The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-11 00:00:00

FiiBNCLI PAPERS. Pant;, MA Roicl:-..--•-The Moniteur of this day con.. tains the following'observations upon an article in The. Times Newspaper (..,f Feb. 12, viz..-;--" On the tolt a last August, M. Champagny, In a letter , to : Mr. Armstrong, says, in this new is tate of things, I .am suthorlzed to declare to you,. that the Be-din and Milan Deerces are revolied, atal*that front the first of -November they ,will •cease to he in force.' ho would have thought, after this, that 'any aft. cult'y would ,have occurred, but that our orders iu Council must of course have fallen to the ground when to! on the Stit 'of last December, the same M.Champagny thus •addresses his Master: Sire, our Majesty will persedere in your Decrees, y so long as England persists in her 'Orders in Council.'' • 41tdt: the .11Iiiniteur.,-Thereis no tliffienity, in wideNtAliditig decrees:of Rfnliri and Mi are repeated respett tea Ainetica,' because Ainerka is taking measures c tuse.her flag ,to be lefTeclea , to prevetit it (ruin being denstion.ilied, and because she - refuses to sulunit to the Orders in Council of iBO6, and iso7. The other neutral powers who will have reedglit,ed the 13riii,11 Orders of ea ocil of 1806 and 1807, and who will not -ihave res',6ted. the operation ot af.i!; upon them, will hen be liable to the Berlin and decrees. These 'decrees errs: not repealed with respett to thew. l'he Minister of foreign relations . tnight :therelore. Lave' properly said, " that his Moeity wouid'per ' severe in his Decrees, so long (IS EtiglU'id per.. sist in her Orders in Conneil."----4-Ie Might have. arlded;.--bat that was unneees,-,ary, beo.itise the,de ..daration is to, be textually found in the Dt:creu of Milan—that'lhfl'Oecrees ref Betlin mat) ' Milan with be rovellegi with i'Llipei.t to those hatioh . , Who Will catvsetivit . flag to be tespeactl, and will their neutrality. The Decrees of Berlin and Milan are no arbitrary Abs. They result trout' tbe nature or thing , They . can neither be ebany,eti, -toodifieri, nor mispendeo.--. 'l. hi liar, of every nentral nation v. trier causes it to ht: respa..4.o, is cop,idz.trei,t and .neutral. It is not - eitee.ted by the' Decreer; of Berlin or Milan. On i the oitrwy, °tiny fl'ag,v4hich a feeble and pu. sillanitnoio , nation tottferii to be insiiited and dena. tionalis,:d, can nth Jouger, 0t) that account, be reeognised as neutral ; oeoonles Engitsll. The Berlin . and Milan Dvcrt:es will fir: over ,reinain •the fundatnedtal law ot ....Fratiect,:`6e.cauae they arise front the nature of thing 4 and whenever. if,,,gland re:mines paper blockades, the Decrees of Berlin and mon will be ro•eltabitsife4 in their full Joyce._ Etagland will 01;50 bubiockadcd (O. ptipui:. Our privateers blockade tliO:1 ha ‘ tues, more ,etiotktit• oily than the English fleets do all the coasts. Of -1 4 141)o mid . . , . . 1...... P., . , i INTEI.LtnotNcn viictitt Tatt Att'st.lns IN •srAIN. • - I AttNlY 01 CATMA)f4ilit. l s t,s; Cotnottw4;tnir of Lotibt 11;tylog learnt, tit t' .. ..utlic eit:Noy .ti. , l ra• orikin4 I.•ortw tnevcowt;tr, with "a ftwall ctio„s 1,'.:..1(.d to the 4.icitl(i ot Alotibt.me, op th,: ~ ed ot J..00t.,:re, , ~,, . ::.ot (two 14,v ilia 4 drtocittneni o 1 tt 40 0 c 0..