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The effects of the iictbry of the l9tis are lIKM.
tioutd in the fuDawill'Aevisss:-:-Thiuki to the Al-
mighty, that our fears are dissiciated by the total
overthrow .of the French armies on the )9th; au-
spicious day to Spain, and to Andalusia in parti.ai-
lar: There were idisarniedi and disabled from of-
fending us farther, 16,712 men, betwixt Andujar
1400i> remaining dead on the field of
:battle. The conflict was bloody, cud we have bat
4ttion men, between dead and wounded bet the
irioamph has been insigaiilicent,emisidering the farce
•sseithe enemy's artillery, the high state and disci-
pline of their cavalry; and the impreguabfe position
Ulrich the Generitl; Dupont, had taken.

liADatro, AU(. 2.

On the 29th ult. about four in the evening, it was
reported that Joseph Na;Joltron was marching, and
that all the troops in tie, rity were follturing him.
This report was couirmt.n by the moven-petits made
by the French toilline?t!, and aft those Viilf; aid hot
belong to the army. The same evening they with-
drew from the hospitals, and conducted to Retim
all the, infirm soldiers. They put in requisitiou all
the. eaveiages and horses that could be found, hod
the troops prepared to march.. In fact, that very
night, need on the uititniti,... nriiihtith, a great part
of the army, the sick, tuillineraftisides-peuple, Ate. of
the French iititioir,s'et out/ Chi the'wholeday of the
3fitir. there followed preparatiorat tor the march of
Josvpbrand the leinaioder of the army. lie dined
at half past four hi the ufteruoeu. in order to pro-
ceed, in the dusk, to steep at Chemartin. The
, , ,
sorriages were f „ larlti.S9eo, and reivaireato tbrt Court
of tic.. Palace, Snit t !re coachmen, MIA inulesAriverw,
arid taut of tt:e attendants of the Rateul eirriaget;
444 .11.. ippearetl ; nu iv Ilia acconat, fii)sepli could
pot depart that night, and au obliged to saspeud
his journey to the red:4M ng of the 31st, when he de-
parted onhorsehook, a' he was meal:lle, to put, the
1-irliages ja motion. The stone morning- he.took
from the stahlesall the
.rßuirm, louse% and homes*,
mid slisittiefujiysolt(-.all-ot the lamest price.---1
In t!, evening of the shine (thy, they forced °wit'
the gates of. the
.puldie Treasury and Eritult, pkt-'
tin;;the peolrli!•111 sueb terror, that we .)w.ssed a
most auxions night, thinking that 'a tenure" piltagst
was about to take place. 'ritzy toot 11114 theme
buildings attove fourteen millions. Aftwoilllol-1
Assuming of the Ist inst. was hi•unt a callataidaAH
which, thottgh at first it was thken foe, a tittallisig-,{
nil, was, in fart, but the precursor of. ti..chrighttst 1
, and ha}:liiest day that ever rose over Madrid. OP..'
this si,rnal all the guards were withdrawn' and alt.
the Vredch tiled off towards the parade.,.wheace
they marched off. Scarcely did day itppettr. islet's •i
ri
the people rare thrallo tier street! until tiro posts q
the guards, but notbiag etas tiv.De Canted. 'linty
lamas, to the itetiin. aud . theft they foiself.eldr.
a few dying wretches, and here end three st-dskit
body. They beheld with amaze:neat the Jaitcheii'
pitltisitdoes, anti terrine issitoriatsZarocted uga;list
this city. Tire gout-etriviagee. were iii ttaines-s7-
slime 70 erosion were' spiked,' god uhont 4etto 1
barrels of reveler drown. into •olistos pond.
The Madridiarts. on •'neeinir,' tieditatietets delivered
,1
from this destructive apparatus, gave thanks to the
, Su:item*, ltrio;,;, and a began to :mime '
Mr their hedge the portrait of Verslitiarid VII.---
(Madrid Gazette, Ars% 7.1
• ' • • Atic. 3.
• 'At best we. beitisthe..fraelys The Fitful! array, '
which liars for these four months sopprevsed vs, emir-
emitted the Inn-tilde assassinaious of the id Nay,
enchained -one tribunals, trampled upon the pro.
pie, sacked the ,Royal residences, end imitlted
public decorum, departed 'from this capital on the
last slay of July; and the lust sd-titia illimithe-1n
their froitt they eerily aloes onshiehem tie:lntruder-
licamparte, who, amidst -gtl,ooo bayoortss conid
not obtain 'tom the iabolaitanto of this plater the
slightest mark of sillanissioa. -'Hach has been tbe
precipitation with which he took, to his jouniey, or
rather 1/ight, tliut he left 7-2 pieces. of eminence
spiked at the Retire, elm a great quantity of pow-
der iiito,the pond, stud ebawloned los whole stock
of wine awl spirits. Ile goes ludea with the
rich booty of the Royal Palaces, the cam. of -the
Treuaitr, and . Chest of Consolidation. The
difficulty of, conveying auch a mass of depre-:
&aims retards lore suivreisvp, and gives. us tropes that
the proviatcial ;armies will its good time-evertaire•
him. All the French domiciled in thiseapital,' and
wins felt justly afraid of the chastisement of reline,
authority. hate fled with their compatriots; a new
Spamardsoceompauy theta, who, unworthy of Mot
nudge., Itaitpmotwtetk.their conticieirre, sense, and '
ditties, to the hisitaatiessil notiens of aggrandiseutent
and egotism.

Immediately affright Frtineh had evacuated the
city, aims were distributed among at, the respecta-
ble inhabitants,. forming patroles of them to watch
over the public tranymilhty. The Itlissinn Ambas-
sador has officially announced that ins Master hair
nektiowledged, as liiug of Spain, rerditrand
Such events wonlal serve to give a eolour to the ro-
ustiurs spread, as though there was
eimitent in France, orirottating in the conduct; 110
less pe:ffilioun than violent, 'of their Emperor. It
is wen udiltsl, that he is arrested by order of the
'Senate, which had proelaimeil our young Monarch
King of Spain aad the ladies.