our In opa. The famous Porher was 'lie first who rnt,red that town with his aoldiers ; Etwaadots and Cuatanon followed him with their's, and afterwards Heuer:des with those of the expedition under his command. l'or lier pursued the ..uetwy with iiiirepidity, some, and making swine of the rear-guard primmer.' but in cniowiluenee o 1 the rapidity of their flight, loeiog unable to bring them to solos, lie returned to Gijon, leaving partiea or obsersquon at the most important points. Daring Thursday the ahove. enentiowed officers and Ile divisions ender their command remained in Gijon, and next night Reno vales reintharked to continue his coarse, while, Dearly Ovine the mine hoer, Perrier put liim,Af rn march for Oviedo, hawing destroyed the batteries of the enemy." Thus far sly the persons on board the brig. which was taken Doss.stiot of by the French. after hawing sailed from Meader, wi , h tobacco end effects of the Royal Treasury. with which the Administrator An gal% and the Sub-Deputy Don Pedro Elan°. were retitle( to Gijon. ander the idea that that punt was free from the. French. All was ronfu.i.su in that won. in consequence of its boing surprised by oar troop., and by the tire of an Eiglisit Corvette which approached it. There were taken from the 'army several valnahle vessels pun:coding from America and England; and it is deterninve.l that then Afc to come to Weeder , , it tt , :iit.; egr.rel that Purlier shall have for his share one of reels. Ky a pearant whn has j r.r a . wed ■t Quitman,' from the quarter of O•irl', we are informed that the operatinna of Pnit , bir at Ovi►do were aucce.•ful. lie ett et 'liberty al 'lie Spaniards who were primm era, and tank eighty of the enemy, whn preerpi tarely abandoned the city. lie Gimp ax.erts„ that Senor de Pol has nilvaisei-d, and had hie hrad•gnar tere at Grade). Yesterdiy there might have been a considerable a••Unn, for tlanse on board the hr. 7. heard a I , IV ',harp cau•,oua.le when they pia.wei.l he twern Lusreig and S. Est-en.. db. Prima, TIT': BRITISH PRESS. LON DON. WEDNESDAY. Noviims is. The followioe Au'kilos were sheen to the public stlerge et the Palace yestrnloy .` Wiodoor (7ostle, Nov. ts.—Eight o'clock p Is MS \L►attwrtr hes had some hour. sleep in the -course of this day ; and. upon the *hole. appears better than he has been since the commencement of his illness. " H. It. REYNOLDS " H. HAIXORD. W.IIEBERDEN. " M. RAILLIE. " R. WILLIS." Wiantsor Castle, Nor 13. nis SI AMITY hula had :i!tle or no sleep in the night. but continues as well as io the two preced ing thi)o." (Ssr-ol at anre ) NVe stated, on 'Monday, that Minister* mean to propes.e to-morrow a further Adjournment for a f o r tn i g ht. We understand that they also mean to propose, that 4Consmittee be appointed to examine the itthesidisig Phririans, and report on the elate of Ml+ Marastv's health. We hire received Dutch Paper, to the 28th 144, from which we have made the rahawing txtrarts: •iIIi•COWA, Ott. I. The Sublime Porte appears firmly decided to mate all its lOCII4 to compel the Serriatis to returu to their obedient*. These took I.lwr►. on the Stith of lest month. be 'se•e the Turks on the one port. and the united Woolens awl SrfVl.4/40 no the nth... ..,, o th er bloody action. The Turks, 40,000 strimg. entice. . . Woured to awry by assault int Seriian si -11100 on ii:i4 tide the ricer Morava, nearJassitia. —The well-litailitained tire of the Kiwi:ins. rehicli vroductil iwost tiartleroum hect, and the bow iage with Which the Serrians flit . ..ght.conapeleti the Turks to fall bath. Newt filo:less. it 41M1 Hot appear that they were neeessitsted to absiolon their no when, towards the night, they retired with haring been forced, and contrary to alt. ex pectation. IF.IME, OCT. 13. Yesterday, Fetvreen attil five o'clock iu the evening, all the shops and warehouses of grocer... &c. is ere shut by order or Gooonmooi, oo that no further stile could take place. the proprietors of flies* goods have received orders to reputr this moiviing to the bodge of the Lieuttiittht or Govern tneut. Today the Roods beltinging to foil► r the priit eipal commercial hou►e. of this town have been sequestrated by a superior