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the lull with a of.marines and sea; party , ‘,vas waitir.g almost under the walls of the ready to take advantage of any stiperiority the slits -might have over it. The guns .(twenty-fo t ur pounders) were thtn thrown into tlie,sea, the gun-. - tIJ its secured, and the crews of both ships sent to latifich :he vessels and spats, which could - not be co:npleted till after noon next day, when the troops (who had all this time remained in undisturbed possession of the heights) were re-ernbarlied, the marines withdrawn from the tower, Which was com pletely blown np, together with two batteries and a signal tower.on the hill, the ;hips and prizes•put.to sea with tko land. wind. Cracciolo, Captain of a frigate commanded the division of gun-boats, and General Pignatelli Cercero the land forces, which consisted latterly of about seven hundred men, in cluding peasantry. I cannot sufficiently express my_high approbation of the condud and gallantry of every otlicer and man belonging to both services. Captain Napier, of the Thames, particularly distinguished himself both on shore, and in the command of his ship. • Major Dailey also deserves eery praise, and is entitled to my best thanks for his intrepidity and judgment, which could not be exceeded. I have before had an opportunity of representing the gallantry of my first Lieutenant, Travers ,•- his behaviour on this occasion was most exemplary, and called forth the admiration of every otlicer, -whether of the army or navy. Captain Napier and Major Dailey, most handsomely allot.v to him the credit of having discovered, and led them by, a short cut, to the heights, which most probably saved the lives of many men. Inclosed is a list of the vessels taken and destroy ed, and and a return of the killed and wounded. — Among the former I have to regret . Lieut. Kay, of the 62. i Regiment, and Lieut. Pipon, of the Royal Marines of the bnperieuse. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) H. DUNCAN, Capt. T. F. Freeinautle, Esq. Rear Admiral • of the Blue, &c. Sicily. List of Vcssels taken and destroyed in the Harbour of Palinuro, Nov. I and z, Orr. gnu -boat, carry ing two eighteen-pounders, and- co men ; destroyed. 3 ditto, carrying one eighteen-pounder and 3o mcn each ; de. stroyed 6 ditto, ca - rying one eighteen-pounder and 3o men each ; taken. 2 feluccas loaded with oil, cotton, figs, raisins, silk, &c. ; taken. 2o - large spars, intended for the equipment of the ships of war at Naples ; taken. to feluccas loaded with oil, part of the above convoy, taken on the zest 96tober by the I inperieuse. Total taken and destrc;%ed—to gun-boats, 32 sail of merchant vessels, and zo large spars. Return of Men killed and wounded at the attack of Palinuro Nov. t and 2, ISII. lmperieuse—t killed and 2 wounded.. Thames —2 ‘tioUnded. bid Regiment— 4' killed and 7 wounded. Names of Officers killed and wounded. I mperieusc— Lieutenant Pipon, Royal Marines, killed. tad Regiment—Lieut. Kay, killed ; Captain Oldham, se verely wounded. (Signcd) H. DUNCAN ; Captain. From the LOiVDON GAZETTE, Jan. 27, 1812 WAR DENAR MFNT. Douwni►rg-street, Jan. 27, 1 812. A Dispatch, uf which the following is an extras, was this morning received at Lord Liverpool's Office, .addressed to his Lordship, by General Vis count Wellington, dated GAlegos, J to. 9, ! tEft 2. I invested Ciudad Rodrigo yesterday. Since the enemy have had possession of tie place they have constructed a palisadoed redoubt on the hill of St. Francisco, and have fortified three convents in the suburb,. the defences of which are conneded with the work on the bill.of Sr. Francisco, and with the old 'line by which the suburb was surrounded. By these means . the enemy have increased the difficulty of approaching the . place ; and it was necessary to obtain possession of the work on the bill of St. Frau • cisco:before we could make any progress in our at tack. Accordingly Major-General Craufnrd direCted a detachment of the light diviiion, under the com mand of Lieutenant Colonel Colbourne, of the 52d Regiment, to attack the work shortly af , er it was dark. The attack was -very ably concluded by Lieutenant-Colonel Co!bourne, and the work was taken by storm in •a short time: two Captains and• forty seven men were made prisoners, and- the re mainder of the garrison were pUt to che sword.