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G 4 ,Z14 . 1'E EXTaAORDINARY, TOLSD IY, JULY 'IN), 1813. WAR DEPA I. LMENT. Downing -street, July 19', 1813. Wm-itches, of which the following are extracts, have been this day received at Earl liath►t-rst's office, addressed to his Lordship by field n.r shal the Slatviess of Wellington. " Ostiz, thify3„ 1813! General Clause{ having retired ttiwards grotto, after finding our troops at Vittoria on. the 22d of June, art' having ascertained the result. of the'action of the 21St, still remained in the neigh .bourhood of LOgrono on the 24th, and till late. on the 25th, and had not marched for Tonlela, its I had been informed, when I wrote my dispatch of the 24th ultimo;: I conceived, therefore, that there was some prospect of intercepting his re treat ; and after sending the light troop, towards Roncevalles in pursuit of the army under Joseph Buonaparte, I mewed the light, 4th, 3d, and 7th di v i s i ons ,, and Colonel Grant's and Major-Ge neral Ponsot6y's bAgades of cavalry, .towards Tndela, ;rind the sth u 1 divisions, - and the household and General DlTrban's cavalry, from Vittoria and Salvmierra, , towards Logrono, in hopes that I should 'be able to intercept General Clause!. • , • He, however, made some extraordinary forced marches, followed by General Mina with. his own 'cavalry and the regiment of Spaoish Cavalry nn , der the command of Don Julian Sanchez, and ar riled at Tudela on the evening of the 27th. He there crossed the Ebro, but the Alcalde having in formed him that we were upon the road, be imme diately recrossed, and marched toward: , Zaragossa, where, I undetiaand from General Mina, be has since arrived. General Mina is still following the enemy, and he has taken,from him two pieces of ca►►non, and same stores in Tudela, and three hundred pri. %otters. Lieutenant-General Clinton has also takcct possession of five guns which the enemy left at ,Loge - ono. . the mean time, the troops under the com *nand of Lientenatit-General Sir It. Hill have kept the blockade of Pampelutta, and moved through the mountains to the head of the Bidassoa, the enemy having entirely retired into France, on that • I,ertelose the report which I hare received from Lienteuant-General Sir 'F. Grahttn . of his actions 4th the enemy on the 2 , lth and 25th of June, which appear to hare 'Wen wore serious than 1 had imagined, Avben I addressed yOuriLordship on the 26th ik , iieral Foy had with him the garrison of Bil boi+ god those of Montiragon 'and Tolosa, besides his division of Ole Army of Portugal, and his forte was considerable. It gives me great leis faction to see that the Spanish and Portuguese 'troops mentioned by it T. Graham, have con _ . tmeives wso ell. • The Lientenant,General has continued to push nn the enemy, by the high road, and has dis 10i1ged them from all the strong positions which they had taken ; and yesterday a brigade' of the nriny of Galliria, under the Command of,Gen. Cas. tanos, attacktd and drove the enemy.across the Bi dassoa, by the bridged knit. enemystillmain. tained a post,in a strong" stone lilorlthoust, which starved as a head to the bridge, and some troops in seine toopholed houses on the rightof the Bidassoa but Gen.Giron having,sent for some Spanish attil lery, and Captain Dubnordiet's brigade of nine pounders, having been sent to their support, the tire of these guns obliged the enemy to evacuate, and they blew up the blockhouse, find burnt the 1,, ;,!ge, Sir Thomas Grahatn reports, that hi all these ati‘iy, the