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J' OR nICYESS PIPE/IL 'TA /TS COXRLsPeNDIINCI. mimes. *kcalNM 3. irtILACT O All e'er:cut. cffieleiniSesttow !sell MhMsrAL•OCMEa&L LoaD riftl.s.lBoToo. T 0 . 4111 1, micsi.l.omcv 11110061.1 0 E1C1114 roams, with* cAuralco, DLC. 1. 1810. " ' fete corps of the enemy's tenor, the advanced guard of ialreli was engaged with the tenor cow mended tivneral Silveira, en theldili of the hot mouth of Noieinber. mimed 'to the Wt. lied made its appiiiii.ince on the 19th i-i thrSabugal, ou the Cos • where it niarchcd Ia the direction of lielatonte wed Foodan, and taking tat two made which lead to the Zrierr through Lower Beira, ruched Car- Jigar on the i..sth of the same inoto h. " The militia of Lower Beira continually hung on the rear of the enemy, and him a consi derable loss. tt The said detarlieuciit of the eiwins's troops er“- , :ste of those which kit Portugal with General Foie, who went tn Pari.: and or thin,e belonging to the three corps of the arm% of Portugal, w bids were left in Salamanca, Ciudad lolndiigo„ and Almeida, to g .rrisou the 34id phoces; i ilreenr four Imo Wiens., detached from the eth corns by order of the Em- peror, under the command of Gencril Swat , , for the purpose of niastentriag ou the frulticis; mud of the conratereents of the army of Portugal, compos- ink iv. the whole a forte of about 2400 wen. " it is difficult to ascertain the exact number of the said reinforcement. but. to my estituatiou, it does net exceed 8.000 cum a The tempo who compose the 9th cap. form tilts geni es. of these places in Castile. wbooor the troops were wit.idtawn who hately catered Postugid. •• The enemy matinees tie maintain himoelf in ftstarsts. the stratith of which position has been conoidesbly Meowed: he hes aloe fortified • post ie Pashas. es the leit bomb of the rivet Zesere. sod another is the lowireas of renter end Alma. hale. ea the right 4 the posit los 4 Santarem. sod motchee with*, ettnist careful attention all our ebewseutats is Osist direction. The weather hes been emsotiotly very had ever ~ sieve the middle of Novenstscr ; the croorroads ere altegetilee Impassable for artillery, and very dia.:silt far thy mow of i4mstry.• while at the same time SIN •gallierS see ost. sad the low rounds ever. ss All the aceinia:s which I receive from • teamiehoosly emote me. that the Spanish eying genies continue teem with the utmost activity. mad sihm their emotions spinet the seamy bore of late mod very socaasfol. " j bows the !MOUT to remain. " With comideration and respect, &e. (Signed) et Wait4aufon." Ilecerdin; to authentic letters reeerv..l from di. were part of Freitag'', our peosauts klllal gp rreneh. owl took 17 prisoners, between Fended mid Mendel; sod destroyed 400 men sod 400 lowlier. between Subteen'. Formosa. and Cardiges. They hem also takes prisoner • servoist of Marone, whose bead-quarters are is Themar. The I st acmento from Abrintes state, that on the )7th or last mouth the enemy catmoaadied the Spanish troop, po.ted on the southern hank of the Sturm, who returned the fire. The French occu pied, with their advanced guard, the heights conti guous to Puultete, while their main body occupied the town. Near the Church of our Lady of the Marty,., the enemy constructed a Ifmil of redoubt. Loison's head-quarters were in Mont sles. On the luth in the evening the regiments of Par tagese horse, No. 4 end It, arrived is Abroate% with the battalion of Chewier*, No. s; sod English troops ware also expected. The enemy occupied the mune positions. LISSOM, DtC. S. A number of deserters sod poisoners continued to wire from ilir enemy during the last week. The farmer are *lnuit all Germain or Italians. *dim we learn that all the foreign troops in the French service were at an allowance of half a ra tio. of bread. with scarcely any that meat ; and that a thornier. prevailed through the whet* French army. of which sassy of the *oldies. died daily. The Gazette of Eatremadura of the rth ult. brings no particular account of the advantages pitted by the ratrei:/as over the Trench the♦ are nevertheless certaiu, and it is in be hoped that by the o•at Mail from Oporto sAttifactory details in this respect will he received. Owe ordoolinzas which have divided themarhe., into 'mall perils, and i• fact fora. • Iliad of IN. lasiaal Pernik*. oweitireve to harass the enemy. •nd "dal day bye**, ogee frnasihariard •ith • war which nrs•t ►aeoms loon destructs's to the Fresveti. .it. 10. There •• nibs.), new from the 11,10: t . )4 1110 agstation t• toriti a It te fro n Setubal by PahlieLs. is Moots, % . 411:h 14 genees.o) believed :nay be ren dered as strt...g Is .1 n. registry is 4ltreu.l the Glyn. v.te coast. LITILACT IT I Ltma FILOIO 6111 1.1c7.7.LT7eT ocriratt. I.doo waLilltiirall. TO eitlLLVecs •)N 1110VIL PTA. edaA ToIJAz. a. 11.0 DIM. M. MO. •• No alienation ..1 ttsportan.