-11 of tt.t... '....'rci) ff..goncqii 1..3f Ituts4, , clostwors, No Nvt+ it ori.iers to ~ t.,.oi.ey lit,' kii1J,.. , , , : of An4;1i.:6013, and to CoOlotuoic , it , .; ~nii the cittat I , :t,,etit '4 cLioilly in :trri 3 OH at Tirrt::, , ,t.ll , -&s: t i i“' Cv.4t.:i3 of Col.:Vitiate. 1111 Spii r ob .c) , , , ,i Cle , h l, :.t, %,'.11i1,-: 11 :Id 01.6 00 1) 0 r411 • apd 't „I.itio i;g:i.t i , , , ,f,ti1 , ,y, to re;titiy l udic . ..bed nit tiih 3d tit 4; t4vk T. 0•14,113 at ~, ; .sy-brtak :;, fb.ct gairi,oll Wtifi itatttetliarety on tio4el:6l , k v aii ,l diet' op : o , -itsiiit. , 1 1 ) 0 tpWit, vAtich it twat! a 16411 LA akandinl;ll!,, to draw the elet:,my to` iartli tiAlcuig„ and to t! . ..ive titTlo 103 tit...tn.:note:oA ot ilk: ... , 9th clt,t4tisvoiti to :In kv•st itt. the lic" O r "le I''"l".`4. ' 1 11,5 11 1 3 110, :tti‘N st.i.c,C4Udt.ltl . . .' CtitlyHttly;Ttt., etwiny atienipseii 19 11`,4itictin.u0ALI ow - ttoupi by ettarpti ' w bich .wt:tt - e ttrt4v,itthug, i tte wa3 tbeo etukavOittine, to t.t)rtrt a. , :,,itt, yawn Ito:L.400 • en3s,,eors c.,:tite 29th aiyeared uoey,pts;tettly qii LIS flanks and liti rear, And attt.) of tile enemy were satped oil the 'spot ; GLita . til Georget sy,ounded in , ' * Cal:. licad, and tlttlintstd by : a chttoenr, was tnade pri r ;:it;eitripiiityllikitibiayrinitryl,oto of led tu hiS t ‘,vaillits.,l t 1 1e lut t lb te la i r e ic t i t i t , a a in ti dcr i , tiw ! . i• • ot rliwerstoo, 1 . Colonels Mayinit, anti Vilhte t.l6tingniihed them. I t t i ,, i l li v , e l .4 l , e, as ai ik i tt i l ... , i - I tt l i t. LI t C i l' i l t ll t t s 4 1 t i i i s tis i c 4;i t t l T e ‘ c,..ho , t i t ° and aa 13 ,,i nh o il ,i e: ~:. 4 111, , pout. .I. lie cillsexur thautze, With his own hand, bronght to the groubd and took the General Ge,Jl-I;ca. ARMY OF ARRAGON• JAN . I i ii SLlChet IS repairillV, 1111: gielitest 46tivity, the bleaches of 'forto;a. "I'ke Itiiitti,e,gitts had expeudvd 41.11;• ttiviithl the tortlficatiohs at this piace, fie-pont, an eicelicnt work, is cnuiplettly rebuilt and tet tnootli ,Of the Ebro, and , the port - of La pita, are also put in a state at' defence. O'Donnell has left the province, and has embark- CI tor England. General IVlu.nier,' appnirwd Governor of Tor -101;4,, tjecopea, at the slime limy., kLei watches the rental); ci Vilencitin army. ki,vety- day ti , e insursent pe as an ts corne. in to lay : • claw ;. iwir .itTsii, and to swear (!pun the \Ciovols, tro •0 Ogitt c,‘lrr OF FORT n 1(. ,t..; 1 :R. tiikc i tdvaistag4 pc,, Lb(' tort or %1ti,..;.1 the capture o(!Torio43 had thlpired,'. 1303 t 6-211editi Kibert, ith his division and l Our howitiers, on the 8 h of„ Jonum - y, at u,i(Eisi;ltt qagattlit: the Wit oil;Alotatit Balaguer. In t inte tilt;, iiitiiultlries ()t the road, the tort was, invvitcd, and sorntno ned at iyeak of day. Toe.Goverrior ,isktc: tow' ( L t ys, gild inicred to autrennsdcr it n M'al,artillery relteved with 1 114 inue , i upon this a wer Q opened upon the pt ice' rt Well-stipi,orted tire of i.uNitzers, while' six contratite choed and forced all who 'wow posted outs ide t he castle, to thlow es into the kawnes , p t rrit , :on, discon . t:oitto ;),) our tiro ,i,rtikry, sheWn some iGoo, Hala43rt ordered an iintn...di as ,ite . haw,. 