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Willie* Delamore, of Liverpool, corn and flour-dealer, dealtit i squadrons abovementioned into the town of Bade-
and ihapmao, May 13, 14, and June 1, at eleven, at the Globs ' ;„. A great number of the French were sabred, as
Tavern, Joho-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Grunt. --
rad Hinde, Fenwick-street, Liverpool; or Mr. Windle, John- were the gunners belonging to' sixteen pieces of can-
street, Bedford-row. • \ non that were taken upon the road, but afterwards
Daniel Coles, of John-street, Adeloll, &road, Middlesex, dreg- abandoned.
gist, dealer and chapman, April 30, may*, and June.:l, at i •
The pursuit of the enemy's cavalry having led a
eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Okines, No. 10, Black- I
Prince-row, Newington, Surrey. , great proportion of the allied Dragoons to a distance
John Hack, late of Bread-street, St. Gcorge's in the East, Mid- , of several miles before the Infantry of Marshal Be.
dieser, carpenter, builder, dealer and chapman, April 30, at , resford's army could Come up, the French infantry
twelve, May 4, at eleven, and June 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. availed themselves of the opportunity to retreat in
Attorney, Mr. Sheffield, Great Prescut-street, Goodman's- .
Fields, London. ' , solid column, and thus effected their escape.
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Henry Prosser, of London, master and math er, April 28, 27, 1 The enemy's loss is estimated at not less than five
and Jane 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pearce, or six hundred men killed, wounded, or prisoners ;-
Kirby-street, Hatton-Garden. . great numbers of horses and mules were taken,
Hugh Cormack, late of Vi'atling-street, London, underwriter, together with one howitzer and some ammunition
broker, dealer and chapman, April 30, at twelve, May 4, at
-eleven, and June 1,- at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. waggons. •
Pasmore, Warnford-eono, Throgmorton-street. i Marshal Beresford speaks highly of the steadiness
DIVIDENDS, of Colonel De Grey's brigade of heavy cavalry, and
Martin Walther Persent and Augusta. William Bodecker, of
Little St. Helen's, London, merchants, July 3, at ten, at Guild- of the gallantry displayed by all the troops that were
hall.-George Nicholson, of Queen-street, Bloomsbury, dealer, engaged.
June 11, at twelve, at Guildhall.-Thomas Greaves, of Kingston- , The enemy abandoned the town of Campo Mayor
upon-Hull, ironmonger, May 14, at eleven, at the Neptune Inn, without resistance, leaving there a considerable sup-
kiagston-upon-Hull.-Thomas C. Huxley, of Liverpool, grocer, ply of corn and provisions, and eight thousand rations
May fit, at twelve, at GuildhalL-John Irwin, of Church•court,
Ciement's-lane and Sr. Mary Axe, merchant, May 18, at twelve, of biscuit.
at Guildha11.--Wm. Malcom, of Watling-street, London, ware- Return nf the Killed, Wounded and Missing in the Corps of the
houseman, May 111, at one, at Guilditall.-Robert Wright, of I Allied Army under the orders of Marshal Sir W. C. Beres-
Watling-street, London, warehouseman, May 18, at one, at I ford, K.B. on the 25th March, 1811.
GuildhalL-William Teidman, sen. and Wm. Teideman, jun. of ,3d Dragoon Guards-2 horses killed, 3 rank and file wounded.
' Portsmouth, tavern-keepers, May 14, at one, at the George Inn, ' 13th Light Dragoons-10 rank and Ile, 6 horses, killed; 2 Lieu-
Portsmouth.-John Manning, of Namptwich. Cheshire, draper, tenants, 1 Staff, 1 Quarter-master, 1 serjeaut, 2s rank and
May 16, at three, at the Mosley Arun inn, Manchester.-Wm. file, 10 horses, wounded; 1 serjeant, 21 rank and Ile, 35
Goodwin, of Gosport, baker, May 29, at one, at the Crown horses, missing.
lon, GoSport.-e-Matthew Ward, of Gosport, soil it-merchant and', Ist Regiment of Portuguese Cavalry-1 Cornet, 10 rank and file,.l
victualler,- May 29, at one at the Crown Inn, Gosport.-Chris..11 horses, killed; 32 rank and file, 25 horses, wounded-; ti
tootle:- Hamilton, of Windier, Reeks, linen-draper, May 18, at I rank and file, 32 horses, missing.
ten, at Guildhall.-James Atkinson, of Clevely Mill, Lancashire, 7th Ditto-3 rank and file, 1 horse, killed; 8 rank and file,'
miller and corn-dealer, May 23, at eleven, at the King s Arm wounded; 28 rank and file, 41 horses, missing.
Inn, Lancaster.-lames Willis, George Mores Jukes, James Grey Total-1 Cornet, 23 rank and file, to horses, killed; 2 Lieut..
