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. the 64:01) Foot. promoted. 7 r RAIN AIM ItY ENCARGIia firatacf?r, Ctx=rit. Prato, I'viziaoit NDUM. Deputy Commissary-General williatu Tudor, is surper tebed, being Absent without leave. Cornrtission in the lkoyal 'south Lincoln signed by the Lord 'll.4eittenant. To be Ensign—Arnoln lams 'Knight, Gent. Charles Raglelli.le-and.lo4trol Redgrave, Mark-hne, Len don, rovrctiv4ty*ln t naber 12 to Noveinber' 23, at ten, at Guiloh..ll. • • 8,1 K RUPTS.. H. toinson and T. Pritchard, Nile.place, New Kent Ito'atl, Neo imt on, Sn o.v builders, tn surrender Otto.ber 29, No. veniher t, and 26, At eleven, at Guildhall. London. At. tornev, Wr Chaisley..Marl(Pme, London. T. stni m . 1, liefkihire haherd.isher, 06 . .tohet ;9, 29, - and Novembtr 26, at ten. at Guildhall. London. At. tomies, Messrs. Pearce and Son, Swithints ! iane, Cannon. street ' C Stone, St. Mau 11 It, London, merchant, Oitober 19, 26. k and November 26, :it ten, at Guildhall Atwrntes, • Messrs. l'eatee Con, f , withitt's.lane. 'Cannon-street. 1cc,( 4 1, kind/Amid. Durham, grocer, flel4er 29. Novem ber 2, and 26, at eleven, Guildhall, ltinidon.. At. tornies. Messrs. 'Filson and Preston, Chat han.place,New lltidgc.stieet, Placktri:irs,, I ondon. J. Ridge, Gliotonhury, Snmersetshire, baker...o6lol)er. 2R, 2q, at eleven, and November 26, at five, at the ‘v kite flair Inn, Glastonbury. Attninies. Messrs. Sliephard and Ad lington. C,r..)'s on•sqoate, London ; and Mr. 1. Fry Reeves. t D. Burrell, fcrmsn.street. St. lames's, Jeweller, Oanher • ,19, 26, and November 26, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attornips, Messrs. Holmes and Lowden, C ItMetit'S. inn. London I. Aldebert, C. C tiecher. and I. Hargreaves. Copt!)All. buildings. London, merchants. Odlobar 19, 26, and No. Vernbcr 26, at eleven, at Guildhall. AtrornieS, Nlessrs Deo:lett and Cleaves. King's A rms.yard, enlernan-street, London. I. Kine. S pitp I fields, tailor, Mintier in, 26, and November 26, at twelve, at quildhall, London: At. torney; Mr, Cattel), l'liilpot-lane, relichnrch• street. G, Crossley, Maliclie;ter, silversmith and jeweller, October, 28, 29. and November three, at the Dorl'avern,. Mat.t.tiester. Attornies, Messrs: Halstead and Ainsworth, ,an M..lnster ; and Messrs. Milne and 1.-atry, Temple,' London. Margatet I ewis and I. Lewis, Newtown, Montgomeryshire, manutatturers of flannel, Ottoher 25, 26, and November 26, at eleven, at • the Lion Inn, Newtown. Amu - sties, Mr C; Edmunds, Lincoln's-inn, London rand Mt. ,E.. Stephens, Newtown. 1% Napier, Citv of Dublin, merchant, Novemtae's 6, and a. 6, at one, at the Globe-Tavern, lohn-streel,' A ttornies, Mr. Whittle, , lotin..st met, Iledfotd.row 1 and Mr. Charles Bird, Castle Ditth, Lord-street, Liver. . pooh I. Aguilar, Devonshire. square, London, merchant, Oaober 19, it,, and Isli.vi:mticr 26, at twelve, at Guildhall. At to.ruies, Messrs. Waleson, Barlow, and Grosvenor, Austin- friars. I. Plumbe. Liverpool. money scrivener, November t„ 2, and 26, at ene, at the Globe Tavern. John-street, Liverpool. Atromies, , •Mr; Blackstock, Liverpool; and Messrs. kstock and Bunee, Paper. buildings, Temple, Lon. don. C. Clarke. Calthwaite, Heskit, Cumberland, cattle-dealer; °dune, 24, 4. and November 26, at eleven, at the Green Dragon Inn, Carlisle. Cumberland A itornies, Mr: link ett,. hiond court, VValbrook, London; and-" Mr. H, Pear son; Carlisle. DIVIDENDS. • • Noveinher 26. I. Hill, Great Mary-la-Itorne,Ftrecr, 'tailor, at one , at Guildhall. • , 6. I aylor, Chatham, wine-merchant; one, at Guildhall, 1 ondon. • November iz W Baby, Hart-street, laloomsbury, builder, ar one, at Guildhall. 'November . 