The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-26 00:00:00

.T f,. {vas . nikled e%et t tons of ofli. mvi•rte'ilile bravely •of (Net y tho ILL it (it:lov 41evo , toil to the ho nour 0 1 le; Nt, t - • AIL cOul.l hate achieved' this brilii.int a4altisl such a tOrillidattlV enemy so potited. lit tosi'o:;iii ItAir aria halt tram the coin snencement oir tee action, the enemy was in full re. trea , . rotiring diviiiotis met, halted,' and 1,.e.,h,4,111t01t-:ekt to tont) ; new and mine advanced ot al t hither y quickly di , incrsed them. '`f it'-' eNtlllll.tvit stale ot tioups made pursuit iinprisse•le: 'A position was taisen on the eastern ft!' to l ; - and we were strengthened on our i 3 •; , ,ht t:ic retort' of the two Sp inish battalions t . hal had n' attached before to thy division, but. winch I had i-ft on the hill, and which' had:been d to role. These ti:na Rout (Wafloon Guards and Ciudad Real) made every le come back in time, when „ it was kno.vn that we wet -, engaged. I tindry,4fand i too, from General Whittingham, • thafityitit three sipradroilsot carveliy he kept in elle•elf a cores Id infantry and cavalry that had attempted to unto he Barrosa ttt it ht by the sea. Once sqoadrun of the 2d Hussars, King's German Legion, unikrr „Captain Bust he, atid.directed by Lieutenant-Comnel Portienby (troth bad been attache4 to the Spani,h • Cavalry), jeineffin titne to make d brilliabt and 1110. a bUcceisful chant aptti.o. 3 sipta&On of, Fretitb. goons, which •Was entirety t ooted. An eagle, six pieces ot cannon, the General of Division Ratio, and the General of Brigede itusseau, wounded ants taken ; the Chief of the Staff General Aide.de-Catup of Marshal Vitti . , and the. Colonel Of the to h Regiment, with ninny teller Oiliet aiid set . ...ra; wounded and itikeh prisoner!, ; the field cot e tett with dead 'bottle, and , arms of the etienty, flues, I iilf. lily colingetiCe IU 116, ditisior nobly repaid, Whtrre all have so clisiithluished theintelv , s it is scareely diltelitpitttle ally as the most de i..erving, of pt•ais , ?. Your 'Lordship Will; hostHver, ob. stets u tio.vr gliehiusly the rttlt ttiie (ii , Gatti under Brigadier Dillies, ttitlt the Commarylets of the hat tatioos Liete. Coloutrl Ihe flonourable Ca. t)t,sluw vend Lieutenant Colonel St bright (Nottoned), as Wrll 1,14 the, tied c,011)1).!Otea nodes' tenant Colonel itiafittaintql ihe high cha. racier of bit Maje,t)'. , llousehold tenant-C 3011 , 1 ti ith his .ti battaltiin, Lieutenant Colohel Niiielitt and Aonevon t, • deserve equal praise. And' I must equally recommend 10 yinir Lin!. ship's notice, Confi.el ‘vtth Bel. tloh, Lieutett , tht Colonel Prevost and Major Guegh, and the Moos of the rt:sitecti“.l co:ps tc.mnpusing Itis brig rdo. . The animated charges of Oita 87th Regiment were most canspicooo 14ieutorcint Colonel , Bar . nard (t wictl ounded), and the oth battatinn exxeuteit the duty of skiimisiiing,:in ad rance with the enemy in a ninsterly in nines, and were ably secundtd by Lieweilitut.cootlei IlLishe of ,the 2ctli Put tk , •o4l , te, whit (rll.;oviitti twice wou ,, k t e d) 1;711 into the ettetoy . ,,,tiatida, but wasotterwaids tea. cued. Tfie dtfTiChtllo9t of tins Porteguese regi. ment behaved atintirably titttriVitoit the whole affair. j owes to , hint ,,l l to NI;ljor Duncan and the °dicers and 'corp.; ILO 1 title not t o mentioil thelt in tcanti of the Itigite4t approkfaitio never was i‘rtillry,better Crs. etl, asii:Aance I received twin the unwearied es tioris of Geol.