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squadron the course they ought to take, and the day at em-
berkation.,
* 4. 'nu krilliers are to receive the sick and wounded, inn.
vhied *hey are unable, or do not wish to embark. They axe
properly to be taken care of, and when recovered to be sent to
'the Isms dadoetion, and in the same manner as the pair**
which they beimuy. •
" J. The serjeants and soldiers are to delver pep their arnis On
arriving at the point of meeting, sad are to continue without
them so hang u they remain at the port occupied by the be-
slept,, and also during their passage by see ; but on landing at
any port belonging to Spain, their arms and trumpets are to be
retained to them.
" & The whole detachment shall be provisioned by the Co-
lumbian Government, se long as it remains in its territories, or
ender its commands, with the same rations which an furnished
to the besiegeri.
" 7. The mdstant.surgeons, or practitioners andfeeton, shall
be entitled to the same consideration as the mope et this do-
tarlatan.

" S. The fort .shall remain in the same mei as. It idea* hi
this day, without suffering any injury or detriment. •
" P. Should any doubt exist or arise in relation to the import
of any of these articles, it shall be interpreted in favour of those
whO surrender.

" Visits, May 17, 18211."
" Head-quartets, in front of Porto Cabins, May 17,1844.

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" All the Articles comprised in that above Capitulation are
agreed to, and the surrender of the fort, with all its armament
and munitions not embraced in its Articles, must be tarried
Into execution this afternoon, and delivered up to the Com-
manclant of Artillery% "

O Santittio Matukbor—A true Copy.--Woouszatr" '

Letters from the Colombian Republic, of a recent
date, state the prospects of the country to be of a
very cheering nature, and the prosperity and happi-
ness of the Republic is anticipated in very glowing
colours. Assurances had been received from London
that the Colombian Government could have any sup-
plies it wished) and to any amount, from England.
—A frigate and corvette of war, for the use of the
Republic, were about to sail from a British port at
the date of their last accounts from Europe. Sir
ROBERT Witson has sent his son to Colombia, to
enter the military service of the Republic. He has
been placed on the President's Staff.

This forendon we received a Spanish Mail, bring-
ing Madrid Papers to the 12th inst. which, though
not of a later date than those quoted in the French
Papers, bring some additional intelligence respecting

the Provinces. The following are extracts:

MADRID, JULY 11. •
The Government has received, by *trines% the im-
portant news that the National troops, commanded
by Count de Valdecunas, entered Castro de Rio on

the 6th. The Carabineers and other rebels aban•

doned that point, to avoid the pursuit of the troops
sent against them. It is also certain that the num-
bers of the rebels are greatly reduced.

SARAGOSSA, JULY 5.
The Constitutional Diary of this City, published
yesterday a dispatch from the MuniCipality of the

town of Fi aga, to the Political Chief of the Province.
This dispatch states, that on the Ist of July, about
six in the morning, when the greater part of the in-
habitants had gone to their labour in the fields, a
great number of armed men, with drums beating,
suddenly entered the town, and proceeded to the
square of the Constitution, where they halted. Having
compelled the Authorities to Assemble, their com-

mander stated the object of their coming, which was
to carry off the arms of the Local Militia, to seize
the money in the public coffers, to throw down the
stone of the Constitution, and set the prisoners at Ii-

berty ! They also demanded 500 rations of bread
and wine, in three hours, and that the same quantity
should be ready for them the next day, leaving it to
the option of the Municipality to collect it in a regular
manner, and without inconvenience to the inhabitants,
or to have them employ their bayonets to procure it.
—All remonstrances being vain, the factious filling
the streets, crying " Long live the King and Reli-
gion !" and the hills round the town being observed
to be occupied by people of the same description, no
resistance could be made, and the Municipality was
obliged to yield to all their demands, except that ofd
releasing the prisoners, from which they desisted, as
its being represented that they were chiefly highway
robbers aad murderers, and they contented them-
selves with the release of one who had been confined
for a few days for some expressions alluding.to the'
Trappist. They levied a contribution of 60,000 reap'
took 60 muskets belonging to the Militia, and other
at ms, which they demanded by Proclamation, with
the standard of the Militia, which they dragged
through the streets, threw down and broke the stone,
and cast it into the river.
They also carried off other articles, among which
were three arrobas of powder, and one of ball, and
withdrew in the afternoon by the road to Mequinents.
They said that Lerida would soon be in their power,
as the forts of Urgel and Figueiras were in that of
their brethren, and that they would soon return to'
Fraga.
The Magistrates of Saragossa have published the
account of.the flight of the Royal Guards at Madrid,
to which the Political Chief has added an exhortation l
to the inhabitants of Saragossa, to follow the example
of those of Madrid, and to depend on the vigilance
of the Authorities. Distrust and disorder are the
shortest road to the loss of our liberties.
BARCELONA, lONS 30.
Our Journals publish various accounts relative to
the rebel i Misas and Mosen Antons.xvho, after being
defeated at Santa Colonna, retired to Amer, are pur-
sued by Colonel Colubi : Milans is also in pursuit ;
and we are assured that the troops from Vich are