12 I. Stanley and T. Fleming, Deal, ship aseiltb, at twelve, at Guildhall, Condon. Nov , other S. W Mason, Back-street, Horselydown, vietg alier, at ten, cit. Guildhall. Nnv , lnber y. 1. Denton, Burnham. Essex, seedsman, at elt-ven, at Guolct.4ll.-Ltlidon. November it). A Pallas, Tower.hill,, wine -merchant, at one. at Guilnhall. Nov, tuber 5 W, Heslop, Long.-acre, min's...mercer, at etc • yen, at Novemorr t.t. T. Moffatt and , tirown, Doswell-street, blue- inaLtilacliirers, at eleven, at Guildhall. November ;I. T. W. Coprr, Paneras.larie, warehouse man, ar twelve, at guildhall Oclobr 26 1. Brown, jun. Croydon, cheesetnonger, at tvccive, at Guildhall. November t 6. M Chariton, Argyle-street, victualler, at twelve, at Guildhall. Decnther 7. S. LiiwrerlCC,Oxford.StreCt,poctr . ;t twelve, at Guildhall. November tz. W. Percival, Oxford-streiti'linerl-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. Nbvemher y. 1 . Pow, Manchester, boa. maker, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. November 9. 1 Lotisdale, Newton, Northumberland, corn I.Ctur, at ,eleven, at the W h'te•Swan, Alnwick. Nov S. George ('lough, late of Derby, _grocer, at eleven, 'at !he Kind's \nits Tavern, Derby; • ' Nov. :6. . Charles Cavvill, of Leicester-sqUare, cabinet tnal.er, at tine, at Guildhall. Nov. ,6. 1 hotnas Watkins, late of llroad-streer, Carnaby matket, 'auctioneer, at one k at Guildhall. Nov. ts. (oho Dumelow, of Hinckley,. Lacester, grocer, at ttvelve, a Guildhall. Nov. O. Henry Nekton, of Mincing-lane, merchant, at • . twelve, at Guildhall. Nov 6. FclwArd Martin Carey, late 'of laiverpool, liter chant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Nov. lobs, Rice Kemp, late of Haslemere f Surrey, vic tualler, at one, at the Dolphin bun,Vetersiteld, South ampton. , A Nov. s Robert liren, late of Peterstieln, - Southampton, htili n ot,ger, at one, at the Dolphin Innii PerersAeid. - Nov. s William Wells, jun. ot lirarltord„Yotlcigrocer, at eleven. at Guildhall, London. Nov 7 lOnathan Hopkins, late of Worcester, hop-mer.. chant, at'the.Guildhall ColTheatouse,•Worcester. Nov. Rt. Roger liesketh, Fleetwood Williams, and Mayson 'Vinson, of Liverpoid, tnerchants, at one, at' Guildhall, Losittcn, Nov. 8. edger Walker, of Kingston-upon-Hull, grocer. at 'eleven, at the White Hart 1 avern, Kingston-upon-11111. Nov. 16. "Peter raven or . Winchester street, Old Moat street, merchant, at eleven at Guildhall. Nov s William Legassick, of Deptford, butcher, 3t eleven, ti at Guildhall • Ott :9 lticharti l,ee and David Payne, of Plicapsicle, thaw I printers, at .ten, at Cuildnall. Nov. :6. Chart's IluSey and Nicholas Mosey, of Newsate, street, drapers, at one, at Guildhall. Nov 6. lanri Hogg and Edward Holmes, of Sherborne . lane, Lombaril•strect, merchants, at one, at Guildhall, Novxmatft 5. W. Scott Wood, of Ltoyd's Coffre. Jno, insurance-broker. inseph itaxston. of "rov.,:r Royal, dealer. lotto of Plymouth, !whiter. totin r;r11110k1ANI Cogger, of 'Wray South- st reet, Newington, surrey, wire worker. Richard Lioter, of fitcphen-street, Pancras, carpenter. .I„, ep h w oo d, o f Liverpool, merchant.. y,# ti ' kisoph rcenian Rattcnbury, late of cophall-sourt, insur• Alice-broker. PIIRTNEWIIPS rISSOJPED. T, Partner, T, fl.ildwin, and I. Redding, Stourport, War.. ccsterbhire, iron-foulideru. Bit Marshall add M. Vet:mu, 4lawick, Northumberland, linen drapers. • T. and W , Cockings; Long-acre, tinmen. C. Lloyd and I. Carrara, Southwold, Suffolk, merchants. I. Churchill and J. Illoomfieldi King-street, Lbeapside, l►nen•draperss. S. Needham and 11 Duckworth, jun. Liverpool, merchants, 1. Postlethwaite and I. Proctor, 'lurk-street, WeStlilillslCf, curriers. W. Dewiturst and IC Breckell, Liverpool, carters. Sowden, ser►, and W. sowden, 1 hwa►te.n►ill, Yorkshire, corn:m►iler+s. A, Cookcs and C. Pulley, Water-lane, Thames street, Cus. tern•liouse agents. HIGH WATER AT LONDON pRJ,DGL. XlO Mort ROW. • orning, 5; rain. after I. I Evenitig; min, After a. A=M mA t i,s. Asti iv zb —2 Lisbon, v Surinam, s Guernsey, &jersey, .Du s—f MAlta, i DUblin.' VRICH OF SFOCKS THIS DAY L I Twtt r its O'CLOCK. Consols . . . . • . . . 