-Col. Mai domild, and the Office's cu t h e A c ti, ; ; ; „, t ,..G ol eral'l department, of L eat.- Colonel the H3ll. C. Cathcart, 'and the Otlicers of the Quarter-INlaster•Geueral's dimartment, of Cant. Birch and Captain Nicholas, iitt,t the Udicets of till; Ropit hlugineeis, of Caplan, lope, 141 , 1 the Officers Of my pasHrtal b.att' (dll artanattq, by their exam• le) will evor he wesl glatjully retoethha,:t.l. Oat Joits has' boon IN' j 111 Scion Ita' It C.,111 be ftoll ei taihed by the proper ItilitfO, I shalt hay„ the honour of transmitting it. Rot much as it is to..be lamented I trus t it %vi a 1;11. o thideret..l all a necessary tactilite fat' the safety of the whole Allied, Arcuy. remnned sonic hunts Oil the Itariorta hcights, ssithoui being able to 1 ,1*.A.:141tt. any styptics for thel,-ixtpawned troufm , the C o mmissariat mules having .heen_ dis per„wd on t h e e nemy's first attack of the bill, 1 left rvlajor Si with the detoLliment to the 3(1 battalion tts th,' and withdrew the lest ot the division, which crossed the Petri River catty the hcXt morning. I eninot Colts itulo tliti dispatch without earnestly recommendin4 to his Mo:Fsty l a .racium3,ll4 , tice (or promotion, titevet I.n..!.tnetenit-Colouel Browne, M il . jor,or the 48111 Foot ; Wool Lieutenant-Col, Nut t:cm, Major 01 the ; Mayor Duncan, Royal Artillery; M tjtir Goee,ll, of the 87th ; M.ljor the Achoon, at the fiith ; and Captai.i ot the Royal EnelK4,34, all in thetoitirnatid of corps or.detaeliments hit this mentoratiie service ; and I 'confidently trot, Mimi the bearer of this malt itch, Captain Flape (to WhOtT) I refer yOttr:l4ol6' , ll) turther will be promoted; on besot;permitted - tufa> , the Ktioe , at his Majesty's tees, I have the honour tu be, &c. rfttoMAi GRAHAM, Lai:Mt.-Gen. T.. P.'S. I be, leave to add, that two Spainsir (.)f& ceri, `C.tottith4 'Miranda and, Attached to . iuy St.;tl, hellavva With tliettlkUplit intrepidity. T . G. Lean, March in s tE;i, MY LORD.---I hrtvetite hontnlr. to trallSalit to yiity f,ordship the return of the hiiied and wounded in the" akk,iilon tits and, I have tilt se tiie,R.tion to add, tit Lat the wounded in general are doing 13 r .t the btlct pccouttts tttat can .be cotnev4eu front wounded, Ft Otricer4,tbe eneiny .had about soon t a , :c; cog3,ged, 'lllo' loss, by reports from Cinciamd, 14 WeJ, wounded, and taisoners, is sup wised t:i atnount to 3000 i 1 haven() doubt of its e,reat. to°, a return of the ordttince in ntir possess n, and :Ito ih tpoit 14Cc1Iiitte hole that Call oli,aitiol of pliioners, must of whom are woitod. eti, at.% dimict sod in ditfuretit t t tttiltltdii, arm apt r et urn has not l'eett obtained. 