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454 hot la Este. s Th„k sa soloed ; s adoro alphas, 'officers, ' The loss op to the 26th tilly be estimated 1 Count de Petine in Pante de Cantos- ;'the
I Lieutenant, 1 Endre, 1 Bedew, 44 seek aite ai*, innoded..
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isdenthveneCidaA FrenchD ai
and
l IsaLVE r e ,the
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at one half of the army with which- Marmont passed 'I cavalry in
48th Foot, lit Batt. A Serpent, s rank and file, killed; a easy' the Douro. Marshal Beresford was on the 28th in • nasterio. 7m/do.
•
taro, 6 Lieutenants, 4 Ensigns, 3 Serjeants, 2 drummers, es
rank add file, wounded. Salamanca, not only out of all danger, but conside.l •
.
51st Foot. 2 rink and file wounded. rably re•established.entereditAlgee; • smile
1214 Foot, Ist Batt. 2 rank and file, wounded. Avoner 4.—According to letteri.from Beira Alta, some prisoner*. In the mean time, Dm..111..:a%
ii.ed Foot Foot, 2d Batt. ps rank and Me killed; 1 lleutenruit-
received by the post of yesterday, the enemy conti-- tiros continues in La Hoyt. de Malaga. Theßal4.priset
colonel, 8 capn% 2 lieutenants, 1 eneigo, 1 staff, 1 serjeaut, I
nue to retreat, and our army to pursue them.— of An lona was in Tariff with his small •• •
104 rank and ilk, wounded.
, Seth Foot, id Eatt. 1 serjeant, 2 rank•and file, wounded; 1 Among the prisoners is Bonnet, who is wounded. On the 19th General Ballasteros remained ill Hon,
rear.. It appears that oge ajliTs
rank and file, missing. Soult, knowing that Lord Wellington was march-. de Malaga,-threatened by considerable fort
sock Foot, sth Bait. 8 rank and file, killed; 1 lieutenant-colo- ~0
1 against Marmont, and fearing that the latter of whom were in his
nel, t major, 1 ensign, 1 serj ant, 2S rank and file, wounded; •
would fare badly; ordered to his assistance a stiong have placed at his disposal various trans Tbe
2 rank and file missing.
'
Out NW, lot Batt.-1 lieutenant-colonel, 2 captains, 2 lieute..* detachment ; but it could not reach its destination ; French re main in San Roque and Ettipooa. • .
nants, s irritants, I drummer, 35 rank and file, killed; 1 ma- because in.Nava del Rey, on the Valladolid roads JULY 27.—They write from Tarifa of the lik
joy,
4 captaios, 1 I lieutenanta, 3 ensigns, 22 serjeants, 1 druni- the
famous General Hill completely routed it, after that the -enemy had retired to Los Barrios, leavii-
nerr, 280 sank and file, wounded. 1 1000 Alen in San Roque.
68th Foot —1 lieutenant, I serjeant, s rank and file, killed, 2 an action of seven hours. .
captains, 14 rank and file, wounded. In addition to letters recounting the great and de- ' JULY 28.—We are assured that on the 18th •
74th Foot. 8 rank and file, killed ; 1 captain, 1 lieutenant, 2 NIL
chive action near Salamanca, it is added, that IX. the English expedition from the Mediterranean irti
serjeants, 38 rank and s
tile ; 4 rank and file redwing. Sanchez and d'Espana, seeing-that victory-had de- in the Balearic Islands; &ready to sail for its•nlowg,
2 leant*, 1 drummer, 39 rank and file wounded; 1 rank
and file missing.
Glared for Lord Wellington, proceeded to. the ens- destination.
Total British-1 general staff, 1 lieutenant-colonel, 1 major, my's rear, and notwithstanding a resirve division c It appears, that .an the 25th General Eafla
11 captains, 0 lieutenants, 4 ensigns, 24 serjeants, 1 drum- was opposed to them, they succeeded in completely wee in Yunquera, and that there were from 5 tos4
crier, 335 rank and file, 96 horses, killed; 4 general staff,
8 lieutenant-colonels, 9 majors, 43 captains, 88 lieutenants, . .
r man escaped and took from the enemy math
sin le
23 ensigns, 3 staff, 136 serjeants,l3 drummers, 2387 calk' .c, 9
destroying three corps of cavalry, of which not a • of the enemy in his front.
than 500 waggons
. . ~
1 , -• end file, 120 boric., wounded; 74 rank file, 37 hones, -colours and cannon, and more.
missing. laden with different effects.
Total Portuguese-7 captains, 4 lieutenants, 2 enaigns, 4
LISBON, AUGUST 5.
serjeants, 287 rank and ile, 18 horses, killed ;• 1 general
staff, 2 colonels, 4 lieutenant-colonels, 5 majors,. £9 cap- His Excellency Senor General Marquis of TORRES
- tali"' IS lieutenants, 27 ensigns, 3 stair' 42 "1"1"' 4 .VEDRAS continues to pursue the enemy,, who, a few
drummers, 1432 rank and Me, 83 horses, wounded ; 1 leaeues from Madrid, were not very distant from
• ietjeant, 1 drummer, 179 rank and file, 7 horses, missing.VP
" Total spanists—s rank and Ms, killed; 4 rank and 61e, him. His ExcellencP, according'to our judgment,
