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London, England, 1810-11-17 00:00:00

THE EVftENING STAR.

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The dispatches which we announced in the Brea
part of our impression of yesterday, to have been
ceived from Lord WELLINCiON, were dated the
instant, and refer to dispatches of the Ist, which
not yet arrived, in consequence of the frigate that
then on board having been blown off the
Their general tenour is highly favourable to the
of the. Allies. No general action had taken place
late as the 3d inst. and his Lordship was every
adopting fresh plans by means of which to annoy
enemy. Among other expedients ,he had mulct
detachments of cavalry, the one under the con
of General COTTON, the other under General
The fbrtner had penetrated into the rear of the
my's positions, and, in conjunction with the •
of Pen:che, was harassing the right wing of the
• while the latter had crossed the Tagus, to prevent
enemy from foraging in the Southern provinc
Portugal. The rci;ts hostile armies continLed
same-positions as at the date of the former advicis
but the most flattering expectations on our side w
universally entertained.
There have been other arri,als from the Peninsu
but none of them bring later accounts than those t
ceived yesterday.
The ESPIEGLE sloop of war has arrived at Ply
mouth. She left Lisbon on the Ist instant, in cup
pany with a man of war brig, having twenty.l
transports full of french prisoners under convoy
some of which have arrived at Portsmouth, as state
in the next paragraph. She brings accounts that th
enemy are deserting in great numbers to Lisbon, an
that the French army is plentifully supplied with bee
and cattle, but in great want of bread.

The MERCURY, DOTIREL, and ESPIEGLE men of scar{
yesterday came to anchor at Spithead, with a largo
Beet of transports from Lisbon, having on board about
4000 French, taken at Coimbra, tvith the whole medi
cal staff of the French army, medicines and instru
news, by the gallant Colonel TRANT ; and the sicl
and wounded of the British army who were at Lisbon
When the fleet sailed, .we believe, on the sth, MM.
SENA had demanded a cessation of arms for six weeks
but this was refused, and MAMMA was retiring. B;
these ships, dispatches have been received from I
WatuNcrrow, and there are many letters from
army. Every means has been taken to reinforce
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regiment of the line has bet
grel
sent to the army from Cadiz, and General GAAttu
has nobody in garrison but the foot guards. A
many of the regiments under Sir JOHN STUART ha
been sent from Sicily. We likewise bear that
veral mere battalions will be sent to Portugal from
this country and from Ireland.
•In another part of this Paper will be found win
particulars extracted from the journals and from pp
vate letters.

Accounts have also arrived from Cadiz to the 4t:
instant.—The follow ing are the only articles they pm
sent, relating to military affairs :
CADIZ, OCTODER 30. _

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The head-quarters of General Capon's divisios
were, on the 25th, in Castelegos, it consists of 3001
infantry and 400 cavalry. Ballesteros had his, on ins
20th, in Aracena, where General Butron, with 80
horse had joined him ; his advanced posts were within
sight of Chapearri, five leagues distant from Seville.
Aremberg occupies Maguer, La Lux, Belluvos and
Bonares, with 1400 infantry, 500'horse, and six pieces
of artillery, and two howitzers.