Jackson, and John Langley, late or Salisbury-square, London, I nants, 1 Staff, I Quarter-master, I serjeant, 65 rank and Moe]
merchants, navy-agents, and Insurance-brokers, April 29, at ten, 135 horses, wounded; 1 serjeant, 76 rank and file, 108 horses,
ee Cuoilhall.-StephenWalmsley, late of Orniskirk, Lancashire, missing.
brewer, May 17, at twelve, at the Wheatsiteaf lan, Ormsirk. NAMES OF OFFICERS WOUNDED. '' - .
CERTIFICATES,
CATES, MAY 11. 13th Light Dragoons-Lieutenant Smith, badly; Lieutenant
Leopard Lazenby, of Parson's-Green, Fulham, stock-broker. Gale, Adjutant Holmes, sad Quarter-Master Greenhain,
',Roger Walker, of Kingston-upon-Hull, grocer. slightly.
John Lovell, of Aldersgate-street, London, jeweller. Return of Ordnance and Stores taken from the Enemy on the
John Krauss, of Manchester, merchant. 25th March, 1811, by the Allied Army under the orders of
William Langdale the younger, late of Kingston-upon-HA-(liot Marshal Sir W. C. Beresford, K.B.
now a-prisoner in Null gaol) victualler. - • . 1 French six-inch howitzer, 6 French ealssons with ammunition,
Richard Travis, of Manchester, silversmith and jeweller. 1 French forge cart.-Since destroyed,
William Wright, of Manchester, grocer. (Signed) E. PAILINIAM, D. A.G.
Robert Houlden, of St. Margaret's-hill, Southwark, linen-draper. ....--.-
Wm. Nelson and Robert Morris, of Liverpool, merchants. •
SPANISH PAPERS.
John Bowcher and Wm. Wood, of Exeter, brandy merchants.
John Iles, new or late of Bristol, victualler.
John Prout, of Bristol, baker. OFFICIAL ARTICLE.
Joseph Smith, of Maimingham, Yorkshire, ccitton•nterchant. Field-Marshal D.. 1. de Zayas, from the camp of
James Shipp, of Walcot, Somerset hire, carpenter.
Benjamin Hart, of Plymouth, tavern-keeper. Cascajera, en the 30th of March, writes to the Chief
Thomas Rooke, of Bengeo, Hens, fanner. of the General Staff as follows : .
Joseph Tyndall, of Birmingham, buttoo-maker. " His Excellency Senor D. Francisco Ballesteros
John Hipwell, of Hardman 's-ford, Prestwich, calico-printer. having informed me that be was threatened with an
James Millar, of Liverpool, merchant.
George Barton Marsden, of Manchester, upholsterer. immediate attack, which was confirmed to me by the
Horatio Smith, Henry Chesmer, and Jobn-Down,ef GrestWie- movements of the enemy with all his forces upon the
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chester-street, London, merchants. right of the river Tinlo, I considered it my duty to
DOWNING-STREET, APRIL 19. disturb them in their design by attacking the left of
A dispatch, of which the following is a copy, was on the evening their line, and by this means keeping them in uncer.
of the 17th inst. received at Lord Liverpool's Office, addressed •
to his Lordship by Lieutenant-General Viscount Wellington, tainty with regard to my movements. For this par-
dated lelarmoleiro 2d April,
Me Lotto-The allied army were collected in the mended by Brigadier Don Ramon Polo, composed
neighbourhood and in front of Celorico on the 28th of two battalions of grenadiers and cacadores ; the
March, with a view to dislodge the enemy from the first under the orders of Lieutenant-Colonel Lorenzo
position which they had taken upon Guatda, which CalvO, and the second directed by Lieutenant-Colo-
they still 'occupier' in force, and of which they appa. nel D. D. O'Daly, and the first battalion of Ciudad
1 rently intended to retain possession. On that day a Rodrigo, which was to act as a reserve. The troops
patrole of Light Infantry from Major-General Alex- disembarked last night at the Tower of Arinella, and
ander Campbell's Division, commanded by the Ho. marched this miming against the enemy by the mill
nourable Colonel Ramsay, had some success against of Acena. Although it was not possible to arrive
a detachment of the enemy' at Avelans ; and a pa. before nightfall, in consequence of the distance and
trole of the Light Cavalry, with a detachment of the bad state of the roads, they were in number above
93th, with which was Major General Slade, obliged 600 infantry, and a detachment of cavalryscompletely
the enemy to retire from Fraxedas ; both took many surprised, beaten, and dispersed ; they fled rapidly,
prisoners ; and lam concerned to add that Brigade- throwing away their muskets, knapsacks, kc. We
Major Stewart of the 95th was killed with the last. have taken from them some prisoners, among whom
On the morning of the 29th the 3d, 6th, and Light are three officers, much baggage, rations, &e.
