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,A: AR:9 n tto ref : NumnEa- 1727.) - - ILY soi mos. 'RICE SIX-PENCIt. This day ia pablished. pries As'fl delivered the 110:i3E CONI -ItiNS, gay taoi. by the Right Huu. T. WAL -1...11:ii, ou drr Ites.,Putinas relative tap this late Traessettuas hi the Carustie ,•, with' as Aricadts of Papers. . Louth's's Prikesi Air J. itavviiivg, 34. St. JA.lse.',6-otrvet. . ACTED BUT ONCE. THEATRE•IttiVAL, HAY3IAIIKET• • PILESENI' 30..U;01. will be yresentrd a new Play, in three Atta,callad . TIIE ArItICANS • • • OR, WAR, 114()VC A' 1) DUTY. ' The Overture and Ntusic culapowNl sad ticketed by Mr.' Kehl. Farolhft, (the 'neat,) Mi. Timonium ; Tonihal, Mr. Bor. Nt„ o tihoo, Mr. Taiwan ; Seiko, Mr. Xontig ; Demist Kinq of Baotou. 'Mr. l'ulwer, ilr. emr;cl , Fettcrwell, Iyr. ti..ore ; Marrowbone 7-ivalige • Henry Attollatia Nut, Mr. Listott &raid, ; Darin; lid. St. Lrier. Sotto, Mrs. Liston. Previous to the Play, the larauuttie Proverb,.ot SEE1:11(i BELILVING. The rrenicfrg Elitemiuwats to co:whelk with • CHEA i S, iIF SCAI'LN. &spew, Mr. Mathews. •.• The new Ploy_ ollTlte,Africatto; or. Love. and TI aty, Laving beam received by an ovvitlowtog audience with t'.r mo't fixed attentiwi, and with ticsninions I,w-eta of op ' y tube will bercypeatiil every rervin t : till farther notice. On Monday, *kV Fortuwe's AV Lb Under the Patronage of tim Koval if ;One's Ike Primes of {YALU , . (IN ”ONDAY Atiguht 1. ►►ill"h. u GRAND GALA; 'and UsJtiafit Enbikdion of FIKE KS, by !Agana' II ENG LEIL Adonisai•bna.lll. Donn open at Reyes, aid the. Cooeert tragine at filkt. • GIBRALTAR AND DUBLIN. HE Si s tip e ta ti lw (-0;64 . '114 to the PAN°. T RAWA, LP.ICETTER-SUVARE, are 2 in. , tt rorre , t rrpresontition of the ROCK, NATTEtti Ks, 224 TOWN of GIBRALTAR, with the boy, tweronailwg Muuntylue of Granada, Andalptein, and Om theiao: Cuttut ; and a highly finiYhea View of DUBLIN, taken Own the corner of Sad.- odic-civet ..Admitmun to each ilesintiue one shiltinti:. Oren Irene tea dwab.. lIENRY AWVON SA Kik ER, Vrupf:i t• XTAT LOTT F. It V . krUE followiug . CAPITAL PRIZES rrtnail I in the Wheel: if),oo/.1. 5,9.411. 8 , • , 11. toot beaida a tarp propoitioa Of the ittfcrior prizes Sze &c. Tickets sod Sllttes, war:Alai ii:ntraet, areas sale bi M/IFT asdAl.Putattry Lsol Charier-Cr.oe. • • • • TUdDAT 41IXT, Ate %in be tie sext4rawis i gday. -••--- - • F OUR DAYS DRAWING OVER. and the Cilt.lND PIMP; of • topoul, in,p4ol. r.,f.:111. vO4l. ke. Scc. ate. rt num, in the Meet. TUESDAY NEXT, An;net 2, vial be the rads Day of Drawing. fir kris nod Shame, Iran tinted andrawn, aye en Sala at mil it l.ir atd Olken I. Tarn and Cutntry. TWO PRIZFR OF TWENTY TI!OUSAND POUNDS, IN THE PDISIINT STATE LOTTERY, SOLD IN SHARES BY 111 WIT ittLAON. rit4C)ULL: CK. wit! Co. Id Sim k Dreher", Corner of rkiuk BeiWinea, Casnl ill, wit fniai the Gate of the Kinz's Meet, Chariotc-Coo•a, Luvam. Nu. MOT?, dra, WA Jolt, Ift,ritul. to a Quar t/for, as Eiettibord Veep %mist-nth Cadres ; %o. 2,owhlWltlrti 'elk Jail, is Two Quarter aid Eight tlistsetith Signs. • • TAtzets.adlrsivamett imiverm, reatisue on Sate by R:valapsow, C.t)ttl)i.lt(t m e et CO . Theft an yet to Ibr Whowl Oran ofarmsol. lgewel . 4144601 LOW. sad a trriel rewlw of .me tit Prise*. The next Div of LinirislT Sin be 1 r.XT TUESDAY, the Id of •eguld, sad the Lut.erl will timeline the lath of Anal. The ONLY HEPOSITOR7 the BRITISH otrinE where Durability sad art COklolUild, lilt - the peeu44.