1 i;ave ti):::` honour to he, &c, TIIOIAS GRA ti A, ~~~. LO NDO N at I' rintctl by the SuN,Cavic P. S. .I)ctichnients of eavilry an.t.ilifontry have bet ditilj eittpity.i . d ttt t. yitt i r y the wotii•ticd, mid borsing the t.icatl, till ',lst7 etenbig,ol the Bth initant, by which brut; toe - ekletby'pl übubiled tbat could be lound among tilt° bru‘hwuud and he,ith were brought in., • Ith(t•old, Colo, Hay, MaTelt'7, • 1 have, tte. Lorton!' to in: lose, fiar the infornial4ni of the Loi.ds Connoisliioucts of tlld -AdnorAlty, Copiei of tuy Disp itches to Adonr4 . l ,Sir Gluon, Birt,of the 2lth and 28tli of Fetnu.try„ and 7th of Min-ch. .I. have the honour to be, &e. (Signed) It. G. K. EAT S . Return of the Naturo anti Ntirnher of Pieces Of Ordnance takveitt tilt • AtliOil of I.l3trosli, ua t 1 sth of Ala► , ►t, ' _ T wt, 6even • inth•tiovvit zcri: 3 hei.vy :S•pouvdets, tovr, voundcr, with clica 4111111U1iiti011 wag E ;ons and a inoino ono of hur4L4. MilfOrd, BO of Cadiz, Feb. Ili 41. SIR, (Signed) A DUNCAN,. /4 , 1,ij0r Royal Artillery. An Expedition having been determined upon by. the Spaniti Government, to which LieuteDant-Qe neral Graham has consented to give his yers,nal as sistance, t ,, gether with that of a eonsidrrahle por tion of the troops under his conitnaoLl, I have felt it my duty, after fully slating iu cotnicil the 110(41- tainty and.. risk to which it this season of the year all ITIC4SUMS connetited with naval operations on ti!e coast are subject, to lend the Expedition all the airt and assistance in toy power, and a bo,ly of troops exceeding 3009, including Cavalry, various wili!ary stores and provisions, are at present embarked, either in his ;Majesty's ships Saint Alban's, Druid, COIIIII4, Sabine, 'Macao, Ephira, Steady, and 11.e= `huff; in such transtiihis as I could avail myself of, or in Spanish men of war, and Small transports of our Ally ; and the whole, together with a numerous fleet of „Spanish transports, iu which a body of 74)00 tioopi; of that nation are embarked, are wait ing in this Bay a favouratile oppormuy to ptoeesd into the Straits, with a view to force a landing 'tweet) Cape Tialalgar and Cape de Plata at Tana, 1 1 ' or at Algesiras in failure of the two former places, Returnof Prisoners of, War taken in the Action of liarrosa, on the 5 Ii Mat - ch, Two General Officers, t Miatsi Officer, 9 Captains, 8 Su balteins, gto rank and file: N. R. The General ut Brigade ii.OSSe3Lt and the two Cap. tams; since dead of their wounds. jODN MACI)ONA I.D, Dep. Adj. Gen. Return of Killed, Wounded, and Missing : of the Troops under the Command ot Lieutenant- General t; rattan', to the Nehziai 'or liarrosa, whit tin! I. relied Corps d'AritiLe, coughtaided ny Marshal Victor, on the sill of Match, • , • • • . , lUtachment of the- ail Hussars Kin4's German.•Legiiin-6 it ; l Capta i n, t Lieutenant, t Seijeaut, 3, tank and tile, 2.. horses wontined. R , iyal Artillery -'l•lZree rank .111(1 file killed ; a Captains, 6 LieuttlatritS, 3% rank snit Isle, ,tvUlnlfittd. ' Royal Artillery Seijestit, a rank anti tile, 18 horbes killed; t Serjeant, 7 rank ant: the, az horses Royal lingineers-Dne rank and file killed; a rank and tile wounded. ad Battalion of the Ist' reoglinent of Guards-Two En.. signs, a SerjCilttls,. 