Sp,anlsli trooqs .113VC COlldUCted cilelll- t Si 1) r,.n,;ii halily well. The puri ion of Passages, enn,iNting of one hunclued oncl fifty men, surren dereti Ow th the troops Linder Coinoel .140 R et n seeing some of onr ships' cat! Deba, evaeuared the town ancl - fort of Gaeta4 riet 011 the .1-t insturit ; an( l th e garri, n went, by place. is blockaded by loud , by :t detachtutut of Spnokb troops. They have likewise evacuated Castro, and the garrison have gouo by St!:1 to Santona. In my former re port,i, I have made your Lordship acquainted with progress of the army of reserve of Autlainsia, wukt. t)ettetal the Conde tkl .Abihal, to join the finny, had 11C =INC(' at ,Burgos On the 25th and' • Sel o to St. Se) tiara wiemy reti re d across the Ebro, pre violiti u . ) the battle cit Vittoda, (trey left a garrison f.cveti hundred own in the castle of Part; c(,0,0„ by ulitch they comionalett and rendered it impossible for us to wie the great communication from . V.ttoria to Burgos J therefore feg l i este d tht Goode del Abishal, on his warah to Miranda, 4,t)' Italie himself master of the town aria lowtir *cirks, rati l to'bloci:i“le the p`itee 1S 'Clo7;e:Fy - I I.Y Imt t s eccived ,tl4e rcport, of oporittiolis. ; but 1 nude. ttl , :d C ctiTiied the to , *): f1,11(1 ItiVtier ' l . ol't by lisatilt on tbL 28th; tt)itf 1 ha v , c now the pletisuie to encloic reportof the fin:,! success of rills, opeiation, a.,.11 the copy Of capitulation, by which the garrison have . tirreil- H7l.eiticti:- The decision and dispatch with which this place has been subdued, are "highly :Creditable to. the Conde tel Abislyil, and the officers and troops tin, der hiS command. 1 ain concerned to inform your Lordship, that Lientena»t-Peneral Sir J. Murray raised the siege of Tarragitna, I cannot. say bn what day, - and ens barked his' troops. A great proportion of the ar tillery and stores were left in the batteries. It appears that Marshal Sachet, with.a considerable body of trocips," had ntovedironi Valencia by T9r tosa, and General Maurice Mathien, with another corps, from the neighbourhood of Barcelona, - for the purpose, of impeding Sir J. Murray's opera tions, which Le did not think hipselfmtiftieicntly - strong to continue. I have not yet received from Sir J.Murray the detailed - amnia-of th6e transac. lions : Lientenant-Qeneral Lord William Ben tinek, however, who had joined and had taken the coMmand, ofthe army at the Col de Balitguer, on the 17th, had brought it back to Alicant, where '.ht arrived himself on the 23d, and was proeced-. in g to carry into 'ex e cution my instructions,. When Narshal Sitcliet inarclied into the Dio del Pardue actvweecl, esta bliihed his head : ;loarteri at Saco Felipe tie Xati . va, and his troops on the Xucar, where he stirliwas vu 'the 24th. T olosa June 26, 1 81:% MY Lor.o,•'—' It was so Jate. on • - ,h t, 234 whr.% I received the order to unwell by puerto St. Adrhill Ulf Villa Frane4, and the weatherand the . road were so extremely had, that - hut a small putt of the column could get over the monntaiii that clay; and it was not till late on the 24th that I' could move front Segnra on Villa.Franea, • with Major- General AnsOn's brigade of. light dragoons, the light battalions of the Xi-pg'S German Legion, and the two Portuguese brigades ; the rest of the troops not being yet corne..up, .The rear of the eneniy's column was then ,just passing on the great yowl from Villa (teal Franca, and he occupied, in con,ider a nic f orce , sonic very strongground <ln the