- - We took three pieces of !cannon. I cannot suffi ciently a., placid the conduct of Lieutenant-Colonel Colbourne, and of the detachment under his coin -1.1,0t1 0.14' occasion - . lam happy to add, that our loss in this'affair has not been severe, six men having been killed, Captain Mein and Lieutenant Woodgite, of the 5'.l(L Lieutenant Ha k‘ley, of the 95in, Aid fourteen men having been wounded., The success of this operation' enabled us immedi ately to creak ground within six hundred yards of the place, not w*hstanding that the enemy still held the futtified convents : and the enemy's work has been tut tied ii:to a part of our first parallel, and a grand communication made with it. Lieutenant Genera' Hill arrived at M..rida on the h of December. He had'hoped to burp' iSeGe neral Dombrouslii (who I had been led to imagine was killed in General Hill's last affair with the ene n )) in that town but his advanced-guard Wa; dis ccvered on the 29th by a patrole from a small de tachment of the enemy, which happened to be at La Nava, wtrch . elfeaed its retreat to Merida, notwith standing the efforts of a detachment of Lieutenant- General Hill's cavalry to prevent it. General Dom bronskt retired from Merida in the night, leaving a maaazineot bread, and one hundred and sixty thou sand' pounds of wheat in tile town, and several un finished works, which the enemy had been con struang. On the Ist, General Hill moved forward with the intention of attacking General Drone!, who commandsjhe sth corps at Alrnendralejo. This General, however retired upon Zafra, leaving a ma gazine in the town, containing tour hundred and titty thousand pounds of Wheat, and score barley.— On the 3d, Lieutenant General Hill sent a detach ment consisting of the 28th regiment and two squa drons of the 2d Hussars, some squadrons of the t to h Portuguese Cavalry to Puente del Maestre, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Abercromby. Our cavalry defeated a body ref the enemy's cavalry, which wis there ; baying. taken two officers and thirty men prisoners. . , Lieutenant General Hill having found that G en . Drouet had retreated uponLlerena,and that it would be impossible for hirn to follow, to a greater distance, returned to Merida on the sth, in order to place the troops under his command in better.eautonments, during the. h3d weather. I hsve the honour to inclose letters from Lieut nant General Hill, of the 30th of December, 2d and 6th of January, giving an account of his opera tions, returns of killed and wounded, &c. Return of killed, wounded, and missing of the Army under the Command of his Excellency GeneraL.Viscouni Wel lington, K. B. in carrying a Redoubt beture Ciudad. Ro drigo, on the night of the sth inst. Ilead-cpaiters, Gallegos, lan. 9, IS'l2. 431 Reg. Ist Batt.'—z rank and file killed; prank and file wounded. Std ditto, xst 13att.--2 rank and 61e killed ; t Captain, t Lieu tenant, 2 rank an I tile, wounded. Sul ditto, 2 d Batt.—t rank and tile killed ; t rank and file wounded. 95th ditto, Ist Batt.--1 rank and file killed ; t Lieutenant, - 4 rank and file,. wounded. 95th ditto, zit r rank and file wounded. 9sth ditto, 3d Bat t. —z rank and file wounded. Total.-6 rank and file killed; t Captain, z Lieutenants, 17. rank and file, wounded. - (Signed) CHARLES ST EWA RT, • Major-General, and Adjut. Gen. Note.— r Captain" of Artillery, t Subaltern, and 46 rank And file, taken prisoners in the redoubt, and 3 pieces of ord. howitzer, and z four pounders. Nantes of Officers wounded on the Bth of lantiary 'Six. Ist Batt. szd Regt. Mein and Lieut. Woodgate, both sevil - cly, but not d.ingeroiisly. Ist Batt, yith ltegt.