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r r~ F~ ~l I • 1 t, I. ri I ' FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Fftr.Nen AND DUTCH PAPERS. egtes, JUKE 25. The environs of this capital pvesent the appear ance of a camp, SO grc , .t is the iminher of the troops assembled to it. The troops, swirly formed , : rival, in under, zeal, mud coverage, the old truojos. Nothing can Ina more imposing than our' arittly. The Guards of I looour, comprised or the principal landholders in the kingdom, continue to give their attendance upon His Majesty. They are distils.' gnialled by their title Slppealallee, the beauty-of their drosses, and their devotedness. less Nevi je.„ty, surrounded lay there brave youtlis, ream. Ides a father dtleuded by his own children. The news from !Lome cannot be wore satisfactory ; that capital to perfectly tranquil; the best spirot ani mates its tultitintatitr. 7sunterous detonations have been scot from the prosiness, to bring the ho mage of their fidelity to their new Sovereign. The iniutber of KOOtilltil who hare enrolled themselves ia the uew guard, amounts to more than Inoo. The province* ltdlow the example of the ca pital. The English hare effected some partial dis embarkations Calabria . ; but. attacked by Gen. riartrieeaux, they hove been every where obliged to embark, after lievimg lost many people. and beet' obliged to Live behind snore than 100 pri bolters upon the shore. They have oust' succeeded in ',iterating proclainatiemt„ which have here tram pled upon by the inhabitants. (Journal de I 'Em pire, July 7./ The appear to hav e n b auc l o p e d our courts; for some day. past, sioals lave been mad , of their toeing seen from Naples .at the g reiteat reosilile distance. It berlll , that th;er may ion-a tom WA. TO excite the rualemitents u. vevol', but they hire been disupplooted in their expertattoor ; or, at' their 'approach, toe at my. of Calahria we , In c-oucrutrete ItSrlf . , the) took adeuntuge to tlitiev 'spas the tatirt parties of Sicilian brigands, winch pion lend several 'diadem, situated on the `trait ul Alessios; but inviireiliat,i) that the armed finer appeal . ..l, they hastened to tent to WK Carl y. iug with them their lomity in Isola, after the min tier of the !inner of Tunis awl Algiers. The have COUOtellatil et' these loorrofo, hot they have tint dare I to laml. lla Nlajesty bar just levee," t:a folluniaz Proclawation, which has beet inserted in the order of the day : " sofer ties !r-fiw a tong tiati you eonsplateed of your inactivity, you lots fur battle, your spawn see ratiengur ex iwrsusi i the wirim v. 1.0 has not hero ashamed of ssobriot lair with briesode, to ,arasi them for the purpose of dowlat lug by hitch Weans my appe ars ou our cuss., awl miinif , stv torn/sign of lamb ; , all wk.: up the oilmetkt, we will go to rued said soon sill yogi repel from oiy states t lose iusuietat curators, who, trots the wighbouring island itaVe westward murder rapine, sod pillage. You will be l awerfally soeutulast wyjtakul si;hytets, their wisheswill. acroospaay yOu IS list held of battle i lug hoop., and gay IlltiOISS, Will either Agit& at your site, or pursue, to lb. wittiest ehlrelulty, the Snoods wheat tbetourt of Animas has sent to senounee its promises awl pardons, nod who ought out to cuter, except bill. fire and sword. Stat.ottes will tw w•Alsy 'Odium of the 011114 allay, said our Lauturor will, wittitost ha Platoon, say, • My witty of N.ples liar oionc as foe, I al.o smashed with it. "JOACHIM NaPOI.E.O.N.• " liCat:-Cplartert , Naples, June at, WSJ" LEYDEN, JULY 9. We bare nutmeat /retired, by a certain chan nel, the follow nag nitelligence o Th e Kung o f IVe:Aphaltit entered the city of Dresden out the I.t of this month, A wile In the morning. The tirlveisced.guetri of the army of His Majesty, consisting of Saxon and Wratika. limo troops, under the coniftiool of the heroic Colonel fhielwasim had diieest out Cie cocoa; ot ten in the eveuitig pr:teedine. The loth r, when they evacuated Drsoodeu, retires! to the camp of Pima, which they to-day grafted. The Duke of lirunswiek-Oels, with 2,000 men leer his command, Midmost upon Clieganitz. It. is said that he eudefvoured to