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t MAILS. I..hrt—t Cadiz, Guernsey, I lersen 2 Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS THAS nit? ar TWRLVIC O'CLOCK. Ctms. for Opening . 6 4k I Red. Ann. 62,i 63 TII E S - 13 N. itt)LEM t f ALSUId AtJDEAT I,ONDON. WEDNESDAY, lIKCIDIBER IS, 1811. Aloniteurs and other Paris 'Papers reached town last night, of the t tth and I2th instant. We have i , xtratied froM them an, official report of the pro- c'2o'dings before Valencia, and of GIRARD'S defeat ; and one of i hose general .views of the state s of affairs in the - with 'which the French a now and then faVour us. It is gratifying to learn, from: the enemy's own account, that up to the 18th ult. no, impression had been made upon . the City of Valencia. The surprise of GIRARD is 'allowed to have been most complete, and his excess of confi dence and presumption is Severely censure:). A fur ther inquiry, and a severe example are threatened ; but it is not mentioned in these Papers that GI I LARD had dean -eyed himself. It may easily, however, be nna,,ined, th4t this severe censure and threat, with their certain consequences before his eyes,. 'would drive him to desperation. The .nrinner in which the §panish troops are defeated and dispersedby the French upon paper may be correaly estimated from thc ciicumstances attending the defept of - Gittaitn. Sout..T, in his letter of the 26th of *o6loher, de scrib,!d the,defeat and dispersion of Onsrawps' army, iv hien ,two clays afterwards junied in the destruction of GIItARD'-;3'.,tiorps Gefieral . GutArror ou the d,►y After his return to Seville. ./V report from t.,OIIIICDORSILNVE announces the .capture of Gijou and Oviedo. WO 'are sorry to t eat n that no account has heel) received at the East India [louse of the arrival of the :ligric Els! Indianan at Portsmouth. She toiled truin the Downs On the I ith inst. The loss of this ship is the Moro AU by lamented, as it W.t3 conveying flout, grain,t &c. &C. to St.. He knit, of which .that -Wand. was .in great want.— Tile'TieiS W 35 unfortunately s(randetl two months ago, near Margate, otlier*ise it would have been cooFiilerably in its way for the relief' of that Wind. Captain .M'DowAt.; the Commander, was 'a young man, but a very able and experienced seaman, and a truly respectable chargier in private life. Is ix , as not to be expeded that we should repel the charge brought against ,Nlinisters, by the Oppo sition Writeri, (1 a , disposition .to conceal disasters which to:sy happen to us in the progress of the war, and accordingly, the Morning . Chronicle has today behtoWed a little attention 't what was said in the Sun of lust night upon this subject. But the writer is unfortunate in at:cubing us of confirming- his I w - hen, in referring to the entrance of the r French intavOviedo, an cyclic 'communicated to the Pottuiuese Goyeroment, the said r writer intimates = that his Lordship, no doubt, coinmuni eated it also tolris own. The ftr& of the entrance of.the Fiench into Oviedo, was not likely tb be con tealcd so 'welf,as Mr.. Bays's iamy_wasat at. 'bridge ; nor ‘Vas:ihere anyliecessityfor Miui.ters to dilate on .soch an. event, %kith as much zeal as the,' Opposition 'W liters are likely to do , on such occasions. In justi.e to Wein it must be said, that they certainly do uct deserve to have the 'charge retorted on- them of 'a disposition to cottA al disasters that may happen to Great Britain, or' its Allies. .Oa the contrary, they'are at all limes very ready to remove the hopes which sanguine patrioti Might be apt to entertain, when- aeenunts of un fortunate events may arrive, that they may not be so onf,tvqurable ' as tliey may rt fiist appear, by describing them .in such a manner to give full cause for the exercise of national tortitude and 're ' signation to . iiforeseen &wailers, and, on.sorne oC caiiOns, even to give a more eaggerated'colouring, in order to call those virtues into . au exertion ~.more honourable to Our chars ter as a people. We are happy to find,_ that the PICINC9 REGENT,- though still' con fi ned; is . - in 'a fair way of very soon wing restored to ht-altlf. The confinement to bed for so many.. nights and:diyo, from the severe injury to hi s foot, had hronghtlon a disorder of the stomach, and his Royal Higlineislias also, had sevele spasms his rigt.i bahri and arm'. 