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Mil ..g : . . • •.' i i ' 1 1 .',... 1 • i 1 . . i . • I ~. , i ; SPAIN. GENERAL CASTANOS TO THE ANDALUSTANS. &PTaR TIM SURIIVWIIRR OF Tfll l l . FRENCH ARMY, ID Tllll DEFILES OF FRS TSIOREWA. 16 4611Ve Andalusian i The spark of patriotism which was kindled in your breasF has, in a few days, berg ftnrr ito a Warne which' has consumed the op rveolets YOu Wished to be free, and in an instant you possessed a tutelary Government, ana an army eager for conflict and triumph. Those lee icnts rat Vandals,'who for a moment seised by sur prise some of your cities, and delivered them - -to Pligie—who, intoxicated with victories e-• divided nations, marched, loaded 1.," Entlere• to scatter over the fair flame of desolation, have experienced 1 6 Yalltre and thAleve of cosntry Andliusians ! Y "Me- glory . iit}lis r • the brows of those conquerors, l;•- intirtal glory to the hero who has Sierra Morena the achievements of Fabius Maximus. Our sons will say, Casinos: triumphed over the French. and his glory Ad not pi with auturaiug the hasues of our father: ! The unfading laurel of victory to the brave combatants wbo have laid prostrate the oppressors or humanity Hymns of benediction to the 'wise Go vernment which has defended your rights, and pre pared the way fur new triumphs. I invoke you, not as Andalusians, but as Spaniards. Fly, sons of Bens, fly to unite yourselves with your brethren of the Ebro, the Duero, and the Xucar ; fly to break the chains of those who lie eapti•. , e by the Tagus, the Mantanares, and-the Uobregat. Go and purify the soil of Spain front the footsteps ofthose traitors. Go, and avenge in their blnocf,the insults they offered you under the shelter of a feeble and cowardly Government. Do you not hear the cries of those who were murdered on- the . 2d of May I Do you mot hearken to the groans of the oppressed ? Are you not toddled by the secret sighs of our Ferdinand, who deplores his separation from his Spaniards ? War and revenge Let the Tyrant of Europe tremble upon the throne *thence he has.given authority to every crime. Brave Andalusians, you will deem no sacrifice costly with which yinican purchase your King and your indepen dence. Already you have a country—already you are a great nation • follow the paths of glory and virtue which the God of armies' has pointed out to you in your first victory." . IisITERCEPTED CORRESPONrENCE of OEN:DUPONT. The following letters form an intetesting.part of the official reports of General Cisvambi. They were seized by the Marquis de COUPIONT rourier dis patched by DUPONT, liuta,;vieW - pliblished by the Su preme Junta of Sevilt, - - • TIFF_ TO Tin DUKI: DE DOW ( LATICtiOncitAL iIsVARF),AI2- .NERAL-I.N.CIIIEF OP TituerNiiNCil ASUMEON V)Al;•_ " 1 have the honour to inform you, that the enemy, trei4vait= ced in the front of our position, with all his forces, before Andu jar, corsisting of from I:0:0 to 18,000 men, and artillery, con sisting in part of IS-pounders. While we wore ittacked in front a bedy of 3000 men, which had passed the river below Andujar came through the 'riddle of the Sierra in our rear. The 6th pro vincial regiment was 4eached to combat them, and succeeded in repulsl9t them. Another body of from 5000 to 6000 men, which was at Villanuova, threatened . our left dank. Two battalions of the 4th legion were sent to oppose them, and a brisk engagement ensued ; but the enemy, in spite of his superiority, could not throw our troops into disorder ; and the adjoining pout, brmeans of which we obtained our provisions, was not insulted. In like manner, the enemy sent a considerable body beyond lkienjibar, situated on the road to hen by Bayien. General Liger de Lair coffered this position in order to defend the roadtoCarcuna, and General V. lei passed