3t tank and tile kit led ; t I*titenunt- Cohawl, 3 Captains, 4 1.1 :Serjeants, 4s tank and tile Detachment of an Battalion 041,15A:cam Guards . -One Fn sign, 8 tank snit the Ittisrgns, Serjeaur„ 45 tank 4111fillt W(40 . g14;t1,,, Pelin.:llll)ent tat ad'ilattalion 3tl Guattls- One Captain, 14 rank and hit killed t Lieutenant-Colonel, z Stall; S Ser. jcaittsi- 83 tank and tile, wounded. • - . t lank Con ipinnes of ttie Ist Ilattallon 9th Font - 7 Eight rank and file killed; i Ca t .,tani, 3 I:Waite:tants, 4 berie.atiS,-, 2 'hull:tilers, so rank and Me wounded. Flank Companies of tina - . lst Battalion 18111 Foot -Niue: rank and lilt killed ; a Captain, 5 Lieuteninits,,,3.Berjcalits, 5 . 2 rank and file sounded, Flank Conpanies of•the ad Battalion Sad loot--Eight rank and the ktliztl; 1 Captain, z. Lieutenant, 3 .Serjeariazi b 6 rank and tile ‘voutaied. , • • Detachment. tit the id Battalitin 9stli Foot -One Captain, 13 rank and the I.l.l.a.uicoant... Col omit , nants, 3 scot:anis,. 4; rank and tile W0U11414.11. • 14134: C4/1111,1111 1 .4 0, I 111.: hall 47111 1 . out ^`CILIC En• $11.,11 drunniivr, 19 rank and live 'killed; ► Captain, 49 ' lank and tile wowittcd. tat Itataalioi oi trig ,a8:11 Foot-Six. rank and file killed; t Lieutenant, s Serje.oits,. 7 . i 'tank and tile. wounded. , • ail Battalion ot tne 6)114 FOOt- ► cii tank ittat tle killed; lactitenanr.Lolonel, t Captain, t Lietttcll4llt, 1 Lnzig,ii, • Serjeant, 39 rank IMO the 1 .%t 5 ' ,55 5: 51 • ; art hattattut; 11( the 87111 hitjt 1 Eysign, 3 Scrjeants, rank and tile kilted; I Ni ijot . , t Laptain, 2 LiCllten.nt 5, 0 ;:et 11'..4111, rank•and file •wounli.d, Laetactunent tit' the zit Battalion of the 95111 .1. - out -6 rank and, Tile killed ; a Lieutenants, t Seijziatit, I dttlittitt4c, 21) rank and tile wounded. • Flank Companies. :of the aoth - Pcrtuguesa Regiment-9 lank• Lteutenant.Coliliel,' Capt.in, t Serjeants, 37 rank - and. tile Cii,;,..ny • of the Royal . 'Staff Corps . t drummer Total- —2' Ca p tai n s ,S (1 Serje,mts, a drummers, 187 rank anti tile, "24 ; s Licttlotattt-ColutiO4 I AlaiOrt 5 4 C4nutilsii at, 1•5,k51•55-555. 8 Ensigns,' : Soic;3lll3, 4 ,t,lrtittitlitc,, v: 4 (1 t4ittt: rind rite,. t a ItOrilei, . , of it4iV;tit.l4ls killed and wounded- 5243, • - 1011, , i MAL DONALD, .-• Lieutenant. Cohinel, Deliu ft- Adjutant- C.; eneral: General La f',:n4 is the Comman ten' in Chief of Ibis eitpedi , ion ; and as the object is 10 unite the Spanish forces at Saint Roche with the trooinrseto front hence, with a view, to make a combined tack on the rear of the enemy's line ,berhie Catli?.; at the same !hoe gome dentonsiration. , , .ari al ternpt to open a communication with oli troops; are to be made from this quarter . , which is thought to 'quite my particular attefilimt Ihai 7 e th:r.elore pla6ed the execution of the British mv.ii part oi - tht. expildition under the -- able coniniaini of C:iptairi. 13tace, of the Saint Alb.m's. I )rate the honour to 'ece. • Oished) It. G, BEATS. . ............... SIR, Mitior Bay of C'adir, , Lb. 23t I hate the honour, in further reference to my • letter, No. :20, a the 20th instant, fo yon, that it heing determined to let the tronpsot the-ex ,pedition.proceediby the earliest ppportnnity, ppta it. being conceived, trout the . appearance of the Wea ther, that the Spanish part would be able Co . gtst. nut on the . afttinoott and night of the et ht; ,, thit iirifish naval pint, under Captain. Brace, put .tofrea acgoid ingly, and with the exception of one