—Licut. liar +•ksley k severely, but not -dangeruusly. MV LORD, Merida, Dec. 3*, att. In pursuance of your, Lordship's instrnaions, I put the troops under my orders in march from !heir several cantonments, and entered this Province on the '27th instant by Albilqnergne, Villa de Rey, ard St. Vicente; and by the intelligence which I re ceived-from various quarters; I was led to era ertain the most sanguine hopes that I should have - been able 'to surprize the enemy's'-troop.i stationed in this town. I was, Ito ever, disappointed in my expetiations, by finding in 1,1 Nava, on our approach to that l'illogt! yesterday, with the luwn from Albuquerque, a par - ty of the enemy, cons sting of about three hundred V,ltigeurs and a few Hussars, being part of a detachment whiclrbad arrivvd there the flight preceding, apparently on a plu,idering excursion, the remainder whereof has proceeded to Cordivallas, adother village about two -leagues distant. A patrole from Ll N:n a fell in with the head of our column, and gave the alarm to the detachment, which immediately commenced its retreat towards Merida, followed by the cavalry of my advanced guard, consisting of between three and tour hundred .of the 13th light dragoons and 2d hu , 4!•ars. As I considered the intercepting of the entire of this party to be-of the greatest importance to our ulterior operations, I du - cc:led the cavalry above unt-Ittioned to make every etivit to effeal it, or at least to chec k iN march until ttte arrival .of sotne infantry. The intrepid and admirable manner, hoWever, in which the enemy retired, his infantry formed in squate, and favoured as lie was by the nature of -The country, - r - if which he knew how to tak e t he fullest advantage, pr eve nt e d th e cavalry alone from ajy thing against him, and after following him for upwards-of a league, and making an ineffec tual attempt to break him, I judged it advisab!e to give over the pinsoit, aid he et - fa:led his retreat, with ihe loss of about twenty killed, and as many wounded, froM four nine-pounders, Which, by the grelt exertibns of Major Hawker, and t , is ogicers and men, got within range, and followed him for son , e d stance, but were unable to close upon ow rig to the deepness of the country. One wing of the 7ist light infantry; under Lieu tenant Colonel the Hon. H. Cadogan, also exerted themselves in a most laudable manner to overtake the enemy, but were at too great a distance to admit of their - accomplishing it in any reasonable time. The. arrival of the above-mentioned party atMe tido made the enemy acquainted with our 'approach, of which I have reaion to think he Was befOre en tirely ignorant, and he in con-equenceaevacuated the town during the night, leaving unfinished some works which he was consttuaing for its defence, and we entered it in the course of, the day. regret to state that we had two men killed and some wounded in the affair of yesterday, of whichl inclose a return. I have, &c. (Signed) R. HILL. Lord Viscount Wellington, &c. Since writing the above, it has been reported to me, that one hundred And eighty lanegas of wheat have been found in the Depot of this town, belong ing to the French, besides a quantity of bread. Reiurn of, killed, wounded, and missing of the Second Divi sion of the Army under. his Excellency Lord Viscount Wellington, K.B. in action with the Enen►y near La Nava, on the 29th Dec. 1811. Head-Quarters, Gallegos, lan. g, 1812. 1 3 th Light Dragoons-3 !wises killed ; rank and file, is hoises, wounded ; r rank at-at ide, 1 horse, , missing: 211 Hussars,. King's German Legi , lt•- 2 rank and file, in 1;o 3es, kelt d; t Lieuyetiant,-; serjeant, 7 tank and file, 17 horses, woundc.d; ; rank snit file, r horse, missing. Total-2 rank and file, 13 horses, killed ; t Lieutenant, serjeant, IS rank and file, 3z horses, wounded; a rank and tile,_ 2 horses missing. (Signed) CHARLES.STEWART, Major-General, and Adjutant-G corral. Officzo- wounded.—Lieutenant Issendurf . , ad Hussars King'*, German Legion, slightly. • Extra a of a Letter front General Hill to Lord Viscount Wel-' lington, dated Alinendralejo, 1812. Since - my letter to your Lordship from Merida of the 30th ult. I hive the honour to. report, that from all the information I had received, I had reason to suppose, that Drouct was concentrating his troops at • this place, I consequently moved on yesterday for the purpose of attacking him. .On my approach to the town, I found that the greater part of the enemy's troops had moved off the preceding day, in the dire&ion of Villa Franca, and that his rear guard was .on its march, covered by his cavalry, which skirmished with the hussars of nay advanced guard, and retired after receiving a few rounds from ►he harse artillery. In this town we found a few stores, of which the enclosed is a return. I thought it possible the enemy might have afforded me an opportunity of doing something here. Return of Casualties of the Second .Division of the Army' under the Command of his Excellency General Lord Vis count %Veiling:on, K B. in Action with the enemy at'Al mendralejo, on the tst of fanuary, Head-quarters, Gallegos, lan. 9, 18!2. 