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marched in the the environs strengi hen' ng general rising is already and u de- Gerona his 1(1, i n order to *cow the country. For the Ivo, the French, It !- limn, islripolorn, Westphalian, N.I,NIU. Saxon, and IrVurtzhurv. troops, to whom we taste the courptebt of C actual t, are in anglielent force to accomplish their without the co-operation of the third corps. In the northern parts of Arragon and Na varre, dart still are route straggling bands, but their views are chiefly confined to marauding. . 4 In the west of Spsiu most important events are in train. General Bonnet maintains his loot ing in thc Asturi•tw The Marshal, Prince of Leling, is voliceutrating the ditl,:reut corps under Isis coinivand, In as to feint them into one great maw., pre,i.mitury to his expedition against Fix nett commander* posted along the Furtuotewe frontiers liary stativatilly maintained their &remove .y.tein .; and theErigliACommaritler iu Ctri t f. l.md Wallington, whose ititere.t certainly in *Wick 11l • part of the French force, lielnre witrole V.lllll he it:M.A. has allowed the &rum able moment to paps by." rtmit 3. Yesterday, being the day appointed for the en trance of the French troop. into this crissitol, the necessary orros;.censent, were wade, , pursuant to the 'cress orders of KiNt L 91411 Norden*, for re reicmg them in a inarmtv completely correspond ing with the respect due en the great Napoleon. and the regard whn•h w owe to his unifortoly victurie , l4 arum, to the berms of the first people of F.tirope, ✓od their illustrious commander, stud also to the troupe of v powerful sod near ally. Lae totetimit-Getierol Hrouo, Grand Master of the Hose, 6,....niniNaniett by the Governor and his ftnif, proceeded, at the bend of a squadron of the Royal 140nel:wards to the entrance df the Diernerinree 'to receive his Foccollency the Nfor4hal Duke o 'Reggio. who w as at the head of the tr.:tors. Anumeraus detachment of the armed Burgher corps were drawn up at a little distance frotu the city, in order of batt le: Kos Esti:Haney, who arrived at a little after two o'clock. waysalisted. upon his viitrarees with a diva cbarge•ut• St piece's)! eirootio, from the city-wells, and au equal 'timber koin Majeaty'a vessel* of war. The Burgomaster and two Magistrates had been atatturiert at the City- ate, to will the arrival of his Eucelifory, to make him it complimentary address, end to accompany hem to the hotel appointed for big reception. The pfarri•ae was under arms, and posted in the •arioets Willillfre and str.et;thiough which the Duke was In pas% A guard of honour, of se mei], s ith a star d of colour•, and under the command of a Captain, sas stationed at tlw entrance of his Excellency's hotel. Every re4innent belonging to the garrissii sent an orderly tifficer to wait upon him. The troops prrstnted arms, the drools heat a match, and the trumpets gave a flourish. The officers, colones, auil standard% ►aluted. Jui T 7. The rewire of knotlite* li.is been thatrantlel. - The volunteer t top., funned at the expedition to ZealatiJ, are also to be disbandetl. Order, 11 ire been received at Mentz, from Pariv, is preveut, Ito du prevent, all exportstmis of grain evil other unities of subsistence in the direction of the Lower WHIP. Not edifices hors Berne. Count Gottorp King of Sot Act)) continuo& mace hi• from Berne, to re.itlt: at Thun as a private imliaidual. In that iiitalitr, he took the sacrameot. hitaunday, ohm% .th the re't of the congre ' the !Maritsa' clam h there. The courier reported i• hare come to him from S we d en , nothing with I but a lim.dsonte int! _ house. oo which the Cuunt frequently allow the conis:ry, - date of th•• latest jilt zees from St. Peters. 