right of the greyn road, And 'of the river Oria, front of the village of Ola.erria, and about a mile and 4 half from Villa Franca: ajor-General Bradford's brigade marched h Okverria, • Lind was y 11114 0 .001 to. dislodge I:1e encloy on the Tight, while the. rein:limier o f T roops advanced by the Chauss6:., defended by the eco tirtilleura pa .the heights, and it tits body at the village of Veasayo. As the enemy' reinforced.tlie troops on his left, it becante necessary to push. Q4l by tit Chaiiste, which wa!i done by the light battalion, under Co lonel Halket t, assisted and flanked by some com panies of Major:General Portugue,e 1)6 7 Eade, and this NC:3'6(X svas periOrineO, iu the incest gamut t h r:t ehrave troops, Who drove the enemy from the village of Veamayn. Thee tiny having troops' ready, posted 00 the SUCCI: tion of strong he.ights 04 each sine of tin: deep % •oley, at the bottom of eh the road eilLis, a coosio.. ruble time becanw oc..:esaary to turn ho banks, dnuig why+ ',e 'valuated Villa Franca without turn her dispute. • The iuguese' brigades' on the right and left of the vane! ,Intsheo on tll c advance to. Ye lasii rido, and he troops asiemnied at. Villa Franca. Here, likewise ,c tie of Ccoeral . Giron's borps and all colonel Longo's, arrived to L:le conise. of the evening. The next morning (the 4 25th) the eininy evaen, ated Celenuia and, as he Arad up a v:!ry strong position het wee!) that and , covering the Pumpelunaroad, the Spanish corps u: Longa was marched hey A 17.9 toa arils Li4arga, to turn his left, while Lient43eneral Mendizahel was requested to dispatch sonic nattalions from Aspey tin to turn his right,, appnyed on a high mountain, with an inaccessible ravnie iu front. The enemy was driven from the summit of an important bill, lying between the Palupeluria and Vittoria roads, by a very.skilful . attiwk of Lieut.- Colonel Williains, with, two , companies of the grenadiers of the Ist regiluent, and three of the 4th Caeadores, belonging to:General Paeles brig gade. The eonduct, of Lieut. Quciros, and of Ensign Vasc'oncelles, of the 4th CaCodores, was distill,. guished on. this oeca4ion. Tire latter officer lost tin eye by a rbuoyet shpt. This bill as immediately occupied by Major Geheral I.364(lford's inigitde„ supported by the tin Uric batt.illiohs of• the King's German Le gion. . 'he rest of the day was chiefly spent in skir - wishing .vith the enemy's tiruillenrs, to give Cute for the Spanish corps arriving in their des tination. A general attack began befween sik and seven in the evening, Two guns of Captain Raaisay's troop, and' two nine-pounders of Captain .Diihour diet's, under an escort of Captain Childei's troop of the 16th Light Dragoons, and of the' advance of Colonel :flalkett's light battalions were brought rapidly for Ward on the Chatissee, and fired with effect against several formed bodies of the enemy, in ,the plain near the town ; _ while the column, c o nsisting of the German light battalions, the brigade of Guards, and a Spanish diVision of Ge neral Giron's, continued to advance by the, Chattss6e: Two Spanish battalions, and one Portuguese, forming a separate column on the left of the Chatiss‘le, pas , ,,ed quickly au the left on„ the town.. General Bradford and the line battalions of. the Gentians driving. in the enemy on their front, by 'the Parnpelun'a road, anitulonel to ri from the side of tire mountains stilt more o , the right, turning and forcing, frf v'ety s:rongposititins,. all the poste I bodies of the cue4l, , 'on the ripilit