Divisions, and the 18th Light Dragoons and HUSSAIN 44 The moment I receive the particulars I will for-
ender the command of Major-General Picton, Major. ward them to your Excellency. In the mean time I
General Alexander Campbell, and Major-General must state to your Excellency the satisfaction which
Sir William Erskine, moved upon Guarda in five I have received from the conduct of these troops, who
columns, which were supported by the sth division by their bravery and privations have merited the gra-
in the valley of the Mondego, and by the Ist and 7th titude and esteem of the nation. I owe a great part
from Celorico. And the militia under General Trant of this success to the officers of the Royal Navy, who
and Colonel Wilson, covered the movement at Alver. with their usual zeal and activity, acted for the inte.
ea against any attempt that might have been made rests of the public cause."
. on that side to disturb it.
The enemy abandoned the position of Guarda with-
By a decree of the 2d instant, Joseph has decreed
alit firing a shot, and retired upon Sabugal, on the exempt from t MADRID, MARCH 4.
he tenths, for ten years, sugarcanes
Coe. They were followed by our cavalry, who took and their products, such as sugar, rum, &c.
some prisoners from them. '
On the 30th Sir William Erskine, with the cavalry CADIZ, APRIL 1.
and horse artillery, fell upon the rear guard of the In the night of the 27th and 28th a storm arose,
2d corps, which had been near Belmonte, anal had ,of a description and duration of which nothing equal
marched for the Coa during the night, and he killed is known on this coast. It caused great losses in the
and wounded several and took some prisoners. The I Bay. We do not know with certainty the particulars
enemy have since taken a position upon the Coa, ,of the damage suffered by the innumerable ships an-
having an advanced guard on this side; and the allied chored in it; many were dismasted, and to prevent
troops have this day been collected on the left of that ' sinking ran upon the rocks ; some took the part of
river, putting to sea : four went upon the coast, occupied
I have the honour to inclose the copy of a letter ,by the enemy, towards Rota and Cape Candor.-
1 which I have received from Marshal Sir William i The nuinber ascertained to be lost amounts to about
Seresford, containing the terms of capitulation of Ififty. Three hundred persons have suffered on thisi
Campo Mayor ; 'and I have likewise the honour of en- . melancholy occasion. Nine of the ships had onboard
closing his report of his first operations against the.l 850 quintals of powder, destined to our eastern coasts.
iiensy. from which your LOrdship will observe that 1 This loss is repairing orith ectivity, and we are em-
e has got possession of that place again, and has had : barking fresh quantities of powder and ammunition.
considerable success against the enemy's cavalry. !The English sailors on this occasion gave the most
This success would have been more compleat, and ' distinguished proofs of their skill, intrepidity, and
would have been attended with less loss, if the ardour humanity, in the endeavours they made to succour
of the 13th Light Dragoons and 7th Portuguese re- the shipwrecked.
giment of cavalry in the pursuit of the enemy could : The papers from New Spain contain the relation
have been kept within reasonable bounds. Some of of new and important advantages obtained by the
the men missing of both these regirncots were made , arms of the King over the revokers ; advantages al-
-prisoners on the bridge of Badajoz. ; ways lamentable, because obtained at the expence of
The enemy have likewise ataadoned Albuquerque. , Spanish blood, but necessary to the establishment of
I have received no accounts from Cadiz or from public order and the preservation.of the unity of the
the north since I addressed your Lordship on the 27th
March. I have'the honour, &c. (Signed) mogarchy.
SEVILLE, MARCH 20.
wawatarox. On the 13th, the Governor marched from hence
'Marshal Beresford reports, tinder date of Campo ' with 150 dragoons, 160 infantry, and 48 artillery,
Major 26th March, that he had 'Moved on the prece. and retarned on the night of the 16th, without has-,
ding morning from Arronches, and upon approaching ing dared to attack General Ballesteros, as was his
Campo Mayor had found the enemy's corps (consist- , intention: The dragoons set out at twelve at night
ing of four regiments of cavalry, three battalions of to reinforce Victor, who for a month past has been
infantry, and some harse artillery,) drawn up on the begging reinforcements.
outside of the town. . i \Vito know that Sebastiani, who is extremely ill,
Brigadier-General Long being sent with the allied ; has concentrated his forces.
cavalry, to turn the enemy's right, found an opportu. ' On the 17th, lodgings were prepared for 10,000
pity of ordering a charge to be made by two aqua. infantry and 2000 horse, corning from Badajoz ; 400
drons of the 13th Light Dragpons under Lieutenant infantry entered, and immediatelYset oat to reinforce
Colonel Head, and two squadrons cf Portaguese Dm- Victor. This day re 4eime was sung far the taking
goens ander colonel Otway, sepporteti ky the re. j of Barlajos.
tnainller of the cavalry. By this charge the enemy's l On the 49th entered this place, coming from Ba- i
licfse were aa,mfletelT rqute4 and chased by the four (Noe! 5000 infantry and 1200 horse,