The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-03 00:00:00

4 C; acted' that they were exiotted lo a tw iag At>« frOttf. the bushes nod hrius , ..l from ten in the morning mull three in the afternoon, it will, I trust, be thought , trifling in roaiparbion with the annoyance the enemy ha+e received by the caplUre and destruc- . lion - of their titagAzines and vessels. I ento.ot speak lire, highly of the gallant Conduct of I,iewettatit Dickinson on this occasion ; the style in which he ooardetd the Trabaccolo, armed with six.l;ins and full ut men, with the gig of this sitip,,,m)pportel by the ttirge under Mr.Aentrie, (ot •tlitolit.he speaks in the highest terms' of praise), fortni only a small part of his merit ; his a , range so "Olt MAltr. 411 d t.r, ptuni.ptly •e cot , ii by thosp under him, were such as to have ' the tutPor•FISMIC!e, suceess,„sould it he 1.;e' , 11 p() , , ibk! (or enemy 10 lava coilc;tud 4 y 1,;iI Wadi regular lorce,:: with that4alreatly oppoied to them. 1. No language! clitt 'make ii34l' 6f is strong enouilik to express the zeal and conduct of every per u concerned. ~ • ..:,„ I feel particUlarly indrbted to Captain. Gordno for t „ the `indiclous tp.inner # 1,5 s hi p w as 'by which ,mean. he virktvcnted any body of the s ettviny trout tottiting in the rear of, our. royo, and the prOtoptittOe iin,l zo r aLtis co•opc.ratipti I Lave constantly expe -lit 11Ct; , 1 li'oiti lut ranee , we Lava beeti st.trying; toge ther. • • , • • locl4s2Ll is a li,t of the vessels captuted, end de, struy, a. • I have, the, honour.to be, &c. (Signid) HENRI' Captain. To Ceorg E) - fr, captajn uf his ' • Nl:jury's snip NtatAnirketit, Senior tk (Meet, e. dm. Ate. • ' List 'St Enemy's Vessels captured and destroyed by the Awns of 104 b4.ijes.y'a Ohipe Cerberinvanil Active, under the • chr...‘11 , , $ or Lieutenant 1411144 ttt the former, 1, die Mutt 4 titian°. on tho 42.111 *1 Feb. iBll. : • 'Venetian Trabig.ctllu L' Euganks, of iht suns, commanded by • a Littnelldia, Odin Ancona bound to Cortu ; sent to Liss 1. • • . Venetian Transport La Fortunix, , St. fitom Aveona ,boui.ii to cortu,. lariat with corn uhrt,iight out anti tcr wards twin' i.c.itgo Inli1 n 1i into a transport • • • r.oispott, too , unkit•mn, frollt Ancona bound to . . Cot lit, laden wAlt oil ; stmt to 1.1653. Vettctl3lt Transport, name unknown, No. a, from Anemia bound to Cortu, laden with plank and corn 1 sent to• Liss a. Venetian Transpt4t Sr. Anonsito, from Ancona bound to Onto, fatten with hentp and cordate. Venetian Traosport, name unknown, No. 50, front Ancona popill to C orbit, latitii *nth wiicat. '. Transport, tt one unknown, Ni. 55, .from Ancona noi r.ul to ortn, pa I y taunt with sundries.* • Vi;4loiati! 