of the tOwn. • . ,Still the hell poSs4ssion of the town, sib much more taiiiiiife of defence !It had been represented. The Vittoria g;.:te harrieldocd, an d also the Paanpelt t gate 00. the in. iv. ; and both were • flanked by Convents anit,ot`rer huge nuildins 'oc cupied by the enemy, atrd tht toWn wag no wsere open. A nine-pounder-gas, therefore brougl,t 'Op .inz,d'er cover of the fire of the light hattOion, close to the gate, %illicit:was dins burst open, it was .now dark, and it was nut ptissibtettiditr tinguisb the troops of the different nation's en gaged, whibh gaye the enemy, now flying froni cVCry point, tin OppOrtuatity :of escaping with notch less loss than he must have suffered, had we had daylight.' The coodnct of all the troops concerned in this attack was highly creditahlc; ,that ()l i the line hat taboos on the Pampelnua road, and of the light battaliou3 at the Vittorid gate, was such as was to he expected . tram these distinguished corps, and the colimin of :the left did equal honour to the Spanish and Portuguese eras.. Colonel Lunge's corps, atter a repetition of long and Severe marches, undertook and execut ed, with the greatest spirit, the fatiguing duty of .this day, and' beh:tved tit the mnst . gallant man , ' tier. Yhe battalions sent fronflirpeyton 4y Lieu tenant-General INientlitabel repulsed, .with great steadiness,: an . attack of the enemy, - an.l after , *arils pursued him down from the mo:intains, taking a good many prit , oncrs. I 16 vc not yet got the return, but I !where' above two hundred prisoners were taken by the two Npanish corps, and many wounded men were 4eft here. The euenty's loss in killed, too, must 'have bean considerable. This plaCe has, besides the defences at the tlew towers to flank the exterior wall, and itrotig Wood block-house In the stinare, ,hews the importance the enemy attached to its It would be unjust to the troops cm!cploSectrin this titiOß, nut to 1111 . 1100 n their ex a m pl ar y con . duct "when in possession 3 there . was no excess committed. ; The .Getman Legion and Colonel Longa's corps passed on, and formed immediately beyond the town. 1 have the honour. to inelon a return of the billed tid wotc,,led of the and Portuguese in these-two days, •which, 'considering the ratitre of the service, could not have been expected to be less than considerable. . _ - The Spanit t r4 lost several Officers killed and %you uciod yesterday, but 1 have not. had any return_ of them, I loive the honour to be, &c. (Signed) " (;[Ailv.l., Lieut. Gen. Tbc Marquis of WOlington, etc. RLIURN of Ktta.rn, Ilrou . xlico, and NltstNc, of the Allied Army - under the command (if his Ex - velleney Ceinoal the 11 " , "'41 14 .IVEI.I.INuTos, N. in action with the enelny oAlitetkith and issthlone, 1,313. 24th !Nile, 3813. IA tight iiatt.King%(lit omit Legion—Srark and file killed; 2 lietaowt4,.,9;4.iviettott, rank and tile r •wauuded ; ..t rank Ind file t„isy,u. file 1,'.11; ,, i; I major, 1 lte,iienant drinumeis., auk Ati I 1 , l'aitttr,uric ante---1 s.eciea:it, It rank kind file, killed; 1 dr..' t‘lin,, I serjeaat, 1 (tfunnat.i., t2l rank And file, wounded. June, 181.3. Ist T.ine 1; . 11,t. Kinifs flan Lei - urt rink 0.:14 file • • 1 lieuteunnt,rC ind fill , t uiti,;4l. 24 Ditio- , ---4.r.ankiocl tlle klitvd; cavtains, 1 lientenant, 1 ,fierjeant, '23 autt , file, wottacied‘ • • Lith 4ii/I.lite hilLa ; 1 captain, 1 serjeaat, and file, *ibundecl. • itg I.;ght 1 1.;ernian Legion•—:s rank and file Lilted ; 2 aaptitillS, 3llian,encktit3 1:2 drunners, *24 rank and file v,Auttiled% . • • . . Portitulte4v lientenaut, I surjeante, 22 rank 1 captains, I lieu 'unapt, 7 onsivi, 7 :erieanti, I dranorter, 131 rank and Ilk, wound'ed.