The National Register.
London, England, 1811-08-18 00:00:00

mighty racket produced so• Kttle effect, that our batteries at
Chiclana scamelykleigned to return their fire. The infantry met
a worse reception at the Arrecife. After a two-hours fire of
musketry, the enemy was compelled to save himself in haste,
leaving a great.many killed on the field of -battle, and carrying
oira great number of 'wounded.
Colonel.Bormemain hid been sent to reconnoitre towards Ta-
riffa, with 600 men. On the 9th of June he encountered at Sa-
porta, an enemy's party of the same force, consisting of English
• and some Spaotards, and posted on steep rocks. Col. Bonnemain
took his dispositions so well, that the enemy. in spite of the ad-
vantage of,the ground, was routed and forced to retire upon Al-
Aresiras, abandoning some prisoners and a convoy of 100 bullocks.
- being able to take Advantage of the
the army of the south had marched
to attack in force the town of Ronda,
of three regiments of the camp of
.4 of the vicinity, on the 4th of June,
lockade of Ronda, which-was defended
43d of the lint-. The Duke of Belluno
ot• from Seville a column of troopsi
..int-Commandant Remond; a second
General Pechettx, At the .same time set
united at. Moron on the 15th.. The
igth,drew up in order of battle, two
was attacked with such impetuosity
Moments he was broke and routed
Carnage, followed; near 500 dead
remained near the spot, with',9oo wounded ;. the regiments of
'Sigueima -and of Ronda were' almost entirely destroyed. The
remains of the enemy's division escaped only by the help of
rocks, where our cavalry could not reach them.'
: Odr columns the same day entered Ronda, which. Was corn-
siletely re-victualled.

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VITNNAt JULN W.—Every eye is at "prenetit directed to the
Hungarian Diet, which will open on the 25th August. We
have no doubt but that noble nation will renounce some pre-
,rogative contrary to, the spirit of the present age; we already
know that the IN/Lignats (the Nobility of the first rank) have
resolved to guarantee the Billets d'ilmortissemesit,to a consider-
able amount. •

JULY 20.—The deputation from the Committee' of Neutra;
in Hungary, which was sent to Vienna to make representations
against the financial measures adopted by Government, had,
last week, an audience of his Majesty. The Monarch firmly
declared to the Deputies, that his orders must be followed; and
that no person should contravene them.
Let PZIC, Ju LT 10.—It was the day before yesterday intimated
'to all the merchants of this town, that they will have to pay 40
-per cent. upon all the colonial products which they have received
with Prussian passports; which, it is said, will produce the
sum oil 80,000 crowns. The intelligence from Silistria is very un •
satisfactory fur commerce. The want of money is every where
felt, and occasions a fatal lowness in the price of estates, and
the productions of the earth. The proprietors every day see,
with grief, their. revenues diminish, whilst their expellees in-
crease.
• S i S BUR GH, JULY 22.—0 n the 20th of July the heat was so
great in this city, that Reanntr's therniorneter stood at 30 de•
• grees (99i of Fahrenheit). This is the some heat which was
experienced in 1753 and 1737. The next day, after a storm
that took place, the thermometer fell 12 degree (27 of Fah-
renheit.)
T.EhtISEItG, JUNK 10.—On the 29. d inst. the town of Kamarnol
in the circle of Sambox, was entirely
,consumed by fire. The
fire broke out about nine' in Vie morning; 'in() by twelve, 250
hotlses were reduced to ashes. The inhabitants carried their
effects into the m; rket place to save them, but they caught fire
from the beat and were all consumed. 'Three childrea fell a
sacrifice to the flames.

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KREMNITZ, JULY S.,—On the Ist inst. a water-I,olBt sud-
denly burst, which carried away men and horses, hduses and
.bridges, and did a prodigious deal of damage, especially in the
• WARSAW, Ititv 22.—,.Fifty pieces of old cannon, buried in
the *rth, were lately discovered accidentally near Maldin.
I'hey art partly Polish and partly Swedish, and are supposed to
have been buried there since the year 1657, in the war carried
on by the King of Sweden (char/es Gustavus) against the King
of Poland (John easimer).
DRESD?N, JULY '22.—The heat here is very excessive. On
She 16th it was so vioteut that several soldiers exercising between
Pilnitz and Dresden, dropped down, and some have died.
Some parts of Saxony have suffered much by hail-storms. The
damage done by one of those in the suburbs of Ostra, near Dres-
den, is estimated a; 12,041) dollars. Similar storms have taken
pine in the seighb9urhood od Freybourg.

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Tie enemy reckoned on hi
.moment, when the bulk of tl
into BetremAdura, in order to
Gesserstl Beji*je, at the head
St. Roch, and Of the peasants
advanced to form the blockao
by-sorneeompanies of the 434
idifilediatettatiscd to set on
under the outer& of Adjutant.
column, commanded by Gem
_nut from the. i st. corps : ,they
enemy confiding in his streng
leagues from Ronda; lout he N
by our troops, tiat in a few
'along ail hie line ; .a horrible