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a • Caret Cc clair, net. Vt. rI I irso wrifine to your Lordshil the I hove received from Ilrigadier-Gene m,ilee. relative to the re-oecupatiun of Calm 'rel. I have rece.red from Colonel Trout ft more " . ,„,i e d statement of the ciecouistanees, uud whtch ho e the honour of annexing a copy of for your , dship's information. .1, 4 prisoners, by Colonel Trant's statement, ap sr t e hive been more numerous than by the first cants we were led to consider them ; three or too 0ft ,,,,„,d, collected by Brigadier-General WI. a ir prriztol in plundering' portir. in t!..e b ; re e• 0 4 of Coimbra, will have to he adder; to wont Colinel Trout emptuted. The e i, e unistance and mode of the re-ocoota o of Coonbre is an adonal proof of the 1,„ a prudent eoterprize with which Colonel i n et has fulfilled the objects of the inetructions L os ni him, cud which I have no doubt your t ip will appreciate. (Signed) W. C. Beauteous. Coimbra, nit October. lu t ire mulch pleasure in licqualutinwyour k e g with my having succeirfully attacked too of Coimbra this day, with loss of only a wen killed and wonnded. l e my letter of the 6th, I had the honour to you, that it was my inte:itiou to proceed to t ,geula is the course of the day. with en ex p ec . it ios of forming a juoetiop with the corps under the commaul of Brigadier-General Miller end Co_ I i one i llio.utt, and combining an attack on this city; b et . ou my arrival there, I teamed that dime toe sere delayed from meet of supplies in the K ey exhausted districts estestding immediately sub of Bunten, and tsat the cavalry *Necked to ceo could not UlOYerol , olllll inOcrusettence of the tannic •t bad experienced Mitt fonner.marehes. Alibi how no other aiterantive in order to pre rut soy 'Licata rcs of defence - taking place at Coim bra, Treat whence I was only three short leagues &toot, than to proceed on with my own division. mile 1 , 4 a strong putb ability cu sled of air arrival atllealhada sot .being made known. • I therefore marched at mid=day, having a egua drys of codry in My front, ender the cofnesend of that pilaut pining officer Lieutenant Once!, above same I nave *trendy had occasion to sob.nit te year Exerllsocy's notice, supported by two hon. ilnd light troops; the teleran of iataettry was bead ed by the Coimbra regimes' as the post of honour. la my tilso of attack It was inteaftCd to at me moots at one time, one divisive by the high read from °low*, the other to branch off from the & e m s , Ali h e wing 'woe 1 Forms, end by asceed iegtkitehts to the eastward of the town, enter by the Arco Santa Aorta. passing througlt)...retto ; bat thin arrangement was to take Vince only in the woo ef fay Indieg the enemy on his guard. At a short distance . from Fornos, towards I fell in with a detachment of the vain . to tie ti i :a of that village; it commenced firinfe, but !stile narked nos ithg cavalry to Fornos, I - suc coded :u cutting it affront all communication with fight a. and it surrendered, after losing some um: and I met no other post of the enemy. 1 kneed the cavalry to gallop through the principal wets, woes the bridge of the fidondego, and by seastraliag into the Lisbon road. to intercept any iderattem sent to the main army. This was ef fected ea the unseat spirit by Lieutenant Dutel. nth Ike two of only one ilsagese ',fade] &Titian of infantry into the .priucipal puts of the towns : an unconnected reeistence took phredorisg an hour, in which we had only two wee k::fed ; Codnitel Serpa, of the Pensfiel„ and Most tee.ity-five teen we led of that corps. Colonel Serpa commanded the first brigade. and his sinned co:.duct has entitled him to your Excel lutet's approbation. On the Santa Clara side of the M.Theieffo, where a great proportion of the ent..