-- 7 .4 ensign, and raid, . General frot i ik Lps, on 11142 24tit Total Dritish--2 I rank and ti • Ldted ; l h - qp)r, b captaini, 8 lie'ut.enarits, 4 t!rje;ltti. , ,t ' 4 tit•ttontots, 120 r. Laid tne, ww oidtd; I rant, and file rni,iic, i - • • T lieutctrttlt, I ensign, 3 serjeants, ra Liiien; I lientenant.colonel,Scaonins, 1 tent tenant, 7 tit - ~ /.t ,e 1111 S, 22 (Ivounliers, 15-2 nalli dllll • /Ft . , ; 1 en, t and file, ani.iag. total,-1 lieutenant, 1 rtv4ign, 54I.raak and file. tilied,) 1 Ilelienant-colonel, I major. it cantataii, 9 fi d ,,4l l ;,nti, 7 casllls, 1 2 serje.ints, li drnowers ;!72 raid. and tile, wouncliil; I ensign, 44 milk' and mi,siug. • Nigtied) E. PAItENIIAM„itIj. nen. Names .of Officers Dille I, wounde 1, land missing, June (24, avia. • 1,1 Light Brit. Kitig% German losgiori.--Lieut. Wahrent.k.rfl, 04,4t1y; Lieut. Wolraue, 6everety. 21.1 Ditto-:-Nlajim. H. Trince lteuss, severely; Lieutenant I{s ,, 'ler, riiightly. 2.5 th June, 1813. ist Line Batt: Kintes German . Legion—Lientenant Boyd, - • .24.1 Ditta— r CalAaitis Langrebr und Buell:An, and Lieutenant 1 - lotle; Overely. • >tl, 13itto-42aptain Bacmeister, severely. ist 1,410 Batt. King's 4 ':ertnatt Cropp, se verely (silice•deatlj ; 'Captatu Wyttecken, slightly; Lien t.litlitt it 4 ice , verelv ;Li errant Hetse, tightly; Lieu • tenant Hengel,' severely (arm I..itiparatetl). Purtoguesd Otlicers. Icille.d.-95th June. q4th Reg. Lithe—Lieutenant .Jn:v4 134ptistu Reinlito, Ensign • Lois Jervoinw, . • Portuguese Ofticeirs wocntled.-2411 Inne. lath SEV,teely. • -26 W; June. 13th Reg., Lkoe—Lieuteisaut,Colouel Don ;lotion") ,de ICar mesa, zeveteiy ; l.ic.iiwn Diego 1041.ci0 de sotizo, 44th Alit.ollio,Xacier (la Itocha, • Lieuttannit Lais de Azeredo, severely ; 1;11;6ga Jose Muria, semrely,; Joao Baptista, slightly; I;,risigiti Joao ; Joticitiiat lierculauo. and 30 $ 0 Mailov!, 4th Cacadoi es—Kusigns Vascortelles laud 'fettles, severely. Sth.o Pon Francisco 11a . Sylva, severely. Portuguese 011icer'ulisi , Stig. lath Reg Linet—Eli,sign Jude I'it!3 Sltt,, • safit3, mum de cat)°, July i, 1913' , • On the 29th of June last, I hitd the honour to acquaint yon, for the infort Cation. td his D.lxeel lency the Ueneral in Chiet of the national armies, dna Citc...ti ores and grenadiers 'of the • first 1 ) 6- ;pule of the, first divit•lon of this 'army had assault od and taken the. fort of Saata iltal to tieP,an eorbo. .1 have now the sa ti s f a c t i o s -of acquaint ing you ; that at , eight o'clock. this moinittg, the castle of.Santa.Engracia, c,t priocipal tort of Pan corbo, by capitutation, .The consisted of six hund re d at i d fifty: f uel' i they had bad provision.., for several days, no very great glum, tity of, water, and that not of u, good linalitY. There were found in. the castle twenty-fire pieces of citation,. of, a, ealibre•from .sititeen . to foti • pimads, many gun carriages, and a sutlieient tintin7 .• try of ,amtrunitio i n fo- a reinG . derka:e. t.,arri , o'i Suers n,,ered tut;!ei• the'estelosed capitultriet; and will march to-morron , , :qOl fur Burros. ,••• I • Friitl: the 28th; the (laic on which the fC)rt Attrta vtits :.1 bad peste d the ! , ''s "Shooters in the vicinity ihe walls of the ft) : I and; ov blo , .kading it most vigorotislv,. l eta I all commituicariOn with the spring friM; I PENN theutqci:cs with 4vater. 