-e !:39 tl4ev platte in the posi!i.:n of the enemy's Delco twee the Oa , k st au t, the a de u 1 my antecedent dippstch 4 tr.a.;meiticti to you- y ?dilute to the eteeitite 441te caw tiga. '1144 no faccoutki flout Clubs sloes the date of the 19th of lust Tomah." - Cant Gaieties to the 24th of November hare arrived. The *on continued healthy% The Cuun ctl Regency has applied to the Cortes for en en listing of 00 men to recruit and augment the dif ferent Sininish armies ; un which subject a Decree was ordered to be drawn.np on the 16th November. Au insurrecti.v sgaiust the French lies broken out iu the Sierra of Velez Nlalage. More than 30 village, hate raised the standard of war, and appointed Don Jove Segovia their chief, and other commanders. More than 1000 men are in arms. They have received Mow cartridges 6oiu Mars bells, and have already routed 1140 French belong ing to those in Malaga. The war of thi flying parties increases through out Spain; some of them have entered Segovia and other considerahie places, and destroyed the French garrisons. We are not acquainted with the detail. of the vtrious actions, because the communication through the interior of Spain is very difficult, for want of posts, and the Chiefs are mere emploj ed iu active exertions than writing accounts. iIADAJOZ. Dn. 1. The SpaLish troops, as well as the Fr.och, con tinue in the same positions. We learn from Pla centia, under date of the 22J November, that the flying party commanded by the gallant Don Pablo, had lately three engagements with the French, the result of which was, that he killed 120 men, aid took severity-two, with oeveaty-foar bones. 100 bullockv, several equipages of French 016crrs, some sheep, and a large quantity of wheat. A traveller who lately wised in Siruela % from Madrid, states. that a large convoy which lately left the capital. on its way to Bayonne, with a great quantity of gold and plate was intercepted by the patriots. and 140 French killed on that oe• mien. °Porn. no,. it. The essay still Continue to merest ; it is thought he will erase shove the Poste de Marcella; 'deser ters say be is greedy distressed fee want of car indica. some of his ass having only two or three. Nov. 11. We rue all in high spirits here on account of Sileeines success near Pinhel on the f.seh i over the advanced peed of the French, consisting of 5,030 French, which be completely defeated with the bus of JOO men. In consequenee of this vic tory, this body of troops was prevented joining id vistas. • SOT. fl. Official stemmata have been received that the enemy are retreating by Ocens. From the direct twit of that rood they must pass by Figment dos Venims. &Mahal, and Pante de Marcell.; bat the bittlie• are broken down at Ala/cells. All the rivers are sreatly swollen. open% arc. 9. Yesterday amain official accounts Were receiv ed here. that a French force of 3.000 horse and 3,000 infantry, entered Candelas on the night of the 6,11 of this mouth. Another column was ad vancing towards Moine bier, and a third to the Ponte de Marcella. It is supposed that Coimbra is their object ; bet as the Mandela has swollen considerably. they will net be able to crams. General Fear will prove, that the French mast not, as a matter of course, be victorious. Coadeiaa bring only two leagues from Coimbra. cowry pee phr think they would make the attack yesterday. Some, however, saitpnee they writ for reu►force m•ots, ■nd till the rivi r is fordable. Sr St XXXXX ...11ulittay et t►e Public Olicee. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, Dictum 96. The town was distressed last morning by very &Imam; reports of the state of Hu M : wb•ch we .:rr sorry to fine, were carroirorated by the followirg Builetiti, which was shewn at St♦ James's. .. %Viodeor Cautle, Dec. ts. " Hi. *Jetty had a revere attack of fewer yea. terday evening ; but be got route hours' sleep in the night. and the symptom* are very atecb abated this triaruing." pai.nr. until Ae Spewing sI tlo autsact shaft pit the two armies in* stole of active operations.... The extract from•lst , o, published in Tke Grucfre of lwit nigh 4 State.. that is alachinentof tie. Frrui h troop., commaodvd by G metal GatiosnXß, which approached the &mere. hail retreated in toner peewee of a successful attack made upon it by Col. POrisottay. This retreat. however. could not have been a part of any general plan for thet purpose, as his Lordship admits that uo al; • atom of . any importance had taken place I. the. posh .n of the French Army since th: Ist inst.—On ti, co.'. trary, MAMMA is evidently reioNed to in.tintain himself at Santairtn. fie his ..r. , :igtheued that place eensidrrahly. Hr had also fortified a post 011 the kft bank or the Z•zere, at Pmiliete, sod another on the rig:it ;sf Santarem, in which ilurection be watched the movedicuts of the Al!ied Army with great attention. Tae otrge of Abrantes ha,l not e•mieneaced.— The prrisou of that place reeeive.l a eft alurcentent of Plpfttiza-,- t Oil the 18th tat.. and some Eagls.h troops a. re extirca•d. Son letters frent U U.unf hsve been re..eived, which rne.ition that Busatositrit has nrd.•red,a luroe couscriotioo iu tha uoilisppy country. They will, that 'tr . : great aosiety is felt for the King of Ea - land, and very geueral wishes expressed for his re covery. _ . 