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AYAMONTA, NOV. IhN.
A circular order of SouLi has bees} Ogg*. in
the county of Niebla, recommending to the Magistrates ,
to oblige the peasants to sow the lands and to punish
with the greatest rigour those who shall neglezt to do
so, threatening them that a military chief shall be
sent to examine the grounds and impose punishment
for such omission.
The French continued on the 16th at Moguer, Luz,
and Niebla, and have many sick. The division of
General Capons appears to be at Castillejos. Accor-
ding to accounts from Estremadura, Marshal Morticr,
who had lately advanced with a corps of 5 or 6000
men, probably with a design to attack the division of
General Ballasteros, appears to have desisted from
that intention. In the mean time our troops have
concentrated themselves in Frexenel, Fuente de Cill-
tos, and the neighbouring villages, and have received
considerable reinforcements, especially in cavalry.

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WYOUNG MAN who left Porchester in the
itenth of May last, where he was in business as a baker,
. in a house belonging to Mr. Benham, of that place, is most eat/-
sway requested to write to his aftictei Father; as circumstances,
which may tend very coosidsrably to his own interests, are con-
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• Father, he may rely it shall be so done. .
Codsam, near Portencortb, December, 1810. •
NVHEREAS T, John Arundel!, of Henley-upon-
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Jan Arundeil did thereupon violently assault the said John
Dukes, for whiob he has commenced an action against me in his
Majesty's Court of King's Lench, but has kinly consented to
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member, 1810. JOHN ARUNDZL4.,
SHOOTING AND FISHING BOX.
WANTED to Rent, a Small TIOUSE in the
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and a stage to town daily. If with meadow for a Cow will be
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c If suitable, will be answered. . - •
. af.P,diNt'7, ' - ' •
.
- . The late Decree Odle Cartes, ordering a statue to
be erected in honour of their August and generous
Ally Cjeorge the Third, was inclosed in the subse-
queet letter from the Minister of State to the Right
. Vonourable Henry Wellesley, Minister of his Britau-
' plc Majesty at Cadiz :
.1 " Real, Isla de Leon, Nov. 10, 1810.
• : 44 Shen—I have the honour to inane(' to your Pa-
. . pelleecy, by the order of the Council of Regency, the
annexed copy of a Decree issued by the Cones of the
ICingdOns, The Commit of Regency, in command-
- , Ing the to execute this pleasing office, has desired me
- • 1-4) express in the strongest terms the affection and
. -;gratitude they feel for --dte whole British nation, and
fhey.fondly hope that by this solemn avowal of the
Cortes, a new end powerfelinotive will be supplied
'to draw closer than eve; the political relations between
the two countries.
. , ...
6f I have also the honour to acnnain t your Excel-
lency, by order of the same Council; in order that
your Excellency may communicate the fact to your
' pugpst Sovereign, that the Cartes deeply impressed
• With the zeal, interest, and efficacy with which the
084 Ministers which compose the. Cabinet of his
- .
. crisply
Majesty have fulfilled his instructipns to
assist and support the sacred cause of the Spanish rte-
..
• , noel and not less sensible do thei feel the heroic el-
- fOrts Of Lord Wellington for the preservation of
Spain so gloripusly exhibited on their soil in the me-
morable battle of Talavera, and which are now di's-
. played in Portugal, securing by his distinguished
military talents the protection of a kingdom, the de-
fence of which is immediately connected with the
Welfare of the whole Peninsula,
• Pinally, Sir, I may be permitted to mere you
pf the extraordinary satisfaction ; receive personally,
in being the medium of announcing to your Excel-
lency the ardent and profound sensibility common to
the whole nation towards the illustrious Sovereign of
. Cre4t Britain, and I flatter myself that it will be gra-
. cipusly received by his Britannic' Majesty, and will
tend tp consolidate that perfect union and friendship
Which should ever exist between the two Monarchs.
• (Signe) ~ Etearno Beet:um, y Azara."
• THE ANEWEat TO THE AEOVE,
. •
16 Real, !de de Lego, Noyeasiber so.
V, Sin—l have the honourle acknowledge the ree
• „rip; of your Excellency's -letter, in which, by order of
tee Council of Regency, you.tr4nsmit the:Decree of,
- the Cartes of the 19th- of this month, expressive of the
gottltude nil the illustrious Congriss, far the assistance
tit iiiritannic Majesty has given to she Spanish nation.
• Aroma ,the commencement of the arittoua copflict, in
*1)411.4 is engaged for its liberty anli independence.
ff A teitimony so setisfactory of the sensibility of
OA corset to the generous moth* by 'rollick his Ma-
sty was actuated, in employing the-re:tierces of his
iegdom ittfavnur of Spain; mint make it deep and
mrahle impression on his Royal mind,' and must
rengthen the confidence of the Spanish nation, in the
persuasion of the sineerity of hipickpi*ledge4 solici•
pole for the preservation of the integrity of thele Moe
*pretty, end for independence, the promotion of its
toe interests, and its permanent prosperity.
et The opinion formed by the Coites, as expressed
iiithe letter of your Excellency, With regard to die
feel and Interest in the ppanish cause, shewn by the
. Cathy Ministers of his Majesty, will impart peculiar
rtisfectioe to the Members of his Government ; but
. stie fit that I should Worm you that the endeavours
eipployed to assist the glorious efforts of the Spanish
pp le. are not only consistent with the intentions of
Isis Majesty, or with the purposes of his Ministers, but
144 h the anxious wishes of the whole British nation,
ie which there is not a single' individual who dm not
_ fret an equal interest with those who compose the
government, for the happy result of the sacred and
pewerlol catog which constitute: the principal bead of
POPP 13etWeeo firest Britain and Spain,
, V j will avail myself pf the first opportunity to ;end'
l 4? Lord WON= copy of lour Excellency's let-
teirrutid Of the of: the Cortes, and Lam per-
enaded that the opinion of the Cortes, which you -Ex-
.
celfeney has communicated with -respect to the set-
' yices of .I.4ted 'Wellington towards the Spanish nation,
will be considered by him as alehonourable and
ism-
ble . ' testimony of of sentiments of the whole of 4141
Air; .
towards
lints.
?-. . .
I cannot conclude this letter without declaring
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the' pleasant sensations I have felt while I have been
itness to the early deliberations of a Congress, from
. Vie peeseeering-wisdorn of which I confidently expect
Ole eltimet.t expulsion of-the eneetly, and the preserva-
kepi the Integrity and independeneeeifthe Moparchy.
" It only' [emaine %hate I should signify. LP your
. IFeellency my geatitati?leir the way tpswhicle you
jteve condescended to cornmunicate the wishes of the.
tonncil of Regency, and the libeyai Motive#, to which
ke:pere. eof Ole Cortex originated. •
"..,teposi with 1140 *conidekation, See,
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