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London, England, 1813-04-26 00:00:00

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A Corunna Mail reached town this morning.
The accounts brought by it confirm the evacua-
tion of Leon by the French, and generally the re-
treating movements of their armies. Josiqqt ar-
rived at Valladolid on the 27th ult. and prepara-
tions were making for his progress to Vittoria.
CORUNNA', ALIUL accounts of the eva-
cuation of Leon have proved correct; it took
place on the morning of the.27th ult.

SANTIAGO, APRIL 2.—When the Vrench evacu-
ated Leon, they carried with them all the grails
they could, and that which they were not able to
take was sold, and the inhabitants obliged to give
the highest price for it.
Rio JANEIRO, DEC. 1812.—The Prince Regent
of Portugal has created the title of Duke of Vic-
TORIA for the illustrious Lord WELLINGTON, aaiC
for Marshal ligausvoaD that of Marquis of
Cam ro MAYOR.

VALHADOLID, ALkactr•l9.--4t is said that the
Artily of Portugal is now 'rAtteed.to•five divi-
3ious, as the others have beets united to them,
and tlutt Frt of them have marched towards Bur-
g, E, ryhug proves, and they theMselves.
confess, that they are going to retire to the Ebro.

`CIUDAD RODIUGO, MARCH 30.,--At a moment
when tot enemy's troops belonging to the armies
of the South, the Centre, and of Portugal, arc in
movement; we cannot, with certainty,. point out
their true situation ; nevertheless., we 'Can say
something which may satisfy the curiosity of our
readers.

The Army of Portugal has changed many of its
garrisons, withdrawing its hospitals and some ma-
gazines from between the Tonnes anti the Douro.
The, garrisons of Alva, Salainunca, and Ledesma
still exist, and, in the rear of these are others in
various places in the direction of Toro and Me-
dina. In this town, in Arevalo, Ohuedo,
ether places in their vicinity, there are' likewise
garrisons of infantry and cavalry'. k'rOin • this
army some regunents have proceeded towards the
North of Spain. In Gamora Toro, 4111.1 to Leon
and Palencia, garrisons are maintained. In Torde-
sillas and puente Douro there are also garrisons
and on marching from Simancas, the troops of the
2d division, who were there, set fire to the At-
chives, and burnt a part of the building and many
ic wyents.

General ItEILLE's bead-quarters continue in.
Valladolid, although it is siwosed he will change
them, on account 01 JOSZPR'S arrival, on the
23d. With the great convoy of awaking, alumi-
nition, money, and articles of commerce, which
came from France and entered Valladolid on the
Bth, there have 4rri-ved from 4 to 5,000 met, be-
longing to various corps. In its journey through
Borgos, a considerable quantity ,ot powder was
left in that fortress, upon the reparation and ang-
mentrition of which they labour incessantly.

PURDLA DE SZNARRII, APRIL s.—Our Scroll
state, that the troops with the Intrusive amount
t., between 28 am' 30,000 men, and are in the
points of Ceullar, .villa, Segovia, and Tudeia.

O;► the Ist marched towards Riosns, Vulderas,
and Vdlaipandos, cavalry. On the preceding day
they were a►mployed it► mali'ng fosses and h►►rri-
ca(ling the huts. Orders have been given to the
Alcades to send to Plausden the large quantity of
grain which remains here,

On the 27th ult. the Intrusive received in Val-
ladolid a courier from Navocnox, in const (pience
of wh.ch, his qUarteynaster with all the baggage,
set out toward Vittoria. Families arrive here in
hundreds with the great convoys and StrOlig
escorts, carrying the baggage and effects apper-
taining 'to the garrison, and proceed in small
brigade s towards Burgos; here arc Cbunsellors
expected : on the 31st ult. the Intrusive with
three regiments and the royal guard arrived.
The same day those who were in Toro marched
to Rio Seco. The cavalry from Zamora hare
joined those at.Ledestna, for fear, as it is said, of
the troops from Ciudad Rodrigo.
Vtao, APRIL 4. The Portuguese merchant
ship nom Ctpt. Custormo, from Rio de Janeiro
fur Oporto, has pat into our harbour,; the Cap-
Vain has deposed the following before the Consul
That various merchaots of that City' butt received
letters o:n Monte Video, with the intelligence
that the Portuguese troops under the command of
1)I1 GO SOUZA, hitil again rettimea
it,. waist the ithiurgents of Buenui Ayres, in conse.

otivet he ties* -orders i'eteived from die Patt4a
Itronwr, and after having destroyed several patties
of them, obliged tileoi to capitulate with the said'
Portuguese troops. In the capitulation they were
obliged to acknowledge rEtili/NAND VII: and
unite with the Moutevedcans.

