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d n p. This was the corps which was ltut is our houriloasl ; but, God be pralaed ure sil if. Sag. J sLy helm* yesterday 6 Yeise afriied here, ;licit rite t..ft .- 0.11 the 4th' a:, aceouat that S remelt, esteall th4i sigsseee troops of the ha, hall arrived et Coins;-' having snide a preeipieifeinueehrfloovtisitto, dirit F olt'Colt rs 'for that city. They gated ' , that vt had projected to disarni 'lol . tbe Poetlariut , ob• a nisder lusenalataud. but that thiy; owlet of had resolved to resist rather Chau rattier it so dime; uit:l that on the :loth and mt. they each of the French as cadeasourediu di r an g s a. A great visughter took place on both sides. coati* vs a. AUG. fenerous act by CA individual of the British aia- .cr addressed In 314auri. Dow Manuel I'.. Larva() and Dna F. P. G Mk, sod Nephew, toes cha.ata, Gsit Lratitu--You *ill hare the g.x.diitl.% : to p.ty tia 3spreate Juata of th'a kilploot, in uty oink, that it he spplicd at its Or Isom on their acc..ont, slot that ,It other Custatitutod {atharittcs Spun', aho har e o n itol dare sa hest }ranee, ttsr, anal of 4:0;6 real, sod 17 caveats" Li. e. Soot sterhugl ' Yours, ice. PAU/ tillf.t.tEr, merchant, of London." The Gorerainent and the Inhallsitunts, • grattattl• the esoecial &yours which tLey have recelv;tl at Ills British MajeNty, and the gerietrius aattast, know unt hoar to return then) 'the Inks which are due to theta ; and having daily dt cause to adutire the heron: virtues or this great, and generous natloo, it of gratttude and eternal friendship, aryl intlutle the eatelekue of 'Nod Spitttuartis the getterou Litgli,hrruto, Dust E•etlerico Grellet. attlSOa, suiv 26. This cnuntry continues in ti stele of matt P.:l,4lash scriielroo is always within • li. 4 . 4141‘1414i1d44:1t sent a flag of truce. three •lay s ago, this towa, with litneial iutellige.ice of the peace with Spain, which tool: place on the ith 4nosta.tt. You may, perhaps, imagine that the 13iacayans are in ctocert with the French. bi that .case you are greatly hil-taken. Bisray. in spite of the infi • 1144. e atte.tipte mole to induce it to proelanuJos2ph, nevertheless refused. When the other provinces bent to cougrotolate hit:a on his nrrival ut Vittoria, the Depatailoa eriiititoi:.l at Baba*. iVha dm, this intimate' Qur situation so near the army has prevented onr acthe interference ; but our senti spent* are *sib:v.4lA as tit )tie who call themselves tale Time will .hew tbis ; if not, I• will throw aside the name of Ebscivan, mid seek the uppethition to conceal we from the sight of the whole country. Qa the ith of August. Lient..Geneeal will remove his heed-quarters to. Yntoria ; i n th a t cm*, this province will Betas te"iict.' Of tins yiso may be sure. 1112DTNA rit'Lrvcro, ayes, 5. At last the crobrfitttn4bitioa with ifi tfijuiteeti a;ein i , and we now reeeivt. , letters from all tioarteris.. A 1T0441 - 4 A, • Though our head-quart - Ts are here, mitt' ads vermeil guard has to ,, ereJed two lealtieti further, and only the last derision remains tit Castrilfo. 3El'l' :LLE. On the 24th ult. General Cantanes and Count De Tilly, Member of the Supreme Junta of Seville, transmitted to that Janata the following official die ppatches : • I tut:tow toy 0.. r Highnesses tlit utiitint ii itation ronclauleal with General 1)upoot. the dupli cate of which I have transtaiittetl to Madrid, in par *mance of the 2nth article of the treaty. " In consenuenet, yesterday, in any presence, add iu the centre of any troops, the divienon of Gen. Dupont, to the amount of hOOO tuet),E.l itidown their arms, at four hundred toi4re.fraol leaving iu our power iheltrtillery,abtodarils, 9pou nition, carriages enl'aecoatrern4tats--itt every thing t h at was not excepted by the treatz, , "On the evening tlir same day, I wept 44,154 y. lea and reviewed the I . 