order. BASLE. OCT. 13. On Monday Inst. throughout the dominions of the Grand Duchy of Baden. Cotatniasioners went to the horses of the merchants. and put seals upon all the Colonial produce which they found. To recover such produce they Wee com pelled to pity 40 per cent on their value. Every merchant was ohliged to decla►e. upon oath, that he had not conceuled any of those goods. Yesterday a like impost was laid upon similar sorts of cuer chandire at this plieze. LAUSANNE. OCT. 10. We learn that the Government of the Canton or Trillurgli lies adopted similar weaiitres to threw taken by the Cantous of 13 isle and Berne, relative to Colohial prchliiee toil English goods. ramtirroar, OCT. 16. The General of Divi►ion, Friant, arrived here to &l.—The corps which compose his divi►ion will snae•sively arrive. The istli regiment of in fantry will enter this place to-morrow, and remain in it till further orders. The 15th au. 3SJ. after remaining a day. continued their march for Hamer. The head-quarters of the army of Germany is to he established at Harnisurgh. We have received Corunt.a Papers to the 27th last, from which we have made some extracts. They continn the capture of Coimbra. with 5000 Prench, by Colonel and eontain some ac cnunts of kkirmishes betweeu the Portuguese and the rear of 111Asscm A'S army. The Fremeis I}eelinf micket is arrirryl at Fal mouth, with let►sN and wipers from New York to the 9th, and Hidifim to thr ,loth last. Trrelse of her men remained behind at New York. The letters awl papers contain no nrwq or any interest. Two bogs of letters werr received hist morning from the Ide of Annolt, in the Cettegat. They have brought intelligence front Gottenburgh to the sth instant. Tre Ruse':ans had obtained a greet victory ever the Turks et Ilstayne, on the taith of August ; but the report of the capture of Sekund' appears doubtful. It ""us believed at listuburgis din the force of BuMio men which Austria ha. undertaken to fumed) to Frew e. is destined for the subjuiation or spiin ; that time Archduke CHARLES is to have the command, nod to be pieced on the throne in the place Joss:eti, who is to raurn to his forin..r Sovereignty of Nettles. The following is extracted from the Swedish papers :-- " 0 .TTENIVRGO. %OV. " Letters from Rip assore ns, ihal t'onitt GUT TOKP had actually eugag►d his passage on hoard au American winel humid to Engbaud, but that it was his intention. in case he la in with the British Admiral, to go on board of him." We have not been able to learn that Government have recriveil any Dispatches from Lord %%* LLLING.. TON. The letters and papers brought by the Prisms, CAarlotte Packet from Lisbon, were de livered last morning. They are, as we stated to the Ist inst. up to which date no action or movement of consequence had taken place. V. stated some time since, as an opinion prevalent at Lisboa, that MASSIiII A. its his close pursuit of oar army, *as im pres.ed with an idea that it was • g away, for the purpose or embarking at Lisbon. The extracts which we hive made from the Lislain Papers strengthen this supposition, et the same tune that we cannot persuade ourselves that a General of such experie,ice at Nltasa>r♦ could be hirtrayeil into so gross an error. The following is the substance of the news brou g ht by the letters and 1 1 1Twerit;—Ilefore the packet sailed, M tesarra had begins to remove his bow. gage, Rod his advanced guards had Collett twit. It was understood th,t Lord WEt.ilNoTtnd did not mono to follow with his whole army. but to moo.) , lots retreat by cavalry and light troops only. M .4,IRM hat attempted to cross the Ta yns, by throwing a bridge of boats over from Sans titeln, but these had been co.uplesely (lett ruyed by our gun-I, 'tits anti artillery.. Deserters had Inca constantly canting in, at the rate of 6t to 100 • day. ail of whom represent the French army as suffering the extreme of wont and wretch ethics% It was rumoured that 'Mains A b. 4 ()tiered tering to Lord t.d.'t.t.tirmetori ; Ina tl.is was oat ascertained. L.a:l Wri:Lw.:;rt:N hod , . her.;l is a couveraition ottit o:he I.tuffh at blastsia for e•getuitir 10 CAMplelti, 14. the soire."