79 weasels had arrived ther.. 19 of Ihottl cargoes. of which but a few only contistesi of produce. The prices of Russia, mrr ! • remained stationary.—Fureigo articles ;de in 4essiaml. American resit., Pella', Heath, from Ne w M4ry, Peter kin. and Erperisserst. 11 , 1 1 , from Baltimore; .4 lc Jnucomisit, Irish, from 'orb ; and Drammeud, Butler, are iu Corouhaseu roods, undtr esaurstuauon. .7ontpelled to concentrate thembelves in th of Silvana and N'icf), where they are are themselves as much as possible, by a gen in the interior of Catalonia. Manresu occupied by a column of Italian troo:e., Inchinent of the numerous garrison of C marched in the direction of ‘'n q. lii to preveut, lir and tither art . ! the Lower RI 11 By the 1.10 (the late lan return Gout I 111 01 hdound gating, in the iatrlf regtoth Iszoright notl larrierite ho sides shvnt t At the did. '9 with cargoes, colonial ism rhanil•ze re' wire hide 111 Thr Airier Yook Man both from New York Copenhagen Loot Wed ni,ooti Sinn lie has into pitches mat e uck, an'i ell ttal prop-ioi Lost 94,11 keel tioNIS near itivigto‘s. •a• ibt W U. • • %Vt. La. I rd Wl* lob 11JvielfZi4 usgoN MAILS. I.llltoe, Jt:!tb. (27. We-o*ton ems now bring into the field Brite,h, and 29.0 w Portuguese buyenets. intercepted • French cosi, ier. whose dis. state. that aloe-tenth of the Freseit army le all of them to *alit of money. ',lathes, proei-sous. They base cre•seJ the thaarda. I keep I:nO.M ItAnge bluckade,l. A:I the rbe sr I.l•lrerr hive autiched to joiu Lord inteo. rxtept tine N).l. Thee looks like se .rporitoog. June 30. .are :lan veci*aest everrived letter■ from t•rtere. d iied .27.1seintaat. ( irner .1 C ra... .1 16 1 , e t befit • little, %V..:11,1g10.114...% "i 4 h • hr• 1-I.laritri to, 111..i.1.1. .{ . l .• MINIIMMINIMIMMORIFOIRINT perf••ctly (Inlet there. The Fretkb OW iore.t i.nl boialsard Cuided Rodrigo, out of which Don Ju to Carrera 'marched on the 24111, ..ill his Spaniards, and reached Lord Welli:igtnii's head-ouartere, without the least usuleetruou front the French. tstsauls, JOLS 4. The following intelligence hu. bern est:tired from Alturigla. under elate June Since nine o'clock last night until eleven ticlock in the morning a coistmnal firing was Wean, in Ciudad Rodrip,n, alu.hbtcome at It iigth vio lent, that no leis than six reports of heavy ordnance were counted in one inninte. The E'reurh, it ap pears bombard the pl see already aids battering ordnance, 16 and At teu o'clock this ;it.ir.01,4 a heavy ex plo4ion diAtiorly heard from the bide of Ciudad Ro drigo. and a colestagt of smoke we orris rising to the sky. 1115 morning ;1110 English lota` vivisect within sight of this torn, itvirch to ;Attila ; aiiil from the low r 1.1 e; mrn hcd the thy Wine yesturday d bottert and a cam patty of artillery for ihr for: .4-Conception. Excriieney L Ord Wt. tlingt.at laa. joat arrived WL. know t. at hi,. 31areir..1 Brreaford, has traosferr. head-gam' ter. to Frattermo. We received this ir"ctirlit a letter from 11 Spanish of f icer, from dldea,iel o:uspo, which is of the fol. toning tenor :—" Tim isaicie keeps up a ccry litavy file on the place, from wit ft bomb was 'Mown. which happened to fall into • powder magazine of the Freud) ; it cantirit but have din much mis chief. because the magazine wrs fORIFiI in the rear of the battery, wlrchimine.liately ceastol firing, while that of the place was constantly increasing. The Portuguese and English are also tiring from Nlarialvn and from Carrera, more to the right. eg idea del Obispo, J one 25, Is I therein(' ',spell .fi ag h t. • °rasa.), 'urns. 16. Ilialeileros has •dvanced with strut men towards Seville. We Mar of no further arnval in Spain of French t ps. Thu French hare thrown two horse bridges across the ite,ustla, which