4,inid2tldivlsiania,:expekssiug my gratitnale for the bravery and valour with which they had conducted thammeleass. " How delightful at spectacle eras it,aud what joy did it bring to my heart, to Kee tins troops, foigetung fatigue, Innirer, privation, hardship, and even vie., tory itself, proclaianin, their king, and panting for new enterprtmls ! I tumult conceal this fact, kuow if . tog how ninth it will gratify your la„ 4 liileinses. • " This 'morning, the divisions of General Ve dell sill Goa!mt, composed of noun suet). of evury description, entered Baykal, depositing their arms and artillery, according to the teruts of the capita-. lation. lam employed in collectitig the details, for the iniormatian of your Iliglinmes. " Fortnne has been snore favourable to us than a tr could expect. Yesterday we went to the quarters of Duiloseer army, and our JJ diviaiou.and reserve being drawn op ms older of battle, the French troops begilu to defile. 'Die first c olumn, COM of ftWai) meth excited ear. a.rttisbment. k'llt: d y were tall enough to he grenadiers. The other troops followed. which were also exceljeot ; and, at the distance imitated out, they surrendered their &erns and ttitudatils ; a acetic delightful to ns, but the most adverse that the arms of Napoleon over sustained. I know trot i.ow other spectators felt— to me it appeared a (Itelllll, and my heart was raised to render thanks to the great God of Armies. " We afterwards cautioned our march to this town, passing through the scene of action. At se ven o'clock to-Jay, Grueral Vedell presented him sadf with his Staff; the troops defiled and laid down their arms 'agreeably to their capitulation.— This operation was performed with the greatest or der; its vault being Our delivery from 17,009,ene5. inter teselitsive of thou deserters, and the kilted and wounded) a force capable of alarmiug any but a Spauish people. " This night one of our Officers, a ids an escort of 20 cavalry', set out to accompany the first Aid-ale- Camp of General Dupont, and one of the Empe s pars household, the only persuois who were permit ded to return to Castile, to give notice to his mas ter of our victory, and the defeat of his army." VIA4IA, AUG. Q. To-clay the intelligence has twee spread, that all the Fri.heli endem.oured to 'cave Lisbon, in order to see whether a retreat could be 'made through Spain to France, iu small divisions ; they'would, lsocvezer. he all cot to pieces, were they to attempt this. Algtree has beena long time•frec finta this courge, %cud we hope dhst the delivery of all Pao • tu,, , ral is at hand. We bliall see what the I,lfii will etket. I Gr.r.XADA, JULY 27.. .7 , The anoto or Whir hue enicially a miotisced to i-theOrweruilieut her:4 that on the _Stn a vessel ar. .tiredost but port fhoti"isrica, the Nlototer ai Teti& rah/Wares, that oo The.'itsk lost, thcre arrisied ilsaeket. giving inteliivocigisf the nrriral at Alentlia or ItawAtiols frigttte; - which bad antlered severely tot cosaitiat which a Britioh neluudmu had .had tit l'oulatinsith a Ereoch squadron, which Nutlet', tires •..istrt with eleteo ahihr, Whir IS4OOO' tounpii, who w...re to be thiewdm:iied on tete Lttlearie loiatids o .or at the coast - or tetoltoiavvolioth. squid rOTl W 416 beaten : toolesseiriditiseritlishelt by- he Eagliah. two had su.l, stud ONE. rest were lounotiml. ALIO. 11 . A letter from Mtuiiid, dated" sty din 'states, that' out' the :nth in the evening. ail (meet ardVed from the unity of A hdalusia,•witli a. dispatch 'front Gen, Cast:mos tolMarrel, requiring hilt to deliver to the Wog of Naplei a letter, to the followin g effect :—".The Gruen& in Chief of the eowilsiiied aciiiies• ui t,gtrianadura Valentia, and Andalusia, coaosting Cif IAO,OOO in ' t - dhlky,l4,ooo cavatrv, 310 C 44111011 of eiiry clescriptirirt;•lftt enjoins the King . oflaples, tlike dais, to evacuate Madrid, with nil his troops, as stiontd•that period eluhse without such evitcttattou,the kienerat will be ()Nig csl to employ ail his forkeSwith the utmost severity. which he..hopes will riot bstlic case f and he trusts, that Oil their vetreatiog, tie' violence will he cant indeed sowarsly du: persons infel properly ofthe in habitants of Madrid; ma the General tetaliis in his costudj '27,604 Frerieli nettOtils. 