63 i I, 4 1) N. SOLLM'QUIS I.IICtkIL fAI.SUIet AIiIIL4T?. LONDON. WEDNESDAY ) . OCTOBER 16,' 1311. We stopped the Press last tilgia in state,) that lilispalthes were received from Lord \YEW NOTON, containing a &tail of the recent movements of tho army. From the moment of the..arriv4 of the first - accounts from Liverpool, stating that,theenetny had been defeated with the loss of 20,000 men, we have - been anxious. to guard the public against the indul gence. of ;extravagant, expectations... result justifies the opinion we expressed, viz, that,seme severe skirmishing had taken place, in which the the enemy were defeated. We - understand that. MA I ttbIONT, having collet:led troops - from all (parters, advanced .for the purpose of al tacking the British .Army, and did actually make a partial attack upon our centre, on the 24th ult. Which at first was attended wig h some success, and a part 'of our Artillery was taken. They . were, however ; soon compelled to abandon their prize, and .lo retiree with 'great less. The enemy on the 26th trienacrd any other attack, but did not . Make it. Then foree of the enemy, being. so greatly superior, Lord, WDLLINGTOt4 determined to retreat .from Puente On ` tire 27th a 'severe skirmish took plAce between Aldea ire PA.Mte and: AllaiateS, in which the enemy were defeated with considerable loss; in consequence Of which hey began theil retreat on the 28th, but their superiority in nu:nbers Was sty great, that Lord WBLLINGTQL4 did not .think it pru dent to pursue them. The headquarters of the British army, at the date of the . last dispatches, were at Sabugal. • , Since writing the above, the,Supplartmlal Gazetti has been publiiked, t 9 which,we refer our Readers. WINDSOR., OCT. 15. Princess Soprn A is so much recovered, that she takes hvr meals, and resides with the QUEEN and Family, as usu3l. Her Royal Higliness , tok her fav,,urite exercise of riding on horsebick, this morn ing, for the first time since her innispos.tion, .companied by the Princess AUGUSTA and the Duke 4%f CO/MIDGE; They were attended by Lard WA i.sitljtiAlkl, Lady lt,catts!raa, General SreNCalt, and Ciklollvl 'TAYLOR. The QUEEN and Princess Et.izszwrit ftook'an airing to her Royal H;ghneSs's cottage; 'at 'Oki Winctbor. Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT took an airing on horseback in the. Parka. In the evening hill Itoyai Highness dined at York House. . relay the Duke of YORK held a Military Le •vee at his otfiee in the Horse Guards, which w . :18 attended by the Dukes of Bautowtcx and Du CAsTitIES ; Sir DAVID 'BAIRD; Generals MALT. LAND, JENKINSON,‘ BAKER,. DUNNE, DE WATTE VILLE, and a number of other military officers of distinction. Itia ,said to be: the intention of hi , Royal FPgitness the Par Nos fteueNT,to have the Palace of ifainp-• tan Court put in repair,:, anti that he will make it his country residence after the month of Febr►tary next. It is not surprising that the Ex-Xing of 'SW tout; should have obtained permission to visit the Lan darnman of Switzerland, as reported'; but it is sup, posed wonderful, that as thelatter is but a toot of BUONAIiAtirE, the unfortunate Monarch. should venture so immediately into the reach. of the great Tyrant of the Continent, and the unappeasable enemy of all le.gitimate Princes. The Dean, and Chapter of Gloucester Cathedral have presented. the Rev. T.T. Coxwat.L, A.M.son of the Rev.. Mr. CoXWELL, of Abingdon -House, to the Vicarage of Great Marlow., Bucks, void by the cession of the.. Rev. WILLIAM litims,lately pre sented to the Rettory of Whittington, in .Glouces tershirc. - The following simple way of preventing flies from sitting on piaurts, or any other fiirniture, is well enrierienced, and will, if generally used, prevent 'trouble and damage let a large bunch of leek's - Soak for'five or six days, in a pail full of Water, and wash your picture, or any other piece of furniture with it. The flies will never tome near , any thing so washed. ' &licit:ie.