'I ~.ry p ott nitnt del Purgatorio, from Ancona bound it, Col :it, Erttc,t Witt! ;c.tilu Likell ou board and • "Neat°t:,lt,"l'lott.pe►ri, notice owns:wen, torten with wheat. wo• VtneOan r.insports, nattier from Ancon.i houn.l to ; point in the Port ; together 'with two niii44iiies of clogionA, arintitinition, alto 'tiav„t bLorcs, t.:..totes blows, 4c 4 c. WHITBY, Coptain. • . )144 , 1., att. xQ Regiment it I tt.ttan, Lieutenant 'Villiam Fellowes, • • trooli tine 4th'(;•ti+ittott to be Cornet and Sub. vita Edgar, 1111. , extnianges. tti .It - t.Annot A/1 . Drag anti Guodki, Lieutenant Charles I). Sint the sot Ftragoona, to be cal*lairl ut I ) To : I ;m i de, vice• litittvu, wl.a retires, ,! Curt t. be Comet, without purchase. • promoted. • t3tli R , ..011,410t o 1 Dra t v , olt4, Willi,tra Turner,. Cent. to;bc s-ornet, by purchase, vice 1614.41.)0n - 41;d tnt:litt itt itegiutria (;uardo. 3. 1 era 1)1 toot, Enslio Andrevi Creig to be Locuten- ViLe l'erAus.n, deceased. .5111 I)irtu, t.nwsit ICovilha tionnisitou so be Lieutenant, • vice St, !air, tle,:oisogLi. 6th Nolo, Lieutenant John Elliott Pepsis, rronythe Cant ., • Orodge to be Cosign. gat iso Aanow Sairloyi Itoui the ClUntsrisig,e fvlilitut, W lift Lusign, Pay 01,..ster iuII.I Kurener, Heat the ~ y‘h Foote Iv be l'aysitas , too sit the 2,l3.3itUattuil. vicu who exchanges. 7 it 1) . 31) . Coiptaiti {). C•alocron,,trUm ,ta.eitt eloy4l shtte Nttlittti to be Lielitttiiiit. LiUtuttlitit ROisett Hug,. tio,tt the Nortottothedatiti Militia, to biiditto. • .3 zoo Unto, :)..si'statit-ouogs.'on bloortson„ :tom the i be 2s46lbbitil , 14th I l. l ,.•tiattattt Wititath :ie. from 'the Hertford ' 4hitt Militia, to be Rubio'. Lieutenant Thomas tlemans, fr ill (hitt:, to as ditto, nKtb I,)itto, Laptain Wm Colton, froth the 36111 Foot, to be ut t.-?rite.thy, VOA FtOker, who exchanws. 2.1140nt0; Lieno„Siant Win. Kitsvp, Own flit Northman. nolaial Militia, to be "e. outgo 14.1..1 I /apt, I.l4theit.ith IN iill4lll b. loluisast, from the, Roy al Cheshire Militia, to be Ensign. 1. - 41'.11. "Ditto, Lieutenant Geotga Cameron, loom the Aberdeen Mi•bt.iii, t.r tie Ensign. 2• 61 • 4 4 ,1 1tic0. %vtlllausißoas, front the stirlingslitre lift., to he Lobigh. cent. tuba Ensign, by-purel•vise, vice licirn, pioniuted. . 23tIr Loittn, Ln;urciniiit Clarlte, from the 3rl Royal Militia, to be Losign.. • - A 6th CJvitatt john Eraser, front the t 13t h Foot, to be tam of a Ciiiiipany, vice Colton, woo , exeltanges. Dino, .bnsign 'tunes Simpson, irons the sitasex Minn , . • t tr, robe Ensign. g.ftit iYitton Lieutenant{elan 14. (jun, front the Stirlingshire Nitittia, :to bc • Estsign. 55 11, 1 Liooteniort %%taper "Nlarthall, from the lierwick. tribe. Ensign. • • nt I. teutemmt lames Finitier, from the Ist Royal iNinit a, to he Ensign, Lieutenant litlward Nu; r,oon, fano nitro, to be oitto, " 62.. t I) i! t00411,C h .itltt Robinson to be Lieutenant, ut ptiftzbase, vice 'llaitholontew, superseded. tiontphries Coutt.to be Ensign, vice Rubinson. 2 * It Ditto Paymaster, A. 102111 the thlt Foot,:to o.W ' r-411113stet at the ,181. f attal i on, vice BUlciter, VOlO cli L I,aitta, LtiCOMIOAIt John Graham, rmintne.atiriingSnore to be Ensign. Ensign I. Alexander, trusts the to be ditto. 72.1 I.2ittii, Potter, Cent, to be Ensign, by Purchase, vao C4Wrie, promoted in the 17111 Light Dragoons, Lieu. ienant John Llouttie, • nous Arai Ay itiitire Willis, to be ditto. 