104- Colonels. atilt 1,104 Officers, )o cone of ilium, in 41.101 case, will any quarter be ' • The letter front Madrid thew. pis:weeds' as fol lows :—" I have.already stated the. tuwe at ,brat. those diShatelies arrived: 0' Farrel,isu readitig that addrrnsed to hint, resolved. otter solar. considera tion, to deliver its inalo s pre to our sintortune Sore. . reign. TliC latter, finding swine daeultY in read nig it, asked OTarn:l. tie he weut on front one syllable to asiother, what the meaning of all this was? O'Farrel eittleavcairevl to e;ecuipitte hiusself as well as he could; but Ells Majesty gat satititieu with this eteuse, sent for Savary, (Sroucli, Ur chino, Maxiirretlo, and some others. Savory seein ed eti.post. aveu;e Grouchy, while the latter 1 , 1! talativvi, a.. 1 alt of the C;eoenil:.egeentl iw blausiscg .theotaltict of Marat and the. Spanish 3liuisters. :t o e 4 0(13 Mou.sron, tr.inapot tea. with rage at the Has..ene which he ...i.iil•jiis...whoiessecl, threw binsseW on e i,, •favastuatesl his just ind Oililllll ...quijo. At les t , Otatretieed ta, Ins eiiinftimieDtoeoissult with his pillage! Wita. was best to lac: done. The day fullowiao - r'il , Y) arvive3Oini.l all of -thew praharsd crics lily ;, , t, including the siek, leaviteg cosilf kironsby byittAd to conduct tst,, -Woo troopsishowstwirt a few daßago Fu Omits, and who 44 C .r.xpectel here on their retinas - Abeam:ll;in. A eoristderalsie body of troop. uoacchod. off this 'wonting. .tile! their King with then. finiowt the head of two divisions, eon . sitting of from ti to 71,00 men ; and if it be trite, as is here reported, that Urhina has gone to Burgos with f6,oots we have sat de ttbt of our being soon canonised." OVIEDO, /UM 4. Marshal Bessierer pmposed elating off entirely the cuuimuuication of the provinces of Castile with el . Astoria and owl had vrolowea to dispatch troops to Toro and Zamora: Let being iutornied of the etent* which luta taken pine in Andalusia, and having received directions from the capital to demist, it it said that he abandoned Leon, and unmated towards Madrid. ViTTORI A, are. 2. itXTRACT FROM .t trirrr.a.] This nioraing linty ellibt:tinitllZ a great uumlier iikoagii, set out for %Bayonne. We 'expect 700 of the same precious east from Burg«, and eves; more, alio are t,tkirus the same route. ' Tlt s wonting: number of waggons aniA apaches armed fronn Nliithiil : though they bear the /Wale ofVnttperor, it is evidrut thoy holoug tattle ltti} al FlooilY of Spain, will as the honors that. thaw thew. From AS we hear every, dayok. Amman(' more wosiderslrAndalusia and Valencia 'it mtenpuotao.tliat the sceaalishappily cloisine : Castile Mail Alailrid only remain. Arlie 'trench who have ar. I Niked here. to the amount 4.04:4are swish hews, that • they can hardly hold 4 stick. Napoleou liar given orilers to arm the whole. fimiLier of France, which has already taken eftimtatt St. Jean...de Ins. This proves that Bonaparte cannot procure fresh troops, though every day we hear the near approsekof armies from the interior of France ; but day after. day elapses, sand noise actually arrive. in fake manner we hear of the ifieveineuts 44 . thee Austrians. We occasionally receive intelligence of the good health of Ferdinapd VII." Atm. i. The whole of the army having been re.rww,ilitled here this day, it we drtermtwed to proclaim Fcr diaaial TH. a second time, declaring the refliwal to recoitilie him a capital oties i c es 'ills ceremony Wu performed by our old Junta, foe that establish,- O,Z ike:Ttena has I;aea scat to the d-1. It as reported that we ahull march to-morrow everimg, but. oar destinsitleii is not yet known. The French, according .to the accounts which have reached us, are already a coniiderable way on the other side of Palenria, and coutiatte their march wish such rapidity; that horses, camp-kettles, and various in tides of their baggage:, are loft On the road. They commit ravage* of every kitaL ARANJETZ, JULY „IS. Castanos, after the battle of flaylen, proceeded without Joss of time towards Aranyuez, and is al ready at tt. 11;leinente, distant from Madrid IS leagnes. General Dupont has been conducted to Mawr. es General Iteding, who had made him prisoner, declined reiliwg bun to the Commander • Geueral Wedel has bleu conducted to eifle. Jorar fell in hattle s Iry a shot through his trfitples. • Among the articles of apitulation it was stipu lated, that the whole 