regain Dallis. It its. lias the misfortune to arrive there, it is to be presumed that he will never repass the Sank. lie is pur sued by timer:Ll Bongur,•, with two regiment. of cuirassiers, one Dutch, and the ‘Vestplial and a hattal of French totality. It is not pier bible to behave better, or allow more tabu:bluetit to their Sovereign, thous the iiilusbibinta of Dreaded dad ott tine occasion. The t:ing of Westphalia bas appointed the Prince of Hesse, his md-do-couip, who distiro visited himself at the head tit the chicseur-curabi neers,Coveritor of the city of Dresden, for the whole time that the truly, of the loth corps shall itilA•lo there.—; LeyJea Gaatite, Jniy 11.) titeste. Jens 45. The Austnicc crdwitsited our city yr eternity evening, aud took the TUad to I ;into'''. To-dac, about 'swot, we saw the Westphalia' troop. arrive node' . the cotuniatal or Ahigiiiie, and the curio comusaialtsl by Colonel Thielmaiiii. • Ls Isesamaapealtv uf the orders of Ills Majesty the King of Sammy, a moveable edema s eisiumanded I.y Nlapir-General Dy - iierrii, will poss under the mders of Colonel rhieliuumi. NI. lie Dvlterrit will have another destiliation.-I.l.lonrrear. /gig b.) LETEACT OF • PRIVATE LETTER TEOM HOTTEinvE, DATED JULY : We have no very particular sotelli4ence here; the politic att .nbiiii is directed to OilSelrVe the part which Hestia redly mesas to take. Sold- think that she is not si.aurre iii her apitareitt cu-oaten ra tion with France, and will avail herself of the first opportunitv tei betray her; and others, that the threats of England to bombard her ports, stud even St. Petersburg, Doll have a•gorel edict. • It is reported here, that the Kit{ of Spain, Jo seph Bonaparte, pqt ishasell at the head 'if the army, ire order the more effectual:: to poll the iiisorgents. Sane, however, think that it ts for the purpose of retiring from the cinintry. Is t /WM 2'. Since the taknig ai t ietisitt 1.2.. the F rend., Pratre hes become the ca i .ital of the Austria.. Govern ment, hit cumin till, city 11141 all ofVoil are word. The Grs=tlte of 4'.te Rith itietsot„ contained an article dined front .the head. irtritere. It :411w:iv, films it, that the;whilteiii , . the 14th. of June 'nail farmed its fear nta general at tack from the grana Frellr:t art, . The aitosirerea ry of the Imi!tle of Marengo ioodueed a 1 / I .lltr. thut Ilse French would celebrate tbet day 44.vcseise cu lerprsre. tor arti,J•ll.ll 7. • Ar:•olinti im a m Aug.lperg btatf, tl«mt ui the zdni J .. in the morning the town of Presbotg of f ered to anrreuder.—((ailarette de France, July 7.) - The Americans at Paris met on the ♦th of this month, to the number of AO, to celebrate the mini vessary of the independence of the United States. Tlie hall in which they met was ornamented with einblenis analagous to the festival: France and America were see,t reposing together is the T.•mple of Peace, each tintritig a cornucopia; at their feet wns England. Another emblem represented the President of the United States and the Senate ; be fore them walked an old soldier, carrying • standard, on which was iisiseritied—. 4 July 4, 1776 ; Libtrty of nouagationfor neutrals, or tear tipilbea ernrlenot." . 1 he Ambassador at ape Unitsd States, General Armstrong, and the Legation, were present at this festival. The following toasts were given : I. " The independence of the United States." n. " The preseut President, Nlr. 31adison." 3. " His Majesty, the Enaperor Napoleon." ♦. " The brave Americans, a hu fought to free their cows tryfross British tyranny." 5. 0 General Arinstrong."--(Jearent de i'Empire, Jody a.) VIENNA, JUNG 17. The day before yesterday the Emperor reviewed the army iu the beautiful plain between Vienna and the paluee of Schoenbruun. Some troops have been sent towards Elieradorf. Every thing seems to announce, that the army will pass the Dauube in a few days.—(Jourual de l'Em pire. July 7.) LLSSON MAIL. !JASON. JrNE 29. Vestenley arrited hem, about 3000 tronpi Irma wider wino). olLa Ny://phe frugatt , _ . The Walaiaghalsi packet. Capt. Rolierts. arrived here ou the 25th, with the mail of the 14111 AUftANT4S, JUNE Is. liir Cut:11.1144 Sir Arthur W e li e ,l e y h a , drioaed the following. kttur to the Supreme Jams of Bodejob Jotee is. . . " MY TAMIM..