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.te L.ONDUIV GAZETTE, Feb. 2:1811. Downing-street, Januar? 29, 1811. 1) ',patches, of which the fat owing are extraBs, been received at office, addresced to the Eat 1.v , t..rp00l by Lieutenant-General Viscount Wei- Im, ton. R 4 Y I.OIID, Cartaxo, January 5, 1811, 'llre reinforcements to the enemy's army in this country, Which' : I' informed your Lordship, in my dispatch of the 29th December, were on their march in the valley of the Metidego, arrived upon the Alva at Mnittilla on the which river they crossed by a ford on the following day, and continued their march tci join ti,o army. Culmiel Wilson, who had retired from Espinhal and- crossed the Mondego upon 'treat - mg of the ad ' VilliCe Of these le.lt he should be' involved in an unequal cbntcst in front and rear at the same time, re} asset' the Motidego on the 25th, and an noyeit the enetni's - rear on his march of the nth and , fe(.'ith from this Alva towards Lspinhal. He tool; -some prisoners; and t ut off some of their small detaetiments; whith 'fell into . .the hands of the Ordenanza. The division which had - marchA to Pmhel, ;it'd the advanced guard . Of which had been at `Fran- cog() when I last ,4ddressed your Lordship, was still . Pinhel on the .C 6 h Dcernher, When I last heard from General Silveira, ‘vlibse head-ciwirters were at Tomnha. I have letters from Caliz of the 23d and 2gth December, stating that Marshal Souk had marched f . rotit' the finny engaged 'in the 'operations against that place, with foUr ciiousand or five. thousand men, tire' tilt; •ioth and 2 E St of December. Generals Menditabel and BallasteroS are still at Llerena , and the neighbotarli&id of Nionasterio, and Girard's division of Mortices corps, at .Gua ` clalcanal. No material alteration has been made .in the po s'ilion'of the enemy's army since I addreosed your la 4. The det;n %chick marched to 'Costvllo Wane() returned iramedi itely, and was sent * e i t i n ,i , f o r 1 plapose of eseei - ting a messenger or to obtain intelligence. • I have the honour to be, &c.. , WELLINGTON. M Y LORD, entiixo, 14nitary 12, 1811. Since I addressed yonr• Lerd,hip on ' the sth in stant, I have learnt that ,the detachment of t he enemy's troops' which joined the army in the end -of last nionti,,, consisted of eleven battalions of the iph corp., and a body of troops which, tinder the, command ot Gem ral - Gardanne, had before at tempte • to penetrate thrutikh Beira Ba . Xa., The whole are stated to be 8000 Inch, by sow!: of the officers who saw them, but I should think they must. be in.ore. • .The other dit isiott Of The gth corps had not pass , ed the frontier 'whe'n l last ieceiv, ace, p,t4 ell thorn'; bin I leArti *bow an int,.tteplvd liAter front Gvl,er;ll t)rnw ' t to General thai this divhsion , has U: en otdar,d to talus a position r at Guar da, T'he'ir advane , it plaid brolie up from tile neighhourkood of Trancoso in the ni6ht of the There has heart tin aberation' in the position of the enemy rwny stove L, last you, ex cepting -that Gerferal I)ronet's ht m.l-cpiatters have heeti fixed at Leyria vv:ith the troops . which joined with hay:' Tie . enemy continue to censtruft :boats , in the Zezere ; and have shown muck jealousy of the