3 the palhsadei sotiii thrown down), and , by the beg) tit milli ladders; or churibeting tt:e tine over ot.bur, our soldieri reiitthed tilt. ettibraztil'iti, t whea.iied into th i s tor:.. Weis veneral a thu ;art ,bon throw . . themselve4 on the road to Tarragona . ; the GixPr nOr, I a'OtlicerA, and 120 s‘)liiieri, rtnlaincd in . out pa,Nt:f DISTOICT OP THE AttlklY , oP TIM. NORTH. The presence of the ,Duke of Jr has g iven new activity' to the meaiittres taken for re-tsiallish - . ing'order in the provinces, and clearing them entire ly of the remains °laic bin of Gne ! ithts, who tor::: mented the peaceable innahitatits. In the ,night of the ,28th of janttatr tt ' 63 o d t)I • robbers, lying in wait on the rozi to :I(ittoria, was' surprised, and the peasants themselves se iz... 7 d and delik'ered up ten of these iniscre.di;t4'with their Chief. 00 the 27111. the „post ,of Cabeson, Commanded Captain Daubenton, was, attacked by an tisse , po- blsge of all the .bands.,whicttfliad,.is 4 ued front the mountains of the AstoriaA,,and assembled at Potos, The captain shut tyin atoii ,, e, and de fended himself with temork4hle intrepidity till he was relieved. The. brigaodti h. , .ft three `ht tidied men dead on the spot. irk m0v;.0..}6 columns, in, formed of it, get out in pursuit of them i'n all di reCtions; and did not ceass till they had ethnic!) , de stroyed them. • On thc tuth, Ortiz• Was scaprized' a Villa Nueva, on the road of. Sspinosa, with 4o melt Who were Jett to him. Captain Destogi . .k . :Surro. , nded the -village in he night, and not a tn,tri escaped. The public t 1 mArc in ttie a plovinces irnproi•el daily. Toe MSc: r!, , ,entii,are re-ent tiring heir viiingeS the paiochial Prieitti hav'e thertsseltio tnoght., the young men of their villages to the etnno- ,, ' ( 1 " i of Burgos, req'ti6iting:thai they might be em, o c on the : Works of the - fortress;, in . order, ,to withdraw thaw flom the perseCutions of the — citiefs of cll. „pods. DM'LICT OF TIIF, AhlktY OF . TIIe,CRNTKE. Geoeral I,„abowaye re,(xit ed order,. •to cross the Tog.ii, and t! , pitsh Orasaid a division .npon thu 4c4haltitnl; ord4r to coueil himself with cue bt tt cOrpti, chotged with the' bieeve badajoz. ,On the !4th ot January, General ° LaitOuhsaye forined jurvlion stt Miajatta, with,a •reciinnoitling party of the 6th corps which had come flom Mecida. He' has not met with any cot : ps of the en:1.14 in this country. ‘ About thirty. brigaod,, conckalud in the t»ountains'of Gua.kilotye; diliased in.,34. haste, atter a few shots of musketry. A division of the Army of the centre has received ordrrs io march upon Alcantara, to communicate witd; the filmy of Portugal. Thu brigand si stem, oiganiFed by the Junta of Valencia, received a powerful check by: t.hr capture of Torti,sa., The V.ilenOars army, ditrti rtialted more titati , an halt, and, being no longer hcient for the tietence of that city, threatened by the army .of Arrogon; fulS,suinitioned to it, aid -.ail ihe Guerilla's, which inksted theiprovintcs of Cuenca and Toledo; , • • mirraicT or 'roe ARMY o!,:' Tur f sou Tn. fit EOv. CAblz.l , --AbOut +by end ut ,D4ernber, sixty "term's gun-bootii, protected by 't he batteries ! of the boliont , i, canuwi.shot TNeadao, and agohl attempted to burii-hirr ,I,y a into turiotA firr of shells iind of Con re rocke..., ti or hatiaies soon forcol the eneroy to noire, lifter killing a! , (1 wounding a ig.icat many. of their men, ;A.c:r of their motets, inn; souk one gOll-6031, I,t e had (July au iitlitier of the ;.myth wounded by ih0 . (411 lA': a shttJ, • Since the. onnuencemort