71itri litto, Ensign James Stewart, Isom the Royal Perth Shire to be tittstAtt. tat: Unto, tEllsish Thottbss Lambert to be Lieutenant, with ' It ur,cl.a.se, vic, , •• Lathy,. Ituper4i4lett., Ensign I. NI. DA rsmond 'to be ditto, vice French, prow ,ictl. Liru. Ita.4lkl. 14041te, nun the 241 V est York. Militia, to ••, t i t. .I)lfi}',)t P. Nla,,farlane, from the Royal Perth oorre ts. trogiliasts; of toot, -Stetioxi Lieutenant - lohn .K.ineaini 4 ) 20 tiist without purchnie, vice TfatittO, Ditty, Robert D obert Francis, Esq. vibe Paynroder, vice Dar ; rall4 .who resigns. Lieut J. W. Edgar, twin the 211 Re, 4ityp.Thr ii Life oua . ds, to be Lieutenant, vice kellowes, "• BittiVtT, Major lottn Ross, of the 9stli Foot, to be Lieuteliant.Colo ati tat tiny. To be Majors in the Arrny. . o , Capt4in tvi.frkhan3 ‘, - 'oottthe, of, the Royal Marines, C'aptain Edward Nicoll?), of ditto'. Captein HOSPITAL STAFF. - Surgeon Andrew ni:e, twin the root, to be Surgeon to toe Forces, vice Nieolsy, deceased. To be Hospital Mates for Geneml Service. lohn Armitrung, Qent. — lohn Von.4lllsno. Gent. rarne i,Lick. Gent. Wl Hum R. iNnatton, Gent. Mason S. ICent43., • Meuron's Regiment. To . br, Ensigns. D4uty, Gent! ivlAnuei, pterneucti. Jonas Phil pan, dent. iere L'Artty, prottletelf. ('harl-i tie Them, • Gent vice ti I. de Cuutvena, prottioted. WilliAtn/R0... bins, Gent. vice de Grasser, protnoted. A - -- The Kim's German Legion. Bth Bqtkitlion of he lases, Serjemt-Maj.4 1.3. Ilertram to be Eosigil. vice I. Itreock.usaii,. prornot...d. Co,ArtisolliCouttly.. Elisio Ernest Wilding, front the 7111 II Aattatiiin of t e,Litte, to b e Lieutenant, vice Schlutter, who retires. The Dike of Brunswick Oel's Corps. • Corps of Infantry Serje.ant-Nlajor - Randle to be Quar. ~,ter.Master, vicc.Ltayer, superbedech MemoaAszny,it. Lieutenant Nallilay, " at' the 19th Foot, mho was super seded, as stated itt the Gazette of tile loth Februaty last, is re.nmsted ut hip, 11.41 , 14,. Lieutenailt• W. Wl'e.ukh, of the 77111 Foot, to whotit a successor 'was appointed, as stated tat the Gazette of the aitit Deeentidvt•tgek, is re-111 Stated in ltib rank. • , t! . t AITAI J itt the G ~, a zettes of, the rth December iSo6, and t " asst May iztti. • ' • 7.7 th Foot. For Gordon Whilst', from the 6ith Fb'irt, to be Lieu. tenant oy,,purchase, vice M'Yeagh,. toad, F ‘ rtsign Gordon &Wel; troth the (sth Foot, to he Lieutenant, by Ina eltabe. * • 7th Foot. • For Ensign R,iV. 1411, !rout the Leicester Militia, to be En stgo, red Ensign E. W. _Bell, from Ole Leicester tii, to be Lieutenant. ' . t7th libot. • • • ~ • , For Lieutenant lohn Sinomo, from the Royal East' Middlesex Militia, t, be Enign, react Lientolant laioes Waller Sarett:,..), froin , the Royal East Middlesex Militia, to he Ensign. • In the Gazette of the Lith Ultimo. ?rvA 52d i• not . For kv:tit.e, Gem.. 19 be Voi)iin, read Henry Ccot, to be . . ~ BA.VKRUPTS. N, Porter, Birmingham, facior ant, clock-illal.maker, to sot_ 'render ltutle 4,5, and July I r. :,, t•setv.,, at the tto,‘,l It o . tel, Temple-rosY.,Birtningit. , .3. Attot mos, .151e., , ,5. . B si.. ton anal terming!, Elm-court, Temple, Luw.:-ii ; and , Ir. R. W. can; ittrmingtvon. . - •ts, ttowjandsun and I. Bates, Cheapsitk, London, Inerthaiit 6, June, is, 13, .at ten, and Inly• 13, at 0i)e ) , at, Guildhall. Attdrney, Mr. Nind, "rhr• . .turton-itteet. .. D. nag l e y. ,:(fgley, StaKw,hire, :itonntasier, 1 uffe'7.6-, at - eve, 1.7, ant Int) , :3; 0 .