'Since his arrival in town, he has been attended daily by Sir \V. FARQUEIAII i Sir H. HALroan,. and Dr. 84AN13. YeNterday morning the Duke of YORK transaaed, bo , ,iness with the PittNer RIOENT for a considerable time. Private letters, received.yesterday from the Baltic, represent the_ Swedes and Darius ti be in a state of - open warfare. .Scatcely a day pas ens, is %aid, on which some, engage,ment at sea dues not take place ween their respettive et uizers. • The Dines V 611• liilUe the praaice 'of ;Pocking s we di s i, vt , sse k wherever they meet then), whfolt, 01 course, the ro6iti :ma most fretioently'with Success, NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH DEfil I 0. 7 1,--ArriV(;,(.l the ship St. George, J1)11 *le nt•t g i plaster, yarn Quebt c, with a Cargo Consistink'or timber and deals futltis Majesty's dock-yard at thi4 port. Cdpiain MAINE, and pact of thecrew of the ship Aintrica, arrived here in the St; George, which vessel, during a very heavy gale of ,w:ind, parted her.cables, and was driven ashore in the Gulph of St. Lawrence, where she soon became a wreck. Otte of the crow, named FERRIS,, unfortunately drowned, and another, the catpen.er, nalltO NELSON, died on board; a short time previous to her going ashore; his. death, it is supposed, was occasioned by exces sive fatigue. The gale continued with great vio lence for aboUt twenty-six how's, when it began 19 abate. The America aS'abOtlt 46u tons buttlien, and 15 years old. She sailed from hence, some time . since,- for Quebec, to load a cargO of timber for . one of his Majesty's yards,. and was on her homeward passage. - It is said part. ,of the 'cargo was saved. She belon;ed to this port. Arrived „the . Prince of 4-Jules transport .belonging to this port, from Portsmouth ; a detachment of the th regiment of . Foot, is . expelled 'to .at rive here to-morrow, from liirry Head, and will enibar4 on ,board her for Gibraltar ; also arrived a few trat4- ports from the eastward. The Princess Charlotte frigate, Captain Tout N, takes convoy to Curet - Ina, and .will 5441 Wedues day next ; and . the Semiramis fri,ote, Captain RICHARDSON,. C rk, and will bail on the same day, provided the wind proves fmoutable. Sailed ihe'figre.man nt war to join the squadron n Basque Roadb; anent the Mornbig Slur cartel, be• longing to this port, LAVIS, nitter, for MoriaiZ, lt Lord CLANWI LEA AM,W hu erpOr ked from hence'. The Union cartel, belonging to this port, \VELLA, master, is expected to sail from hence to-morrow morning, for Morlaix, with a iew pis i sengers, among whom is Mr. SAMUEL SNOW, an American gentle- Man, who is the bearer of dispatches for Mr, tlitt tow, the American Charge d'Affaires at Pais.— .Mr. SNOW at-lived here this morning froin London. Ai rut ed the ibmizon hive from u cruize off the coast of France. Put in here this d:ty, by contrary winds, the schooner :ddveniupe, SIIAIWEN, master, front Lon.: don,,bound to Oporto. . S.nletl - the Venus, SCOTT, for Liverpool, under, v aramine. 1).,96, , BELLAMY Was this day eleolecl, Mayor of t for the ensuing year. PORTSMOU'IIi. Duc. h.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Violet from Guernsey ; and the Spitfire at Spit. bean, from St. Helen's ; ako arrived- the Titus 'and Itichard, two West Indiameu, from Janitlica. DEAL, DEC. 17.