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canes Landman, ditto ; Geed,
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no; Matthew Ferguson, Ordi.
t, Private Marine, badly ; Geo.
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(Signed)
EURRAY Mazy's:a., Capiain,
UOMAS PROWER, SUrgcOn.
on board his Majesty's ship Au.
q. Captain, In an aciton
with
ic, on the 29th November, 1811,
Shipman; William Bull, Q.
Sail-maker's Crew; Thouam*.
Smith; Able Seaman;
bert Hill, Serjeant ofildarines;
vdon, Esq Captain, badly, arn. 1, Lieutenant, ditto, amputated
slightly; A M'Donald, Ordi.
Venn!andman, ditto ; Thomas
irdi
y : John Walter, Laud-
nary Seaman, ditto; Timm.
ditto; James Quini,i
Seaman; ditto ; John Parker,
able
lames Kirby, Landman, very
in of the Forecastle, severely;
a; Thomas Blake, .Able S.
?tarter Gunner, adly, sin .
an, ditto ; Ralph -Archibald.
l 5 Ford, Captain of the
Fore-
, ditto ; John Knights, Private
•en, Privates Marine, slightly;
ditto ; John Hawke, Yrivate Id, Able Seaman, ditto; John
(Signt'd)
saes A. GORDON, Clptata.
..1. SWATNI, Surgeon.
',My MARCH 28.
rable Captain Waldegrave, of
,dressed to Captain Adanas, of
by Vice-Admiral bit ?;.Ward
F.sg.
ship Volontiire, off Palamos,
December, 1811.
this morning, a boar in.
;chooser bad arrived at
. I inimediatelY stood
• where she wac
▪ Banantyrre, Mastei's
ring her out, while the
Burton and Campbell,
'ruined a covering post.
inst a party of fretich
with them. As large
in from the adjacent
grounded, Lieutenant
ing afterwards, 11.- tow.
was extinguished, but
lamage.
ew privateer, mounting
!d for six, carrying a
e to Barcelona.
Tformed by all employ.
del with no other acci.
d.—l have the houot.r
G. G. WALDEGRAVk:.
&c. see the last page.)

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CH 15.

Elvas on the llth inst.
Mr. Stuart were wait.
:turned here yesterday
ores, &c. necessary for
ready at Elvas. Bada-
i3th : General Hill to
principal body of the
r men are in high spi.
Ly a proper reception,
The convoy of the
ports, arrived here on
to allow those who
nteresting mnvemenu

lAL THE EARL OF WEL.
;REIRA FORJAE, DATED
lARCH 4, 1812.

movement of impart.
the 25th ultimo. By
that Gener4l Ballas•

February, near Ma.
commanded by Gene-
van killed.

ice from Sir Howard
stating that Espoz y
January, the garrison,
:he Governor of l'am-
mt to attack General
z y Mina and Longa,
prize to Huesca, en.,
.y the said detachment
npletely defeated the
00 men, and took two
Juiian's derach:nents
de Tormes and
omposed of one officer
conveying dispatches
cause they shew the
ire placed.
)tir Excellency, which
ncy's at;enuon. No. •
n the enemy have of
id to have conquered
to your Excellency.
r from Valladolid u►.
anied by an escort of
that even then the
in, unless he rides is
its horse safe, unless
and r the guidance

purpose.
rders, will, as usual,
e it is necessary-for
ve to the actual si-
ninsula ; but I trust
justice of believirT,
'd any paper of this
AS genuine."

stafettes, Couriers, and
the Army, upon the line
I and Bayonne.
ot Ragusa, Coln-
ution of the Order of
October,. 1811, by
intaoder:in-Chief of
'h the following are
szt, the correspondents,
e transmitted twice cacti
Ravel day, aad alobt-!

