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~`. Ioll7'Erl , L. ..- ... , w crntrY Or A rnsr ti . cu FR t UiCOUNT 11'1;.1.1„I14GTON - 10 Hi? EARL o r LividlrooL, FATED 2. LtO it ciao, 0cT.:27, 1 8 IU. rel . ° Ne'gft), Oct . 27. 1310, Lotzt),—Yo . w . Lordship has ben Opp; igerl.9l tOi,:surtri t‘i had been ..dopted to induce the i'i'hzOnarps 0i Pottagai to quo that Tart of thy i.,;.h.itry through i htt the rnenn , wai likely to or wt , ,, A, it` prob4ble would becotnd the sew of off . with them - their valtrible pmperty, and trkely thing which could tend tot!,e enemy's subsistence, or to facilitate his. pro- grq.s. 1 here is no doubt that these inhabitants , had sufficient knowF!dge,' front lot titer experience, of the treatment they would:receive from .t he enemy . and there is no instance of those of any town or villager having remained ) , or ob, then havitw, laded to remove what rnight be twin; to the enemy, when they had iuffietently early, intimation 91 the Widieg of Government or of myself, that they should abandon their honsas, : and: carry away , their' proprty. All those who are acipihited with the nature of military oraJ:itions, with their diTendenee upon the assistance, of tbesouniry to supply the wants.of the army, ilud particulaily to tho degree to which th e French armies depeil .th:s assistance, must be aware of the di,tresr which this system has oc casioried to the enemy ; and the Official and private letters which, have been intercepted are fillet with complaints ot its effeds, which_have been tepeat ed in the official papers publishedin the Alolliaar at Pgis. . It happened, unfortunately, that the Indian , torn harvest, which is the principal support of the inha. bitants of a large part GI -Portugal, Wati 011 the ground al the. moment,, of the enemy's invasion. This, of course, could not be carried off; awl where the enemy's troopti have be , n, they hove, wt usual, de. strayed what they could not conaine, and nothing remains. • • • • • 11, therefore, the result of the campaign should / be to obi*,ihe enemy to withdraw from ilortug4l; it is MLl , :it to be Anifrehen:ted initt the -grea tes t, distress will he felt i;i those di trios throngtOwhich the enemy's troops have passed ; which there are 09 nieens whatever in country of totievin, , Ilpon former occasiolis, th weal.tny inhabitants of Great Ifritain., and of London in t)atticolar, , have stepped forward to assist and ielier . e, the, distresses • of foreign nation , , who im:r,sulltring under the cola. rnittes ny Novittent.e, or by a cruel. and pdwertul enemy. `..1'1,1, receivcd the tie. nefit of the Cilaritabid di 9)l,osliioil 4)1 his ,pubjettS; and there never was case in WhiC , l,lll , :ir 2145 . 1ilattee was IC(/11:11'.::,1 in a greftter &wee, whether the suffering's of the people, or their titit to' the causes they have espooi,e;.l, ilb.l their aitaelitnent,to: Otis niesty's subjects, be considere*J. declare, that I itaVV 4C.11,:t ly known an instance in which any person in Pori ugat, t,or) of the loweitt order, has had communication with the enemy, in., • eunsisteitt with his thity it) his own SoVorei4o, or with the ortittrs he had ti, ed. I would, therefore, (cave to reroment.nd they unfortunaite portion,,of the inhabitants, whf, have suffered front rite enemy's mvasion, toy. , ur L o rd. ship's flotettiinti ; and I reipmst you to consider of th(tioniodeot recommendi , g them. to heutvolent 'of st,.i)jettii, at the o lo tt i eo t, which I hope may be not nir diotant, that the enemy may to under the tiec , .:ssity of evacuating the country. I have, &c. (Signed) WELLINGTON. Elttritel or a lietter iron Maroltal Lord Welling. too to I)on M. l'oteita Irotjaz, dated Oliveira de I:110Pa), Ntarcli 91. rbe first plot of this dispatch appt:irtql. iri the G,7 elte L u f Ia it Tait I.ltl t t,t lohlowillg" eAditjoll - it. ti t t contatneti'M tut! dilritch try the Poriugui.;rpe Regency 3 " Siru a my last dispatch' to , your Excellency, I have: receNed ktiets' troth Me4 l a ti d other petiom4 tvlative to c.t:l 4)f 13.1t):)j,,,,. (, OV ern°, tital phce bad yivittc h 0.14 t;it: ritil to the Spaoish ftlioiiter at %vat', ti t.: ha,l rn orifestr , lo, teitr of I,ineo - hoinz In &Inger ; Oro. tllw f ire of tt.e lotticsi •,+ ;ti' Well Sliirc. ) ltcll, t fi e balverim; cmin:m cll4:aly tAiL , 113(1 bt that vt!sy ci t ( . ),1 G to , lire sigoitiel to c;/.:,teGti. Lear.: tti,,t i: • 3,a,1 I), .11 :ie. q mpbte.,i I,citit ;hat , as 1 , 0 tiring till the evening, ititcl 61) the !wit, itv,,tC3Cl of the tith ;13 I hALI tiL1pf.0,,Q..1 4 Cot: p144.:e Llett. • .r :fly the fith tit`Ce.e or tio:, c,yitttimion it wfti thiit — the it,;l' of acrd the -141„.„;k, r unt, which.k the right Ltith'or the (ii s4oult.l be' doliv.cred t) my e iLo , „ Jon , 4 .. hot ctr,!l(.l occtlpy the ri.aid work,: Fr6lli this. article: only bo,coltuttett the' rit ion 411'0, ttiii ea , pholatihn wt,s draWO of i t io.t 13741j0z the ovrtiy niaclo trwverneiit 1-1.114, touNhed 04)10 , 4 1 Mayor; 4;v1,i0, , !if1111'011{,(i this tie ing refust:..l, to (veil the try rt4:lle fore it. A. V. , had be intrwi n e ef t .„Anto CUMpti , ~ , :1 thatizh th;: placv to ttOt of Stivetit littettgth, tinpe , it will 'u se !f t in tolieved by Marshal fleryslord. or y o ur Lsookacy has prolxibly seer) thosl,i Te . 1 1 4 1 J)ecree, Appointing Ntash-al iieisieres gov,rll4 l of the 'fitly of Sp:riri., which cum bends, besides', Castile, p r ovio ce ,, ,N o rth,,. The troops destined for this,Gertetaldo ou t /am a very etlicietit - corps, or lir ank reipett 01710, with the exteptiort of the Torperial Goads, ' , which there 1136 been fl rieldellineni j,r Soin 1 r sow ,. than a year; probably jn order to be ready to attend thelimperor, should he fiad it cor,venteut to yisktne reninsula„ "' WS° also) been irliormed, that Marshal 13es. sieres has assembled At Zainora “bout 7,nno then, p r i nc ipally of the Imperial Guards, and troops from tbe garrisons of Cattile." LtINDON Ptinted by Id L/1 ' Pt 1i)44 SUN _ . RIIVVATE CORRESPONDFNCF.— . . Ltsittis, MAaert 46, i fi i i.---1 7 or several vt . t.elts I have ht' en ~pre'% rue(',C , tnutticati , n, ant fly bo , itl, of an army, from send ingyoua line. By attending' in escort 01 French prisoners, I ono, tii.re t:oe I.t• triton Stare' my la,t, I can Only beet!' 4t:l.e. the principal opcirtiotis, ;,1,0 imagine you arcs a11e.44.3 , poi iii pos•cs:.iOli of p ,rti, cin,,i,, by iiinsr, I:itini.i..ci at I,i.il) , ;;tr, tor At .(I111 . ),i, It) i 1!...: hea a i of the 'cewitty and army, we Iti titielly h . vs: to wa:t the I..idion . ncount , i,' ‘o !.now Ow cnov:.ntents'of out o;ii•TOSti, ' At pr,-, , mi, Marsin.l ltere,sford's head-qoarte:-s is 4; 141+110) . 