The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-08 00:00:00

'~:i FReNCIi PdPERS. If PARIS, MAOCII 31. . von, at the (~, - orgo 1011, tMlat , t he ter. ~ I.e,4Aster, gloc,er, at eleven, At the Ultt 1k".1 Inn, I.e.ne,t , :r. Aptir 27. . Dobson, merchant, at ten, at the brit arid Garter floiel, Parurise-street, Liverpool. April ai. RroCkbank, liiverstone, Lancaster, J Gill• spy, and 1 Taylor, ut Maryport, Cumberland, cotton-manufacturers, at rlaVen, at T. lackson's, keeirzr, Mary port April aid. Al'Cantley, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. April 27. T. Compere, , St. Alban's, lieu lord, grocer, at Guildhall, London. Apr„ 27- f I.oVon, Exeter, linen-draper, at CICYCII, at C, uilrtlid{l, Lfuidon. April 27. M, itamphrys, Bristol, brewer, ut one, at the hush tavern', Curitreet, Bristol. Iday 14. W: Richardson, R. Itichardson, and C Newostle.upon-Tyne, merchants, at eleven, at the 'flute Indian Kings, Newcastle- upon.Tyrie. April 30. :R. Swaim, Ilalit..x, Swaine, Shircoat, York ' shire, .E, Swaine, London, U. and J Swaine,.nalifax, aid 11, Rainsboiharn, Bra itord, merchant, at eleven, at the White Swan Inn, Milsiax. lune 1. 11111111.11t141111,QUtett street,C.;olden.Square,tallor, at eleven, at Guildhall. • ?day 7. E. Meerinn, 'A Idermanbury,wholcsale.linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. April ;o. 1, T4ylor, Great Tower-street, woollen-draper, a ''"et (", 611 , 11,a1'. April 27 T. Andrws, Basinghall.street, hietra, at one, at L ,,, idtrall. CX,RTIFICATES. April 27. --R. Whitibort,e, CrAitoo, Devolshire, maltstcr. F Nohle, Leadmilial I -st reef master-!twiner. J. I lampton, Woolwich, ophol..terer. • U. W. e • foriel; if4m,a(4:l3l4iX, Surrey, gatize-dresser. I Millarkl. , Ilri,rul, hakcr. M Iltrinpitrys, Bristol, common-brewer. , Wheeler, Soutnampton, mert-er 4rirl taller, it Morrison', Clifford's tail, t tvet.titreet, merchant. 1. Simpson and W. G. Fairman, Char , gr . ,.htiors. 11(,. t'iggott, Rotherhithe, Surrey, curnmon-brewer, Vovrsr-street, upholsterer, 11. Bova, and C. Millbury, Catherine.court, 1. l'etton, Wet Thirrrock, Essex, baker. "I'• G*tteb, kui,ft.street, Sirmy, victualler. ratICIAL INTEL.l,4(ndieg raw' TUE' ARNIIS or brAIN AND PORTUGAL, . Geher3l Foy ar:ivetl ; ,. tt Paris• ti dAy before terdety, wlth letters hum the Police of Es,ling, He left the h , fitd-911 - art;ers itt Porttvl oh the . sth Tht: nriny ova, in the heilt condition. 'hart were hartily any sick. boldicrii were full of ardour. thra Plit:Qo of Ess dcemeil it expe dient to 1113 1 ,04 toevement. Fle lihd pti.tied hii right to the Z!ZOIC, and usiatAiilied ttiy head.qqartels at Several collo; of troopa in the pay of England h'ad heeticielented..oo'uom, 11.1.1 pt.n , :tiated Portugal in every threotion, disarming the inhabitAntti, and re. fiAlciug them it') htlbtilksloll A !jui3ol 4..:Qt k o n t Avy lia3 also arrived from . Bad ij s; which he kft *en the 14th of Match', pipetwd b th,. . Dnke of i)altnatia, .w . olt tie colours taken t 7 ti,e 'Marshal ottring the "1,4 eel that he twon in E , .tran.athalt, He is also the bearer of the capitulJti,,o Ti ce c o pu la! o f 13 a!“..t Otil,rizi o the 91 - tioll lit: GiStll , 6:66S, WIC! bc- Wale of Ciebota, are or trrGnibt which have turned to tlscicootn.. e l y ti 4 (nria(ii eQt4l"rtirili mini lil our 0 , 1 the roli of March, some importat , t events took ;,}.ice holite Giniz: A division of 6;000 Eng. rottt 7 19 8,000 zvatnarns, landed aeon, tii i , o.i of Febtuary at Algesiras. This ,column, 0i,14',000 men, 'intended to attaa the In t k o in the rear, and to raise the siege,ol Tty limn o,,roploely fito;trated. 