- , t.,:ven, 'Sr tit , .. George Inn. Bewd, ley,Worcest,tshtre. Attornies, Strong, Still, and Strolkg. ° I.lllCoill'S loin, London; and Mr.' Roberts, ,Stuurbritige, Worcestershire. j E. 'Creaser. Great Drisfield, Yorkshire, chemist anti drug - gist, bookseller and stationer, Jane 14, .ts. and I WY 13, it eleven, at the Tiger Inn, 'Beverley. Attortacs, Mr. S. Dickinson, Great DriMelit.'Yorkshire ; and Mt. I. Sher., win, Gredt larnes-street, Beilfort. row, 1.011011. G. Laptaik; Ilishopsgato.street V thin, London, cheese. ' tnongyr. lune 8, Is, and Ittly 13, at twelve, at Guildhall.. Attorney; Mr Nind, Throgmorton-street. G. Dotkl.Vatia hall-place, South Lambeth, Surrey, surveyor and civil-engif.ecr, lune 8, at eleven, 15, And lily 13„ at, twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Gregory, Prosped. place, Newington, Surrey. • T. pinoltan. Falmouth, eornvvall, linen-draper,- lune V. at t'l,:v..n ; . Is, at twelve, and tidy 13, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Nisni, Tit roginortou-street. I. Yount:, Poolow, Derbtslii.re, shopkeeper, lone q, at five, 8, at ten, and 1,.13. at five, at the M m :Macclesfield Arens In 4 n, Macclesfield. Attornies, Air. Wright, &Lb...trait:ld ; and Mr. Hurd; Temple, Londnit G. Park, North Shields, Northumberland,. anchorsmith, ' jute 24, 15, and July 13, at eleven, at the George lim, Newcastle , unon Tyne. A tturnie.i, Messrs. Bell and Brod. rick, Bow-lane, Cheamildo, London ; and Mr. C. Bain bridge, South Shields. R. Attwcil, 'rodtlington, Bedfordshire, baker, lune 4, lit and tidy 13, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr, R. Fale.ni, Elin-eourt, Temple, London. I. Caster, Parkdane, Piccadilly, tailor, !tine it, 15, and (Lily 13, at ten, at G u ildhall, London. A'ttornies, Messrs. P.ichardson, Fisher, and lake, Bury-street, Si. lames's. 1. Wilson, Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant. lune at, 22, and . 1111 ~ 11, at eleven, at the White llorse Tavern, Leeds. A ttOrnieS'; Mr. Itlackbitrit, Leeds'' ; and hlessrs., Sykes and 1: 0,,w les', New Inn, London.. 1. Brooks, Q,lteen-street, Chcanside, London, wine-mer chant. rime 8, Is, and July, 13, .it. twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney,' Me. Dirket t. Bund.Cotirt, AValnrOok. T. Ennis!). Myton, Kingston-upon- !lull, ship-builder, Tune 7,8, and July 13, at eleven, at the Neptnne Inn, Kinastott-tintm-Holl. tummies, Mr. G. rdirtittids,' Litt coin's Ins, I ondon ; and Mr. S. Vickintott, I Itill. %V, U rinthart, I.lroYiPs Coffiv. !tense, London, merchant, ' kale 8, is, at twelve, - and luly 13, at ten, at Guildhall, A toggle., Messrs., Ditnwand Crossland, Old - I.lrOad-street, I,olldoll. ' 1. - Waller; Lower Tooting. Furrey, butcher, lune 8, is, and July t;. at ten, at, Guildhall, LontkM. Attorney, Mr. ".)reltaid, Hatton.garden, London.' . 