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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. LISAGN MAIL. I.lllo*. MAY 11. Yesterday we received Carib Gazettes to the titb iost. accouots from Catalonia to the lath of April, fms Valencia to the Std ditto, and from Gibraltar to the 2d of May. Cadis cmitinoed to make the most obstinate re. - signifier. A corps of 600 French has been repulsed from die advioced works of the battery of Portazgo, which they attempted to destroy. The most islet-sating article ia these papers is the following: _ VAT 15. According to intelligence from Bragauza of the 6th instant, J.auot has not reinforced Ney iit Sala- Manes, but marched to Valladolid. Cadiz Gazettes hove been received up to tfte 9th inst. The Spasi•b fisiug parties continue to inflict severelotasesou the French in Amgen. Intelligence from Catalostio confirms the report of Angersu hav ing sustinued a very considerable loss in his retreat from Rees; but states no particulars with mind to thebattle of Lerida. not being of a date sufficiently recent for that purpose. In Steers de Roods is a division of 2000 Spanish troops, of known valour and milker) experience, who have Lakin from the French several carts load ed with plate. Provi,kint. and military stores. A report is this day current, that the nitwitr int* of Ettlje and Carton have tisen against the French, end that a division of 500* of the enemy'. troops having marched against that place, returned thence with many carts full of wounded soldiers. It appears that the 30.000 muskets, which were required frum Euglaid, have already been received ut Gallicia. • MAT 19. Signals have been made for transports iu sight for some days past. but none have yet entered the 'ragas. The French have again fallen back. aud 4 1a r army continues to advance. We are in pov. steno° of Chided Rodrigo. Lord Wellington is at Guards. 'the Portuguese brigade. that were at Ganda, have marched to Coimbra. The French fine at Astorga is only 1,500. Janot arrived at Valladolid on the Ad inst. The brig Santa Crag, from the Bend% was lest we the tOth last. wear Joao de Fos, with the whole of her cargo. The efeW were all saved. The AI. garioe 'quadrat, anwistiag of two frigates two brigs, sad some mealier weasels whieb has nosed so much datum here for sown time post, has bees fate's mud destroyed. The WabisgAsist twickt sails from hence to.astrow. The trines of Wiles arrived yesterday. Bodges Diaries. to the 16th instant, here tired. The pnacip.ll article of iutelli4enet is, perhaps, tint the army of *ugereau, io Rads, toasists 0017 of 10,000 Imo. ZADAVIS, VAT 12. There is a report that Count Ceber;as has been taken by the Patriots : if so, pod frith and virtue will have their triumph, and this traitor will receive from the insurgents the reward of his service,. The French General Laborde is destined to dv eowissaisd of the *ray eunimandtd by &wilt, so which appertains the d;visiou commanded by Reg slier. winch is now iu Estrunadura. MAT 15. On the 13th instant, the great body of the ene my's cavalry presented itself before this city. sod detached various advanced parties through ►he olive grounds. Our excellent Gement' immediately made those judicious dispositions, which he knows so well how to snake, slid the intrepidity said vigour of our cavalry. the continued Ire of our bravo in fantry. and the skilful discharge of our well-direct. ed artillery. consisting of two Ay ing pieces, threw them into complete confusion. The siti'st+nn of the olivir ground►. in which they were posted, ;iro. vented a complete triumph, and enabled them to conceal their dead. and carry off their wounded, which most bare been very numerous. We had only four womidotl. The enemy at night took the direction of Talavera.