-I had the honour to receii r yo;r F.xcelleo cies' last letter of the tfills Jone, stud feel concerned to say, that I f•iissid it inrpossibirdto simmer sooner, harm:. tb.rught it right first to give the necessary orders to the troop* ostler my • " It is my intention to march by the road of Costello Braat en and Cores to Placentia, sad to Bonus ;along the Tietas. I requtst your Larelletteies will (hovel the 31a4stratts to Ez:Vse (raster: on 'list march fur men and ti,teset ,inctading carats y, at Whey, infantry, and taimgage. " Hume the honour, Ac. 14e. " Aarttua 11KLIZILLIrt (li,b oa tier", af Jane 26.) 151n0si, Jusi: Governor of Oporto, (ileneral Tr.cit, has issued a Prod.i.,iation,ilateil ()pinto, the 12th Jnns directing all the Poslaguese troops, JiApersell In cottoeqnence of the last occupation of t)porto by the French, immediately to rejoin their tlifferent corps, on pain of being sin ireilemlcil and iiittitshed, accordiog to the articles of war.—(Lisbott•igary, of *June t 7.) The following notice has been Oporto :--- " The Hoard of Commissioners, appuitded by his Exert. Iraq, the to.nernor.of Ibis place, Gen. Nicholas Trant, to Prise all invert) belonging to the istetoltsl l'sesieh Govern ment, make known to alt persous of every quality and de scriptiort in this city and is its district, as sell as in the three provinces of ti,e Ninth, that they are to be acrottot able for all rutrmi, sums of 'musty, plate, tweet...ions, warlike at, and all other effects, as .bull not he &elated to this 1.1..ani , within eight dais, by those who nibubit this city, sad within tarots day's, by those web. reside be the odor provinces they shall also he iciest by the criati:ml tri bunal of this city, and, &mimics!. putitslied as guilt)) of emlaralettsent and theft. Walls regard to the etfeets, rights, dual chinas of the Portuguese, said allied nations, %Lich, in MiIIONOVIIte of it,. hreueli usurpation, were poised 111101 , by the said toteintad Government, the tespertive prom's:tors thereof may address their thwart.) this Itnard. " SIAVIZOBAN„ " l'4l.Vati, r• OM/1 LULA., • Tit WI: EA" ( *um. Pa.per if Ante l 3 ) C01:11311A, JON g They wnte front Valencia, under (lute of the 10th °Willie, that utter the battle of S. Payo the I: rench r o,,eated to P•ruteve.tra, where they were mita, kad Iry General sod defeated with eisioideres We loss. They the', retreated tr►Culdas, and Irm , l thee to SantiNo.. Six thousand English arc ens' , pected . to io Vigo. Letters from in Catalonia, advise, that the Germans continue to desert, and that the tuba 'Maids of A inpunlan Inure risen in a 111104 against the French. In letters from 'Farusa a revolution is mentioned, which is min to have takers Olive in Barcelona, against the French. Victor is at Turiemaelia with 6,000 men ; in Ittortpartida are 1,.100; Lupisse has as many.— Meilen is at the head of i.OOO num in Montan. clues, and another General is with 1,500 u►eu ►u Argi!aje.lr. The rest of the French force'in Spain, which a estimated at d t,orol men. are divided into det.sehment4, which overran situ rub the oremstry. A dirisiou ..09,01M men arrived on the 13th inst. its Merida, whenme was jaitertl, uu thr 13114 by corps from Conventual, Maid their marched t• S4l - sad Al% uesc.ti. They write from lilanha, under elate of the 2111, mid from Castelto.ltralleo, 041 the 13th, that a collard 7000 men were assembled there, and a park of artillery expected. tin the 10th th►e French atte.ilvte.l to 1 ).14* the linilxe of Alosistara, bust it !VS 111441Ce41 dna!' by ourtrroow. lineutk moil! pireparetiou•u ter retreat to M.utri,l on the op proneli of the c.uuobiurd army.—(Mineree La/titan°, 1 . 