'fbe 1.,ink , ..! et . 6,riknii deteated' the cnrmy, drove tl,c ci i into ,the No, of Leon, taking , Ilirce soktdri. gf c01 , An.4, -tom. pivo:s of eitonon, and 7U° mvit. vcon.;ded wore than ooe.third of the Sebastiani, who eerninands the 4th corps, coir.iisling of titn,ooo men, suppchod ho ; , a t ill tri l ti, iw,endeti•tOot tack hi 4 right, WhO a ciiyi%iol, front 5h0 , 11 , 1 nwob on his 1,41, : r ole dr.; t:iehed v,irt «t fiiK atm) , agaiii4l this di t•isiuii. thJ toot: le)rn wirat },,reed until the 7th. ,divif,ion of Murcia fed iii the sight of his shirp. shooter*, In Lilo itioati time fiatiacteros" advanced the'rentain of COrpti, WhiCh eiteapeli Iron) thrt bjttle oR astillegott,.amountinkt to about 3000 men, He was met by. Gen„Darrican, who pot hint completely to the rota, and pnrstivid him to a eowittieratiledktanee, • t)h ii)th of Mara the sieg(lof Codi* wog re. tuitiul ithltv4h aidour. All the , te o'ents'love till tl wit iti Andaiwita with richniraljon, and the ottorty with d,3tl)oy. ~.: y 7. 4. ' • tn: HADA mos [Extracts frotorthe General Orders, pil.blished utr ieothol Pebru,iii, by Nlitrshal the i)uke of Dal rtotia, General in Chief of the zrmy of the Sold), and of a diSp.iht) tiatisibilled all 111 C 1 2;.N1., by his xcelictto) to f: H 4 Serene l li,,lniess NLljor-6'elier•tl the Fi t iheo of Notlei.tel lnd VtrogrAni,] , The General in arninioices tp he army the lullll,tit Avarilagt.s that th 5111, Qmpi 4.)1 111- army, commanded by iVilo aike of Tre4 iso, and the eL,valry of 1,.!,,erv , ..! under tile tiratrlll LillltAT Nllll,ll4otiqq.,, hit Ye suecessiv r ely'obtained over the eitelyty, witlgr:llie, walls of B;..clajos. Sfiofe the cinumeneetoelit of tlie siege Of this for,.. fret the enemy made two fiorticti; for the purpose of Nutt ding irtu 'a pproaeltes and destroy iog csur WOll4. Th e y , xvic vigf.4roosly trptil'at)ti and,lost a grOat, ralin• ber of men., °Coe infantry its the trenches, 'and thcf cultyanis of tiityperi under ihe orders .of Citritain out., as, well. as the 4th, dragoons; commalided by (.:Oh.rni;l llitinseives' by their bravery. The General Of Division Oirard ably di, re6ted the non/einem, of the troops, under the orders of Mashal the Du t ke of Treviso, Tl'a Chief of Battalion, 02..0n toimnaoding th e engifteviS, 4)) killed in °nem these -sullies. He was .Its (Mice, olgreat merit, hod INIAMCII regreffotA, Toe battery of the first parallel, winch wai opened t ka twigle of 'lietrter, is called after hirrt. Opt. Visinsot of the F4t4 - iii. ere, a distinguithed Officer, as , Captaios Lipoterie aod Prestat toe Wail, iA , Al j qr w , onded. the time the cavalry of reserve under ,Hrs of General I, tour Miuboucg made al ~0 into Portugal; and alternately appealed tor; lortresses of givas and Camp Mayor:— S; , aniards not withstanding, , who iron) ihe tattin,e , 3 of their succours, were not able 'to prevent the cap. lure of Olivenza, dispatebrd by ; kneed Ewe - 01es the two divisions that had joined 'the, f.oglish army at . Lisbon. On the night of the sth they appeared on the . heights of St. Cliristaiviil, and estahnshed a communication with the troops in Badajez. The cavalry which had completed the investment of the garrison on the bank of the Guadiana, was obliged to retire, and pasi,the Gebora., The two „divisions of relief entered Badajos. On the Gth General Latent' Matibourg w;l3 or dered to advance and endeavour to te.establishilie hlockade upon the right batik The brave cavalry under his command presented ,themeelves at 'line in the, afternoon before the Spanish and Portoguese cavalry, part of which was drawn up on the lett bank of the-Gebora, charg td and overthrew thent, :with the:loss at least of ttree..hundred men and as many hor,es,,of •keltich several were droWned. The 14th regiment of dragoons acquired we-A honoto forcing, under fire,of 100cm:thy's grape, the pass ige of the bridge of Gebora. On the 7th at neon, the enemy made. general sortie on the left bank, upon the light of our at tack , and matirruvred, in a Manner, foy the purpose forc ing us to quit that position, with the view of of' .- wards attacking the rear of the continuat io n Of thy: parallel. They had already :reached, tho, redonhts uchon and Gazaula, which crowned the heights of;St. Michel, and took possession of them ; but the dispositions were so well made, and the rein fOrCetnelltS sent by Marshal the DukeTreviso an ived ' so opportunely, that the enemy were only masters of these redoubts some seconds, and tionvithstand. ing their force, which tett iii io,o{io Mt . :awry, and 600 'cavalry, -besides some field-pwees, tie y were completely routed and ...imen to the glacts Fort .Pictnina and the g.n.tisou. . fbe ,enetny let I,str killed behind them and according to', the nc- CoUnt of 'deserters, they had, opWatc.is ;of 1000 wohnded; they also lost several:Officers of tank. We had to lament the loss of some brave Men, Captain Cazaux, of the , light artillery, Lieutenant Brochon, of the lappets, IVtqii killed : Qapt• num, of the 40111 regiment, and Colonel :Vigeol,'of the 64th, were wounded. The Commander in Chief hid ordered the GJocral Of Division Gam, Head of ti;ie Stair. to dneo tor that day the attack on the. right : hi, disposition, wele . .exaelkni, and he was ably supported by the General of Division Gerard. The Chief of Battik; - ,u Arnaud, Aide-de-Camp to General Gazan,,aild Sob-Lieutenant Ingaido, in the service of his Catholic. Maktioy, were : wounded. The enemy ternaine‘l quiet on the Silt. He ap- , peared astonished at his loss On the preceding even• ing . , and the resist ance.he met with. On the gth, hu mole a sortit; (in the 't ht hank with his Caltalry Otid -the two . divisions of intauity which came from Lisbon. :Tile) , took a position on the heights of St: Chtistoval, for the purpose of re.estlblishing the . commuincmion, with Eivas 4od Campo.Mayor, and t;a7:litating the intioduerion of stippli4 into liad,t'prii thoreny n appeating„ to re ounce any intention ot a w sortie ;fgainst the front of attack. s'cortmitm or? 1;• . )t;T P•APPALRnAs. ThO would I vil bo4ll:inSi.Hl - 11ty in Ili!; n on flit; tit . .!,ht hulk, :It Lite p ;zoil!!;•,: the (7.0311 . 4:rhi, ioaviog iiiiiiledbi'v.muu, , ,fiiio wit: retarded his operation ; an t i if the works executed by the :Imperial CurTs of: FNineets, under, the orders of General Leo.; and those of the artillery commanded by q..-3terdl Boar grat, had been -sAliciently advanced to oar this ocher enterprize. The 144111h:I °Nile attack in the centre.had rd rca,ly reached to within I(}U yards of the in.gle of tort Pardalleras ; t.xo b,ittcries %vim-0 e , a bliihed, and hopes were e,ntertained that alter si lencing the tire of theil'ort, it would be possthl ,, , by toner of those bold strokeal,vlach commonly suc ceed in war, to carry it by assault. It was resolved to attack it. On the tth, in the afternoon, tilts bombardment, which was begun six' days beton., was rchnincti with 'filaiti v'tgont 'and at the satire time 11, 0 two batteriei, which were eretAcd against the face of tin! milli de bastion of Fort Piirdaleiio, opened their tire. By thAt or the Cncnq was EileDCrd, but the fire Imin the gatri.tai c)eiiik.