-4000 of the prisoners taken by C u l,. TtLAN4 At coLubm, h.a arrived in traospors th e Tagus. The Britidt tinny were in high 114 dual spirits, and confileat &Lit Musts e a must be almost all tleotroyell in their wretch, d treat through a deserte:i cout.try t So this season. An Officer. «10 Cathe home is the parlet s ,, more particulars. Thy French bad Tel:timed a baggage and called in their out-posts, but not broken up their main lt is not cea known iu abet meaner Lord Wet Lircrott tn. 46 act, upon their brelikin;,r grot..d. Ile I. secret. Perhaps he will fall liven Chia last moment, as ono pi,es are 4.0 „. —lt is thought Matll . llll4 was {irli*tl .j,t a 4 set Ipe, by the repressntations of the Puri ny traitors in his ahoy, 4,h0 hag iferatni,l e d lo ta , their coularyiuen *unid prove like them; , Ire! The French hare long been stewing doe u horse* for soup. It is heli-red by- many that retreat u cut otE The U isltieghenn packet i. expected horn Lisbon. 11rr news r e d!' portimi. lire:wen Char Lille left in tl r Tatsl, The &talcum., I)itaillieditlit, R wuitnl , Ca,ar, Nein, AIta....IOUS, ZOllOl/14 WIAWN al, a n hum, Nienlary. Vend , bl. Ft!v.,l tsivoie, Natalia, 134;tietd;SiDet, &rite*. %Anus, • du*er. A Siementer; it tlio Adui yeNtridJy. to .ntwuuc , • VIC sage 101'114 1 .a t:;r bv. Go - Troar (late King of Su 4-rin.:4iut . month. Mr. PONSONST arrived ye.t.rdis st his h.. in Arliiigtou•street. from Ire rite 1.,cpp. i . 1:1 nit; have • wetting W. surrotisly tattread.d. Vritterdoy Wooded, as Majo CLowa, of 3(1. or King's thin' Dragoons. was retarding Ripley. front I;ifildforti. owing to the est; darkness of the night his gig was ore:tur winch strident his 1... g was naortunsidy His serrinit escaped unhurt. Yestardoy the Lust► MAYOR. *fits the Me.'[weighers' returns, ordered the pare %%literate' Breoll to be eutitiisorgl at S.. 3:i. Household Is. ed. As A waw tag Iltscoesar.—Tie Spin, to a Methodist congregAtion on the nag,._ of Finsbury-•qu•re. who is also • precrpist youth, was • few evenings since discoverrilly sea of Mr. 13---. one of his pu:di. Manitores bed. where. yr in • neighbou: meat. it is supposed he bed been .;:voctairsi fi -• • . days, during which t ime Mr. hod ben sent from Menses The unfortunate gallant. who somewhat stricken in years, being unds'e for his appointee,. wee taker' to the satchs:er notwithstanding the entreaties of thelady, who) ever followed him, tied to coosole him whilst ranee wile. took with her a bible end several other lignin's awoke—This dl.timcd piety, however, rui th- laugh au loud against thepiuus suitrort. that was olmligeil to withdraw herself, roil seek MO in the house of a female friend, also one of the !igloos iante's trteriltesi edtintws. where nos stilt c , tioues. The husband was sent for, anti the nut t Lisette preacher, who, it appears, bad before forbidden the hous• by Mr. is use throw with en amino cud public exposure. The Rev. Mr. EDWASIM, 110 W 00 the Afr i t Mission, in the mirror of the Cape of Goad is said to hove penetrated further into that count than any Et: 4 ll.llmin lies done before; and we shortly expect front him the most iuterusnag count of the inhabitants and natural products , of that hitherto so little konwn country. 11. , lately sent house. in the finest preservation, skin of that extraordinary and rare animal, the Caggeinparddlif. which he killed hit about IWO mile• from the. Cape: its height is ne twice that of a full-grown .lephsut, but its ' resembles the antelope, mid it is heautifuliy with dark brown on a creasn-coloured groom: is the only full-grown mole of the gestic* that bee.. writ to Europe since the time of the It Yesterday week, a person. having the app. of a Gentleman. e•tre to l't ce s Carve-li"ni r seven o'clock in the evening. sod inquired rat could he accommodated with a bed: he CO awned in the rdlituntive. He then dwelled ti his trunk should be carried up to the room: lir formed the waiter he lied lust the key of it. asked for some instrument to open it with ; wilier immediately comelied with the reptes‘ gave him a ciliate!. lie opened the trunk took nut two I lies. end said he would turn before eleven o'clock that night. did lint return. Niel in a few clays after the prietar