1-keeping, Iturpkant, Sussex, brewer and maltster, lune c ! , I o, and fitly 13, at eleven, at the Norfolk Arms Inn, Arundel, !';us.sex. Attornies, hlel:sti... Dully and Blagden, Chiebmier ; and !Mists. kew and Ashmore, Covent gar. deu., Gordon.n . . 11. AO< laud, .Leadettliall.market and Ili rchin-/ane. rirovi sian.therctiant, lune S. IS, anti litly 13. at twelve, ar Guildhall, „London. Anemias, Messrs.-Antiesley and ' nevelt, TokeiWouse-yard, Lotbhury . and Angel:con - it, Throginottiatt-%itect. - I`, Oldham, Rupert-street, Haymarket, painter and glazier, lune 5, at .twlye, is, and July' 13,.. at one,. at Cuildhall, Lotal , ,n. Attorney, Mr.W. N. lohnson,Cifarlotte.stivet ' • Fit troy-rcinare: C. Ailing, Hititn,eourt, Fleet-street, jeweller, June 8, ts, July 13, at twelve, , at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. GYAlkilison, Castle-street, ,Falcnn-square. A ...Deykin anti 1. Deykin, High-Holborn, accoutrement makers, lune t), ts, and July 13. atten. , at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. 1. andW.-Richardsons, Now 'lnn, it :• Eure and R. Richards, Queen street, Finsbury, wheel. weights, lune 4, ls, and I uly 13Lalvie tsw i Vv 4 e ig , s . at t - : C ro u s i 4r l l ha s ! 1 1. Limdon. Attornies, Messrs.o • Mildred's-court, Poultry. ' . ' W. Atkinson, Three King-calm, Lombahl- s t ree i, hat-Ma mitaditirer, lune 4 t, la, and July 13,, at elevcn, at Guild. hall, Landon, Attornies, Messrs. A 'cock, Comer, ...1,.1 Lindsay,' St Thomas's,-srt7et. norough. 1 1 , lack, Covent-garden. vidualler, lun A e t ,l tbil YS, 18, N ,a l t r l . pdlulni.,lY 13, at eleven,iat Guildhall, London. .van, llolhorn-court, Gray's Inn, London. P.' Dalgairns, Liverpool, merchant, lune 8, at twelve, 4, and I uIV 13. at eleven, at Guildhall, London, Attorney, Mr. liackutt, Old Bethlem, New Broad -street, London.. . lane z!. f . llaw:si W. Noble, R. H. c raft, and R. Ev.. i wick, Ball-mall s Middlesex; banters; at tett, at Guild hall. I uly 2i. Rehtnibers, fiewcast a ie.upnp:Tyne, ironmong er, at the ft iorgi, Inn, 1 4 tIgrimiltreeti r Nevicastie. *77 , ..,, ts: T 1 F igir ES ' w I t li4 i z 2, , i M. Ainscbw aa R. A ingow t jfkayton-in-ItikWoods,Lan caster cotton' atilifacitrrers'.-1. Cooper. Oxford.street, Middlesex, m esex, umbrella.inaker.-1. Whitnell, Arthur-street, Golden.lane, viduall. - r. —T. C. llumville, Shefforti, Lied lord, draper. - R. Gibbon, jun. Monkwearmouth, Durham , coal-titter: I; RtiViettr ICI AIttIYMBRIC-BricitTiiiii,- 'Lancas ter, tniller.—T:.Hoppor, Manchester, liquor•mcrchant. j -- . Bull, W. Banks, and G. Bryson, King : street, Cheap side, whole•ale linen-drapers.—J. en4:i.,Clghtsin .I.lu2Zardo , Bedfordshire, corn-merchant.—M. Wcbber and %V. Webber, lichester, Somerstkshire,Afiairi.. l —t. S. Prestwitige, Mikid lane,..Southwark,, brewer.— B. Horner Welburn, Ynirk, (Armen G ..W ilitinaor, i B(nid-aiteet,' anal 1ibt.43 4 Wf nu" ping, s4il.maker.--: I. North, , Chariton. r00r, 4; I.