tfamport got into the Str,iits ; but itnpr.l,l;tahle'to a hotting either , in lie vicinity 01 Clpe Ti co- Tarifn,.Captantliiacv Noce, (let tlO Ah. , ,,o3i!'a-;,.. te Get erl Gra4Litn ,pc.:relawk . ...l and marched lo Tainta, ::. hie!) place (the meads being impratlicable ttir cat iages), tI e at t i cc v, provi'sions,. Oures, 64c....0wing, as the pleased ui ex. Fess, to, the tNo.aorditury exertioos Dt . th, Navy, were cop'veYea boats, notwithstanding the un favourable hiate of winds and weather. Spanisti part of +he expedition, though it twice tufo - opted to get out, w3s,cirivt.ln back to this Bay ; and it vvas tho 27th before it was-enabled to leach Taritlit. • • • 'I have the honour to be, &c, (Signed} R. G. KEAT:S.' Admiral Sir C. Cotton, 134 - 1. • kink anti Names of Oliii:er4 F:i;►eLl :and Wound* in the ACtlOll Ur. KiLLY.o.—Stair—Elisi ' hii Eyrc. Ist Guards, Aging io Culuael %Vitt:atty. iht Itt;Aluwat of Guards—Ensign Com:neatll. Cutiktivaut tlardS—rEllStAlt Watts. • 30 Guards Caliwin Swann. ' l 7tit, 2d tiattalwit tklaclternis. S7th, 2,tt Is4lt.4lWit hivitKit 1. I. Kuttgli. t 51a, 3,d liattaiion—l.'4lll.4ll; Snipe. • N. 4.s.Lit4tAwhyre returtwd in the kiliPt of the ist Regi. • molt at Guards. Milfonl, ; o3y of cidiz, Slit, • h , ittrai 7ta, at 1, I hive the honour to inform yoU, that the com bined English and Spanish army, under their re- Apective Commanders, General L'a Pena and tenant. Oeneral Graham, moved from Varitlh r;11 the .28th ult. towards llarbate, attended by such 'naval means as circumstances or weather would permit, Preparations were made by me and our Ally, and acted upon, to menace the Trocadero acd other points, in order as . the army advanced to favo.irits opera ions; and arrangements were made tirr a land• ing, and teal or feigned attacks, as "circumstances Might.detertedne; and to this end lit e regiment ut Toledo was embarked Uu board Ws Majesty's ships in t he flay. - •On the 14 instant' Gtt. Zivtts pushed feint's the Satiti Petri neay the coaiii,'a strong body of Spanish troops, threw a bride .across the river, and - Formed a fate-du-print. This post was uttie . ked on the nights o f t he 3d and 4th with vigour by the enemy, and though he 'was eventually tepillsel, the loss was , very considerable on time part of our 'Ally[ori the ad. As the weather, from the earlielt preparation for the, expedition, had been sue!) as -to Kt:vein' The -postibilily of landing.on the Coast or bay, even with, out great risk, anti .with no prnspeet of being able to re-embark, Should_such a mratnre booollle tieCtS,. sary ;, the apprehension. ut having a' force, which, with such prospects, could scarcely eXpeCl artiv, ly . to etnploy, When services in . cletrinding the.tete-dit..pont, or opening a commitnicatitm with the army frent the Isla de 1...e0n, induced toe to state my sentiments the sitb‘jeet, and the regiment of 'Toledo %vas iii cot'L sequence di.emnarked. , SolEtt ELY WOUN 2li 111154,11 . 