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of the shipping; she was, however, towed on awe
slid burnt, without doing lily damage. The peo-
ple who were on board Were all got out, and we
have not heard of any lives being hut.
Iff•LAGA, OCT. 5.
general Blake, who, with 13,000 mien, was at
Olot, distzint about five .r sir league,. from Gerona,
?rnposed to attack the enemy. 'ot to fortify himself
in that place, should they prove rattily superior in
force.

The aruy of La Maud* which certainly is the
must naineroas, amounts to from 50 to 70,000
wen, said its positions are the seine u have been
before stated.
Ttie army of Estremarliora. reduced to 10,000
Ines, by detachments to reinforce thou of La
Menthe and Castile, is in Truxillo rind its vicinity,
mid its *droned gear& approach the Tagus.
The English army, which, whether it has changed
its position, we are not certain, consists of from 30
to 40.0011 men, and it. sdranced guards are near
the before-mentionod river,
The Duke del Purple, with 12,000 men, having
joined Senor Mendizahat, whose dimly amounts to
30,000 men. is between Salansauca and Ciudad
Rodrigo.
Thu. if we observe the position of our armies,
it will appear that they snrround and inclose those
of
the enemy, which, • ted in the centre of Spain,
ore rather reduced to act doflr..*:.ively, than (spade
of any offensive
It Si 414 Villa all the troops in Catalonia, regn-
LP' ind soinatenes, in number 40,000 own, are
divided into four divisions, whose military opera-
tions are directed by his Excellency Gen. Blake.
MA 1.10 A. OCT. 10..
ARMY OF MANCHA, Serr. io.

Our army has 110 i Chaligeti tts 110 Sit ~, ~, and the
• enemy have rrtirNl to the other side of the
leaving 1000 in Nambroca, Almonaeid, and the
neighbouring towns.
On the I9th King Joseph left Madrid for To-
ledo, with all the French garrison, having left in the
capital only two regiments of renegado Spaniards
and a small force.—(Now shameful that Europe
should know that the capital of Spain is guarded by
Spaniards themselves in the pay of the tyrant !)
General Eguina has reviewed almost all the divi.
&mug, which are well organized slid abundantly sup-
plied with provisions and necessaries.

HASIDERGH PAPERS.

ORIFSDILN. OfT. 13.

The Baron de Marbreuf, Officer of Ordnance
is the service of Ills Majesty the Emperor Napo-
leon. who kit Selinesilirunn at llt at ne.;lit, on the
eth. and arrived here yesterday. at three in the af-
ternoon, has brought. letter from hi, Sovereign to
our Monarch. He passed through Bahentia.
Whorl Count Vo. Schuleishurg, who arrived
here on the Ilth. in the evening, left Vienna oil
the &11, the Emperor Napoleon had already rati-
fied the treaty of pe•:ace, which was itinteeilatcly
transmitted to the Emperor Frimein
The coat••nts of the treaty of peace ate not
yet officially published. According to private in-
formation, however, it includes the following, ar-

tirlee
TLr cession ofGalliria.
The teasing,' of Ti..., Trieste, wed Istria, w►,ch are to
he inhied to the kingnina ,4
Other accoants state that Fiume and Trieete err niervly
te I. pueseesed in common by t►e French awl Austrians,
aatil t►. restovatino of peace with Enslivid.
Mae roe "damns an extent .4 territory as far as Lints.
The Grand Duke of IA 111 telierg is to is San creige of the
Tyrol sod Saltzbur;.
Bavaria is to be tortrassified by a past of the Werttburg
iorettory.
It is also said t►at thu frontiers of the Duchy of Warsaw
will ►e extended to the Swan

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LON DON.
SATURDAY. Nevaussi 4.

We have received a series of thr floniburgA Cor-
respeudemer, to the eiti Ism. from M hich we have
made some extracts. Actuuding to them. the fol-
lowing are seine of the conditions of the peace be-
tween F3ance and Austria:
The Gravel Ds be ufWartslourgb is is have Salrhorgh and
the Tyrol, with the title alibis.
The Kiug of Bavaria is to extentt his territories to Lints,
sod** have part of the Darby of Werithurel,.
Fiume, Trieste, ant Istria, are to be united to the king
dosser Italy. _

Thews terms are very proliable, end pillows
have no founcheisin but that probability. The
soutracting parties may Moe bound themselves to
secrecy, until the will of the Emperor of Rt sst• i.
known, who is gei.erally sitypered to have been
chosen as a guarantee of the treaty. It is, indeed,
astraordinary, that wr should be so lung without
any certain intelligence ors a subject of such im-
portune .

We have received Spanish ;ems to the 20th,
and Portitgise.e to the 24th October. General
SW AIM according to the latest SCCOilltitg, ye.
ateiiird at Saragossa. Marshal SOVET was at Ts-
Imre. with 10,000 men. and V Irma at Toledo,
with i 2,000 ; but the main body of the French
array was at Gesna and Arankses. The Portuguese
papers give a flourishing account of the armies
of the peninsula. The army of Gallicia is esti-
mated at 40,000; *ad another, equally respectable.
is forming. The Duke of PAavra. with 12.000,
lately under norms, had joined an army of
30,000, between Salarnancha and Ciudad Rodrip.
The army of La Mancha is **tinseled between
40 and 70,000; and that of Estremadurs, estinseted
et upward* of 30,000. had its head-quarters at
Trimillo. The army of Catalonia amounts to
40,000. The whole thus forming • circle round the
French in the centre. These positions may be
*erred, hut we must presume that the Numbers
arP greatly exaggerated.
T 1... state of the English army is sot mentioned ;
but, In cording to the accounts melted yesterday
by Mr. Unite. it was recovering hist its sickness.