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London, England, 1811-09-24 00:00:00

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LONDON,
'2IIII,SDAY, SarTEMBER 24, 1811.

Letter's from Lord WILLI OTON to the 4th lost.

from Furnie Guindido, were received • by Govern-

ment this day. No movement of the Allied ArMies
-of env Importance had taken place. The trench
arm of the North, which had reiired from Gallicia
before the Spanish .General. ABADIA, had, moved
in the direfiion of Valladolid, and from thence seem-
ed to have an intenann'of proceeding in the direc •
tlon of .Ciudad Rodrigo.

This morning a Lisbon Mail arrived.: it brings
Papers to the Bth ult. ; The British army has not
made any movernenti since the last accounts„ but
some of the letters say, that MA!tMONT is moving
towards, Ciudad Itoderigo, in which Case the cam-
paign will again become aaiye. All the Fr, nch
sick that were at'Salamanca were removed to Val-
ladolid upon the approach of our troops. There are
some vague rumours in those papers, of Bt.. AKE hav-
ing defeated SooLt, in Murcia, but, we attach no
ctedit to diem.

We this morning received Jamaica Papers to the
Oith Angus!, but they contain no news.

The Duke of Kent packet has arrived at Falmouth
tom New York she bailed from thence on the 20th

August, and from Halifai on the 3d September.—
The Letters and Papers brought by this packet wil'
be delivered io.morraw. It appearaots we suspeet.
ed, that there was no foundation for !be report a
the capture of the American frigate the Presidot.

We have very few particulars to add- to the ac-
count whiCh we yesterday gave of the gallant
off Boulogne. There were two days fighting ; on
the first day the Naiad stood tie whole brunt of the
a-lion, remaining luietly at anchor. receiving the
enemy's vessels in succession. BVONATAIITS and
NET were in a splendid-barge bearing the Imperial
''fag, but they prutiently, kept Close under tbe bat-
teries. The second day,.the Naiad was supported
by three stoops of war. The French .Admiral ran
under the nattettvs, wnere the NalOdibid nut wdler
to follow, or she would have been taken. Tile
Commodore was boarded by the Naiad's mut), after
being lashed to the frigate, that shb•might not run
akt ay, and had so or 06 killed and .wounded ; the
two kiltett and Is wounded. Capt. Cittru
• rir's account, will be in to-night's Gazette.

French Papers lo.the 16th instant. bale reached
trAvn. he most important article they contain is,
Souves official account of the defeat cf General

auYitit, WiliCh of course he represents as most
cisive. SouLT awry; that'lltArta's army had joined
Generill Femmes, but, there is reason to believe
that that statement is not correa.

" Ifindsor-Casale, Sept. 24, 1811

" His MAJESTY had setnesteep in the night, and
is much the &micas he was the day before yesterday.
" itAt.rtn.D.
" W. HEBER)) tit 4„
i 1 g. WILLIS."

Lorton Papers have arrived to the loth ult. They
oxtlreas 'favourable hopes with rasped to Mr. Fos-
Ttt ti's
Yesterday afternoon, the Princess CirARLOTra of
Wsr.es arrived, in her carriage and four, at War.
wick House, from Bognor, accompanied- by Lady
De Clifford, and her Sub-Governess, Mrs. Vdney.
Her Royal Highness was received by the Bishop of
Salisbury.
1 he. Puke of YORK. held a public, levee this dar
at the Horse Guards, at which several General Of-
fivers, &c. -were present. •
Sir 17101413 POPHAM() who arrived in town this
rnorninE,', had a long interview with the Duke of

yoitu.
We are sorry to learn that the Tartar frigate has
uriforteriately been lost in the -Baltic. She struck
60 a roto ti the t rub ult. and remained in that pe-
rilous state tilt the sod, ,when it was' found itnprae-
tieable to curve tier. ,It is withpleasure we add, that
not one of the Otiieers or crew were lost. They
have, 'We understand, been distributed among our
i'rins on that station..
Sunday morning the 4arl of Leicene; packer,
Ciptain 1-lAmmot4l), and the Auckland, Captain
LyNas, arrived at. Harwich, with Anhoit Maita„—
Ott their passage,' about tab leagues from the Texel,
they mot with a lug-salt privateer, full of men, who
fra‘e- them chace, and came •up with them so fast,
that the Captains were induced to bring-to, and
icpare fly engagement. As soon as the privateer
diseovertd .this she hove•to also, and the packets
bore de4in upon her, and commenced an engage-
trent, which lasted (k% ithin pistol shot) for near
five,houts, when the privateer sheered off, and made
sail; the packets. pursued her for some tune,' in
lops of meeting with some of our cruizers off. the
Dutch coast. The packets' crews behaved most
Ka!lantly„ and fortunately not one of them VIPS
w' undcd...not it hstanding many shots went through
thtur sails. , . .

steoin .EbtlioN.

SUN-OFFICE,

HALF' feAST TWO O'CLOCK.

We stop the Press. to state, that Government
have received accounts from*Lisbon of the gth 'in-
!tint, -which say, that the 'French_ after plundering
Villa Franca, retired towards Asiorgat.. Their head-
quarter! were in front of that town. General,Aaa-
lm had moved forwards to Molina Seccu. Mar-
shal Maamosres army continues to defile towards
Old Castile. It is said this army will be replaced by
several corps from the army in the centre. They will
proceed by the Talavera Road to Placentia. It is re-
ported that Marshal Sotn.'r• will 'shortly return with
va
great part of _his army -to the Guadiana'.