11 CeMl2ll glop captiti. , Voss ddad). ttoy al Artillery -- Lieuic4l4iits Maitland sad Pester. tit G ar,tt. Lioitenant. Colonel Sebright, Captains Sta ble: ,u K i e u ,tpiitt, Liisigns Sir it. CBlllOOll, allid 3 , i Guards -Lieutenant-Colonel Itephurn, tat Battalion, foot-Captain Godwin snd Lieutenant Sew.ott. Battalion, iSth Foot--lion. Captain Mullins, iiictifs,in, Moore, anti lohn ',not:faun. ad 34 Fout---Liciften..nt Nl * Kuy. pt Battalion, 95111 Foot- Lieutenant.Coloner Barnard, Lieuie.4laiit W. Canipbcll. ltattalivn, Opts, kuot--Captain Patrickson, - Ensign s laud. ztl llattalion, tf,7th Foot-Major !Wm.:tante, Captain So- Ltuutcilauts 1, G. heidiell artcl I. C. 113rtuit. 211 hattaitun, 95 tit lout L,icltt.tlants Co, iirAnoiliiti PAroilotoust.s Wous,bro.---Royal A.rtillcry-Licute- Woulconhe dead). tat '9th Foot-Lieutenant Taylor. ist BatLition, astli hoot- Lieutenants Light and Bennett dead). . , • • tiiguese- Lieutenant. Colonel I3uslte. St,ic.nr k‘ir IT n Lac- 2d I ussui s German glut -Lien-tot:int Itt,ck. Royal Artillery--Captains Hughes and Cater, itanis F.. Mitchell, lireretun, and C. Manners. - ist Ctiads -Cavtatit Ad.dr, l'icldr, ColdArthiia Guaid*- lithitinei; and l'aibut. 311 Boards--Ensign and a)1 ‘cljtitl . , ;awn. ISt Battalion, 9111 hoot Robinson. tat hattatioti, alith Foot -Captain 11r4dbuy, LiOUtenata alt Battalion, gill Foot-Captain Stewart. 31,11tiatalinh, 95111 Fuot--Lienten. , :i! Hoveriden. act Battalion, 47tIt foot -Captaiii Fvliwret.me. • 3d 1.541.t311011, 67th toot.-I.ll.4dt:tiatit-Colutiti PreYost., Litlotemitit W 2 0 i B,irricras, I.icitte.ii4nl., Dom. Eiht4v ,4l , t. 11516,11 IX AllivallO fill Stair 11, Mercer, 3,1 Iteglinent of Guards, Aid de-Caine) to Brigalier.Gengral . N. B. Captain, Mercer to retaritiAt in the wounded of the 3u•negiftient at tin-Ards. , (Sly,iivd) 10tiN MACDONALD, Li Colonel,. Deputy Adjutant-L:cners4. The sea cut the co ist having-considerab'y imped ed Our co4niinnications, we Were, naceriain whether the advance of the tn.:iv Woidd be`tiy IVle dirra or Conti, and of its precise situation, until the . sth, when at eleven A. M. I was infortned.hy•tale graph from the Isla de - Lent', that it was scan ad vancing from the, southward near. the coast. But thou ,h the Implaelble and' Standard weighed: the ' pilots refuse& to take the to theirappointtd sta tions, and, in the opinion .or the b6st informed, tin!. weather was of too threatening, a nature lo'venture a landing, and which, as the army was engaged by accotding to the telegraph,' would (ot have lavntrretl ii operationa, • Limier such circumstances, our measures were necessarily confined to- !tints, whilst that of the . British toops, l e d by their gallant a nd abl e C o r n mander, - forgetting, on the sight of the enemy, their ,SUPPLEML;NT TU... Tire LOIVDON GAZETTS EXTIOIOII,DipMKY, MuNDAY, MAItC4 25; ill I. (Pdblished last Night .3 ifamiralty-Oilice l Alarch 25, I Cal 3l :tin Carr& arcivect'ati this Ottieta last night with 1)1 , 4) ,Itches 'float S ir it t ettAld Goottu I‘; ‘, 1 1 3 . t o ll er r ti . it, A tz d r F tic' Uf ) 1 0) 1 1 1'1 V: 1 : 2 1 1 r e f:i c lu d v4 l : 4 l l l, j 4: ti a h l Cowed, - A RI) ILARRItt . ! PI 14 ?..41 M;" 11 "' "" It * I.''°w"strtet 4 sod l'eblishcd by Wll,l IAM AR ,I 4It3E K SCRIPPS', South Molt ,u, No. 11=3 itaLlaf whtre iidvvrimments, Of far the Paper, I,,ettcrs for thi; Editor &Q. tpast.paial, own f., , ,igTie pticMi6ns; end regnrdleo, of x i. vant ;ig.