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SI ANis,

ADI'IC ES FROM THE
It is not doubted here
intercepted a Courier,
for Marrlial 4iewsiereN ;
he brought that of a reit,
arrive shortly. Our skilful
to receive it with his brave
ciplined and warlike
added to the troops front
immediately join him,
part which become., it.
my, and compel him
he occupies, if rather
feat him. The most Serene
door (or Junta) of
watches for the public t
itself with the forces which
of the french Eagles,
them, by creating an
of 18,000 men.—(Cortninn

The Government continues

ble intelligence, that

a my is still in possession

off eel's and useu, who
molable action by whi
with the greatest ardour
publish this for the
more complete detail'
(Corarma Diary, Oct.
(From the Tekgrapho
Coninsta,Oct.

We learn with grief
culated, that 14,000
iodide themselves masters

happy to be aisle to
rtport is vothoot foundation,

the fourth division still

Bilboa is certainly
who, it is said, entered
Nei has the coutdland.
retired with all his troops

der, taking a poJitio:t

reioforccments wititoui

A German has arrised
he had concealed himself
that he might find
Spain. He reperts,
place are extreme!,

arrival of the Spaniards
No person there dare
as all who offend in that manner are puniihed a ith
severil.v.
ECEA DE I.oi CARALLERAS, SEPT. 15.
We learn that Joseph Bonaparte it at Mirends
de Ebro, and his army is encamped on the teat.k*
of the Ebro. hi Estella they have Sown; and at
ten leagues from hence 4000. Our look-ont partici
in this neighbourhood observe whatever their ad-
vanced post., are doing; we ch.° learn that the
French are fortifying Bayonne with all expedition.
—(Corunna Telegraph, Oct. 5.)
DETAILS OF THE OPERATIONS Or OUR /RN,,
TRANSUITTLU TO THE MOST SERENE JUNTA, EY
His RICELLF.NCY DON JOAQUIM SLAKE, COM-
NANDER-IN-CHIEF, &C. &C.

„MOST EXOOLLENT SENIOI3-1 have the ho..
nour of informing your Excellencies of the siiiitiar
proofs of vnlour which the troops under my lam-
mend have evinced in the re-capture of the city of
Bilboa, which achievement would have been most
complete, if the inadvertency of some of our ad-
vanced poste, who, the preceding night, fired open
the enemy, bad not given them an opportunity of
knowing the position of our troops, at the moment
when they were must ignorant of it, believing us
to be many leagues distant. Aware thus of onr
arrival, they took a 'different determination, and it
followed that they were not all made prisoners, as
undoubtedly would otherwise have been the ease.
” At half-past three, in the morning of the 20th,
Brigadier Don Manuel Fabio set out with the van-
guard, consisting of two companies of the Regis
anent of Babastm, the tirailleurs of Toledo and
the Prince, the 2d battalion of grenadiers of the
army, two of Toledo, and the Regiment of Ulm,
to cut off the retreat of the enemy at the new
bridge (a point necessary for the passage) but at
short distance. The enemy commenced firing,
who having crossed the River, possessed thetnselves
of the avenues. Notwithstanding this, he continued
his march, forbidding the troops to fire, and Ida-
honed himself behind it house. Whilst these move-
ments were executing, the day begun to brcuk, end
after forming ea betaille, the regiment of Logo
to support hi, flunk, he charged upon the enemy,
who, from various points, commenced firing, re-
(lncite!: the action to a were mminta.is arftre.
In the menu time I ordered the rat of my troops
to advance, which wits the first battalion of grena-
diers of the line, three companies of tirailleurs of
Arragon, and the second of the Prince, leaving two
companies of the thud battalion of the lest corps

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SII PAPE.RS. .
111 AEMT OF GALLTeI.i. s
ere that our advanced posh
, who came from Boy tttttt ei
; among other intehigence„ "...
reinforcement which was to
kalif( General was prepariug •
brave artillery, and lint ill'-
s lhfuntry ; • force which,
from the North. which will
, is co epee, t to sustain the
~ and even t i press the Cor-
a to abandon the situation
to it does not entirely d....
Serene and Faithful hiit,..
Gallicia, which incessantly
Lie becority, does not content i
which already are the terror
es, but treats of tusgmenti,3Bl;
army of reserve, composed
?rattan Telegraph, of Oct. 4.)
coptgttr4, OCT. 4. 1
-ontinues to receive the agree-
it the fourth division of our
ssiou oT Dillies, and that Loth
3o were engaged in the roe-
hieh it was regained, behaved
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odour and eiithtisiiism. We
1
satisfaction of the public, till
ids can be communicated.
t. 4.)
pho Politico y Literario dt hi
•anna,Oct. 4).
rief that a report has been rif-
t) French have a beyond time
musters of Bilboa. We are .
inform the politic, that that
Hind:dims, a+ it is certain that
till occupit a BIHICS..
COM: N NA, OCT. 6.
ly in the hands of the Freud',
:red it 32,000 stroug. General
od. The Marquis de Purtazzo
troops and artillery iu g e d °l-
ion which (Ambles Idiot to wait
hoot titolebtaion.
rived here from Ilayttnue. i:lieie
iiinself for six weeks, in order
:1 an opportunity to pass into
I, that all the inhabitants of that
ly disgusted, and only wait the
Muds to discover themselves.
re speak on the ;dillies of Spans,
that manner are puairhed uith

