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valotir nor skill to rescue from his power a prisoner;
hid error procured the escaping from his claws of a
gallant Eoglislim.m (Colonel Grant) by the assist-
ance•Of the valiant Tempiano, who, convinced of thel
singular merit and scrvites rendered by that stranger,
determined to use every possible exertion to save
and succeeded. Soult thought that with 12,000 Van-
dals he could overtake General Ballasteros, and his
small division; his error covered him with ignominy,
and the expedition was frustrated with the loss of
more than 2000 of his people. Semeli supposed the
inaurgents did not understand rapid marches, nor
dared to place themselves between Ronda and Arcos ;
his error brought about a surprise, and he was con-
fused, confounded, and routed by the indefatigable
Ballasteros. The French having fortified themselves
in a point, did not believe the partisans possessed
either sufficient art or boldness to drive them from
it • their error made them fall into the snare, and in
Calatayud the celebrated Duran undeceived six hun-
dred of them.
These seven recent examples demonstrate that we
may derive great advantages from the faults of our
TEMESWAR, OCTOBER 27.
enemies, who, as we have frequently observed, either ; .
The last letters state that the Turkish forces ua!er
lose all their skill on passing to this side of the Pyren-
the Grand Vizier have been reduced to the greatest
nees, or are not so valiant, so irresistible, nor so in- straits, and have sued for an armistice, which has been
vincible as they boast : or that the Spaniards, not- refused by General Kutusow, who has taken 5000
withstanding their little discipline, are superior to prisoners and an immetne quaetity of military store:.
them—the experience of forty-two months contest
General MarkofPs engagement was m;•,:e decisive
proves this last. than what was thought exaggerated reports
A campaign, a single battle was sufficient to subdue
a northern nation ; more than 3 years and a half of ' BASIL, NOVEMBER
continual fighting, many battles, and the over-running ' Count Gottcrp, late King ref Sweden, lives here in
the whole Peninsula, are not enough to enable 80. the most retired mantes. his chief amusement is ti:e
naparte, with strict truth to say, I have subjected a public lectures.
single village in Spain ! His error has already cost MUNICH, NOVEMBER 17.
him 300,000 combatants. I All the officers, subalterns, and soldiers, stafor.ed
VICINITY OF LEON, NOV. CS. lon the banks of,the Rhine, and forming part of the
The customary garrisons remain in Leon, Astor.
Royal Bavarian army, have been disbanded and seat
ga, Orbigo, Mansilla, &c. &c. partial movements are into their native country.
continually taking place. FRANKFORT, NOV. et.
On the 23d ult. was interred the Bishop of Leon. According to accounts from Al.e.leturg of yesterday, tl.e fol-
lowing quantities of culculal p;o.auce passed through that pla:e
fur this city :-
2,985,000 kilograms of dared, raw, and refined sugar.-
1,500,003 ditto West India cotton.-130,000 ditto Bengal and

We have received a regular series of Thr Hat:Jur:7,
Corrapoadent to the 30th uit. from v,+;;11 wt. ha.,
Mack the subsequent interesting extracts, annouacing
in the two first articles some further consideral4e suc-
cesses of the Russians over the Turkish army.

JASSY, OCTOPER si.

According to advices from the head-quarters of the
Turkish army, it w.ss a third tirtie defeated on the
night of the 17th and morning of the 18th by a corps
of 7000 men; they, however, were fortunate enough
to secure a retreat across the Danube, althou,h se:tir
great loss. The Russians afterwards attacked th
Turkish camp near Rudschuck, and having made a
?Teat booty, pursued their enerni:s as far as firnowo.
fhis success no longer renders dubious the fate of tl:.:
ITurkish force; that have en,renched themselves on the
islands of the river. The news was this day celebrated
by a solemn le Deum, and the city will at night 1:4

YELVES, NOV. 23.

They write fr,m our head-quarters, that, under
the appearance of inaction, the utmost activity is ob-
served, and that the Patriots act very advantageous-
ly, and daily bring in prisoners, although in small
numbers.
Chaiico has taken 400, the greater part of them
juramentados, who are daily expected in Valencia de
Alcantara. Our small division is in Caceres, but is
in great want of provisions.
We have not yet learned that Marmont has passed
the Tejo, and only know that he caused a part of his
troops, who had arrived at Truxillo, to retrocede to
their former positions. What pleases us much is, the
observing the activity of our Generals, and the per-
suasion that the greatest union and friendship sub-
sists between them.

- - .
West India indigo.--1,000,000 ditto coffee.-106,000 ditto dying

materials.—
From Milan the following Lad been sent on the road to this
country :-3,250,000 kilograms of raw, clayed, and reined sugar.
—50,000 ditto coffee.-50,000 ditto pe?per, pimento, Scc. A.
large quantity of cotton has Lkcwise arrived here from other
quarters, and the transport of ccloLia: produce car.not terminate
until the end of the year.