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FRID'AY,'JULY.24, 181

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Government have recei vett D ispatch es. from Lord
WELLINGfoy; dated at Nava, theist inst. The
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enemy's rear-guard was,. at that time; at Ruccht,
retreating towards Tordesiklas. His Lord S-hip had
sent General D'IIRBAN to alarm the. enemy's ilank,
and he had compelled the French to abandon Toro
and Zamora. Gen. D'URBAN had re-crossed the
Douro upon the appearance of General' FOY with
a superior force. In Estremadura the enemy had
advanced to Santa Martha, and cutoff a body of
Spanish cavalry ; but our troops had come up with
their rear at Azeuchel, and drove them through
that place to Usage, with loss.

This morning a lieligoland Mail arrived, but it,
brings no news from the North.

Although we have, upon, all occasions, been
anxious not to•express ourselves-, °I-A° encourage
in.others; expectations respecting the operations in
the Peninsula,' which might ultimately prove too
sanguine, yet we cannot contemplate the preent
state of affairs in Spain without indulging an
ardent hope that the period of the deliverance.
of that country may soon' be expected. Lord
WELLINGTON, as we stated yesterday, is rapidly ad-
vancing in• a north-east direction, and the
Enemy is as rapidly retreating before him.—
The French .have evacuated Gallicia and the As-
turias, and we know from some of our late, Ga-
zetteS, that they are not safe even in Biscay.
There it every reason to hope, that a very
sides able force will speedily be. organized in the
Northern provinces of Spain; if there is not We shall
bt mpSt severely disappointed indeed., The only
- apprehension 'which--,we entertained was that
SouLT would have been able to. collect such a
force as General HILL would-not have. been able
to contend against, and that by threatening
the Southern part of Portugal, he would have
prevented Lord WELLINGTON from penetrating
into Spain. These apprehensions were, how-
ever, ill-founded. SOULT has not ventured to
advance, or fo make any attempt upon General
HILL'S- position. It is impossible, to give too
much praise to Government for "the prompti-
tude . and secrecy with - which. so large a force
has been collected and landed in Catalonia.—
Such a force, co-operating with the brave,
numzrous, and active Catalonians, will, we
trust, be sufficient to recover that province from
the hands' Of the French. At all events, it will
give full employment to the French troops in that
nuarter, .and prevent any reinforcements from be-
ing sent to SquLT. Under all these circumstances
we certainly do look forward -to a glorious ter-
,

minhtion of the Campaign. A-report was .eir-
enlated this morning that Madrid was taken ; we

coulil not trace the report to any authentic

source, but we think the .evacuation of Madrid
an event very likely indeed to happen, if MAR.-
' 'MONT should continue his retreat much farther to
the Eastward.

The extra ship Ewing arrived in Bengal the 9th

o January last.
The- Roya Charlotte, Neptune, • Arniston,- and
Coutts,.. (outward-bound) were Off 7 Trinidad, on
the lig). of February last. - •
The Cubist-ream (outward-bound) arrived at St.
Baena the 3d -June last.

The extra ship Lark.n, (also outward .bound)
arrives at St. Helena on the 19tIriNitty last. She
left the •ships for Coast and .Bay and llornhay,
which sailed with her from England, in lat. 9. 40.
N. long. 19. 14. W. on the 10th of the_month
preceding, all well.
The Providence, Botany Bay ship, from China,
ar'Tived kt the Cape of Good. Hope, the 24th April
last. •

The. Thames outward bound, having sprung
her bowsprit, put into the Cape of -Good Hope
the Bth May last, but was expected, to get it re-
paired, and to sail for Bencoolen on the 10th of
the some month.

The Right lion. C. LoNG was, on Monday last,
elected -a .Trustee of the British Museum, in tut
room of the late Bishop of ELY.

The Connt D'Es-raniGuEs, whose inhuniatl
murder we- announced on Wednesday, %vas as dis-
tinguished fo? his amiable character in private life.
as hr was for the superiority of his talents and the
extent of his infortnatian. He lived in habits' of

friendship with some of the mo:st distinguished
—characters in this country, by whom he is most
sincerely lamented,