mea-, sures ad , lited t) 'our ttOopsiiii the left of the l'Ap,usi. to' command by their foe the communiCaii , n toe—: tvh- v o the Zez,:•ie and 11.0 I,;:ve now to inform yon, that Marshal Monier itrt ivcd at Ronyailio, with a divison ot the corps hit, der hiti commas', c,n the 3d instmnt, He h as . „i n ,•„, conthitiel to advance into Estramadura, baiting fortn , (l a jon..',ion st ith the division tv hich had been at Guadalcanal, trader the ceunnand of General Gi rard ; and I am concerned to add, that I have just learnt aim lie obtained e . rissesSion of Merida, and nt, the bridge over the GUactiOnit at that Place, on the evening of the ci ini,tirut, the Spanish troops hav ing retired. • They have left Gerrlill • Ballastems' division on their left flank:between Xeres; de lvs Cavalleros and. Olivenza, with his comoranicalion open with B a da„ joz rand it is reported that Mortices corps is lel , lowed by other troops. Lhave the honour tribe, Stc. • • '(Signed) WELLINGTON. Admircilly-Office; Pet. 2, 1811. It. ar-Admiral ()okay his transmitted to John Croker, Esq. a letter from I,i,mtenant c o mmanding ins Maje.ty's_gnn-veiit . l Gallant, giv ing an acenuntof h s having, i on-the 2d of last month, captured, on the 41035 . 1 at Norway, the Dani.h pri. vsteer the Ae4tOrateur, of six twelve-pounders and nittetten .men. ' ,• BANKRUPTCY SUPF,RSEDED. Samuel Lee, High.street, Southwark, linen.draper. itASKRUP7'S. Ives, Cnwston, Norfolk, grove!, to surrender, Feb. 11, 18, and March .16, at live, at the Cnille and Lion Inn, Norwien. A ttornit.s, Messrs. llo)ce and LYeacrin, Nor wicn ; tot Mews, tVistdOS And Holtoway, Chancery. I`. Berry, Ncrwich, printer, Feb. 6, 13: and' March t 6; at toot . , ..t the Icon ~'s Head Inn, Norwich. Attormis, A.l4,:s4rs, Simpmni and Wickham,. Norwieh ; and Messrs, INII1(hit, tuuljioitAwAy, Chancery lane. I, rtert,!..l feat t; Helen's, merchant, Feb. f , 9, and March t 6. at one, nt Gtiiiditall. Attorney, Mr. f4el lathy, CiatOrd's Inn. linchnits Andover, spirit.. eater, Feb, 1 4„,t5, and m arc h ;6, At twcivC, At The (,eorge I ini; A ;Mover. A Mimics,. Neale, New Inn ; and Mr: Andover. , NioNash..ll, t,.U-Or(i. corn-dealer, Feb. 12, ;3, at t+velve and March ;6, at nine. ,at the Bell Imi, Stone. A trornits; Messri. Exley, Sto;:ker, and I)Awsor4 vat's I 11; Mitt M delleton anti Vernon, StOtie, j. hots !e Liaat,ool, melt:bent, I•eb. 2., A 2, and Niarch. 16, At ye, tree lope 'raven), Liverpnel. Attorpies, I . lr. Jinn, C,,stb.:-diteli, Liverpool ; and' Mr. Windle; 101;n...street, Pentord-row,' London. Creett, Weymouth, Dpretshire, viettniller, Feb. 21, 22, 4 the Crown ton, Wyvhouili,,and.ildarch t 6, lit eleven, at Tie Antelope hut, Dorchester. A ttorines,, Mr. Hen ning; Weyntonth ; and Mr. Alexander, New-square, Lin. cilia Letnlon. MINDON t Printed by RICII,I .At the Swat-Oil 1. Paliethorpe, New.strez.t, Nottingli im. nterehant, Feb tB, and March 16, at eleven , at the Punch- 'tow!, j r Nottingham. Alicante', Nlesets. Blacklick and Makin." son, Elm-Ct./LIU; Temple. Luoden ; and Mr. Sanders, Nut-'. tingham. - Price,„Coventry,• ribbon-tuenufacturer, Feb.. tS, r 9,. and . Marc r 6, at eleven, et the Castle Inn, Coventry. At. barflies, Mr Alexander. New-square, Lincoln's Inn, Lon. don; and Mr. Minster, CoVenity, T . Heath, IVilinsten, Cnesrer, cheese-factor, Feb. 1 4 , ;5 , and. March :6, at twelve, at the to - ...buek Inn. Newcas. tle.under-Lyrne. Attcanies, Mr. Wilson, King's Bench.; walk,' Temple; and Mr. S. piITUM, NeWl.7:lStle•Wider.' J ohnl lsherwood, Manchester, M a nufacturer. Feb. 2.5, at.two, and March 16, at eleven; at the George Inn, Man. cheater. A ttornies. ;Messrs. Willis, Feirthorne, and " Clarke, Warsiford-court, London ; and Mr. lib Slop, c heater. Surre T . el atet; 'Robert-54A y, ~ Christchurch, victualler, - , Fe,t. ) • S. 9, and March 16, at one, at Guildhall; London.., A t torney, Mr. Evans, Kettitington cross. "C . cnodmart, Marchmorst-street, builder, Feb. S. 12, and' m e re!) 16, at eleven, at G uildhall. Attorney, hlr.Toone, chefierd's Inn • I. Careless, 'Flute Kine's-court, Lombard-street, merchant, Feb.* 6. 20, and M irrh 16, at ttvelve, at G u ildh a ll. Attornies, Messrs. Willis, let rtluarne, and Clarke ,Warn.' f rd -con rt. London ; and 'M e ssrs Barrett and ..‘Vilson,t • Manchester. • T Mellor Burstein , StalVirdshire, potter, Feb ti, t 6, and March 16. at twelve' at the Roebuck hurt, Noweastle under.Lyme. Attarnies, Mr. Barbie., Fetter.lai.e, Lot , - don; and Messrs; T. and R. Fenton, Neweestle-uticler- Lyme. , Vicat, Portsmouth, vintner, Feb. 19, at one. 2, at ele ven, and Match lb,' at one, at the Geerge Pori mouth, Attornies, Mr. Calloway, Portsmouth ; .1 Messrs. Collett, Wimbitm, and Collett; ChaneLry-lane, I,Pnclon. r tV. Andrews, Gloucester -place, Newington, paper-hanger,. Feb 9, re, and March r 6, at twelve, Al bailey, Mr. Watson, Inn. T. Blowers, Tottenham - cou r t road, linen-denpee, Febe;,: 16, and Match 16, ar ten, at c uildhal I A twines, Mew s. Sweet and Stokes. •K ing's Bench Walk, Temple. A. Dallas, Tower-hill, wine.merchent, .Feb. 5, t 6.. and March 16, at one, at G6'11(111.111. Attornies, tons, Great lames.streer, ,Bcdford.ro.v. , • -• 1. Keating, Manchester, dealer, Feb. tB, 19, and M au ), ,6, ; in one, at the Tanga ' Inn; Mancltester. -Attornies,! Messrs, Hewett and Kirk, Manchester ; and Air . .. Ellis, Cliancery-lane. A. Nl'Guttle, Liverpool, merchant, Feb. 14. 2,3, and March; 16, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. At-• tornies, Messrs. Tarrant, , Clarke, anti Prichards, Chan-. eery-lane, London ; and Messrs. hiassey and Cartwright, Liverpool. r , • • I. Potter, Manchester, grocer, Feb, :tt - clever', 26, at t ye°. 'and March t 6, at three, at 'the Georee ton, Man.' chester Attornies. Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Seuth.. ampten.buildings, Lainden ; Ind Mr. Jepson, Manehestt'r.: 1. Parr. Manchester, merchant, Feb.. 1,2, 19, and March .16, at eleven, ~ a t the Doe Tavern, Deansgate, Manchester. ',AttOtiries, Ntr.'Fllik`Avaneerei.ilane, London; arch Messrs. K night . arid Hadfield, Manchester. .. R. Curgenven, jim Plyrnoltih, linen.draper, Feb. 20, 21,, and March 16. at eleven. at , t ho, Popete head I s m, ply., AttornieS, Mr. ll Fuller, Paiier.ntrildings, Tern - ple. London; and Mr. Pri,ln.im, Plymnith. It. Masc-rs, IVlanchesteregne..er, Feb. :Ili, 19, and !' !arch 16, at two, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. A troniies, R finis, Chancery-lane, London,; and Messrs. Johnson: and Lonsdale, IM'anchester; • • Ei Firth, Hatton-gate:en, tweet ; Feb. ;, t 2, and March , at eleven, at Guildhall. Attntney, Mr. Kenrick,Hattield. street, Christ Church, F;urrey. W. Pottell,.Cow-lane, carnenter, Feb. 5, 14, and March t 6, at ten, at Gnildhalle Attornee e hlf. Primrose, Soutlianip ton.huildinge, Chancery.lane , C. Pitt, Southampton, statuary, Feb. 9. 