it the same night with his whole division in order to reinforce it. Ido not yet possess the necessary details. but I have reason to believe that General Vedel will have main tained his post profitably. General Gobert marched this morning to Bayleti, in order to support General VedeL His division is at tremely weakened, having been %bilged to detach sig other baste- Hens, three of which were stationed in the Mancha and thalami. for the security of the communication. kis orientate:teat imps& tance that this corps reunite itself as saw as possible. The ennui has taken, a position on the heights before Aadajer. Every thing, announces that to-morrow a rew attempt wel be mode more serious than that of to-day. We shall resist to the utmost. Your Excellency knows how dillies& this position is, more especially since provisions are to be procured in the day with the greatest dilletthy. The soldier is obliged to reap the corn and make the breed at the same time, the peasants having left the heriest to join the rebels. I implore your Excellency to seed the necessary rehr forcements, in order to resume our operations Instantly. The bstereets of his Majesty the Emperoi and the iCipg of Spain do- stand it and It is a matter of deep regret to have given the enemy ran opportunity to act offenavely against us. To day we have sus tained at' insignificant loss in repelling the Ittaek of the enemy. General Vedel preserves his position, lad the enemy bas oat yet gained any advantage over as." ' -• - JULY 16. •J TO THE SANE. • • • « 1 have the homer of transmitting to your ESleffluthil 0 du ,lffeatoot my letter of yesterday : 7') ti• The enemy maintains the same position. sad , oteuplot the glvs in front of Andujar. lie has erected his batteries - mithio -antnv.shot of oar Tete-du-Pont. We suspect this be will re r w his :eta :k this day, And we will receiv^ him with the most frm determination to_ maintain onr position. General Vedel Faardi the read from Jaen to Bayien; and I have charged him to Ww.ch that from ]sea to Übeda ; I have also chimed Ger' ral Gobert to guard the road toCarolina, as of the utmost importance In maintainint oar eominuaicadon wii h Madrid. The enemy rnarifests a regular plan in his ottacksousi our Inaction has given hint courage. I Viler', as I have suggested to your Expeihney . repeatedly, that we 011::t to lose no time io resuming offensive operations; If'not, the fire of insurrection may spread front the South to the ether provinces ; and the regular troops, which arc diipersed, may be drawn to take part with the rebels. It is better 1 ...that we, ftr the present, take no node. arbdevee of the.. 'movements which may arise in some ruin:Nil order that we may • be able to much a'.6 sofseitatt fofte• Winn the imaspif the South, which is in ripen war wisp roar s . egienty to obseres;elsat k *nen than s trust! SiDift we have Vett:pied Andular ; that tbii'magiftsyb /avowal by the banditti, and that we. copilot *k is tt Sot the most sc+nty means of sulAsteaie.lll4 . iOsps *IP b$ no NOP' ninee, iethe sotarei had . - 1 • tiiia Aally the wheat, and made their is i WUerinvr *,Ol, art :elect iambi. under arms, they outwit 4.411#1145i Slit Eierneney wiU knosi how impadballoAlviiils to resume their operatiodicarkl the moment of liiilifgetiffilliter some teo •.. soon. I beg your Excellency to assets his Majesty 41Ite Ng t. his troops in his service. Yesterday they gained aornesihscacre, confidence. An motives concur to induce us to fight)natanaT I decisive battle, Sce.." To ottgRAL DELIARD. • " I have written to you, my dear General, the result of the affair of yesterday. We remained master of all our positions— • but we confidently expects fresh week flair day - on the part of the tunny. This day lathe anaiversaryof the victory of Tolosa, theirs' .. .fop_ tho 