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FROM TIA LONDON .GAZETTE, S 2 U:. 15.

WAR DEPARTMENT. ,
Downing-street, Sept, 14, 1812,
itTdispatch, of which the:following is an ex.;.
tract, has been this day recefved:at Earl Ba-
t hurst's Office, addressed to his Lordship by 00.).
the MarqsuiS of Wellington, dated Madrid, Aug.
IS, 1812.

Joseph Buonaparte retired from Ocana on the
16th inst, and his army are in march tON%skras Va-
lencia.- The enemy •have abandoned Taledo,
which has been taken possession of by a party of
the Guerillas of El Medico.

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Since the capture of the Retiro, the garrison
of Guadalaxara, consisting of seven hundred men,)
haS surrendered to the Einpecinado by capitula-
tion, on nearly thie suine terms as tho3e. which, I
granted to the garrison of the Retiro.,
By, reports from Major-General Clinton, I
learn that part Of Ole remains'of the army of For-.
togal had moved forward from the neighboirrbood
of 1.1111,g05, and some of their detachments -were
understood to be in Valladolid on the 14th instant,
.General SantOc.ildes' having withdraWn the troops
of the army of Gallicia which occupied that town.
Some of their detachments were likewise on the
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right.of the Pisuerga.
I had expected they would make this movement
as soon as I should get the troops together, when
1 undertook the march upon Madrid.
By account's from Lieutenant-General Sir Flow=
land Hill of the 12th, it appears that General
Drouet had drawn in his right, from La Guarena,
but he still held Hornachos.

By accounts from Cadiz, of the 6th instant, it_
appears that. General Villatte had rettrned to the
blockade. General Baliasteros had taken three
hiundred prisoners at Ossima 3 and by the reports of •
the position of the troops, it appears that the road
to Gibraltar is again open to him.,

Admiralty Office, Sept. 15, 1812.
Extract of a Letter from Captain J..G: Bremer, of his Ma-
jescy's sloop Berrouda;dated Off Boulogue, the 14th instant,
to Vice-Admiral Foley, and transmitted by the list-men-
tioned Dicer to John. Wilson, Crol:er, Esq.
.
I have the honour, to inforin you, that this
morning at daylight, I saw a lugger in the north-
west, having French colours flying, chased by the
llwarf cutter and. Pioneer -schooner, the latter
vessel far astern.

At ten o'clock the lugger made ineffectual
attempt to'cross the Bermuda's bow, and did not
surrender till he had receiyed several broadsides of
from this \vessel. •
The Utmost gallantry was displayed by every
officer and man employed in the boats of the
Dwarf and Pioneer, and the animated zeal la-
borious exertions of Lieuteuant Gordon,
those who remained on board the cutter, exceed
all praise.
The prize is the privateer Le Bon G,nie of Bcc:-
logne, having on board sixteen guns (four' only
mounted) and sixty men'; she sailed from Boa-
logne last night, and had not made any cap turns.
The enemy made a desperate resistance, and his
loss has been severe, there being three killed and
six teen ivdunded, most of them severely.

War-OYice, Sept. 15, 1812.
4th iteghnent of Dragorm Guards, Lieutenant John Dexter,
from the 21st LightDiagoons, to be Liextrnatxt, withert
purchase. Surgeon _Robert -Pyper, from the 13th
.to be Surgeon, vice Wylde,- aniointed the
4th Dragoons.

Bth Regiment of Foot. Capt. T. Evans to be Maim-, vitliolt
purchase, vice Battersby, pronsuted in the Glengari- Fen-
t:o,les.

To be Captains of Companies, without purchase—Lieute-
nants James H. Enstace, and John Goidrisk. •
To be Lieutenants, without purchase---Ensigns Wainforl
Ridge, Robert Spiers, and ,11..ibert D. Taylor.
25th Ditto, Ensign J. I'. t he Lieutenant, without put-
chase,xice Stevens, who ri.;:igns. James Smith, Gent. to
be Ensign, vice Quill.

46th Ditto, Brevet Lieoteuant-Colonel the liormiarahle H.
B...Pakettham, from the 7th West India itegiment, to
Lieutenant-Colonets ,purehae, vice Maxwell, who re-
eras.