• asivautuke 4.f SAelht: ONE. GUINEA IN Ttiur.c, is ipe L LYERIi SILK IT9CKIL44. with COTTON rEffr, Ho. tee, Fitattstrest: THE reputation of the stisoyi4 invaluable lm -4 przsement being fiClv ssithlistful Ind apses& of fifteen Tatra rapUlly-Wooshoung Sale, tae P.vpreetue euue.tves asty tUrther regwassrtaestusw rhea. .14110ausataul Execilmew would be areljelttyy Wt. tte I:.stcusateut and wood sense of mat essiighteild DMA c, u So )are stgahrued lii. lures bus Irr so htsersl tad wibouiiaro a petressece —A !uric still elerso assurtmest, just e..oup!eted, at the twl.nsing proms: I..whes' and tientlewsetes Ws( h, 1t Intr. cut Coloured /a. Olt &swine with the nest FastueLable Clocks, ans. tid. Emir Article of Hosiery. ADi Kre sootit itwsitretf,i'ly iv;fonneil, that .1-4 in order to riser his fithotner rArroN will offer Gen (.ItEA rEa SAMMA 1 TIIAS EVIA --.3u0 good dark ehemlorays, 'Let tbv arm tun rich lustros, lee. tid worth !is.; 31.. die* sprig drew' 13a. lid generally said 44 VS.; and dje fancy coloured teuslins, 7s. M. issalud ta lac W.; 3oe - 411Velre must beautiful eawsktic, sod *oft whits rob.' dressii. 140 worth 3SII. if wortetl no colours is snore ; with arty Wu satin works, spot., and tarohours, wt half ones • t34llSc t uli. jae....wtts, for Cravats, tits wm" ; Um*.r lot, beautifully &to. as. ; 1.2 1 ) Madras hew • IS. IN* 41. dd. par s sod ; sod 1i ditto the llama *ow brosiOlfaini lolNa, . ad. ; 3o's• real sookcess, as. the Oece *es tairee.e invelires, ysell..suel-balf wide, es. per y.rd, s./440 ; and 4, the hos st made, Is. ed. ; 94 rr0•4404111.114ifi1, ftoto 194. tot I guineas lb. piece; sod 11.0 if 351 k.• Atte, from 144. 1.1 • ;anus, ve aitetmeal liaaagereltiete es pieces of the wichist fuoidatwo awake, lid pertenl y aryreti 4. ; tot times of tinckahael. toepere, 04 Si. tit serlili ; w.th e•motnitancs. table-Noes, calicoes. end Irish hom e t. N. CIMAP, et EW TOWa. . teperiare ; 'war the !amours. •.• Ladles sill bare the polacsa to be partkalar is lase sad Ilaelber. This day la platted, in Octavo, a new Ssldiom, conmkier ably enhatald sod improved. prier los. M. it L ATIN kJ. CAREY, LLD. Private Teacher of it. Classics, French LUIPI•ge, old abort Hand. Resides other material improvements, is olmost every yagr. thisetitinn conta ins a isiiouie arceout Of *owe brit . lin:r les or V , Tif—tuttleir Noakes, of deanot ro•ioncimaism--• Dime. tuition on tI. Poser of the labial —Mitrieal Key to Horares Odc•—Synopsis of his Me tres--A I . :imams, lads it, Ike. I.e. " This Mat mean tors likely to prove • very serail publicatioe. Tionoles are given is Lail Verse End Arr. •ard. raplairied sod ebicid a t ri l in tazliiih. The Amboy teems to thormaubly understand the prneiples of his s11:11- Sect •, and he hs termed it Silly, accurately, sod into& molv."....lfontlel v Review, April, Ital. Sie also Itritisit Critic, December, 1 Soo—Critical, Dec. I 8 imesdirs, May, tael. Priutml for Leoginaii, Herat, Kiev, and Orme, Pater lost.r-rovir or whams stay hr by', by th , ..AITIP AII t 11.11. I. SCANNING EX P.IICISILS fur Yt/lUNG PROS(I. tISAMI. Price 4a. iu loourtiA. S. 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The hat-Javolan .for April ep, the cantina, ata of the whole . `• Knit(lit F.resnt, who n.wor enters the lists with Sir Jultu Cirr, wields leis light weap a with rmisidertMes!:ill ax address: lint ciiinhata with temper, and his hits, tlionztt nude with dextelits, are devoid ormatice. He ceitai:ity raYe11111.110111.•.' THE BELLES LETTE This day are puSiisttrol, is too *legume volumes, disoderimo. price iis. is T ea 1 . 1711 d 1 " : 1 I :171 E 7:031- R J POSITION ; addressed to his Sen Tly GEORGE OREASERT, D.D. I..we riser of [TeSt-Ilati., Domestic ()triplets to the Bishop tf Lloadaii, kc. ike. &c. This inter...ruing soilt had bean sent to press belly*. kis kteateted ✓sari of the Anther, and deo utmost:riot had bees evinpleto!y tioisliell in - the week previously 4e the satirise witch tentnuated hW valsalde life. Prortk.l for Richard Phillips, ?tio. ft, Bridpewtreet, Black friars, and to be had of all Doe:welters. 