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from the Isle of-Leon than to past Riego in the
field with ten thousand met): It is also asserted,
that the Empecinado TS at Segovia with his corps
of partisans. According
.to the reports to-day,
General Bourck, after the affair of the 18th at
C.)runna, judged it proper to take a new position.
The affair of Lorca has been very serious, and

purchased with some sacrifice. It has been re-
marked with surprise, that the Monileur of to-
day only speaks of the affair before Corunna of
the 15th, although it is knowp at Paris that they
were fighting before that town on the 16th and
17th, and even on the 18th.
The Journal de Paris announces that they will

soon bombard,Sec.Corunna ; but first, they must
have bombs; for in Galicia they have none ; and
not even a piece of artillery for a siege. There
is much talk about a sanguinary affair which has
lately taken place before Cadiz. It is said that
the batallions (volunteers) of Madrid have dig-
played great courage, and that a company of their
grenadiers supported with the greatest sangfroid
a quadruple attack, and gloriously triumphed.
BAYONNE, JULY 20.-150 Lancers (Constitu-
tional) cattle to reconnoitre the troops blockad-
ing Pampeluna ; but having advanced too far,
four of them were taken. The Cure of Cervera,
in Castille, has put himself, at the head of 600
Constitutionalists. There are now tyro guerilla
parties in Arragon, and three in Navarre.

Atmatn,Jvt.Y 18.—Several bands of partisans
(Constitutionalists) have sprung up in a number
of the Communes of the province of Guadalaxura.
There have precipitately set off to-day from this
capital some Royalist troops to encounter them.
The Guerilla of Chaleco augments daily in the

This Guerilla has surprised the town of Al-
varez, although favoured by its strong position.
The chief force of Chaleco is at Penas de San
Pedro, whera it is being organized.

ERNAXi, 23.—Although the French are
but a short distance from Corunna and Ferrol,
the public spirit in Galicia must be compared to
that of Catalonia. Quiroga has all the troops of
Moritio under his orders ; and Palarea has quit-

ted the Asturias, to be employed by Quiroga.
[Prom the Blade of Tue:day.]
(BY AN EXTRAORDINARY COURIER.)

PORT ST. MARY, JULY 18.-1 wrote you
yesterday, that a Spanish Officer had the bravery
to swim over the canal, to bring to Gen. Borde.
soulle some important information. It is reported
that the news he brings gives hopes of a speedy
termination to affairs ; but he presses the pre-
sence at 'the* bate of Angouleme to be near
Cadiz.

MADRID, JULY s.—News of great import-
ance, though we are yet ignorant of the parti-
culars, has. •arrived at Cadiz, and the Prince
appears much satisfied. Orders have been given
for every thing to be got ready to march at the
first signal. It is said his Royal Highness
will leave Madrid on the 28th, to establish his
head-quarters at Seville ; and that the corps (:f
Molitor will be united to that of Bourdesoulle.
The troops of Villacampa have united with ours,
under the Royal banners.—.-(Edllor's remarks.)
. •f On the preceding article, the Editor of the
Etoile makes the following remark :—" This
movement of the head-quarters proves the error
of the English Courier, in his paper of the 26th,
and demonstrates that he has given false intelli-
gence in these respects :-Ist, That the French

army was,going to retire behind the Ebro ; and
Idly, That we had lost a great number of men
be fore Co ru nna."]
The Journal th& Commerce gives a long enu-
meration of the difficulties that the French army
4cperiences in Spain ; hut one of our Journals
aniwers him this morning in a few lines :
" This moment we hear that Ferrol, Cardona,
and Lorca are taken,—that Quiroga is defeated
before Corunna,—Riego before Cadiz,—and the
army of •Ballasteros dispersed, and Mina shut
up!!!"

Price of the. French Rentes on Tuesday night,
:at Paris, 91f.25c.—Sponish,36—French Scrip

We have in our preeeding columns inserted
some further Extracts from the Paris Papers of
Monday and of Sunday last, receive►l yesterday
by express.

A private letter from the neighbourhood of
Seville, dated the 19th inst., has been nfceived
by a Gentleman who was in a high capacity
in Spain during the Peninsular war, which
represents the opposition preparing by the Spa-
niards in Andalusia against the French as most
formidable. The country swarms with guerillas,
.or rather troops acting as such, which cut
off all detachments from the divisions under
Generals 13ougncsouLLE and Bounstosyr, inter-
cept their communications and supplies of mo-
ney, stores, B:c., and, i►► short, harass them
so vigorously and incessantly, that those Gene-
rals have been obliged to concentrate each his
respective division. A more systematic plan, on
a large scale, is arranging for attacking the
French in Andalusia, where their situation is
det.med so perilous that their destruction or capi-
tulation is confidently anticipated.