ricer has fallen considerably ; brit gm ilea of tiny c.eosoilerahtlio force fording it is ridiculous. us it is tmenitimmtly steep. The battle alluded to in my last was the action in Catalonia; at Ernginiza, or near t, Odo ur* ‘Vilson beat a hotly of French cavalry, regiment of Port ug or se 'Mini I. JUNE 19. The enemy have thrown two horn. 10r0h.,, , e.. over the Agaedit, lied were busily employed in using third, which has, no doubt. been completed before this; this is 411 done in order to bombard Cui.latl Rodrigo on the Portugal side. The Agueda has fallen considerably. It is in part fordable, but the batiks are excessively high. IVe have mot yet been able to get soy thing like a correct, account of the ['much armies. I believe they have aliout, 30.000 round Ciudad Rodrigo, and About the same number in s oo ther part lower down. That active General, BalAsterns„ is ad vancing towards Seville ; and Malty is close iu with Astorgii„ which, it is thought, will not be long in poise. WOO of the ene►uy, as au immense number of the garrison have deserted ; and the Governor's dis- I tches, praying for reinforcements, were inter cepted by Mashy, who immediately advanced. Mils sena is afraid of the German., for he has put them all in the van. Lard Wellington bonds of having 34,000 British troops in the counntry•. I really Oink a general action mill trot take place for some time ; both parties ale acting a wise and prudent part. flare pe have *not 7:000 hoops, chiefly militia s commanded by C. Trent, who. in cinerituerice of his constant ■tt. onions to the militia of this ills. trio, has 'mule thriti ryn,l to may of the regular Portuguese troops. Toe i z ake i reara l i .annh frigate arrived at Curium' on the 12th, with 11.0 1 W) stand of anus, 4c. JUNE '2O. We bate Swett rut illr tip-toe of expectation for these last 48 hour., of hearing that an action had takers place. Retire this, I fear, Ciudad Rodrigo has fallen; as Ly a letter, (laird l'elivico, June '23, received here, it appears the French have com pletely surrounded it; and that Loissou counnentled the iliviteots of the arms ms this side, Juno( arrived befereCiedad Redngoott the 19th, ith I0,1)110 men, 11:1.10nZ, .111/11 C 2?. The civic guards formed by the French, of Spanish people, have all collet rted theinvelves into parties of patriots. who peptic thtir regenerators on every mid. The latter bitterly complain of that transformation; and. at the same time. coolie,* that the want of these troop form. one of the chief im pediments which obstruct the compiest of the pe iiiiisals.—(Lisfooss Guest of June 19.) JULY 1. . An racer in the vanguard of the Army of the 1.48. tinder the command of Senor 1.1 Cs , iu • letter, dated the ....7th ult. writes as follosre .. We dre litre within Night of the fortreo, of Cuadoll Rehlrigeo. winch the etunsay are I...nemain:: but they have beta anserrkel I. a lAA .Itlll WrII-1111,1*tell fire hunt the place, anti every thug oviu , ors to go on .rail:' According to tl.c %crow r a a Ilrf.erttr (Torn the tac.n)`‘ army. are learn 116 tats howl ycr..orti,c. in Sircida, at)..u• titian int .istry. and a mill °lron 01 ctrawarr.".; .11 the rest of the dioi.ios Irving in t h e nr-rithariiirlog writ ar... rat-opt rouse detactinsento, 4.0,1. or Ir., Lege, rani at *Gate distance, and a eouratletiable body which had maelpt i llsr 'Lam—Marla* Diary, Jay 2./ •• SIODENZA. MAY 7. A great part of the pri‘nners "Illicit the French tuadeut Lentla. on the 2:lti ult. bate made their irreape through Ariagon. for Nayarrr. NAT 24. The enemy hate mode some movement% in La Alcarria, penetrating to Valdecullia., mid after ward retiring with precipitation. Our flying par ties lately attacked the French in the neighbour hood of Gintilalaxar4, killing 80 own, wounding 120, and carr)ing off from the manufactory at Bri litiega muse than a mill' of real., in wool and other vilects.