(.l, Notwithstanding this Circumstance, 400 brave r f 110 kys, under the orders of ettptain Coste, who had been plated in the trenches by the Duke Trevisn i Me9re • commanded to advance; to rtnth to the entrance of the Poo, to breat the polissades and to enter the works. It was executed with po,sible bravery, with shouts . 01 " Long live the hinpetor," • • In less than a 'tinarter of an hour they welt! alas., ter+ of the fort s and ihe garrison. were taken rnison , - em They also took iix ec t Of cannon, Wn bad only sever) or eight men wounded. , , . _ . From the beginning of the siege to .01E.... taking of Parchleras, the enctoy did not relax their tire,— They increased it eller this cvent. I.3ut ,the (Wee tion given by General 14:ty to the parallels was so scielaitic, and the hattetii,s of General liourgest so well I.ltriiited to localities and the objects at which they were aimed, that . this. prodigious tirewtti not sa de,truklive as it ought have been. "1 he third varalle I was pushed on with all possible vigour, and batteries. a ricochets, were already. establishetl agail)4l. tho extent ol the faces of several bastions of the fortress. , , • . • BATTLE: nr - Tfig tiESORA. enemy haul established his camp upon the heights of, St. Christoval, Ott the right bank of the and while he was occupied in complet and rendering the ItaSSarie of the Gebora putairoble, the fort of ,Partlareras WaS taken. 'He eoticeiverl himself in perfea security in this position, having easy communications with Elias and C.trnpo Mayor, Dispositions however were made .to attack liar in this position, but they were necessarily sus pended until . the waters at the Gebora and Gun di3na, 'had ovvrilown tint tivids, shookl re tire,. and Our Means Of passing secured, Captaihs Rayon, of the: Moline engineers, andll,l, of the potitoni6ts, laboured so i i ird, that on the lath we were ti bt o t o send infantry and cannon ac toiss the river. On it following night the troop s t ie st i nu o by.tite Duke of Treviso tor, that purpose were sent Gen e o I:4tour Manbetng placed his cavalry of reserve in line; and on the same day a Dew mortar battery, which was established on the lett of the at tack of the centre, obliged the enemy to shift their O the ibth, before day, Geeeral Latour Mau bourg filided the Gebora with hiS cavalry above the bridr, which had been destroyed by ihe eoemy "No tlais OutOre.' Fie moved.torward, rapidly, by i lie rigid froth Badajnz to Campo Mayor, where he commenced' an attacleon the left of the enemy's line. The '2O !WS'S:M . 4 even penetrated into their camp for a 'short time. During this atiadk, the Infantry and al iti4 l l'Yoander thu orders of General , Girard, o , passed the fprdi lo the right and lett olthe bridge, notwith , '- standin4 the rapidity of the current, and that they were up to the middle in Water. As soon as the tolumns were formed, the-Duke orTrevisti"arderied General Girard to march against the right of the enemy, and to mancrurre as if lie 'hitende.l to gain the _height and place himself between the enemy .and Fort Claistoval. The right baring been . fOrced, General Girard was to alter his movement from. the right, and fall upon tire main body of the enemy, while General Latour Maubourg, with his cavalry, shotild 'attack him on . the left flank and break his line. This double movernem was executed with alt the per leaion that might be expected in the field of Marx from the most experienced troops, notwitb.. standing the briSk fire kept up by the enemy. The 34th and 88th regiments, forming the brigade of General Philippon, were in the first lino, having gilt! battalion deployed and two others in colurnn.