- ny's . fume ea! stationed in the convent, some ir ar firitl was kept up upon the cavalry in cronies the bridge; but the French Commaildiug Oacer imisedimely after Lieetessant Dutel had rowed, professed :hpitulatine. I proceeded to the eensent, sod would allow ,u 'terms but discretion. ray promise of exerting my protectio:t egainot if:suf.s of the peasantry. the troops laid down tier areas and marched out. I have reason to believe the number of prisoners match Ere thousand, of whom tieitaly tour thAustod are marched off toward. Oporto. i'"- eftoinig au entire company of the Emperor's Marine Gavots; three thousand five hundred tire,;.ocke sets too .d, and almost the wFole loaded, afro m *henc e you may form an i.lgn of the nettber an I live for defensive service; those arms I hive tt-armed miutiot the Ordeftanza of the country : 1 Gruel no tillers , . We got possession of a i'.t . tv of oxen and sheer, %V irch were collected 14 lh. subsistence of the rnentv's tro..ps, uud hove .7:71 a seaso us bl e su ppiy t o cu r own. , turtners are, l flioiil4.l.iiorsv, eighty Officers. It, C.outoirtaire Ortitilowir ell Cher, MAI represeidei a Governor, will remain sick at FroriThe nature of the *Nick, your Excelleley fii r toy conceive bow difficult it wee to cnotrol "" soldiers, or to present the armed pc• 4l A - 9 fine plundering. 'Mose latter. lam sorry to "Inttlitted acts of violence. but, I believe rot more "ni •ty or es4i:t Fre nehmen were the victims of rese , stment. I s!whild here observe, that ""'" orn possibly exceed s!. e slate of wretchednrqs Lich I found the City ; the etternYs not "It t ' ut . tit seeking it t o t h e ver y utmo st extent, aun the few housekeepers who remialn—l ~f their p ersona l clothing, had wantonq "t Grp T 9 vette hausee. and had heaped into the streets. 13 eeueral mass of disorder, all the, furniture which t' ro. u. t not take with the army ; it cannot be "1.0..,..ted, therefore. thrit rol.fiers, ohoto about hundred were it dives of the town and its 41 th.hottrh000ll, •C4:011141,1t1ICti by their *Tett:lied 0 : 4 t.e patiently aitnrc, a retie of tlrva' ll- "*" , ch their property hel been thus unyitsti rf Z 4 3d irretrievably des•royed. 1 regaest your however, to 131 pers , sa.led, that t very in;:rtort hat male to o:!• have folen into our hinds: •o•;• , r. " . taw:teats, I succeeded bc ,, ogi"li • ff- , it to‘ttit. 11 ,',Iathrt-Gro. Miller ao4 Cot. Wilson's ?wive here to-morrow. I propose tole.ive t. Lr 441'9 'Whitt.% att.l to niat4.l), with the o: ui y nivisiou, tl O rtc ; for skich is the anima .sty of the proplc of Ibis c. , .na • try. excited by the late pasasge °title French ar n n•. that I consi ter tuy pre.ence ahs .Istely nocoisary. pirticuldrly i t the interrueieste district Letwse“ Mundegn and Vougs. I shall conclude this ro;,ort Iss:ssestring run , Ex cellency that the spirit of the soiling tip-noting oc casion ices such as *chid de erertitto'sny treats of the li 4 e, and I have observed no ',divided *seep. lion ; I do not. the►efore. coasptinsent•anyparticu• ler officer. I have the 'noneur aft be, doe. (signed) N. 'iNtarit. rt , •• ige "M. 17, is 14. Div Loao-1 inelose two leUets fro it itliirshal Brresforit, with reports how liriwattier-G-neral Blui:t, of succewies sitsimst the iitetseh laiio.., by pirties-sletsehed from the gierrionii of Peti:Ole. The former was mentioled to yoiir Lordship in my dispatch of tlii• rt h sosistit.