11 : . (:) , ti,r,..c to wards flinlajos . .' lie: has taken'about 7on rrisoie.rs, end some baggaPe ; 'awl trio i his Iola; and iic i6ty, ' tve hope far the re-capture of Bmq.,i, Wl:iiii I am, sorry t;) i; . iy his laden throngh cowardico or I:eL!uit'.. try. I bylieve the latter. " cord Wellitigtoo'stead , quarters is at Celorieo; his adtlatted tOwartl, Almeida. 11 is divisioos hate captured above three thooslid, some arrited, cold tits. rest proCeeding for this ilfwe : and I must sl y , I never sa‘v liner men titan they are general,!.. B;it .. , m . the rear. of a retreating ary are always the 5,..5t troops. General. ..;ilvei.ra and company hole be haved nobly, and, prived of iiiti:ine a.., , ii4tlece in turning Dilitssetio'&,'prNress .frotti Coimbra.' : His advance, under Oolovel-' Wilson, have been, on the alert, and every:other body ormeo. Silveira - hat taken some advanced baggage, ' and sent in a great number or pit , iotters. : Under all 'these riots of success, our hopes mmii high, and the ridding of the 'french 'froni Portugal' is confidently looked Alp: .to.. . . . . . - 'r . ollo accounts from, Cadiz-are flattering ; , the gallant attack arid battle of General Grattan), al . though accoMpaniecl.with a great loss, has panicked ihe French troops in the vicinity of Sevide, &c. and Cadiz seems secure for some time: A great portion of transports, and - softie men of ear, are preparing to sad for England, under these accumulated iuccesses, as being no longer wanted here.. -- • ' " Our markets have great supplies, yet we groan, under dearness ; and - poultry becomes like gold, scarcely procurable. ' . • “ Our tiOops'in sencral are healthy—our hospi tals thlory nrannedl :and. were 'the weainer 1, , s changeable, 'we 'should .be, inore t.ontented. ' This illornitti; at lice o'ch,ck we had is smart shock of an etirtliquAte, a:oda - nt - 4101 t have expeltcoe,•d !.iev, ral mere severe, .yet I thank Heaven, tit* hide Ef,g land, on:, whose green' sod' I hope 0;1.;t ? i n u r e t o tread; has' none of -those convulsions. , 4;Thus - littidi't.o this.day.' lon only add, that thelretich • also have lost part •ol' their attilloy,--- The heaviest they destroyed, • ' . , .. ‘f To fei/ert hack to the sudden movement of . the French: 1 bees bern tqr weeks in view of San,. tare 111, and saw to. la , ,t, with , pleasure,.. some in clqAtiotts of their abandoning .it. The first 1,1,• ;i ,, i setting tiro to one of i lie piiiicipal Convents in th e tipp e r town,' and part of the lower town i the VO-; home of sttioke was ttnmen-.e for three days.-0 11 the fourth m..rintis, some, inforinat:on to depenl on reached us, and the. btigle of attack rou,ed us t u i t y i nor pillows. Tlie haze" 01 . the wonting clean g up, we cold .;!;ILily' .perceive the out-sentinels were Inert : o) )Iraw, and proved (Mitt,' passive.— - In fact, a better managed retreat was ;tinier est!. med.. Not a vestige of 'a dollar's worth remained: 4 13eing ;It the .out-posts yttill the 14iit Dr“g64;cs and ist . Royals, I entered cltil them, and thiee miserable desertets, W ha 1111(1,1nd were, themselves, with one w.,'ill to mote, the only enemy to ,be found. , - , "'Such a scene of, hdrror, misery, and iesolation, scarce cover bahled: the eye of man!' S‘nol; hag ' I ittinsthe 'accumulated Inch of ntritiths—horses and :hUittan" , bedies, putrid