1.111,6 i and religiot!s . preposacesim%:_confer great importance upon that epoch in the minds of the Spaniards. I•have written to the General in Chief that we have not a moment to lose, in order to quit a position where we caxmot subsist. The ' soldier being under arms a day, cannot reap his corn and make --ad as before, for the peasants have left their cottages and their I implore quick reinfomethents—in a word, al corps of • mass, and not removed from each ode it too great - yen to provide for keeping op the communica dirision •oi Gobert may unite with us.. If we to maintain the field in the Inaba - 14hil trp i ether troops of the line, will batten to tabe,the' A decisive blow in Andalusia.l4l contributes - subjugation of all Spain. Send me medicines, and linen for bandages, with the utmost promputade, for ,ihe enemy intercepted in the mountains, a month ago, all the moving. hospitals and the supplies from Toleda,v.h.c." ORCHUELA, JULY 12. • ._'. . On the 3d instant a battle was fought bdtween the.' French fugitives, from Valencia towards Madrid, and some peasants of Caudete, &c. The people of other ' adjoining districts could not share in the engagement 1 i e ' for want of arms ; the enemy .consi3ting of 4000, and l ere being but .5 or 600 undisciplined men without 3 1 leader, they were compelled to retnat. Among curers who 'distinguished. themselves in this action, fives Don Manuel tebua, who killed 13 Frenchmen 1 1 with 17 shot; but he was slain at last with one of hit: Servants. One - hundred . Frenchmen a ere left dead in the field, and 430 died of their wounds on their tray to Almanza. It is said, that in Albasete and the vicinity, .Caunt Cerbillon hassurrounied the est; my with.2l,ooo men. GOD grant it may be so,' that he may have soon dispatched them. Note by the Editor of the Gorsitusa Diarii-This letter is from a Gentleman of distinction of Caudete, to. hilt ism, In Officer at Alcantara, and being confirmed' py what has been' published in other places respecting, pie defeat of Marshal Monte) , at Valencia, and ha precipitate retreat to Madrid, there cia. be no doutot r . t he is actually arrived at that -.city, „with a small • ember of troops in great disorder , and takin g witls . im malty waggons of wounded ; that th e kingdom of Valencia is now, as well as Andalusia, entirely free from the French ; that in those kingdoms, and . in Arragon, the army of Lefebre (having received reinforcements), has lost 20,000 men, and that of Dupont, for the same r e a son, has Inst the same I number, and that of Moncey 13,000. Totlais en% meration of the loaves the enemy has sustailledt w hope soon to add that of the army of Lisbon, -and dei laat, that of all the troops now in Spain and Portugal; : SALAMANCA, JULY so. • . On the 29th instant, General Cuesta set' out fronit this city towards Ciudad-Radrigo, with 1000 cavalrg.i He arrived here on the afternoon of the 234, with WO' cavalry and some cannon. - BAYONNE, JULY 22. . . Napoleon Bonaparte is about to set_ out for Paris. The Spanish Gazette, which 'has bitlitw i p,baen pub lished here, is to be discontinued. ... CORUNNA, AUGUST T. • At length we have received a confirmation from all quarters of the intelligence so important for Gali cia, Castile, and France herself. At Santiago ar.d Orense, the arrival of the post from Castile had caus ed the same joy as here; for there, too, it was affirmed that there isno longer a Frenchman in Madrid.— Letters from Madrid, dated the 30th alt. have been received by persons of distinction annottuc t irl thii fact. The following is one of them : ~ • .., ~,.