1/ Inlet 12.) cruvEN,Nr. • intelligence was yekerday received, that the di xiinon o r Marshal Ncy its tnarehing to Castello Vie jo, and a French courier is said to have been true pled, with orders for alt the French Marshals 11l Spaiittaretreatt to France ; we. hope this infer. ination will he co:dinned. By intailigence esiononsiosicated from Ritupeinna, by hi s Ex c ellency Marquis die Ayervc, one of tloe Lorri s s of the iloossehold of .11is ,liajesty Fursloolasol VII. we learn, that His Atojesty stud Ins august bro. Don Carters, esij•ty the hest state or and st ill relish:in the palace of Valvocy. They Sic kepi is, the most rsrisfeonal ignorance, with regard to all the oecilre:sces nt the slay, anal not errs, a l. low o ol read the French newspapers. The 'lark. whera they ;re isorrnitred to take the air, does nor rttrud liesesal as Itigsse. Ilia Alajest's homely, 111, um! wren his I,llt inenoss, are onssratell front their ansoiat :Inkster. !travels, which watches smut. now. citify...rend- yid ue, will not leave onp.., preemleuted wickedness and etroeity of the who keeps in contineinent the object of the hopes of all good Spaniards.—( Lisbon Diary June e 2.1 According to the last accounts Punt Spain, Gen. artny was deity reinforced ; the teensy's {ova in the list battle execrated two thorn maid men, and they also lost much artillery, mei a large quail tity or military stores. The army of Alcuaste has catered Amigo'', sixteen thousand strong, and was received under the most eittliusiusticavelituiations of—Lens Lire Ferdinand VII.--(Liabon Diary, of Jane 19.) MADRID, JUNE 26. The King having been informed that different hauls of rebels, of Andalusia, hod ease r bled in the mountains of Sierra Morena, that part of them had entered the province of La Mancha, with the de bleu of contiimiug their robberieleand had appeared at a certain distance frou‘the 4th corps, conitnand ed-iii-chief by Count Sebastiauy towards 3lotiza ' ramie, Gen. Sebastian' several times, in vain, littered them battle; the rebels, aotivithstatidiug their num , hers, always retired as soon as lie approached them. The King has resolved to go to these places to en deavour to bring these bands to all engiageosaelft, whit eau only escape our tramps but by flight, and whom they have only to wait for to be destroy ed ; they varit:reintionadeil by a person named Venegas„ wen has been already so well britten et I:cieur. His Nlatjetey. in consequence, ea ant treat ead. id, the skid of this nioath, at nine &eke k ;i' •ie• !.terliaassi, with his guaird ; lie will Mee!, toss- Hied :NW ut Illraiss, :lad the second rat Toledo. teal thelollowiag day he will cuutiame h. , move toward* Cousicegi a, imilitil4ls ,111r0U4b At •'.t. Ile is accompaiiiral in his military awl poltucal tour by 'Alumina! Jouraliati. said by the Generals Lkeolles and Li it. Diorite, the absence of the King, which will be hut or short duration, Mauled conti n ues to enjoy the greatest We every day receive pew detuits of the. Militant victories genies' by General Silelset over thlake ; an English General, who cominatided the Spanish es- Airy, was wmuwlyd, and 'mole jwisoner.—(Juser mal de Empire, July 6.1 ItXTRACT OF I' LETTLCI FROM AM OFFICER OM 'BOARD Its MAJESTY'S:MCP HERALD, DATA) OFF HARC;:LOPIA, MAY th;• " are removed From our old crui-ing eround to cruise On the coast of N.', :meal the Freach, which so not a very pleasant office, us ee have frequently to encounter with stone trails.— The Spanierds .to not deserve the el:erecter given them—that of being spirited iii the cause of their country; ter hut{ they been, they wooed 'lever have allowed 3000 Fresick to keep possession of Barr:- lona, while they have, about 10 maws from thence, soot) troops; besides the inhabitants or utareelomc and the imighbourhood are very utimerons. " The General of the Spanish army has Cm qnently propowtei to our Commodore (Cups. Tai lor, or the Apoliv), that if he mull attack the I, ii teries, they would iinnteiliately cominenee an attack by bawl; the Commodore did not pay match tin e to their otters until a day or two sitter, when every thing was settled to attack them et two &cluck In the morning or the 17th ; we ;accordingly got muter weigh with the Apollo, Coin. Hollitabfworth, and a Spanish frigate. As we were ell lying jest out of gnus-shot of their batteries, we were soon within image of th e ir s h o t. At 'mit-mast two we conalutliceil helm on their forts, whil.ll rya in a shaft Wilt* retureed iii a eery activ‘t inanner ; tart ermainetwesnent was to be the signal for the Sratiards to advaiwe ; we soon silenced that fort, and advanced to :mother. " It being dark was much in our (avow, as