19, and March 16, At ten, at Guildhall,. Attorney, MC: I.ys, Took's-court, Chancery lane. lernient, Old Change; Lctor, Feb.•4l, 23, and Mere', 16, at eleven. at Guildhall. Attorney, hl r. Hackett, Deal t...niter-I , ire. 1. listier,‘Veeley, Essex, shopkeeper, Feb. 9,19, and Merely If!, at ten, at Guildhall.. A ttornies, Messrs. %C. and W. Net t leship. 1. Welebe?; Webb street, Southwark, rag-merchant. t~,•b. 4, at twelve, t 6, at ten, and Mart 16, at eleven, at Guild . hall, Attorney, Mr Bell, Cidernan.stseet. R itieden, Hatton-street, blacte , ne - mak er, Feb 9 , r 2, and MOO t 6,• at eleven, eit 'Attorney, Mr. Ed. wards, Castle-street. ,Iloiborn. 13.. Hatt, Piymnuth, tavern. keeper, Feb. 27, 28. and March 'O, at eleven, at the NeW Clown lon, Plymouth-dock- Attornies, Messrs. Williams and Dark.', Princet-street, London ; and Mr. Llnzon, meutli-deeks T. Eddison, Rrtnifor* Essex, linen.draper,, Feb. .16, , at twelve, ;q, at eleven' , and M .; M a rch r 6, at twelve, et Guild Attornie.i, Mr. 'ldittyn'Atend, Itombird ; 'anti her 4 iones„.Martin's-lane. London. ~ • I. Coq, r, 9xtord-street. umbrella-maker, Feb. 74. atele ven, 19, ;ifi i ►ie lAt ti in, at eleven; at Ciiililball. Attotney, Mr. Aepinall,•Quelity ChanerrY G. C. Bishop, ISlaidstone,-„,ciap-mattufatiurer, Feb. 9, 19, and Man... 11.16, at ten, at Guildhell. Atter:lies. hice'srs. 'l3rvill and TeStin, New Briciee•etteet, Lohaini. rT efittek kr, Kennington. lance N ewington, Surrey, shoe. ,maker, Febeta, 19, and March 16,• at ten,: at Guildhall, Linidun., Attorney, Mr. Brown, Blacktuan.street, •110. rough W. Lewis, Abingdon, Berks, banker, Feb. 9; 16.eind March 19, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, - Mr. Fulconi Elm-court, Temp e. 1. Sills, 1. Sitls,•and W. 'Pidgeon, Hambro' , Wharfe•Lon. don, merchants, Feb, 9, 16, rend March 16, at one, hall. Attorney, Mr. Falcon, Elul-court, 'Temple. S. Chalfont, Edgeware, cornealer, Feb. 12, ' , band March . et ten, at Goildhell. Atturney ; Mr, Vincent, Bed ford.street Bedford -square. DIVIDENDS. Felt. 26. , T. Like, Old 13rompton, builder. at eleven , at Frb. 27. W . Uarliptt,. York-street, Lock's-field, Southwark, vi,aualler, at twelve, at Guildhall. March 16. I. Dibsdale, Ilidlcird.:strect, Bed ford.row, boot and Istioe-makcr. &1an..1) lit. E. Jackson, I lorslcydown, brewer, at twelve, at Guildhall. March z. A. G. Elinlin, Portsmouth, shopkeeper, at one, at Guildhall, London. March 19. T. Flowlatid, Thaine, Oxfordshire, carrier, at at ten, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 213, It. :NJ is da, Norwich. woollen-draper, at four, at • . the Whitc Ilan Inn, Norwich. Marclt t. W. Alien, Radipole, Dorsetshire, inaholder, at ten, at the Ctewit Inn, Weymouth. Feb: 23. 