... atriots 'h'avinw tlse advantages and soiietimes lhe French. Sir, Thotnas says lie was ireseilt in . Cuesta's affair, and lie speaks with tie ?? ap- plause of t(ie impetuosity of (lie Spatuish attack. T ?? undisciplined and irregular, their fury was irresistible ...

... captured by the mere energy of a-people fighting for their liberties, in many instatices almost inarmed, and, comlparatively speaking, without discipline, and with bat tfewofficers of experience in the field. ...

... could do it, forsotue months, of the transactions which have taken place in Spaia, Bonaparte has at] mength been compelled to speak out. Ihe official paper contains a long and laboured aiti- cle, which would exceed our limits, on this interest- ing s.ubject ...

... short time ~in hh iobtige belso-ese diedj,vve'ien- be entered~the kithenttilie seesenimuntch diietm.S~ed',but dir l utt ItI speak; -he laisl slowsnon the floor beforeI lie fire, from whlentce he was raisvd inito an. sonil e-tir,' and iin.taittlv expsirid ...

... was received ,withi lodlt aopiause, bitt was.seizemd with a sodden tit of indispo* siti, very shortly afier lie had begun to speak? which pre-vented him frmn'i raisitng hik voiee loudf 'enltigh to le heard distilnctly in so LI rge a place as WVestwinqter- ...

... otrer discoveries wilt be made as will effectuate the purposes of sobstantial justice, for Murder, though it tas no tongue, Speaks with a ilsiracsstioes organ.' A Clergyman of the Fstablishlsssent it) the county of Ssifflk, la ely refused so bury en isifi ...

... disgraceful sIubjec- tioo, and declaimton the treachery, with *hich tlhe French endeavoured to tuim it to their advantage lhey speak Aith exuiltation of-the iusurrectiou, andi widhapplauP eofthe PsoVIncial Juntas; but the: insti- tution'It' the Suprensen ...

... tot coin- days past, in many of the first rel es in this Mt-ro'. -pols, relative to which -we shall-only allow oursctves to speak with delicacy, cautionu and regret. It is believed that a Great- Personage, ?? otuniverral affliction and respect, lsde- sirous ...

... then, ve ig'lubitints of 5imr most faitfli(md:;udlovaI city i) Put tugal it is t i Voi, Ne isrball tants (if Pisrtol that'! speak, for those ?? i;pithirts ai'e irmidpittably your right! Consider thou tie glorisus tras ?? ivh nndertsken can only he-ob- ...

... is about 30 killed, 25 wounded, 1O prisoner, and about the santc nislmber of horses. It is impossible for ilnc to avoid speaking in thc highest terms of all the cengaged. Licuteiiant-Colonel Otl ay and Major' Ea.wcel headed tbe rcpective nigltt piqiels ...

... whatever is possible to husmaneffort,'vill be done. Of the Spanish armies and thic Spanish people, wcs have no patience tb speak ; they seem inrapablc of exertion, and ap- pear indifferent to theirimpesnditig-fate; much of this apathy anay justly be attdibuted ...

... MIAL. ir {%fa nd rn N 7 r. -. ?? - .. LONDON, Ffmit UAR-Y 4.nvejs b1een receivetd ; 174 tloeifrt of thvse We, call JLioly spea~k brwie; irs absru ?? he Secoord we have oiven entire, a' ,it, ~v~to~ th a of Cortni ia, ii , %liich llw. i'renltl as usmil ...