of Peck's Coffee-house perceived en rertisement its one of the daily papers, stating a trunk had been stolen froiu the Belle Sat' Init. the property of Mr. Grout, Purser ul Majesty's 'ship Yohnnt. l.ast evening, the person who brought the to entered reele'e Colieesbouse. and walled up to bar, mit a gentletuau who had jest recurred fro: sientine ekcursion. Ile he held in his hard ahi end coked to he Aeon to his room. Ile was it diately recognised by one of the waiters. Gi tewsost who hail hemmugnt the outlett trunk. , being neciasest, he said he *mild go to Mr. taw and settle the business ; for he was his most mate friend ; and started out of the suffer-rot leaving the hare behind him. The head e , follueen him, awl took him tot. costr.dy in ro lane. After time prisoner etas brought back to coliee-imuse, he attempted set cral times to leis emcape. Ile declint.l Riving hi. DOW; if y knee has family, they would oat dust ' A cremstalmie was at length procured, who took u emu hta time Cot:inter. ilesmdiv the baying mooch veowerrass bst Ismanq Cre. and 114::, thAllatel tu•d ,Phrsith fou :v tight shoot a tweernonth ago. m one' n' Ilan Is a ingrowing countryman. who rawer rsb •ri mI. ton, but alto !itchy received h •t 11.46iri!, . Crib is a Ito. , tm f ig ht, r. li oier two tirst-rite cm , / ii.J ore this two faim.ai.scs. but k e m u i ti le u ra us ta s k i e , o , 14 r v 74 e l t d Sl i I : c i lls I)e s I :1 1 1 / 4 •; 1 way were in hi g h h VS • 1nc.t1.4.t &t it s" , n n oot ," :11. in their wretch' 4 7-11 Thi I, ` ne in t}ie parket s . it s ' mit had Tel:toyed err outspoA„, but r. 'd 11'it „ c Tots z . 4 • G r '' ll ..d. Ile 3 . m ita, rail u /ion the mwt • • sinno likes are i.nyr... 4 . %VMS 4,11406 ft i • do thr ons of the silo hisci lier,t ,1 (~i yin , o'l rove like tawny: lop,. lopkr :en stewing datto W al ' ced by Maul that t ,inghein packet i. haat' nr news sill tae ino , i • took eft in the Tan s._ Alm di, Tusneni,, es , ,, • , &retie. . (fr., ft Tnr.7l VII•tal 4l 61. Attain . aril see ram s!of Of Stveatai at sere lArd' yester.l if at his a.. 1 to I ult.` s wbic.a rill ha au 111112 owin g to the etta gin was ore turo , d, 6 :A:bllll443riss'll: is nufortunittly b ra t ; m e SIC o o• rdered the vote Lard 'tinned at 7% so tw • mel It in the naglilioa • AA" is also a preceptor Ge „ I since discovered '.1 . • to Gm If his pu:ils wile( !. • a neighboring aps !"" I been concealed fart Wr Ir. B had bees* be' °annum gallant, who See being undl'e to aura's, 4 '" I An to the satch:aon 6 , l'fal of the lady, who ho 111 Jo nasole him whilst . .n Tam ibk and several other lam ed piety, however. rui 11 " c l Itic levities auirrins. that s rio; lerself. rod 'web shell b . J .nel, also one of the Gies 'ers. whereon' Stall ce Jvia A a vent for, and the unto cq ppeard. had before ore uois throateue •NIJOSUft. Laud 114 Moir on the Africa C.;4 the Gave of Good : t f a l 'nether tut° that coma' L it one before; sad we ma lie most intersiohig huy via natural produ..hint town country. lie hs anent presert•ation, th and rare animal, the Gi i u which he killed Infuse WI Cape: its height is ere its tar 71 . ; It is lieautifully opoit ha, •.on-coloured grouse?. sl a of the species that h the time of the Roman tilt ri. having the appea.a l'ie e a Cilfee.bmises ng r sail inquired it itli a bed: ha W.ll de lie then directed ti I up to the room : lad i. I lost the key of h. , r to open it with ; . t oil with the request, si opened the trunk I • mil said he would a• luck that night. I few do)s after the • n-• house perceived so 'oily pipers s taling l• froau the Ilene Saahll. a . Grout, Purser of It a who brought the true se. and walled up to b , tad ilia returned from e held in his band a hie •,' is room. lie was of the waiters, GI I I the mulct. trunk. ' wraith! go to Mr. Ge l for he was his most Iv' out of the coffel-roo a him. The heoil Star It Ihtra cosir.dr in ro, r mil brought back tot il set oral rime's to IN° t i t iesitig his name; but Mt ry would 110 t, di tab h , procured, who took I. ic e. sick vi-nrcerew brt 3b is/had au.st nix. e. .1 I its, ago. toil .ono•d . riven. who never rsh,h, tell' received t. rt •.t • kt•on ti figs 1t r. rte. , :.1