• a GOD be praised; that in his mercy we are free; from the French, ad can breathe again. , We ewe this certainly, in part, to the victory gained dvet Dupont in Andalusia : some think it hasbeen'or.4l l stoned by pear events which have taken place in dui North ; others speak of troubles in France; the arrest of Bonaparte by the Senate, '&c. Be this 'Olt np7, on the 29th, in the morning, Joseph .Bonaparte re ceived letters which determined him to leave this ca pital with his troops. The departure began that night j" to-day it is continued ; and in three days ire shall not have a Frenchman inMadrid, except these established here during many years; all others, of revery claw and deseriptsotioi are going." - -.. . , setters from Milan, dated July 23, stiat the CoMrnaniCition between that city 24 - 11114' kititie Stateue entirely suspended. . , • ••r , • 7 ~ ; t .‘ ~ .. ,:e . ,: , ITIVATE LETTEft. " Shores of the Bay of Man, August 6. -••••-frr.rny - foriner -letters it has been my good for tune to speak of the gtoriotis successes of the Patriot arms in the svaribas.prtychicpli Spain t I have noir to announce to you, and that upon the moit unques. tionable authOrity, an occurrence which puts the seal' upon all the traasattions of the List two months. Jo--; seph Napoleon, the Mock• Sovereign of Spain an/ the Indies, the pompous story of whose ebtnation you have, tdoubt not, long since received from France, has afreadz 'Act' from h'is capital, and. With him the . whole of his army, and the few partizans Opong the Spaniards who had abjured their_countryhygahwaty and attire adherence to 'he Corsican. ..>-.4 ~i,n,,, , , : ' .4 Our yesterday's Diario - anntianCed thif event ti the authority ofiaixate letters ;.but as the goiernment had received no official Intelligoact l / 2 4 was tlistrilt.o. This afternoon, however, than intelligence. airrawl4 , -1 otarde l The Madrid Gazette of the Sd instant, animals* the fact, and contains a-proclatnation from the (*meld - Cas,dle on the subject. That body, hitherta'tita-Sti, prerne council of the 'Nation, holds a very • latiguag;., u if it feared a return o! thoonal e t—er,. Whops, Win a cinscioriaess that it ha 'right to addreas thanation with coufidenuf. The proclaim/op states, that the Ir - leg left the thy, tip ,cottiscil of Costae rooinsisits' am t ;whacky. IC tillotts 'the peqle tO.' Otillitlen sand obedience, aria ;titillates Ih4. t 1 Oheet, will a r c knowledge the ;uprose aitthOs4t7.oiAbe Colita, aid concur iimeisura for dig pabik -"wife*. me 1 .?.., 6 clawitias 400 Of reihOon lie . nar I, 14 0 '411 PW aufmanner to„fe4i) o 4c l VII. !f:'. r i, ' ?s ',! •. 1 7 • r k will to be , wen in What. Amatebt vines will act ander the protpezatitiatioed delivered them over to "••••••• - d. over bread as before, fo victories ,gaine ded with the spoils hereests• imPlor Lir fields of. Betts alp • hone ma" erienoed the fort . I beg y 7 and religion. that .the t (lOU of ..rr the enemy laurels which r. vineeg, and the ibtl lie at your feet. Psi d the rebels. ) has renewed in the *llict to the eel likly . j e ,.oew o p en i ng u pon then, If they act is La Pichina, and Santa Lucia. There were Uo regulars prospsetty 'with the harmony they evinced in adver- in the place. sity, the Welfare of the 'country will be secured. It "On the preceding day, 5000 muskets, and a is understood that all the provinces which have taken qua ntity of powder, had been received from rtha up arms against France will disclaim the authority of which greedy contributed to the glorious issue thecouncildCastile, considering it as having lost that Sen a, authority by its co-operation with the enemy, though of the contest: 13:lie — thousand armed inhabitant{ its acts might not be voluntary, The Supreme* i n iiin - selfthevalliiitaifia -6 . -- Isrbi &poi:aiseTied a • Council of Seville has been recognised by many of , p i ece a cannon at St. attstittlt•Gate. The attack the provinces, I believe certainly by the Government I begaiiiit twirl in else often:At, andutttied at eight ht of Galicia; and that Conned some time since trans- when the twinY mitted orders to the several provincial Governments, ; the evening , solventerli, Qua" , (one . requiring them not to obey the misdates of the i league from Valencia), where We the whole Council of Castile. The Junta of this Government, night. Two thousand anatiliii Innen* finta were I understand, will act in conformity with this requi- foun d d e a d, w h om the . 