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.6 Kagosron, JUNE 9.

" The railing of the June homeward-bound fleets
have been postpntiett until the :o)th instant, when
they are to take their departure trutti the port of
rendezvoua."

We have received Aftlet,Cdr. Nur:. to 'he 30tb
last. containing some at . ulnas of the Revolution in
the Cum.:cap.
On the arrival of the news of the' disasters in
Spain, u body of insurgents seized the Governor
and Commander in Chief at Ginn:ens, and having
brought him to the port under a guard of 100 men,
put him on hoard it Spalll,ll brig, with a few other
olfierws, which vessel immediately set nail. '!'he
Leut.-Governor, th,• Commandant of lit Gui-
ra, were disposed of in th, some inainier eight day's
afterwards.

Tdi. being done. the Spaniards of Curaccas and
La Gaira, with Barcelona and some other loan-,
and the country ititj icent, declared ihenetelver, in-
dependent titt I Ft:itutta Altio eh, uld be reatoreit.
A nee Junta was appointed, and an embargo wall
luIA ou all vessels, which was satiseyientry supe►-
seded. lit was autd, thut among the papers of the
Governor, some were dis, ()venal which *hewed that
he hail maintained a trers3nal;le correspondence
I he French.
This revolution, like that at Venezuela, was
bloodless, and both of them are irli.tinguished by
the same patriotic and generous prin.-Ver.

ti-esterbtt. at dly-briak, drAfts from the Cold-
at am, and 3d regimabts of-Gourds., under the ems:-
round of Liao.-Colonel G. Sm.'s'', marehr from
the parade sit the Bird-cage Walk, ots their Toole
to l'ortmnouth. there to embark for Portugal. to
join Lord WELLINGTON'S army with all dispatch.

EXTRACT OF A LEITER FRoSt AN omega IN Tilt
Olto!COKE STAFF Da.PARTMENT SEKVINO IN
PuitTUGAL, TO UIS entEND IN SWANSEA, DITLD
C01)11111A, JULY 10, 1810.
Welliogloo, and all the heals of milifury
desparituents, are gone from C, Wives to Almeida,
and the British and Portuguese armies are ads
yarning in a eery cautious manner tawords the fron-
tiers. The continual and heavy rain far the last
three mouths is tile cause of the tartly operation,
of the cooteuding parties. The Fre :idt are in 11U111•
bees tar superior to us, they being 144.000 strong ;
the English 40,000, mud the Porta.turse 30,000 ;
but our brave fellows are in goal health and sla-
nts, and eager to sleet their to-s, tieing determined
to told smiths sprig to the laurels won on the 27th
of July last, at T•lavera ; and in all plash shility the
grand contest will take place on or near 'he same
time this year, as C111(611 Rodrigo hiss loog hem* '
infested by the French, and expe7ted to fill every
,lay : that being our of the principal fares on the
fro.stiers of Spam, they will have no other sileatroc-
bon in Catering Pottugal, but our combined arms..
The Portuguese army is compiesed of fiery hoe
young men, comma ided by Eieglish Officers. Gen.
Beresford has brought them into a very excellent
state of discipline. and hail they hot a little of Julio
Bull's native sir-molt and determined• toiletry, we
should Mil detime..e to the hordes of Fraace.
About 1000 Spainsh officers and men-cominisitemed
officers passed through this place last week from
Estreinastura to Order to embody and
train 10,000 men that are now ready to take up
arms us that province. Should the enemy be sue-
cesatell in the expected •ngiogeitient, it is the
getter:l opinion that a speedy retreat lutist tale
play,, and this unfortunate country be left to the
mercy of the usurping tyrant, Bonaparte."
The Dispatch packet, Capt. lltnnts, arrived nt
Falmouth, sailed from Ito Janeiro, on the 20th
May. and left there use Lady Arobtlla packet.
Trade had somewhat eerier I there ; mid the market
being lesS over.stockaml. English goods sold better
than they had done.
The following tralimorta sailed on Friday from
F.l li, with a floe freeze at Nlll,h, but 11,i1/1/1/11.
V z Good Aunt, PO, Camain %Tustin ; Hoary
NIIDDLETOI4; hats :la EX. JcuTr; Sean.,
J I'. lionsoN, l'rafala;ar NE. II 5a14014, IlebeCl.
Buns ; Hubert Sti. havint ott h 0.04 about 300
cavalry, to rrisforce the Biitish uriny in Portugal.
Saluda), afternoon the It/O1 mid Renfrew Re-
giment of Militia emhirked from the Tower, in
Leith and Berwick s'n•icss, fur the former place.
They are rocs:ceded by tile lJ Regianeot of Foot
Guards.
Friday wolfing passed by Plymmith. no Chan-
nel, the ship Sward, Csist. Bummer. from J.,.
ntatea; also passed by front Nlarliiiique, the shops
714.»na1, 114711E111.T ; Mars, FAULKNER; Eliza-
beth, Success, and .11. try .4mn, runiung
sailed me the pith June, and left there Eli. Majesty's
ship Alfred, of 74 gains, and Groseper schooner.
The 63d regiment of foot were at Martinique,
and were sot very iie.tltny ; several of the officers
had died.---Capt. LecAs, of this regiment. cause
home in the Thuoka, on account of ill health.
About ten days attire, 111 the Atlantic, these slops
were spokelsy the Iris fi ignite, Captain Similar LAN D.
sod the Revenge, 74. Owing the passage tlicy
spoke arc, nil American shiles, with cargoes hound
to the West lushes, tei•• masters iii which appeared
greatly enraged at the iste.sslirei that BoNAPANTR
11:41 Liken of coullscating all American properly 01
the posis or France and stated that it was at pre.
sent a most dreleut w's'a ammo;; ilie Americans is
Keno sal, flat * ree t"ti shoal take' place
with Englund. Severs' Ameriemi Vt+St.:ll 11.1:1 ar-
rived at Martinique, and were discharging their
cargoes. A few days previous to those slims sail•
intelligence had to iris received at Nlartitticilie,
that a Ina:mat:re had take's place at I) 1111 l intro. It
is reported, that denim( the tune the tbitigh officers
there were at mess. • ',arty of blacks entered the
room, mad Iniurelered the wearer part of them; re-
port states,with the exception or two. By li e great
exertions of Colasiel FatavAx, of the 6351 teVl-
- mew. a plot wit diarniered at Martinique, entered
i.stu by the blocks, to have 4,6a5...0wed the British
Officer., winch, by Isis promptness and zeal was
happily prevented.