wounded. will only rest himself when. he has established his
Joon 'W'Avaas.Lieut.-Col. and A. A. Gra. bead-quarters in Madrid, in which event the inhabi-
•)fimses of Portuguese Olken, killed and wounded, Ca the led
tants will have the high gratification of expressing
July 112.
ICILBLID, . their gratitude to their liberator, to the liberator of
.
lit Dragoons. Lieutenant Ato.dkis Ferreira. Spain, to the immortal Lord WELLINGTON, which is
StbL Regiment ol the Line—Capt# A. R. de Silva, Enid. Made so fully die to him for the benefits that have resulted
' ClBlOll.
11th Ditto. Ensign A. P. de Carat from his glorious triumphs. Marshal BERESPORD,
12th Ditto. Captains J. L. de Fonseca and A. B. Cabral. according to the latest intelligence, continued to re-
I Stb Ditto. Lieutenant J. M. Lesta, Ensign M. de C. Alferada. cover of his wounds.
16th Ditto. Captain A. P. N. Pinto. The day before yesterday there arrived in this city
23d Ditto. Captains L. 0. de Beltran and F. A. de Sa. three eagles and four colours, taken from the French
4th Cacidores. Captain John Wardluw.
12th ditto. Lieutenant I. de Oliviers. in the battle of the 22d. Yesterday these trophies
. wOuNDED. . were forwarded to England.
Field Marshal Sir W. C. Bereeford, K. B. severely, but not dan• , SEGUENZA, JULY 19.
;manly. " • • ,
Colonel Collins, slightly. , . Every thing belonging to JOSEPH is ready packed
Captain Synge, Aid-de-Camp to Brigadier-General Pack, se- up, and it is thought he will very soon depart—some
vent y. hive fixed the time for the 11th arid 12th. Deser-
let Dragoons. Lieutenant-Colonel Watson, Captain A. M. de
Menezes. Lion
continues to oe very great from among the Jura-
-Ist Regiment of the Line. Lieutenant J. A. Belles, Ensigna J. mentados.
C.hrhtosmo and J. Hobart.
3d Ditto. J. de S. P. Cardona, severely.
Bth Ditto Lieutenant-Colonel Conde de Plgallia, Major F.
Eueibio, severely; Major Wyl e, slightly; Capt. Marley, se-
verely; Lieutenants J. de ba and F. X. Abelho, both slightly;
Ensign J. A. de Ceram, both slightly ; Adjutant L. J. de Gou-
sea, slightly.
9th Ditto. Major Rhos, Lieutenant A. G. Vim, Adjutant 1.
Gonsalves, all slightly.
11th Ditto. Lieut.-Colonel A. Anderson, slightly; Major J. C.
de Mello, severely; Captain J. de Coves Giotto, svetely ;
Captain J. de Pinto, slightly ; Captain J. Fonda-,,slightly ;
Ensign F. de Luiz and A. J. de Govea, both slightly.
)2th atm. Colonel A. de. Silveira, severely : Captain J. J. de
S. Machado, severely; Ensigns A. de Lacenda, A. B. de 011-
. veira, A. D. M. Tudella, and P. Maurits, all severely ; Adju.
taut J. M. Rieloto, severely.
15th Ditto. Lit utenant Rento GUs, severely; Ensign J. M.
Maio, slightly.
s Dine. Captain F. D. S. de Costa; Captain J. P. Quintella,
severely; Captains F. de Alpoim and Wejeb, both severely;
Lieutenant G. A. Pereira,. Lieutenant J. P. M. de Abroim,
severely; Lieutenant F. B. Martino; Lieutenant A. P. Ran- I
gell ; Ensign J. R. RangeU ; Ensign J. M. de Sande.
13d Ditto. Captain 01. Crawford, slightly ; Captain J. Barrel-
lier and Lieutenant I. FrAro, 'both severely; Lieutenant
T. A. Robucho and Ensign J. A. Almeida, both slightly; En-..
signs J. M. de Alberquerque and F. Mantle. both severely;
Ensign C. Cardoza, .sightly.
24 Cacatkires. Ensign J. A. Ferreitia, severely.
4th Ditto. Lieutenant-Colonel Williams; Captain M'Gregor,
severely; Lieutenant F. de Paulo, Ensigns S. de Alves Mon-
tais. severely; and D. D. A. de Costa, severely.
7th Ditto. Captain F. de P. Ronda, and Ensign J. C. V. Hurto,
both slightly. •
lii Ditto. Major Saint Leger Hill and Captain Danbrawa, both
severely, Ensign Perreira, slightly.
19tE Dragoons. Lieutenant M. D. de Miranda, Brigade Major,
missing. (signed) JOHN WATERS, G.
Lieu.. Col. and A. A.
Return of K lied, Wounded, ;Ind Missing of the Army under the
Command of his Excellency General the. Earl of Wellington
K. B. in an Affair with the knany's Rear-Guard near L;
Serna, on the 23d July 1819. '
'General Staff. I lieu! enant.colonel wounded.
Ist Dragoons King's German Legion. It lieutenants, 1 serjeant,
47 rank and file, 40 hone., killed; 1 captain, I comet 3 wits.
jeants, 24 rank and file, 23 horses, wounded; 1 sedeant, 4
rank and file. I levee, missing. --
24 Dragoons, King's German Legion. 1 captain, 1 serkant, 19
rank and file, 27 horses, killed; 1 lieutenant, 1 serjeant, U.
rank and file, 3 horses, missing.
Total, 1 captain, 2 lieutenants, 2 sujeants, 46 rank and Me,
67 hoists, killed; i lieutenant-oolonel, 1 captain, 1 lieutenant
1 cornet, 4 serjeants, 52 rank and file, 46 horses, wounded,
1 serjeant, 5 rank and file, 4 bones, missing.