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of the Poits will take tare that the attierebt the
tsa is never separate from the estafettes.
Art. 3. Reckoning from the time fizet by a Particular
escort shall 0411. furnished twice a md;sth, to,Gatteral bfficers,
thole employed in the administration, men isolated, and convoys
of
all disriptlons;, consequently persons above described shall be
obeyed to set out at these times only.
An. 4. The Commandants of. places, whoever they spay be,
abiorud, except on the days determined foe tits escorts, shall
peoded from their employments.
be sue
Art. 5. Ibe escort of estafettes" and couriers shall not consist
_4;ailaii 256 den, find be Composed, as mach as possible, of
u'a,g,.„ and infantry. The Governors and Commandants of
°bats" ',yip augment the number of the escort when they judge it'
Leadry, by uniting, In case of need, the troops from two or
three garri•ons.
An. 6. Extraordinary escorts shall be only furnished to Officers,
barcnof dispatches to his Serene Highness' the Prince Major-
Goya], apd ouly in consequence of an order from the Generall-
y, or to Officers of the Staff, dispatched by Generals cm-
amod thel army, upon urPgent occasions.
/. The Commandants of places are authorised to protect
strong detachments the arrival of grain and provisions to the
msolinea, and other fixed places.
"71;t. 9. The Commandant of the escort of the estafettes and
wrier, will take care that the estafette's horse has a cord at-
tacked to hi, bridle, which shall always be held by a Serjeant in
0, centre of the said escort.
Art. 9. The Commanders of the escorts shall always keep their
limp, ready for battle. The Commandants of places will take
are, that previous to their departure every soldier is piovided
with fifty cartridges.
Art. 10. Every Officer or Commandant of an escort, who shall
bb convicted of not having taken all proper measures for the
der?, and protection of the estafettes and convoys, shall be ar-
eted and brought to a court-martial, to be dealt with according
v tharigour of the laws.
Art. 11. Generals, Governors, Commandants of places and
omits, ee charged respectively with the entTe execution of the
present. (Signed) Baron de LAMAR r I Nue e,
General and Chief of the General Staff. I
Head-quarters, Valladolid, Feb, 8.

No. 11. Valladolid, Fab. 12.
ARMY OF FORTC'GAL-ORDER OF THE DAY:

lits Excellency Marshal Duke of Ragusa expresses his satildke-
goo to the Adjutant-Commandant de Sueya, charged with the
Depot of Convalescents at Toledo, for the zeal which be bas ma-
pirated in ameliorating the fate of the soldiers in the convales-
cents' hospitals and establishments. Similar services, and those
Which procure subsistence for the army, will ever be highly ap-
'eamed by his Excellency ; they are those to which, under exist-
fag etrctunstances, he attaches the greatest value.—(Signed)
1 he General in Chief of the Major-General's Staff.
(A true Corp) MAILTINICRE, Commanding Adjutant in Chief of
the Staff of the sth Division.

ALOESIRAS, FEBRUARY 29.
'On the 24th, Kt one in the afternoon, were landed
the troops which arrived from Cadiz, and the same
aright they marched for Los Barrios where was Gene-'
ral Ballasteros, with the company of pioneers. The
other tronrs in Sr. Roque and the cavalry here
marched also with the expeditionary force.
'On the 25th at eleven in the morning a column of
the enemy of 2000 men made its appearance three
quarters of a league from Los Barrios, but when they
saw the expeditionary teoops occupying their posi-
tions, they retired. The guerillas of Carmoria pursued
them, and brought in six prisoners and five deserters.
—Tlte enemy retired by the road to Medina ; every
day prisoners and deserters arrive, who will be sent
to Cadiz the first fair wind. The Orderly Regiment
Is coming to this army from Ceuta, as are 400 con-
victs, who are to be sent to labour on the works.of
Tarifa, for which place the General set out yesterday,
to review those troops; the rest are posted from Los
Barrios to St. Roque. By accounts from Malaga,
we learn, that the loss of the enemy in the action'nt
C.n-tama exceeded 400 infantry, of whom 250
wounded had been brought to that city. A number
of prisoners have arrived • 59 of the 58th regiment,
/0 of the 9th Polish, and two officers, one of each
regiment ; 10 Juramentados ha'e also been brought
in from Malaga, one Lieutenant from among theta,
and a partizan of the infamous Villareal.