1. Mouidlord, tVorcester, at eleven, At the Star and Garter Inn, foregate-street, Worcester. Feb, 22. I. I rbst, Doncaster, inn-bolder, at eleven, at the . Angel Inn, Doncaster. Feb. 23. A. and S. L'ohett, flheerness, slopsellers, at one, at Guildhall; London. March 2: W. Bowler, sch. Castle-street, Southwark, hat.. inanufaattrer, ut ten, at Guildhall.' Feb. S. W. Rowton and T. Marital!, Chester, bankers, At twelve, at Guildhall, !noint,. Feb. 17. M. Burrough, New S.iruiri, banker,' at ten, at the • Council House, New Sarilin. • Feb. 28. Cornfortli, Ilishonweatmouth, sail-maker, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bbnopwearniout h. , F lc h. ls; R, Clements, Norwich, apprais... ul, at for, at the King Head Inn, Norwich. Feb, a 6. I-. L. Mead and h. Lewis, Holies-street, Caven dish-44nm, rttilliners, at ten, at Guildhall. March 12. V. T. rl'.,'.s and I. Bailey`, Doekhead, brewers, at twelve, - at Feb. K. and ' .I'. 'Arneson, ironmonger-lane, merchants, at tell, at G oddball. Feb. 23. ‘1 , .. Howard. Henrietta-street, Covent -garden, nio mey.seriverter, at ti.V4IVC, at Guildhall, Feb. 19. 1. , German, Aldermatibury, hosier„ at one, at . , Feb. 2s. W. Burge, Stitithatnpion, butcher, at twelve, at the Antelope Inn, Sherbourne, Dorsetshire. Feb.. Zi.)..Leman; kalli>gatt, illQpktf.ygf. At twelve, at C; uildhall, Lowing). `Feb. 23. H. F.lstob, Sunderland, mercer, at twelve,' at the Bridge Inn, Ilishoptvearinotith; • Feb. 26. W. Romer, K. Newcomb . , and J. Sisson, .Can non-street, 4ilk-hat-inanufazturers, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 2s. R. Green, Bi.shopsgate-street, jeweller, at ten, at D 11, IS, of N0.,4, hianint.courf, bow-street; and rub] Pleip Na. 1 . 12, Strapd, where ',duo litemenis, Orders CAMPS.ICAT IN PORTUGAL; (EXTRACT OP A LETTER PROK A BRITISH oPi=scrr.) " Valle, neat S4utacem, ran. 12, igit. " It would be a-Particular pleasure to time to give you news.of ;Portugal, but the .army here extends over such a i ract of country, that it, falls to the share of an individtial to Itnow little more than what is going on in his own division, proving at once the . fallacy of .thOse many pr it ate letters' you see in the London Papers.; .some persons.hereiaving little to 0, take delight in disseminating false reports, more 'elegantly termed shaving. Massena still occupies Santareni, and Lord Wellington's head-quarters are at Cat t axo ; the position of the 'French is very strong, and Massena is. daily rneking it inure so, ,by throwing ,up works, making tedeubts, abbatis, Santarem is situated on a very' high lid!, and very difficult ot ascent,. immediate:y on the Tagus ; at the foot of a second smaller hill, almost imme diately come- cted with the large one, runs a small . :Jiver, called Rio Mayor, which' divides the French and English- pi'equets ; they are. withitcpistOl e stiot. In thejainy reason, This small river weglows all the surrounding plain, pkiM, tend nothing can possibly pass it for some very considerable distance, except by two ,causeways, each ebout 300 yods hag. "There has been latelyet cc 04'e:crab's.: quantity of rain, and the , couotry overflowed ; and it is estimated by the peo -ple of the country, that ii will remain se pis month ;Or ilk Weeks ;' wherefore, it appeal's, We may reckon upon little beingdorre:at presetit, both post-, lions being equally ta‘ourable to the hostile Armies:. `t,l 'Getl..l. Creel urd cominandi.the. tight division here, consisting ,of the e 5.11 rill , : corps, 43d and: 52h 'light in fie try, the coipi ot Brunswick 0e13, , two regneeiits *of 'Pottugtiese intentry, or Ca-. .eadores, and Captain Ross's troop of horse artillery., Tile French have .1 wo %ery strong Otmtises on their side the causeway, and we have two on our side;. iiiid all the high ground on our side is protected by batteries, redoubts, &c. to preVent their advance. upon I suppose we shall retain Our present po s;tion till the Wet season is over ; but when life sea son becomes dry, I should think it likely we shall retire to our litres, as the facility with which the French might advance—(as there are innumerable fords in the live!), 'might render it disadvardaecous to us; besides, after crossing the little stream on the Tagui side, the. ground. is a periect fiat, and as beatitiful atel exteilsive' a libriri a'; Salishioy which, in my °pillion, would be iriorc favourable ro the enemy,. in conseqUence Of their .superior litlal !aers in cavalry. " Getieral'S 'Hill's division is on the other side the Tagus, in Alentejo, consisting of 5000 English' and I 0,000 Portuguese; at proem it is' cotoinalideil fVtarshal Berestord, Geueral'Flill b;ing unwell ; he is there to watch the operations of the eneely in the rear of Santarem ; they occupy GolegaO and Pun-• here, situated on Lk Tagus towards Abrantes. The river Zezere falls into the l'aguson the side :0; PurH byte, and, I ant s try to add, the bridge or boats*, lereling.into ilnetoxu . of Pottete„ over t.e 4ezere, was not destroyed ny the Portuguese ; it i, suppos ed, during this kind of inter-regnum ef the nurids, -Massena. will attack'. Abtantes ; it is .garriseued by Portuguese end Spaniards---butt do not littow what-, would gain by it ; he most certainly wants sup.' plies . ; bet was: he •to.lay.siege to it, oil any eppre heesien 01 its being reducetl e the ii Habit tits would destroy.every thing, and fly into the Alentejo, and blow :Alp the: bridge. of boats at AhranteS deeding into the Alentejo: The position, at ,Abrantes very strong iiideed, and a "mall nuil.ber of men can defend:. it algainst a,very superior force. I should not think that-Lord-Wellington would throw divisien into Abrantes•feum the Alentejo, while the, French were attacking on this.side, because, should Massenet Inaile r retrograde movement, we should weaken ate, engilr of our army: in, the Hite—fee, it it to be expected, when he again attempts to ad.' vaince, he Will, pay must, be rapid, for he cannot liVe befere' i the lint4linig 4 'for the conntry is about as barren here as the streets,you; walk Ott. It Mas seen could throw a bridge;acro ‘ ss the Tagus, 'and her, hy enable !lilt to have a comlnunicatten .with ter genre: jt~, it is . reore likely he would, thin 'attack Abraritcs;. but there are at present very powerful oppositirms to such e petfoimance ;' in the first place, what would Marshal Betesford: be about to allow 'hint to, build ahi idge ? :And, secondly, the Tagus is so very rapid a river, and rises so very such douly, that I believe it is 8411 Q.. impracticable at this se scan of 'tire sear. It w.euld be unfortunate. for us, should the French get possession of the Alen tejo, furnishes us with a great many supplies at preeot we are 'quite,quiet,:so