we could easily, with our night glasses.distinguisli their white forts, whilst they could out poxsibly see us. NVe were liaseinering ewe) , for en hour and a half, w lien we hauled olf, fearilig that at day-light. and there bring light airs, we shauld drift under Mount Jay, where there is a fort that would sink its it, five minutes, and so high we could not bring it snugly gun to hear on it ; however, we gat out safe, and with very little loss; I believe not more than ten were killed and wounded nit board all the shi.: we lied :sly two wonualed slightly. To our great surprise, whet' day-light appeared, not a single gent had been tired by the Spaniards, 'al though they first proposed the attack ; their ren sums for so acting we have not as yet ascertained. We killed numbers of the French troops, and I fear some of the poor inhabitants suffered, as a number of houses near the forts were perceived its the tube destrnyeal. " In the course of a clay or two we are to attack a town mar 'turas bay, winch is occupied by the French. IVe are ieforined there are about SITU tramps lying there, no 1114 advanced guard from Rosas.—Abet two mites front Barcelona we Ire 'luridly go out slime, where we get vegetables and smelt of all kinds, aml tolerably cheep, but we are obli e ed to keep a good lank not, for the French frequolitly Brad pertics of about 10u men into the country, to plumier the farms, &c. and they (*M ina the most horrid depeedatious. kilhug, Milts eninmately, men, wnineit, and children, as they come to I I ; but they sometimes meet the same fate, as the Spaniards give them no quarter. Whilst we were shooting one day a little way iii the cou iitry, we were obliged to cut short our sport, itod retread as quirk as possible to oar boat, as one of those parties of Freurli troops were advancing to wards 414 with all speed, and we haul scarcely got out of gnat-shot of the shore, before wry came on the beads. They brave taken several tarn who had strayed from their boats, which were sent un shore for water." MORA, Jvavo 24. The King arrived this morning at Toledo, to. wanly the middle of the day. On his Journey the inhabitants, with the Clergy and Officer,' of Jnstice at their head. received amid !accompanied Ilia Majesty with joy. The way was tilled with the population of the most distant villages. who buil rail to pay their homage. His Majesty told them he had al rui"ily provided, this all the provi.iona which they had furnished, Of which they might hereafter fur, savh, for the service of the troops, efiestild be reim bursed from the ordinary contribution% till pay ment was com e leted. Upon this °erasion, the Kiln expreasel wttsfacciom the _I; r im l es s with oicli he knows many Aleadie of this province have repelled the banditti aluch the Junta of Seville had organised in timer, 'rvetet. MW -4, 7 ►,,V ,-.- it, and who 'Rejected to respitisitious of prosistic • and oil sort of e‘fortiuns, this liiilioppy custom „- Their most numerous corps, wholi consist snore thou 100 tutu, ere composed of rabbets ow ! scoundrel*, formerly couileiu.ied by the trilsimair, and who liave sister limner, eu.npaiiies of smug 4lris, to whom the Junta bus give.l run du, . primed humours. This system is the same - which was emp!uved three years ago at Nantes. and to which the pitihi iodignutioli was sufficient to do justice. Thew horrible and sainguiiiiiiy consequences tend to no. thing less than the destruction of a commit The Aleades have brii..zed of the hing to per mit the landholders to arm themselves these brigands. His Alik'sty replied to th ein , that, upon his retort to Madrid, he would or copy Monier in the formation of tiation;,l guard=,in terry place which hail e'ven proofs , f it, zeal and fidelity, arid especial!) hi the provine, of Toledo, with %%Inch he is sutist'ed ; but with this measure. other audits,'" con cur. which will soon deliver the loon these incursions, and I mistier) ; too. wan.. ail , ti !e great victories of his august ~i y, ail{ tend to procure to the Continent a vial and durable peace ; shut Spuim will be the tir-t to reap the Fiction. of n pence, of which she I: is .0, much need. Than sill disappear all the evils at tendant on the faiirticisin of/person* ever iii-pried to suffer themselves to be sintled by chimerical hopes ; when the Government call det one its If entirely to the csre of establishing., upon solid foinidations, political objects ; and when, at last, surrounded by the true friends of their coootry, I is rertgio of urrivio4 at 1111 end Wlllllllll desired. The how.; has manifested in a particular manner liisg•ooduess t o th e Bishop of Po:to-Rico, whom Ifs Nliti..