2d NuSsars King's German Legion -1 horse killed; 5 horses wounded. - (Signed) CHARLES STEWART, Major : .General, and Adjutao4-General. My LORD, Merida, jan. 6, 1812. • My letter of, the 2d and 3d instant would ac quaint your Lordship of my having, on the Ist in stant,-marched wiih the corps, wader my comm , nd to Almendralejo, in the hope that Count d'Erlon, wit. had collected the greater part 01 hit troop; at that place, might have g iven me an opportunny of coining io contaa with him, as well as of my dis appointment in that respect, he having previously. fallen, back in the direction of. Lerena, leavin . ; only a small rear-guard in Alinendralej‘ t , which retired also on our approach. 1 have the, honour to ac quaint your Lordship, that, it was my intention to have followed the enemy, and, tailing in my desire to bring him to action, to have given hint ,every possible amloyance in his.re“eat ; but the dreadful state of the weather, the conditiOn of the roads (which are daily becoming worse), and the conse quent difficulty of getting up my supplie s , render any. further operations on my part impossible for the present, ,without incurring risks, and making sacri fices,-greater than could • have been justified by t h e occasion, or by your Lordship's instruciions. therefore deter Mined, after halting two days at Almendralejo, and occupying Franca and Fe ante des Maestre, to put ttie troops into canton ments in this town and neighbourhood, there to 'await a more !avowable opportunity of acting ; trusting that the alarm occasioned to the enemy by the movement already made, will have in part effeCted one of the objeas with which I was in struated by your Lordship to take the field. A part of the troops accordingly returned here yester day, and the remainder are now.on their march ; the enemy being, by the last accounts vvhich I have received, also in full snatch towards tie South, his rear-guard, aving left 7rtra and Los Santos yester day. I !save the satitadicn to enclose, for your information, a letter front the Honour afde Lieutenant-Colonel Abercrornhy, detailing the particulars of a successful attack, made by some of the 2d hussars and Nrtuguese cavalry, acting under his raiders at Feetve del 111a,!stre, on a body of the enemy's dragoons, which reflects the greatest credit on Lieutenant-Colonel Abercromby who di rected, and the officers and nun -commissioned officers and men who executed it. • 1 have, &c. (Signed) R. HILL. SIR, Merida, Jan. 5, tBiz. In obedience - to your orders, I marched On the 3d instant from Almendralejo at noon, with the column you did me the honour to place under - my commalid, and reached Fuente del Mdestre ai a little alier four o'clock in the evening of that day. Oa my arrival, h learned that some u: the enemy's cavalry wee still in the neighbourhood ; and hay • ing passed through the to :stn, 1 halted the column, and proceeded to reconnoitre fn front. About one hundr.ed of the enemy's h orse were discoqled on the Los &twos road, who, appnrrnit:y ignor,-int of our ftirce,•formed squadron, and athauced tow,nds us. The Portuguese cjvalry-exaanged a few AO's with . them Until the huSsars were brought up ; the enemy then halted, and sheaved a disposi-tion to charge ; in this, however, be was wiickly frustrated. The two squadrons of the huss3rs were fumed on the right, and one squadron of the WI Portu guese cavalry on the left. I:.s!anily the enemy were charg , d on one flank by the squadron of Po - - tuguese,_ under Lieutenant Colonel Campbell, and by Captain Cleve S's .squadron on the .other. The right hussar squadron remained in reserve. A few minutes decided the contest. The enemy being completely routed, left in our hands two officers and thirty men, beside; several killed. The squa dron which remained in reserve w,is then sent in puisuir, as fir as prudence would allow. No language of mine can do sufficient justice to the 'gallantly of Lieutenant-Colonel as well as that•of Lieutenant Hutchinson, the other Officers and men composing the squadron of Portu guese cavalry. Suffice it to say, that on this,occa ston the hussars under Major Busche upheld the h.gh military charatler they ale so universally known to posses._ _ _ This little of sir Us been achieved viiih very rifling losi on our side._ IncTosed I have the honour to transmit to you a Lst of the killed and wounded. (Signed) A. ABE4CROMBY, Lieut. Col. To Licut.