—rArriled,. and. sailed for then River the llrrllic, from St. Mar. ) :'i ; the Oilliatit, from Martinique ;• and this Pa/425, from North -Ametica. Put back the Nereus and 41tion. :Came down iron* the' six sail of Wost In dia'ibt . :ll, and remain. ,YARMOUTH, DEC. 4 17. —Arrived yesterday h. e Flamer gutt-brig from Sheerness. - Sailed his Majesty's ship Regutus for the Nhre, having received too much datnlge, whilst on shore off this port, to render it sate to pioceed to, Leith with the 300 French prigoners she has on board. ,Sailed to.dAy the Flamerdun-brig, and a convoy, for Heligoiand. Arrived La Brave privateer, of Dunkirk, movnt sixteen guns (two of which she threw overboard), and sixty men ; thirteen of her crew escaped in a boat; she was taken at anchor', oil the Teicel, by the Deiiree frigate, Capt. fAittauttAa. CORK, Dec. 10.--We regret to cornMunieato the return to, this port, on Suinday morning, of the West India fleet, which oiled from rave •On (We st h nst. under convoy of the Brisk %loop of war atirl gun-hrii. The wt rong sow h. west gales. of wind, w (itch Prevailed ! since their- departUre, compelled them to put Pack. His I‘ . l:jesty'S ship 'Endymion, Capt. Sir W. BOLTON, arrived in. this harbour on Sunday laba, fr,,m Loughswilly, having etcperieneed a series of very severe weather on her,passage. NAVAL APP9INTICIINTS.-.-CRPt. W. Bedford, to the Nil:we'd Wales; Capt. Tudor Tucker,. pia tooted to the Post rabic, and to retain the command of the Cherub; Capt. Aherdour, to the Moroi; Capt. Halliday, to the Ferret; .Caps. W. Haydi'n, acing, to the Crane ; Capt. J. Eveleigh, to the Jas per; Capt. W. Shepheard, to the Comet'; Captain Muddle, to the r Columbine ; Lieutenants,P. Len •trox, to the Courageort ; A. M'bonaid, tOthe War rior ; Q. Turner, to the Diana ; J. T. Jeans and John Macevin, Slider . ; Lieut. Richardson, Cadmus, Lieut. Arthur - Stow is promoted to the rank of a Commander, and to command the OtilithilOup6; Mr. T. Berry, lobe Purser of the Minotaur;, mr. Gill, to be Purser of the Mosquito ; Mr. R. Mild, to be Purser of the Ned Ely in Capt. Price, of the Sabini!, and Capt. Hamilton of the Onyx, are pro, tnOted to the rank of Post Captains ; L cut Squire is promoted to the rank of Cominander, and. - appointed tp the Onyx'; J. Smith,, tcr,,tbe Castilian ; Lieuts. toncy, to the Spider; Boulderson, to the Volcano, FRENCII PAPERS. OPFICIAL INTELIAGENeF FROM TIM imrt- MAL ARMIES IN SPAIN. IitWORT OF MAUSIIAL. SLICIMS TO THE PlittCE NEdirCHATP.L. AND WAOltil►l. Head-quarters, M urktivdro, Nov. 6, MONSEIGNEUR, I did not d lay profiting by the' - athiantageti whlch the yOlory :of Sagtniturn, and tt.e capture of her he)..l out to me. In the itilelllluil',ol dosing,: upon the city of Valencia, I ordered :ny troops to march. Hubert's divi,;imi made i selt master of the subtob called Serano, and establishtAd itself there,,- o.lr posts are b.tore the 16, et de pont: J. 41unekli7 met) , threw up works in earth, and intreochmeuts, to press the town more closely. I am about to Oc: , , copy the Grao, the only debuudyl of the city on the, coast. l'alumbi;io's and Jonc,rrs division forru,tl,e second line, I 1)0e the honour to report 10 . your Highness, that the insurgt.n.s of CataOnia lie Vtilg assembled in. the small town of Halaguer a battalion of .eight hun dred men, destined to oislurb the plain of I,er,da, General Ilenriud, Goveroor of that sent out apinst them a detactimeni of 400 men, of the 14th regiment (if • the line, and 33 dragoon , , under ate ordei, of . the brave Captam Lecompte. The town of Bal‘iguer was suiprisek On the hof Ot-to. bar; at day-breiik, the enerny 'Were fling i t haste by a gate which wag ,watched by our dragoors ; they were imincdimely charged with tory, and part of them thrown into ditches, wheren nutnlier weic drowned. The: in having come up, completed :he de,truNion of this band, which' had 'tefLtad to 13y down its arms. Six hundred men were killed ; the rest taken or drowned., . 