The National Register.
London, England, 1811-09-29 00:00:00

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General retired to the Isla de Cancellas, situiled in the mouth
of the Guadiana, whilst the enemy remained, although but
small force, in Ayamonte, on the 24th of last month ; but as
transports had arrived to take away 'General BALLA p•ritos and
his troops, it was supposed that be would again return fioni
Ayamonte. According to accounts from the 6:Alth-east;
and those sent me by 'Mr. WELLESLEY, it appears that the'
Spanish army of the Kingdom of Mut:6a retire} in the.
beginning of August to its position of Lorca. One of the
the divisions, at the time It retired, had been repulsed by iht

enemy.
" I have just received a letter from GeneralSlLVilßA, dated
the Ist inst. by which I know' Gen. ABADIA bad retired in the
best order from Baneza and rote d' Argivo. and that he was
again preparing to occupy his positions in front of Astorga,
in consequence of the retreat of the enemy."—(Lisbon Ga-
zette, Sept. 12.)

EXTRACT OF AN OFFICAL DISPATCH FROM TIIE SAMF.
TO TILE SAME, DATED HEAD-QUARTERS, FUENTE DE
GiIINALDO, SEPT. 11. •
'g A detachment of the guards and Berg lancers, which ar-
rived in Salamanca on the Ist instant, drove, on the 4th, from
Ledesma, the troops of D. Ju LIAO, and have since obliged them
to retire across the river Yettes. The'enemy, notwithstanding,
has again retired from the said point to the vie.nity of `formes.
" The enemy retired from Ayamonte on the night of the 24th
ult. and one of their detachments made an • attack upon the cas:
tle of Paymago, in which a small garrison of Spanish troops had,
been left by General BALLASTEROs. The enemy in this attack
was repulsed by the said garrison.
" A detachment of Spanish troops, under the command Cif
General MoRiLLA,in Eitretriadura, jOined.to the legion of CoL
DOWNIE, an.l the horse of the sth corps, the whole under the
orders of the Conde D. P. Vitaimutt, obtained some advan.
tuges in an attack whith they made upon a 'detachment of FOY'S
division in Caceres.
" They drove out the enemy from that city in a manner which
does them honour, and made some prisoners."—(Lisbon Gazette; •
Sept. 16.)
SErr.l7,—Our. head-quarters are still at Fuente de
Guinaldo; our troops are well up; if Maasiorrr is therefore in.
dined to come on, for whom large reinforcement have arrived
at Salamanca, it is said, of Imperial Guards. •
It is generally supposed here, that a' battle is on the eve of
taking place; that MARMONT will attempt the relief of Ciudad.
Rodrigo, in which case he will most assuredly be opposed by
Lord WELLINGTON. Our troops are in excellent order and
inclination for giving the enemy a drubbing.
Eight thousand Fiench foot and 1200 horse have been
beaten near Villafranca, and ''drititen to Astorga, by 22,00
guerillas, under ABADIA, with the kiss of 500 men, one General,
and two guns. •• •
ELVAS, SEPT. 6.—ln the beginning of August
.SOULT entered
Grenada with 14,000 infantry' and 2000 cavalry, and with these
troops he was to encounter the troops of FREYRE arid BLAKE ;
and accounts from the interior of Andalusia say,_ they were re-
pulsed ; andafterwardi there were wine actions of consi.•
deration. • ' • .
A Chief of a party, named GIRALDO, writes from Mancha,
of the date of 25th August, that SOui.r, with 20,000 Men, at.
tacked the army of FREYRE and BLAKE, between Velez Rubio
and Lorca, and that the enemy wa's repulsed with loss';" 'That'
on the 17th of the same month, the. Count of Mowricjo at-
tacked the four Polish regiments, and made alteat slaughter of
thsin.—(The action of the 15th was of little importance )
According to accounts from the' North of • Portugal, the
attacked the 6th Spanish army, which retired to the
' Astorga, in order to occupy more elevated positions ;
was repulsed in two encounters, of which ihe second,
olina Seca, was the most considerable. The enerny•

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