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be, a* Amassed the usury foiled pesitteas hie
assay occupied.
Wr bee,- just received feels La Mancha, under
date of tor fifth ult. the !adonis' istolhinnce
41 The party of the ?bylaw, ed the Odi and
10th, aosipthesty defesaid the enemy in Cideilo,
sod killed My-was&

" Tke m ellideemidtat a ditties of oar amnia.
a number SOWN 'which Wee*
marebed forward to Tarastaa,la the
of which limy rested as misiny's tainted it OM
imem is eandrsed. in emstaquente: the retitereeil
'ats whit+ had arrived from Toledo at Ciencii
do la 111,11 i hatted, and took snot►er matt since ;
on the 111 Id they had not entered Toledo.

la this tit, there Daly remains • gankno cont-
posed of sick. rad about So creaky ; they keep all
the plea drat, with the exception of those of St.
Mattis sad Vitiagra."
wttatact• Da exam/Asa. wee. 17.
They writs from La Mancha so the 6th Mat. that
ea the eeth Prancisquite attacked is the ski.
sity of Cements a detachment of the enemy's
dragoons, which escorted 70 carriages laden with
lewd, mutouchei, and ether effects. The result was,
that he succeeded iu seizing the terrines; after
killing assay of the escort.
The parties of the Commanders Aleatandro and
°rebut hare to-dry united in Gullies. fur the pur.
pose of attacking the Preach, who yesterday en-
-4611441118 Aliment; we hope the most favourable
seedaiblearee these Giterrllas consist of 300 good
ileitellsll. Fame Portugal we kuepr, dust the Tn.
IMO bee swelled' iu the asset (extraordinary
111111111111 Pay the late rotas, and that is consequence
dr this, rM the witlinegsts a the Prima division
lia paws it bees hitherto preyed aselems
The river time hea else swab., sad carried away
ef the wooden bridge which the enemy had
Oa the 14th, at foot in the alteration,

llha Vvnc presented themselves lo the vieluity of
ihnotor. last were receivml by so brisk a fire that
ilisy retired et melt.

lITTILI.L. OCT. ti.

Marshal /Mediae hasiwir mitered this city with •
division albums 5 so LOW we. had a- bug con-
115111mee with the Duke of Dalmatia ; be afterwards
Mt' but with the seme forces giving out toe most
flattaviss hopes, that at his appearance iu the
ani, metal Victor, end with the reinforce.
Ersit "NA accompanied him, he would [helm
heirmsa that Ise island of Leon was not. as was
supplies& impregnable--thit he would speedi-
ly dissolve thq ridiculous Congress.
• Geserol Cortes," sad overthrow the childish
!wipes, which the ignorance end personal nth:rest of
assay tried to infuse Mtn the hearts of the siucere
tias well-meaning Spatuards. These. and other
glailar ideas, and which most likely are far from
toeing either his wishes or intentions. have been
area/ in this city. by his partizans soil vile accom-
plices in his intquitiew -but tyro the most simple
see through them and despise them, villain the
hatred almost their cruel oppressors increases daily.
—So great is the want of coalidenee with which the
uriltbout• batch to any mews from Government,
that there ere+ scarcely any sue who Credited that
the Duke not directing his steps ttmards that port;
he was watched by many under different disguises
asul preteneas, and they have enured us that haw-
ing reached Alcala de I.:malign. he took the road
to Cerium", accompanied by the escort which had
been previously prepared.
tritanClA Pa ALCANTARA, NOV. 10.

We have Juit learued from the immediate kmg-
dam ref Portage'. that. in spite of the very g eat
affects made by some of Mimeos's forees to cross
the Tagus. their attempts have been hitherto au-
osailinE. Four boudeed cavalry dui% ed at Ville
Vellale, with intsation to eras the bridge. which,
being soak by the ithabitsats. they retreated to
&midis, is order to fore a juuetion witb the red
lathe cavalry of that plum. the whole ferns a body
of 3000 WO; which seam to bead their cour.e to
Almeida.

marmoset 13.

