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London, England, 1810-09-24 00:00:00

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.14 jor.4 Marshal—General Dumoustier left V.
tom.). on..the 7tb inst. with the light horse guards, 4-
- recting his march towards Nestosa. threugll Valma•
geda.' Dispatcher which I hive just received froin
Gsl?eral Avril, ,do not contain any thing new on the
pOrationolthe enemy. A division of banditti entered
Durango the very next day it had been quitted by its
XZetts.. All the corps of robbers that had been-dis-
ri in mouon in die principality of Biscay, and
many young men in the three provinces have forsaken
their towns. It is my opinion that the insurgents and
the titgligh intend to. gain a footing at Santana.—
Vifotia and Bilboa are quiet as well ae-St, Sebastian.
lam With much respect, - (Signed) -. • Tliouvartor.
No. ll.—St. Sebastian,...July 11.
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The Council of Leguercio has informed me that
1500 insurgents landed yesterday at Berme°. /am
ignorant whether they are distinct from those who,:it
has been ascertained, landed at Santona ; or whether
the latter compelled to re-embark, proceeded against
Zerrireb: '• Ihave not a single man whom I can put
`iii inotidirjand-General Avril is in the same plight.
NVioeri.heless I have communicated this intelligence to
hliktis'Well as to Generals Boyer and Dorsenne. • I
haVe also directed General Avril to use the.uimost
diligence to make it known to Generals BuqUet and
-Dumoustier. In these.three days many young men
have left their towns and villages in this part of the
country; SlECOrdilig to the report of the Alcades,.yet
the public tranquillity has not experienced the leastl
interruption. The banditti of Navarre multiply daily;
they exact contributions from villages, receive the
• Ctutom-honse duties on the frontiers, compel young.
• men-'tat enlist under their•banntrs, and, in a word,-
iiveleau to Navarre. Last night . they called on the
.Aleade and another inhabitant of Ataun, a village
-14ithis province bordering on Natiarti. I have in
7-Aeiglit several English frigates to the north:of Cape
•-.Machichago.—l am, &c. (Signed) THOUVENOT.
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No. Ill.—St. Stbastivt, 12.
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!' My Lord Marshal—The frigates hover on the coasts
'`'frith troops ready to disembark, and destroy succes-
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es-iv ve the batteries on the coast. In the day-time
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heya keep between Urerrico and Deva. I have -sent
:;(bo,COPtatn 44 Artillery (Ditch) to Guetaria, with
geeitiod4tiviity men,-_ o reinforce the garrison ; he
.2Nakortlera to fortify himself in the Tower of St. An-
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~ . • - an.l:copes:it post in which he cannot be forced.
n to the Commandant of Tolosa, to di-
,, i . . nLandant of die Imperial Guard to send
. T.,. . lately, it be can,- all the ,troops which can. be
f: 'PIO, . /few Sk‘tervke of the rOad,. err Guetaria, in order
40,11;111), dtat 'position, and to fall afterwards in a
tet the'enemy, as soon as his forces are known.
I.? -4716a4t4i1b0a in a boat a trusty mariner, to
.6y, *hat. Via, going,fOr*ard on the toast, and at
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- ilboa. 'On4lie 10th of the present month he touched
at lernieo, whilst the enemy was disembarking; he
saw all,their movements, and the capture of the Com-
panyii O,f the. Firthinb which was conducted on board
the frigate, where, it is said, they were put in. irons.
He lett his bark at Bermeo, and went overland to
Bilboa ; he has to-day delivered me answers to my
. letters; having since returned once more to Berme°,
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- io!I th.,l ark which had brought him back to 3t. Sebis.
-tiak..•.,l e has seen in Bermeo, part of the troops
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bit)* had disembarked. The others follow the
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ruppnre by the frigates, to destroy the batte-
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•e (cede of Berme° has assisted hint in his