%lanehester• merchant. —R. and T., Rennerds, Kingston-upon.l -1 4 11 . merchants. —l. Woodward, 13irminghint, hard‘‘aiettian.', ‘rA I I,S. A kitty su Anholt, 2 Dublin DUE—I W3terford. DIVIDENPS. ,lune 211. 11. Stroud, Poole. linen,drauer, at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, Broad -street, .lunetry. G. Prance, S vvansea, G lamorganshire, Bnen-drancr, at twelve. At the W hite Won Inn, broad.street, Bristol. tune =5. W. Sault, South Moultom-Street, callenderer, at twelve, at Guildhall. 1u1ie , 24. C. Marsh. Wolverhampton, grocer, at ten, at the Talbot Inn, Shitinall, Salop. lune 24. Sarah Evans, widow, Wolverhampton, carpenter, at ten, at the Talbot J un e 34. j. ILidderler,Wolverhanipton, druggi s t, at e l even , at the TalAN)t. 11111, Shiltli3l, Sal ..pr June 22. A - . Rainer, Union place, City.r, ad,. dealer, at . , r uue. at. D. Tailor, Great Tot ham, Essex, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall ? London.. lune 22. j. S immons, Lamberhurst,.Kerit, shopkeeper at twelve at s Coildltall. lune 2%. W. Ellis, Dove-row, llackney,fiehls, carpenter, at eleven, at Guildhall. , ine 1 3. It. K. Vorley, Thrapston, Northampton, shop keeper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. lune 45. j. Crossley, Halifdx,Yorkshire, and King street, 'London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. . lune tz. ` It. Trow, stn. Cray's 1064 am-road, cow-kteper, at ten, at Cuildhall. une 25. j. Dunn and C. Robinson, Wood-street, faeors, at twelve, at Cuildhall. my 1z T . Ithipour, Manchester, merchant, at tlevieft; at the hridgew!ter Arms Inn, Manchester. . , j uric at. f . Belcher, °stint. &11 - m.lll4er, at ten, at Mrs, Mary Cotter's, under the 'town Hall, 0 xturd. lone 2.5. T. 1101 I,Warlhutst,Sussex, shopkeeper, at twelve, at the Star 1110, Lewes, Sussex. _ _ 1 ti n - c 24. j. Smi th and I' Smith, Ilirmilvh:mt, linen.dra. 'veil, h e at eleven, at the S ak ->year Tavel n, Dirmingharn. 1 ism,. 2 5 . 11. hones, Wolverhampton, S httiord, . milliner, at ttvelve, at the Shakespeary TaVetit, NOVV.Stfct; Sir. zoloshatn. S N. 110L1 , 14 QUIS DICAItt rALSUM L 0 N D 0 Ay, MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1811. We,are at length enabled to rclitire the minds of Our Resilers from every'-degree of. suspense respea ing the !Little of A lnuheta. Colo ) ARBUTHNOT arrived at Lord Livotroolfs,Oface yesterday after. 'won; brtween four and fiire'.o'clock,. with Dis. patches from Lord WELLINGTON', 'datea ElVaS t May 22d; containing pie . account' of the, operations of,the Allied Army ' under the command—of-Kir •! : shat BERES) . +ORD: 'From these Dispatches it appears ,bat the Allies liave obtained a great and' decisii'e victory, and though our loss, has bteo,very-severe,' yet it was not quite, so great as we .had been led, from previous accounts, to apprehend. It appears that Marshal SOULT, having colle6ted all •the forces that he could, resolved tn . make one desperate effort for the relief of Badljoz ; accordingly he advanced with an.emy of about 23,000 med. _Thc,"Alli4d.: Army under Maraihal BERusFonn, consisting of British,. Spanish, : and Pottuguese, amounted to nearly the lathe number.