11'e have received Paris Payers to the 13th, and Dutch of a later date. We have also been favoured with extracts frusu private letters received from Holland, which are filled with the wind complaints of loss of trade and commercial distress. We this day copy from The danual Register. the first part of the debate in the Hause of Commons, upon the restrictions proposed to be kid on the Prince of WALE., as Regent, in the Bill of 1789. —lt will be found to possess consider Ode interest. as the restrictions proposed by Al r. PractvAi.. are the same as those which originated with Mr. PITT at tbst period—and we are wow arrived at the mime stage in which the question then st,,ed ►etween th e Heir Apparent and the Howse of Commons. The Provincial Papers of the last three or four days uuuuu ace much mischief done'hy tornadoii! . the south-eastern part of the kingdom. This Ca pital hair within the lest 34 hors experienced a similar visitation. About three o'clock last morn. mg it blew • perfect hurricane. aml wbont four o'clock last afternoon we experienced • most tre mendous storm. The Metropolis became suddenly wept in a black cloud, which burst upon it in a dreadful shower of hail, accompanied with a most furious vied. kortunately, however, it was ■s short es it was violent. not liming lasted above is minuted. Mach damage ■nd personal injury, we fear. have been s stained. but we hare net learned any particulars. By a ship from Rio Satin), which has arrived at Guernsey. • letter was on Monday received, slating that arsine un;ilessant symptom. of tumult had been ntanifeeted in the Biazila. 'everal arrests had taken place in the capital, and a body of troops tin der the l'onale Dr Aacur were on their march to Bahia, to secure submission in that dependency. A Cabinet Council was held at the Secretary of State's (Mee oo Mmday. after the arrival of the Messenger from %Vialloot with the Bulletin. It eseenatakyl at three o'clock, and was attended by the LOAD CUANCIL LOC tl,e Marquis WILLESLIT, Emily WC0140111.4110. (7AIIDEN. I imutowsr. BATHURST. and Ltirearoot., Mr. I'IMITAL. Mr. Rvoct, Mr. Deena', and Mr. Yonsz, and re awned in close deliberation till past siz. A veriirl, the Maria. from Dieppe, is arrived at Rarn-g.te in distress. She has • Messenger on board with dispatches from Mr. Ites.zo.. the Ame rican Chars; Affaires at Pans, to Mr. Pasiczazr. They are conjectured to relate to the determina tion of the French Government on the recent Pro. demotion of the President of the United States. The Mario. it is said. was not permitted to laud the Messenger and dispatches at Deal, off *Lich port she first appeared. Some doubts are entertained of the correctness of the statement of the seizure of an American ship, direct from the United States toßoordesuz. and the imprisonment of the crew ; letters of the lith inst. being wholly silent on the subject. There was an error. we understand, in the state ment that an interview had taken place betw.en the Committee of American Merchants and the Mar itime ‘Vsi.zeszzir. respecting the repeal of the Orders in Council. No personal communication was had either on Friday or Saturday ; hut on the latter d .y a Memorial wail presented from the Com mittee to h s Lordship, and from the short lapse of time no official notice has yet been taken of the communication. Oa tVednoidiy evening loot. • shwip called the Itpetrel', of Bermouth, IRoacar Rnorars, Man. ter. from London to Barmouth. laden '11!• Is *line, came on shore to the westward of Rye 'Lila:air, 1 8 . • heavy gale. sad the whole of her crew unfortn• n•trly penslocii. !'art of her 'slang' *err occitr'd. hut the esrgo is to•-1, lost. Tim Captain's !Jody wan picked op on Thursday morn ing. near the wreck, and baa been race decently tarred at Rye. A siasikr misfortune on the same errninx betel the brit Commerce, of and ir Exeter, on her roe. ego from Leodon. Cinema F. tuts and the while crew err.- unfortunately drowned; t'o•.r babe , . lane been Helied up and buried at 1.:1-4. Th:s • hda c•ro on hosed estimated at 'lnward, of id,oool. value. • small port of witch os4 has h. en sectored; i.e. part is still rem.tining gi her Lotto n , shoot tca feet wader water She reisirader has fallen • prey to the • louden bewail." who yew. idly tact% the sea-cosst or thaw veterans. A-34 -4 \(o }lam W , rotIRT mOURAT% G. I.4 ,l ('hanghe,laia's Dike, Decc.4s.l, ttriG.4 for the Court to r knuwe the Ilouruiag on tl of Salemery *rag, far her late Royal Illigketu the 14 Ansel's, viz. Ty. to wear black silk, triaged or plaia limen,, pow-Oil:irk mu/ white shoes, fans, and tippets, wliee Mee, 416.1 t ar • cia:g.. Undrewp—White or grey 'mitring', tabbies, m e 41,,,„, 1 I be Gentlemen to continue iu black full trireme.% Li 4.r it li mem, bleak ' , woe& and buckles. I:1144 ess--Gicy (Hoke. 11INM STANI LORE. Translalien of Mulnualso's Ode no hie Sword, In MI estim Ali.Ja•rn,st ho has succeesfully infitsed di i"cet all the boldness and spirit of the ori.tinal-4,14: tv a certain tiehting Gencnl ofchallenee 0.1:h bullets and brains, General, wh at a Platt of al low is this blieily.milid t d Arabia., Poet Mitteoshi N,..trils, the Wilrlato4., hiss t.i• eery lisAt• w0a . ..1 runt "fte ~ f our 1, 0 4,,, Sr , and with that rut and thrnst orr,rd ..t t' sa4rd eke lid., I behav e even ow' ',vi a • Eanivr at their bead, wont I look a little b!se,.., would make theta ground arahx— I. 11 With such a fnciaus tenspett no Its brews, As if the world's fuer winds were pent witbia Hie Westering easem• " With all his vazaries, he Is a fellow *tenant, aad allowance for li.s :% 1a Tragios, *t coi,res me, and death," he Wogs iu n martial a style of pleasin g truplar as any military Lard of my acquaiataine ; is Gel t little inspired myself oil the occasion, and cannot the desire to trysts imitating. Your's ever, PADLY WU A mh sweet lips, any keel, to harnisL'd and nice Your temper is trinity :mil being litic ~ r irr; • To see yin our, and prepped foe the tizlit, Mal - army peepers to winkle with joy cid delight. Like mystical writings or charms, with armee We ire watery letters inserilid on a blaze The eye that so boldly your spleadoor would brave; Isidnintrai sad mock'd by the serpentine cur, That as wen on your sedan so wildly to Like moles gaily dancing el le rays of the rm. In the blood otthe See men when you take a dip, Year odge am, drips le contested to si While I io the carreat tallith:lily swim, AWI SS ili it iu goblets tilled up to t►e bet..,. The belts of old Time your weight ►are niireadrA, Till, gaiw'd by your edge, they reqtfoe I, !r Ter:Je i. No drop of blood abets to your keen-cuttiaz edge; He that draws you of bottom. 