JULY 11. , Major Robarts and the 10th hussars, and upon Col. Grant, under whose direction' they acted. , ' . . Ott the same evening Don Julian Sanches surptised the eneuKk's post at Castrocano, and took two officers and 30 cavalry prisoners, and he drove their posts from the ford at Pohos. The enemy had flestroyed the bridges of Zamora and Toro, and the difficulties in the passage of the Esla had retarded the move ments of our rear, Avhile the enemy had concenbated . their force. to a considerable ainount between Torrelobaton and Tordesillas. therefore halted on the 3d at Toro, in order to bring .the lightdivi sion and the troops tinder the command of Lieut.-General Sir Row land Hill, across the Douro, by the bridge of the town; and to close up the rear, 'and bring the Galician army to join our left: Wei . moved again on the 4th. • The enemy had commenced collecting their troops towards the Douro, :when they fcnntl that we passed Ciudad Rodrigo"-, and they crossed the Donro at - Tordesillas on the Ist and - 2d. The • troops at . Madrid and the detachments on the Tagus broke up on the (7th, - and crossed the Donro at the Polite tie Donro on the 3(1, - and Val ladolid was entirely evacuated. en-the 4th. :•• The enemy left considerable mazazines of grain at Arevalo, and mite ammunition at VallAdolid and Zamora. The enemy have passed the Carrion, and are apparently on their retreat towards Burgos. I have received no accounts from Alicant since I addressed your Lordship last. • - I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) WELLINGTON. • MY Lonn,—l have the honour to acquaint your Lordship, that • on approaching Morales this morning, with the hussar brigade, the French cavalry appeared in considerable force near that place. • The 10th Royal .11Ussars were immediately brought forward, under the orders of Major Robarts, who attacked the advanced' squadrons of the enemy in the mosrgallant manner: their front line made a determined resistance, but was instantly overpowered by the irresistible impetuosity of the 10th Hessars, which being now supported by the 18th, (the 15th being in reeerve) reached their second' hue, and drove it, with loss, to th e heights, two miles•in • from of Morales-; a position which the enemy occupied with a large force of cavalry and infantry, and where the remains of their shat tered squadrons took shelter under cover of their guns. It - is with • ntrch satisfaction I acquaint your T.ordship, that nothing could ex ceed the steadiness and brave:y or the troops in this affair. I have, however, to regret the loss of a very promising youpg officer, Lieut. Cotton of the loth hussars, who was killed in fbe an'dst of the enemy's ranks. _ I am sorry to add, that Capt. Lloyd, (Enclosure in the preceding Dispatch.) Morales, June?. 1813. .. . • of the same regiment, is missing. • I have the honour to enclose the return of the killed and Wounded, also a retiirn of the loss sustained by the enemy, as far as it can be rdeeriained. I have the honour to be &e. (Signed) - C. GRANT. The Martinis of Wellington. • P. S. Since writing the above, I. have learnt that Captain Lloyd • was wonniled and taken prisoner, but has been left-at Pedrosa del Rey, having given his parole to tile enemy. Ills wound is severe, ' but not 'dangerous. Return of Killed, Wounded, and Missing in action with the enemy's rcar-guard, near Morales, on the 2(1 or Jun!, 1813. Total-1 Lieutenant, 1 rank and file, .1 horses, ;is Colonel, 1 .seijeant, 13 rank and file, 12 horse?, wounded; 1 Captain, ; 1 ser . jeint r 2 lank and file, 11 horses, missing. * •• • • • Officers killed, wounded', and mifsing: Killed-10th Royal . Ifoisars, Lieut.. Cotton': len:lndia—A.sth ' Ilussars , Culoneltfiani, blightly : -Caplan]. oy (1. Vilta~tiego, itmel:1081 . 