1 .aftl, &C: Tlie' Count SUCHET. Accounts from ,Valencia of the iath of ,Novem ber alillollllLe, that two strong redounts have been conipuiled and rtrionted with artillery, on' the icit bank of the, Guadalaitiar, against the front of the city. The Capuchin Conient has been embattled and placed in a state of defence: • A third redoubt is begun upon the Promenade of Gran. The ene my will occupied the Con Vent of Pio (uinto on the IJ.It of the river, Gon. received ordeis to. dig a [Tilly; in which he completely succezded the Coment was attacked by three comp,anics, which took post tffere, offer having made the gar rison prisoners. The Ettgli.th Consul, Tupper, cir culates money with profusion, and the most take and ridicutohs news; to keep,up the spirits of the tiChappy Valencians. Great part of the park of besieging artiaery is arrited. On the'iBih of No. cember we reckoned iiixty pieces 01 , cannon; ,alid tinny : thousand balls. The convoys are following them. At the head of the gatris6n of .the city ate .two regiments of tnonks, -consisting three thousand men. 'CaTaLtitar,t..-.—General Maurice Goi er nor. of Barkel4.ma, in the night of ihe 121 h of No veinbt:r,' made an excursion-t6wattlsM.n.dro, the ur-, dinar) , 'retredt of the bAnd s of ,Cat alonia. He sor., d ;hrl,, at tour in the. inoin•ng. A great ruin eirint, and a magazine of'provisions and cloth ing, were there destroyed. About .raid-day the enemy collected all his force to attack him. A bat talion of the I ath light infantry . Was sufficient to re pel tl.e n to a distance, alter having taken one tenant-Colonel, and abotie fifty men, and killed and wounded a greater number,. • e ; r The English squadron, dur,ina the whole aftian; kept up a terrible fire, which had no other etfect but that of killing.sig inhabitants of Mataro. General becaen has caused,stratig batteries to be erected on the' coast opposite the Isle of Medas, where the English had be gun to throw up entrench to uta for 'the purpose . of protecting the coasting trade. H , is fire was opened on-the 6th at Novem ber,: !torn that moment it w.ts, no longer possible 'for the 'English squadro n to approach the isle, the orison of which, composed ofSpa.zish recrnits, to little themselves in holes. Many of Iliete unfortunate ere3tures have escaped in boats, and intrendered themsehres at our posts. REPORTS FROM TtIR MARSHAL DUKR OF DALMATIA. TO THE rntricE OF NEUFCHATEL. ( lle2thquhrters, Sevilla, 00. 26, MONSEIdNEUR, . I had the hotruur,to inform your. Highness o( the movement which (general- Girard had made - upon . Caceres . ; and of - the object which he had in view: he has perfectly succeeded. His presence occasion- ed" the hiciersiou or ail corps, which the.insurgent General .010.11110 S was endeavouring to organize : More than halt of the otticers.and soldiers of this yorPi have been dispersed or tnken ; part of them have• returned to their homes. Castanos himself has been obliged to seek safety in Portugal. .I'ite Chief of ilattalion Brondel had a skirmish in the mountains in front of XereS 'de les Caballerbi. Fie there 4nronniered several Portuguese detachments ‘ ; he dispersed them, atter killing about' too men,-and wounding a greater nurnber ; he has returned with a convoy of be e ral hundred cattle taken froM'the enemy., (Signed) The Marhhal Duke of DALNIATI‘, SECOND LETTER. Hoad.quarters, Seville,; Nay. 2, 'Bl4 MoNSP.xoNELYa, The' event . hick General Count cl'Erlon,' • cow manding the 6111 corps, has communicated to inc in - his reports - of the trBth, 29th, and 30th of Oc- Obey, is so disgraceful,' that r knew not how to quality it. General. Girard, after dispersing the kanishoorps' of Cotanos, had pushed on as far 'as elteres, Where he was on the 13th. He had orders to