of Jannary the CllOlPy has 6arti . t , d tilt, the wood which rOoted Zine6 dt thr Ca.ieca. strange ' measure could only be, dictated by the extreme want of wood which 'prevails in Cadiz, or ,has been duggeMed Ly English pet tidy, 'which can have no (Abet object Met the destruction of tharicripritt int arsenal, `Cu aof our iiriyateers kive,taken, oft Roti and San lmear, - it nuiribker of.bnats laden with'provi , .ions for Gidiz they Ye also taken, the.: brig Tr . avellet,, laden with ,!ion barrels of salted meat. The arsenal of' Seville is incessantly employed iii casting hopitirr's Tillantroy, ilestioed ter Ihe new battery which we are cokuitiu6..thig:Joo4oiies'iti I advance of that of Napoleon ; their aotaat range '5OO toises. . The greate4,trangnilify prevails in the . distria,,,t 11,6 Ist and 4th Corps.; the movable colon - ins give ne time to the insurgents to form an 4ssetobbge Order it every where emiibiiilicd. The works of the sitge are ptished on with the greatest adivity. CORPS or TAO Atti,TY. The' Dtike 91.paltuatia ,had Assembled towards . ; Llerena the bth.Corni, with several detAehinenti of iiic.intrY, and a strong toserve of Cavalry. On the 3d of January, the aitc,tueed guard, consktiog the 26th Dragoots, anel a squadron of the .4th Sp.l visit Chasscurs, cattle up, at U63gre),.. wit It the. rear guard of the crierny, who were retiring iii all ' the enemy was charged with impetuosity, a,,d over thrown, _whit the )(iv; of more than Intl), and as many bases. Mendizabal, at the head of ti,ono infantry, and 2,400 Portuguese and Spanish to,rie, precipita;ed lily retteat upon Almendralejiw and Merida, while the divisiOiipf.l3alla.oero , ; at , o con si,tioig Of iroin is to was .endeavouring' to reach Calera. But the Duke of 'lt eViso. had learned the ttarch of 't he latter; he caused him to be ictltne.:. (timely attacked by the brigade Pepin and the 2d hussars; ';ltter . two hours' lighting, liallasteros was routed aiid pursued' in the direttron'of Fregenhal,, losik,.; a great, runny men , . -,On the 4th alt our co. ! , know were united at Fuentif .Catitos. th e .tall the y I. i os Santoit.aud Zafra.i the division Gazan was detachied to pursue' the corps of B a ti aF ,,,, terns, on the 101,, sod ot,.the sawn tirne to cover the march of the grand besiegingirain, which - heavy, rains retarded fur some days. Th 6 efiemy•s corps, 'cOnniosed solely 4(gartison3 of the strong places on: the frontier 3 of I'olingll4 hastened to regain their stations.: On the. 7th the Duke . of 1) ltimata:l advirreed upon . Mcr NvtoekoL Gen?ral j3riche had driven, the evening beloto;tali Spanish cavalry, who retired by the right hank of the Guadiana ; with the P0it0... , g uwk cavalry, hastened w re-eliter toy, the left bank. Genend Bricheyealved on r,4 .to clear. entirely the right bank offih r e river. He push'en his.cointnn as tar us Aiburquerque, but on ilia approach they all, tcoreti rapidly upon Ilidajoi.; a rear,git t ts . vl3 . . MAILS. Alt aiv au —3 Dublin, i Waterford. Dux WaterfUrd. oF roci. TIM WO( A,lr - TWNLvit o'cLoCK.. • . - Con s 6sot s 1 N. QUiS. I)I(!AqL FAI.BUt4 .nuihk.Ar • L. U )V D. 0 IV, MONDAY, ,MAIICII 1 1, 1611. r.vin4sor castte, , lViarch zu, " AJESTI , , io6S on well." • ~(igoed as usual), The Bulletins will in future be ex4ibiteci uoly on fue3ctip, Yltunday4, and Suildais.' The following article is extraaed