• The attack, was plahned by SOULT with the greitest skill, and was c'onduete4l with oil the impetuosity belonging to, the Ftench soldiers. A.tterwe• had written the above, we-were favoured with the following udditional particulars, which may be depended.upon, having bcex colleoled from the most authentic source , After the dispatches were written, it was ascer• tained that the force of the enemy' did not amount to less than 30,000. men, and they left on the . find of battle nearer 2,600 dead than what is stated. Upwards of 700 wounded were left by the ene my, and he is so ptesseci by ow cavalry, that he was ,obliged to abandon maq more to — their fate. Marshal sovyr boasted, in General Orders to his army on leaving Seville, that he was going to meet and defeat the Britigh k and likewise repeated the Mlle verbally to his troops. A cupy of this Order was found on General \Vans, who was killed, and the latter wait affirmed by deserters and prisoners. The Ariiish in the Wale scarcely amounted to 8000—I be Poriuguese' io 7606-- - ilieOpiciia'r — cis from 10 to 11,000 —making h 1 the whole about 26,000 'men: 'The French had a great superior - Hy in ~ca. valry and artillery. When tbe Freilc:h drove the Spaniards, at the commencement of the salon, from-the height on the right, there was a shout of triumph, which was heard trom.One end of the line to the other. The Spaniards, although driven from the height, rallied at the bottom of .the hill, turne.l upon the enemy, and most gallantly checked their career. No action in which .the Spaniards have been en gaged proves more than the battle of Albulkera how greatly it is to be lamented that they are not laugh to mancetwre by Offiscrs of more experience i war than their own.: To a man they evinced the' most Signal . courage, but; owing to their want oi impruv4ment in discigne, it is difficult and hazard, owl, lest they should be thrown into confusion, to move them' from the position which they have first occupied: The initnense loss sustained by the. French chiefly took place when the Allies regained the height from which the Spaniards had previously been driven.- In forcing the enemy into the low grounds towards the rivulet, the carnage caused by our musketry and Staapttel shells was immense...mho'e ranks of the p o nes ed dti rip •e . y w re mowed ci.,wn, atld ligi tre like an equality in cavalry the greAer pirt any thing Owlet . des of . the Fieuch Army mus t have been t rayed. It is due to the en em y to cote, that tin they ti,ck, they ll c - 0 1: . a n n.l i I i t t l fLr Wle o . 1 Itieeh:eua. unto ' t yr o ! n it'' , I : . ( i t t I battle, I l e 1 I and that 91 li t tag: in 11 I s l ants :: e ,,, i lr ' : l 4 7 \ e ' '' t I'l ' ll '''''" . I' ' ably lost, !Ivy ptoteaed tkir itif,ituy by their ea; valrY,•4ll(l "rlilkty,, and having recover „front tO anulgdlfto9rinletdhe'n p l:C o s t l' l 'gi 1 I t i'c' l i t hi e tiohil;,yir)os:i :I'e:see:Cite:tiro: in site g e : l 'c i li i' de l: ::::: • From 2 to 300 7 of' the British, reported to be . • missing, had rejoined our Army ,befbra t