—( Lisbon Gamut, May 19.) • ST: /AUG. MAT 5. Asleep was taken on the StAd of April, after a siege, supported with inimitable constancy and va lour by its prrison, three Idays most violent and continued Are, and after having been battered by beery artillery, till a formidable breuch was effect ed. The number of the enemy employed in the enterprise is not exactly known, but aceording to the best at counts it could not be less that, 10 or 12,000, af whom from 12 to 1300 were cavalry. The gar►ison espitolated for all the honours of war, tad security for their baggage and property; but this agreement was mos broken, and converted into a g eneral sack, without even sparing the Goveroor. The loos of the enemy is calculated at 4000, of wham 1300 fell in the attack preceding the capitu lation. a loss certainly much beyond that which we sesstaimed. Geoccal Janet was present and directed the at tacit. and his two Adjotests concluded the capitu lation. The eoevoy themselves confess that the taking of die place cost them dear.—( Lisbon Diary. Ng 191 CAW=. NAT 4. The patriots of Madrid, who hare taken refuge in Cadiz, and in dm Ist* of Leon, met yesterday. sit the Church of the Carmelites. where s solemn Beanies. was suns, in memory of the illustrious citistos,„ who, ewe years ego, foil victims of the rtuelty of the Vrencht and or their teal for the liberty and independence of the nation. The Cardinal of Bamboo. Archtinihop of Toledo, and Primula of Spain, officiated at the mass. The Spanish, Engllan. and Portuguese troops, in gar rison in this city, paraded iii the public place ; the guns were fired, and the diplomatic body, as *ell as sill the Generals and Officers of the laid and naval forces, attended divine service. The festi vity of the day Mae heightened by the arrival of the Aria and Algesiras, two Spanish sail of the line, from Vera Cruz and Havanna. with seven millions of hard dollars, and four thousand uiuskeisi transmitted to us by our brethren in America.— They dropped anchor in the Bay, in the presence of an immense concourse of people. Early in the morning a detachment of our troops, quartered in the Island, made a sortie in the vi cinity of Ciliclans, dislodged the enemy from the work which he had commenced near Zurinque, and caused him a considerable loss in killed sod wounded. MAY 8. It is confirmed, that the French, 10,000 strong, under Sebastiani's orders, arrived, nn the 24th of het month, in Eds., ; a division of our troops, convolved of 9,000 men, having entered Alicaut on • the preceding day. A person, arrived in six days from Carattigeua, states, that the enemy, who pe netrated as far as Orihttela. had retreated from thence to Lorca; and that a detachment of the 5.000 Spsni.h troops who entered Cartuagena, hat e marched to Murcia. It orpverris by the following indentation, the cor rectness of which cannot be questioned, that the enemy's brilliant expedition against Tarragona has cost him 4.:e4 inen. He lost 920 men in Villa Franca; in the Firth!. of Esparragnera 1200; lit Maiiresa 800 ; in Fatvet 700; in &us 64, cliirfly by desertion, nod 600 its Manresa. Besides the 7.000,000 hard Spanish dollars, and 4,000 musk arrived here no hoard the "hest and illgezlnts. the said ships brought about 4,150 qui 1.1-16coriver, 2,080 arrollas cochineal, 30,11 0 301U5. ititligo. and 4,836, arrolms tobacco. 