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London, England, 1823-07-09 00:00:00

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.braced Iltrlcr,wazlaced peak to him in comt&od,
being "the first time thatlhe hz7, bleu c ailed i tuck !IOU:
tary, service since the:invazionlaf the Fropinsula, Tate
fOrcein the isle 4::Lesm, e.Ouzive of thecgartiseil of
Cadiz consisted 4.10 000 Meg," of different corps
the organization of which was to be confided spleD.y{
to generals w,ho . had:u en tr, deciiiza a. pap,' in
favour of the Conklin:6On, to allowiny d2ubtit• W.
be entersained of their fidelity. ' •
liotwithitindiog the asseitions.of; the French that
all communications bpi sea and laFntwith.C44.liT, were
cut off, • a convoy arrived on ilikgist from. Se;
ville, under the protectiOn i,f a gunAoitt, and sever,!
boats laden with flour, tpzather with a steam-boat, had
subsequently reached the same port from thq same Aity.
It seems, in fact, that even after the retreat of Loe4z
Blows, the French had not occupied Seville in force,
otherwise no convoys could have sailed to carry pro.
, visions to Cadiz.

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The Mooiteur of the 6th contains the following
Official Report, which only details trifling skirmishes
with Guerillas in various quarters, and serves to
spew that they are spreading fast over the face of
the country:

PARIS. JULY 6.
FROM THE M'ONITSUIt.--OFFICIAL PART.

"ARMY OF THE PIRENNRES—BUI,LRTIN.
" His. Royal Highness being informed that there were still ip
the Asturias numerous corps of revolutionary troops, which,
confiding in the difficult natuie of the country, hoped to maintain
themselves in it, resolved that combined movements should be
made towards that province before General Buurck begass his
cxpedition to Gallicia. The execution of his Royal Highness's
orders has produced the following results :—Gen. /Tuber, whose
march upon Reynosa, with a moveable column had sufficed to
make the corps of Campanillo retreat into the Asturias, which
had advanced into the prOVince of Santander, with the intention
of raising the blockade:of SatitOtia and to re-victual that place,
produced a retrograde movement to give the enemy confidence.
Campanillo, completely deceived again, passed the Deba ; but
being overtaken it once, on the 21st, by three columns of Gene-
ral Huber, on the points of Tissues, Casa-Maria, and Tuento
Mega he was overthrown, and driven bock on that river in the
.greatest dis Order. Only a part of his people could reach the op.
posite bank, the remainder there killed or taken prisoners, and
he himself was wounded. • '

" Our troops went M pursuit of The enemy, and overtook him
several times ; especially on the 23d, near Picas Sella, on the
24th near Colongo, and on the 24th they were already rear
Gijon, having almost entirely destroyed the corps of Campanillo,
which, when it patted the peba, consisted of 1000nr 114)0 men.

"• While this movement seas carrying into effect along the sea
coast, and the Spanish denenl Linga, who had taken part in
the affairs on the Deba, was advancing bY inflesto upon Oviedo,
Count Bourck made general d'Albignacovith the 15th of the
line; march from Leon towards the same city. On the 21st
this column' overthrew the enemy's outposts before .Gajares, aufl
on the 22d General d'Albignac, having by a march in the night
brought a battalion to Campo Manes, on the rear of the position
of the Revolutionists, attacked them in front at Puente dte
Tieras; and though they were 1609 strong, had cut the road, •
and barricadoed the village, he•Cohipletely routed them, Geh.
Palarca, who commanded this corps, had but 600 men left yrben
he reached Oiiedo, whence he immediately set out towards
Gallicia.

" Generals Huber and D'Albignac immediately esconoßi-
cared with each other, and they are going to advance together
upon Lugo, by way of Astorgi and Villafratica: When the re-
ports were sent off, the number of prisoners made in-thia double
expedition was not known, as more were bringing froth A quar-
ters. Our troops were everywhere seconded by the brave As-
turians, who were eager to guide them and facilitate the pursuit
of the enemy.
[Here fellow commendations of the troops, and *;he names Cf •
the Officers who distinguished themselves]: . •
" A detachment of 20 dragoons of the Royal Guard, cons,
mended by the Duke of Virnarcon, bad a very brilliant affair on
the 26th, at La Cabeza, on the frontiers of the province of
Mancha, against a party composed of many offiCers, of 120
horsemen, and some infantry, who endeavoured to join the corps
of Ballasteros. This party being vigorously attaekid." by'Ot'a
dragoons at the nfoinent when its cavalry was already formed,
was 'thrown Intcrdisorder at the first mock. Its rout wet so
complete that 73 were taken prisoners, ambit: whom weie.a
Colonel and 13 officers; it bad 14 killed; including a Lieutenant_
Colonel and three officers, and 67 horses vane taken. ''(holy sorts
of our dragoons was slightly woundid;ind*We Yost three bores.
[Names of those who distinguiihed thennelves]. ' • The adiinced
guard of Colin Bourdesoult, Commindei.in.Chier of the eiiel
ditiop to Atulallsaia, was on 'the 23d at San Lucar, tbe.2441 at
Puerto San Maria. • This Generalliaec;asised ?sterns Ittal to be
loccupied, and the successive arrival-cif his tsoisps-will have per-
twitted him since then to complete the blockadeof CiAiZ by )Wd. •
Royalist Guerillas hive been tent to Bonds, Arco!, and Medina
%Sidonia ; they found the inhabitante.everYsihere animated with
• the best spirit.

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" The greatest emartasito contisiti44# TRIT+II

,visions are already verfcarce there. Count floordesoult tom:
nionicates with .11ear-Admizat Antelrti; and all the remilice's
Which the luAti tkat we r.cetipy ehn offer, at weltak -the Gatridat.'• •
quiver, will be made use if to second our • arra! .force in the
• blockade by sea. ; • •
. " Count liotatvontis ciisaged PP vine iu gig 9,2/1446.34,0f,
several
movements
battiantioannsdalof
ußsioay.ahaslitt I;mt oluniiitreour .possession ts. p Ifl,sorrifyx.icao7o6
01,:ur
piiies cannoo'of dikferetif '" " ' • , ••
4, Head quarters, tditdrid, Type 30th. • •
*Urdu otitis Royal Highness elm Alsier-Gaserd,
Coilit 611,1144Afiller • •
"Pe OlOkrifffng colgai4s alf folkowi4 isceiligynce
itttillNxtPg.:. •
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armed force called the Third Line, compre-