The action of the valiant patriot called the
Physician, which we anuommed iu The Gazette
of the 6th, took place at Vuoder, and the number
of the Fritsch which perished in the flame. of a
hermitage is ill—at this time 30 of those who had
Liken the oath came to our side.

Letters from Streets, dated 39th October, my,
that there has been lately at Madrid a meeting of
Ministers and Generals, in order to deliberate on
the remit of king Joe and his army from the
Duero; some gave it as their opinion that this could
uo► be effected without the cosi( urroace of the Em-
peror ; whilst others supported, that the Court was
sufficient to decide it ; the fact is, that both the
Leg and his Ministers and "packing up as fast as
Retina. It L..ffirmed, that the Ruspecioado has
kelled 200 French in Bribu•ga, seizing all their
musical instruments ! lln the let of November,
Dim Juan 'Franco, with 1110 party of Go horse, passed
within two leagues of this Owe, directed to the
Manila. of la Ramona; it conducts several French
prisoner+, and three mails, winch had been inter-
cepted close to Bayleo.

Semen* does not prosper in Portugal ; end al-
though we have oo partsrular news from that quar-
ter, yet we kunst that ins resources err exhaust*,
that hi* deivrnons err numerous and cootniu
that the Allies brcouir daily reinforced, ■nd that
wry tiling otters a most Ilatterius p►ospect to us,

LON DON,
TUESDAY• Micas' eta 4.

RETREAT OF 51.4SSENA.

We gm yesterday the rubrtanceof the Lishnn
Papers to the 434 last, announcing the retreat or
Grp. M IMP*. They were brought to Falmouth by
the Jasper brig. of 18 guns, Lieat..DA al al.. By
the same conveyance Government received dis-
patches from Lord ‘S'shhtuntort and Admiral
BIRILMY, the former of the 21.1 last, and the
latter of the 9.1(1. In the curse of the forenoon
the following Official Bulletins were issued by
31iniaters

21:LI ETIIIIIII.
SVIISTANCE OF Tit F. DISPATCH PROM LORD
VI ELLINGTON.

•• cART•iog Well. 29.

"The enemy retreated from his portion eu the
night of the 14th, their right marching en Alt-sentry.,
their left on Vitt* Nora. They continued their re-
treat the folks ing day. The Allio s broke op in oar.
suit on the meriting of the ISth, the nil valleereuehing
Alenquer that day. Auenbuga and Aleoentre on the
Itith, and Coirtaxo on the 17th. On those days
we mad. 400 prisoner. Sir Ilitativ Sreacaft and
General LEttn's divisions follow. Ou the 17th. Lord
Wet.t.tatanv learned that the enemy hail roll•
inflicted another bridge over the Zes?re. his Drat
baring been clrri...l away, and a large corps march-
ed that day from Santarem to Gallegno.
WIELLINGTON immeolietely sent General limes
division stew. the Togas at Venetia, with a view of
aiding Ahratites, if it should be attacked, or of an-
no) mg the enemy if he continued his retreatthrough
Lower Cries.

" On the lath the enemy's rear guard was found
so strongly posted in front of Seeman', that it
could not be attacked with hopes of success,.
Though the French continue to send troops sod
baggage towards the Zetere, they keep a sufficiently
large corps at Santarem and in its front, to repulse
any attack from this side; and the heavy rains have
so completely destroyed the roads, that Lord WEL-
LINGTON has found it impossible to dislodge the
enemy by moving through the hills against his
Possibly the same cause keeps the enemy
so long at Santarem.
ig Lord WIELLINGTon is uncertain whether it be
the intention of M MM., • to retire nut of Portugal
lu the stroug position between the Zezere and S4ll.
tarem he may try to maintain himself till hr can be
joined by the reinforcements which Lord WEL-
t ittnl.oll knows to bre on the frontier,. On this sc.
r .... t, and that r.f 'the inclement weather. Lord
Vi Eed.tooron has I t iught forward but part of his
army, leaving a por iso in cantonments in e.
General 1111.1, is to halt at Camomile, until the in-
tention of the French is decided.
" SILVEIRA writes on the 9th, sod letters or the
13th from Salamanca confirm, that corps, supposed
about 20,000 men, are moving in evade, and
pa ring to enter Portugal—Lord W. bestows a warm
euloginin on the Corps of Engineers. and Lieut.-
Colonel FLETCIIta. by whale exertion, his positions
coveoing Lisbon have been rendered impreguable.
Return, his thanks to Admiral ihnarturr and the
Navy, Marquis It , Sir Bata? SeIIIMEK, asc.
" His army is very healthy, mid has conducted
itself much to his satisfaction."