01"%liiiicha; us fur as the,' Tagus, was to he evacuated 'by the French withit i l , six days, fur which purpos thenephew of D4p4iii, who Sal prisoaer on parole, was seat to colteet strag.gling part i. 11. The surrendes and capitntstiiis took place on tie t . The • • And. consists of army • 7 ,tAlusia — now PO,OOO ii .a, %I$ COI 3'0,000 aft 4F tho lint, *sod 8,000 air valry. It will be sugmoittril by from 3,00014 4,00) forse.tuktu IVottt the NrorE t. • )14411gA, svi.r The effects of the iictbry of the l9tis are lIKM. tioutd in the fuDawill'Aevisss:-:-Thiuki to the Al mighty, that our fears are dissiciated by the total overthrow .of the French armies on the )9th; au spicious day to Spain, and to Andalusia in parti.ai lar: There were idisarniedi and disabled from of fending us farther, 16,712 men, betwixt Andujar 1400i> remaining dead on the field of :battle. The conflict was bloody, cud we have bat 4ttion men, between dead and wounded bet the irioamph has been insigaiilicent,emisidering the farce •sseithe enemy's artillery, the high state and disci pline of their cavalry; and the impreguabfe position Ulrich the Generitl; Dupont, had taken. liADatro, AU(. 2. On the 29th ult. about four in the evening, it was reported that Joseph Na;Joltron was marching, and that all the troops in tie, rity were follturing him. This report was couirmt.n by the moven - petits made by the French toilline?t!, and aft those Viilf; aid hot belong to the army. The same evening they with drew from the hospitals, and conducted to Retim all the, infirm soldiers. They put in requisitiou all the. eaveiages and horses that could be found, hod the troops prepared to march.. In fact, that very night, need on the uititniti,... nriiihtith, a great part of the army, the sick, tuillinera f tisides-peuple, Ate. of the French iititioir,s'et out/ Chi the'wholeday of the 3fitir. there followed preparatiorat tor the march of Josvpb r and the leinaioder of the army. lie dined at half past four hi the ufteruoeu. in order to pro ceed, in the dusk, to steep at Chemartin. The , , , sorriages were f „ larlti . S9eo, and reivaireato tbrt Court of tic.. Palace, Snit t !re coachmen , MIA inulesAriverw, arid taut of tt:e attendants of the Rateul eirriaget; 444 .11.. ippearetl ; nu iv Ilia acconat, fii)sepli could pot depart that night, and au obliged to saspeud his journey to the red:4M ng of the 31st , when he de parted onhorsehook, a' he was meal:lle, to put, the 1-irliages ja motion. The stone morning - he.took from the stahlesall the .rßuirm, louse% and homes*, mid slisittiefujiysolt(-.all-ot the lamest price.--- 1 In t!, evening of the shine (thy, they forced °wit' the gates of. the . puldie Treasury and Eritult , pkt-' tin;;the peolrli!•111 sueb terror, that we .)w.ssed a most auxions night, thinking that 'a tenure" piltagst was about to take place. 'ritzy toot 11114 theme buildings attove fourteen millions. Aftwoilllol-1 Assuming of the Ist inst. was hi•unt a callataida A H which, thottgh at first it was thken foe, a tittallisig-,{ nil, was, in fart, but the precursor of. ti . .chrighttst 1 , and ha}:liiest day that ever rose over Madrid. OP..' this si,rnal all the guards were withdrawn ' and alt. the Vredch tiled off towards the parade.,.wheace they marched off. Scarcely did day itppettr. islet's •i ri the people r a r e thrallo tier street! until tiro posts q the guards, but notbiag e tas tiv.De Canted. 'linty lamas, to the itetiin. aud . theft they foiself . eldr. a few dying wretches, and here end three st-dskit body. They beheld with amaze:neat the Jaitcheii' pitltisitdoes, anti terrine issitoriatsZarocted uga;list this city. Tire gout-etriviagee. were iii ttaines-s 7 - slime 70 erosion were' spiked,' god uhont 4etto 1 barrels of reveler drown. into •olistos pond. The Madridiarts. on •'neeinir,' tieditatietets delivered ,1 from this destructive apparatus, gave thanks to the , Su:item*, ltrio;,;, and a began to :mime ' Mr their hedge the portrait of Verslitiarid VII.