on a height. I ordered also, that four companies
of Barbastra and the tirailleurs should proceed to
the vanguard, reconisoitra,the ground on the right,
the left, and the centre ; but observing the atbsek
was well inaintaiuol an all points, I determined

that the coanisauies of Barbuteo. u well as the

grenadiers, should support the vanguard.
" The resistance of the enemy was most obsti-
nate, but ufter 3 hours and u half hiring, in which
they lust from 350 to 400 men in killed, wounded,
aid prisoners, they were obliged to retire precipi-
tately, leaving on the field of battle, knaptseks,
fusils, and cue ammunition waggon. Part of the
regiment of &theism, with the Colonel at its head,
and the tirailleurs, parsed the stone bridge, throw-
ing themselves with the bayonet upon those who
retnaiursl firing in the pinches of the square, mid
effected their total flight, while, on. the other hand,
they ware followed and harassed hi their retreat.
In consequence of this, I proceeded to take power-
shim of Bilboa, which, without suffering any thing,
was winless of the action, and caused to revive in
its inhabitants an isiexpritissible joy and satisfsction,

at seeiiig themselves free from the hard and cruel
oppressions under which they had lived during the
infamous dominion of the French. 1 cannot do
less than recomitivisd to you the Brigadier Dou
Manuel Filbio, valour and military
talents. has rendered Inuivelf so is orthy ofthe highe4

conoiderittiou. t recommend albo the and Chiefr

of the corps, who by their bravery and military ardour
have eminently distinguished themselves, the Ail-
jutatit-Generalii, Dun Fiaileisco Loosed°, Duel Jo-
seph Castilun, &e. ; and, in general, all Owl
Officenr and troops under my-command, for has*
given constant and repeated proofs of a vidour,
which makes them wildly of the greatest eulogy.
--I hope that your Excellency will communicate
this to the Supr•nne Junta of Gallieia, for its wean
satisfaction, and that of these brave soldiers. May
Cod preserve your Excellency many years.
" THE MAIVZLIS DE POILTAZZO.

" Bilbao, Sept.2l.
" To ►ie Esc.iieoey General Male."
(Frogs The t'orunito Diary, Oclo..ver 3.)
pissum, t.EPT.
The 15tb instatitwas the day fixed upoii fur the
ee.E.:uution of this uapital, by the Freoel4 mid the

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entry of the British army. At noon. the Perm-
guese colours were hoisted from the castles the ar-
tillery fired * Royal sulate, which was repeated by
all the other forts and the ships itf war in the Ta-
gus. The inhabitants embraced and ecmgrattr.
Tasted such other on the fortunate event, with the
streugest deinon,trations of heartfelt satisfaction,
and the air resounded with shouts of " Long lire
the Prince Regent, nor Lord Long line 1::141:
land and Spain r The cmi.ital was, last and the

pescsiding night, illuminated, acid several fine
transparencies were exhibited—among which, one
attracted pesulior notice, representing Lusitainia
lying at the feet of Great Britain, 111141 the latter in
the act of raising her with one hand, while, with.
the other, she points at the picture of the I'riuce
Regent.
In the night between the ittlk,aud tub, and in
the ntsruing of the latter, the French continued to
emboli k. It became indispensably necessary to or-
der them to be escorted by the English troops, to
shelter them from the fury of the populace, who, in
every other point of view, preserved the utmost
tranquillity and order ; the Proclamation issued by
their`Excellencies the Intendant-General of Police,
Lucas de Seabra de !a Sipes, and the English Ge-
neral, Rope, having produced fur that purpose the
most salutary etictt.

It is not yet known that any transport+ have lift
the port; the ninnher of rations daily demanded
by the French amounts to 24,000.—(Corauta Ca-
stile, Oct. 5.)

IIePT. 21.
The day before yesterday was a day of jubilee
and satisfaction for the Silailibh army, on account
of bat ing its anus delivered to it, on which eci•a-

ioso salutes were tired from all the English ships in
tre River. Measuret: have been take:6 to remount
the Sponi.li esnalry on the sane• horses they brought
to this century.
Yesterday morning, the Englidi Commanders,
both by sea and laud, paid a visit to the Regency,
and afterwards to the Spanish General. Every
thing continue. in the greatest lisrinony between
the three nations.—(from the Curanna Telegraph,
the 511$ October.)

11• ORIN OCT. 1.
In conseipieme of all order from the Supreme
Junta of the kingdom, 6,000 men have been de-
tached from the army of A rragon fur Catalonia, un-
der the command of the, Marquis de Alayon, to
'mist the Marquis del Palazio. These 6,000 men
hare been replaced by as many other. from the
army of Valencia, to reinforce General O'Neill,
who is already posted between Sos and Sudaba, to
protect the passes. TI t Jivision of St. Mary, of
the same army of Amigo°, set out ou the 26th of
September for Egta; the rest will follow as far
as Rouees Velles and Villa Huston, to prevent the
retreat of the enemy. The army of Gallicia con-
tinues to extend itself over Biscay, occupying ex.
eellent positions. The division* of Pu•tazzo and
Mendizilml were situated, On the sat:i, between
Vingern and Mondregon : and it will no longer he
easy fur the enemy to enter and return by way of
butt. The division which accompanied King Jo-
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