.ifbuirehy-Ofet. Det. 3.

Dispatch** hare 'his morning been received at
this Offii.e trout Admiral the Honourable Grottos
B4ast.tEtt. Ccmn4l.4o. is Chipr sr His bisje.ty's
slops la the Tagus, dated the Itith. Toth, sod

" lu tie former of theta dispatches the Admiral

states, th.t he had, It the request or Lord Wtto.
Loam, fergaeste it memo ond assrioes,
consisting ofteelef' i for the ocatipation of the
works from ml14111:4k! bombs May be withdrawn,
the commandleirliirlso bed sires to Captain
LAWFORO. of the lopeteAsz.

" In the dispatch at the 10th Admiral BBRILE•
LIT states. that on the 13th the retrat of the ene-
my wee announced to him by telegraph from the
ships up the river that with a view of supporllng
the dank of General fill woo hid advanced, he
had ordered Lieuteoant, initailatbsee with the flo-
hlla of gin-boats to piokeed tsp his river 1 end
Bear-Admiral Sir Tatitlai IVll.l.tads, with all
the boats and pontoons, to superintend the paean;
of our army across, if necessary•, having provided
flying bridges and eatery thing for that purpose.
" la his dispetch of the tad (the last received),
the Admiral states, that the enemy having halted
at Santarem, and taken tip that strong poet, the
British and Combined Forces are assembling, and
tinsals within a league of it; and the flotilla and
boats, ander Sir TIIIOMAS WILLIAMS, are abreast
of the enemy at Wade, where they had passed
over General Ili Lt.'s tivisitis to the south side of
the Tagus, and General FANS'e division is stated
to have alieady reached Abrantes."
Tu these we have to subjoin a private letter; and
we have gi►e., in a preceding- column, the &tells
brought by the Lisbon Papers. The leiter we hive
received from the army says. that Liman has got
with his division to Villa Seth., where he found
the brid4e broken down. If that be the fact. our
Correspondent speculates upon the probahility that
Massage intends to cross the Z-sere and the Ta-
gus, take the road to Estrernailurs. and, proceed-
ing into Andalusia, endeavour to maintain himself
for the winter.