froth' tlioSq. concl, Ediii'on of ort tribli.Pdper of Friday last : This day an aggregate Meetihg .of the' Catho lics was held at the 'Theatre in. Fishatiible-street, at which there were 3000 asien-ibled, with a narnhot of' Prote,tatit Gentletuen , ;--Sir EDWARD, BELLE UV the Chair. Counsellor O'CoxNar.. movsd an Address to the PaitrcE-IteoutNT, which W 36 carried onaniroously. lajot BityAN moved the following ILbolution, tvlalclr inissed Resoitted, !Prat 'an hutnhle Address be presented t o Ms Royal the PatNc 'REGENT, praying , :,:that hr,. way 'order an inquiry to be in. stit we& into the private evidence - upon which the late Circular Letter; signed W. W. PoLa, has been declared to have been glonndtd, andwhen it shall, on such inquiry, as it must, appear that no such evidence doesexist,, that his ROYAL HIGHNESS be graciously pleased to remove . Cirntst.as, DUke of 'Richmond, and the IliAht lion. W. W. POLE, from their offl. dal situations in the Government, of ibis conniry. The Thanks of the Cw holies of Ireland were voted to 1.,0h1,Fa ENC and tvLijortnit AN', for their spirited and dignitiqd Condit& in pursuit 'Of Catholic free. dom. Thi) tnecting, which ants one'of the most nume rous and respetiable ever bi•lield in Ireland, was conduaed with tho atriaest regularity and deciff um, • is Majesty's 'ship Peacock arrived at Plymouth on Thursday,- with Mails from Lisbon. She Jett That place .the 17th ult. and Oporto on' the 3d inst.L It Wai currently : reported at the latter place ,that l'lrlAsserts had began to retire ° on the 14th of Feb. haying moved his hetAzy baggage up the Tagus sonic days befere and', in,order to cover his real. inten tions, or-deceiVe:Lord 'WELL! NoTODI, the. enemy continued to woricen their lines, r and thrbw up fresh tutteries.. in front of Santarem. By some it was, supposed that his Present pieparations for a retreat were with an intention of crossing the 'lt ages, and throwing, is whole army into Alentejo ) othet:inaa. • . gii.te..he:bad no.resource but in ev Acoatitig ral tl T l ' Tile co ol and retiring int° SPniiit EstrernadurJ, try which iwleti:vh s i t t l e p ; n ec e u s pi i e l: is de c iv i e n t fromiiileti.;ly t.sspha..tittiteoi,ot:: Seanly and preCarioos, as to be w holly iii3d t i "' to the subsibtente -' of. the army. So, gro ti' t' '' ! • difficulty <?f his keeping uP a 'cotninatjaol' scd ': 6510 thelaterior) mid the activity and bravery by the . " ' . " ca' ordenanza and stnall parties ifib lo ''' , tinualll , . ss . - liar' -ing his reinforcements, dot .10"', 0 I`7 wetso,i,e" ,/ . —irs lolak ea , dkisinn of . 6,000- tio escort him to FratiCeo 'Whither he hai re luple l f ' CollSetillctlOof a wound' he received in a la C ' 41.1 with oor posts. J'he French soldiers centique to doe,i l it ) V I ! numbers ; their apptittrance is titilv wie rckdi 'i'l'l ii fi , c lit:. : tekl • inol o ou: t: gs t st l . l i c ): n ee t ve . a l a t il a iis v e e dint s i l nit t etiltecos.:r,.inaor,rmiit,iy ~.cvliiolotc.lihi r i g , : ! , 1 : ' ,, ' , 1 ,: :: , t) : : ,,i, '‘ 1 ' • Liey ft. iepor,t ... . i , i " 41,1 3, to the scantiness and bad (-11•;;Ilityt)ft: i'.. 4 I°' Lord WeLLINGTON condones to for'tify il s )'''' li it ' ) their present state they are $011)3"kt ' I ll i ' be stitheiently strong CO resist any (;,tut' evt' titil'ge°cruenr:eamri army a ti r t e ei i r n it h e i w i;l.' cl i o 'c t ' l l t l i t' n l; g: nrt(llosPliireit:;OPtal7Ad.l):.:'' i,bmpecr. iinvingcoe6.ll3..etTi‘letsl.e.2:dod;Rtvg•iatiilirslytie. niltilio,lo.:nesi.,i, 3 0, ; : // : , i, 5 :, ' 1,, t, , , 'l4 ' d h the 1 1 . Mich I improved _y _11(.011 corn %V I iey tiil e '" ~ i 1 . 