• ILI Ow fanttibtirs find ailnanon o f enemYr d by it s' valour (troug h flof out con , ,idt.r.ibiC,.l l . , ), nuedipst d byy Jo a bravt : acineveffictits of theliii!idi the honour in tom, &c., g n Admiral Sir' ellarlcs Cotton, hart. eted iC ' c,&clt.ec, -- SIR, ~ • -I, AO i,,, 5,14'01 7, itiii. ~ 11:1!ii i ) I g 'iv c e o::: I o l a .; 7t ° l) " .! iti l i fi: 4l l :: i : : j L I : I : I.:Y U :1 :e : 11 toe : iil a i I.l i i t l'a i i t i 11:[11:41 e 1:;t 1 i e . I : l ir i wo•hunlings w . ere effecte d, b y way al , dit'er ,i o lf ,' yesterday niot niog, between Ittita and (.I.aiiatt, 01 bvtwt ell that anti Santa Mari I's, win' ilid 14 w * Marines, commanded fay Cdpt. ktiglkli, of iii t- 1101 I,l.ca`•le, 200 seim u en of _the ,q.,:ron, aial soot • tire Spanish fn ,rine, one d.visint, of h ile W t l iAoastrfori i'; der the direction of C ipt. Sprang.-r.oi tri the other under Capt . , Icittou DI this' 51 '4' 1 , 5 ,, 1 I LI seine time Catalina V.'w, bomb. rded by ik 11° 1 and Tbuinlei bombs, itid that tuft and the int , e llo on the North . ,tint East sides of the Bay were ' l) ,, t ' in cheek with . inneli spirit by the gin awl wa il ° boil., wider ills lespc:..tive commands al C4i 32}i94 . 1 - 4)11 and FelloWes. ()rte . redoubt of Oa gat 'near • S'anta .N1:11 ia',t, vviiti stormed by the itiatitit:i Cil rtiliS shit) ? . led by Captain. ftuttreli; a gtc••nkl, I° tl l 4/ south of the Goatialete; was taken by Piptrli' fa ; itt we - ii- di vision of the flotilla.; and lhe goof of ° l:t '. the sea d,Aenecs, tegether with the sari' f jt to . l'innilla.flom lipta (which tl:e enemy e , ;i ol3l ' e t Santa .Min - ia's, with the exception of Catalina' " o 'l'sked, and the, works, dhimantled. PreF"'.llti ''' eie also Inaqe to atteielt the tele,dn;pont,,,-'ll'fill'.4 deteltces of the bridge of Santa .Nl:tr,i',;. I '' , 'll°43g c°ll.Ps. 47-ni. the enemy', consi,tiog cat vuou.,,',l* vahy'ant.. anlin try, rapidly adv..licing oft iiie ''' l ',from,. Poll ite.:ll, aware that our troops liar-c11''',,,,, the Saniii l'(tri into the litlifile-re.,;11, dot' t i ' t i a. I)Lirposes of a &version had been ant , c'""„ ol d jwcd the se4men and iliarines lt) rerlVD"' lo t the boats (which got on board with a Itit"' o) , vo i tint pot off IliiiiTy taillUlcS Leib! e I „r (*tic° Y jl, "' 0n44.a• spoil- . . -- ' 4 .Itiicti kociler:icflialtil'i..l:le\fivi,Yaili)iClCLlQ,ll:“.°l t i l l i l C l eOr filiClCtir Si'll4i cl ralillil.l')'. Pt j i. 6°1101,1 W , ..re. taketi•'iii the rLtlo:.bt dkit %koiil iij ` l ' ' 'the rest 411 - 11..ing; their .rscve. , o op , Lie:lto - Lint NV. If. C3froi.,. 'Whose con,,to , qv , ' it•l‘i been eonspieu ,ns, liiiv;o4 I, Ll`l''n b ,l 3 twit sui : k 1 .A•! 1., C&,,ilita, :aid ihcr,!oy 5 0134)4' .. 1, 4 it,:ii.. c0 . ii5!4, , ..1 - 1: . ): . : ~ 0 .s, 1 I;:ive give(' blot ,is v*- ict ,,,„ of abst?nee, and wi 11 it duriicates of my 6 ',V:, . Ib ,tl -I -ii.Chi‘e •ti 'l . ;i. of iho killed and►i,t.atti-i" ' [l3\ e 111 P., 1101)011r .10 bo, &v. Signed) It ' Cl. . • To AlfAltra.l Sir C. - Cortou, na)„ ! 1. 14c. i. , • 41 ' ; '‘' 4 • k 11 5 •' A return of the Killed and W,',undecl in all AttA-G!. Maria't 6th March, i/iii . 5 1 ,,,;) !, ,r,..,Ni11i,..1,1c1*'7.544ait1,-1 All i 'll seiiitt,,,, kill,,i; MOO ° '.. „..' -c',---'•%e,:‘,,fto i Itilitt li,,)iy, :1.1a,,;,:0i,n; ~t mfo''', ,;(5,;,1.. ilhani N,,sil, Svti,..,i,t offri 1.11::,,, li. ,l, 4" l '''' ' I'm"' bead); 1-tilt's 1.) . i.r 1 ),1 . , ))10'. 