LIM'S& WReY 41/1 0111C1Cli IN NUN MUM
•lANNUNII, any. an.
" Here we are at last. and the bad has &awn. with-
out venturing any thing against us. There hall been
an simnel bustle in the French positions, during the
13th and 14th, and we had imagiced that MAINENII,
lading that weweruld oat attack hinaseefleterstitited
to attack no. We were all ea the alert, it, you may
suppose, and prepared to receive him with sine re-
spect ; but at day-break. onthe morning of the 13th,
we learnt that he hal broken up from all hie po-
sitionss mad began his retreat. Our excellent Con-
founder rave the necessary orders, and we were
immediately on the march. 'The news wto con-
veyed by telegraph to Admiral BERIINLIT, and
the both Caine lip unite. Lieutenant StillLLltt en
great style, and with the utmost speed. Frees each
of theta a brisk lire was opened on the shore.' and
the enemy was evidently much galled by it. At
Villa-Franca, a party of marines lauded and.tnek
several prisoners. General litres division •bas
been sent to the south side of the Vague, 1, receive
the enemy should he attempt tip pass over to it..
This we apprehend is his isitentin, fur Losing,
who had been fur entire days on the bank r•pf the
Z.. 2 Tr, has, we are inforinfed, pushed on to Villa
Vellia, to secure a passage there fa tit: atiory-rm
thia int would be disappointed, fur the bridge there
has been destroyed. If oar information with re-
spect to Lams be true, 5t is clear that NI Amin a
does not mean to make • skid at Santarem, strung
as it is : hit that he P. 4111 only strengthened it o
secure his t, and impede ear pursuit; and that
he intends tsi follow Lunn*, probably into Spain,
meaning to winter it in Andalsisia or perhaps to
try, in conjunction with the French there, to ef.
feet against Cadiz what he could* not against Ls.
ben. We meet in our route houses burnt, dead
horses,heery guns spiked, and gun-carriages broken.
We I ave not been able yet to bring the enemy to
bottle, or to come op with any strong party of them;
but several small parties have been taken, their ap-
pearance betokening the utmost wretchedness and
misery. General Fans is at Ahrantes, to prevent
the enemy from striking any blow there. We are
all. as yon may suppose. in tit. highest spirits,
wishing that the enemy would afford us an oppor-
tunity of paying our respects to him at closer
quarters."

T. the above letter we add the following articl♦
from Falmouth
" FALMOUTH, soy. 30.
•' Arvind this day His 314jesty'a brig Jasper. 18
owls, from Lisbon, levee days' passage—.t
brought • mail, sod dispatches for Government.—
The dispatches by this vessel were, that MASSIN•
had broke up his intrewthmente. and ri:treate 1,
leaving behind its heavy artillery, which the! had
spiked. sad • great quantity of baggage. Thus
happened on the lath. at night; sod ea the 15th
Lord WattteriTon followed them. On the Mb
the enemy halted on the plain of Golf's°, in front
of the town of Touter. audit was supposed to be
their intention to give battle. Their headquarters
(et the time of the dispatches leasing Lord Wet.-
(ariortie) at Santarem. No doubt a battle has
taken place ere this."
In addition to the above accounts communicated
to the Ministerial Circles. an Eirrirodisary Casette,
of which the following is a copy, was published last
evening :

THE

LONDON GAZETTI: EXTR.IORDINARY.
MONDAY, DEC. 3, MO.
• Downin.c-sereet. Dec. 3, 1.110.

A Dispatch. of which the following I. an extract,
has beta this day received at Lat.! Livcrtary,l'a

Ogee 64dratol t. hi.-Lordship
Germs! Viscount Wobi
..tuber 41, 1810.

The snowy retired
had *ld for the last n 1111 l a 4,
brads and their left testi
night of the title
Alenquer towards Ateoentr,
Villa Nova with their
retreat towards Santarem

The Allied Army broke
on the morning of the '
the Cinch of the cuem:
was at Alenquer on the
vary and the advanced
Alcoeutre on the Ihth,
17th.
In these movements the
deed prisoners.
These troops hive been ,
by Sir Brent Spencer's division,
infantry• under Majur•

Ou the 17th L
Gleam! Fatte. from the
the 'twiny had ceartructed
Swede". teat which had
river having beFa clutiied
that they had me thae.d.,
troops fret:a Sietsrem tow,
inediately passed Latimer
scree, the Tastes at Vs
snivel Berkeley had here
the River to aid accl facilitate
army.

}laving advanced from
was whittled to bring the
oblige them to retire wi
attack, it is tint just;
Fletcher, sod the t llficr,
to draw your Lords:iip's
diligence with which thry
by which these positions
such a degree at to render
line occupied by the Allied
if not entirely hopeless. "
advantages to Licaterw
officers of the Royal
must particularly mention
has gives me great assistance

Your Lordrhip will hare
affective streagth of the
Arisel numbers. bra increased
sickness in the army
above one :half of thou
andisary returns are convalescentsi
4.411c* .011 00,1: wV
strength :to bear, the. jet
their Only is the fiek4,.....4
,loiu.l.3rchgaip *AI oberso.
had been 'proviilikd finis
Ipitedion of inf....LA4lg /our
itietk4ii I have r:ireeiveit
'4141 ad .titettditte'siitiodo,ea
!fritA(l4;l4 kl 9;r riornr
me Vie EIVOUC t,, count' tat
the passage of Lieutenaut
' the river.