much so, that we scarcely think" about it ; the floods 'make us easy about any trmikediptc operations. , The Ist division of Drouet's 'corps has joined Ma,fivtl ; ilriti,lllC 2d division,,under'General Gar danne, is at Pinlrel,: on the Northern frontier. It is not said here.. to .be advancing, though probably it may . he; Scene Suppose be will female 'to keep up the communication with Spain, 4is there is much difficulty in . forwarding dispat c h es and p rocur in g supplies , they are obliged to send very large"escorts a- Oe all detached asservices, the peasants, both Sp nisi) and Portuguese, tak4 advantage of every op portunity to rimester them. is also said that Moi tier has broken up from before Cadiz, he being a p a n of Souk's army befbre that place, and is ut I, aui, fiat ct;rtain that is the fuicf ; should ii true, lie will probably march by the runts _tai l I assure you, an ual hers; is not competent to ('t what w disbelieve ; w db very fair .description of .some of our Up rations; the difficulty is with tha people: in : ngla'nd to know what to believe, and are better able to cull the good from the bad ; and only credit parts.: It iri impOeible to form an opinion of what stt m itt Ir a( tycil h l,ol a cti p tii p :.pet e od ti vi t a o liviaai tlvui have reason rjoi their cdpi: ousaco. ln s tiby i ti ibfnerte irc,ir,eetei from attack tntch ietldahxaceevakremfpuolul)bllrsyyeT: no . means at resent a to - but very large reinforcements on their part must Blake some alteration in our hopes. They will i s b e d by wILLIAM A RMI G ER__ ,. SC RIPPS, South Mol ton stroot, urarmor uir" ik4 or the Paper, Lett-3 for the ;tor &c. (post.paia), must O.! addreistd. by a large taddieninal force, deitri - ve tt sources Of the Aleiitejo, and then We i confined to a very I,ttle_gart of Nri u g 3 " penitent, in great tllragne, for our pro' the Navy, 3141 from the coast of Barbo). IliaYe no doubt but Lord We:lair' 11 every necessary prrcaution .to cern) Ms pzines, tic. &e. vd . clna the bites.: . cACETIP.S. JAN. are her , vatiOos roo,otirs are Afloat that the tacked some troops from Seville and the proyince,,to 'penetrate into Port thetnielv,s towards Alentejo ; httt cannot* vouch the truth : hat is, that* considerable. corps, attache :I has passed through Salamanca on the 'main body under I.`,lasiend, an d cw,clude that, Sotnethiag take place. It is impos.ittle thAt Can' maitnain themseiVeg SO sitar livit bout corning to blows : besit-ks , t die Frenc will iilake lt send us good luck. - The .accounts uc trom,Lisnon are so confused, that IP depended upon : your direct connw - entitle you to turn, a better (/1 af ri lirs the're. Badajnz is In the tle , l letter, and .till not be an easy coluf losing the French should will require more`than . 2o,o6l) men ( c. they-earn attempt is a mere.blocka tle. 'MADRID, Dac. 8.--On the 4 ; l1 in more troops set out to reinforce those ara. That night and ,the succee ding . of day, many discharges of mu sketry were-heard at a distance; un the 6111 ing, 11,, carts full of .wounded enters` of Guadalaxara, and i n the evening prepared for a still greater number pealed. penetra d3i o aK u m. t a h , e 6 w t i l l t ic v i a l, ric f u jo s m dis t p h i d tc rii h; set ved and other appearances, du nor Of wool been very satisfactory. On the 7th ntioned from the Ma l t.