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those who were not killed were made prikinet
Mueh French lihioet was sised4 &ma on our part link
Imo was sitquainW Dupont in amoug the prisorwra.
%', It is likowi.:et -4, that Valeasia.has entered
into a treaty with t. glis:l; -and that ip couae-
queuee, i,ii the gth, ou:is which weee-iii Ma-
jorca and the aijaixiit a were
,ilivinbarked at
Valesatia, andoit the w e time, iithousand mus-
kets, with a quantity of aru.nuaition. The English
have offered to return with further asaistunce.

" They add fisAner, that the advanced troops of
the Velentialis were at Alb:trete, an 4 these with
the 'furl ian troops, will compose u force at 164,000
me.i, with a formidable tram of artillery. It is
stationed that Moacey, whose intentiou it was to
occupy the province of Valeutia, has not ventured
to spilt Mingrauella."

OVIEDO, JUNE
_29.

Letters from Madrid state, that the French Ge-
neral Le Febrr de Nunes, has been routed by*the
troops of Arragon, between Mallet' and Gallen,
with his division of thou') nien ; that Guru. Renne
or Renner, who was inarcha4 with a division of
3,000 men to riinforce Dupont, had also been de-
feated ; that the French in the vismity of Tudela
were annihilated after the action of the 9th ; that
General Saeary coecapicd the Royal Palace; that
Murat remained indispo-11 at Charnartin ; end
that the wolks at Itetiro were going on with, the
artillery to ',Supply than Lein taken from Segovia
and Aranjoes.

BENEVENTO, JUNE
On. the I ith arrived here the army from Alay-
orga, coto.iderably augmented by various divisions
from ltli.nwnshiut, comprised with this jurisdic-
tion. Ik: C.l.ef in command we; accommodated
iu the Episco:,4l Palace, and the Lieut.-Gen. in
the house of Nasem. ‘Ve have here tile
Ctv.ahitteers, the body guard, and the Queen's re-
giumt of Cavalry. The whole of the cavalry
a.uountg to Bor gnu 'llea. The infAntry is in num-
ber 6,:u4. All the troops Ime are exoncted to be
embodied with those of Gallicia.

INAGANZA, JUNI 15.
The Commandant of Bra.gauza, in a letter, gives
• an emu's'''. to the Caterin-Getieral of Old Castile
of the univenseins in his pi-evince, and of the
an sieti• of his companions in arms to mak- a tom-
MGM e.tioie with 1.1. e Spaniards, and to throw oil
the load with which they ox oppresaed, under the
Satellites of the Emperor of the French.
It is reported that (;eneralJunot, with his whole
;s arrested at Lisbon by General CarraWm.—
' This iutelligimee is not official, bat merits attention,
sad proaalny will be soon confirnied.
OPORTO, JUNE 8.
111 an official letter, we have received an account
of Inc following ci-eurnatauces, which happened
here on the 11th
The Spanish Coomianier„ at the head of his
troops, arrested is this city a French General, with
all the officers and soldiers under him. At the
mine time, the Spanish and our own troops coin.
menceci their march, and their pvismirrs aids them.
It is said that in the paseession of the t' tench Gene.
rat were Maud four millions of new crusatlos.
CIUDAD RODUIGO, seat 16.
The French troop,' which are in Almeida threat-
en to force a passage throne!' this place, after hay-
. log Limo refulecd perusismon In proceed toy the Go-
vernor. The vigorous measures which arc nucleon
• that frontier have obliged the French to remain in
a stete of almost total inaction ; confining their
operations to the destraction of a iniserabie village :
amd having attacked, with 600 dragoons, twci small
_parties of the pessantry, which anemic sech a spirit.
ed resistance, that they obliged the Freuch to retire
with cou,ideruble loss.
It is currently redarteil here, that the French
troops in Lisbon have been destroyed In the joint
effiwts of the Spaniards and the Ehgli.iih vrhd
quitted their ship*, amid that General Juin* is cult-
ducted as a prisoner on hoard the British fleet.—
This account is the more credible, because, for
four days past Junot was in Almeida, where arrotn-
modations we.e prepared for 3000 men, ancl hi is
certain that they hate not yet arrived.
PAMPLON 1; Jr NE 6.
Yesterday 800 horses, and 200 French iotfantry,
with a piquet 01' cavalry, left this plats-. This di-
vision will mint go beyond Tudela, ahem they will
he received by a pirry well provided with artillery.
All time rosources of this kiogioto tire in motion.—
In Arragon there are 25.000 regular troops, and
80,000 well armed and provided, attended by 114
pieces of artillery.
From Saragoem they write, that the port of Car-
thagena is opened to the English, who have un-
shipped 2.5,000 stand of arms, with ammunition in
Pm
rogortion ; and that they have again left the place
to bring over from Majort.:t 8300 Spanish soldiers.
'Valencia is united with Amigo'', amid the former
is yet more abundumitly supplied a ith troops than
the latter.

Some persons, on whom we can rely, have arriv-
ed from France, who assure us, that in the interior
there are no troops, and that the grand army on
foot dues not amount to lOt,ooo men.
TREATY.
His 'Majesty Doti Fernando, King of Spain and
of the Indies, and it his Royal name, the General
Assembly of this Principality (Asturias), proclaim a
Peace with England, and a close alliance with that
generous nation, which has olleml to us all the as-
sistance we required, to support us iu the war with
France; and we assure His Britannic Majesty, that
we consider our's a common cause with his own, to
destroy the tyranny of Napoleon. We also prnclaiin
peace with Sweden; and we command that all our
ports be opened to the vessel* of either nation, and
' that notice he transmitted to all the Public Fu.ie-
tionaries, and be published by Proclamation, with
the !greatest solemnity, iu this capital.
By Ord.:: of the Supreme Council of Asturias,
JUAN ARGUELLES TOREL,
Repra.sentative said &tertiary.
Oa 10, Jute 21, 1508.

LUGO. JUNZ 16.
Our regular awl provincial troop. a continual-
ly tiling oir with their buttalmus complete, to tlie
number afilhooo, and :t grand train of artillery.
The enlistment of :Awe.) peasants is actively pro-
ceeded in, to enable Ghasertil Cuenca to reinforce
his army.
MADRID. Julia 14.
Yesterday proceeded towards 14rance several
tbe Equerries of Mirat sad to-morrow be will