—(Barhijo: Diary. AMC ttti. SUPPLEMENT OF TUE BADAJOL DIARY 111 , .7C:it 25. By a report just received by his Excellency the General in Chief. bearing date %afro, the tad " 14 " we have learned the pleasing news, that our troops here completely defeated an eiseiny'a colu ---- tt t which were insrching from the town of Fnerita Coutor t.. That of Loll Santus. The particulars of this brilliant action are every moment expected, anti shall be communicated to the public, as capable of appre ciating the gallantry of our valiant troops, as it is fund of national glor. C4DIZ, JUNK 11. A Ntister of a ship, arrived trout Caitlin& in 13 days, hays, " that there were in liolinr de R.I. 13,000 Spaniards ; and in Tortoise, 4,000 English. fruits Sicily :" but we are in want of authentic dates. JUNE 17. Major-General J. M. de Villein has given pub lic notice, dated head-quarters, Tarragona. June t, " that, in consequence of the wound which his Excellency the Geuerat-in-Chief. H. C. Donnell. received in the immortal field of Gerona, having Leeome 11411 extrrinely piiinful, incapacitates hitn. rfor the present. from commanding the army ; he has, ad interim, by the Generul-in.Chiers desire, ariataned the command of the troops under has or der.—(The rums l'aper of Jody 3.) GA I.I.EGA. JUNS 27. I The fire VI 111 yesterday continued the *hole day from Ciudad Rods igq, as well as from the enrollee ry beleries: but uo material damage has as yet been The place was in the night on Are in two placer, but this morning it 1% Mn got tinder. It would stein that the energy oft it g4rrixo i has been increal.ed the presence of the enemy, and the a►tillery of the place is extremely well served. The French advanced parties occupy the 'tame tiositious as before; they have. however. pushed some piquet't more to the left, end watch with par ticular attention the mud of Agueda. (1 he same IhVer.) rovoNs, JUNt 21.. Actions, more nr less at vere, have of late daily taken place in thy vicinity of Cindad-Rodrigo. The enemy is intrencheil on mount S. Fiancisco, and labours bard to throw up parapets, and con- struct other works. On the 17th he endeavoured to establish I self at the foot of the mountain, but the place kept up a fire so brisk and so well di rected, that the enemy was compelled to retreat with the loss of 400 turn iu kdlyd and wounderd. (The same paper.) We learn from Cadiz that the Supreme Council of Regency has appointed General Doti J. S. de Carrera, Governor of Curunisti, mid Commander 's-Chief in Galicia. The intelligence lately received from our armies, although it does not .tate any military operation of importance, is yet of a very satisfactory complexion. The enemy has not made any farther progress, and, it would seem, that his position in the vicsiiity a Portugal, does not prove advantageous to him. Desertions continue to lie frequent among his troops, and itwpait his strength; while cur armies, end those of our generous alli.s, are in the most brilliant condition which cau he possibly couceived, The potaious which they occupy increase their ▪ rength ; owl the confidence ae justly place in the zeal and abilities of the illustrious Commander-in- Chief of 11111 troops, iu►pires us with tiwr most tau eine hulkr that our just cause will at length prove Lisbon Diary, July ALMEIDA, JUICE 29. Yesterday the French did not fire on Ciudad Ro drigo, because they had spent all their Ammunition; mid this day see nothing but French deserters. Among whom are some Poringneue, who served tinder the order, of the %Num der sterns. They all agree in stating. that they never witnessed a mare de.tructive fire than that made by the gar rewies Itnderigo; and that the Spa chards are t,ger,,, and not men. Our trolls, as well a• the lEsiglibh, are really for action. They are all in 1,1 4 1, virits..and perfectly satisfied. There us nothing to fear.