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form in it,' resitution, as tender and feeling in its
gratitude
AuGusTl3.=-.‘r. At six in the ti;ening the tie=
tro was ilackuied and invested. On this day 1
" prochinied, by order of. his Excellency the
,1)116: of Ciudad aodrig-o, the Constitution formed
by ti' General and. Extraordinary Cortes of the
-kingdcrn, D. Carlos de Espana, Govetnor of this
capital
,Id its province, and Marshal Miguel Ala-
Va-, pressing
at the Act. The concourse of peo4
pie was ihniense, and appeared to have multiplied
the inhabitur,,
reduced to IL, tli-Ari a third. .
of the capital, which had been
This .cerqlony Was performed amidst the
roar of the eneho. cannon, who made their last
efforts to
.defend Le
we thus say, that at- inelosure of the Retiro i and
he 'same time we heard the last
groans.of
(10PressioL and the first voice of hide=
pendence,—we saw on-selves free from the bor.,
rid and black load of digrace, at the same in,-
stant as appeared to oureyes the luminous torch 4
our felicity. ,

" ©happy day ! 0 certain presage of our fa-
ture felicity ! - 0 warrior:, of Albion, of Lusitania,
and afflicted Spain, by you we arc free. 0 fathers
of the. country, by you we are free.

AUG. 14.—" The Ret'iro surrendered at noon,
at the time when the "scaling ladders were pre.,
,pared for an assault: - The garrison, consisting of
1900 men; marched out prisoriers ; near 200 pieces
of artillery, 20;000 muskets; and other effects, (of
which a more circumstantial account.will be given);
were fOund in it. At. the same time we cannot
omit the lively wish; which the people manifested
to again occupy this new Bastile, -where Keneh
.cruelty sacrified so many victims ; but the people
were prudent and moderate, and, wished, to avoid
the sad recollection of their disgrace with the
sight of ,their oppressors. On this same day, ica
virtue of the Royal Decree of the Regency of the
Kingdom, the swearing to the Constitution of the
county. took place' in all the parishes of this
pital.
`f The Council of this capital wishing to offer
the Duke.of Ciudad Rodrigo a proof of their gra-
titude, determined to 'entertain him with a [nag-
nificenL ball. The numerous 'and- ,enlightened
concourse who assisted at it, the decorations of
the hall, the abUndance of the wines, fruit, &c.
`the order and -urbanity of all, and the presence
theOeneral of Europe, offered a picture worthy
of admiration,. even' to those more accustomed to
those scenes."

LISBON, AUG:. 29.--By a Decree of the Cortes,.
permission-has been granted to the city of Sala-,
manca, to ‘place in, the principal square the bust
of the great Lord WELLINGTON', with an inscrip-:
tion descriptive of their gratitude for having been
freed froth the French yoke.

OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM COLONEL PALAREA (z!.
, MEDICO) TO THE MARQUIS MONSALUD, DATgP
HEAD-QUARTERS, CARAVANCHEL DE BEIAS
AUG. 12.
EXCELLENT SIR,
I have the satisfaction to inform your Excel-•
lency, that I entered the city and court of Madrid;
to-day, at 11 o'clock,' free from the enemy, vritli
the exception of 1800 men, who remained in the,
Retiro. The regiment of the Empecitu:do, other
free corps, and nn English division, also entered-,
It is not possible to describe to your Excellenq.
the enthusiasm' _taf triiv. patriotic pupulitrun ;
the windows were adorned, and ari,inimmerahle
concourse of people obstructed the rears from the
Gate of Segovia by which we entered..
The head-quarters of. Lord WELLINGTON were
to-day in Rosas, and will to-morrow he trans--;
ferred to Madrid. Thew French are, in different
columns, retiring by Mancha. The enemy's gar-
rison of Guadalaxara, composed of 800 men, IS
this moment capitulating with the Empecinado,
and are to remain prisoners of irar:'

The letters from Riga speak with perfect con-.
'ildenCe 'of. the present security of that place, and
itio-se from St. Petersburgh are full of strong pre"
S-entationS of the enthusiasm that prevails for the
"ifefence of the Empire, and of the promptitude and,
which the Nobles have come. for-
ward, The exchange was at 241 •
The veteran liuTusoFF, on his return from the
command of the Russian armies on the Danube,
Tuts- been nominated •Generalisilmo of the Forces
in_the. North, and Count BARCLAY DE TOLLI and
Prince 13AoiLvrioN- are to serve under him. He
.has.als9 been exalted to the rank of a Prince of
.the

- "AlikaoATz, SzeT.,_l3.—The fine weather has
diffused'ha-ppiness all over this town, and all,the
places of amusement derive proportionate advan-
tage. -We had a Masquerades at the Assembly
Rooms last night. It, was. much better than that
we- had before. To-morrow we are to have a
grand Ball in bononr of ,Lord WELLINGTotc, the
great hero of 'the Peninsula. GIBBON exert.Q hi'
vocal Dowers with great success at the Library.
Miss DUNCAN'S renewedengagement has been be-
neficial to the Theatre as well as to herself%
benefit tales place to-morrow,• when her engage"
ment probably concludes.'

On Tuesday"last the L
Drawing at Coopers' Ha
when the following Cal
72 Shares, at 'aisles tr
Clornbill, and 9, Charing
.1,661.
p,sBo • B. 3,000
.‘ • :500
302' 3OO
2309 300
403
_ _ _

ottery began and fir: ii!ed
ill, in -Basinghail-strect,
pital Prizes were Sold la
fortunate Offices, 4,
!,--cross "

574 OO
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..500
2,73 G B .
;04
...
:3,689
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411 •
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2,i UO
- .The holders of• the Share's. may receive tli
money on dethand, at either. of the Contractor's
Offices as ?...hove, or Exchange them for Tickets a
Shares in the NOV Lottery, to be Lawn the 20th
of next month, the Scheme of which coistains...ova..
prizes of
.20001. (instead of 16,0001.) more piize3!
and the lOwesti prizes of the last may be exeivxfig7
ed for Tickets and Shares in the new, :as undell
Sixteenth ss. Gd. Quarter.... : . ......
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ir• . fat sheep, belonging to Mr. 80-131.1';5,
orilOrwoud Green, were killed on Friday night,
who carried off a part of the care.,t-e"
and left the realaindex in a ditch.