to titiffuethii)o titally, caused to Many a vomiting. The - houses unburirt, with ,sett'e'e!)' a vestige at wood '- -doors, windows, cielings, rouk, burnt-and where, the sek had ex pired, thew. Lit to cl,cay. The number left was g-eat. Evets church dern, , lisliedu—tlie tombs opened 14:searching, alter hni:len plate —every altar-pitee Universally dostroyetind the e'filuvia;so offensive, ,as' to defy tt•,!Scribing ! In some gartien4,. tile, mi serable iieack, Viiidee;;yo.l, iittlek al) like ',scare- crows'—in siting wells, a body floating.'---Down • a precipice, to Which we were idiited by prospect to look, The:human:and the animal car- ricer', 'l'll',t):',led in dccay, repulsed our senses, and thittlderiii,;ly , vibrated 'the soot at the saVage, 'hor rible, di,d)olical Sethi of a' French army ! I must b er i.i 'll()tir i,;: - one' grand preaautiOtt. Tho haSpiiii W:l4 I..?,tiarited ilimediately train entrance; and, I p u tio-i;f o ,, O ct serious illness prc.ceetled from the abo rninabie situation. in W(iett :the French left' it. - .Frani Ihigi)lace,. ri short rest obtained, we rode'on, 'Aresr4 Sing hard' upon t hem,' 1.1 . 1 he goodness of our ea ttle, , ' ithl the aniMation of our . (ilea, who were tielighted laehase the runa ~ i./ayS. :Greater spirits, better 'clic 6pline, and more , order, never attendei an army .hair this. The Nene!), to confuse' ottr ?lam, had Itilarebel in three coluumii' froth * Santarttn. Two vtiete Ithibethmeli' fOlkokvd. But no . mode or means were sufficient to hrini; theu . l to . bAttle,,-. kirmi s hing wa s conti nu ed, 'gird pit,oners continu ally' sent' to' the rear, until we ' reaiched Pornb4, where ' gassett4, set ing'hittiself so closely rim,. halted ;' anc4 by position', kept us In check; wail :his' baggage had advarced . further lit security,-, We wen; all ready for attack, aticrwaitid for the fflorotogi . I,llt tite . French lrvlitely withdrew its , the night, und we compliMented theta with our altentiance: on the following' day. On the 'Cerra' river, .we had another lacing, bet, aftersome 'hird ,;tiring, ourDrligoons } ;;ot ,tci the. lea, acrid 1411 y. sur rendered ; nearly ' the whole regiment.: :These I had M . forward, and saw lit tle: more of fighting: . . " But to sae .the'Country.is to Vecii for the bor.,' roes of war,: Such horrid excesses , I never saw be tore I Every town, vill'a, , e, Or cottage destroyed, The growing , nursery ar,cl the wall groye, each 4Voclifd ..for destitiOtion sake, • The pot thit re tined the oil, lx —the M.: itwrpress hurtit, Cot' bUtning'S Sake--the grape-vines de!;troycg.l - • • , ttpl weeds—the forintoro uilbnrift, thrown, fro i n the, wilicluws, and with earriag , ii, like. nlft4: a b . . ) ,, fir , of, the 1106 e librartits stiewcd.over ffielttatl in r „ cm, }LA It IS, 01 No. 4. ›tiittztt.court, Low ;4:tett Y ard I or, No. It Str3oci, wLera iitiver:iSeMtkatS, Orderi 'f4 nut of paper; am noble , convent ; in asttec ; and the poor, unhappy, aged inhabllants, unable to hung around as ortorneortog wails--ten. or tkAcavc in a place "`l'o bL:ir !fie - farm of a tem de, was ti) tuted—t o tMm o an Mimi', to hz . , Otte cir cirtn;tatice is 'almost beyond, credcAilty to tie cum.. untie'd by Rattan hem4s M the heart at . Europe, in the 10th century' : A convent at elvvnti okrty4::'%olti two were e. ,, capii)g in a' boat ; tildrippily Werk..k too late, and overtaken' bear Vrat the P iests were one . shot and ono draw kied. One' ooy 0( the nuns was youlig ; she was instantly yin htek), as well as the te,t ; and the bent age of .05 - st:ils Ito delonee.against tnese say.iges.' TheSeiety ttt.tu t were,thus treated suecessivdy by nuirtberS, end cwtined until disease made 'them hi:Atl•iorne to the hell-hounds thernselvesl When a flag at truccin traduced thorn to us, the sight was roost shocking. Ivry one tried to comfort 'tbern ; and to the iiii mOrtal credit' of Commistary Aylmer, they were concluded ftom Valada, by water, with all rile coM fort and consolation that war and situation could pOs sl)ly, give. A thousand ,more like these.' could rot:taunt. No RgY.—no rank—no asyluM—no respect !In 000 convent 1 lottod three unfortunate fetualei, 70 or 8U years old. They were littrally 'naked as on eti: toting the ‘4>tirld, striving to conceal themselves cm softie ritAtes and straw:" EXTRACT OF A L . RTTER FROM 'oPruvro, MARCH. 25. " Last night wu received accounts from a 'Per son, wlio,had been with Lord Wellington ever since the enemy entered this country, .daled Head•qt:nrr- IL.rs, Forptiadoza, March 21, stating; ,that nur artery , made near 1000 prisoners, had taken front 2 to 3000 head.of cattle, and that on the f..!tst, in the morning, sev,ral prisoners were captured ; he adds, that the French were in a wretched state, and coat pleieiy worn clown with hunger and fatigue. to We have every reason torsuppose our adiraneed' guar entered Celerien on the 20th, at night, as the enemy quitted. Won the morning of that d'•ry: 'l'his place i4.a little to the right of T.rotello, on the road to Penhancas, Tic horrid, acts of barba rity committed by the French is be) oud description ; they, haVe binned , every town and vilage through 1.4..hc1i they passed; anti shot the fattier or husband MI6 dw - ed to defend their daughters or wives from th'eir' brutal lusts. Portugal has suffered beyond every thing, and %NT hope the example shewn by - the brave Portu. guese, will genre as a lestion to other niktions. i• Some Oople att,nipt what is 'impos , ible—to apOlkNize for the conduct of tfie Freneh. We h o p e N.‘o , n onots will send another army to share the fate of thin MasstisA.—Tt , e guns from Almeida hay,- been retno'...ed, and it it supped the etnemy rotht have been com'plettly out of Portugal on 'the 2.3 d, at night." CAMB/?/t)GE, 'l2. .The-following a.,....tra!erneu were an Sind iy last ordained by . tite Lord" Bi op of 'Britnul, in the Chapel of rriotiy College DEAcoNs.—Air: Bolbud, 1 1 !.1.A. of Trin. Coll. •M. Phillip Henry Doo6las,' 13..1. of Cornnl Christi. _ - John ClinUsen, F/ilow Of Trio. Col): Rev. John ilislkersloh, of nut. Coll. • :At an mem* of the Sr watts on Monday . latit, a letter was read froth the Chancellor, expr"csiing his Highness's acceptance of -the hnnourabiti . 011iCe canferNd.upon Wm by the Univershy.. Mr. William French, B.A. of Caies , Calege, and Mr. Fierily Grace, B.A. of PotnOroke-hall, hava been elected Fellows 01 the latter Society. Mr. .Ir.thn.Alty-, B.A. of Jesus , College, was on Saturday last elected a Fellow of that Society. A diipensalion has pas4edthOGivit-Seal;- 'enabling theltey. W. Cowling, M. A. Cti plain -to the Riot Hon. the Earl of Hardwicke ; to hOld the endowed vicarage of AlJury, in the-county of • Hertford, On the presentation the. nett'. llr. Bril,•TtoasuNr of St. Pau:is, with the rect o ry of •Wickett the county of Essex. ' " A digpensittion haa pissed the Gt . ( 2ai Sea!, empip.v . -• 'cling the Rev. E. M. Peek . , M.A. to•hoid.the tory of Cnveney cnnritslanear in rhe"liie' Li( Ely, to gt,ther with the consolidated Neiories of . 