-Gcn. Fti,t, &e. Returns of killed, wounded, and missing of the Second Di . - v.sion of the Army under his ExiellenLy Gerierd Lord Viscount Wellington, k... 13. in action with the Enemy near Fuente del Nlaestre, on the 34 of January, Bead Quarters, Gallegos, lan. Bi 2: • 2d Hussars King's German I.eioti7--1 rank and tile, 2 horses killed ; 2 6erjeants, 12 rank and tile; 4 horse. , , wounded. l'orttiguese Cavalry- i Stall, 5 rank as. el tile, a horse, w,niudeit ; i hue e Total--r rank and tile, 2 ho rses, killed; i Sufi; 2 ser)cants, Q . rank and tile, 5 horses, wouneed ; t horse missing. (Swied) CHARLES S - 1 EWART, - MajOr:-General and Adjutant.L;eneral. FQ.R COUGHS, COLL)S, &c. IVALSH's coLTsF9o - r LOLL r. SI - L'A'S R DA Y. India 13ortls, r7s. igs. pr. 1.-:x!...11eq. :sin, 3d. rh•r Zs. 4s. pro-3i t. per ciAis 4'. l'r -001:00t, 41 ais. Inipermi 3 per Cent. "61 Limo AI3I. 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Mere— dith, kabbins, and'foinkyrts, Ni.mv-stittare, London ; and Mr. '1 heodore GwinLett, William Morgan, Lianclovery,Carinartheilshile, sh , p-keeper, February s, 12, and March to, at elevun, at the ‘‘ tine Hart lan, broad.-street,• Bristol. A ttornies, Messes. Edwa , d Darnel and Sons, Bristol.; and Alessi's. Pearson dad buts, Punlp-Court, Temple, Lomion. . &c. to- morrc)w.] T. 131sH reripcqfully achises his friends, the Pub lic, to be early in* their appficatiOU for 'lt(kris nod Shares in this Rico but -SMALL LO'TTE try, Of only 8000 Tickets, half of which are already delivered front the Bank. When it is considert-d that 40(0) Tickets out of the 8000 are gone in a week, it is scarcely necessary to observe, Are rttmintig 4,0.00 cannot be sufficient to meet the dtmand until 18th February, when the whole Lottery will be drawn. The following curious circumstai-ice was wit itessed, on Moncray last, by Thoinai_, Ward, of Bentley., *who, whilst going to his Wolk, saw a hare which was evidently pin - sued, but by what be could not at first discover; on a nelrer apprwch, he 'found she was chased by three foxes, who, nit dismayed by his presence, turned the hare sevenAL.44l.l.ex, L udt at length caught her; and though pursued by Ward and his roaster, one of the*foxes succeeded catty ing her completely off. I.SIRTIIS On Saturday last, Mrs. Satn-uel Denton, of Ossulston street, Sonier's 'I own, of a Son alai I kit, On Sunday the zoth in-st. in bolton-street, the tatty of - 'George lioltord, Esq. M. - P. of a Daughter. AIARRILD. On Tuesday the 21st inst. at 13rackley,Nortliampton shire, to Elizabeth, eldest da: ter of M. Russel, F.,q the twiner pl:.ce Thomas Turner, - Esq. of -the Nlidffle Temple, to Aiiss of Upper `Eaton-street, Grosvenor. place, gr;uul-- daughter of the late Coliias, Esc; of liernei,,tscet, acuL the !plant! of St. Vincent. bILL). On the 9th inst. at Rip;'ey, in Surrey, - aged 63, Sr. folirt Whitburn, late of lur;;,Fa,iii , near Ripley. On the 13th inst. Mts. Susanna Leptine, relict of the. Rev. titer Lepilire, Rector of vApsley, in the County 04i Redford, in the 61st ye.it of her age. On tne zest inst. Ilia :heft, wife of - Edward Erastus Lea con, M.D. of Eccles, Lancashire. On the 23d inst. John Tyke, Esq. Ranker, of Devizes. On Thursday last, in Gower : street, ( nirles, the youngea son of James Stein, Esq. (in Saturday last, at his house at Higtry..ne, after a short illness, Mr. Isherwood; seu. ut Ludgai.: hail, in the 7.ith year of his age. On Stniclay last, the infant son of Mr. Hornsby, of Cornlti'l. 0,1, the 27-th inst. - at Sutton, Suirey; Nirs. Hall, wile of Ambrose Hall, Esq. of that place, ;Alta A ibion-strect, iu 131.,,..k friars. .I . Z E Yr.ST 13aok Stock, 331:1 232,} NAvy i itef ( -via- 94 1 4 .Iritl s"jeer Cent. 4 1-''-'f. , - ent. 794 ki 3 ~et Cent. het.t o;,1- ?: 1 -,4 i ; per l..ent..Con. b 2 •,,' •I . . 1 13 itit L. Ann. iti g 7. Itufr4 Stock, 182,4 i'd,, :3,,5 a