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perhaps now Utl late to

the !t• solution 11. J% thee agreed to, mod the
having rets4m..t, the Report war ordered to
be received ie. 9locdct• next.

Mr. ‘‘. tirriseran postponed his I%lotisau upon
Mr. I.l:olflust's rom.spouticiice tit Monday next ;
and keipg on his legs hr took that opportunity to
urik *question, whether any person was appointed
or recommended to the °Mee of Master Ctriirod of
the Ordnance, which became vacant ou the 3d of
Weds ?

The CHANCI6I.7.OIi of the Exclumauatt baid, that
ONO person aas yet appointed. •
Adjourned to hlunfluy. • •

ET/REIGN TELLIGENCE.

SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE PAPERS.

CADIZ, MARCH 22.

The weather seems at last settled. We are
elnAthing and organizing our army; and it woald
r debir3ble to ,ee it augmented by a few more
lit: it's,' regiments.

ussow, mAacn 19,

We have nn.otlieiel intelligence, nw' hare we re-
ceived any Gozeite, direct lions Cults ; but we hare
reason to nehete that the operations in March have
been wore importint than they were in February,
and their re.ults much more advantageous to the
cause of the liberty of the peninsula. The stay of
the French cannot he long.
By the last accounts from Cadiz, Salamanca,
and oilier piece., wi find that the French General.
send to France all the inhabitants who will not Sake
the oath of lideltty to the pretended King. rather
eliti•mg t^ the towns deserted, thau to leare•
ant M .tti uste‘ht onpuse.thrir wicked &signs.

M at u 20.

By the BaiNog received by the Mail nt
yest.,4,iy,, we learn that there lisd been en action
in Ciudad Real, in which the Spanish troops oh-
'tamed come advaotages.
Cettirs Ginn Elsas, of: tbe date of the 13th inst.
state, that in the vicinity of that city, and within
the distance of ten leagues, the Portuguere, Eng.
lish, and Spanish forces, exceed 50,000 men ; and
that the french in Spanish Estreinaduni di ! nut
imolai 13,000, the whole of which were in Me-
dd* and its vicinity.

MAUCII 21.
All the accounts received from ditieruit party of
Spain, read to confirm and increase our hopes.—
The enemy has 11Ut only made no new attempt.,
bet appeals to be retiring from most of the
time he occui.n ; and io all the places olvs, ‘tet
free, the spuit uf affection in favour of the !Tootl
cause immediately manifests thus augment-
ing the force of the Spanish armies, and propagat-
ing and- extending iv i:c.dy part where the Spu-
tai can breathe free from oppres,on, those pa.
tr., is sitaliments which leer had iur a time ap-
ts.:led to have stifled. In some places only
a Sew of the French have been able to escape, the
greater put of thtui having been assassivated by
the intriiiitauti. •

LISBON. MARCH 22.

An the accounts. received lty the Mail of ye.ter-
day. colifists the intelligence we had before. Oat
the Frosuph bad evacuated Malaga. 111orvella, Ede-
tertrona,Tashi, S&P Hogue, and Algeciras.

EADAJOZ, MARCH I£4.

On the 4th inst. were brought into Ciudad ito-.
drigo 200 Blanch pri•onrrs, made in an actioa
fought about six leagnei from that pIdCC; WC are
assured, that the number of killed on the part of
the enemy was very cousiderable ; but we cannot
ascertain it wi•h accuracy. as they burn their dead.
to prevent our discovering their loss. "IlieGeneral
who commanded in this. iu every respect. glorious
scrims, was La Cit:era.

AT AMOSTE, MARCO W.
The 500 Frencli, who overran the county of
Menlo, mud cow:tutted ti.e moat heinous crimes in
that province, were defeated by the armed peasants
between Valverde and Catlin-1r: 60 were killeds and
the rest fled in tile direct:on of Seville.

The inhabitants of the coast of Grenada, !tennis,
and Ronda, and of many plams in the kingdom of
Aridalu.i4, have ri.e r against the Preach, and seem
determined to destroy their oppressors.
The intelligence from Catidooia is of the most
satisfartory calu•e: it is eves said, that the citadel
of Barcelona is in our heads.
SADAJOZ. MARCH 17.
13:1t1 Carlos O'Donnel, t ton-
niainimg the second of the army of the leet,
has transmitted to his Excellency the Martinis de la
Romans, the following report of the
Most Excellent Str,—Ttlis morniug, et break
of day, the enemy was attacked to Caceres by the
troops under my command ; and although be
no
doubt, received Intel I timer of our approach, and
1111113 prepared to receive as, he was driven from the
town and its envirm.s, and pursued to the ..Aistance
of tun leagues sod a half, leaving • number of kill-
ed and wounded 011 the field of action. Our 10,11
•t
onrists iu 13 wurwled, among abuts is au ofsct r
(.1 the Navarre- volotattw,,

“ The light 'lops, and the companies of the
chvosPors of Toledo sad Lohers, who alone took an
'Retire where in the whoa. behaved with their stein.
tois,cl gallantry. Cotooth I)on Carlos d'Herpano.
who commanded the van. although be was much
iudisposed. healed the ettwic in peruse. with the
utmost inttepettoy sod cool blouel. The enemy re.
teemed Is ittendis.” '• OTOntuttt.t."
The division under the -orders of General Coo.