-ty had nlres,lt seen at Madrid, amount; u,e inendiers of iii deponvions who went there to take the oath of fidelity in the trime of the slider via towns. —(Juuntal 1' empire, I,nly 11./ ••• Fur Law lotaliviser, Ike. see Imr last psi*. TI-IF. BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19. The first division of the Expedition will sell t!:k duy, and the mianod will hare left the co ‘,l before this Paper can teach it. A little more Ist,- tude may therefore be now indulged, with re.p. t bo epectilutions Upon its prohal,le - - The general opinion, in the bust hiforitivd it. points to the Island of Watcheren. This is westerly mid most considers hle Wand of t!n. Slate •; Zealand, Arita i t tittles from North to ',milt:. al .1 8 from East to West, situate in the German Sea, at the mouth of the Scheldt, in which the enemy have already built- and equipped a fleet of twenty mil.— SOM.,. of our reader:: may probably recollect the ems% importance attached to the Scheldt, and the annexation of Belgium to France, in the early wit of the Revolution. These acipsisitious by the ene my, were, at that time, considered so great, us to he inconsistent with the safety mid naval superiority of this country —The Scheldt, and the forests in it+ eert ly famish facilities far the construc tion of a forraidslile nsty ; mid give, be s ides, to 1414 enemy. great means of 'mowing his enterprises on the Continent, directly and indirectly, by threab.n ing the British Isles.—His NIAJOITY'S Ministers, it is said, have been, for these reasons, induced In take possessiottof it, with a view to unite it permit. iiently to thin British Empire. These adrantages, which it was calculated to afford against us. induced N APOLLO/I to serer it Irma liollrud, and rules it to France ; and the same considerations are urged as sufficient grounds for Ministers to forbid the banns, and unite it to Britain. Some jealousies and quarrels between the nature* and the French ia Midillehurgh, the capital of the place, lire expected to facilitate the completioa of this object. The Ltd of Cita rtiabt will leave town, this morning, for liannig:.te. We are riot without our fears that the cessation of hostile operations upon the Danube may hare beet, produced by the artifice. and intrigue,. of BONAPARTE. DOM that he is defe.ded in the ti•lJ by Austria, to conquer her in the cabinet. flints of a nt gum ion for peace have been more than insitin ated from Germany; and in en article in the Peartu guest papers, from Mora in Spain, they are corro borated. It says the victories of NAPoLCON. In Germany, will tend to procure for the Cbotineirti a general and durable peace." If th^ accouuts an the Portuguese Papers be correct, JOSEPH 803 APARTE has reaso,t tulate himself upon his good fortune, if he hoc not. before this time, fallen into the hands of the r.m 4 lrsh. A Lisbon Mail arrived last morning, with lutists and papers from that city, to the 30th last. A let— ter from Sir A. Wx.t.t.t.st.xe to the Supreme Junta, dated the isth June, at Abrantes, auuoonces his in tention to march by the road of Castello Bronco/11d' Cori*, to Placentia, and aloug the Titter : and re quests their Excellencies to order the Magistrates tie provide quarters for 30,000 met, and truno horses. This march lies through the proi nice of Estremailo. re, in a direct hoe Ter Madrid, from which the point where he would cross the Ticta e r, is not more than about 80 miles distaut. Dispatches also to thi► effect have been received at the Secretory of State's Office, from Sir MITSUI WELLEsLETv which add, that his army had formed ajiinction tit` that of Gen. Cuesea, and that Victoe was rlpiJly retreating. The departure of Josses, Dos AP ASTI. 6 from Madrid, was anticipated, from the first•