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The Duke of rent packet has arrived at Falmouth
from Lisbon, with Mails and dispatches. The papers
and letters will not be delivered out until to-morrow.
The dispatches from Lord WaLLISIOTox are dated
in the neighbourhood of Ciudad Rodrigo on thp 21st
!ult. but they contain no particular of any interest.
His Lordship was in good health,
'l.e Rime agate has arrived at Plymduth from
Corunna, which place she left on Saturday se'imiglit.
She brought home with her the Henry transport,
with 185 French prisoners on board, taken at the late
storming of Santander. Le Rine, with the Patio
CDS CHARLOTTI, UNICORN, and SOievIIi4LANTR, had
removed all the cannon, stores, and 1800 prisoners
from Ferrol, it being stated that the enemy were ap-
proaching there in great force.. When le Ra
sailed, all the transports and other vessels were
at single anchor at Curtinna—the enemy being on the
advance; and withing thirteen leagues of that place ;
j but it was imagined they would again retire.
By this cenCryance we are made acquainted with
the object and_succtio of Lord WELLINQTAktS rezu.t.
movement ; whichotsit appears, was directed town! as
Cudad Rodrigo and. Salamanca—less with a '.iei
to the attack of either of those places, than to m
a diversion in favour of the Gallician arn:T. In the
confident expectation that Lord Wast.iNoron would
not quit his cantonments, Mott sore had dispatched
a strong division is destroy the force ands:. General
I NISAVIA. The latter, unable to offer any tirectud
opposition in the field, had, as indeed preceanz ac-
counts informed us, retreated from Attorga, and had
subsequintly retired into the mountains. The rap.d
and well-timed advance of the British General at
length compelled the enemy to retrea t inhis tozn,where
the Spaniards are stated to have successfully infested
his rear, ana in -the course of these operation- hid
taken a number of prisoners, ansottg whom wr3 3
General. The Corunna Gazette contains Gs-Lent
ABADIA'S dispatches to the bbove effect ; and dicits
that farther particulars were promised by that c
manlier as soon esti)e pursuit, wherein he Was 'it: en.
.gaged, should have terutir.atede
The latest accounts which had reached Coruna.;
from Lord WaLLINOToN were of the 2:td ultimo, sr
which Jay his Lordship was within two leagues o:
[Ciudad Rod, igo. The most recent dates from Opizo
are of the 21 instant. Stores and artillery bull ant•
tinned to be forwarded ftont that city by the Douro.
The enterprising Spanish commander EqvrlV Miss
had arrived at Corunua, t..r the purpose td estivie;
the seasonable supplies of aritis and Aniniatiniell
which had just reached the above4satned j cnt is t:t
SIJAVRILpLANTit frigate. Sir li. Douosa. had tan.
at Cnronita to replace Generai WALKS*. Two t...ire
dred and forty deserters from the Trench arm.) :IA
been brought to Corunua.
It is positively stated, that Bassists% has bi rl te•
called, in consequent. of hissprematute ev at
the Asturias.

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