01111ALTAlt, NAT 2. Jose Anglads, the muter of • Spanish ship, sr- Avid hi re this morning in live days from Cambrils, near 1 arra t gona, declares, that three days before he left that pert, the agreeable intelligence had bee* received from Lerida, by express, that the French army had been completely routed near that city, after an obstinate aurd.sanguinary br.ttle with the Spanish army, under the orders of General O'Donnell. The lass of the Frei.ch has Lien from 4; to 7.000 men, and ours Irwin 4 , 0 5000. Grimaldi lbarrola crinnuanited the vanguard of the Spanish army. Eleven thousand recruits have marched to Tarragona, to join the isotopia Gent ral O'Donnell. -ince the battle. Silemur, the brother of Anglads. COMITUIS ths same intelligence, and adds. that the Ir ce of brandy has fallen 10 &ilium a pipe, in come iiie, c. of the intelliecer of this victory, mad the comb• deuce it has tu•ptro& Though this inforination be net oceial, it has nevertheless measly characters of truth, and receives come emufiruostiun from the fullooing CADIZ. MAY 5. A master of a teasel arrived at this port Irom Tar ragona. w demi days, officio+ that the French have raised the an ge of kostidrich ; and that in Wireehins, titer- was o.dy a garri•un of '254U men, the greattr part having marched, as it was said, for Lends, for wkit h place General O'lloonell has set out with his mho., tarny.—(Sopplentent extraordi. nary to Laws Gazelle of May 12.) GERMAN PAPERS. CONSTANTINOPLR, MARCH 3. The Court hat. fur some time, given order, to the Commandant of the Castles of the Dardanelles, to rouse a passage through the Dardanelles to all EnAllah ships of war. This order is punctually carried into ex►cution. The smallest English ships are detained, and examined, wheth•r they are armed. Though an English merchant ship. which onli carries two or three guns to white with, does not seem to come within the meaning of this order. it is compelled by the forts to comply with it. STAASBURGH, MAT 20. There are arrived here, to receive the body of Iliirshal Lynne., the Duke of Montebello, Col. Doptii., as Staff (Nicer to the deceased Marshal and Duke; 4614, Jauayas...aawoaie►-adjoiat. in the name of the Alinister of Ecelrsiuticsl Affairs; M. Crepp, Captiin of lirailleurs of the Imperial Guard, as kinsman, and in the name of the fa mily ; M. Jacob, as Director Gf the Procession.— Two magnificent hearses are arrived. The body of tirtieral St. Hilaire sill likewise be conveyed to I'aris. CAPUA. NAT 7. For some time. French and Italian trooin pass through this town. daily, for the kunploas of Naples. They appear to be intruded for a great expedition. They write from Florence, that the journey of hi s wr i t Highness Prince Felix has, fur its object, to inspect tile inilit.iry posts of the coasts of Tus tinny. On the 7th of May. his Royal Highness kr Pionitsino, for the Isle of Elba. ANTWARP, MAY 18. Our :artisan will, for tint future, consist of only two battalions. The troops atli be plated bts the peuee.establishnietek TWOS, MAY t I. Every thing is at present gnat on the fm.itiers of Turkish Croatia and ttosM4. In vase the hri.. gauds should again make their appearance. the most ellivaiioilS mra‘tires be taken by the Duke of Ragusa. Marshal Mamma. The four late44ian ships of the line, lying in thl4 hurbour, are entirely dismatitlel and disattned; their further destination is nut known. The nine Turkish ships, under sequestration, remain as they were. The value of the colonial commodities, confis cated at Trieste, and then, both here and at Venice, sold to the best bidders, amounts to twelve millions of florins. . nAlievacil, NAT 29. rht Leipzig. Gazette contains the following Ad. vertitiement TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD. variety