-1 li*ve, &e. (Sigutd) Ws tt.taatom. Head-Goarters, Cann Cochin, netober !Ito. MY LOILD-1 have the honour to suttee the ex tract of a letter I have 0114 'natant receiveJ fro it Brigadier-General Blunt. by wh:eh your Lordship will see he continues to.pici up the nisratidera and stragglers front the enen•sy.—( have, bse. (Signed) • W. C. Illoteitoan, Maratha and I...ieut.-Getterel. Extract of a Letter from nrigadier.geseral Blunt, to Lies. tenaut-Culuitel Arbuibuot, dated, Pawky, October 19, trio. Vint will be pleased to report to his Excellnicy Beresfard, that, iti COMINIIPIICC of in formation, I detached u party on the i7th, uniler the curnietaad of Viejo• Tavares, to fall in with the eoemy's foragers, but unfortunately the enemy had retirod; Major Pinto was detached yesterday fur the rime purpose to a distance of five leagues. He surceed ed in taking twenty-three prisoorrs ; two of the enemy were killed ■od ()Ile of the recruits. It is great gratitication to see the alacrity with which they offer themselves on every occasion. Pero Negro, October 27, 1e 10. My Loan--The enmity still 'occupy the .:tine positions in from of this army which th. y held when I addressed you ou•the 20th inst. The ewe de tached some troops towards Santarem, and on the 23d ; General Loison marched towards tint place with. the divisiou.under his command:. and it ap- . peers. from amanita from the Commanding Officer at Abrantes, of the 24tk, that a body of the enemy's infantry and comb*. entered Thomar on, that day. —The reports which I have received fret's the poi soners and deserters which have been brought in, concur in the accounts of the distress telt by the enemy for the want of provisions of all descriptions. - They state that they are collecting anti prep wing materials to construct a bridge over the 'nes but although we hare • good view of that river from different parts of the ground occupied by the army. and hire Officers and others employed on the left of the 'rogue, to observe the motions of the enemy, I have nut been able to discover either where this work is cirrying on, or where the bridge is to be placed on the river, if it should be con structed. The enemy apiveam to be very anxious to collect boats ; and on the 2:th e.ideavoored to drive a party of the Ordeliatiaa from Chamusea, by the 6re of artillery, in order to obtain pmaeriwo of 110111 C which were under that place. _ . . . Colonel Wilson hail been at Leyria, with the caretry attached to General Barcellar's chvisiou, and had proceeded to ourem. he advance of the infantry was at Pombal. On the side of OWN: and Rateellvil, the British cavalry and a battalion of Spanish light infantry, and the troops of the garrison of Peniche, eotifliie the enemy's detachments ; and they redly post.e. , s co part of i;te country, excepting that ou which their army 6tJudr. By the .at accounts from General Silv -ire r.f the 17th inst. it appears that all was quit: ia the north ; soul h had not received any accounts of the march of troops in Castile. The parties of Guerillas had been mere than usual ; and they had united in the neighbour hood cf Valladolid, rally in the month of October, to the amount of fifteen hundred, iv order to carry off a convoy of money which had been raised in contributions from the country; in which attempt however they (nitwit According to the accounts of the 21st, from Es- Denied ra, it appears that Marshal Mortier's corps was still at Seville; and General liallasteros was observing it from Arecena. The second division of the Marquis de la Ro rnanTs corps, under General Carrera, arrived at Liibon on the 25th, and Will be with the army this day.