— The riot)) followed in reserve at rhallnisiance from the '1 he. td company of .the ad regiinent of either) iltiVtiliCod on a litre with the'iulaetry, with two battdries,' The fire of. ouriroups conuneueed at to° paces, and was kept up without rt al niter. ruptitig the mo‘einent. A part, however, had their bayobets crosNed, until all the rtiasece of the enemy- were penetrated and pet to the rout. The cavalry, whichfokowed claw hehiiid the fcio!, thin, made several charges, whicn wine all eroe c tied welt the most complwte. success. At tern o'clock in the alottato2 - ,, the twti Spriiish divisions, which I vv-lve days before arrived from Lisboa, existed nu longer; 850 of them Wert kiliecl,, Six stain's of Colours, 17 pieces - of cannon, eoliminunttion 'carts, and 5200 pkonery remaitied rp lire hands of tile Imperial army. Tile few who cseeped' thr e w Vicanselves tumultuously into Elyas err, f Winlajoz. •Meodiz and La Caßititwh.o were in r tast,square i ignobly sheltered theiweives in the first of these fortresses. : 1:100 Pertnguese and Spanish cavalry . ; who were in the battle, abandoned the infanoy. Among the prisoners 'there are 350 'oflicer4 in which are inciuded, Lientenanteneral 'Viruuz, „four Brigadier-Generals, and t 5 Colonels or Lieu tenant-colonels, as welt as' several. Officers of Men tfizabal's Staff.' It is asserted that•Gtneral cvarcia has been . diScovered among the dead, besides two, Brigadiers and sevvral Officers of rank.' ' [Here follows a list of the .01Fn.ers 'who rine'- , the'unelves,] (...)or loss in 'this b at tl e cdnsists only of 140 wounded; the number of killed. ammits only lo ; must of the. woondi'd will bei soon at& to , join their regiments. EXTRACT UV A SECOND DISPATCII VIIOM . 1 , 414 ft• BiIAI, Ti InKli ()I.' DALMATIA To Tile Piiii•lcu NEUKHATIM, DATEM BADAJOS, ninac,tt .12, ".Monseignear,---1 have th'U honour to, lniorm your Serene l - liglsr:ess that the city ofila4ajos hair submitted to the arms of his Majesty the' Emperor and King, On the evening of the lOth the breach was rendered, praeuedne, and the necessary dis positions for carrying it, by ,assault having been made, t he.Ouke'of Treviso summoned the Ciover nor, who, after many, difficulties, at last listened to reason, and thus avoided' a fresh etinsion.of huMan blood. In the course of 'pie night the capitulation which i have the honour to transmit to )our lettoy was signed, and on the J WI the troops of his Majesty entered Badajos. The garriion marched out wiilt milpary hononrs, grounded their arms on he s;l tci t, and were msrehed as prisOnersof war to I haw the'honour trt , send to your Excel. le t' , y . O list of I he wineral and superior Otfieeri,and ntnnerieal account of the 'subalterns and soldiers who have, it 4 out. Their number amounts to 7155,', of %Omar bl 2 are,ollicere, 4n:hiding .Lieutenant. General, two Ovid Marshals, fort' Brigadiers, lb coion e k,,a n d 4,24 I, , h,imennnt•Colonels, or Majors.. ExelosiVe of thecie;there .ire in the town t tOo sick . and 'wounded, and I have sent home 220 -mar ried pe o ple or children,' who in the last • six 4 0)01100 have h:ien torn "from. theirand comp c il e d tos ecru. \V,: also picked up in the lo,wll JUO soldit:fs who had hid themselves. Thus'.the wh o l e o f th e prisouers taken at Badalos amounts to' !.)000 at