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have now followed them towards the frontiers.--
All the troops that were in the garrison have accom-
panied them, so that the police of the city is now
entirely carried on by the inhabitants, from which
duty no one is exempt, not even the Ecclesiltsticsl.'

An enlistment has been ordered, comprising all
Males between the ages of 18 and 50, without any

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exception.

The 24th will be a grand day in this Capital and
its vicinity, for on that day FERDINAND the 7th will
be proclaimed here and at Toledo.
The following are th►e positions which the Galli-
ciao Army now occupies :—The Vanguard and the
lie:id-quarters are at Astorga. The first piVi?ion
under the command of General CAGIGUL, at Or-
beg'►; the second at Marizanal ; the third at Vi-
rereas and the fourth in Leon.

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GENEROSITY Oh AN ENGLISHMAN. • •
Letter addres3ed to Messrs. Don CHANNEL BENITO
CkNNEDO, and Don I.'‘ELIXE GONZALEZ PoLA,
Citizens at this Royal Consulate of Corunna

Corunna, Aug. 10.
"17°11 vsjil be pleased to receive, an(l deliver in
fly natt!e, the 6nal of realsVeillon 43,176:17 to the
Supreme junta of this kingdom, in order to the
sa betng seniployed as they, together with the
Authorities in Spain, which have turned a
Common cause against France, shall best dired.
have the honour to be, &c.
" FKEDERICK GRELLOT, of London."

PROmoTIONS.

The Kingdorn..ittencluig to the services performed
by the English Colonel Don C. W. Doyi,b, and to
the re,pect due to his Britannic Majesty tor the dis-
pensation of his generous protection, has nominated
him Brigadier of Infantry of the Royal Armies; cone
felting at the same time the rank of Lieutenaiii-tb•
lonel' of Infantry on Captains of the same Nation,
Don THOMAS KENNEDY, a d Dort. W C ELL, M. ONN •

And 'the merits and services or: Doi I‘,IANuAt.
ACLIA DE PA,TINO, his Secretary, liavt g also been
consiciertd,be has been accordiugly Advauccd to the
honours of a ,Kults,'s Secretary.

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.CoNDON,
TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1808.

Tat last -accounts which Government have re-
teived from Sir ARTIIUR Wtr-LesLay are dated
the -12th instant ; at that time he was at Leiria ; he
bad been joined by General SPENCEA'S division, and
by a Corps of between 5 and 6000 Portuguese, and
vasadvw:ng towards Lisbon. Gen. ANSTRIITHER'S
tivision passed Ferrol on the 12th, under convoy of
the St. Alban's and ,dinuAle•

The Queen of FRANCE, the Duchess of Atosou.
Ulu, and their suite, arrived yesterday at Har-
Vich. On passing Admiral RUSSELL'S Fleet, the
gallant veteran complimented the illustrious visitors
With royal salute.

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We present to our Readers this day a, consictera*
ble portion of the vast mass of Spanish Papers, Let-
ters, &C. down to the 18th, extracts ffQlll which
we inserted in part of our impression yesterday.
These documents are chiefly interesting in shew-
ing that the same enthusiasm which produced the

revolt against French Tyranny continues with una-
bated zeal. It appears that atter the flight of Jo-
sEPu, the robber, arid his myrmidons froth-Madrid,
the People maniteste, great indignation ,ig.tinst those
who had acknowl,dged the authority of the Usurper
14h° had been forced upon the CountrY'Oit the
Spanish people, even with all their rage, did not
proceed to the extrernitie4 which have characterised
the French in all cases of itisurreaion, hut content-
ed themselves with breaking the windows and de-
stroying the furniture of a few houses inhabited by
those against whom they were particularly offend-
ed. Retlettion, however, convinced them that
the :.übm:ssion to the French was an ad of

imperious necessity, on account of the great force
and sanguinary charader of the latter, and the
Spaniards soon returned to tranquillity and a de-
termination to bend all their efforts against the com•
mon Enemy. It is stated that the French Army
which had left Madrid consisted of 22,000 men
They success:vely evacuated Segovia,Valladolid, and
Palentia, and retreated to Burgos, Panorvoa: ;and
Vittoria. JOSEPH had since left Vittoria, and, as we
stated yesterday, had reached Bayonne, W regret
to add that the Biscayans did not display policy
equal to their spirit, but, 'relying upon the effect of
DUPONT'S defeat on the French Army, or expect.
ing timely succour from their Countrymen, rose
too soon against their invaders; in consequence,
French Troops to the amount of eight thousand
bad, been detached from 'Vittoria, and who, after
a brave resistance on the part of the Spaniards, had
taken Bilboa, which surrendered upon terms of
Capitulation on the 16th, very honourable to the
Defenders; but the French, with their charafteristin
perfidy, the moment they obtained possession of the
place, began to exercise their rapacity, in diaciilin of