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Mit day is priblislacl, neatly printr.l in 3 v"is. pries is. bawds, a Jtr .r kiateint E SSAYS, 31'0 t' liiTT I I'ERA 11. Y. By VIICESINICS KNOX, D.D. Master of Tunbridge 'lanai, and late Fellow 0.14. John's- College, °afar& Printed fx J. Maintain ; J. Walker ; R. Lea; J. Nana; Vt NW, H..od..and Sharpe; Losciaan, Hurst, Rtes. .Ad Orror ; Lackinvon, Alle,, and Co; B. Cooky moil Co.; De.toa std Harvey; J. B maker, and P. aad W. Wynne. CRTYI WELL'S GAZETTEER. in a few days will be paYishitil, is a nova. sin,. the see oott Kaiiiion, tmasidurahly improved and eislarged, (with toe,(. ty-eight whole sheet Maim) of rrilE NEW UNIVERSAI, GAZETTEER.;: I or, Geographical Dictionary; containing a Dearrip con of the chief Empires, Kingdoms, States Provinces, Ctt:,a, Towns, Pits, Sea, Harbours, River!, likes, Maim. (sine, and Capes, in the known World; with Government, Customs, Manners, and Religion of the Inkandailii; tha !Wait, Roandaries, and Natural Prodeetiona of thlt C.aentry tbe Tref)* neeetseteree, sett Cari.ninee, of the eitte. anti lleteue l 4111114.111 &mai do *let A *Akan their Lasittedit, Leintal hamb illairgis. owl Disteeces, from *be best anti err Ellehetillie CASSIIINT CaTITOf ELL. Lemke: Maul far_ Lassafa, Ilmst, Rees, owl Orme, Pamewieriewle.imd Orilldi and Davies. Strand. HOLICHIEREDbri CHRONICLER COMPLETE. Ties day pee pahtsbel, closely primal is Royal sm. 6 Vela prim MI. Ho. it booted% CHTI()N 4(31.E.S 'f Hilf .INSHED. T il er mpirisaft eh. Deoreimiee mid NE.t.ey of Eft-lamb lotlfisid, awl trehtust, with • risme. Ind. to the whole. Tristled fur J.job.stei, F C. and J. iliet,ort•ot, T. Payne, Wltbie mid iohinsrri,Loftiest', Hurst, Rees, satLietree, • Clehili mad Davies, red J Hassass. Theaireeicios of Heim* . ed imokie became eseetallimly oeoree,, at* from time rarity add value, Isaviu4 dweya lorini&t a big& price whenever they boom apterred fur rale, tat gretrorllers twee timed the/ Amt.! p.. rout nu seept. whic *erne, foible Petblie by teptuitirg them, 1a N su, Larshoseses Ina Imalern form. la the Prose, sea opeolily will be published, pri.:trd isadersey wiih the att.; e, Tile CHRONICLE of HAIL. 1 he wilt he sieemetleil by the Chronicles of Fabian, Grnf ten, Hardie& Hum, Speed, &c. Thrsrta) is pabliehed, neatly printed in one volume army maw onosassaited with six fiew! Engravings, pried as. ud. board% PILC:RI PROGREQS, from thls j World, to that which is M (VOW deherred nutter the Souilitiok of a Drcasi.Dy JOHN BUNYAN. A its. Kahl ion; to which arc added, lance explanatory and practical Naha, with i Life of the Author. Dy G. DIURDLIt, Minister of the Goer', at Cercatry. " A. Banyan 's certainly a rnacterpicre o f it. Lind, we are azlld to see as 'intent *Sat with prsatell on good parer, and saortied with to at copper-pates. The Editor bath prefixed the talk of V'. Arthur. written, like tie for satyr arerionts, in it atraio perfectly cototenial .tilts bonnet John'. own ruins epirit, and zodly mink of txvreiolon ; and ti,e icor way helmet of %Ir. 9nnter's tato explanatory aid placheal N o te.."--m en thly 'L e vi t y, ,01. ;6. Prini..l for J. 11farrinaa ; J. Joh.tseni E-mail C. Dicing tan; I.oacin•n, liir,t, Dee% anal Orate; Ca.lnll tied Ol eos; %V. Buttliti ; John Dirdisrelann 5 11 Croaky mil Co ; %Y. Barns, and 0 llama and Lon, PUREIUN INTELLIGAACE. FROM THE •JATCHI PAPF.ItS. • riots, JULT 14. All the Pritssien Others,. prisoners of war in. France have -arrived &a N.acy frond the dirlerent der.;is, where they remain for the present. Getterati Cruclinot is returned fro:n Plotnhieres to Birsur-Orne. lie has derived wonderful benefit from the waters or that place. On the 7thistatt. the Jonta at Bayonne held their da , erting...lt. was. the day appoltited fpr the aceeptancr of the new Constitution. In the ahain . tier tvlire they cat Attre ereeteal a taagnitimitt throthi and - a richly ileeereted