'e'er fin kits Mere:lee Toot light, with a smart. of the rift Usinebtogh; All &Awes dispels, s lint fa bible you deer. Oa! my Sham, 'attic urchin, so dearly I prise, Its sheath, if I could, should be l►' lids of ms eon. By your brightness, my hooey, in batik I 'nine, Your brilliant achievements sod glory are mom. Your clashing and heel:tug claim greater rahrod Than the pipe, dote, and harp, or the song of the . I carry sot yea for mere splendour or sh o w, Bet Car splitting of heads, wicks, and elm, at a Paw Thus our foes and their armour are deified to test Me, t►e stoutest of roystert ; von, sharpest of steel ; When I drew you at midnight in Wicklow, the give quick &slid, like the light'oisg, as for as Kildare • The temper of a sword. t A hag filled with water ; *liquor twat at all to my j The Arabian Poet hes stolen the thosgbt trim original .IMKa► Feast—. What stabs and what eats. What clattering of sticks, What strokes ou the guts, What heisting and kicks What cudgels of oak, Well bantered is dame, A hundred heeds broke, A hundred stnuk lame. BRlGurox, [)sc. 21. 111 re. Fitsherbert arrived at her residence Tuesday evening. The Margravine of Anspach arrived et Castle Tavern. on Saturday night, and will baby sojourn there until accommodated vi, a suitable hour*. The Ball at the Cm , le was fa,hionNy not numerously wended, on I.st Moi.J.y evegw., Our winter females of rbvtioition, n.dwrL , 4. ing the untowarduess of the season. °coot II augment the list of arrival.. HtsOrare the Duke of itichmon.l hst been iv , : Riotously re-elected Ma.ter i.f the Itoy.l Clercs( Lodge of Freemasons, for the deer o rtuiu`, " timed'', Olken of the Lodge vivre app_iuted the Acting Master. Nlf. Scott. The festival or St. John the Evangelist will celebrated by a Hall and Supper at the 01,1 Rooms, no Thurrida. by the Royal Clatter Lo.t.,:e. "'hen a numerous party of visituto, it We pecten. will be prewrot. mut, ‘OO lOll iiiy in eine% Th last ais become exceedingly dull, sod thel is antl.ii.g stirring. pale the Chariots of the II shivtlaitil•o rung tn. nod rooming from. n i •rt s' Unit , Fresiog Per/us. We often hear the n: ply or their equip7ges. hut the Erroiog lusf, pen at In early an hour in the Morning, the bale 11 Mum as opportuney of Teeing the busty t ott sewn. NI! we 1 Titer? is in the garden of Jobe Pat t assiN Esq. to Ayrshire. a pleat of th e Alne Sox (Am.:. &ewer- It is • native of Africa. particularly of 1 1 istredeseed into Britain the jeer 1759. !Jona of S.coturt, netsee it dowel its iisroe. and t. DIMr been known to flower in this country bolsi Mr. BA Lta aTI ses garden contains vast vans! , of rare green-neu.e and stove plants, veil woven ettesaisai of the !lutanist. • The- Arrlilis*.op of OCIDLIII ie i• • serf Jsr irtoii• 'tile of health. S• •iee •►e hi- f..1:0=• • t'ait he I.•s refused 13.0001-r" a ;sus• of •one 1. a•es in hs d•ocer. - Tk •bjt Nbe bees trek life, I• 1 - --- • - • - - V•stertiay the Leta NIA Tellt pg a be cealtmeed Ike ea ta.e ek- wd ad iho • J' OR itICriF.SS P/PidS. se .o; Mess/ 441se can (alga. 'I 'bet? no faccoutits.g parrot • until te *peeing •41 etc tome shall pnt --...........—. : (will Clltili since the date of the 19th of lust the two armies ina state of active operations.... • ' -,4 . 7b- ! .7 : ; '''''' A ' 1). . i I'AWATZ COSRTAPANDANCIL Tomah." ....-- The extract (toss ete•ii. puirlielsed in Tke Grucfre iip p et i›„„ ,.... '. 1 . . , e :\ :‘,.. , . An i Z. masses. *tonna 9. ~ - Cale Gaieties to the 24th of November hare of last night. atoll!** that a atachinentof tho 'F rem h • ....—;-- .%. •:• fri..._ • - -,.,./. bid ,„, ( 0 1 =3‘ * :; *-- \'" sone,: zrttAct or Alf ;relent. ctneettriermeateew to , arrived. The piano coutinued healthy% The Coon- troop., commanded by General GARDA/INR, which .s fro gp g ; lop oleitsWaa-oeseath LORD Tln Rt.* Rayon. r 0.411 01 • .icil of Regency has applied to the Cortes for an en- approached the Zezere. hail retreated in eons,- , c otter MOURNIA G. c roti' , Y Licst.Lanee *tattoo 'cactus. somas. Data* lnting of 80 men to recruit cud augtueut the dif- quence of a successful attack made upon it by Col. _ate o tle id canvass, Du. l. 1810. ' ferent Siainieh armies ;un which subject a Decree POltatinlit'. This retreat , however, could not have Lad Chaneht,laia's Office, Decc.4s. l , o i W et CI ' 4 Tire corps of the viieury's ewer, the advaaced was ord ered . t o b e. oraw t oup on the 16th November. beta •• Part of any general Plan f or that Purr"' aflawaanarat, f ra isTe rg .: 4 7 :: :: :::: wr e dre l u .b l i ' er t .l3 l; : at t : sil u k r :r f v: 34 6l... •;: i i m e .g . : 0::. 411 : :i te t t i n : guard of which was engaged with cite poops cots- An insurrectom sgribust the Freuch has broken as lam Lordship admits that 110 al. • annual . of 40,A:1:i:1:u:i1k...1 whit. ii,...... fans, and......tip::::ettp.. 6::: mauled :it (O.n.ral Silveira, es thelath of the hot out in the Sierra of Velez Nletage. More than any importance had token place i.