—The body' of a well-dressed man wait r , und hanging to a tree in a fi eld adjoining, Shore Coppice, a short distance from Stamtoid‘billi.Mid-' dlesex, on Monday morning, by James Tidbury, a waggoner, who' on. searching his pockets found watch and about seven pounds in money,:and also a pocket-book which led to a knowledge of the de ceased. His name is Mayherst, and, he was formerly an Officer in,the Hanoverian service, who had been seriously wounded in the head, and was at intervals insane. He had 'been absent from his hpme in Kingston& road sevetal days, - and was seen , at ,Wat ford on Satnyday last. The deceased was a man of good property, and has left a most respedable naily.:•i Mr. Hansel, of Heston, was stopped with' hiq wile in a single horse chaise, by three foot-pos, craped, on Sunday evening in the lane leading Item Sunbury. Common to Hounslow, and robbed of seventeen pounds and his watch. One of them seized the horse's bead, whilst the other two -Committed the robbery. Thu robbers are supposed to be the same who robbed a post-chaise near Arlington Cor ner; alc days since. 011 , PitmtNt - To t 4 .1;01VDON GAZETTE TUESDA', 15th of OEtoter. Downing-street, (Motor 16, 1811. . Dispatches, of, which the following are tAppy , .and an Extract, were yesterday evening received - at the Earl of Liverpool's Office, addressed to his Lad shiP by General Viscount Wellington; dated Quaa-, rasayes, 29th S • cpteruber, and FreladJ, 2d oAobet i S 1811. MY LORD, Quad rasuit , Sept 29, :S.t t 7 The enemy commenced their movements towards Ciudad Rodrigo with the convoys of provisions froth the Sierra de Bejar and from SalamatiCa lonthe 21st inst. and. on the following day I colltard the Bri tiih iftny, in positions from which I could either . adivance or retire without difficulty, which would enable me to see all that was going on; and the • . strength of the eitetnY's army. .; t:ica • The 3d division, and that part of the General • Alten's brigade of •cavalry which was not detached, - ocetipied the range of heights which are on the lett of the Agueda, having their advarce . d guard under Lieutenant 7 Colopel Williams of the 6eth, on the heights of PastOrcs; : within three miles of Ciudad Rodrigo ; the 4th division were at Fuente Guinaldo, .where I had strengthened a .position with 'smile works; the light division on the right of the A s ueds, .having thi-itright resting upon the mcutrains h separate Castile anti Estrentidura ; Lit-ute..ant-Ge neral Graham commanded the troops on the lefi of the army, which were posted on the Lower Azava ; the 6th division and Major-General Anson's brigade of cat airy being at • Espeja, and occupying Carpio Marialva, &c. Mlreschal del Campo Don Carlos D'Espagne ob.l served the Lower . Aguedo with Don Mini San chez's cavalry and infantry. Lieutenant-General Sir Stapleton Cotton, with Major• General *and Major-General De Grey's bri,;adei of cavalry, : was on the Upper Azava, in the centre, blween the right and left of the army, With Get:eral Pack's brigade at Campillo; and the. sth division were in' observation of the pass-of Proles in. the rear of the right, the .French General Foy having remained and collect:ld a body of troops in .Upperi Estremoduro, consisting of part of his own divisiori of the Army of Portugal, and a division ofEtohti Army of the Centre; turd the 7th division was in reserve at Alamedilia. 