—My last accounts from Cadiz are of the ath ci.sts..t. I have, &e. (Signed) lAN GTON. Pero Ner , o, 3d Nor ism. Mr Lowe.-1I have not übserv,il any alteration latheenetny:o position or numbers since l addressed yriu on the /7th ult. They have a mineidernhle body of troops, prin cipally cavalry. en the Tagil,. h.:teems Punhete Santarem : and I have reason to believe that Loi we's division of infantry f nl net marched in that direction. as I reported to Four Lordahin they hail in toy biat dispatch; some of the corps e nc o peenr; that division have certainly remained in the camps in front of dirt army. Inc eneiwy have pushed 'ramie troops across the Ze:ere al•ove Piinhete. principally cavalry. *ppm tend). to reconnoitre the roans in that direction. and the fort at Abrantee; but I conclude twat the min.. which have faCen within their far 414%1 sill have swelled that river. und that these troops will have retired agoin. They arestill reported to be at wnrk upon mate ries for a bridge both at Santarem and Haggai:ola; hut I have detached Maicor-Gecierisl For.: with a body of aviator and infantry to th. lett of the Ta rts, from whom C hope to overlv , . iu•••.itafe ac counb of what is pasfici:l by e nu this side; lie will eridesano - to drstr..y t h ew mete . ria • it It stinuld he pric sa reported by all the cle•erters, that the ene my's troops co:dints... to Into. great distress from the want et pr0W4 , 10.1.. it is impossible form co estimate of the plan , . t: ty of prevision- they found in t he mi.., on the grorind which they aerobe/ ; but it is err : h p% t:.ct clia drew Liens trop es y etitef ► of tlr ceo•oti, the whole hrittt►n the poseeeion of our troops. _ . _ The garrison of i' , Miche, and the C un of °hides, which place Casitaiss reilwi‘k, of the Poe. toguese s , •rvice, has lately oc.mpoed, n.,.!er the di rection ‘f liriq vlirr-Geoeral Wool, ats , l 'the 11,i tish cavalry, coati-rug to carry on t Aebtructire war fare in the rear of the enemy's right, while the high road from by Cirist is its the pea session of Colonel %%Y.:soil's sfrtaehnient. I incluse a letter fr.r.i, Mirt•hal Bei ebforrl, on the efrects of the operation.. Prigviirr-qtrierel Litt la atvi . ow% Feawitt:. L have ',reeler(' On lottrr from General tillwriri of later dde limn the 1 , ,,th Ootol-r. He bud out it that time hear.l of the march of atiy of the rueoly'a trown im Ca,,tle. with his detachment the roads rrnin A;lnri.l,l to so, erbrico, andGuandn. He had li-er.l Vast Gene,el Bonnet had evacoatd the Asturist., and. it is sapposed, h a l ga:wpd !Alto Besca y. . - . have letters from Estreincdara and Castromarin of 115 lee a date as the of October, stating that Mortier's corps was cull at Seville, in a very sue& dent *Pate, sod having; many sick. My last accounts Cot; Cobs are of the eed ult. (Signed) I.IIIOTOIII. ftapittaria, 34 Nov. I a I.>. Mr Inan-4 have the honour to annex a return token from the several reports received from Briga. dire-General Blunt, of the number of killed and prisooers to the detachment which be sent from Peniche to Obidos, under the command of Captain Fensirk (Lieutenant in the Build, since his for mer reirorts of the proceedings of that Officer, and which, with what had been previously reported upon. will make the amount of the enemy's loss to that detachment, besofes the worded which they are generally euabled to CA. ry utf, about One hno dred awl si!ny men. I take the occasoil of rs.naiking to your Lord ship the zeal and lodgment or un g wrier.G...wera Blunt iu re-cci appaig the tuwu of Obidot when the fore,. of the enemy h el p.,sse.l it ; he give, much applause to Captain FensOck for h,. activity and conduct in the command