sitar, the service of which •wa! perforinel by the Archbishop of Borgne. Ilea 11a ertr, Artine seattid on the throne, delivered the folio* isaresereatia • r (is:vet:tante Dernries-si was desirous of prewmtind gayest( ie.tbe midget' yea, previtsue So your sop.uut Sea (nom -men giber. Atscuthied in consequence of out of the extra 4waliarry events to which all nations, is their tornotml at par. iientsr conjancturcs,.are subject, stet is pursuance of the dispositions of the Empertir Napoleon, our illustrious brother, feelfince have-been thosf of his age. • • resort ut !beet 'Katie:ram will be consolidated iw the Constitutional Act whtcb wilt be 'forthwith read to yen It will onetime ho miletics many tedious broils, which were ea sily to be foreseen, lute the disquietude whesewith the tuition has been so ;4.41 agitated. "'llw ttltbllkßee whirls dill prevails in some of tbc pro s ince' t. dl ecsat,int soon yis the t , rss' aids shall have been ap prised that their religion the istegrity soil independence of their couotry,orail-thi ii . i3rerest :lights are secured; as 'omit as !hey skull disc...tee the germs of tistir prosperity is the new niptitutions—a bpi: nor which theseiglibouring natinsii hide not ulstaiiied, hot at the ,ape/116C of ltiuswislied sod calamities ofwarious kinds. tt Were the /papier& mattribled bore is one body, all of thew, as listing the same interests, would be aniisidini a ith the saute scistioesta. *Then should we nut hare to Ismail the misfortunes of those ' who, misted by fureigo intrigues, MOM be subdued by the force Of arms. " The 01101 , 1147 of the tunTiGeot, by the disturbaucca which they have incited in ear costar'', capeet to become masks' of our Colouies. Emory hugest Asumand must upeu hie Oyes, mid 411 oust crowd romidthe throne. 't We corn slung with as the Act which ascertaiss tbs righti dettits of the Kin: aad . his people. If you owe disposed to make it.. same *art - Acts ahh us,- then shall Spain be speedily Isayoy savd-unsquit at hums, aaajad sad ',towed,' abroad. 'lv tistsnro soletuult pledge miracles+, iu hoilpreseots of Goa, who reads the hearts of num, and I' aki them according to his good pieassre, sod who wits As:sates those who lure their country, and feat nothing bat thotr esst-constiences." ist.Coustitirtion was then read over in a lewd voice:fetid the Aletaliers of the Junta, on the questiou Gents p?Couisattiwously declared their ac ceptance of 1t... •. 4 :.. • • , The i'resident 4laveted **Oft address in answer L, to ttof lisoiCsopeeessfter. wig** thtt onvellat Meat her. took the foiesiying.tlllti-3.l'ipeus.r pod tiaelay to the Lilo& the t.:onstitution; sod the Lima." -"l'he Junta then attended Hit Majesty's levee, to pie him there respects upon this occasion. His Ma jesty gave them the moot gracious femptiou, sod conversed it:, them more than an how. Ili* Maj• sty the hing . of Spain set out from Ba yonne at six pit the morning of the Jtli inst., ou his journey to tlludnd. His Majesty the' Emperor ac compaaied oink. for the first post. On the s-para tiou of the two. Sovereigns, the.hiug took. into Iris con late M. d'Aiusuza, :iliuister of the Indies, and tile Italie del l'irryuc. Captain of the Life Guards. phis :4`isjessti outittlett Spain by Iron, and was ex pected to reach St ,!leblibtlllll . ll at too o'clock on the 'saute day. the Ptli, o here he was to retrain mod tile following day. His Majesty has near IWO tatitiages ' it his suite. • The Mr:tubers' of the Junta set off in three divi sions: toe tirst on The isCi; the seeoidi on the :AI.; and the thirstou the lOtli; each of which wilt alter nately accompany His Majesty oa his journey. We learu trout Italy. that by a decree of the ,Viceroy, the cities of Ancona aiid Settegaglio are to tido, ;el the rights which formerly belosiged to them free ports. e Five per cent. Consols. 