'The enemy &A appeared in the plain near Ciudad Rodrigo, on the 23d, and retired again in a short time; but on the'24th, in the morning, they ad vanced again in considerable force, and entered the Plain, by the roads of St. Spiritus and Tenebron ; and before evening they bad colleeted there all their , cavalry, ,to the amount of about six thousand men, and four divisions of infantry, of whiCh, one divi sign were of the Imperial Guard; and the remain der of the armies were encamped on the Guadapero, iminediaely beyond the hills which surround !the Plain of Ciudad Rodrigo. •• . On the morning of the Zb th , the enemy, senj reconnoissance of cavalry to the Lower Ativi t consisting of aboat'fOUrteen squadrons of the catral• ry of the Imperial Guard. They drove in our posts ,on the right of the Mara but having passed that riser, the Lanciers de Berg were charged by two squadrons of the IGO, and one of the 14th light dragoons and driven back ; they attempted to rally and to return, but were fired upon by the light infantry of the 61it regiment, which had been posted in the WOod t on their flank, by Lieutenant-General Graham and Major-General Anson pnisued them acroasslh Azava, and afterwards resumed his posis-'!oh ,)h . right of that river. Lieutenant General - Grithato was highly' pleased with the condua of Major-Ge neral AnsO's brigade; and Major-General Anson particularly mentions Lieutenant-Colonel Hervey and Captain Brotherton of the t4th, and,Captain Hay and Major Cocks of the 16th. But the enemy's attention was principally di. reeled during this day to the position of the .ad division ton the hills between Fuente Gulnaldo, and . Pastnres. About eight in, the morning, they moved a column consisting of . between 30 and 40 squadrons of cavalry, and t 4 battalions of infantry, and 12 pieces of cannon, from Ciudad Rodrigo, in such a direetion, as that it was doubtful whether they would attempt to ascend the bills by Encina, El Bodon, or by the dired road towa(d Ottinaldo, and I was not certain by whiCtiio':,:d they would make 'their attack, till they adually menced it upon. the last. 'As soon as I saw the dire&ion of their march, I had reinforced the Sd battalion sth Regiment,which occupied the post on the hill, over which the road passes to Guinaldo, by the 77th "Regiment, niid the 21st Portuguese Regiment, under the commind of Major General the lion. C. Colville, 'and M ijor General Alten's Blignde, of which only three squa drons remained, which had net been detacheci, drawn' from El Bodon; and I ordered trte4s,a...rti• gads of the 4th division from Fuente Guinahkrivnii afterwarris from El Bodort we 1‘..• ...- _ troops of th e ad division, with the ex ca p tioa ti those at Pastores, which were too distant. In the mean time, how ever, the small lily , in this post sustained t h e attack of the ea , troops iniytecavalry and artillery., One regiment of FOO !dragoons succeeded in taking two .pieces of c oncloc L47llad been posied on a rising ground 050 right of our troops;' but they, wets &teal by tl ' second battalion fifth reglinent, tinder& 01101 of Major Ridge, and the guns Were immediately N' taken. While this operation was,going on an the flo k t W an attack was made hn the front -by another ad 11 regi` mere, which was_ repu lsed in a similar 1009 the 77th regim ent, and the t h ree se:id Major General Alten's bri g ade charged 46 th 4iff e rent bodies of the enemy, w hidi astendeJ e bill, on the left of the two regiments of ilrirs h° Pantry ; 'the Portugues e re g iment being posted is the 41 of rear of the right. t Yr, At .length the division of the enemy .' in.ll which had (lunched with the cavalry itum CI: Iligtrigo,, were brought tip to the -00" n i t ' t road of Puente .Guitiiildn, and seeing 0114'1 would arrive and be engaged ' bet9re IR / aerive could either no in - (inn) lido: or 11 44 lh , iii d. t, 'mined to wiriPtita our.po,st, ood ki.)444/!ioi the wh. le on Fttento Gritilaida. Do 0 till A „folic- Sth regitiKtit, mi d ,i,e.7.7e, r,giniei4, ve.. - - `, ) ,rot ; into C) e min l e,. i nid th e ~;1,1 Po kiioc, r 4,0,1 into ano:h. 1 ., sopp :,, tt ,i i y M 1111•Geortil Air 'mall b dy ot cas;ilry and ih. I),,lnigileid 0 11 c P . , 1 4 OOP The enemY's cavalry itn.r.o.faiely too' - `' o f and obl PA g eur.cavalry to raire la . the se L , rp the Puituguese regiment; and the. tll, 0 14 1 . f • nit° , TtP 4 i a meow were • charged on alto ; i ''''' . l o4 Square by tl,e , French env.dry ; nu: tb/ 01: d and repulsed the attack with the utivos'-°erdt, :nd, gaillirtirY• We then enplaned 11) I ~ , stv- , and joined tt • f the thirj-°' , the remainder oputs also formed in .11(10 -Ls, on their .tiOdi I". 0 , r ill ' Guinaldo ; . 31 (1' t h e wh„le letircd loe'll'outsit utmost order) . and the enemy nevtr 10Jeit,,1 .!tiempt to chg any 01 thein ; hot °.e,or'.. o il ith.firing upon t h en) with their artillef -181 lowing then). - . fi g ht ill' Lieutenant-Colonel Williams 'with hs colonel 'fitnirb and • the Honoweble Lieutensov , l end ..001 fro"' rj Trench, the -11 regiment, ' re" Foe i 74t led by `ores across the Agueda, ind thence ward ot , itf r e bleda, where 'they Wok -same prisonerhoo in 0 crossed the Agueda, and joined at,Guit° 4 fourth r t t r i l l i ci ; i' ,11 'i d 911 1‘ 11 1 1 : 1 1 : (11:41 ;: i i 5 i: , ' roinnacfeeilirri brigade Aß2,: p lui l dpteaen e sn e ct.e d lia: t s h m e third General S la d esa bcrGalideffile ales' infantry, i f P c:va Girr Y eY:sign 'llilueu; ' l': : evening. , 6514,- I Guinaldo, on the eveolog,o . 1 _ oi ) and ordered lytajor-General Crawford 101 l, 11 4 , 0 'n4bt division across the Agurd3 ; set'oe, division to form at Albergarij, and LieuteM:l:oo, a ,mendvii,..tio at Nave d'Aver, keeping Qiiii e lf ut e i htit 'ioiind " toe Azava; and. the, troops ir e 0/0 . the : i,i;n an ecbcloll, of which the 000 0"110 P. ni.s.-P. at Goinaldo; and the rig lit oP°.‘tife, Perales, and the left at Nova d'Aver* Pi,,ed el Campo Don Ca los B' 'agn' s'sl) os tin the I r 'I. lit; • lift of the Coa and Don Julian SO detached. ... ' i r est. The e and,ti: Ci undweamidt hYßbtobrd:ruicggaolvi,t3ilunr YP t latt°o9tadi f l e t d e rievi:i01:111Y1 a :1 fil:.:1:156111111: 1:• gi l t thiultiesnYoriwaiintsi., co lleted .:eG Bytthi,onid,indfseaii,gdituilluttiedtd;:itr:t'ilioisw,nil;:ittlolitioettltatilitiee!eYir:ittiiinini.ittgliQdc:teis°9ltel°l-Ire,laPottEl'Gll:: t s i tand their attack in I h 0 position, I relit° ro'y foilriec'leagues, mid on the gjili, fortnecl the a!, vi A lai l4l ' ca. valry, , at the Conveitsiit°:;;:;'l3l::arlStiejjj'l6l i c r :l;t °I I ,c: A linei , _Lll.Yatvo ; the 3d and 7tti.divisions, in ,on" ' , cor it " 1 I'o Jett at gi,oula, , having tile"( •*liviotts the Villa Maior. . Aso', ' 1 ' 1 . 4 t p eal n_a_aGeneral Sir Stopl‘ton CotiCn'i coP'lrl jps, .Alia Yates. 0 1! IIIC left ot the 4th clivision, s',i vii "I General I' ick's and General 101.111°" ti of 1 gades, at Nebulae, o n their left, The PiV e. be' tbe cavalry were in front of Aida do !,, (vi c ot I vote , yo the Villa Moior giver ; and those of -"E'i,(. Allen's brie .atie 'beyond the river 1001114 . cialhos. tarp It , had been the enemy's intention? 1",r5 vt WC of the position' of Goioaido, bY 111°i 'id spotrestlintiotrih intob the cst i%;:lgleoyi ; of 0 the It:0:: r tilb::1001: thence a,cencling the height 9 in the re° oftI: I- Pat" tt they detached a (lit ision of infant y aii‘ . squadrons Of cavalry' to .- 10110 W, our NO o t 0 Albeitsria; and. atitifoer body c) . i t he ~. f or nearlyr attackeda e jansoftaobtleilor:orvaoietsvidue, _,Aeuttsiii..lloo)o,l,t;csiF et:: c,ciatiaill:iviifiolitsr:liipe,yo4ltd:ouite, .01;::::,1100,0r0;i