0 • 1 60 nobly 1' ‘ ‘ l . ,l, :, : .. ) B' , e 9i .ait Y a c e sy. l; :vl - Bs - e cfa ie l s : ll3. : l P,' - 1 1 , 1 ae l, ys c : t a t t:a :: : 1 . 'I l rt s itl u u provender.tll ; The:ic tProeanpc's'e::::::ll: iny:iitaelgigkfgrorrtelaltettl)ype eiaafil‘icigoi c(a9kie:6l aL w i ie)idit:lost act:leftiflhi':4 been s i 3:YORK.E'S sqii.idrou. • (i)rotgi,aupiGp:intments' have ta, e n ~,_ ~ k ' I' lsceil ...... tive l c i n .3 ll l l e. . ) a t r a f i:l n i l l e j( l, ) v a vi nd . naval bridades on .slie le ,' ll ' 1 , 1, 1, ;, T , 4 - 0 1 ,,, e› haliati ; Capt.:Cox; at B R eIa M IO . ; c° L aliej.:1:': " Id:1::11: ; j'' N2dAbl:tettallie,o, jt)nim"Lanedulc.oKrn:tiries s7:00,C:ii:o'l::::::,tIlisf..1:::: , Ady. o)*' mastei Of a Battalion ; Lien!. Pnsre,'), - ~,,• Li, MALLBRD,,,_ Quarter-reissue;' ; • .IJi dr i: , ip ROOT' has' been superseded by NJSJor P'6'511,1,0,61 filg command of the. id battalion.' A ` l°'l l , o 4, of seamen tare at St;, 'Julian's; ,uader Gal"' lie pouts. Wmurso, Itirrentai, and heal ('' "loyal Natl. , . b , tio tll' We hdv • receiv ed . e Just raCeitNe_ _llleriCZl PApert( 0 - , • 1 el" n9 t RWIT I to detail their, -6 te iii At ' t"' 1.. 0 , .... , , , -!: (4' lettersl 10 0 ) from Mr. rlit,isgr.,,, Charge ~ A , ,•,, , rf t Un'ned Slates - at ~,11 . ., , • 1, prt.i. O ' ' oo '1 . : .'::'.(3bd( d )etl f ri:) . l. °' . ,e l A 4.t d xlVc r i n i e j t e llwi a : l l 4 l c (:) . s a r- r :v : lle:i c. ak‘ ih'eti ilzir;Pfner::!:C,k'Ae'a:D9d'elit!'3raltal.dleYlttiL)l.j:::l:':°:lttl:ll''Al:::lllll:::(l.[::ll'l;rl;l'..4'4' . ..› ca rgo , StilZcd by the Diredor of , the Cust un' 'P o oty Berlin and milail, 1),,1.,,,. 1-fr eg ' w t ) th - e ' II" ' Pet iiii Custom Fintiie. . , r 01 3 ff/ `' .1 1,-”ies etterS Were SClIt in the 'rortil ciet;t, # ibe 1 e i ADO France, Stares . to.Nir. Surrn, the St.cl'etilry. l'i'' ~,,t,t4 ;' , „kii • ~ KB ba3dt. from the Fr 0. ,i given no an....ver, 0" `l.-- i i llt . :''' is disposed to submit to every spray's ()I l'' l 'i)4 it is not unlitiely to`pro"' - t re s it'l)!6' tween the two countries. to t. ' We this morning received GL9l')3llll3l:l,s'l;`c'ell ...."--......."' 1 7th ult. but - they cap tain very P ik 11°14[044 . I ele Aln i o a confirmation of the account 01 "- / ,,,,,i;0 11 thWase,ebneetnbeitt'suTerldrkby aßnudett,rnau;:ii:rl:. to Al . l:i l'l fi b l .: ls ib , it:'l the 11, , Pc` , oil of the three n _epartments .of ‘ - w botr. t ii h is e u N s l u o a u i t c h r S ti o o f itrhoeny.E:bh.deacriadii:Vuepi:ol t i l_ l e l sor 70r e 11 4 4 :: i , , / their gratitude, to him as their bone s.p100141" dePrived them of their indeperick"ce:tileirto6 a t li n e d rn st o th fi e t l a te e ir a ' p t r i o ,, p . :: t y t 0, tahteld,crlotilllac""l:,i,l:.ll7:lo,,P,'ll). ,i.itioi t ' f„, w°r' l, foi' having reduced then) tr"" 4,('' wealth,' peace, arid comi'ort, i° I ' I' and and ixretehedness. cei T_ lt tl y e r fc e c 1 ! c o , :t ,e i ci ng tr a o r in e E e l: t r ;: i el uia .......01' 1:10111 , 0r g................. B,inc r c e e d iii S e l: e 3 ( i i i: ; and by iwer oecollnl' ti'" ; 1; b:y accounts from Biscay to the e"`',`,1,,,r,,,, f,,nti it aPPeJrs tint nt) lather reinfo;; , e ,„ port l e ir c i . s thatfrorial i o i r , g c c ay t r r o 3in o ° l ile i e 'i flliv * ,l cc2t,:aarlrOytia,oaGav---rnoree‘ctiyetc)lrin:brtol: ti.4h,lelet her they 111c4' 1010 , 1 :;; •itis re 1 i • f tvl ,il een colleeted there, is n( )I • ) 1 Marshal B E. ssi Eu es ,bard been rofri.