In my dispatch of the
ed your Lairdship, that I
had, joined the Allied
front of Lisbon, with a i
the Spanish Army ander ,
tinum with us. and I receive
able advice atO
Throughout the period
pied those positions, ever;
utmost regularity. and to
standing that the force w.
various descriptions, sad
1 attribute these advantages
the came in which we are
sting dispoaition of the C!
of the Armies of the dif
nu doubt that the same
long as it may be expedieut
cantinue united.
Lieut.-General Sir Brent
SI. William Carr arrest;
General Staff of the Arm).
me every assistance in their

The following partieui
a NI mouth Pep..r:---
" PLYMOUTH TZLEGI

" (91t011411
" ar Spin
RETREAT

" His Majesty's brig ,
arrived with /Whits from Lisbon, 7 d.,ye
MMISENA'S aimv, being driven to
for want of provisions (not haying had
for sia der), cowries-can Villa AM
on the lath instant. eft ,r destroying all I
heavy a•ttlie y, a.td leaving behind them
their heavy bagm;;e. They halted on
17th, end as they were closely followed at
Lord I%'eLLINGT3,I. with 71,000 troop., e,ger
engage the e.temy, unless they sem retreated,
bottle was coaludered inevitable in a day or '
The head-evaders of the French army were at
tietna per let secoonts from the army. The
sertihn from the French gutsy immens
et His ll4j,:sty'it ship DolpAim with 1S '

rata the povition whicll
nt
idt. lee
OILY°
lii
If' itga.tnrUd::wWilniPet tyi ti
et
4:161;71111:1141 its
:::;1:11:. -fit 01114.4 51:1:::111t0
e following d,y
hielitny::sio.aantir,td,bt the advanced reKrer
remote
aid the Brit's
iroke up Gam their
e lath instant. and NI alto( I
at this place a W'f
FIJI
they made about four bra
sorely
ern followed on their ro iertu
division, and the sth div 1"14
sr-General Leith. ikvte
ivel sec Aunts from NI "hoo
the left of the Tagus, pou'll
icted soothe., bridge 61 Wef
I been fist thrown ovitr rd°
ied away by the fl .oil.;rd tht
Jay marched a large ho tat o 6
towards Guleyesio 2,1 50 rra
itenant-Genertl how"
Made. in hoatv which tiny
ern so ,kind as to si jested
mildew the operativa}upttof
ow
sin the positions io all. Imo
ie enemy to a• stand, a, tors
without venturing upon boil
twit to Lien le11:11)t• CL 'rd
:ere of the Royal Engin loan
s attention to the ability beer
ry bare executed thew moo
as have been strength Imp
auk: any attack upuo Mae
Liked Army very JOY.
We are indebted for gad
ataCulunel Fletcher and het
Enginee.s; among w tans
ion Captain Chsproan, tia
haute. upon various 1111
Sta
nave observed hew moth tut
e arioy, is proportion art
:wailed lett I). There i pis
of any importance; tilt it
see returned as sick in iff"
ivaleecentsi who ire If
eta have gained suffi.
fatigues of turching an
Brides the Allied A it%
:ivy, that an additional a 11,
I the flret; s'ud hake
mir Lodship. that iu
I the most (-villa% and fri to
'aiati3erktleF, and the hr
viadion slolif his comas
nasWilliaops has even
sp the Tagus to seperin
int-Ueuctal Hill's intim° in
au
iuth of Octobe-, l info
the Marquis de leAktoon
Army in the;r I Illations re
considerable detachnidot
:r his command; he still c. hod
eceive from him much cal tisl
ICC.
lad during which we ore,
k,
'airy thing went on with t
to my eatisliction, nuttsi..
was composed of troops
ad of different nations; an as
ages entirely to the seal
re engaged. and the conci
Chiefs and Getters! Officr
's,l!
'fluent nations; arid I AA
e cordiality will prey ail
idieut that the armies shell
(rent Spencer, and Marsh
ant the Officers oft y,
'my. have contiutted to gi
their power.
ulers are also collected fro
I
GRAPH OFFICE, Saturday,
" Time 0406, IL ot:'
ow anivtax.)
trial Fspress.
r OF lIIASSENA. ►
" Falmouth, Friday, Nov. fa if
ai Jasper, of l
d gun s, is j 1
3 Lirboa, 7 d..ye 1"11"•
fh
sing driven to extre lM
(lint having had bra' h
11101c1D VIZIR Arcata d
aft ,r destroying all thei
leasing behind them al
if
Tory halted en t ;
ere closely followed
with 71,000 troop., eAger a
ea they nem retreated,
inevitable in a day or tw
is French army were at Ss t
s from the army. The
.rest iistnens
DolpAisi, with 3,h trainspor