FRENCH PAPERS.

• •
PARIS, AUGUST 10.
• . The ship of the line le Castiglione was lama e
04 the 4d of August from the docks at Venice, k
a few days after, the Lunch of another vessel,.eded
it Reale Italian (the Royal Italian), mold tab d
*lace in the same port, and also that of dui ~aqll
h Piave.
th
NUREMBERG. AUGUST S.
The first column of the corps of Neapolitan tells "
marching towards the North, arrived here the dAy
-llefore yesterday, and having halted yesterday, st d
out again this day. of
LEMBERG, JULY IS.
A report had got into circulation in the Duchy of Id
Warsaw, stating that the Russians had made an is. hi
cursion in the vicinity of Lublin. Itwas supposed,
that the advance of a corps of their army was nes, "
when in the night of the 15th and 16th, 'some Cot. w
sacks took possession of the villages of Holubie,
law, Znibriecaow, and Wlodava. Signals of alarm
were made, but it was soon understood that the whole
of the enemy's forces consisted only of some pulks,
about 400 men, who retired as soon as they were in.
formed of the march of a detachment of the gartite
of Zamnse against them. Before they mired, du t)
Cossacks completely plundered the villages they had ti
occupied.

CADIZ, JULY 29.

On the 26th, Senor CuNDE DR PAMELA& had his
audience leave of the REOSNCY, previous to proceed-
ing to London, in quality of Ambassador. On the
same day was presented Don J. SILVEIRA GOMES, Se-
cretary of Legation, charged with the official orders.

PORTUGUESE AND SPANISH PIPERS.

LISBON, JULY 31.
[FROM THE PORTUGUIZ "I:ELEGRAFO, AUGUST 4.]
Our Marshal Besaturoin was slightly wounded
on the 18th, in the leg, whilst encouraging the 11th
English Dragoons; and again, rather seriously, while
at the head of the Portuguese Brigade, which he had
ordertd to attack with fixed bayonets.
a According to-intelligence from the Alentejo,
General HILL had again advanced towardithe ene-
my. Solnr has collected all his disposable force in
Moron ; Daourr was in Maquilla ; they ;were con,
ducting the artillery towards the Castle of Belitiez,
which they were fortifying, and %there all the grain,
meal, &c, was taken. _ _

'The remains of MARMOWT.. according to the
-latest accounts, had retired in the direction of Ma.
drill ; of 50,000 met% of which it was composed,
25,000 will scarcely reach that capital, and when it
reaches Valencia, which, it appears, is intended as
the place of junction with SOULT and Sumter, it will
be reduced to 20,000.—Souta in his retreat, at least,
must lose 8,000: all the French garrisons from the
North to the Ebro, unless they timely escape, will
be made prisoners. It appears Irom these calcula.
tions, that theyovill not be able to collect an army of
80,000 men, provided they keep 20,000 in the garri-
sons of Pamplona, Saragoza, Tarragona, Barcelona, ,
Gerona, &c. All the Juramentados will desert to us.
All the immense Spanish parties must unite, and in
the months of October and November, the Spanish
force upon the Ebro will consist of 200,000 men.—
The experience of the past will teach them to main•'
tain discipline. and the enample of the Allied Army
will incite them to emulation."
LISBON, AUGUST S.
According to letters received by the pest te.day,
the French prisoners amount to war 18,000 and 359