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nate assault of the GastIe of Burpos. iSl2, l never saw, not even at Tor- iouse, an assault SD fierce aud obstinate as the storming the Miguelites against tine redoubt of the Coovent tie Serra. the I4th otthis month. SIX thousand Migu. elites, commanded by the GenesaIs Jor- aiao and Abbfeu-ttihc fiji siii ignorant but brave soldier; the second an intcl- iiget officer, great lavorite of Lord Beresiord in the Pennsular nar-were repulsed with the greatest gallantr, by Major Bravo, young man commanding ithe fortress.

 Col. Peixote. leading his column. waa killed by cannon ball near the first palsade. Abreuis woundeds ard about le00 Migueli!es fell on the spot. The enemy fought braveiy but ignoranily, for our batteries were not silenced, nor our breast works damaged, when he ]. marched against US. Our loss is less than a hundred eaen. This would have been the moment for crossing the Douro, and crushing the Miguelitcs at Villa No- va; but twhile the C rai-in- ( Clicfcon suits the Emperor, the opportunity is no more. This is our fate since our land. ling.

 "We arc preparing to receive the en4 emy on the 26th, Don Miguels birth day; his troops are two days hence, re- conoitering themselvesa VaIongoonthe right, and at Feira on Inc left of the Dou- TO. am confident, that though Don Miguel be present, as the Mlgnelites expect, we will fepulse them, but with- out a reinforcement of4O00, and q Gen. eral accustomed to mai9uvre boldly. [ fear we will not be able to take the tield-and Portugal is at Lisbon. The, two brothers Sarroens fell at the same time, in the same battery, fighting gen- erously for Donna Maria, ,whlc the third brother is on the opposite side fighting for Don Miguel.

 We know now the intelligence from Lisbon, upon which the ministers q Don Pedro had put their confidence. was n mysitication, like the deluson they Lad been under about the NIiguelite sqnad- ron. SaFtosiens has fought like !he !sa.e soldier, but he is now satisfied that John VI. is not so rotten as some corresponds ents at Lisbon affirmed. l beg to ex- plain,that the only cavalry which fought

 on the 29th of last month consisted; of

 sixty officers, who are surviving soldiers

 nnder Colonel Nepumoceno. Lieufcn- ant Colonel Camello was killed in the. ranks.o