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the Duke d'Alhnetuerque, at Carmolta, where they
might leive risfet.ile•l themselces, withdrew, and
have since continued their smirch by way of erm,
towards Xere. and Afe.os, wisritcr, it is supposed,
they will proceed to the Isla de Leon, urar Cadiz.
The advanced pests of the first costae arrived, last
eight, before Seville, whetice some caution-shot
were fired. This day. Marshal the Duke of Ba-
tumi presented himself with the first corps before
the city, and recunuoitred the works throwu up by
tlw itisnrgeuts; to-morrow eight these "tucks will
he attacked, and the place taken by assault,
if, at uonn, it has not °petted its gates ; but
there as every reasoo to hay e. that the toilimbitents
will, by their speedy submission, prevent a MAW.
fence to this fatal extremity. .Negociatione are al-
nearly commenced, and the Governor, who appears
a were reusonable man, implores the clemency of
the ging, and represents, that having but lew re-
guise troop., he is overawed by sonic thoutostith of
peassate, who were suminoptd from the ramp-
tams to the assistance of tier city, and who are in-
pelt
dulgin in every species of excess. By to-morrow,
their reuzy will doubtless outside, mid it as to be
hu that we shall be so fortunate as to preserve
the mass of the inhabitaut., who manifest disonsi-
titan as favourable as the people of Andalusia,
from the calamities which they have still to
dread.

"The rivalry of the I.t corps has pushed forward
to beyond Utters; its posts intercekit the nay**-
, 11011 of the Guadalquivir.
" The ith corps ha. a division at Cariviona, and
another, with its caval►y, at Mareheoa, whence
Mandial the Duke of Treviso is sending detach-
ments to occupy Ossuua, and to advance to
Mown.

"To-morrow the King will go to Aleuts, where
His Majesty will direct such dtspovitioiw, as tie-
cuisiasoces may reader necessary: 1Y regard to Se-
ville.

" At Jaen were found four millions of cartridges for
infnutry, and other .tures. Geo. rid Serum:omit has
received orders to form a train of siege artillery at
Cordova, which the captures from the enemy enable
bite to do.

" The Junes has dispersed. The Count d'Alts-
mire and the Bishop of Laodicea have been appre-
hended by the insurgents it X res, mid others in
the Isla de Leon. It is asserted, that Romans has
gone to join the relics of his former army, com-
mended by the Doke del Parque, which is said
to he still about the Tagus end the Guadiana.—
The Junta had sent fur eardrum, and Curets ; the
former had an interview with the Duke d'Albu-
qnerque, at Commie, but it is not known a he-
thrr he accompanied him. On the entry of the
Imperial troops into Seville, we shall know what
has become of all those teen who have been the
bone of their country. We have received news that
the English seriadron, which was in the bay of
Cadiz, has we sail and gone off ; in a few days foie
araortion will he verified.
" The Imperial Army enjoys abondaace; the in-
habitants are extremely. 'unions to aiiti,ipme
We wants ; the weather is most favourable, aid the.
degiments bare scarcely any sick.
' " I have the honour to rtcpiest your Me't Serene
Highness to insbinit.my report to lii. Majesty the
PlDperar,itind to honour toe with your commands.
" I have also the touour to beg you to accept the
aeinionents ofiny profound respect.
(Signed) 0 Marshal the Duke of asussziii."
carassata,las. et, ISM"

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