'rite thilercii. employed — upon this • service, forined duty %Vitt) a qeadiiiesS- and rs ico deserving ever:y : awl the enemy coald!' longer procure xvater e. , i-zhOut ittimikift. n° advant::ge of this circumstance, I oriltit'. seyer - al intim:l.ons th!taeliments to est;ibliAo lo telvesas . ilea'''. the wall as possible, and ''"nt l) ; l4 i t i l,. Yang Of tbe 'enemy's guns.' A qwmtitY , tiers, ant! other necesqary implements; wer,! cured for attacking the castle ; .Imt being to adopt . every neces,4kry step for ecor,optiz, the lives of m y men, I hinted a second thee tut!`(' tiovernot,to surrender, which he conseaciJtu3tc; re 4 to, under condition heing'carried /0. 1 : 1 1 t France with his garris . ou , I ' ll • Ott ;1! Lt • .•• r • upon my refusing to admit t i ns .contnta,!l,.: c , threatening to take the pi :1(!e storM• cessful result of thi- busincis is not littko.l,l,',. to the intelligence and judgment which Ivy At 3 de'Ca•tilp, Lietttenant Colonel Jose M a riii 11,0 1 : 1 ,.! { displayed during tiec r (lt s ir n s i c t of 't) the tsos•e!rnoi'. The et . load's negotiation has proved of ve little titre to US. Ditring the space twenty _f our hotirl,,,ntl;; eery for pix pieces had , been coliqloc te( iett lo summit of the hill, by the Itider.iti;;ilbl e of the sappers of the. army -(aud , t t ' i 'll under (lie direction of the (...!t witu rant L'C' mit )Ita. of the Engineets, 'Marshal de C'•ainpo nue' Japitio, and si%.' pieces of c annon, vv!" c r ' l l p been coiteett:ti- ,by the Colonel, 1143i 0 r -6 " ) „ 4 ;i44 the .1,-tillery, 1)o1 Alatias W ere i"7,115' hill with the greatest . ac.tivity, under ie ti°t) of the w" 'tv ably assisttAl,i,r,. i s ientenaut-,Colonel of D°" 4) • ° , to' now , " bin, and the Sericatit-likiajor lion • 1'"' . !:..,,,141,0t 0 tierez, and other subaltern officers. , 131 after the battery' was connueureJ, the trot to oncn opon tire enemy, anti ho'it it ' s .,r, considerable loss, imptessed •" 1- ' sit 7Lll „'y ' respect for us. • Geno I cannot but cAll the attention ° • va ,ont. In Chief of the national ar mies to 1 . 1 " . • 04 3' • 54 activity displaYed ttiton ► this oecasio.,„ 1; General Dort Latorre, coutnu.lo(k°,':' brigade of inflotry ; by 'the Chief of t he of ,the arm}, Ct.lottet Don 1141auel. DO°l4. `.ti " who scarcely took one 1110 111 Cl It'S to rift l i ' t siege, which 'lasted three fla,P, " conduct of the officers of the Staff ".1!"..` si l y * vii under`bi's orders, and tiFst of the t-io_ ' l , l v and Officers of the isfantry and.. caalr3. compose :l the besieging c orps. . I . i 1 nntst Also notice the meritori!;; ,, , ,e ,, my Jon'', Lietitcnani on tiu . Jon'', de Ruiz, Don ,Tuneze tor tritnider, and Liguten.int .D • and Salag..,r, ~ .v ho "carried I!) ord: 1:s t ,. 1, t l 4.e. c : iti : cii, l o : st to the 1; i t i. y ) : it •rt brisk tire from occa sioned becii vt , The . enemy's surre.niering the pl connuer. I ha% e put, a tart Paneorbo. and : limit sit}))' ~.•: 1 %vialtovi , psions and' water ;•,.olit 1;• any ad,htion to the works, •,:,itllol,t, the n.tentions of the Ceneral • the tie.nolitton or till'e6CO . ' 13()11 ()t I have the honour to be , 8./. " • (S;fledi E....C0:141)4 no 1 To nun' to toic.coi !., I (Sqgnetl) .111:AL rritN. ~ fiNGlli' CAPITUIATION 01.' l'fil..; I;t)ief. OF •!'-' ,. = 7 ' 74 ' " ‘‘, ~i t : st4 ll : l i e .l i el .: : : l : 4' : - i i ii i : .: l l- .i i. ), . 1e . . , .. : } •,: , l e l: 1 11 5: ni, • i i y . I . i A tl (J ct )' o , l lf' i. : ,: n ' t. 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