h e dit` pa t c hes were sent off. li . was espeedtkiat owl ore of the missing. wou ld eicape front the 03'14. m The reiutoreeni ents which Sour.r.os ,caatitit,otht ebyd,elr'sitsiiinnialitit)d, at more than '3OOO t'' "'' frilin MAisENA, consists d o f seven b:ittallotls,ol'lCh oh 4 men at , the utmost. Thoie ' li.vi‘tlioris' f"`) part of the gt it cur l (whi-li hid been ttrylicird'r'l' cB : r a : o l : e s t . l h pl i i e la tt ur : t r ( *- i el l eu P i L Ll t! - I f r ta w o e i r s d r a s ‘ c s e tro at ;: i,fa e r ri tt oi ta ti t t i ri bt B iloul : gl : ; o llt i 4 ; l .° ll : l : li r . l:lB .. \l l ' s :: : i E f ' f '.. • ' Niv r e !ellive‘ been anxio us belllgteodglifvso.t..ll'ne • •latireiTillboifi'C-1111141 bf filwesh:ecritl we l . t e :l t 11 a a V en ibeen,eti 51' I"'.- - " • „ or 00' likely - to be decisive in its reSulti, wai eveit by British arms. , • The 6, i zette will not be rublislica tibil'l' ' - • , of. oittea.bi o Lleck. The followin g . is a , copy 110 h'i lei Lord LtvgttroOL to the Lord MAYOR: ' f 0 ois 1 ,0 LETTSR FROM ,LORD r.tv aurae!, •I'o , . MAYO. . t le i. p-waiiiptiree to) 1.,i,;:, t::!;!!!lll3l't)!;s:lt'ijlft.''v..:l'i rt eil:!:rlitft!:le':li 13 kits, the Allied Army upder .I‘lar.itol listtssr.:;_yor Coats 'of the Attack of the Allied Annieg ii if' at nt? the 16th o r M#1,1,..,, by the Froneli toniti `OlO,, : t th l e l e e uo w elipethr no i l so lo, n;de°!°ll:ll. r'edt::::(lfl;(2eul3fdi It'll:.{:lbr:(11111:1:::::'°:: Sou LT, in: w hich, after a most sant,iigul.ot,i,ol4 . J. Wouns, g do . ' ' tisl i sei , t, a ;tle i : - that.i : h r s e ' b F : i3 Y r: iniaec;ll)ltei,eoB9l-rionloialet jioiditec.bditv`.l7..,,lls.ll)l3ol,l,ll;:iiiii British con the greatest concern sharps I are 0.. chatm op Athol A t i d of adding, that theress the ~, a ! ' this occasion ha's - been the most sev:re ~ to o! . . _,,, t ~.,,,iski, ; ~ e., and 5441 ilissit,, ,' The Portngudclu,„,; the to about 500 in killed, woonded, an" i'!', 004. ' Spanisli loss as 110 t aScert3ine , . , 1 le i , to be about •i1i00... Marshal 130s'514i'v, t oad ' 1 11°i ktloviinindividoal.whoclidnot, 1 etllv"erlyliilit:r"4tt ottf!itTllie'''!pli.i'lli:h.iikt.73ol:;,l7ol.:l,,t)tr:ol.:l°l;:,,„l:;i:' Dion do their ditty. .11; 1/11' 4101 4 sailtlegPrer 9°oo than g!..oi.O.rol,ll6ltrxi,:co,tfi n ce i ta c I ,' r H e d tt i 1 1 ) 6 tPlri ee:rei:ci.ets ( ) the ;t l'ir:ertnuegl:l:v I°l'l 3' i l t .1: :4t1:1t.; amnedridasbiiiiiiityhet‘testtroinngfeesritoror ,toow ichret.iiilerbitr;:ni,:::;:loorol,el:.'ili' ' b 0000, '.,-.0) larit conduet "of the Spiini 4 r o c-' ~, his obligatleu-s . to Generals 01'"° ‘ I i D ni i l ' ' ' for the assigtance which. Ile r°ctivecilfatest, 1.1': etlinreonovghr'oeutitret dhea,rtebroliehoett;fil ‘t ) ,t i jl g e : t r L o lt 011;:.0::::roo;i1r,: : 0 1 11 i: : • lie lintl previously occriPieL!. 00 ibe r" , a , 'l'll cetrot . it,i,,ii, t 7th he commence , rodoioz IQ wards Seville, and abanlinne . ..ii,, • ' • ~ I am, ~fly f;ord, role 5,e0,i, ohedieol lit' .00, Your Lordship Coo a tui , ~ or , . 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