of inquiries as to what has become of an indi vidual, who, under the 11611)t of Ruch, (Mr. Bathurst) on the 25th of November, taog,•disappcarrd Crum Perlelorg, having proved fruitless, whocerr can give infuse:nation of ilia present place of his residence, if be be still alive, to Mr. Robert Walter, at Leipsick, shall receive two thousand dol lars, Swift. The person inquired after was, at the lime of his disappearance, 26 years of age, very tall i ed a slight make of body, of a fair complexion, with ruddy cheeks, dark blue eyes, lung black rye-brims, black beard, dark brown hair, speaks a littie Gee man, and had in his posses sion, at the time of his disappearance, an English gold re p•aling watc►, with two or three gold earaches seals, with his arms au thews, and the motto fi•as ta fol. Whoever has Wight such seals, since the trdh of November, if he will bring them to the same address, shall receive four taut a their ♦ du.•, as soots as it shall be ascertained that they belong to the geutlenixo missing. AffEßlt BOSTON. MAT 10. PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS. The diflienities whirls impeded the 'salvage of the New Bull, it will be recollected, arose front the conflicting opinion• of the two branclisa Legishiture respicting •• the Proievt:ua of Con.. nterer," by the Navy, on the one baud, cal the prin ciple of laying additional ditties en the other. li r Senate were strenuous for the principle of convoy, which the llouse ns vehemently cppiitei ; and the House, on the other hand, a ishvd to institute al duties upon coc►merce, which the Sei,ate re. fused to think necessary. The business war recon diets as follows: gi. NATE—TV F MIT EVVIING, Free o'Cnoes. The droa4reementa of the I1ou•e r !special% the protn.-esl sernitutions end aineriduttots of tire Commercial Imo remorse wire consider. d. Mr. Cluvrrolth. (Georg:•)„, moved that the Senate re cede from their Amen talent reoprcting Cormy. TI-t motion aas lost, 1! to :t. The FederaliSio were divided in the vote. The Senate then am.e,l to 'mist on their Amendments, and appointed a Com mittee of Contercnce, on their part, of thrs e. After some interniodiate ba•inros, Mr. Cranford, from the Committer of Coafereisce, wade a Re port— Whereupon Reaolred, That the Senate adhere to all their Amendments, except . the insertion of LI e 4th Section (r. app cti i convoyl, and that the Senate recede from tie I Dinneutions d Amendment. HOUSE OP RIEPRIESsi.NTATIVES, TIMIDAY. Th;• eousid.r atom of the Cominercud Bill was result) d. Mr. itANDIIII,PN moved to 1 o4itinie ii.d - Mutely, with a 'New to a redact of ilia E+tahiilhment—.Lost. 30 to W. Mr. tjultiet bpok; ripziebt the amendme t re secting the 441.1 it loyal duh. 5, and inveighed s the dangers which could result, should the Bill become a I...asw. Mr. RANO°. pit wished to adjoorn until fire or six o'clock. as massy Members were gone to dinner. &c. Motion was lost. He renewed the motion for the indefinite po►tpouctaent of the bil; ; lost, .51 to 22. The 11 use now (about four o'clock) foond its* f without a quorum. At Length a quorum ap. Ire red. A motion wos made to by the Bill Table: lost, 54 to 17. All the principal amrun tne .es had been decided. 011 motion it %al resolved to appoint co; f refs • ri tore, such as should be appointed by the S, u.lle, r.. spec ing their disagreenteut..