Star.
London, England, 1813-07-23 00:00:00

A Cadis Mil arrived this Miming. it Worms
'that the Alicant EtPedition is again in astute of.c.
deity under the command of Lord Wig. /Inarnecie.'
and that Mitten is retrogihding.
thepanish Government am bat* oeittpied in,
ileviiithew honours and attoldhenti Sr the Hero
*.'regttit to leant that the *toe *al Sages at,
Wit&
The following are tome Mara cts, brought by the
ibove conve=yance
• “. emu, JUNE sq.
, , •
W The Duke del Panne writes from X.ativa, under
tate cif tee 24th, that he hid reteived dispatches
'timed the 112 d Jude, from Loid Beatinck, at Alicik,
linik4ating that having arrived on the Mast of Ca.'
taloiia at the time the re-embarkation of the expedi-
tion 'was taking place, be had approved of its being
'canted into execution, agreeably to Lord Wellington's
nstnicliont—that the cavalry and transports alone
bad Mk/ad ahy loss, and that so trifling that it could
be asp of in eight days7.that the bike should re-
treat to, the lines tit Puente In Tresses', Oneennnte,
and Aker; that he would send him en officer to
Sossult with hum, and that the ezpedition began to
*Mr illicant On the 2sd. In consequence of that
the Pith del Barque says, that be would tarry the
inOternent into effect on the idth ; nod that he had
Istelligence that Sachet was returning from Catalo-
nia, with all the troops be took 4rith him, and three
thoisand more which he had drawn from Arragoti.
This evening a seccond ittimordittary courier,'
*with information that the eipedition returned from
Catalonia had retutntd to Alitint, and that the Duke
del Parque had proceeded to join Generals Elio and
Villacampo ; that the expeditionary troops oechpied
the positions which the Duke hid left ; that the
Trench had returned to their former positions ; and
that Suchet was in Valentin:

" Mina in his letters, up ta the 14th, says, that he
has had
,many actions, in which hi has caused the
*nem), n loss of about 2500 men."
tArstz, iuwir t.

4.1 By express frog Alicant we are assured, that on
Abe .23d part of the expedition, commanded by Ge-
neral Murray, disembarked there. It is added, that
the head-cluaiteit of the Tllird Army were in Cas-
tells, and that Sachet had received a rtinforceinent
of 8090 men from AragOn.
u It appears that the Cortes have agieed to the
auginentadod of the armed force, leaving it to the
seal and well-known isatriotion. of Governthent to
prepare the necessary meant for its eiecution."

“ CADI±, JUNE es.

0 We are eokeY be siti it, tut it would be a crime
ito be silent, that the plague had nbt ceased at Malta
at the date of the last accounts. On the 51st May,
*lateen pkrsong died of the frightful swellings which
trevailed. 'this infoimation in a sea-po'rt, and in a
tea-part like Cadiz, in the hot Season, demands the
utmost attention from 'the Junta of Health, and the
greatest vigilance, rigour, and disinterestedneis on
the part of subalterns tnd inteiinediate persons em-
isloyed in the dathination of vessels:"

CORTES OF JULY i.

46 Senor Gt3int; proposed', that the niOst heartfelt
thanks .stiOUld be given to Lord Wellington and all
the Chiefs and troops; allied or national—that Tr
Dean should be sung, Calitbe‘bf artillery,
&c. &c.—Approved by acclamation.
66 SENOR CHEUS—As_SVat the case after the battle
of Arepiles, I propose that a commission Hon the
congress proCeed to compliment his Britanic M.ijes•
ty's Minister, brother to the Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo.
Agreed to.
SENOR Rvs—l propose that an allegorical medal
be struck to perpetrate the most glorious action of
Vittoria, which insures the salvation of Spain, and
that a portion of them be sent to the Duke Of Ciudad
Rodrigo to distribute among our vittorlous and
Allied Armies.
4g This proposition was not admitted to discusiion
on account of there not being means to defray the
expence of them."