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MADRID,. JULY 19.

We receive from all parts of the Peninsula the
most favourable accounts of the impression caused
by the hal•py result of the 7th of July in this capi-
tal of the monarchy. Nu terms can adequately
express the enthusiasm which all good Spaniards
bare felt in the ardent patriotism which has every
where manifested itself.
The troops that pursue the rebels of Siguenea
have not been able to overtake them. lu their flight
they lay waste the country throsgh which they pass.
Thtir Majesties and their Royal Highnesses took a
promenade this evening, escorted by the cavalry of
the national militia. An immence concourse of
people filled the way by which his Majesty passed.
Cries of " l.ong live the Constitution and the Con-
stitutional King!" were heard from all quarters, ex-
cept ;t the Son Gate (Puerta del Sol) where one
whii 1s said to be a priest, cried, " Death to the
perjured .r" which he repeated two or three times,
even after he was arrested by the guard. This in-
cident caused oo disturbaoce whatever.

MADRID. JULY 20.
We a►e authorised to state, sod affirm that it is
not certain, nor has there been given by the Minis-
ter of Wa► the order spoken of in the Spertotor of
yesterday. by which it was said that orders had
been given to the officers, serjaants, and corporals
of the royal guard, who j ' d the ranks of the
brave men who defended liberty, that they shall
be incorporated with the &Millions who are on
duty in the Palace.
The Madrid Journals tansies a great number of
addresses of congratulation oral by different Corpo-
reticule to the local militia of Madrid, on its con-
duct in the late events. There are also numerous
accounts of various trifling rencontrea with the in-
surgents in Catalonia, Stc.
MADRID, JULY 21.
(Gazette Extraordinary.)

Ellis Excellency the Commandant-General of this
first and military district has received the following
dispatch from Brigadier D. Filiberto Alahy, com-
manding the column of Sigeenas •

More Excabbane Stit —I have just received (at 1 pm.)
• dispatch from Dee Josef Maria Aratijo, eeeseed Cowl-
usaader of the active militia of Soria, Chief of the mellow
which pursuits the rebels of Molina, which Gaya—.
'4 I have the homier to inform you that this afternoon,
about four o'clock, I attacked the rebels la this city with
see► good 'weer that they had sot eve, time to remove
their baggage, they being so pauic•atruck that •ll would
have fallen Lilo our power if the situatioa of this city bad
allowed she valiant tritons to profit by their patriotic zeal.
I immediately set at liberty t►e patriots who were arrested,
saving the lives of two serjeauts and a corporal of the
►egiment, who were to have bee. shot to-morrow. I will
give you a detailed account of the effete, which will a►ew its
iniportaace. " JOSEF MARIA ♦AANJO.
m• Molina de Arragon, half-paat eight, p.m.
July 18, 18'12.

BARCELONA, JULY 10.

A prodigious number of the rebels is at this mo.
meat at Bergs, with almost all the Chiefs of Cats.
louts at their heed, including Mimi and the Trap.
piss, who arrived in that town on the Bth with their
bands and some artillery. IVe cannot help again
eutertaiuiog very serious apprehensions for either
Matiresa or %rich.
" P.S.—We leave taken many prisnners, sail many have
been left dead on the Seld, of which I shall send the par.
Imams. Amos; these are Din Juan Francisro P.tee,
Adjutant of the active national militia and one We Repo.
Situ, of the cuogregstiou or S. Felipe Dien.
" ARANJO."
I have much pleasure In rending your Excellaucy the
ab..ve, end will transmit the details when trceivrtl.
JULT 11.

On the gth a chaplain of the commune of Car.
drum was shot, who was taken with armii in his hands
on the day when the rebels abandoned that town.
If many others of his class were served in the same
manner we firmly believe that tranquillity would
be restored iw the mountains. Yesterday the
columns of Torrijoa and Rates entered this town
coming from Cardona. and es they passed before
the stone, they cried. as claw'', ,t Long live the
Constitutional King r.—" The coihanuti.o"_
The Sovereignty of the People !" and snug pa-
tiotie mugs.
The column of Miami.: msrdied out on Tues-
day towards Vich, awd on the way shot two rebel..
Toillkin, it seems, is going towards Calof and
(*IMO. Our fortifications are in a 'Jetty forward
state.— (fi/adrill I?apere, jelly 24.)

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