• the poso in of mouth of November. tooted - to the left, aid made Mesh hibe t 7 94l 4 : Mi ela .l - 4 % l l . ' s h i' i l t: . or Kr p, tabbies, o f a.,,,, Witt 30 vintage, have raised the standard of wen and the French Army since dot Ist lust . — On tni, cod- it. aproarance on the 19th i-i the S ebugal , nu the appointed Don Jove Segovia their cinch. and other teary, MaSsitta is evidently resoleed t• maintain Co., %here it marched is the direction of liehnotite b a ne _cominamiers. More then WOO men are in urine . himself at . Santatein. lie NMI ...r.':lgtheUed th at ey lustrio mad Fonda'', and taking tat twe roads which lead They have received 13,000 cartrelge. fion, Mar. , place considerably. Ile had also fortified • post 'I he Gentlemen to continue is, black NI t', e ller to the Zezere through Lower Beira, reached Car They and have already routed goo French belon g - on th e hat hank or the 7....zere, at I'llllllw, and iir t o.d.i eoeti, Mack sword . and !wait's. ' "1'444.6 Al like eligar on the 513th of the same mon t h.orohess—Gicy Gawks. , tog to those in Malaga. another un then g:st ;sf Santarem, in which direction a rt kit " The intim, of Lower Beira continually hung The war of thi flying parties increases through- be watched the m ove men t s of the Al'ied Army with ei-e,..,.. _,,...,„,..„ watt on the rear of the euetuv and c.ute loin a cousi- HIND! STAN! LORE. Hal et ' . out Spain; some of them have entered Segovia and great attention. derable los.. _—..........-- total other considerebie plates, End destroyed the French Toe siege of Abrantes had not commenced.— Translatien of Motanahea Ode em Is' it , N , a•• The mid detacheneid of the enemy's troops gatrisons. We are not acquainted with the details Tile big . N e fuoii l t: : ..) e : i .le : n retieri:,:g A ihsit:alit l ii i i: ' ,lti i i blieryti ,: est i!i iiAti;d : a.::: l 4 : : • Gi.:mu.:e h :i:,:no a; ,:dri " A:iie ti vvin r eai r ,..,:ibi lwa rt:r.ci,att;i rl .: , p4 l l. l e: : :n ' ae,:iw itr a, :f ::: iiseil :4 : ::l7 : l : : :.4 . l l :l l . .. l ..i , ,i, ' ,....:l ' :itri ' „moils,:wer i bl a e.y t itccial_ t ri:one h i re" , :eta of those which left Portugal with General of the various actions , because the communication of Portazipos t,i ois OP the 18th ult.. and seine Foie, who went to Pario and of those belonging to ,ei, through the interior of Spain is very di ffi cult, for English troops weir expected. the three corps of !hearts,. of l'ortugal, .. Idols were want of posts, and the Chiefs are mere employed . left in Salamanca. Ciudad tincltigo, and Almeida, in active exertions than writing accounts. oas modern a tog irrison the said places; ..1 . ;tree nr four battalions., a nd with that cut soil throat sward i.f i i i, .• , • ' which rne.ition that Busatotese has read, a large • DADAJOZ. MCC. 1. ~: ir /id., I behave even um lonilan lIT • ' - , - i '' ' Mao detached from the eth corps by order of the Em- con- conscription ~, ilia onlisppy country. Th e y ;add, EanotT at their bead, wool I took ‘ -wal. ' ..' ' The Spanish troops, as well as the French, a toile blae--. a, el" peror, under the command of General berme, for I th ine in the same positions. We learn from Pla- that area ; great aotttetY Ss felt for the King of Eio,-;- wawa make them :round :ono.— I. tu• 3 the purpose of niasunavriag ou the frititicis; mud of I centia, under date of the 22J November, that the land, ones very general wishes expressed for his re- •• Dinned. a f,ifiJus tempest no his brow., t,; ,, ! , As tithe world's fuer winds were pent milli, Ft: •• the convalescents of the army of Portugal, compose I flying party commanded by the gallant Don covery. His blustering carcase! " tne ing it. the whole it forte of about 2400 men. I Fable, bad lately three engagements with the We have received Paris Pa mrs te the 13th and W ith Vl t i l 1 . t . i 8 , " 8 . 7 .ac ri . 01 :: , u htt le ta art a f ta er i o a w ths o iv e roe,....f.kp;;:.7.:. " It is daenit to ascertain the easel swab " of French, the , result of which was, that he killed I • ' altowance for 1.4 Pktla Tragios, " w ick r P" 1 ,, a „,. 4 -- Dutch of a later date. We have also been favoured se deaf I,tie u.: the said reinforcement. but, in my estimation, it 120 men, aid took seveaty-two, with oeve_ary-four with extracts frosu private letters received from truplae as any military Lard of my acittioistaiice; ia - t, :" dem not exceed 6.000 men. bones. 