The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-09-24 00:00:00

FROM SAIThic.DAY .ussmrs G4ZI7

Adair rhy Ow. Sept..it• 1110.
Copy of a letter wan Sir Richard Constlivin
grata. En U. Rear-Ada:m*l4 lb* RA so Joists
Wiley* Croke'', E.e. noted on -board Use Ma-
jesty!! ship the Implacable, in Clubs llay. the
38* Acogust, Ilr-ti. ..
Implacable Cadre Bay, Ate. Set nlO.
Sts,—rev dispatch. Ist. 14, sill bare initialised
their Lord;hips of the ai sog of so expedition
from this poit on the t retinae of this 42d ; I leave
now the honour .o .r nbollt the copy ;it w letter I
have received boon t vision George Cackborn, of
this ship, detaillog the paniculars of a descent and
successful eita.,-lt made 0.0 a strong corps of French
troops pugged n the tows of Mogurr. The ex-
pediti.,., r•-ettirs..el jute Cadiz yeiterda . with
a few preeoners. and seine volatsteris for rep- S:as.esle
army. having .Inver the ebaray foam -bloom, and
the onlosuieg comet with conosaletabki lass, end
about tarty killed at d atotieded at the pet of our
ally.
I have received, sir, through His AlmjelotOs Bli-
roster at this pine , the copy or it I. hoer frotep him
Escelleney I. de Biarlinzi, Sr. retary Of State for
Foreign Attains. stro..gly expressive of the sent-
merits of saoisfaction and gratitude felt by the
i Council soi It• genet' at the able and distaitelatohed
eo-Operati,ao ...denied General L... 0. • on s-,e expe-
dition, by cuptain Cockburn, ...e 01E. ers awl
seamen under ;no command ; and it becomes my
ploy to Mark iu the strougest manner how seaeolt4
I feel tke public service Was been beeetited by
Captain Cockburn', able, cheerful, and zealous
services. 1 hive then honour to be, &c.
(Signed) It. G. IiCATS.
lin, Majorty's sloop Jasper, i'-. Hi:cilia
it ism., Assist 25, 1810.
SI It-I have thihonoor to iniorm )ott, that in
plirstin,tlLl ao.your olden, I sailed from Cadiz an
the night of the Bild current, with the vessels and
boats you were pleased to place under my cont•
rand, for the purpose of co-operating with the
Spanish armament tinder the orders of General
Lamy. On the night P.f the ititi. taring about
fear leagues to the southward of the entrauee of
this elver. 1 reeeited minuatlon from tire General
that he wished tni land without farther 14% of time
on the coait then *breast of as, so it would enable
Sum to get to Ma goer (where the French army
teas suppesed to be) considers/rly sooner than he
'could dos by water: the 'shade fleet bring accord-
ingly directed to anchor as close to the shore as
they could with Safety, I began about ten o'clock
to disembark the troop% Au& the whole of them,
as well as char horse*, inc. being safely lauded.
between one and two o'clock the General COW-
nieuctnl his march, kerioioog along the britch, end
being attended by eleven of no• nit 1/.1111 (muter
Litteteuant ‘l'estphil of the lin .. s tilde), for the
!Purpose of transporting the WADY across a large
branch of the river, which ( t r our lendoig)
we were informed. intersected tit- way to Molder,
and extended a very considerable distance into the
country. Thu procantioo having. flowerer, pre.
*elect their being delayed i--. the slightest degree,
the army gm to Mnguer (a .. I istonep of twenty-
two amiss from the point of debarkation) show
eleven o'cloek yesiterdar nierumg, and the French
or ity helot; ;bete (iceord..ig to the information),
ill.. Spern.rds fu. got iti/ir fatigues, and proceeded
imoverhate:y to attack them. 'Fne Preach not being
perpired tor melt i visit, were soon driven trims th•
tow i; lint hoearts collected and rallied so the neigh-
hournov.4, they etittimpted to regain what they hail
lo.t. and on their turn ist4ele several desperate at-
treks a. the Spautsh. advanced line; but being
worsted on every attempt bs the valour loud *leech-
ne a of ,lee Spatula's troops, they retreated at the
el.:soof dap, and will, I (ruse, owing to their being
pritacipalli come's', ancreed in getting to Seville.
General Laney will, heavier, I ..el, ve. follow them
is long a• re see• any chance of el- rrnybott -hem :
end on ins tortoni fro oi purmine them. a Il r..m.
hark an. I neorit to I'. he. or 4t. Lacer, as Ltri.litik-
stance% • ..ay authosize.
The lose•of the spottiards during yesterday was