-11uu.e adjourned fur one hone. The B 11 rtapretiog the Commercial Intercourse, a a4,eocl upon sod ainenticd, in the Conan:ace of Contemore. alio reported. Mr. BAbrb:TT explain= d the operation of the r• . port of the Comiantte of Couf,retire to be, lip t the Senate yield the comoy system, and the House yir:tl the additional ditty. Mr. QUINCY broil. the retwilt watt. in other wcr.la, a sort of bargain. that if the Senate would per put to protect commerce. the House world eg e • lint to harden the prattle with an athl,tional tax of three millions of dollar.. Mr. LYON movril to postpone indrfinitely. The motion lost—ti 4 to 27. The Housr then roucnrrrd in the Report of the Committee of Cthifetence, without a division. CANAI►d. EITIACT Of A LETTER, DOTED QUEBEC, MARCH e 3,, 1 8 Hi. " A number of leading characters among the Can•d4•ns, who were Members of the House of Assembly (twice dismayed fur improper c •oduct) and the proprietor of • French Paper, calk.] La Ceandien, have been arrested and thrown into guol, upon a charge of treasonable and seditious Uses: the printing preen, types. &r. also taken pos session of. This rigorous atte•sure of Sir JAPACS CRAIG, has astonished the CIIMICIOIDS 1101 • little, but the consequences will be, no doubt, beoetiend to the country, as it has crushed • faction. which has for sonic year. I„ en gaining strength, and ac quiring dangerous iufluence user the minds of the inhabitaiits„ who are without education, and igno rant, of course, in the cumin.., therefore easily me-led by deisiagognes an rrrrr g their countrymen, who aria.- every opportunity of stirring up all those prrjudices which the people of this country natu. ially bare against the Britrrii : rat. hmin t lowe.l to presetvetii,ir it,1g.14, 4 " user atr licat lunch Freuclaseu uuw ti• th *ere at ti.e (luta." quEccx, sr 41:(11 On Saturdityaf:ernhon, the t.t 'radian, Mr. Cher LatrapeuiN w 4, cotnmitted to gaol, under a ‘arran, tioin Vow Couocil, trvdrolialik pr Oa Monday eir•-nuue. Ur. Bla.thet slid Alf. I; and last evenitt 4 , Mr. T. l'asehcrea o , arrested, and rotuutilted by the urine 4u;',10,, the same charges. NEW 1 'BEA TRE-RUYAL, COP EN 1'41.4 ft bi THIS EVENING, Tt 7 ESDAY, Jn e j. ILAMLLT, PRINCE. I>EN.bl.ll.li Hsitilct, Mr Kr.inige ; Mr. ; is Mr. Murray ; the t.hust of vh t Gertrude, Queen 4.4 Dettioatt, Mrs. M.,.1 Tu will be added, di, l'1 , 111.111:3;IC HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER CO Oft, THE GC nuttier Goose, Mr S!uninqiir ; I Jun.; Clown, Mr. U ; :14,0 Ntry.lt ALTIAL LYCEL'IIf 11ILATif op.rn THIS EVENING, TUE.SDAV, June 12. 41: fiitt time, 3 UCW COW C Opel*, 11111 i LO ! UK, 'HU 31.11t41: Li; Al i ! f Lc Churn trrs /1 at,. l'hiLppt, Mr. Hain, Al, J Mr. Donlon, Mr. Kuight, Mt. Maistsall ; 3losa line appeaannrc uw lbw stage), Mrs. tug,t, )list Kell), Mrs. Affix which, thir d lime, a 1141 , 1 PstitistniTue THE CASTILIAN MI Nslll The Principal Cbarat urns by Mr. nu , .;frt, Mu al Mr BOUrdin, tile. Smith, tad %Ilea 1.111.1111. THIS EVENING, Tl' 1 , ...HAT, June 12. Mdl be 101,N MALL; OR, AN I!NG1.1:0111A.V:i P.ng~iur, fir Eyr • ; 11011. 1, torsi slr. J6ueb; Job tv“,istrs ; Dear gOudd.ry, Mr. SI:00km, ''.l,ton ibe beam Lu lint appc•rsute ro 141idott) 1.nol) Car....la2e I.lruyiuure, 311 s. I..)su ; Alps Grl.lls. Tu which *in hei W 1 the km nuisic.l Ferri I\ 0 31: ni:En. Baskin, Mr. M..tlit ; s:r. Apob , , Itdri. Mr. M' Nancy, Mrs Malin.... , ;1 T e ... gurnm , Th e tVlie.lir Dun Fells, Jr. C. Lis brst appearance at Ibis Theatre Ott 1111 ••• Fur Ole 110)&1 Aciulct.ty, Lc. ire the libt •.