least, ' • " 'We knind in the fortress 170 pieces pf.cannon, mortars, aid howitzers of viirions calibrts;'Bo,lloo pounds of powdvr, 3410 ,060.cartriages, and a great, deal of , projectiles, hesict t s two bridge apparatuses in excellent cothlittort: - • " In the conise . of the siege't he garrison expend- ed two hundrvd and thirty thousand pounds of paw elrr And two millionv of earttidgvs. The soldiers p iafi t d u p I 000 twenty-four pound shot, and upwards „I 600 sheik, which were fired back into the for tress. There vas no• want of provi.ions. The enmy intend d, to convert Blithuos into, anot h er Saragossa. Th e greater part of the bastions and oollets or the fin ectii- had en rencliments' thrown .up. But it,appearA, vire!) trent the avowal of their ItNid-. ers,, that, tieing in ignorance as to the real point of attack, until the montentthat the breaching battery was established ; they were incapable 'of resistance when the breach was rendered praelicable. Notes withstanding, the English General, Lord Welling ton, did not cease to desire hirn, liont Lisbon, to hold oat, and that he would send hint succours. It 'would appear front several lettera which 'were in tercepted, that such was his intention.. .Without dolibt, the English General believed that he, had (Whiled his engagements, in getting rid, of the two Spimish divisions which had joined his' army, and particularly yhen he learned tiot these divisions had beew completely destroyed at the, battle of Gia)oC44. , • " A circumstance took place which possibly con,- tribitted In pummel the siege for some days. When the enemy Math, their last sortie to prevent the covert-way from being crowned, General Alenacho, the Governor, WAS killed. General Imes, his suc cessor, wished to give some proofs of his talents, and thereby occasioned, longer resistance. " I have the honour to transmit to your Flightless a copy of 'rip: 'Journal of the Siege. It contains • iN -ortfrlntoris - .-- -- T - trio}lend corliribilOrthlr the Dly ou this occcaiiotr, I addressed lettie army. " Adjutant Conit n andsnt Avy hove t I A honour or 'delivering 'you my di,p3tches , stands of colours, taken from Vie enemies " I.lll ' 'mperor at Olivenza; the bdttlb, of Gebors, aoti E at Badajos, to be 1.t . ..d at his Alajt,ty's fat. I in. treat your lii3lineas to present tha..t.lionourablt trophies. " The surrender of the troop s which djende, Badajo completes the deo rutiton of the bee ato of Barnacle, ‘vhich, two months tgo, wAs strong. QI these,. 7600 have been mods pri,oarti of war; and sent' -to France; the rallaititict haw been ; killed or' dispersed. There are Pea 4tek many wounded in the Itospilals of Catir,MV: and AlbuquerqUe. There only rein-ries the ctirot Ballasteros,- wide') is in the county of N° 4l3 ' some wrecks of regiments e:apo.l the of Geb o ra, which Niencliz•thal ia vain eotleAvo tt ts to re -Assemble Portugal. These intivo .001utt stilts, obtained in a short s pa,:e of time, k'll duce' a great erect in the SOLlt , i)el ll . l '!' ol4° Spain tind.Puttogai. • ": I must remar k to y our fligh tle ss, hot the prisom-rs; at 113n:11'108 ihere are ,t gre , t I ,OO 'J who have ,been taken several tifOr' f is tarill officers, arid 'Glen,rals Gener.ll Ottr.-ia them ; •Ite ,wos taken at Ferrol, where. be took oath vt fidelity. oh [flew follows an accoun t of the Odicels !tave particularly distill • then N uts • Ncil I IS. lVatecr id AaatvEb- . -3 Lisbon, 2 A nholt , z Pogo,. z 0 Malta, - 1 llublui, 1 Wmerl'irth • It I C 1 , • ocK , Consols ...... THIs :).11f A r (•( 1,1 . s soLELI Quis pica fAL,SUM ,“")161 1., 0 N- 1), 0 N. MONDAY, APRIL B, 18. i I• Yesterday : the following St,' James's Palsce sah AJ S'STY CO7ltillS11.111:1:6:0 tf rnr , (S'i;tlo 11;1;i,11,cblireosuctwhetre i t ) his inoroing recrive. x I 1 . A i Id a rUi r r: 1 Li-et , tag 11,000,:ia r , pia , r . 