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London, England, 1810-11-27 00:00:00

trier. of teaming and virtue, and pos4eis the talents
necessary to qualify them -for so importaut an un-
dertaking." . .

SEPTEMBER 4.

The result of the Secret Sitting was read by one
of - the., Secretaries, held in consequence of a notifi-
cation by the Council of Regency, respecting the
validity of the Grants made on the 18th and 21 of
September to the Deputies of the Cortes, D. Vin-
centi.Morales, and D. Joaquin de Le;va, of appoint-
meets in the Law in America-; and to D. Jose
Mexier, of the situation of Secretary for the Affairs
of Grace and Justice; and whether it would be pro-
per to alter the decrees'niade by the Chamb r, in
May, July, and September, respecting Senors Mal-
donada, Saumartini and D. Jose and D. Manuel
Couts, American Supplementary Deputies.' The
Cortes declared that the Grants to the three first
were not according to the Decree of the 30th of
September, us the laws could have a retroactive
etiect.

Two Reports were read from the Committee of
War relati,e to several Bills, and they proceeded
then to the discussion of several clauses of the Bill
relative tothe liberty of the prrss.
The 15Ih and 16th articles were ,approved, of
wit tr,s,ut opposition, but the I 7 h gave Ilse to a con-
siderabt, debate, though it was nitiMately carried
ny a majority of votes, the last clause being sup-
pres-ed, .so" that it stands thus :—" The Author or
Prints r shall be at' liberty to solicit the Supreme
Junta that his work be reviewed a fits',, or even a-
st-cond time, in order that it [nay be returned to him
a; it originally stool. If the ultimate opinion of the
Supreme Junta shall, b:: against the work, it shall
be suppressed without any further examination : but
if it be approved of, itspublication Shall.be.exrdited
accordingly."

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BADAJOZ, Nov. 3.—The General of the Cavalry,
Doi► Fernando Butron, -NAV was la,ely in Fuente de

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Cantos with his Guerillas, composed of the parties

of, Captain 'Don Manuel de Sutp, and Lieutenant
Don' Manuel Mogena, drove back on the 22d`;. it.

in Serena, a movable column of the enemy, consist-
ing of eight buriclrcd infantry, and two hundred
cavalry, killing eight men, amoog whom was an
Officer,
,and pursuing them to Sierra Morena. On
the Ist current, there arrived at this place from 20
to, 30 Frt pri.oners, taken .by the Guerrillas of
General Ballasteros, on the frontiers of the kingdom
of Seville. _

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PUEBLA DE' SANABRIA, OCT. 19.—The
of General Taboada, composed of the regiments of
lleveVenie, Seville, and' Toledo, march from tivs
place: on the I bib; in the dire6tion of Tabara, which
is distant ten leagues, and u here there it r e 400
French infantry and 50 cavalry of the division of
General. Seras." On the 16th our division was join-

ed by 200 cavalry from Echevrea. it is knoWn
that the same day the enemy evacuated- Tabafn ;-but
they were arre,ted in their progress by the swelling
of the rivers Tera and Ezla, and attacked, by Gene-
ral Taboada while they attempted to tord the for-
mer. They made an obstinate resistance in several
points, but he.comeeled them to desist from [hetr
undertaking, and defeated them. At the same
time three battalions-ut our marines moved towards
Manhuy to obs;ave 300 French infantry and 40
cavalry, which were at Santa Marta, Where they
prevented the carriage to Benevente of that gram -
which had. been provided by the Dake del Intan-
tado in Tabora. 'We have reason to believe that
General Taboada, having executed his first enters
!wiz!, marched to Santa Marta to join the marines, •
and threaten Benevente, where there are not more
than 500 of the enemy.. The division of Seras, in'
consequence of constant and fatiguing marches, dues
not exceed 3000 men, and which cover Zamora,,
Benevente„ Labanaza, Astorga, and Leon.
AYAMONTE, Nov. 3.—On the 27th ult. the divi-
sion of General Mentlizabel was expelled at Zafra.
The division of General Ballasteros left Aracena on
the 2811), and his head-quarters on the Ist instant,
for Fuentes de Leon. A French Officer, and two
Juramentadoes (Spaniards who have taken the oath.
of allegiance to King Joseph), who deserted, and
came over to our army, state, that almost all the
French troops have left that capital, and gone to
Carmoua, leaving a few detachments of Mortier's
army in the neighbourhood. It is, positively.known,
from the report of other peoile, that 1500 infantry,
and 150 French cavalry, left Seville for Carmana on
the 23d ult, and that on the 26th the second regi-
ment of infantry marched precipitately to the same.
' destination. Sebastiani has demanded 'reinforce-,
unents, N hich have been refused him.. Sonit; who
had descended to Los Purr tos, with a' part of Mor-
tices army, to reinforce Victor's army, had not re-
turned io Seville on the 26th, although expe&ted
there two days before. Various' reports are in cir-
culation of the object of his journey. The French
partizans appear troubled and' uneasy, and strew
symptoms of, fear, while they speak with little con-
fidence of the force intended to augment, the naval
force preparing in the-vicinity ot.Cadiz Within
the last two days the French have murdered two pa-
triots, who, disdaining to serve the enemies of..their
country, fled tram Seville, and were on their way
to this,city. They were apprehended on the road,
conduEtotl to Seville, and cruelly shot, withot being
allowed time, :to perform those ads of devotion•
which are prescribed by the Christian
On the 22d and 23d ult. more than 600 sick ar-
rived at. Seville, from the divisiOn of Aremberg, and
other regiments' under Moitier. The division of
this General has sudeted considerably ; it is assert-
ed, that, from sickness and desertion, lie has lost
about 4000 men. In the middle of October, the
French, between Seville and Cordova, possessed
1,900 cavalry and 13,500 infantry, scattered over
Seville, Alcala del Rio, Olivares, San Lucar la
Mayor, Guillena, Xatena, Santiponce Utrera, Ca-
mas, Algaba, cantillarta, Alcala de los PanaderoS,
Carmonor, Asurra, Eoija, Cordova, and the neigh-
bourhood.

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