—(Lisboa Diary, July J.) GOT] ENOURIGH M 414 • troc•Hrot.l4, JOIE :C. The interment of hit howl Iliditne.. the tete Clown POW e, which rm. lo t.lJte place thi• Immo -1,.g. h.. lwrii ro-tpoatd unlit itirthrr matte., i.y MAjr,i•N 110. st gra..1..U4 comma:M. ITOI 111101 M. JIM ,27. On tile 114 of tnt. month ail tvr Office,* of our i 7. IMihur aent in proce•toki,i to the &whaling... .lirte reret.eit ostr newt I:oteroor, lelsrasid, who sthlresserst them to .srisriip• on Ilse I tte dist urbsosec-i. shit Is 1•ri.10. out u. this esp,tal. a id &inured theet of fits THE J3RITISH PRESS, Majesty% firm det‘riniiiiitio a 1.1 tranquillity by eery means ni hot pa %er . Our sturthy Iturguisoo.le r , M . Oldenburgh, sured the Gov e r nor , Tuto r; 1.. his spe et h, unalterable attirciimrsit of iliacity militia I s Majesty's person, a id tier's, itoldtett th e voisdotn::of his thiveritettent, t h e scene c10t.41 with lotig-cootonserJ Aunt; sad clemotio o . of Lonf lire she Kiig SEVENTH TIME LreEum THAAT RE --.ENULISII OPERA. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, arty 16, will be - as entirely new Conn.: Opera, la Three Acts,. TRICKS CPuth TRAVELLERS; The Principal Characters by Mr. I'ensuo, Mr. Huru, Mr. Houton, Mr. Smith, Mr J Smirk ; berry, and Mr. Wewilser. Miss Puele Mrs. Oretr, Kelly, and Mrs. Healey. Previous to the Opera, • Sponlsb Divertisernest; in of mome of the mtet favourite Dances, and thi Futile of the popular Bailee of The Castilian Minstri.i. To which Mill be added, fur the fourth time this Grand Pantomimic Ballet of Action, e.illed KNIAVSCHOI7; or, THE roo.Esr The C.Oilo Open of T. uks upon Tr.o.clicis, prrtirreeil;. the 6th lime on Sahli day right, was rret,ro overflowinc amlience, wilt, sIiOUI I ut lanzhti r, sod applinse from . eery part of the boast, aria sill : evert eveniii.4 lilt further notice. ANew Mel.). Dramatic Entertaininci:t, iu too acts, relsra rsa I THNIITRE-ROY AL, 11 , 11'-.H.4 MK f. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, July Ili, will (First time this Suserit)• Play, in Flute with Moue, calleJ THE FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST. Count de Valmont, Mr. C. Remise.; Rectal., Mr../ra,,, Baron Loogueville, Mr. Eyre • Le Clair, Mr. tido.. 6,„ raldine, Mrs. Eyre ; Rosabelle, Mrs. Liston; Monica, In, Davenport ; Eugeuia, Mrs. Clover. To which will be added (second time Ibis Season), Oki Farce, ealkd PLOT AND COUNTERPLOT; OR, THE" OF CERVANTES _ _ Fabio, Me. Maibeen; Ptak'llo, Mr. Lions. ErMnee, Mn. Davenport; Ithesa Lotegza, Mn.s 3latbevl ihoe, Mn. A .rw Came A re is *re bets ' is in etbeanal, and aidi produced sa Tuesday toe tetiaiaaiaut. LON DON, MONDAY. JULY i 6. Major ARMSTRONG arrived in town on Satanist, with dispatches from the Commander-in-China Cadn. He came home in the Deliot, Lord BAT! OONIR, which eriivrd at Portsmonih on Fitear night, from that city, after a paus,ge of I 3 do s The disruches, e understand; are not cf purtance. At the time of the departme of ne Dril;ht, every rung was quiet tt Cads:. The Teaserai re, rantsant, Arhitfn, Eagle, Zed kr, Atlas. and Blake, were lying, in the En.