1 "; l''''''' ~ •Ilv•phvitte miriii,/, di:,o; M10411 ,1-11 ' wouisrea !sow, : ( 1„,,,11. • 1,•:" • v at: 11-' ' " Itimes t.i • ' I ' IP' ""'s I' . ' .' . tuaroe, ititt , ,, ,1.1:,'' -, A treed - 1 s St A n,. ;" 1.1 1 ogleby, os)riiyral ~l'in.eities,‘.sl,,,,iih, s,,,wi: ..'n s•• - lohlt Irdittso.t, c.tio3ll, litlic:l,,itii. ...,_ , _ , _,,i n . otunted ; Wilt lilit h.;,,1 , i WM, liCiAlll:*/ i u i ,l, ' "I 1"."1.—, jiihil CAW a1.1,11).01 WO• .IKIO , i. K ai q' li.) 11 I1t1.- - -10 1 iii ‘ ll . ' ' ..' . ' '' 'Satin‘ Hall) NI I I)OlUild ' ' "l'inUld'a." " 11)-' I ~ liO ''' 1"1-E1(.91 I:ranssp4o4rite.-•.-Cei:,ifir,iettC;dttt°rla..nt, sc.- 414° ' ..' ' , l i, -'Total 3 killvd, 13 wriundid. . c, P''' , iSisoctl) g , .. , ' .............—;...... -.... .bcist ------------ Ight, '• i I:',lmiltiCK; MAttott 16.—i\rloridl)' n 0 1*0 1 - I ' t ksrteiVF flYeluck, Six ruffians, with tnn4quel6,', „ w it''' . thelOuse of John Purctll, of 1-I,e,lifort, Pitli in a few miles of Chorleville :7-tlit! I.ll'll,srlio, that ente r e d was received by .Mr. rtirti;',, o ttlir' d atotnecl with a lardr carving knife, inilc l° ', ) , , r cly ;l6 by which the ruffian almost iorm'tiY elc : i : t o fi' , i w il l e iia ri li g .. o b ty ti o i( c ; d b ea li t t h plrioev iddcesnitreilidliyhisliC)iV:)ll:4lllo,,,,or':: . 1.0 e c w e , l , l u l id t'7 4i o o!hert then. WOW(' On Mr' 1 ' or it ° 4l f pqrkloqi, ti the greatest precipitation., 1 , f) cor e And wi!o gladly roiled, Wll' lie 1 )0 .1 ° the assassin who was killed way interred I n o ish' vine on 't hutsday—bis name was 1'4 03411 1 '' oe gl I .a4for of 'ls:, liylo;ise; and the e.olfre °,0„,13"t1.4 were , from that neighbotirbi,isd. ' '.. 11 , r i (ix ,° 1 „ I:irii.ed resistance made by 111 r. ?tu t: 0 , pt , ''' . very ~, I 1 18 worthy. ' • . , 'tar anti in years) , i' iii '' T i, t i to , ' i ,, , ,, CultN lixcilitprou, NlAttos, 25 • r. , roo rty , l ',. arrivais of Wheat make .1.1 coliti!derOieirie'i iii ''''.. scarcely supports last prices, other tittai ' l ' , , r; 00 . 7 , eienskm in price of Rs. and 34. Poi' (1,0•170 N VI :,.. hrisk illO, at a stnail advance ; Nliull'i,,,,,s ° I ;',.: aild Grey i ) olii, at little variation ; . ... ' ! ,tl; l l.i 1",...) kends, likewis.. ; there are lao;c tr-:`;,,,„(1,,:1i'0'; et Vats, tk Ith considerable iivanfir ' " `, )l w ,l ' ; 1.1 sale. 3 in this trade _quoted • ra th er Jo hardly maititaint, late Pr'qvs• .On Friday, at his 1 8 • 1141418- I ' '''t Ilt‘r PLI):;;;'i Noi i;i: l l l) l. l l , , ,n Ca o s;l . l l v s , it ) la, - , 1...,t1 M .1.'.. tor tr' 0,..,,r, h au , 0 , , . inu.t . In .I, It , ,;,, i . 000 ..., On th.. ~' ' ' 11. , it,, ~et I ', 'dr' ii , t . : 2- -.lid ii,:,t, at net oome in "I litirl.' 11itiLiiri0e)1.1arii.,11U,41c, ti,c 1,...i,d), of ~,t„,j,,a...G:1ic1.5)1r 1.04,0,,,,,t n :•,,, . . ~ - - turd.ty the i t --t 111 o; keillY, , IsliP,,iol, of 4,90 y, ;Lciii,t.........0"'s ' - It.---- .........--"-- , ------- --- K . . V). . ... .t• .it. o 9 ThurA ty last, at 1.,;11.."'',118;111):...501)116 C1:1:,,,?,;11.1'1,1°1 j It .d i o i , F. y. 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