3:: MY Liio,--The . army passed the Cartlim on , The .iny having retired across _the Pisiierga, and on *the litti; 9117, 'and 10th, we brought forward our left, and raßsed *Veit river. itc - celerity of our march up to this period, induced me to . tinke s4rf movements on the it tit, and Ur halt the kit ou• the le,.ll;`.iiiit the latter day I moved forward the right, , unxier Lieut.-Geert&Sig . Rowland Hill, eotisisting of the 2.1 British, 'l;rigatlfel4lenerni ii n, riilo's Spanish, and the Conde D'Aniarar.te's Portugliesii , divisibi,ti intaiitry, and the light di% ision, muter Major-Goieral tharre.: BeirOh and Major-Gen:l:A Victor Baron Alton',, .I%ltijor.C.lenfra) Fane's, 1 .11:jor-Gentral Long's, - the lion.. Brigadier-General POn ' sonlift,, mot Colonel (irau:'s(lin-ears) brigades of env;ilty,'tOwwrd4 witii a view to reconnvitie the eututy'spoit.itititkild mitt?, JULY 11. . blajor Robarts whose direction' . On the same post at Castroeu and he drove thi The enemy lu the difficulties ments of our ret a considerable therefore halted sion and the tro land Hill. news up the rear, 'an , moved again on The enemy I Douro, :when tl • crossed the 1)oi . Madrid and tho and crossed the ladolid was enti :•• The enemy k sonic •amtunniti The enemy h retreat towards I have rceeiv Lordship last. • • • Div Lon n,— • oil approachinJ, French cavalry • The tOth 1. under the orde sqnt.drons of 0 , made a detern the irresistible -• supported by t second' line, a • trout of Morali force of cavalr: . tercel squadron • nitwit Fatisfacti coed the steadi I have, hov officer, Lieut. an'tlst of the er • of the same re; I have the hi al4: a retitra o. ' racerfained. 'llw Marquis o • 1 3 , S. Since • was wounded Hey, having gi ' bat not danger Return of Kill re-ar•-; 1 ' Total-1 Li 1 •seijeant, 13 I jvant r 2 lank Filled —tot' Ilussars, Cole Lloyd. • • MY Lou n,- haVing ret 10th, we bro - celerity of out movement's oil the latter day Rowland Hill riiio's Spanish infantry, and Alten, and ; Fane's, sonlift , . C liur9iJs, uitli THE NATIONAL REGISTER. (. I cr : . . . Bela tiear tbnt. foNvn, ~.. i;e~tl~c~r cti .e it I. found the enempp as I undei;tatid, by Cr liorula,za7, with their* left, in. eont, of Este& and Diigadier-Genetpl, l ok; division front:lsar, while *General Victor:Allen. ,iy, and the Hon. Colonel OVallaglatis brigade of the tP- 1 moved up. the • heights from liiakxk,kaa,;..,4lld. I.lte..t . eun!j)l4r: of the troops under the esrmptinut- of.JaEnten.ant-rolleilil - Sir IrgAvland threatened the .hei,, , ,ht . s of .1, 1 % . t0par..,. Tripe. mov . euients dis lodged the enemy from ; their. -I)Lsktkr4 of our left.and centre w.ere.ontrrely. g q . l -it.. - o ,okr, me e: v e,;,.-vq.o were. obliged to retire -aeross,the.ArlaWit,,64_lloagh r9iid topards }lnrgns. Although pr.esKOF.onisay,Rifyi..Tkiiffe, 114 seOliZter ableloss by the Gteof Malor - . Gar . litlefrOop of 71).irel iiilrery, and obliged to make their..thoYClNentLialitT aertlZ.;rritetf Bate, i!hit they might not We irtfaiiitf:„;:to'ccule up, they made it • in admirable order; but stheylLt one 44 ° 14. and some pri , oner, taken by a squadron of the Pith light dragoons, commanded by Captain Miles, and a detachin@iirof the - 33 (Ira - goon: 1 ; whith.chavga their rear. The enemy took post On thtleft of the Ariateon and Urbel rivers, which were much swelled - bv• the raid i; irogiAtPlife coarse of the night retired their whole army through - BilVitosArilving• aliam!ontd and destroyed, so far as thifyiverc itrile;liftlwr.bort'spirenf-time during %%licit they wet e there t Worktl. Of the castle, whielt 'they had constructed and improved it !Co* lar g e au emlettee ; and-Alley are now on their retreat towards the EWA by tliehlgh twat! ofßri viesea and Miranda: In the Mean time the whole of the army of the Allies has made a movement to the left this day ; and tie Spanish corps of °Alicia, under Generallliron, and-the left of the British and Portuguese army, tinder Lient.