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SOLEM QIJIS ITICERE FALSLT3I AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
FRIDAY, 'OCTOBER 2, 1812.

Accounts have been received by Government
from Corunna, stating that the detachment of
Guards; consisting of 1,500 men, which recently
embarked at Portsmouth; had arrived at Co:unna
on the 24th ult. at which time intelligence had
just reached that port that the Marquis of WEL-
LINGTON was, on the 15th, within nine leagues of
Burgos, and the troops under SANTOCILI3ES were
about three leagues in the rear of our army.

•Paris Papers reached town this morning to the.
27th ult. They do not contain the expected
Bulletin, but Letters from the French Cpast of
•
the 29th, state -that the Eighteenth Bulletin had
arrived ,at Paris, dated head-quarters, Mojaisk',
and that demonstrations of joy had taken place
throughout France in consequence of the victory
obtained by the French. For the particulars of
this victory we must wait a day or two longer. --
From what we can coiled, however, from the
short, unofficial accounts in the papers, it appears
that the French head=quarters were not esta-
blished at Mojaisk till the 9t h 3 two days aftet the
battle. If so, it is evident that the victory
_they
gained could not be decisive, and it will probably
turn out to be little more than an affair similiitc;
that of Smolenslt We must, hoivevir, wait for
the French official detail, or some authentic ac-
count of the battle, before we can form any de-
' cisive opinion of the nature and effects of the
,al-
leged victory.

Since writing the above, we learn that the
Eighteenth Bulletin is in town, agreeing, in sub-
stance, with our extracts inserted this clay from
the Paris Papers.

A Gottenburgh Mail arrived this morning. The
7.000 men, who were to embark at Gottenburgh,
were expected to arrive there on the 23d, and to
embark the next clay. The following is the only
article worth extracting from the Papers :

• GOETENBVRGH, SEPT. 21.—The Royal FanrAly
have left Stockholm for Malmae. It is expected
his Royal Hizhnesa the Caows PRIWCE will take
Gottenburgla in his 'route, where he will arrive
on Sunday or Monday next. About .1500 men
arrived here yesterday and to-day, and 4000 more
are expected to-morrow.
_ _ _

The whole of the 7000 men which are to cm.
bark here, will certainly arrive on Wednesday,
and on Thursday morning, a grand review of the
whole corps will take place, after which they will
immediately embark.

Corunna Papers came to hand this morning to
the 23d ult. They state, that subsequent to the
arrival of the Allied Arthy at Tprquemada it Lad
defeated the rear-guard of Fov!s division, -taking,
according to report, 3,000 infantry„ 700:
and a considerable quantity of baggage, &c. but
phis is very doubtful. Tile following are.,extracts
CORuNNA, SErr..2l.—According to the intel-.
ligence we have received in this city from persons
worthy of credit, the French are in great. haste
erecting fortifications in the vicinity of lrun, with
the object no doubt of securing a retreat,
.in casi
of neeessity.,
At three o'cloe . on the morning of the Bth,
the French precii)itately evacuated Bilboa, at
which .moment a battalion from Biscay -occupied

the town.

tln Santona. there( is only a garrison of 1500
French:- it bcingsupposed•the Governor intended
to act treasonably; and marry a lady of that place,
another replaced him,"and he Was sent off strong-

ly escorted.
CORUNA3 S zrr 20.—The Allied Army, the
whole of our hopes, lately was, we are assured,
in Torqucmada, since which; according to pri-
vate intelligence, it had routed the rear-guard of
FOk'S division, taking, as it is said, 3000 infantry
and 700 horse, with a considerable, portion of
waggons, baggage, &c. &c. which will not be con-
sidered as unlikely, when it, is recollected how
little FOY was before our army.

There are some who assert that the hero 'WEL-
LINGTON is already in possession ofl?anerado.
Our 6th Army must by this.. time
,have: joined

the British.

Dispatches were sent- off4ast evening from
BATnults-T's- Office,
.for the Marquis of Witt.

LINGTON.
Yeisterday, at three o'clock, the PRINCE RE='
GENT held a Privy Council at Carlton House, foe
the purpose of pricking fora Sheriff.
The Princess CHARLOTTE of *VVXLES-S return to
Windsor has been put off till this day.