buld,teid trots the..
ban* tite-Tesper t 1a

gain, was lying. id!
with the tint mews 61E4
highest importance Re

. .
the intelligeisee. *atrial
luterestiog subj.fet.—Tbo
be observed, is virtues"

Anoffictal papers. Famine.
discontent among the troomi.
immediate cause of this
, obvious, from the Ewa.
none of these was the reel
intent it appears that the
ivied by the Allied Army
very doubtful. if not
then was NI asasm• to do in
been suffered to tale the
and to repeatedly shack
fnond, could tempt Lord
the advantage of his strong

- assailant. To remain
Allied Army could answer no
only expose hint to want.
haring his centineniestions

the rivers in his left sod

. from his position therefore
necessary t and having prewi-
, remarkably strong, be re-
Of the extent or °b-
e not informed—whether it
Lord WELLINGTON lab an
-k-(her it ass intended

whether MA/Seim meant
Santarem, or to lean It Ref-
check, whilst he punned
, body of his artily to the
his rear-guard, Lord Wit-
, will turn Santarem, and
hire, lf, on the contrary,
whole force there. Lord
up a position close to it►
which the breaking up of
es to ialulge, his per.

the very tens will be heard
Spanish Peuinsula. prOelaiming
that the tide bee turned
perfidious 'smudge; sod
fur the country to rise eu
beterogeueousmVatiu that
most not however forget.
pursuit of MAIIIIIINA brine
Lea Wat.t.snores glees
'Wag position, of which he
since the commence-
, Almeida ; and that MAO-
, the &mere. is falling heck
resources Dud reinlbreenteots.
(If the demi.1471.1-
a force of 14.000 British
across the Tagus, which,
T. can pot be easily brought
samax• has only 4,004 de-
, consequence of winch must
general action. the British
less than when MAssILII

Spain. io the Lisboa Papers.
_ The kiagdoin of Cordoba
risen—the small garrison that de.
destroyed. King Josarn was
Mad►id.

ilfetios Wets obeys ',Gladly it

Dee. 2 —Nies .'Clack pme.
twinged the whole dry lull
Rooming."

es amid.)

u Window Cade, Dee. 3.
rod sight, rod to bull a

'aired as rod .)