0. „,, , ,,,„,, : . ...0• ~ ,/ , I t /.1 0 , , ,,,, , ~,1 A ll $ ' ' Ye) gun-brig, g i v ing an Ac cooni - , With m' !e by , the I.)nes on ‘t he I,land of Antil,,lt 01 0 ,11 il btilia, and an army brn' t ight, in IraNsperts,3ol,ort uig d Pearly to 4 Qua men, A,vhich were all 01 0 ' 1 ' r close h e t to l it c r ,,,,, : ( l ) :: t. : l l , , :i e2ro'•lie7tcridty:l)lao;rolVi:n fo ra ys : a I 1: 1 ° 1: 1 1 : 1. c : t i ; : r1 1 1 : 1 ;: bli l teevIlltliilte:Ii:15:0,1r!(ilti:;ilil I:ll'l:l'ls::ljirl:f:',le'r6:jlpit.ift,'':':l:: back_ °Ftannott tend abrire 500 ' prioners ; 0 nl' , ~,e• c...eieding the -.whale g/trrisOn of AnlrOit hY 15 ,' ,i, D i , A ii•t''' 1 his iratilense force was soppott°l. 1 /1 ' ISIO 18 large guq-.,beats. Sure of their ° ll ` 'cel }c . b:' marched in three ealamus 'to stout) the o''' , 4 1 01 , wounded, among the reqt were the Ct' aire :,', l ',l;l[ w e r e repulsed with the loss of to 1.11 ,,,,tr:' . (env of the colorant. retreated to the li'; o ' . l), , Oil th il ked, and the test offered, to c4i)101 lot' verrl" I‘I4VRIC,E inqiSted On their uttc6l::iii ~, ,1: render. The number of the enegl'Y '' II ro' 1 4 4 1.,ei1, c h , :lajor, two. Captains, ono I,ientgly.int. ' lid g 4 1' 04)9, two Adjutants, nine Lievlell3ll"l', Lit 4 ~ n i lII> r ,l r , ank and file, exclusive:of wounde4l, '''°`'. 4 11; i l ' '' about 4(e) two ileln 4 2° l ° l k ) e i lailiteildt:ilul3endt;lB)l3::::P''tcli°::: ty l I v,:rillii)o's:sl'l:l::eldiu:',':,':::iiiic'3l flange stores f taken . on this occ,iiion are 1111 : , ,,,,, 0 of cannon, 484 Iptlsket3 and b.i.youet4coni ' r . 0 0 16,00 .1 M a • 0 musket b i ll cartridges, 1 0° , i d 01- , Sbeldrake doopy Wc . !& in Sight Of the 1:1::0014 I T O eC : 8 0 eP ti l i \ 'lt , 1 : : eer 'O w e' a id :d wa i e v i t : tw i s i l it i w i t il l i e l l s : 3 l d d ila i ltY s el p lne a l t hi ;: leePu:liebli:::sitilitr:lel°:l'l:::'::::::': Extra ................../... , t ,, I ' Pilbi iS I) ed YeSta,lll,Y '11) I , , ,I , " ort.litary. gence 11 :' . it the IF:rie'enYciciffi'Aa:ritirtilyv:l'l: expelled the English fr om Porl4al/ i' , befo re iltt 11;f w efn,e haa withoutfololies: v e % n c vvve,nol:lr:, ~;,•, runusetnent of our Ee a aders, few r , T e4- 1 . boasting li i 3 ngPage h eld by tfoN \ I ' . r 1 . eiViAIBENAx tulati c to Ow iP:"' ll '): 0 . ~, I rhe extracts would, how ever, ho I '''' ''' ~'' gent ' it is sufficient to kay, 110 v/'114( , L, •„It:"' ~ )mas caterinr , Port n trqf, the illoni,ie 'v . ' . .4,iptii, I V d 4 ' • ttP to' ,1, e eStrUel 4)11 , 0f the Foolish Al"' ) 1 1,P 4 ." ' ~.: la • • . that a t h e most forEuwat, e 'CEO thit C 01.) getio 4 Ar in Y , Would be a iattotruphelikd ti'3t'L'fr'4 d" i' 111 I:eller:4 r —lhrlt the AOSlllan and itnsiian ' -5, l l ' , ,l ii ii tr ,,, i' , t i t w i lo t t t h ntillo:ettjy:iivvnnigl;:nt:ral rieeltairsetatilli:l°flf 1111::6;:-9'1 ' t t : : ' ; .iey i • 140 , he ,atow , 0 mY i" that l'AtortisPAßTs would hot b- in t, 'RI itish,'' a r t , 25,000 Fieneh against 40,000 ~ the . m the:a r m y. AsllseiNO/S4lifseClip:trb,ow:aoaasi Lutiliji:teirtiori3neacallsjcl,;:c:itlg:i:1111:1°1:11:::::1111:A te tfirl;rolis::'')l!s,lt'l:; . i Leiter, t , i style, nor poor General Oftotif.`f s lee t ' It he t..-pteises tl-a greate,:A 0. P'' :ll ' 3 '