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benefits of a peace of which she has so much need.
rs.en will disappear all the evils attendant on the fa-
naticism of persons ever disposed to suffer themselves
to be misled by chimerical hopes ; when the Govern-
ment can devote itself entirely to the care of esta-
blishing, upon solid foundations, political principles,
or when at last surrounded by the true friends of their
country. it is certain of arriving at the end so desired.
The King has manifested, in a particular manner,
his goodness to the Bishop of Porto Rico, whom his
Majesty .hat;l already seen at Maclrul, among the
Members of the Deputations who went there to take
the oath of fidelity in the name of the different towns.

SARAGOSSA, JUNE 21.
The third corps follows up its successes.—The fol-
lowing Proclamation has just been published in the
Order of the Day :

" SOLDIZAS •
" The Emperor ordered me to come and replace the Mire of
Abrantes; who so many times has victoriously conducted you
egaiast the trenches of Saragossa. The first day of my arrival,
I united a part of you, and led you against the enemy---attacked
him, in.order to reconnoitre him. His superiority of numbers
*has niade me resolve not to renew the attack, but to manceovre
in order to draw bim from kis positions. We are unincuniber-
ed with baggage—we have worked ir constructing redoubts—
we have erased the fort of Saragossa—chaced, and driven from
their positions, the bands of the enemy which were upon the
left bank of the Ebro!

" Suddenly, an army of 50,000 men, with a numerous train
of artillery, came to penetrate oar liars, interrupt our convoys,
*NIL endeavour to surroansl um. It was upon this occasion that
Tod.. Proved, soldiers, wipe Frenchmen can do when impelled
by confidence.
" Yon have triumphed an the battle of Saragossa—you have
take% 23 pieces of cannon, tome caissons, three pair of colours,
and killed or taken a great number of men. Upon that day the
ftd Regiment of the Vistula slaNseti much firmness, the 11th of
the line and Ist of the Vistula ,such vigour, the sth and 14th
light battalion a boldness and assurance beyond praise. The 4th
regiment of Hussars has covered it'd:- with glory. The Cuiras-
siers (stile 13th have proved themselves worthy to take a rank
arisen the old regiments of the Grenadiers. he Polish troops
have rhraUed them. You hive pursued the enemy by forced
marches. You have attacked the entrenched camp of Belckite
with the rapidity of lightning. 'Cite 14th regiment, the lit of the
Vistula, and the light artillery have particularly distinguished
themselves. You have driven and dispersed this army, entered
. the town with tlitm, sowing every where terror and death. Nine
pieces of cannon, the last the mealy had, remained in our badds,
42 ammunition cars, 2 or SOO mules, some magazines of cloth-
ing, of rice and biscuit, 6000 muskets, some thousands of priso-
ners, and a great number of killed, have completed your triumph.
The enemy has already passed the frontiers of Arragon.
" Soldiery, after such fine results, gained in four days by your
courage, you will learn to judge of your force when confident in
yourselves, and conducted by discipline you will always be invin-
cible.

is We will inhabit camps, we will exercise ourselves in them,
we will form the young men who come to our ranks, and pre-
serve chat manly courage which constitutes the French armies.
I will watch over your welfare; the country will furnish you
subsistence ; and you by your discipline will give security to the
inhabitants.

" You will bring back to submission and peace deluded men,
victims of sonic ambitious Chief and of English intrigues; you
will cause to be esteemed by yourconduct the government of the
worthy brother of our great Emperor. I acknowlege my satisfaction
with the surgeons of the army and staff, for their zeal in follow-
ing the steps of the ar.ny and assisting the wounded. Generals
and Chiefs of Corps will immediately acquaint me with all the
brave ofEaers, subalterns, and soldiers who have merited recom-
pences, in the two days of Saragossa and Belchite. (Signed)
" SUCH ET,
" General in Chief and•Govsrn•r
(A True Copy.) General of Arragon."
ST.Cv a Nucufs, Chief of die Staff.
AMSTERDAM JULY 9.
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The fort Rammekes in Zeland has lately been oc-
cupied by troops belonging to the corps commanded
by General Monnet. It is difficult to form an opinion
on the reason which has occasioned that measure,
unless it be ascribed to an arbitrary deed of the said
General, which will certainly be punished by the Em-
peror Napoleon. Very. fortunately the above act of
violence has nil been attended with any unpleasant
consequences between the troops of the two nations.

SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE PAPERS.

LISBON, JUNE 28.

The army of Carolina have already established
their head-quarters at Man7anares ; their advanced
guard has proceeded to Villatta, and the enemy was
at Consuegra.
The ruffians tinder Victor passed the Tagus at Al-
mare: ; and on the '2 ;d a firing of cannon and mus-
ketry proceeded from the other side of the river, which
was answered by our van-guard, commanded by
,Zavas on this side. This firing which was very brisk,
had undoubtedly no other object than to favour the
retreat of their army by keeping back our troops.—
On the 2101, the enemy kit the Tagus, having de-
stroyed the pontoons made use of, and our troops
'began to pass over in their boats. You see. therefore,
that our soldiers are close at their hechi ; and it would
not be surprising if they were at this moment in Ta-
lavera la Reyna.
The English are already on their march from
Abrantes, and yesterday the head-quarters were to be
removed. It appears that they were to direct their
course towards Coria and Placencia. Three thousand
more English have just arrived here, and we are look.
:lig for others.

(PRIVATE LETTER.)-LISBON, JUNE 29.
.The Cabildo of Buenos Ayres, who were sent ba-
nished by Liniers to Patagonia, have been released
by the Governor of Monte Video, Senor Elio, who
chspatched the sloop of war the Diomante upon that
service, which succeeded in capturing the vessel they
were going in, and carried her into Monte Video, to
the great joy of the inhabitants, where they were re-
ceived in the most friendly manner, and a general re-
joiiirg took place in the evening.

•• VALENCIA, JUNE IS.
We do not know what had taken place at Sara-
gossa on the 3d instant, because the gates were shut,
and the guards permitted no one to come in or go
out. The common opinion in the neighbourhood
was, that a pillage of the place had begun. It will
be no wonder if on the approach of General Blake,
they should, as usual,• abandon their position.
The communication with Gerona is intercepted ;
but we know, that the mighty men who have ap-
proached •that fortress have done little ; .for the heavy
artillery from the walls of the city, has greatly thinned
their ranks, and fertilised the soil with their
In the mean while considerable numbers of our troops
are marching in their rear.

SEVILLE, !UNE In.
The French have passed the bridge at Almarez,
and our advancedagoard is at Xarenzejo. The army
of Sebaitiani is At Ocaha ; and the advanced-guard
of our army'of La Manca is at Madridegos ; but,
as the enemy hit waste and ravage the country they
Pass through, our treops cannot pursue them so ra-
PidlY as they wish.