4itei bk wad d ie : sition. - walls of the town on the I+, . 1.; " Concerning the mode of Joseph Bonaparte's re fields. . __. ... . , , treat, not many particulars are yet known. It , wal,, lts the enemy mom . we,. . sestastr the on the lit instant that he departed. He did not, Wth e by the ,to ted of 09tirsii;!, ~ . ..,*. hammer, leave the capital, without taking with him nem ' - count, de • entansansi,, all daa,t could be transported The regalia. OK yea' I CARO, their united =Wes suntOUSWOR to Wilma of cures oithe Royal Chapel, were all seized by him as , 'i I ,•e t - lawful booty ; if not as an acquisitionby right of con- i 14, " men , citie ll 7 Ass. . Pesr itl lll l- 1 11 3 ".. 4 04 inhabit:lnt:. Tien, at least as a donation from his ImperiA.Bro. 1 At the . same time, a wwwheroitho lour iese pouted Cher, as the paraphernalia of iris rapk. What adds in ,tlif mpsintains of Nqi{eallitisfik ANite.l4o o tadets. to the profligacy of such pillage is p that but two days ' to t h at t h e f t W ee h off icemo sc ieindie4e t *out and before he passed a decree ( it stands in the Madrid rear' s" , • Gazette, of the 50th ult.) in ge wti: rous h, co ns idering sulipreseau the i . wan ‘..r. - .:iei i . 07.._ . ues ` st ,,; !n •vj ut t,* • .. necessities of the, States, he,, if Os, the 3(a:se with the regalia of the crows, ..S:c. accord . Fien4l - Ittnr w as destajt4l, 5* 1 41.0,144#04 . inkto the new Constitution, there beinkdistinCt urea-; mess excepted, who effeetedrilhalnameiee. This et -1 tunes (toff* Crowe and States : and ibis separation . count, the deponent heap( (*the day. of his di:Ede- of *ream: &c. was held forth as one, Of t..e exee t .;,. turarimor, _ inibe „ 44l4 , ii i ihr a sesiliers .., len.cies.or that Constitution. Howeter,...loseplilla= , 'poleon : Wai'dttlertdined that theft 'tteasittes should Me** what wai receV e Urtx_. •. , relatiee p not be separated 'Pri)iii himself ; forlie iris not con- : his ifijage...4o,..of the %OW tent with taking tlic.Property of the Chown ; he also : meweee , , ele dd l ikkee e engei: ene e mp o re h et h e A ke ih, seized the money tog to the National Bank,„called, ; ii;;; ; •:r i e ou b-144.thei .atitti l id Amt . • ..:, . ' .theanyaLl2reasozr.a. Contaiidatioa: _ —._l. "C ei ; er p.;,.„l a - 44 - 4 - 1 ' J b r i " I do not (ma' that tun. lextresfes were committed, -. "'"'""r77777 - lialideed ' either by the , Frenat before 'their .departure, or the thought , - *IS. Len, rovas.:o ll AKT:: 04. Spaniards afterwards ;Ueettpt that one Louis Vigura ,. 'French prisoners; liNd been lie. Caeoca to who had been Intendant at Haven*, itildwits a.,vi* V a l enc ia, laho,aorthec.w . '' ' t.t. hi oe lent partisan of the "r'teneh, was killed by didriflif isolbtanirhood a la the towlois.. were wet to Car. " What effect th is incident will have Upon war, —l, - . ~.,), are,: .. . • ::.::TL's. .. _ beyond that of con fi rmieg the resolution ano ;Aiming th 2 gena- • . .., •. ~.. - '‘f Ur the zeal of the Patriots—what measures Bonapa rte " The fry an , *olds 4111 i. -itfdr*iiiiie sm. _ * grade, cannot be easily guessed. Something he must c o u n id:: . a faw n : few : simallras Hw t- . will now pursue, in.order to cover his shame and des- a ction took Owe - lispienes, .