-'1 C;v , ll i'l , i l 4 l `' s ; :0 , b, I', Ktti'LLO MAN, Sell It Ai, titICI EV. ' 1 ° , le t; t; .. . it isi $3O. tO be his intenlii)n ") 'it' °' ' ' e t l i ; 3, 1 ; 11 ifil!flih has ri b : u? t oevgerrio:tr:llit: Tret"'lrt:e) niliticill''1":1.c;;;;;; ..'''''' C 1.3 pies. 11 0 ° l ‘ iin A d.d.g.camp of gAss%N.4? tc ertne up with, and sabred at 13ntnn. Geß.Brfche lorti*s cloys: nO to the bridge of • the Gnadiana, fatter having ,catried off some hun dreds o f i;ri,ouetts, duel a:nember ofeonvoys tivisi'cli 'I %krt..' entering li.idajoz: The Duke of D i almatia, having len ried at the same time that the enemy had ti;n4ll a garrison of final 4 tea 5,00 p men ini ,, s Oh. eerie; a strong place, immediately made_ hi dis poir tioos to take advantage of the terror which pre vailed among the allies; and i.vilhouf:waiting for his hesieging'artillety, on the'llth he. marched the di vi,inn Girard against that town.. On the 12th the !tenches were opened; and on the . 21st; with the ~, s ..siatice of the artillery and : engineers of the ad Vanecd guard, the covered way .was,.crOixiied. iii trent of the bastion No. 8 A dt%ision of be artitlery having arrived, was, placed in, the not.,i, duritig the night. The"enemy attempted qa diver sion on the 20th by attacking with all hi§ ctil4l•Y Gehtl6l - 'Briohe, Who was placed in obscr, ati n at Talavera La.. Real, but he WAS .VtoOrOtlay ;hid driven back to near P.odajnz. Oa the; morning of the 22d the breaching battery MrdS,iiiunasked ; in about two hours, it isas fling to play, when the Governor havni i ; already ex• ~ hausted his feeble ifteatta ut deft nee, - demande,f a c :pitulation ; he wa:sfin , wored,p4ol. having on f -c first day reje: tccl t he proposti ions w inch" were tn.l is •to him, In must now surrender •at discretion ; moment after he prese:;teti b; tore he With the adicer , i of hts ai g ni.,subinitted with all.fte triops utnier his counnand, to the I.llThiber of 4500 np-:h. 1:11tje Htind in the place t S pieces of can non, and a gre..t of bhoi, One hundred and tlinly.two ~o 1 ',undies, forced by the livid:- ir) r their ranks, were restored to liberty, .414 J t O . t;,cii fait:( ltes. Tne prisoners immediately took the road to iii an • • Atte) the eaiittfre of Olivenga„ the Duke of matt, : in, ,i- n nps a g ainst- Bd-thijoz: On the 25i - ti the co , ni;:s posts were driven in, and, the in, vestment formed, atter some sisirtnishes, in which 111 ti insurgents lost four pieces ot cannon, a number of loaded carriages, and some hundreds of prisoners. The siege will be with tt,e. greatest vigour by one pprt of the army, whileanother watchtrs t 4 4 4.• neighbouring places, and while the division zan completes the desiroaion of thebancls cif. 13,t lasteros, and keeps up the cortimunication with Se-. 'Oie _gar, ison 'of Badajoz is satin 'strong, Spaniards and ;Portuguese.' Thai rather considerable: Corp ci in a very hazardous situation. The• English army can no more succour liadajoz, th; 4 n it could come to the relief of Almeida unit Olivencla, [To be continuel.]