44 flints 54 - cents. •Lowta *Kafir.. Jut.y 13. We have recieed iotelligente from Spina to the 20th ult. inclusive. aceortiiii‘ to whizh, ou the Pth god loth, Getecral laittAles Had diiaritiod the city awl province of Palencia. Ou the 11th, it day bream. lie tirok up for Cabezon, where fit« rebels, to the number of 12,000 mem whip ,it pieces of cannon, had take.' post, nutter the eointasuisi of General Cuesta. ' flawing recoutioitered the position of the rebels, Brigadiex-Cienerel Stbsthier made a rapid Inarelt over Mt bridge under the tire of the enemy, while “eueral Merle took the necessary steps to cot off their retreat tottter& all adolid. The tiring having lasted about hailait hour, the insurgeats were to tall) defeated ; and, :thandoning their artillerr, fled its all directions in the greatest disorder, with It lois ' of 1000 turn. The ton of she Freitctt is very to eaasiderable, coi,,ettiog of slit killed, and flour right to ten wou n d e d, •-• 'Fie Bishop and the prin:ipal Clergy of Vena tion!, went out to meet the General, to intercede with Min for the itehabitauts. The French division entered the place amidst a inettitude who &served severe chastisement. They were extremely sur prised at the clemency Lissy -experienced, and ex preliseti their conviction that the troops of no other nation would have treated them with such hae4int- Monty. The &rinsing of the mew was actively pro ceeded with. Aliont fifty of the most eitipaltic of the ittmirt,retttx were .hot. Suit. Woks were car ter! ort from each of the eloiststo es hostages. General Lefebvre wive ostlers to several movea ble colu me to auttri:h toward* Tiidela, to subdue the inhabitants within ti circuit of terr mils, end to bring theta back to their The Bishop of Tarrauzdnii has deliteeed a. situ atets. Ss . f-ral of the Chief, have made Weir rubwisrion, and espirtrsed the cause of their :wee narch. Subeenuent, to the action which took Oleo ah.. Todd's say the oth, Geier-it Lefebvre . permitted. Ins troops to rest Mr the yth, LOth, and I ltb. This iincrval he employed in re-rstat,lishimg the bridge over tim Eno, turd disitriaiag the Maid/Attu& of the environs, Ou .the eilth he marched to Alagos. At day. break of the IJili, he discovered on the heights am Army or insurgents, who were commanded uy I'a !aloe, the C..snaiatider-iu-Chief of Sur igossa.--e . General Lefebvre immediately termed his troops in columns, and ordered them to advance. The ire surgents were supported by two hattenes, of six. preeei of artillery each. General Lefebvre proceeded in person, with hit cavalry, and a curirparty of light troops, to take the 4iiincgosts in Musk. They wade (method:hat& be. • ile approached them within reach' of wicket. 4, s mud dad, ieuvitsig be:4o4 ilsoirortiher), and elf Firring away their muacete in the &light. Up wards of gout/ threw theturielves into the Ebro, and were drowned. The Polish cleuweurs coaductest themselves with great lerevery. Many of them imam across the Ebre, th cat at a column ni the • insurgents. Four Perish Soldiers were killed, wool. oue Captain was drowned. The total has of. the French, on this occariou, contorted in foui killed and trine wounded. After the aftitir of Alagos, General Lefebvre cones tinued his march. On the 14th, lie came up with a considerable body of tire rebels of Saragossa, whew he instantly attacked acrd defeated, nal. the lois of 300 well acid two pieces of cannon. After ginning this' adeatita'ge, he coutinued hie march to wards the city. General Dupont, on reaching Alcola in Anda lusia, on the 7tle inst. came in sight of the noun* gnts, who were under the commend el' Dop Pedro": outs, He charged across the bridge, attack ed the . rusurgentr, and Touted them with the loss of -all-their artillery, consisting of six pieces of causoft: 'floe numbers of the