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gehtiehh toile it suet estful sortie, in which the
asielby'vres dislodged from all his works.
It also appears by the last accounts, that on the
9th of fast month, the enemy 'mad* a most furious
attack on the bridge-head; fur some time the'fire
on bath aided was truly infernal. Being repulsed,
'he retortied to the charge with increased fury and
fretils troops, but was again beaten off with great
loos. During the continuance of the tt,,k..
'filet. the passage of the bridge was extretutly
dangerous on 'account of the showers of balls which
'crossed •it Without intermission; but the heroines
• of TOrtmeganimated with the spirit of men, and as-
liking at die glory of the immortal women of Sara-
' gosea, pieced and repassed the bridge with.the ut-
• Inuit intrepidity, carrying brandy and wine to their
- gallant ilelaidders who fought in the batteries.—
TWO of than being wounded, Government has re-
warded their merit by granting them the distinction
of a 'medal 'of honour, and*a pension of 100 Cate-
loniaiU Beres per annum.

CADIT, AUGUST 5.
lintiaty last 'of the'
lith, I 'mentioned the sailing of
the Spanish ships of wir fur Mahon ; one of them
lints been obliged to•ptit beck to Gibraltar ini very
bed state. On the evening of the 2241. an expedi-
tion of three thousand plated men sailed from this
place, under the command of General Lacy.—
they were embarked in coasting vessels, escorted
'by number of gun-boats, this English brigs of
.war, with five alined boats from each line of battle
whip. These, under the command Of 'Captain
Cockherne of the Imptccable. It 'appears by
some news remised to-day, although not Official,
that they hare landed at Nloguer. We anxiously
look for further newt, as their intention must be to
make an attack open a corps of the enemy in that
neighbourhood, 'under the Command of the Duke
Abretuberg.

I,IADIZID, any 00.

In the night between the 6th and 6th instant,
the guards iu the Thratrodel Principe were doubled;
and at the raottent the King :teat to his Palace,
• the wlthle garrison was under arm, occupying all
' the winery@ and *Venues. A Coutied of State was
&hi; the rounds were gene by General llelliard
in person; sod, in snort, there was a great coura-
MOJA all the night, which was increased by a storm.
Mid torrents of rain, which lasted till day-light .:1.-
The cease of this extraordinary disturbance wire
"laid to be the advaote of some parties of brigands
to the palace called Cart del Campo. and the
sates, It ema apperrs that there was some fer-
tmeatation iu the *Rain". To weer their alar':
they eirculated a thous:mid stories, endeavouring to
mike us:believe that the life of the King had heeti
attempted iu the Palate, or that it was intended to
impries mid carry hint off at the play : and to give
this better colour, all the Inimses adjoining to the
theatre were leartliod, and several persons taken
kite custoJy for discoiarsing la their eon bonito on
the topics of the day.
Governor Re kord. speaking at his tittle of the
late Ore at Paris, is said to hare unuttered in a low
troiceo bet se as to be overheard--:the inirigoes of
Joseplheo I •
To-day (the Ulthj there has been a great Conticil
of State: it is said that the result has been the di-
vision of Spain into foist party, which are to be On-
der &be:aiming Soult, Juuot, and Belliard : Por-
tugal reinitiating to Maiming. Joseph pretends thit
his brother his sent fur Is i 444 and that he cannot do
less than obey him; stillest this is what ilgiven omit
to the people here.
This evening those who take care of the tapestry
at the palace have received orders to take it 'ltem
and pack it up ; and at the tome time the whole of
time usual eqUipagt.
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A! ,T 10.

Lieutenant-General Don J. 131.1kr. IMP n rdosferi 1.41
!tiff firad-quatters, which were in tlelfe, to tins
place. _ -

OSNI (01.13 JULY 19.

Notwiti standing su much or this province i. oc-
cupied by the enemy, lievte was it pervaded by
such in enthusiasm of patrioti.rn ns ut preseiit.—
The flying parties i,screuse from day to day: The
&nein eoinplain of Leing harassed ceaMig,
eviden.iy despair of keeping the country Lug.

TAIIMAtit/NA, JCLY t 4.

Colonel Don Daniel curatunartiiig ti:e
battalion of the. disting,ui.dA volunt-2ets of Ultonin,
1,44 reported, that an enemcy's farce, cat s:stia of
€l.O foot and BO Itorw, vti*.h e hlwilzer aiinther
p',.r.e of ordnance, airr:tr.7,l unbigurt, with
tn.! io..rotion of ;;1•e1y.,4 mostorl of
to• but th'y trei o':s
!t7h tn.-, made for tl;-it vorpol,, and Estit3r,V3l.ll
4r!.ltorli moot.: commaioleri !)). Doa Jn.or
iaart.a and Dots l'r:utri•co Otintita, kith
C.tptaiu, to the corr.: of Volarttsrr. ~1

This pursuit, nin:h Listc.l ttp,sarls of three
'ours, r•'st the enemy 100 wen in killctl a.“l
c, winch:4, five rnen Isk•o prisoner., One piece of
un:l some homers, Our I,:st cont.'s!' iit
)(Alia and 10 sounded.

convON %. itqx, 17.

B,.iptlirr-Gener tl 1) J. I). l'orher
the feah.witt; liteport to the Styesinr junta
of t ;allot% tlito,lStrOnllN, the Cth inst. :
t•.`.tour FACtF.T.VIT Stft—After l atin^ nailed from
the friptcs'emaimaolal by 0111111h111Ort It Ma to,
it • • the o•iolittat uhj• of ott,titiuts to afro-I, if
p I twlott, nertraVy t • the pt to *h.t!i I 'mint. 4
tat V•trellelicy, thrutteli tny A.:jottlot Grtirml, nost
'I but fut • trromstiMer AIM lif fl sno uoparttlaity 1,1
tioe laudius eta made iu tlio• rot, *byte