• The Office of alit P-ryer is r•l'ored to N. t n, the I.yeenitt '1 •lo orv. It is rclu,sic,. I.eitcrv, • :cc. for the l'oper, usay tie arvoriliugit. _ 1 1 1-11;• 1:3111.' - r - .1 S - 1-1 PR LONDON, TUlS!)t'.JeanU. We base re cited Ceram,' pipers to 114 from which we have mode Brune extract,. Vert cement hits beeu publiblied i.t The Lc;p: :we. offering is reword for oily ioforoul; ! , rp, cling Our, ;Nlii.i-ttr, BaTtIICA:.T.; .upr*Ctl to hate burn witbr.ii awl n: by die agents of BONA PA r. to Eighth& The reward is to be pid Mr. 11'.ti.tim, at Leir%ick ; and :be whole .i , tetnetat, we have uo doubt, ii r tudy ata .ow itiveotioo, to wipe away the tool Aldo 1' herd of the Cor%iciii T, rant. Live received AUVr.e.lil Papers to tli lest, but we were previiinity this e•ed of fence front that cittarfrr to the 15';'. The the re-opening iv the calf .1 tuner iw ihtir meant'', and of h thrt our are ulnedy atquist.ted. The Wis!sinew* pocket arrived at Falmot Friday, from Lisbon, which she left on the in company with the Ulysses, and a convoy el ports, for Fulmouti., to take in trom:s lur I and the ."(mirantit. on a cru:ei.. A cJi. transports and therehanimen tor red the cal in thy 'reigns, The 11 rti..ineutra left Bar.fireur. Casa*, Genf Myra( Wet. Jusper, autl ty Is c.irs p... Al;ent, receltet by the ,tali Loud WELtisitiTorr, with the nearly in the same pr.a• ion as a lien our counts left Portugal. The 1 reveh trcaps times made their appc.ca4ce, and disap again, without making any titlark. The ri en e;ton renewed, that preparations are the British army to embark, are using circuinstences el such of the s!ores and hag 6 as ate not wanted being shipped 0.1 hoard h.L. transport., of which a con.ideraldr nuinh:r is alesa3 kept in tile 'rogue. litit there la was le.s probability of our übardoning Per ", than at this moment. It is notcrou4 thst 05..4 to the impoverish state of Spain, the :.oz:ve tory warfare kept up by th • tits of Spaniards, wit.. sot sopp!ire, and the iminei Swiss, rolis,• and Grentou the French armies, in a enemy's strong , h is great!: lions are embarrassed. 1 the enemy, the Portuguese clothed, led, slid thecipt strengthened in health, tai and all the naturahy stron gorse frontier to I.hdirni amen stronger AA •,t Cub The tls‘vs how Cadir fonourehhe. No km-. ate safety of the place. • e au. ri" rea. the Is ! : ( t'a.LIMO o to G Tt .; • • the 1 o F ele Cu but i of "r port 41, The) from Soso rella Cate 1‘• feud] and Vtell 4.41, Mite , ERS. jrci, spur A 'raw kirk Itat arta k. k, min - , thee e Lad tut I Ira 1...., 1 k trot An thAt IO ftl fry t tee.t 4. ed to tort per.. • : ride a 1140,4 him he a but thr the.. 1 hl.', is f ti: /it,/ 7. , I) 1 Lttlt • Lw re;. des 4 lay 4 set. r . *ll r.d ht • Ile H he I W 4 ✓ LEA itt Cd tie rk.k.L.• Irr fer ntell. In I Si '214 Ull, tram. eI ik me In P (, i/1 t, - f. tc, ti i!,. • I 14 t d , • ▪ t0:13 • I'lNnr.lDi JP. ; 1,.) 1.. t t, tory warfare kept up by the innumerable rata!: :-.1: tit. of Spaniards, win. sunny them at d cat et! :i. •• supplies, and tlie immense numbers of .li ~—, Swiss, Polls, and Gretwaws, ur, lady deo I t .r• I: .. the French armies, in a state of rtarrab.a,, tlir enemy's strung , h is greatly reduced, and l :t. 0 :'""• lions are embarrassed. IVhite this is 'be sito, , • 0 ~ the enemy, the Portuguese troops a cre never 1.;:.: clothed, led, slid disciplined ; our oa .; wry 1: i strengthened in health, lankier, and al•ii.iiiiinvias, and all the naturatl strong points from the Pei!.:' gorse frontier to I.i4tion have hoeu rendered at awes' stronger as a,t can wake them. I. The naiss from Cache by the Waliingha" it al , ‘ fasourehle. No km-. are entaitswea taere fur 1!:• n safety of the place. By the Watling/law packe , , or.ived at ru'utv.u , .. with • fu.il from Li-butt, we have ree..se'l p, ; " •• from that city to the , list and from Ca.:i7 to !:.• 9th lest. They confirm the facoor..l,l; 110 Wili 'y 01 { the state of the war in the l'erwai, d-ri.....1 f. 0-