eueiny were very great, bet' ' they were like clouds of dust, and at eine yen of the same tidy, General Dupont entered Cott* ' dove, so that hi. march towards that city actersaly* experienced a delay of two hours from the ineurriete, The Magistratini and principal inhabitants of Valladolid were exposed to the meet dreadful suf fering", while that city remained in posseseiou of the rebels. They erected a gibbet wider the Cur tain General Lu Cuerta's windoe 5, in order to cmner pal him by terror to place himself at their bead. General Cevallos, on his arrival from *govia . at• Valladolid, was tint to death by the stinted riper lace. Hie head was stuck.-on sr pike r and retried in . procession through the city, after which it w toned about the streets: • The general dissrining was canted on without interrniaeion ; arid all the people in that quarter were returning to their duty, After the affair of Alagos, Genetal Lefebvre cove 'Mood his march; sad on the 16th he arrived in front of the gates of Seragossa. He made him self master of the entrenchments which the insur gent. bad thrown up, ou the piece of ground which oas formerly covered with ulivestrtes, carried off tire 'le piece" of artillery, .by which thefweris de fended, and got poscesema of the middle gate. The - gieuteet anarchy prevailed in the city. On the 17th and lath, summits negociations took place with the insergrnte Getterul Lefehrre.intended to remain for some time in the position which he li-d taken; ins order to prevent the well-affected inlet• intents floes being expand to the horrors et' an assault; and it trail supposed that his expectation of the happy result et this measure would not be disuppointed. Aran:dal Motirey left Cuenza on the 16th, and was directing ins march towards Ilegnem. General Lefebvre war marching towards Alracette, in the kingdom of-Murcia. Gen. %V rirdel was adrancieg into the kingdom of Grenada. The Prince of Curti 1 Franco, the Counsellor of Oreille Uon Ignux Marlines de and the Atearde Don Loris narcellitt Fereijra, tied returned flow their jostriley into Arragom l'he • made wee. port tip His Majesty on the ',abject of their mission s assuring him (hot tire orderly renews of the inhabit 'ClL, had coeducred thenseelves iii the most otitis fsetory ananiter; but that it woo impossible to opt a corresporeirnee with the insurgents, as they bad returned. eo inuerrer to any of their I. ttere. Guerra' Lefebere also had a conference a itli him oil the stoth. TheEuiperor nati . e orders that every effoit should be made -to even the eyes of the isourgeuts, before the city ef Sarufossa should be exposed teall the horrors of an 111.14111411., which would inevitable be attended with the destruction of a great Handier of efell-dise • posed people. - bewieres had trued every means which clememy rc;olil suggest to bnug the nioAntaineers to is dense of weir ‘liity, but they had hitu Lo au.sur. The Arrhbishopof Burgos lusd saw writ t.:i to them, and addressed them is a cauouical letter, hot thew applications hating be. is equally unavailing, the Ma..atial found himself cusniwasd to re,ort to fineable means. (:esscral UllOOlO marched agaiast the Escudo, and iiienerol Merle to attack toe uurrow passe , in the mountain. of IZ.e.jorrpe. • The ii:snr 4 cuts were routed befiee they could 'sake :tore than one de elbsege, lea% ing on trio field Mar 10-poanders. and scrend hundreds kided. On the tt Ist. the corps under Loth these Genes rids, which had farmed a junction, approached St. Audem. 'five city made proposals of surrender, in order to prevent an assault. The Prime of Petite Carers U 391 time day to set out front his head-sptarters at Aitona fur Kends berg. ,A4i.rusuoured that Gluckstodt sill epaedily be ocotpilml Ly a French glirtlfoo. VIFYTIA.JrNE 45). On the abject of the organisation ai the Gas