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LONDON,
NA TUB DAY, JET LY io, 1813.

GLORIOUS RESULTS OF THE VICTORY

OF varonr.i.

Willi feelings almost as much elevated as when

this'aay week we communicated to. the Public

the glorious news from Vittoria, do we this day

lay before them the accounts received oUthe first

splendid fruits-and consequences of that most in',

portant Victory By Corunna Papers to the 4th

of Inly, the contents of which are given below,

we arc informed, in a'short compass, of these

mighty events--tb at—

VALENCIA IS EVACUATED !

PANIPLOIA BESIEGED I

BARCELONA INVESTED !

TARRAGONA TAKEN !

WELIAINGITON MARCHING TO CUT OFF

SUCHET! " • AND
TUF lIRITISTI FLAG UNFURLED IN
FRANCE!!!

These are the results within one week, of the
unequalled exploit, the fame of which has by
this hour (we trust) resounded to the furthest
verge`of ‘Burope—ewhich has' rendered immortal
foe heroes by whom it was achieved, and added
as bright a beam of glory to the brilliant halo
which surrounds the British name, as ever yet

irradiated a nation's character.
We have said, that the liberation of Spain was
accomplished by the genius of WELLIttoroN, on
the plains of Vittoria.-It is true. The task now
performing is 'not that of driving the mighty
robbers from the land they have oppressed.
—Our gallant men and our avenged Allies—
the very unarmed peasantry of them are em-,
ployerl in cutting , off the straggling fugi.;
tires ; in apprehending the thieves in their at»
tempts to escape—in administering the. bitter
chalice of even-handed justice to the criminals,
who, strong in physical power as in:moral de-
pravity, can no. longer pursue their villanies, with
a high hand, and while they outrage every law;
'human and divine., brave alike the resentment of
insulted Man, and the vengeance. of offended

Ileaven.
The general outline of the memorable occur.
rences notv communicated are these :—Field Mar,

shat Wri.t,mrvrow's head-quarters were, on the
26th, at Orcayen, not far to the south-east of
Pamplona, in which place a garrison of 1200 men
was closely besieged. The Hero was proceeding
to .lace, M order to, intercept Suotwr, and thus
clear the Peninsula of the only remaining force
in the country which retained any thing like
!he ,appearance or consistency of an Army....
34Cri is the. capital of a district in Ayragon, and
about forty-five miles from the renowned city of
Saragossa, in a direction alatost due itqrth ; so
that our army marches from Pamplona across the
country almost parallel to the Pyrenees. Of this
Expedition ,we confidently look immediately to
bear that it has consummated the glorious work
in ‘ol)ch we have been five years engaged, and
freed for ever a beauteous country from the last
pollupion of the spoilers.
But while the great Lord is performing this ad-
mirable duty on the one hand, so amply has *he
been provided with means by our imbecile and re:-
riled Rulers at home, he is enabled to dispatch the
gallant Sir THOMAS GUM; AM with two British
and General C RON, with.. two divisions of the
Allied Troops—whither ? to France after the
runaway King and his dispersed followers, l—One,
account states the Spanish cavalry to be with-
in siXteen leagues of Bayonne ; the next that
the Allies have actually invaded the terri-
tories of time enemy :—therc to repay Mtn his
forced loans • his contributions; his murders,
a“I leis toassacres.—The high road by Iron
was the route by which this momentous en-
t •rprize was pnrsued. Aai enterprize which will
1)1114'14u: the thunderbolt upon-. France, and
in more towlwil, ttPthvocing, the Tyrant, by
opening the, eyec, oi the poopie, than two
Ittnith ea thous Men
rartris led ,by the
ablest Captams of 010 ow-, We do anticipate
every thing from this admiratde stroue
, and
Ave wish not to restrain, but to c,,y,
Y the feelings
of the wintry alpng with us, in lookh
tg or mpre
wonderful consequences to be derived from it tintn
the tnost sanguine have yet ventured to cooopiv,.