This intelligence was communicated eight days
previous to the sailing of the vessels, which took
&lice on the 213 t December, and is confirmed by
Signor 13E4siAnomo
,CORREA MELo,• Lieutenant
Colonel of Candores, a passmger. in the said
ship, and bothibuve signed thisAilaration.
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A letter from Dover received this moining

says :

" A report has been very prevalent all day that
BuoNArmurF, has been shot on his way to join the
Grand Ar►►►y. This report was communicated to
the hired ar►ned schooner Flying Fish by a Dutch
fishing-hoot ; the people declaring it was Circu-
lated and believed all though Holland."
We are afraid this is nothing but a report, •

A lleligoland and two Gottenburgh Mails have
arrived since our last, and advises were received
by Government from Cnxhaven and Ilamburgh,
of which the following Bulletin Ins issued :

BULLETIN.

" War Devartment, April 11, 1313.

"GoVernment have received advices from [lam-
burgh of the 170, and from Cuxhaven of the
9th, stating the arrival, upon the Elbe, of Ge-
,neral with the vanguard of the Swedish
army, amounting to 6,000 men. ThiS corps was
to he followed immediately by the main body,
commanded by the CROWN' PRINCE of
,Sweden,
for whose reception 'preparations, were making at
Lnnenberg.
" The Allied force upon the right bank of the
Elbe, bad sent detachments, which had penetrated
within ten miles of Zell, and to the neighbour-
hood of Venter'. They were cheerfully supplied
with provisitms by the inhabitants, who gave
them accurate information of the strength and
movements of the enemy's forces. The French
sheaved uo intention to advance. A part of DA-
VDUSTIS corps was at Zell and Brunswick on the
12th, in communication With the \Timmy. They
appeared to be apprehensive of an attack from the
combined Itussians and Prussians on the Elbe,
and of an attempt to get into their rear.
" It was believed at llamburgh that General
KLEIST had obtained possession of Wittenburgh—
whether by capitulation or storm was not known.

Advices from Prussia concur in stating, that
on to the 11th inst. the arm's? under Count -Wpm.
GENsTBIN, and that under General 13LuCilaa,
were advancing without the enemy being able to
check their progress. On the Contrary, his forces
were falling back Ripon the Main. At Dtiben, the
Russians had taken considerable magazines des-
tined for the supply of Magdeburg.
The Senate of Hamburgh had received an as-
snrance from the Emperor of 111/33 t a, that the whole
Military force of his Empire should, be employed
in restoring the independence of Germany, whilst
his own frontiers would be left in defence of the
militia, which had been called out and encamped.
By the first of May there would be 300,000 Rui
shuts engaged in G,rniany, including Cossacks.
" Regiments of Oldenburghers, Brunswickers,
and other Germans, were raising at Boitzenburg.
The object of the.expedition against. Cuxha-
ven was to cut off all communication with Eng.-
land,. by the way of the Elbe, and to intercept
the transports, With the supplies of arms, which
were known to be destined far liamburgh."

The accounts by the Mails state that the CROWN
THIN cn of Sweden intimated his intention of leas,.
iug Stockholm on the 90th, and that he wa% ex-
pected to arrive at Gottenburgh on Friday last, to
embark for Pomerania.
The .Ktwo Of SAXONY has retired with his
family to Ratishon, attended by the French Mi-
nister. We fear he has thus become a tool in the
hands, of France, instead of joining the standard
of independence ; his people, however, there is
every reason to believe, will act more rationally,
and pnrskte a course more kv or th y of diem.

Dispatches were received yesterday by Govern-
Meta from .Lord „CATIICAAT, brOlight by Mt.
RurP, the Messenger, which relate chiefly to
the. victory obtained over BEAUHARNOIS. by Gene-
ral WrrouNsTalN.

A letter from Plymouth, received this day, state,
.
the receipt of intelligence there, brought by the
Swedish brig Eliza from St. James's River, vir_
ginia, in thirty-three days, that Commodore Cocit-
BURN in the Marlbarcugh, with two other line of
battle ships, three frigates alicl a brig, were in
Hampton Roads blocking the port. The Constel-
lcttacrn,sAmerican frigate, wai within sight of
Commodore COCKBURN'S squadrOn, and means
were taken to defend her by gun.hoats, against a
st.pposed attack from the British, by armed boats
Trout the squadron, which it is believed will b
attempted. •