— It appears from the accounts bpught by this coo. veyauce, that a little before day-light on the 15mh last, en attack was made by a strong French force Da the advanced battery of the Spanish and En glish, troops ; and, after an obstinate resistance, it was taken. It remained in possession of the enrol only about two hours, when it was gallantly retain This affair cost the lives of s I on both sea With this exception. the French bad reinsiarEM active; and it is known they are in greet instal ammunition and bulls. They have thrown spa greet number of batteries, and have establishel themselsea in Fort Louis : but, hitherto, all !kit endeavours to quietly possess Matagorda have hen unsuccessful : they are placing platforms is the bomb-proof, for mortars. A French Spy was m rested at Cadiz on the 23d: het *as instantly Nis& folded, pinioned, and safely lodged in the Casi!ed St. Sebastian, where he was expected WOO tO sofa death. From the same source we learn, that the Expe dition which proceeded to Ronda, frmn Cadiz. amounted to 6,500 Spanish trtiow. Tney oiled under convoy of the Resistaxce and two sloops, is be landed at Tarilfu, and 011 that coied, for the purpose of dr.smg away the few French that olr press the inhabitants, upon whom thty iatti the most horrid crueties. After which, they re to proceed to Medina, where it is ezpected they will be joined by • multitude of pi agents,' then they are to make an attack upon Clucie na. On • couct . rted signal being given, a s•ru' is to be made from every point of the Isle. by British and Spanish troops. who, after t a ememy's advanced batteries are destroyed. are to push GP" Chiclana, and thus place the enemy between ow fire% The Spaniards were very sanguiue of the success of this plan of attacking the enemy. IR . expectedly. in the ri sr. Two Spaniards, b' made their escape from St. Mary's to Carhz. de scribe t h e conduct of the French as most wage and merciless: the smallest ofltnce is punided with the halter—sou eerewonie ! The President of the Regency is the Archbishop of Oatnim. s o t (.41. T.Oing. The Teweeraire sod Teemed are about to return home. It will not be safe (our Cerntere a " eat sq.) for • large fleet to tenaia at Cade mash longer, for the enemy's shells nearly reach the shill alrea,ly. and should they ever he able to open *P a them from Metagarda. they moat retire from the anchorage. The enemy are preparing are-esf's in old Channel of the Troeodero; one of them om picked up is the night of the 3d by one sat bonab.reasels, which had been set adrift. and float ed near her by is AI renz easterly wind. l'irath'"! had been heard of Sir CIIIIIILCII Coreol cac: re ~:led from seven weeks since. wi We have veer, ved blame Dalai Pepin, frogn we have extracted aa artiele.uovide die heri fort, bat evicleatly of Paris tivanef.. tire pear, aV j a g a %o r , to Lienbut g b , ew iiie g 'Penh, b t qaa in militi a t o IL, has r ernlidcootia aity 4 the We% forts hoot; su e t an but Be ° OPEct hare 'ill b e 0 ,„ * „.. 4 grit Actscaiied wbn ER& e, Mr. Phdiaa, A ssune, Mt ibs. Pal s the Kermit; es, and ~,,, life is Ulna e ,' cat is this n, called FILND! e,m, rtitit •••I • • and 6.3 Cil ,to r, vad rrpv.7 I *ill he npra. l stal cos ta o acts, RICE!. till be peeke se t iii Acts, intersposi FOREST. ta mate, Mr. l ame , Ur. r e , ; Monica, llrc Ca ip Seaman), ti le th HE PORTRAIT Lions. Beatric e , 3latlieal i Jame, ti areal, and b e A ?RE Ss. SI i. • n on Satorls nder-in.Chinst iOl, Lord Bin. inch on Fridar sir of 13 dar n t. are not if !o. lepartuie of ihe t Cadiz. Tit ti 'agk, Zeukr, in the For. — ;tit by this can. gilt on the 15th ig French force sanish and En. le resistance, it on of the enrol inanity retain, on both sibs. ad rewisinedn• in great wait of re thrown ap a Wit established itherto, all that girds hare hen baronies is the ich Spy was ar• instantly bind. in the Caseesl ed soon to suit: that the Elise- o, fr,in Cadiz. 'lrrhey sailed all two sloops, tr lot cire•t, for the French that ',p- ont they iae,cl which, they sre s ezpected tbrY p, asentel ; It upon Cherie given, a sort , the Isles by ifter t s etecens • we in pu•h uPra my between Ira sanguine of the the ?Datil'. IR.