• • ~., ' I wo - Ailied in thenttads t° *litrs— do. He, as well as every mink -must exclaim— 11;tw7tilstatidipt,.1".i.dmirvitsited , iamb. " The attempt, and not dear* calf auras nu." . ... . " 71 ,,, For the present, he will Prnbablyeideavonr to mans.' taint his positions in the North, while the few of his VtLelfia..l3F.A.h.tellitgltug actijan..l/4,14..10,51ial forces, which are scattered in the SOntll7 - WIT - 1711051- been considerable, particularly at las Cabrillas, where bly be reduced to capitulate, since the sheltering army upwards of 700 SWiss, and nearly the- whole of tlq in the centre, at Madrid, hasretited. .. regiment of Saveiriosidard. All the .clergy, did " It is a singular circumstance. that Joseph SOpo. even .- used; the women, themselves verri-eful in the leon, who, as the French Papers assure us , was ha i l ed with ' rapture in Madrid, as the 4therolhis people, defente of Valencia, 'the former with Muskets and it should leave the city without any prociamatigai or . moving cannon; the latter, in tt.aking cartridges, after_ public act whatever- ..Not a word of farewelo t prOilo;ng theinSeltrUs with stonoroiatita of the.rrench.: promise to return. This does not look like th e retreat if theyshai i, untg i a d *i leum , - ~** , .... ~.„ .--. ~ : • of a Monarch from...his-capital before a superior force, i which he loots that it may not be the'seat of war. I -•-- , - • - - i Yesterclai net** o'clock his -. 17 'arrived its " I have Oak : to: 'remark at the close, that however ! tovm;frorn VVlAdelfe,'lnd was recess Mal the important this occurrence is, as symptomatic .of tbe Palace, v,,, their- ie . t • general state of affairs, yet, as it rises not necessarily : y oux it iii'it tr i. 4.7'7 ~ : : ~,. J. infer any immediate act of valour or virtue on the i ' At two o'clock Ids Maxon held ititelaii:lllie part of the Spaniards, it has not been received with ; ;Aid: was attended by— - el *sr those manifestatinns of i ° 7 which attenled the news I - The Duke of Porttand,the Duke of MontresaVill 'of the.;surrender bf Dupont. This is a trait of na- ; , E , er , visost,,, Earl Radiant Lout tins, Led tionatiLiXacter whTc,h_l_thliik *serves toys note 'd, field, Lord Somerville, Lord Mufgrave, Mr.laiargei V r. t 1 as highly honourable to this people." : • - Mr. Greer ;and Mr. Canning.. Tbe.followiag had the honour of lA* (to his MAJESTY: ..,.. 1 64 1 1 • 11" 4! !, The Rev. Mt. Jorarimmus.. ~. . Colonel Sir Gzeiot Saasilla ; .1'4% ENING STA ......___, • ~" _ , ' 4 l O N. • • • -!3: is -*- .. • Alide•eampt-- ~. . r . • Mr. RIDS" l . 1 .i00re,.., , i11i 5 i .234.10 1f 42e 1 + THURSD AY ' : liiteU 3 7 l / 4 ._. • :'- 1 tngs• of severs ifirriai. ' ' ' ;• .'.* ',. . ' .Ir2Xl 01 STOCKS THIS DAIS AT ONE O'CL , f S : . !CIC, t ' • VO cokica ; itii „i i , eid i ,,,,,,,,, at . , alt " 111111111 . swfu lti „, ° "7 db ' 4 . is e Al rlice. e , i , Ba k es} f. % . 5 % . prem . . f : , .. ~ lef v. t tozmi Yesterday yir ham mdsor mairry ai halr bali ps:fOar le idetiV o.iii 4: , - -: ': ; ~, 4: It„:,,tintct OE &toms YESTERDAY. : r-; : ~_. a cuer-a7 Om& Meeh mei $4O India Stack 177# I Iplobility at Fragatortion4p, :o at lga ~It . ~, . •iiina Coat Sod. ST4 Sr India Eau* 33. 4 1. plern• Esau dinner. Spw t. Cam. *SW . Imp.Eper Cents., oat eat. Cons. self Es. NM, Se. a Si. pre. •. : i Yesterday Alte Callinet 14?tietert timed *hit' hte amangoit.tiary, eallif °mina& i as. p.r . 1 4 die... !.• .Grace the Dube of PORT aminiidaraitiss 11411-16th Caws. for arc. ant* -.... 1 His Royal Hi , air *axle anima . ~ In the: preteding 000 me•hare given some in- yesterd a y . at C . tweeting. extracts from gpilikh Papers. The trittr- ' la er Ibgisn 4 s B ibili Maim s Swill* 'I Giottr-dtti t has purchased the Earle lltuussistarsi elegant boot cepted letters of Doecure•deserve particular notice. in FarkAatlel, . . • . . , , In all his public addresses to - Spaniards he affected . The weihetee anphaye i is t h e hortmegews ear „ se :deplore the infattiation.vf : the people 41 rising r yiug o n T way b o th amiss o f pa r tiontoot, y= against their but friends, and who had noer object began tojull down the Entbequer OS" in view but to smite to them the integrifyitirsirpea.:betw,,en Wes'mhtetee-beidge and the tia of their cosentry.