100 bullocks, several equipages of French Holland, which are filled with the usual complaints f t e he d d 4 n lit i t r l e .. t i o ns t li ry ired sa t i ' m lY it e a l t r ion es . dis we" " w; " Caaa°l ' a The troops why compose the 9th carpe t form 016crrs, some sheep, and a large quantity of wheat. of l of trade and commercial distress. Await ' sweet-lips Y , o m ul y 's j e r7ell so hn r iPo i A oL D 'd L a l ri . il l n7 i re l , C ' ri. the prams of these places in Castile. wbesoe the A traveller who lately monied in Sinn's % from —.... troops were wit•alvaan wh° lately atataled ,,_ ._. Paatuilal• Madrid, attateo, that a large convoy which lately Mre this day copy from The Annual Register. the y. }, temper is treaty :old hitilig I,k, a ie . • • a t•I " The " ri my ealth•••• tan maintain ri lm • y r in left the capital. on its way to Bayonets, with first part of the debate in the Hauer of Commune, T. tee i' ' ' yua l o t ` ou.. and prepped foe the tHit, ii= sesterme. the memegth of which position has been a rem 4santity of gold and pl a te war intercepted upon the restrictioes proposed to be laid on the Wok - army peepersto winkle with joy avid deliiht. atop , eeseidelehi l ilieeelmil : 116 hie el " (4)4464 s P e " by the patriots, and 14 0 French killed 0 0 that se* Prince of WALES, es Regent, in the Bill of 1789. Like taystieti writings or charms, with alma T ‘V he c "l aye w t a h terY st so le bo tte ld ni ly in yli sc Ur ib sPlend d Os a cia bi r aj wo c i:ld km: test , is Pushes% es the dolt hook of the river Zestrits cosi e s, . —lt will be found to peseta consider dile nevelt , sad sod weber is die levieens of Straw and Alvan. °P°lnar nor. 211 " as the restrictions proposed by Mr. PERCEV AL. are dice We e es the right 4 the pesitiota of Santarem. sod The meaty still continue to retreat ;it is thought la dual ti marl wooded by age serpentine wire, vent the same as those which originated with Mr. PITT has, penod—aud we are wow arrived at the ease Like motes gaily ese:reg fa i te 'l le " ' ra e ys ikl uf lY sit i e u r t o o on: Insane with*, tettat c a reful attention all our he wi ll tress shove the Foote de Marcella ; deser. at that • • Thu m "" " y ear 4 of Ilbsureeeeta em Wet &action. ten say he is greatly distressed for want of car- . . stage in which the question then stood bet w ee n th e to the blood oftlia Ilse sans alien you take a dip. ear'la The (realise hes been coestisatly very had ever I fridges. some of hie men having only two or three : pj i Heir At an the Howe of Commons. Visor ode :idea drips location's:4 to sip, p i , ~ eines the middle of Ifeweasher ; the crossroads are nov. ll . ..._........__. While lio the carreat exultingly swim, 1 .;' elteereEter Impassable for artillery. and very difileolt We ere all in high spirits here on account of The Provincial Papers of the last three or four And as ill it is, goblets tilled up to the Mi... m for the p nmil g u a j o m it y r .• w hil e at the same time Silveines Success neer Piohel on the 15th, over days announce much mischief donehy toenadei he T T i b tl, he goo .llll 4 " Nl uld by your ease, w th a e g y h rei t la n:. e e;:!!::: 1 :::il ' et. Pr" r ors . nal e are an oa t s and the l ow r .„4, .... , the advanced guard of the French. consisting of , the south-eastern part of the kingdom. This Ca . '' VII I , SelVilC . 5,030 French, which be completely defeated with pivot has' within the lest 34 hen experienced a No drop of blood s wi r l s to your keeo-cuttioz die ; He that draws you of hoocior neer (mkt"' the • tica' atte the less of JOO men. In consequenee of this vice Ti " All tke actinism which I receive from Castile , similar visitatioa. About three o'clock last morn. • • . . r Your light, with a 'mark of the vi i Lsipiekiugh: .s anan k aass i p mom me. that the Spanish lying for ,this tbis body of troops was previewed joining ing it blew • perfect hurricane. arid wend four All &A iwa . di mbje pets, • bee (41? batik you dr,* to be dallitinacoatiove to ect with the utmost activity. and Mrural' o'clock last afternoon we experienced • most ere- Oa! my Skean, 'attic arch* so dearly I prise, ken nsendous storm. The Metropolis became suddenly Its ',Leath, if i could, should beds' lids of air e t c'. t r ek 111111.1 heir "' esti. "' Mai" th e eeses7 have of late Official tits have been . .ivecr ° tha y. t n tl . le Inapt is, • black cloud, which buret upon it in a By I° ‘ rbri g hl"se ' m y Imli Y , i° bittie I ' nit ' , life, mad very aucce:sfel. enemy aft retreating by Ikea. From the direr- Year brilliant achievements sad glory are aline. if o " I him the tumour to remain. dreadful shower of hail, accompanied with a most Pun of that road they must pass by Fitters dos . Your dulling anti bathing claim greater "ma re " With eemelef "'" " 4 rel l' eet, le ' Vnios. &Inaba!, and Pont. de Marcell.; but fat less Pied ' ; .I.eirtehatell' having ver _ i ' it was si Than the pipe, dote, and harp, or the tang of t h e (Signed) a Waataa oleo."I carry sot you for mere spleadour ea skee, rod the bodges are broken down at Marcella . All the short ai it WM ihrhent * not lntones abOve 13 minuted. Mach damage and peruses( injury, we Bat for splatoig of heads, real, and 'Ai', at s Maw Ws c Attedino to authentic letters renew"! iron di. ' givers are sreatly swollen , Alt won parts of Peewits', our peesauts killed 10 oven% sec. 9. fear. have been ea stained, but we have net learned Thus our foes mad their araßour are de.titeil to teal rennet'. oat took 17 prisoners, between Fandeo sad Yesterday moraing official accouitu were receive any particulars. Me, the stoutest or roystert ; eon, sharpest et steel ; to When I drew you at 'midnight in Wicklow, the ewe to ----, Sendai; sod destroyed 200 men and 400 b ane .. ed here. that • French force of 3.000 horse and By a ship from Rio inttelen, which has arrived at ( " irk amild • hike the light.'"ag' a. tar as "ere k between &keens. Formosa. and Cardigss. Th e y 3,000 infantry, entered Condeias on the night of G uernsey , • l etter scion M on d ay rece i ved, stating • The temper of a sword. se ban a l so t a ke n p r i soner a servant of M aisons . I the 6..11 of this mouth. Another column was ad- that