re , ;.. pair to Merida by the 22d he, IrOwevi:r, thought proper to remain at Caceres till the 25th, whence, he set out ,to sleep on the 27th, at Arroyo de, Molinos. His headquarters were in that vii loge, as well as those of the Duke of Atern-. berg, conintanding•the light cavalry; they went to rest without placing any out-posts, or fixing any. advanced guard, though Get at Girard :pre viously knew that the English diVision of Gene r;+l Hill was manoeuvring on the frontier. Seve ral officers of .the tinkers had acquainted him that the enemy was approaching in force : his blindness and piesumptiOn were so great,. that on the evening of the 27th, the enemy wall already half a league front the town without, his having any knowled4e. . of it. . On the it.th,.the &St brigade, conm andN by General Iymond, was already on its march, and advanced more than a le:igue and a ball, when Ge neral Hilt arrived with his tro o p s, at . the very I"'ig ings 'a General Oirard,- without a Musket being, fired.' A batiati , m of the 34th, and one of the 400), vette' iii the town,' with thrre pieces of light altlilery, .and were thus surprii , ed: tt . loy4l- 1 the iegqifiae—eriffert otrcera. r hese brave w . ,l, hti3Oet‘er, ink to their .artna, rallied with ra:. dity, and, penetrating through the enetny, ni,irci ed,towards the rtiountkiins, but not toCkout top, The Puke •01 At'emberv. Colonel .0 the c7th leg,;- .-. metii, , ts....Offieets, o: s lam ; two were Chiefs rat ' Batt.ffallon, with 400 SOILI,aS and three cannon, wrrz: taken. by lin , ecetny. , . . General -Girard pained the inoUrnains wi'h the half of his., wo battalions, but) horse, and the. eaglet of the • two' battalions. . The rest of ibe dims oil, commanded by General Retnond , which had set out .•an hour before, dav-bie..l:, rirrived at NlVridat With. °tit 4 12 9/ 11 )g beard of the matter. Getlelal iiirL'i at the head of the 20th, had advanced rapidly upon 1 14 elietny, at the; comme nt elnent 01 the affair, and q • sttveral charges, lie assi4ted in disengiigiog.o.e 11000; kit his hol‘se having been liii:ed under bum by a b3lii he was taken. General Girard bad with !situ snip,: select troop:,' and he has disgracefully perffilif d . Waits -If to be surprised through eXeCtiS Of prHoitir lion a c crud of onti:lence. At the moment whet I.,;('' wax in dAteger, no guard kid been posted: the °."! liter:; and suld;ers wefe in the houses, 3 ' l i t. 13 P cl ; found yeace. I have °R ioted an ing•iiry, and severe examine. , As soon as Own( n'Erlon - disagreeable event, tie advanced upon Merida,wlit,l4, . , the English had already arrived ; but they cock" , c 4. !Peat: 1)1'1,6a ° ll his appro9ch. .Vtei diis o lp q v metal, the English re•cntered Vollugni, toll 1). • was infoinied of ail: the cttit . it (5"0(21) The 11'1 trituil'Doke of DA.I:SIATIA. AcCiluMti of 0 -000 ititantry, anti 500 Ilerse, frog • the; il : 1 army of the insurgents in I\lolo3, attached on of 4 1 st °I- 9 company of the ,tt3rl of the line, :4(1 iiity gc7l,us. Tito enemy m thccuvred in Ortlei lo :rot roontl October, the . po,t of littege.r, consisting .1" dFllt.7‘htnent, and cut ~tr it; yetietit toll:0 4.11 cteipi; ros.ed , , , Sou• d ', ." 1 t)."- 111.1t).1,) ire It the CII't:1 or. :_ i 3 ton, t..enourit, limed hi.. ~,,..tii;c:res fur clog' in,g the enetnyso well, that the Spantartls'..t.cot'c''''' P i le! ly routed, ;qui 0: - 1 bei 1 flight afxorlOued:PlTH"'' ;tW 2uo .wottird.:rti. 01) I lie i4lll of Globe:, ilte; colittpirs iinder th 3 orders of Generals 604''''"'). 113 - ro;s,r, and s'•:ruell...', aseinbled mar the.pub.tiou oi S t i ,%0.:•th„ vvilich 13 ,Jl.l4teros had t.H.::Lipieci tor '' . : er i t i. , (10 Y 4 %i'itit his, d:visioh.' Disirositinns w . tr e • i"'` ' `e .7 induce liiilt to fight-.; but dialing the. iiiipt I'd o" coated tbe like, .and retired ifi baste, within V 4 own lint's.; ihirikii.:g iii,-ri.le od:,, in ~,f-. ilod'r '.. l(' ) :11 , cannon Of Gibraltar, where: ihe alo.io ' A,t)''. Ipediately -spread. Goaciral Gratirloi ininntdiaiet, c 3115,.! S. Itocb;find the entreriched carpi, Cu ir''' C' cupicrl. l'ile poshion of B.lll3sicros l'.