--- (Madrid Gazette, Ars% 7.1 • ' • • Atic. 3. • 'At best we. beitisthe..fraelys The Fitful! array, ' which liars for these four months sopprevsed vs, emir emitted the Inn-tilde assassinaious of the id Nay, enchained -one tribunals, trampled upon the pro. pie, sacked the ,Royal residences, end imitlted public decorum, departed 'from this capital on the last slay of July; and the lust sd-titia illimithe-1n their froitt they eerily aloes onshiehem tie:lntruder licamparte, who, amidst -gtl,ooo bayoorts s conid not obtain 'tom the iabolaitanto of this plater the slightest mark of sillanissioa. -'Hach has been tbe precipitation with which he took , to his jouniey, or rather 1/ight, tliut he left 7-2 pieces. of eminence spiked at the Retire, elm a great quantity of pow der iiito,the pond, stud ebawloned los whole stock of wine awl spirits. Ile goes ludea with the rich booty of the Royal Palaces, the cam. of -the Treuaitr, and . Chest of Consolidation. The difficulty of, conveying auch a mass of depre-: &aims retards lore suivreisvp, and gives. us tropes that the proviatcial ;armies will its good time - evertaire • him. All the French domiciled in thiseapital,' and wins felt justly afraid of the chastisement of reline , authority. hate fled with their compatriots; a new Spamardsoceompauy theta, who, unworthy of Mot nudge., Itaitpmotwtetk.their conticieirre, sense, and ' ditties, to the hisitaatiessil notiens of aggrandiseutent and egotism. Immediately affright Frtineh had evacuated the city, aims were distributed among at, the respecta ble inhabitants,. forming patroles of them to watch over the public tranymilhty. The Itlissinn Ambas sador has officially announced that ins Master hair nektiowledged, as liiug of Spain, rerditrand Such events wonlal serve to give a eolour to the ro ustiurs spread, as though there was eimitent in France, orirottating in the conduct; 110 less pe:ffilioun than violent, 'of their Emperor. It is wen udiltsl, that he is arrested by order of the 'Senate, which had proelaimeil our young Monarch King of Spain aad the ladies. PROCUMATION 10 THE BISCATANS. NnaLk BUICAYANS !—The bitter r grist which oppressed your hearts, ut seeing, your lattice land threatened with the odious yoke of Ihr mat cruel shivery, has at length broken through the barriers which the irresistible force of circumstances had imposed upon you : yes, your surferings are now at an end end ; and a generous youth, full of holy ardour, are flocking with eagerness to their manikin's. , t You culled for Chiefs to command you; and you wow see placed at your head, men celebrated for their talents and military knowledge, who will ' conduct you as it were by the hand to victory.— ' The creation of a presiding Junta. to direct your operations, has beau one of the principal objects of your careful attention. Ilere you rases* it, ad dressing you in the language of truth. o Inhabitants of Biscay ! cast your eyes hack on the ages n bleb have,passed, and you will see your ancestors at one tittle repulsing the Carthagipiaus;. at another, destroying the hosts of Rime : at ens "period was granted to them th e. honotbaole distine, Linn of•serving in the sari of the ar.ity ; at another d ie privilege of e itir ens . I m i tate t h e glbriouti el, autples of your so worthy progenitors. " Yet know that absolute sithordutait:ma to your Chief, and severity of discipline, are the iirlt of martial virtues, without which none can present themselves with the hope of success US the plaius of honour. The Junta promises itself that you will possess them in an eminent deg-rev, " Let. the.iiiikoly voice of party-passions for ever. disappear from among you : and let the suggestions of envy hold no' sway its your lxmoini. ; l e t g perfect and indissoluble union reign among v uo . Ythur interests are the same—the seliti•neirts animate you, alike—and the cause which you dr. fend, common. %VIII you, therefore, seek to tura your force against your brethren earl conistrimen, arid to give the victory to yonr enemies ? so disgraceful an idea! I.et the liberty nod pro. perty of individuals be most religiously respected, and ler the province of Ibiscay preserve the parity of its customs, even iu the midst of tlie din of arias. " lliseayairs ! the religion of your futheri, cOllllO to whose holy miesiuss you have toe,' edu cated—the country to which you • owe your exist ence—the