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SOLHM QUIS Dicta TALSUM AUDZAT ?

LONDON,

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER :6, 1 a 08.

WE have received Boston Papers to the I oth ult.
the contents of which will be found in a subsequent

Column.

There are various reports from Spain, grounded
on the authority of private Letters, but we can
assure our Readers that no further intelligence has
reached Government than what we have stated with-
in the last two days. We think it, however, proper
to communicate the general contents of the Letters
alluded to, sincerely hoping that more fave,urable in-
telligence will speedily arrive. A Letter, dated Tudela,
Noveniber -3, states, that the Army of Castile had

disbanded itself; but the same letter says, that the
troops who were likely to prove effeetive had been
incorporated with the regiments of the line, and
those who were unfit for active duty had returned to
their usual occupations. The chief reason assign-
ed for the discontents which prevailed in this army,
arid which Jed to this event, if it has really

taken place, is their attachment to CUESTA, and

their determination to serve under no other Com-
mander. This account is inconsistent with that

which states, that they are incorporated with the
Regiments of the Line. CuESTA, it is said, has
been put under an arrest, by order of the Central
Junta, The Russian Legation was to leave Madrid
on the 9th inst. and proceed to embark at Carthae
g-ena. Gove►ntnent had issued a Proclamation, or-
dering the utmost respect to be paid to him.—The
French, it is said, had demanded 30,000 rations for
their army at Burgos, but as the inhabitants learned
that the first division of the army of Estremadura had
arrived in the neighbourhood, the demand was re-
jecled. Mr. FRERE presented his credentials to the
Junta at Aranjuez on the 9th. An Ambassador
from Portugal and another from Sweden was expe&-
ed to Spain. It was reported that the Porn; had sent
his Nuncio to recognise the Supreme Junta, and
that an Austrian Minister had arrived for the same
purpose, and both had proceeded to Aranjuez. A
Division of the British troops is said to have reached
TalA•era de la Reigna, on the Ist, that another
arrived at Salamanca, and that both were advancing
towards Burgos. The British troops which had
arrived by the way of Corunna were proceeding
in the same _direetron; They were all received by
the Spaniards with every testimony of respell and
gratitude. The number of the enemy who had at-
taced Burgos were supposed to amount to from
15 to 20,003. They had defeated the first division
of the army of Estretnadura. C..STANOS had been
bummoneci to Aranjuez to report to the Junta the
particulars of what had happened at Logrona and
Merin. The Officers belonging to the disbanded
Army of Castile arrived at Tuhela on the 6th. Deal
JOSEPH PS LAFuX and General DoYez had held a
Couocil at that place, which occupied many hours,
and PALAFOX next day proceeded to Saragossa. All
our cavalry had disembarked al Corunnaon the 15th
General PiGN4TELLI had been put under ar-
rest. Some indisposition had prevailed in Sir JOHN
MoORE'S Army, but nut to such an ext.ent as had
been reported.

' • Such is the generl substance of the intelligence
which has been received, with the supplement to
the, Madrid Gazette, which our Readers will find in
•
another part of tlris Paper. Surne of our competitors
seem inclined to give way to despondency, because
the veteran troops of France have obtained some
success over inexperienced men ; but these suc-
cesses are only partial, and it is to be remembered
that the French are contending against a whole
people in arms, who know that nothing but bondage
and misery must be the etl-ect of French domination.
They know too, that they may confidently look to
the assistance or this Century, and that they have
the hopes and ardent wishes o 1 every State in Europe
lti their savour, all of whom would exult in the
downfall
.of the most bloody, amhitiotts, and fere-
emus Tyrant, that the world has ever produced.

Yesterday morning hiy MAJESTY, Princesses So,
AUGUSTA, and A:%IELIA, accompanied by Lord'
ALSINULIAM, Hotl. Air. G. V 11.1.1Elts, Lildy ELY,
Gen. i:4l'ziloy, and Col•. TAYLott, rode in NVindsor
lark, and returned at twelve o'clock to tie
A Proclamation is expected to appz:ar in the
Gazette ot this evonitl6, for the meeting of. Parlio-
mern on the 16th ot January, tor the dispatch of
bi4s*ss•

e-steiday a Cabinet Council was held at :he Fo-
reign Office, at which were 'present his Gracie the
Puke of PORTLAND, tisc LORD CIIANCELLOR, Earls
A,MpEN, WEsTMOELAN.D, and BATiitra, 1.; I.4.:rds
pIt,G;RAVE, CA•,TIAREAGii, and Ilnwx4sßuktY;
.11;.rotary CANN-ING, and Mr. PRIMEVAL. Alter
tie Z.uuL;UI, ..I,OIOLiAN,KEkBUN-1: :eft t...pxn, 101 fits
eat, Coomb Woo'd.