of this swan detachment he has been enabled to de:ach from Peniche, under his command. I have the Louour to he, Ire. W. C. Ltssaaroao. to Lod rimiest Wellington, &c 4u lee. Reign of killed, Wounded, sal Prises vs, by he detects meat at °Wes, under She Ot.ters ve Captala Fouwick, Mare hit ',port. Get. 1/716-1 Senegal, 12 private.. ivitosers. Nor. tot—.S privates prisooe-v, 7 pei ,alea P.S. Forty.sis billocke sad goo *els 4-4uspital heddiag lakes lima the energy vs tie tat NiMeaster, likewise borne. Sapatarig, 341 Nov. isle. aslant of Milled ; Wossded, sad Miming of the Army ander tie commend of Venoms' Wellington, is flushes anti tbeeasaly en the gib, intb, 140 h, and 14th October, 1810 Serjellat, 19 reek and Mr, as h.eres. Weauttetl-7 Mean, 7 Senegal; 77 lark and MC. to boron. Mialiageri Senegal, a t rank sad Me, 12 saline Oi 07111C224 WOCS DSD. lit Hamm, Klieg German Lcgiaew—Captaie Linsiagen. slightly ; Goon Aly, ditto. 95tb Reilimeot•—Capt. Perm al, severely, sat gangersinly ; Lieut. Eels, severely. Mb Balt. fiisg's Gavalao Letho-1 te.:t. Moller, etverely. Brameiriek lefastry—.Comemo sebelektt, sis sy. ' GertmalStai—Captain 1). 11 crew, sught:y. Downixrr.street. Nor. 19, 1810. . A dispatch, of which the fullowstsg i 4 4 nary, has been this morning received at Lord Liverpool's Of fice, addressed tilde Lordship, by Lieut.-General Sir J Stuart, K.B. dated Messina, Sept. gi, 1810. My LORD—Early on the morning of the 18th inst. so nitration was much occupied by theeppo site movements of General ;Murat, who, by the em barkation of the prinapal 'lndy of Lis srmc in the whole of Ilia long range of hosts at Scylla and the Punta del Pizzo, and the disposition of ilium eras aria after being cast of from the shore, seemed to indicate a conclusive design upon the part of our hue extending toward* the Parc. While the attention of ow left was engaged by the above operation, information was brought to me that a divition of the satiny, having embarked at Reggio during the preceding night, had been perceived completing a landing upon our right. just before dawn, at about seven miles to the southward of Messina. Reinforcements. which were held in reserve in this garrison to move according to circumstances, marched to sustain our posts at the invadrd point upon the first st 6 nal of alarm ; hut the acme vigi lance of the troops stationed at that extremity of our defences, anti their prompt and spiritel hemiriour, tinder the coinliset of Major-Gen. Campbell, had already happily rendered the presence of tinge suc cours uthiecertary. The repulse of the enemy in this partial enter prise, •od the equally disgraceful sad prec•uit.te flight of the french General who, couinisud;(l it, with the *sacrifice olso considerable a part of his equipment, are more fully detailed in the adjoined report front Major-General Campbell to Myeelf, OD the proceedings of this fortunate day ; and I hope Ilia Misie.ty will be grodously pleased to chew sn augur from the relation of this officer of the fatiice conduct of t:ii‘ army •t huge, in any envergenvy of service vthii.h it may become their duty to en counter. The real, the frontlet exemplified by the neigh bouring peosistry in our behalf, and ohich were not niaisifeoted without a kw.; omit tie inri"ment so w.ll o• alacrity with which I hate Pine. learnt that those in remoter district• mode immediate dia. poutions to olettruct the progress of the enema, their Possible attempt to penetrate is to the country, trrlT far beyond a ,at I eniild hit« loped or ex• peeled from their rit eful hihito ; Mid so strongly was their animosity marked tnitards their invader., toot the