1.10u,010n and Wition in the . county'of Eionii'ngdon ; to the latter of which he was ininituted Satnrchirlast, , by ,}l6 Lord Bishop of Linc(iln, on tho presentation' of 'Mrs. Peek of The!Rev:Rohr. Napier, Ra;kes, WA. h as lately been collated, by the Lord BishopNop,vich, to the, vicarage of Gay ton, near Lynn, ,on the presentation. of his Lordship. The Rev." Joseph Pratt, B.A;late of Queen'sfeol lege, ha's been presented by tiptLnrd Bishop of Pe set borough, to the rectory of Pas'on, Narthampton. The Rev. Thomas Yeoman, M.A. or Pernhrtike. hail, has been presented tu the rectory of flurrilern in :Staffordshire. • • MINT AND MILITIA...—The mitirn of flit regular force (including 'foreign anti colonial 'corp.), 01, t o Ilia 251t1 of December, 18'10, is, Regulars, aZ home 73,96-2 man, abroad )37,e67--iotal k't •Militia . 84,300—General_ iota] 29:5,09. Total Recruits raised •by ordinary' recruiting in ,1807, 8, 9, and 10, -men enlisted !tor life 16,922, fur a h. inked period 25,905, boys for life 36'95, for a li tutted: period 6370—Genelni total -52,1192.—Num / ber.of casualtle in the Reguimr Army ley (Ii!a! hi, dischargea, and desertions -1807, 17,538 ; 1 808 . , 20,887 ;--.1809, 24,544 1--18 10, 21,291. Nu r-- . bur of men Who have ( - not:tide:l their seivice.s,from the Militia to the Regular Army, in' J 807, 8,9, and I'o, 63,865. --EifeCtive fitiengtli of 'Ai Otia, I. 4 'ebrully 1810, 84,4 ea.—Wattling to cott)!eit., 2,d83. . SPlai,:ty morning early an afarn)ing ,tire br,oke, out iu Oft: ['vet - nisei of a"biscuit 14,ikur, ill Jistro , !i A11i,.•) , near tree Uuck Glt,e, Dovtri - gd,..yllielt c:otirely ‘:o,n -s:Inii:11 the , whole plenlls;;;4 ; tAit.by the f illieiy :.13... sistizist! of the eogittei ft 9 : ,.: CO-• 1.0.5. k-yard, Wai. go , MICIVC NV it ilollt 4preatiiiig doy :an i4cr, bitihed t - tV Vi 1 L. E. I itt,M ti, Si' k IS' i'S, y q" Ott l'aper , Litttr; • ri .14 eiters rrom bsiug rorie3 thie 4 q , I !E,addic:g";ewatillyiel:l::;aptigieb.det:!;lllol)ll:u4Uliliit;.atin:lititeio";;, Ldt;t3l'l7t t ii•t: )..id° 1110 lustshince in which a Sc!riaa und rrninyy v , itlic;it tl,O eunNebt his Parliament. The filsr • l'eS to religious communities, tivit` tl,elorg CStaiei riitOthCr refers to, 3 1011g 1 'iyiih ,000 itcket9, for the sail= of 1434 c#an iyne:l;. a!q.l•t he imposi.'s a tux ~t I rs's c'u t • Thu 14st extleineii " c p '' WCutS. mental to commerce, 114 . )(filo() prewnleti' a teinon.itiJn:;l! ti ' the f Foreign ikallits- against it; tip! anitva Co q fl " ::e).ved Ica no beees that it vinulki Ipt repealed. ~.. On ..catorday momingillAisßti, ItiltSe. Lady of R al P ll PC11134 i "1. (it tiert)3ll/.0.1.0f, RlA3Seil.bqUO• Oh ~i i 1 -", u4/ !, l l * ,ret ,-,ro,vt , .) morning, at pis Lotthlop's nowt • vi ~.. 1:::::::,iisiS;,'IllIt'-;"t-1:ric-ri—d:ta'rqyclr-a,s-tt,le Right lion, Lody linAnl o • ' t Ml' lite sang morning , ' the Lady f C W ToYo r • ..-' ' Esti n. a fL:,, - . auoter. ...._ _ . 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