mine unalessant bympto t ais of tumult had bee n t A hag filled with water; *liquor tust at all to my to I illi r whom bead.etuarters ate in Themar. .treeing towards Mete Mar, and a third to the manifested in the Boards. Oeveral arrests had j The Arena Poet ha stolen the Aught team p r y oaken place in the capital, and a body thei r troops un- orietaalldsh Feast— la,r The l u st seceents from Abrames stste , that en Poste de Marcella. It is supposed that Coimbra tier the Conde Dr Aacor were on thcir march to What stabs and what cats, is their object ; bet as the Mon d e go has swollen the 37th or last mouth the enemy cannonaded the Bahia, to secure submission in that dependency. What rtatteriug of sticks, rem ' Spanish troops posted on the enutltern hank of the Considerably. they will not be able to cress. A Cabinet Council was held at the Secretary Si What strokes ou the guts, lii General Faae will prove, that the French mast amen. who returned the fire. 'The French nccu- State's Office oo Moneley. after the arrival of the What Imistiog and kicks l 1461 pied, with their ad vance d guar d, t h e h e i g ht s core( (- flat, as a utatter of course, be victorious. Condeisa Messenger from Wiedsor with th e B u lletin. It What cudgels of oak, ref guous to roulette, while their main body occupied j bring only two leagues from . Coimbre many pee. oweenta!ed at three o'clock. and was attended by Den bardeu'd is Same, will the LORD CitaIICILI.OII. tie Marquis WILLESLIT. A busdral heads broke. of c the town. Near the Church of our Lady of the : pie thick they would make the attack yesterdey. o .. ss raelll * CITISORI.4IIO, (7AIIDEN, I biltaoWlllr e Martyr. the weeny constructe d a hind of redou b t. i Some, however, sapp at I 1 ose they wait for reinforce- ..ATo AST, and Livearoot., Mr. PtaceveL. Mr. A hundred stnuk lame. 7 me Liaison's head-quarters were in Mont alvo. flods, and till the lins is fordable. Revel', Mr. Dunisas, and Mr. Iroise, and re- nnititiro.v. (Yee. 24. hew On the tech in the Nem mooed in clime deliberation till p ast s i x . sr inciting the regiments of Pore --- -- sv - ---- sl ,, --- ---- 7 ---- -...........- luau ..iitdiday et the Public °Secs. It borne horse. No. 4 and le, arrived is Agnates. with _ Baru-gam in distress. She has • Messenger on Mrs Fitzherbert arrived at her residence • -------- - -- Tuesiay evening. tot the battalion of Chit...eters, No. 6; avel English THE BRITISH PRESS• board with dispatches from Mr. Itesszt.t., tbe Ame. troops were also expected. The enemy occupied ricao Charge: d'Atfakes at Pothole Mr. Ftweamar. They are coiljectured to relate to the determine- the same parities. LONDON.habi t Ta il v i er arg n. ra o t n ine Sat o u r rd A ay m n Pa ig c h h t, a e rri nd " o rl ill st li t r• h i t s h o c e . thou of t h e French Goernmeat on the recent Pro. —bly sajoUra there until accommodated vil: NI 1.161011. DEC. 3. A number of deserters sod peisenen continued WEDNESDAY, Dieting& 96. clamant , * of the President of the United States, a suitable hoe*. ow The Meths. it is said. was not permitted to land The Ball at the Castle was fe.hion,ility these his, to aerie from the enemy during the last week. • ----°"--- The town was distressed last morning by very the Messenger and dispatches at DM, off *Lich I not numerously attended, The former are almost all Gerinaue or Italians. alarming reports of the state or His Maine`, : Pmt 'he first appeared. By this we leant that all the foreign troops in the „ , 1111,1 r sorry to find mere corroborated by the Some doubts ere entertained of the correctness of French service were at an allowance of half a re- w " .e " we " t ' the statement of t h e seizure of an American ship, ' Our winter females of dionstiola.sttio:%Zindo'orYlPili".ipalii'i: the ins the untowardness of the season, °coot 1 augment the lot of arrival,. folloairg Buileuto which was shewn at St. James**. Ea tioa of bread. with scarcely any fl e sh meat ; and direct from the United States toßourdeaux. and the Hts Grate the Duke of Itichmotol het been 411 w %Viudeoecnetk, D ec.es. that a diarrhea prevailed through the whets French imprisonment of the crew ; letters of the 11th not. Riotously re.ekoted Master i.f the Itoy.l Ca" - F' " His MAJESTIC had e severe attack of fever yes. being wholly silent on the subject. Lodge of Freemationo for the year i•eruitop al army. of which many of the * o lde n died daily. terday evening ; but ice got some hours' sleep in the There was an error, we understand, in the state- the other Olken of the Lodge teem app.duted i al; The (Omen •a Estreamdurs of the lath ult. night. and the symptoms are very mach abated this event that an interview had taken place b e t w e en t h e the Acting Master. Mr. Scots. 3 brings no imrticater acc o u n t o f th e advantages meruiag: Committee of American M erc h ants an d t h e M ar - Th e festival of St. John the Evan/Ago% will e„ ' geed by the repel:Zee e v er th e F renc h i t h ey sirsor as wail) Tug Wltt.t.leaLMlr. respecting the repeal of the celebrated by a Ball atom Supper at the OH bye ty, are nevertheless eertsios and It is to be hoped that On Monday e - ng His MAJBET'S life was Orders in Council. No penult communication Rooms, on Thureday, by the Royal Charm ea , by the boat Mail from Oporto ssnifactory details i was had either on Friday or Saturday ; hut on the Lodge. "'hen a numerous patty of visitors, aas • Si co. 