interpee.ition of our r!entir was frequently necessary to protect our prisoner* from their fiery, in coodustiu4 the ii, alter their Puma racier, to the Ottelel of Mt soon. A colour inserilowl se * q!fit from Gotstino !C;1 pOteotl to the itoril Corsican Corm .a.al fat the acciiinn of the iek . Pcl..inns fOrreo"g"the" cyttir... , of the monitug vivo vitt hawk and I imp* 111* M jte.ty *0; tw gr4clonly plcAirrd to alopr. , gt My tronoinittul of th;letinplie tebe reloretfelly at the feet of ITi- ifajesty„ as a ti.loen of °wheal in an ii, , Ort of los rs.yni ranee, end rte • re , c'ot.; thaf the firs'. tart of t enemy to plata lie, il;c. I. the steedetti of uteOpetien in this his messy! gag tiotr, and wbie:i still swim hid rightful l.•isisstt s IVRI• repulsed by it British grisly. caw tut t claw this cuiniouoiceiion.to year Lora siiy sithout expr.•/ling 'by cilicisi„isekoowiedg nisuts to the gre4: hissist 4 ace.li hate derived from 11eiat,•issiit.(;riiersi Lund. ri If b, .41 as the other Geueral Ufaceni. and indeed witty sispossHigint and ends of this army, during along .r soa r mouth.,iu which the contiguity and constant ttos i:aces of an euterpriziug euesny have siessinliet , irtom us a systems or unsilisti'wg vtgilence, to whielt teary mind Imam *oin:titled *Wt . ch.:v.l4l4wat t , but which 'our I..nide:ail, will br:ltire ins Set been wilhutl7 it. (soigne. Thebanal. cordial. Rai friend!, co-operition whicL I hive received . front Admiral Ilanto •D 4 the naval mice under hi+ drdert. this iM weal of satiety, I have Warr had a,:essiss th titration to your Lordship. 1 have the booties to J. STUART, Conut Maids. • khosins, September' t Sta—Seine, apprized, ■`►nuts tin iitecintft funs 'this morning, that a detachment of the enemy's Loges had approached and fired ution th. cavalry piquet at Si. Stefano:l deemed it cafk.divnt- to repair ionards that place; and of rev war ihishrt s discerned (before dayl:ght) a s! art tiro of itsatalte.. try, apparently near MIl. O.) my arrival oat 41 di. I found Lietttemmit.C..lottel 'Adam, wait tie 2i 1 hteg meat, very judiciously posted in that, inhales .. . . .. . . t‘grous re s t (supported by the sil limier Gviosi Legion) with two &pounders ; an I the ride:Reit it the K.mes Pittman Legion in his. Front, keysind the Mill Fituaire, briskly tzehanging skate with the emelt. . •4: .' '(.' •" - 0 ~ •• ' •: Thus situated, and when Cull daylight reedend all isii: l ectie dietioctly oisilole, I clearly sibeerend about forty of the enemy's large Vists disembark. hug troops between St. Stefasse and Galati ; winos:. as they gained the above, peeked on sad oactopied the crest of the whole ridge of rising•oremfd t .gx. tending from the place of their debarkaton to the frost mai right of the &lib lininsm. - •- .. ' Every mass tee of preo4u6m woe adopted Weea rapy the Mountain passes adjacent to tnisiddi p.. sition ; and Chile thus r:nployed, and tamely . istchinr the enemy's further movements, reds served not only an hesimCoes aril peeled to' hie further ulnae, upon the bi iglus, bet thatileit ids , actually hatitily re-einbart;itg; his troupe. beath. nceseion.d. I het* PO dqUiti. by the spri and uutspeeted sniunet in which he orroslowseplato action t.y the 21 Light Infantry. under Listeeremelie c o lonel Fische-. which, movies from its g :Lents of st. Placilo ' hull upon kis met I :lad no sooner titians& Myself as Wittig pogo I directed the 21st Itogivent. with two six-;, oi g Cr., to move briskly feivaed by 4114 r ot iteefl skil bcai Is from Mi:i. preceded ley the eitiverto tall* 31 64. j Atli King's (strain L_ kas. se iiiknktietdl; the .2 2'.. Y.tgiinere. which prothic , rl