° me pin but t :escorted by 200 infantry, and 110 hor se ' to .th . v guards ; they were conveyed Buena. s st:t r ie lv t e3 it o a :ltin t4 g sre trT i n e s i llt - e d s i . sPatchesain The convoy of Andalusia coMPo 6edfr accompanied ny the Count of Rlont 1)t on the 4t! at seven in the morrtillg , b • rem-, sight of Madrid ; the ek of from 800 to 1000 Dlellpl3`' layed for some hours. In letters tral were distributed' oU the same days 24th, there is mention of raising and those from, Coeduba fah s: ms Itad arrived there from the low that • many more were expecte d ' • when the convoy from Andaluiia err''i it two aid es -d e - eato p o f iNiarshal .of Godoywhere tiq: said Mattoal preparing. Tw o cevertA i tinges , ;1" w came , with the 'cons oy, 'have at the " taken to th e house'ut Medina Cell) tees des;. AZdnZii has arrived, escorto • does - not . appear to have returned Iron satisfied; and thetmost profound slier° -, relative to the result or his commlll4l°' Almenarn. Some persons who h 3r hint on the jOtirney, say, that ther e Paris, and that the Emperor is the curses of every one... The•Conyents of, Nuns have h ee , n i. new examinations. Thehe Frenci l t 416 number of troops to be colle6ted here' have they bad so mach recourse of rnove.nents, and to learn aloe r farces; 'nor ha v e t h e y ever appeared to hide the one or t o discoter the e ` „ i All paper-money'has'lost much 0, but the vales . . of Ferdinand are w° more than those or Joseph. Five British Officers, in a ierY " "Hie Piissengcrs in the Prince" ti from Lisbon. ~ P i l BIRTHS. irli lial li ~,#, •ck. In Bedford-place the Lady of flenrY Son. ' 1 5l l, f 111 JP 4? At Lyndhurst, Hants, the. Lady 0 P , I'' ) still-born intant. ti p • On Thursday, in Lin oln's-inn.fieldsi ,A of c oi j p Hutton, Esq. a Son. Yesterday nunini, at his house ill 9 re4t ,. 1 ,. l' . '. / Q. street, the Lady of William G ou tort, PVI _ 1 i lt 6 ' . MARXIAD; i s. ;I' , IlieL 1 , ( - - At Manchester Cant ' C P bei " Of ' ' Light Infantry , ' • --ain 4/71- .4 datigb i4r - .Je sultry, to Lima SCCOII.4 •,. t o W olff, Esq. ot Nlanchet i er. wh / Last weck, at V4l-Y•le-bonne Ch u.— 'Or , 11 t°ll . Eq• to Eliz.., danghterot the Rev. On the 6th ult. at Lisbon, "o.l . 3 11 ; 11 ::::; ') ; h. ; Wync .r.5eY1,„00 0 1 E 1f: 91 1, 13 z ! b t ' l , e v i v i l l , e 'a t 'l l i b . n gl e r u' i ei a : Yv e : ll l : ' 2 :414i d ult. b_ of t 11l gc 1 16 c "" ' °('' ,c.: ( l ) r. t is t at t g l ec i t e th 2 :7B : : ,141.1.:inttislierflualit41::: i , t . : 1 1 : 4., ~.00; : , . t i :n o .t i l , i t e l :9 ,l :t a l y i . u i,,, l , t r .:a:t t e i r ii : , l o : ol3 l , t i ' l l : e : 01 1 : 11 611 0 , 1 1 : re .-.4 .. e „4,0, , , ter a short illite. , --,, Alaj.ar-Getio.ral G 0,4 OA Wcdtividty lai t t ',at Ciewer, O r "' 1 l iiii 'Captain Ilir%t, of the ' lliu.: , . ,'' lA' , /#1 sa t r ) a n ti. tl: i e ic i e )t ic i t t e 'i s a t ut,,u•gt!i;,r❑olorZr.ll_lllrl: ":001-01:01'" , . a I, r a ui ,jor. choreic-streer. • s rre , V'' .K On Thursday last, at Putney , in, ' l ll..piiiiil t p la e u r g i t o it h e i r i. o s t t ' r t e h e e t, late Roger PettiwA""t 4,„, -. 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