Lord (or Sovereign) which the consti tution and the bias have prescribed to• you-these are the important objects which claim . velar melt. tion, and oblige you to march out to the glorious conflict. Cm you bear to be the victims of unit utan's ambition, who has cridiiimoured to enslave all Europe? No ; ; you were nut bum for slurry,. !fasten, then, to give the most urti‘ukt e d proofs of yOtir valour add patriotism, and rely upon, all the assistance which the Junta min afford yoo. SliaryoUr temples he surrounded with, laurels o f ir:Zl?tey', Mid your Amine be inintortal in the sauals of Brecky (. • • • e' 07 MATItm ERO PRIETO, " J LAVACIE.PIi .1) E YER NW, - " D. FILCICPICOAI URTA DO DE CORCUEI4, • te.D.Juse . Xstetear.siti 60,rytA- 0— r- . 41 1 111•DX list, A Y,' (tam 91. • •ic, • c ' • l'Al:tor/r,terolB4l.l.kt PitOentoirth, sy4ndAr. pc HOT without a blow, and of ' .4),,ciftiagjrviic ad et in the Tarps.— ThliiasitVliiiirotaa t *ailonipen• the alleged tit,. of /4,;l3itetrictsint - yrrsgel, spoken a ' RikesToefee *di Or: dispatches cautainiu.4 this ir ihvre bsi . any fouirtutien for thi. that. neither the Rises cutter, :Dar beedispatcheir, have nizede their appearance. • -ItiltirPopT7 orPriday hi t, 'we mentioned a re. Pores .04 Admiral 'frinaNsumoucia.had folleu is wick a- French fleet, on i:s way to Barcelona, of v'vhicli he captured some ships and sunk others.-•• The report was said to be prevalent at Cadiz, en the 3nth of itily. upon the ulkzed authority of at:- counts averiatul from Malaga. The Spanish Papers, !naught by the Corunciallliil„ coil Luci .us artiele upon the stihject„ from Grenada, dated the i7th July, which says— " The incite of Malaga has eflicially renounced to the Goveriiiiielit here. that on the :44th a vessel arrived that port, from tvichthe Masterof which ,I,..elares, that on the 14th installs', there arrived a Peclictgiviug inteilizetiee of the arrival at Akuehia of en y.,ijoid, frigate, which had eislfered severely in * comlnit between a British &Auk& Freud' wises dron uff Toulon, au7l flue latietif.afiieti had left that port with "eleven pbiplt, containing )J,oor troops, who were to be disembutect on the - Bat:la:tie islands ; or on the Foust td ((irtstosigi,,whis.4l rpm.' drba isnikiAlierloisink taken by the filglllll,lwo'liad titr9k liadfflifset were per. sued." . li f iabsilid be littinifTstrif in; iair power to conarin . the alsoie intelqeheel, , Thee dispatches frost Lord owocio same *aim Ail tlic 30th tait, : wiiti tit fila s ktilmawaccaupts of -say save' so. rrAchl4;h 6 Lord. /I.4clttM.Assitimase; tan {reap reeeiteit fm® t, r** ?ritty lin e a tie Al • ia belong ing• b i " tome soosarimpiaarasiv;sisitig . aff cedar; which .1 44 t§! 11 " 1 "* that an Ks-aunt t. Pie shays had reached Gittraltif f ,*? It iertainb. not iiiiiirwli l ohle . that the French nissisdil atteiapt to semi au rs ; . ' force to Mi norea or . to B reel ono, iu the hope 'of getting potwessiort of the. Carthaginian squadroo, or of re . lieviug the garriinu of Llareekitnr; bat if an se tion had been fought so long ago, it is singula that.no regular account of it should have reaciied .England. iVe yesterday gave the leading- featnree of the Spanish Journals received by the nu►il from Co vomits, con4istitig of JOSEPH BOHAPAILTE'S from Madrid, as far as Vittoria, and the retrent of the French armies from liadrid to Burgos, with the revolt of the Polish troops in the service of the French army in SPain. 11 a now submit the details, with some public docutnents of consids•r:iide terest. It is not easy to review and fully to digest the multifarious subjects of reflection which they present to the mind. AVe shall endeavour to select the most prominent, beginning with 1145drij. JOSEPH'S precipitate retreat from that capital, aftes a reign of eleven days, is fully confirmed. Put' Tofer's surrender, and that of Wt:oi.L, seem to have been the signal farl►is evacuation of a place *here kis person was no longer 'Safe, and where his autho rity was extioct. Though we do not know that he had contistuesl his flight to sayi•ur:e•, vet as this Naylor seetus to posseWi'no !wirier , that Juti ltilboa,Ayisti, Titg - iitßiyiStty 7 RESS, • .r •