'offered in - great Lent. His pulse was at 110. letter diy • Memorial was presented from the Com • pecten. will be pretreat. hi: so this respect will be received. earl his tlesictsiot became be much alarmed, an min apse mince to h s Lordship, and from the short lof Our ordeaansas which have divided thems.-t r e • Tht Ins nis become exceedingly dull. and th r: empress •as oitt off at our o'clock to the Prince of i time no offici a l notice has yet been token of the is notl.tvg stirring, sate the Chariots of the F o r into 'mall pen.,., and in fact ferns • load of is.. so comatimicatioo. ..,setts, stating , that in order to fee his Royal Oblem . 1,11 • 0 rime to. mid returning from. o'ist* to 1• ••• 1 g riernl l") "anti" tri hate" the loess,, and Father olive. he had no time to spare. Us Royal On tVellneid..y evening lest. • sloop celled the unmet! Fresh% Ponies. We often hear then .- ap Isi " 0 7 day bee*** were rawilitariaed alibi •"" High .to whose boast filial afiection has ever If„ eft , of Bermouth, RonsaY Roar:ars, Mem bier of their equirges. hut the Eentiog 14 .ti i ' ; t which mad routmeally haeome tote destrucum to ter. from London to Barmouth, laden wets ohne. pen at so early an hour to the Marxist. I', ' t . Its oas • predominant passion • tort not • mouseid to came on shore to the Westward of Ilse IL; boor. P, lia% e ~ ta w , as opportunity oistiog the , iist ,e .. o. the Fresoeh. BK. IN obey the melancholy seronsons, and set out for a heavy gale, sad the wh o l e o f h er * crew unfirso. s ki labium Si! Wedowee Before his arrival, however. His ;M e - featly penslied. Prot of her mated m's. •nd li.ill. eemet....••••••••• ti t There al nibs.), new from the tetra;. It IS IS sittaticin to roil?, alt :e fro n Setubel by Palladia. /PTV% d•sorder 11,0 slated • little ; but w were .rctie-d. but the sumo is tor.h.• lost. The There is is the •garden of Jess Pet uarl!' a., e are Captain'. hody we. picked op on Thursday fawn . Esq. to Ayrelsire, • pleat of the Alne dap un-. r - t to Mona, , stsi..h Is genera. iy believed :nay be nn- ! cvne'rn" to ad'l• that he was still considered in • tog , / w o e the wreck, and has Levi race deccntly M e &weer. It is • native of Africa. peelieularlY ° l ' 1 therrd a. strung as '..1 !1.-enemy to rlaratil the G l om. "t r y daogero" 'niter timed at Rye. !shout of S icotort, w :mime it down its name. a ii .. , . r , . prin,, , ,, rti.bak select arrived on sun. A similar . misfortune on the same evening betel s.te coast.introdsseed into Britain in the year 1759. and . o t' _ the Ant Cearweree, of and fir Exeter, on her rev. sever been known to flower is this costal b ' l :. a! (hotel or a Lgrygg slum us Ex( rlAtopy day at I"nmmouth, wills a Mail from LuAton.—By as p from London. Owen) F t un an d t h e w h e i e Mr. BA Lta MEI ses gardea motet* a tut vari-' Tr 111 altallaL Gastritis!. loan wail storm*. TO this conveyance se hate received tapers from crew ere. unfortunately drowned; 0 00 r 1, 0 4,,, .of rare ereenencuot and stave Plop" , w e il wenn° 4 t MU ItitaLLICELS sate MODEL PEI. Feiss roseate, that city to the 11th. Goveriiirent have goo no hese been Helle'i up and boned at I.:, el-1. This . onlekt'sa of the botanist. i.o terra DEC. e, 1810. crises, by the sane creiveyed-e. dispatches from ves.rl hut a cargo on h o ard estated et onward, Th.' Ari-lihi. - ..0p of °COLL, is Oa h e ,- f v , e .. rv i.a tl x. s . c . u •• N o alienation, ,•f ita p or t aw e e !: as taken place , Lord Wat.t.tncres, dated Comae. the eth We- o h f . to,onsl. 4 val . value . • satall is p e n " F re . .r n i a • i s n rl i t n e g O n y hhas er ; r - ro prni tta r 4tit t e h o at f k heal sasst part i belch. 5s are • I."' •• re " . ;1 4 in the posiii.in of ihy enemy ' s tr00;.3 ouce the Ist ! oans.—Tb e dispat c h," w e re unwed by his Lord.. 'est at e, the li ste oi my anteeedent dispatch eihi.:s -to bo t t . to l . F 7 O : 1 70e; tea feet ander water ; the remainder of -sone li zoo in his diocese. .., I slop's &wenn, and it is eadenteed contain a has fellen •pr th 1 te n o , ri t t th e pe , peg to e• as brood. who ass- t Yesterday the Luta Nieves • e' 4 traosositicd le your EV. - e l it:ii y relator to the rpevii i ot i oe e y e , of the pima slick h e means to ally infest the me-coast on thee octanes., • ek. I of :amend 11/ he cositseneed TLC etre so. :A:. ?.. • - ....1t. - - - - - - %Sigma as bawd ) On Monday eventing His MAJIIIITT . B life woe col tottered in greet peril. His pulse was at Id% •rid hta Pnssic,am became se much alarmed. an e•pvees ass siit off at one o'clock to the Prince of Wass% stating, that in order to see his Royal Father olive. he had no time to spare. Hie Royal flidti•ese.:u whose beast filial affection has ewer bees • predominant passion, lost not • mos•eut to obey the inelmichuly soronsons, and set out for Wi•dele►. Before his aenval, however, His M MTV'S had abated • little ; but we are evneersitii to &dol. that he was sl,ll considered an • very daugeruu? stale. Ti • Privor..s. Elisabeth packet arrived on Sun day at I" . v mouth, emit a Masi from Lialson.—By this conveyance •e hate received tapers from that city to the ilth. Guveriiicent have aieo en% ed, by the sidle cn•sveya.i-e. dispatches from Lord Wat.t.twares, dated Cartaaeolte iw ataat.—The dispatches wets bresght by his Lord. 8-erstary. and it is ewderstsed cont.cs a spetidatitre view ef tb. piss sbicb be mesas to