*'''''' 1" more elitic:ll. because the English li,rd retose.l to nut 1 2 1111 into ifie73itiess ; but ho \vis -06 3 t'ii'' t , ' W here he rxtts backed by thc reck,•and run.l?r th e 1.1"' of do: citadel: Having occopira St, it,,,,,,, for sow ,: days,' Gerier.l OOdinot reiurried tr, Seville. The ditli os arrival, being tormente d tr y alt e r l a tier vow in tts,. k, to \‘ hi ch be was subj he s ea, hw. himself i:%t'ill' was a .OraVe 11130, faith' tut,. anti of . distinguishe d merit, on W h o m . ev cr Y hii sentineD musket. He thing seemed to smile. . . REPORT 0F.T1113 MARSHAL Dtlli.r, or DALMATIA 1‘) • ... :,,, Til* Plt.lN'oE OP IslatjUgliATa. 1 , • , Sevitte, ocr. 2 1 , tu !" . if ; f 0 ;19 4.ltOtisEtgritatia,;-1. have the honour • to„'" ~,oi your, Highness of the unfortunate end o f the W`_'itts of DwiAion Godinot.' He Arrived yesterday cleTrani; at §eville, with the troops winch I had rectigel, i,j, the niountains of 'Bond.' ; he was extremtlY l''''A:-'1 4nd.sufiertng uhder an old nervous coruitl:tio';`.?l)'' 1 into i often-endangered his lite; and plunged litt ti ~ 11 . .glqo4by Melancholy. He went so re9t, O il `11 ; his rival. . At five in the; morning, he came ° ' ' ' t , 1 04 chamber, took the mu.ket 01 a soldier wi tt) - v tie, sentry and retired without being obsetve'l'uotis loaded the musket himself, and blew: hi , ' ~ 0.l out. His domestic erftered a moinent ;If te , so 4 tound him stretched on the floor : the telwit . ti7TrCleletYsililiecaitrlde:iias been attestedt by 0 'itrif:/:.1. pi oce s co d, General Godinot was generally . loved an d elte•eve of 1 1:1.01 , 17.,} p linsr tic . sliarty avaclied to hint. N o P V II ;0 0 health being impad by tho fly htn'tfc°olo be ascribed , to hit`,, except ""'tl,/it. paroxysms Which he frequently experienllt be s had observed, in 'rather a familiar tod', I . ' i ; 0; :: ) 011 1 1 i :1 : 1) c : '.lll ta gi a will hbilisnsheolrfsense,armaa'ikseeind: 19 liis P°lllp 114 ‘lii'. and prescribes in what miaelgiancelre'ilitic's is)o'lsild:bill°llbl:l,,e;')tlf, educated. All these circumstances inlluce , s ., dJ yi that, h , e had long resolved •to cut short 41" . bowl(' his stitTerings continue. A'il' (Signed) The Nlorsh3l Duke o f PAL''' ..........z. RiPORTS FROM GSNERA---1, POR:4"1"' C"lgAtl/41-11C: ri o_idt_re in irik 2 114 ARMY 01? TH E l':".111(jr 6°1.1 IN Cil ' " TU THE FRIN'CiI OF NtiLIFCHATiiI, ' . . I‘laNselGlktiU It 2Gfr:lo-eqrto44lrießr:;;lll',.l3ltiladd:OLO. °:.f,i'll.':;110.°11" Ciudad r Rodrigo, 'on the !bat, went QUI or 11 „ 1° ,, c til I re . o with lour horse chassenrA, in order 1 ° ''';, t o of Fupe-ntisconGuninpotaidee.,.sniittibelewtibgralobrit:f);:),Tgo°,:::vlo3,4, to: .. a advance O league and an half from 11'1 0 r t i, jeli heti a erittadr6n of tile bond of Don ,Julian, '''';o3, ‘V t 3 roaming in the environs, threw it - f'o lf u ,P a i n a C i He attempted in vain to defend biinset,; '', F edi taken with three of his people' the fourth elo,ol, doubtless, re-entered the' town. Your Highne9:oie feel a ditficults, to conceive s uch ' roc v ... prudence on the part of General Ileyoood, P a l 1 ) : , i lady after the reiterated Orohibitions whi°b„;ol.sl (Pade t o him, not In Take atty hazardous 0,c,::(j% Ito t*Pecially in' person, since he was pruvi",-1:. 7`;'); heceissary. 1 immediately orde c' t tl ,r o t i 7 ol t '' dad°„Brigade,„ Barrie, to take the cotrunarn:,,,i coil' , ,__, ."°(lrig; he has set out V4lll ft ,CVllsos' uclitißed ior,lhat place., Sr, (Signed) Count 1)(061/ SECOND LETTER. Head. Quartcrs t Leon; Not. 9f NIONSIE "NEvRI bad die !wool; of Of ° "