sflb-

.111eirsoll .al Plymouth on Mon-
et that tea Isossies ;Nees el
%Pince. -4 ells Or .1 Captain
sod The- William, of Liverpool' Captain
holm, drove NI share lii a pie of wind et Vigo,
ta etre wrecked. buth of which were from Opor-
Guth raves of wine, bound to England—crews
Itinsed to be saved.
Tl,e Bishop of KILLALA. who took his teat to
gert Noise of Lords on Thursday. is the Rev. 1)...
hoTut, ewe to a very respectable Citizen of
!Ita,ht. His Lordship's two brothers Cr, merchants
dtr One is Arne to the &id of GRAN 4 ttP.
MI to the Earl of Mm KA ; sod the etl't r
41 to MISS PIMA 11. rod Astrid to the costhry
bablin castes of Viscount Ft rzwt i.st AN. The
ownied assay yews siiice Miss W AVM,
N Dr. Fowt.ta. Archbishop of Dublin. who
the living of Swords, better known by the
of the Golden Prebend. He was trans.
Bishopric of front the Droners
"9, Dublin ; and hes always bees

- a meat amiable and respectable man.
At thelisit Glasgow circuit a perm° of the mime
' um tried for the murder of Mg elk'

-Is and °Meted fee exerutioa. Doubts
4estecurred with respect la the evedeneestaa ctue
%%depleted to Hi. SI &J env. who was pleased to
,""tate fsr a time. which expired on the
asteentber. It ',veers frs.ra the Scuts IN"
Lthe 234. that a further respite (or its,*
,r"l"
e wiust here been given 11119‘ •
...rete's Wbo can soy, then, the,
Itoyel function. ere pus tided .'ll, 'Ph. 'lnca.. the, ! Pe

• French deserters*. b
far EigWO the day bet
oigity.• brig Zioirdias, Is II
• esnchor, ready to *tart wi
tte. Events of the hig
wieldy expected."
Such i, the substance of th,
of not official. upon this iutei
gain( lassxr,a.it will be
loomed for in the uoofficti
odor clothing. and disconti
▪ arenilly assigned as the ins
owriamt; but it is pretty obi
• igry Gaulle, that none a
olo• From that doeunsent
regth of the position ocenpie
owed soy attack upon it "
',jetty hopeless." What then
op '—lie had been
,t post of Santarem, ant
pre.ts.--Nothing. he room
ilattsuros to give up the a
• and become the Ss
Wis front of the Allied
rd purpose—it would only
Ate probability of having
td by the swelling of the
tar. A removal from
bows absolutely necessary
ly omit Santarem rental
weed in that direetioa,
jet of tha retreat we are not
ws a feint to draw Lord
ItWOW upon equal etfuleiri
illewllatlVOrtUgoit—w.2e OIL
W stand at Sentare'
prd there to bold us in chi
isaiatali taxi the main La
berm. If he left only his
1.11GTi,.., we presume, wil
raceed in pursuit of him
Nimes* stations his whol
Ilsuntorom would take a;
bah a tbe reasoniag in whi
tlittway's camp allows as
traly i retreat, and the
the whole Spanish I
ors setae of tharsderr. tit
enat the atrocious and p
tit this is the moment toi
wee. mid itaiiihilate the bet
pi Ile its moo
So the emit of the porn
ilea s general artioo, Le
s the advantages of tile Area
try ottrly made sure
of his retreat from AL
mi by oPPutarhing the
-Linea upon his remise.
Aussimer be Ami'ved
asst, be correct). that a
ttiva ha been sent aero
Pea:estate of the river.ci
itch•m
WOO; while ...ASS,
te"d•in that ai,le-0 he cow
tat in the event of a gel
trey would ite /0.000 kw
oPaisinsd his retreat.
The Remota from Spain
we highly f..vouroldr. Th
nuted to have risen—the
bod t,l its capital is destroy
riming to ay from multi
The following Bulletins
k. Jo ines's Palace :
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ttl!tdgii, ertmoo'nerf VAN,
jer"rotn.rried tummy yell
Itte An
..a the living of Swot
tiou blithe Golden I
111 P"bopric of K
neoloomits, Dublin
most amiable.
II at the
0,;1211 Glasgow on,
les; `` asstried for I
ber
vgwamity, and ordered
titLiZtctred with reaper
d to His MCI
„ of Trte rm. a time,
sof l
23,1, that at;il
Rs „jOtat.d, ettaith mu;
hgly4res must
nicerguictions are NW
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