—ln these aeries be :peeks of a ; Mr- P4l.Yrasscogy tire beepers c l a im Smok e !‘ I 1 EaleovDek 4; denstu ensure As mere, sailed in the last packet from deCisive blow in Andalusia being likely , America. ntliagation of Spain ! • A tette: keen Deal alleatiaoi the arrival thee of This day we have letters from Gibraltar•to cite an Antet i ene *ta d * m op K a s a i. t i nt o m p o i n c e „ iiiith. uh. The intelligence which they ecainsuniento ' which s tases. mat • Illeillih mi ii r tbgtistrien ....... relativeto Spaits not of a very recent date, nor would and Ituss i ptp nlon the it been eteite thryto much ?r* Omeres so t ine if a some the ki a n ocanim d of tionisiwba.ftirownot ~ Dcoutttrmatio7oLhiliere nets t. a allude patracqldly to the reported defeat of the Prinks t in : . :17...= o ri osAi A. ,':U th u l i `!,. ..gra itts ' army under Genera l Moisear, and which some have I were j'e;;;,•,..hi evening trims D ever A . i ,i- v o n. thi g i r Called in qttestioil.'The fullowinig statettent. pub- I.in every direction - on that past of the frenelscasit--- • listed officially at :Gibraltar, in oat .Dnieper. puts' this' . The people and Ore troo- i vsot Boulogne komrnodung . of hit des ef .. - • matter t r y n na A spute : ~ .. yet graia ht from Sig Winne. and dra, a from *skid. onth the defeatof die Fans . „the Spailii ' . aCks " ~ D. \hes:writ ROAM, Mair'4 Awl arms in Spain.. A Bulletin hum Ilansboaillet, 0:*- la Virgin de hi Corea elpaili-iiiibidettstf - ,.!ayakcia., e , flouncing. theie event* -weak eertainly encou:,ge. 47 years of age . and suotrili . Abe *id towis:Mteto I,ilson to, uudertekke vit. brig th!'i'aled 7 """ '" ! his family reside& Intl V ic .. • &anal% . England ! I Th e Spantaidslave dins/ shorn to all wia: th i i t i vg " i c imA ,,,,,- the nations of-Europe what as united, people can Ch. ''. upon oat h 74y . 00111,100Pak sanit y turd ipani ---—. th Can. 1 degree G of or a alea to t ig t4 G „cne alSei w 'a a 'a i •p o pe f ars the to a t rarrai e CVCTT sub it Gitnaliiii: . . -; . , intercourse with this coontitye.,. The Corollas papers 34 On the iliglst bat-ldrip, - di MAIL he sailed, contain several adverpsemesitt lespecung En 811.41 on linb4C aerSisi;tEri Nifteseta l for thltplaoo. On . manufactures of All 'bons .cm 'Ant thilt , port . nags a relinhr account the ilckh Rod ilitli if hic loofah, a French army o f : of The Corunna n • d l i terf . ct_nr 04 ihesiniutoi cbo 1 .,.. 1646 / 4 9 4 .111.114 11 , 4 . 86 _ 11C1(4 .;• v * ± i i.i . itilll P Pe2ran , a . ~.,........ce withi n i, a , of the ' army the under the command cf-GenerAl &Ai ..1 --- " ---- "k . ._,,, 1 " .... '.. Wm."'" Genera l Ito the 2d inst. inclusive The leaner amormold W C.;alteititlatchea' mem With feiltirOltro. but a con- 1 5,955,081 f" reals and ill t n.traVedies.),.:ffielarr i kt e e ekleribk -*timber af.artneet-Siodmesenieebeiliabltan* ! 4,:i77,566 mulyesei, l teotravitt-retkr i t ed : 4 e4. l7 l , l Fh e '4l*.eie"l46B4**OVlClt*".lli7 L in of irss7ta7rolfitsietif ih ,i iitTa ar tu v rthet silw of 4.lthi m _ ,;,...,. / 0 1111.04 . 4361 ‘ i j a ..., 1i ..„ . An " . ,....' .` . O llt'i "' sl4 ' 1 same Paper of teals had SX'eli allnolitted tlf°ll T,thr;*lsll4/042frIVjudera ' VOW riPi a 14 4N vimpificutle..4; 2 4‘o acts as Pvm.ister:Gen e * .t , flag of truce, wOi a ral. his , •xecil utz;ed puni.:4ditY in die log the "retnand "v=s2r-' - ”o litigifitalti SOWS It4tkelkeitielcrthes Ott tivet`Galk, duties of his satiMn #te Istey., , teard• . I. ~Li ' '. ~._.~ s:, 41 1