tb.i doultlo ni l , feet of iiireipituting the enemy's re'. riot to hiri battg, and t!irowing IMO oar power the *luau of Ow Aqui 'which had caked the bright.. and et eem whew their bolts lila nuloued to their fats. I under...tau I this corps to Wee heats entike Ike milers of General C 4 1 4 044 sad to knit cuss . of two battalions of enreicane, jet bestatme o Id Neapolitan tight Intrust y (Ili eitmepesteofi Ng h:ltt:.li23 ,i,til ettue, Übe Ateepeiiiew lelowir*Nit - _ companies). let batiaiimi of the ttb ef the bele Neapolitan Infantry (ex oensponim). is •eX abool ' Z3OO men • of whom, one of th e Corsican beam; lions. with. stand of colour', a Colo i nw i l ia tid de I' Etat' hl sjiir of Division a lientet Commandant. with foityleferierOlthers, iselittlies. an Aide-de-Camp of Gener.il Ctieicliaes- Pod Ittlo wards of eight hundred soldier's; have siernesdether prisiniers of war •t discretion. t . •'. It is now oaly necessary fbi nett ad4 . 4fitexiie corps which repaired the creepy. was - 42tepteto Joerre's troop of the ilth Light Dingoes's; the y& Light Idantry Gattalicto (to-Abaft every reties is due for the spirited sad .easterly atsuner as gibildt it made the tirt improvise upon them) ; Ohm KA" men of the 3.1 and 4th litag'sGermairsidtenee nib 21st Veit:mot, and a partook of the , ad Ifttate Ccrtnen Legion z its alas a detachment of theta:y/1i _ Artillery. with field•gism. wrier Lierst.Coillesi, • To Lieut.. Col. Adam Glebe &Mt Ifiegieeeet I est, • peculiarly iodebted. His thereesk Weeded 's& of the country mu d paisins a aeld.beire enabled lit Otiats. wpm and ch",: J. t .i: enemy, had be smietwoutetl , to wove farther ens. Mili. . ' 4 I wuacconspaiiied by my Aide-de.ditaritir A'Coort, whose active eeertiee" were coisipicuaud to al:. Iha re also to feentios, in terms of 'Amoy. lertv,ment. Captains Mil and Frculler, Assistant. Alpsinut.Generalo. and Lieut. Berke Aids.de. Camp to Major.Getiersl Spencer. Th e whole of the condu•A of the trona" wes cheerful mad 'wheat. ,rd: and the hat iiivi,o,tion iu aid of es wee Wed by the peermotry of the country, who, with arms, ar i t. 'toy ether 4•spoo of offence they mold anekee4 to our immediate 'Noisome,: led, what is nr.st consolatory. we have sot to level the lus, of 4 smitie I):licer killed or wounded. Twe melt of t 111.2 gig retpuirro, and one Mimeo, liege slightly wourt4ed in this caviler lacenios et the I enemy.—l hove the lionnur to be, Ice. J. CAmreft.i., NlitjAleo. sod Adj.-Uses. P. 4. I have not been able accurately to awertsilli the inn of the enemy. Two Officers of the Cone. can battalion are among their wounded, of abide there were many, as well as lulled. upon the &Id. Ws mon material Ina must have been upon his re. treat, end in the boats, which were con:4May within the range; Dot only of on field gni s but oleo of nor musketry ; one boat wee sunk. one de. artei to esa, and many were disabled. Repaid have stien, hetu ►-crirrd, that several deed.bolina ige dewed on stint,• near the stone of action. The p-; 'lran• harp likew..e bmught iu KB piieveNers% ran.ad•rable number, who concealed theme ehes usi the itmutry. J. CATittsgrAolki•-G"n• oat' MioCiello The A n•terthon paper of the Gth tortes& OF fain,' a Dereoe. retntusting hi. Coos" ! hes We foistoe .io s stion of Minister of Finance foe ileaosid. .. tag ,;., The pette-intry,'fiti who& lod'itgo coedit li foood.in tioboo, ate hutted betimes the LW • io littes au:! l:s•sallti its thottratida.' and knee! ' '.. thing of the appearance of Itssinutsettse t.ir. We hive authetity Ito osobttoft Mr. /Cain,/ •01 voted with the oaljort.y to Willoose of Cossoomossi Eft the ittaitt• ototuts