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LONDON.

MONDAY, JUNE 27.
STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
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SPAIN.
last Some very important intelligence

operations of the Spatiish.patriots has
.--Captain TRENturrr, of his Majesty's
!, is arrived from Corunna, which he
'th instant, and has brought with him
of the States of Galicia, who arrived in
ty at two o'clock. The following are
circulated among the friends of Ad-

main had gone with a flag of truce into
respecting some sailors. He was received
,st cordiality, and was invited on shore.
ling, all the English prisoners, to thel
other of 120, were liberated and given up to him,
sad he was requested to attend an Assembly ofth e
tuts of the Province, which had unanimously
dud the Asturians in an insurrection against the
pony of the French. He was informed in the sit,
tig of the Assembly, of the state of affairs, and as
the turnost anxiety was expressed that Great Britain
could make common cause with the Spaniards, they
!masted his opinion, whether he thought it prefem-
Ile that the States should make their application to
Great Britain by letter or by a deputation ? Captain
Imam having recommended a deputation, two
expectable Nobles were selected for the mission, who
embarked with him in the ALCMENF.
u The substance of the information brought by the
ALotrig is as follows :—That the whole North of
Srinvrasactually in a complete state of insurrection ;
out there were 350,000 men in arms ; that a body of
10,000 men had marched towards Madrid, of wh;ch
NM, under General CUESTA, an experienced offi-
rr, were Spanish troops of the line. That the corps
el Spaniards which were quartered at Oporto, in For-
*gal, had made themselves masters of all the French
is that town and neighbourhood, had executed . the
French commander, and marched towards Spain to
their brothers 'in arms ; that the people of Andalusia
lad also risen ; that they had put to death the Mar-
pis At SOLANO, in consequence of his having ordered
*disgraceful submission to the French; and that the
militia of Andalusia had taken possession of the
passes of Sierra Morena, and were fortifying them.
6 Several other Noblemen; among whom are the
Com ae ToRRE FRESNO, General Tituvu.t.o, and
Baron AisaLa, have, on the, same account, fallen a
;wince to popular indignatiob. FILANGERI com-
mands the Patriots in Galicia, and, under him, anion
other Officers of great merit and experience, • Mr.
Vies, whom we understand to be an Englishman.
Om had considerable rank in the army under the old
Government, serves as Major-General. In the city'
of Zamora upwards of 1000 French soldiers have sur-
rendered their arms.
" The Deputies have brought with them the
Ovid. Gazette of the 11th of June. This states, that
the Governor of Carthagena, who was preparing to
deliver the city to the French, had suffered the same
fate with Don ALIVAIAs and that he was put to
death at thevcritical moment when a large French

Torte was peeparing to enter Carthagena from Ton.
ion; that thia.force consisted of a squadron of ships
of the line, and WOO troops ; but on their arrival off.
Mlcant they were most fortunately attacked by a
Pfladron of the sing of Great Britain ; that an ac-
tion commenced, which lasted two days, and termi-
sated in the destruction of two French frigates and
ill the transports, and the capture of two sail of the
line, but that the Dritish had lost two frigates in the
conflict. This Gazette further states, that a large
French vessel having entered the harbour of Cartha-
Ma, laden with ammunition and money, upon the
idea of finding the French masters of the place, had
Mien into the hands of the patriots.
" Other accounts add, that it was believed every
rut of Spain was in a state of insurrection, except
*le Particular places in which the French troops were
Boned; and it was believed that our squadron had
entered Cadiz, to assist in taking possession of the
French fleet in that harbour.
"A respectable Merchant, who left Lisbon on•
1418th states, that when he took his departure from
gi'd City, there was a report that Admiral PURVIS
had ontrrcd Cadiz ; that a large division of the French
army at Lisboa had actually marched for Madrid ;
and that General Junor was fortifying himself, with
the remainder of the French troops, in Lisbon."
To the above we have to add the following para-
graph copied from a letter received this morniug from
oar Correspondent at Plymouth :
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 25.
" Yesterday arrived the RAVEN, of 18 guns, from
of the Tagus, with dispatches for Government, which
were forwarded immediately for London. It is cur-
featly reported (but with what truth we cannot affirm)
that the Portuguese have massacred all the French-
men that were at Lisbon, and that the Russian men
of war have been delivered up to Sir C. Corrow."
Our Port Letters contain besides important intelli-
gence relative to other matters, and are deserving of
Ar attentive perusal.

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