The National Register.
London, England, 1808-11-27 00:00:00

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PRIVATE LETTEItS.
4‘COROMNAi N0v.16.,i-lt may not be wholly unintaest-
lug to you to be informed. that-Sir David Baird moves the
head-quarters to-day to Betatizos,- about so-fifteen miles
from this, and it is understood, proceeds with little delay
to Benevento. The advanced corps of the i43d-and 95th
are at Astorga ; the test of the infantry are in full
march, by two routs; the last of them consisting of the
.69ilf and detachments landed on the tech instant.
The ships with the 7th and 10th Light Dra,,,,ooni Ir-
rived on the eth ; those with the !Rh Light -Dragoons
.came in the day after. Th tiro first arc mottlyslanded,
and reafly to march $ the latter is to disembark to=morrow.
All the hors •-ships return without delay to England, it is
said for more cavalry% Ettretne heavy mini ever since our
arrival, on the 13th (Maher; have greatly retarded the
'tnovenients of the troops. Now the weather is tine; and
frequent showers fall during the night: It is by no
means colds at the time of writing this, my thermometer
%Lauds at sixty."
Coavara, Nov. 15.—The Whole of our hifantry base
marched from this place, except a detachment of the 00thd
to guard the depots, &c. Sir D; Baird, with the advance
corps, is at Astorga. Sir John Moore, with his advanced
`corps, is %t Salamanca ; the rest of their divisions arc caw-
toned in the towns in the rear.
" Lard Paget, with the lth Light Dragoons; marched
'forward yesterday. The 10th move today; and the 15th
on Monday the 21st.
" On the 24th there will riot he any troops in Co-
itunna, except the above detachment ; no farther advance
of troops will take place in less than three ivceks or a
month.
fare OF +Rh itrantrlntS fnvF. *tTd SIR JOILN MOORt
FROM LISBON.

4.1 M awl iStli tight Dt'agoous.
Ist Battalions of the '2d, 4th, sth, Gth, 9th,"!(llll,Vqh,
36th, 3Sth, 42d, 52d,1 Ist,l9th, 91st, 92d, aand 05th (foie
Companies), of Foot:
2d Battalions of the 43d, 52d, and 95th (four Companies'
Of Foot:
Ist and 2d Light Battalions King's German Legion.
staff Corps (two Cumpanics.)
LIST OP THOSE IN LISUON.
Ist Battalioh Of the 29th Foot:
2d Battalion of the 9th and 31st Foot:
Battalion of the 21th Foot.
•istt attalion of the Line of the King's fletmanlLOgitln; at
Alcantara ;?a Ditto, at St. intim: and 'Leh
Ditto,
at Belem ; and 69th Foot (sth Company). at Cateaes:
LIST OF THOSE IN VOItTO.
Jst Battalions of 45th, 82t1, and 91th Foot.
AT ELVIS-a-40th Regitnent of Foot:

COURT OF INQUIRY.
FOURTH DAY;
f►IONDAY, SOVEMBER 21.
The Court assembled at ten o'clock preAsely, and continued
In private deliberation as before, for nearly ah hour. As virtu
irt the petWe without doors were admitttd,
Sir Hew came forward rind expressed his tegtet, that he
Should have adverted in the circumstance of the difference that
appeared between a part of his original dispatch and the words
of the Gazette. fie had now reason to believe; that the clisA
patch had been correctly copied into the Gazette. lie certainly
nevtr had the intention to convey any other mtaning than that
which he had before stated, and Which appeared in the dupli-
tate—namely, that the Armistice negociated between himself,
Sir H. Burrard, Sir A. Wellesley, and General Kellerniaa, had
been signed by Sir Arthur.
The Juilge Advocafte observed, that Its the hterenec bettteen
the document before the Court, anti the.. Gazette was very itn-
nttant, he bad applied to the office of the Secretary fat the
'War Department, and found that the original was comedy
trill* in the GaSeim Tile duplicate Mug sane Om after,

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