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London, England, 1810-07-25 00:00:00

patroks, commanded by Captains Decoussy and
Sclusberg, fell in, on the 17th ult. 'ulth.a party ot•

130 111eil, thirty of them being cavairji,•ricar Gibra-
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lean, killed, 4.0 of:then], made,;o prisoners) and took
several horses, without the loss of man on out
Quarter-Master Levayasseur, of the e7th cltasseurs,
was the only per wounded in this petty affair, iu • t-•
; which he chstitiguished himself.
" The fortifications of the Alhambra, Grenada,
and the work's at the forts of Malaga and Jaen, ere
completed, and eery thing goes on well in the in.
terior of Andalusia.
" Villa-Campo, beaten and routed in Arragon ih
! every rencontre by the troops of the 3d corps, march-
ed the relics, his force to Cuenca, .where Basse* " •
court.yvas posted wither fekc th usatids of insergenti,.
who were coned off by force from their .villages..
The arrival al V;Ila-Cattipo made this bOdy aenbent
to Woo infantrv.and 600 cavalty,with 8 pieces of t an-
non. It kept some distries Of the province of. La- •
:M.:twilit in a stm•e of alarm. H s Catholic M ijesty, •
Wishing to dest'ofy it, br to repel it to a di-Lance,
.;
setxt General ;Dictate in the dire. lion of Cuerica.•
The enemy, on being.aoprised of this move .rent;
suddenly evacuated that city', aedernade off with all •
expedition, to the diredion of Valencia—. General.
Lueotre entered Cuetiu'a on the 17th, -and sent for.
ward ,the cavalry in pursuit of•the insui-gents; but
they could not come up with them. CUenea, acrd.
the environs affordingno resources whatever, Uette,;,
rat Lucotte Was under the necessity of abaneoethg
that ddsart, and posted corps of observation at Llcles,
I-toete, and Tarailcote
Authentle information, and the eurnerous de,
sertenethat surre der theaiselves to the 31 corps,
announce .at the a•,tly of the iaso gents in Cata:.
lonia is in tue utmost state of deje•-iton, nod tha it
nlonge, entert.iitis the siietine,t hopes of the Wi-
tt:lsh he cutse which it supported. •
• " The Va!ethaans,
,whit the desgo Of pleverning
the sieee of Torsos; and Tarragona, male their ap-
pearance in front of iVlorella, to the numbcr,
6,000 oleo. Gee erai Mon onarie occupied that
town with €2OOO. Notwithsee.ding this superior by
on the:part of the enemy, he attacked •them, broke
tlee racks, and completely routed them, with the
loss of i 100 pat hors decoozbizt.
" There are still some bands of brigands straggling
about in Navarre, whose successes are confined en-
tirely to the interception of couriers ; but meanies
are in train for their speedy and entire destruction,
and also that of those that still infest a few cl,s-
tries of the three Provinces of B,Sedy and Oici
Castile.
" In the Asturias, General Bonnet has defeated
the insurgents as often as he has been able' to f,II
with them. His head-quarters are at thiedo, aid
Ins troops occupy Grado, and the whole of th,e con:
try between the N.ircea and the Nfivia ; his com-
munications are established between St. An ler° and
Leon j: he could, without difficulty, advance opo.l
Gallic:la, but he has received orders to remain in its
natal position, in expectation of ultetior events.

" The points of Leon and Astorga are perfealy
secured; and the army of Portugal, whilst it 4,1%-
‘l--Ously'pl'osecutes the siege or Ciudad Rodrigo,
watches at the same time, the Whole of ttie
frontier of Portugal, from Gallicia as tar as the
Tagus._

The gd corps, which is in Estreenadurae and
occupies the whole of the country from Alcantara,
where it joins•the 6th corps, as far as' Zeta, where
it communicates with the sth, does not,give a, mei-
rnent's repose to the different corps of Romatei's
army. It pursues them at all points, almost uni-
formly comes up with them, and defeats thei ‘.l;,
the loss of numbers in killed and prisoners.
" Reconnoitering parties are freciuently pushed as
far a. the glacis of Badajos. On ine gill tilt. Gene=
rat Reynies went in person to reconnoitre that tort-
res.,. He surprised the advancedpoqs on the road
to Zifra and Talav era, made about a score of prisonet s,
put to the sword, or drove into Guadiana a lareer
number, and carried off a herd of 800 oxen, 2tto
horses, and 50 mules t hat. were at pasture under the
walk of the town. Events at this description hale
ffrepeatedly taken place,.
" The greatest ferment continued to prevail in,
Badajoz. The revolutionary measures of the-Junta
and Retnana excited universal indtgnation, aridgave
rise to incessant complaints, which were never li,-
tened to. The carrying off of cattle had occasioned
some violent scenes. The inhabitants of Estresna-
dura, who had taken refuge in the place, seeing the
approach of harvest, and no steps taken to execute
Roinana:s promise to protect them in their agricul-
tural labours, declared to him, that since he yea; ar-
able to repel the French, and to secure their posh;es-
sions from incursions, it was necessary to submit to
the new order of things. Vie are assured that the
garrison is equally'dissatisfted. In short, the Julio';
and Bottum are generally detested."
DLSESDEN, JULY 7.—According to the last advices
from Vienna, the vidory Obtained on the 3d ult. by
the Russians over the Turks, bas been productive of
results extremely advantageous to t he vidors.
Silistria capitulated on the I eth, and the Grand
Vilier proposed a suspension of Count
4amenski demanded that preliminaries should t e
signed .forthwith. The Turkish army is falling
back, through the moentains.,-upon Adrianciple
Barna has proposed terms of capitulation..

Tliese accounts, transmitted to Vienna in an off*
cial 4i.patch dated the 12 th ult. are connirned
those received dirett- frorrt St. Petersbuign, by the
Russian Legation here.

HANOVER, JULY 7.--The King of lit,lland 'or-
rived here yesterday. His MileAy Cotijitined his
journey, without slopping,- tor C 0544, where Le
goes cu join his brother.