-Gelteral Sir Thomas Graham, Will, I hope, pass the Ebro to-morrOW: • Jo the course of the 9414 . JOth, and .11th, Don Julian.Sanchcc was very active on the left of the enemy, and took several prisoners. ' I have received ash:tier-from General Elio, in which he ii'orms me that the third Spanish army had joined the Seco:4;11ml these armies had taken the positions before occupied by the .1 Army and the Anglo-Sicilian - cups, tioderSir - John Nitirray ; and that General Sir John Murray had embarked, in obrairtice to hie Orden which he haft received, with the troops under his ceimuland, bad sailed from Alicant with it fair wind, and was out of sight on the Ist hist. I have the bontrut to be, • • . 'The Earl Bathurst, &c V. ELLINGTON. Stibijana, on the nava., 3nne 19,111.3-- MY DiR D,--Thelert of the army eromed the Ebro tin the 14t13. by the bridges of t. Martin and ItOciiiirmtiv; arc! the 460iiiiff(14,1* 4.04 the 15th, by those - bridges and that Or Pi: Plitt- Arenas - - 4114*,,c0t - .- tinned• Our march on tl:e tidio‘cing day il to Ward?: Vitt!'!. ia . Tho enemy assembled on the 16th and -17 t-h klitwidtitilibkononsiss at Espejo, not ter froth- t PtiOite t:nrea• IDointliv.ed fAlitibiffe. fa the troops whicli Arad been for souse finte•iitilatpritAickt•invorsui 4.f Longa, and Mina,. and •'otheis 4)(otty:o4 . ILe army, whiHi were sill! at 116. • of infantry and some cavaliy'at'Frias since the 1 tlth, tilt Mt fut; of observing our movements dri the left of 'OW 4t`•' These• detachments marched yesterday inorilh!:, t!! it from Fria., upon St: Milan,- where it wns foohl -s . ..tointikof the tit hed army; -ender M ajor-Gentrat - Ctiarles APfeil: • liorA 0? 144 "Olitli 1 ::* - • pejo on U: ins, where it met the Ist titni . !rth divisans; wails;tilt Gen: Sir illteraasliraiiiM. • - • • ' .•,/ • Major-beneral Charles Altett` drovelhe eiteni-y ftela and afterwards tut the rear brigade of the ky4il'4.ll $e tocilethrte ininclred aensi tfie brigade was dispersed in tlie'4ilchtirt4l4 4 .' - •.••• • • The corks horn f:Sliejti yeas iitlriOrably• "Steongeif the TOM . tliOvr Tilldaltam - , - fltielt'•h**(l' arriNe4- - tyrarty -rr -- On; sAnie linie..at ()Spa; • 'riij•efi . i;enyitityved ini:`tO Of , Oh - viz; -6111...We•re,50 obliged tol'e tiro :'a Ml • they Were. fol laited to Eiircjo, oat when , kifibi folifeTtlli•ettgtilite hills to tare a.i ilia (4y before the other trtiiips . tb ,w u it those 'Ruler Sr ThcirlinctirtiVain had taken, -old Thulted the th d. . Vision - Whicqi laird nevr•Espek. . thelf*.ht 4iv . rsiott . : . toil**lt'v Lielit.:-E"li•nr,gii- toothy. Cote.'“ tern!:. - a..ltrisi airs th¢••dear gal ea ivaf; riveng;tti / in - the ntaiit 4)1!4y i.t . y, tyhich"iovki rn• maid+ ii;)4.r-leitt;rorbioitoliifh).vi*,"l44n.,: lAA. 4.. 1. II:t ..1 11 6 we last tfight• tlifit-14,e - etwoly • satkil • . • . • • „ .. ,'thC'jf: •-4 • a 4 01 • • ••• and to three them to a tkeision uilettipt , )9tl..4l l; vvit4 ; ;A c.ouiNclabfr :14cr, compt . p.tlck etwrai lleilie en Oro; twijiiii,4 op .tilpietto.J tl.l 4 4 4gluhvc.the iliagc ot 1-lArnita , t, anti , thel . 4V.e_ !sr a ,itoo!:9o4's indß,4lp ,(4,64rait2; t aod file Ce~~ic~ial Vietoe:Viten s