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LISBON, JULY ft.

Sir Artliur.Wellesley is by this time at Placentia,
:-nd you may shortly expect to hear either of a battle,
r that our army is besieging Mailrid.

GALLICIA, JUNE 27.

A division of the Marquis Romana has already en-1
• ei-ed Corunna, and in the vicinity of Ferrol a de-
(l;ment of English troops has disembarked. The
hcle of Gallicia is free from the French, and the
YaTquis Romana is about to establish his head-guar-
.( TS in Orense. Kellerman is at present in the neigia-
bourhood of Cuidad Rodrigo. Soult is retiring from
tallicia by the route of Puebla de Scnobria, where he
still was on the 25th inst. Ney has left Lugo for
Castile, by the way of Villa Franca.

ALMAREZ, JUNE 24.
Yesterday evening I went to reconnoitre the French
batteries which defended the passage of tine Tagus,
ever the bridge of Almarez ; they consisted of two
(1 six pieces, add one of four, which traversed the
h;}th road, so that not a single person could pass, and
it was evident they we: e determined to use every cx-
ertien to prevent our army from constructing a bridge
of boats, li-ut they were unable to prevent it, since
they retreated this morning early, abandoning their
batteries. _

Our army continues in pursuit, and General Cuesta
is at this time passing the bridge. The enemy leaves
proofs of his barbarity, by reducing to ashes the very
towns-to which they are indebted for subsistence—
Almarez and Novalmaral de Placencia are now in
!lames.

E::tract of a letter from a Portuguese Officer, dated
Head-quarters, Almarez, June Y 9:
66 The latest advices fro.m our army confirm the
intell4;encc that on the 21. th it was preparing to cross
t: e Tagus, in two grand divisions, one by the bridge
of Arzibispo and the other by that of Almarez
:)th had been abandoned by the enemy, who, accor-
ding to all accounts, had taken the direction of the
HO: road to MAIL' with the design of joining the
army of -La Mancha, who had taken the same route,
and by this means avoid the destruction that awaited
the two armies, weakened by the continual losses they
have suffered."

GERMAN PAPERS.

T. PETERSEURGH, JUNE 28.

Three English frigates have taken possession of
Catherine harbour, in Kola, neat the Icy Ocean, and
s,f all the stores belonging to the Company of the
White Sea, consisting in salt, cordage, &c. as well u
time vessels lo:tded with corn. 'The garrison has
Iso been in Kola, from which place the few inhabi-
tants bad fled. These frigates are now cruising at
the mouth .of the White Sea. The Government has
pnt an embargo upon all vessels in Archangel, that
they may not fall into the hands of the English, who
seem to have devoted their attention principally to the
corn v,ssels from Archangel. This k the first attack
-Of the English upon the Russian territory. •
Baron Stedingk, who was many years Swedish Am-
bassador at this Court, is expected here from Stock-
holm in a shial time, in the same charactei. Peace
with Soreden seems to be near.
JULY 5. According to intelligence received here
yesterday, an English squadron has appeared between
Mochtard• and. Cronstadt, in presence of the ltussian
Refl. 'A naval engagement is expected. The fu-
. reign merchantmen in Cronstadt have received notice
th they may sail when they please, but at their own
risk.—Our Court Gazelt..: contains what follows:
" Aus'ria has asserted in her Proclam:.:ion, that Frail ce lOoks
in vain for assistance fi+•rn her allks. It t►is observation should
be applied to Ru,sia, it will be a sufficient refutation to state, that
on the 4th of June the b.ailluarters of the Russian annY were
at Lublin." •

SEMLIN, JUNE 24.—(From a French Paper.)

According to intelligence from Turkey the Turkish
t-nops which had arrived at IsTissa, Rudschuk, and
Slistria, consisting fur the greater part of 'Asiatics,
rich in the beginning of spring were collected in the
ne.glibourhood of Adrianople, and in the last month
pr seceded in this direction, have suddenly united with
th: troops under the Paellas and Agas of Bulgaria.
Taeir number is great, and they daily receive rein-
for...an-lents. A ceordiilg to a firman of the Grand
Se'gnior's, the Vizier of Travcnich, in Bosnia, is in
lik : manner to bring fiirward a corps of 20,000 men,
an I advance with tl:c s.tine towards the Lrin and
Bu .awa.

On the 14Th inst.int a re:lt Council was held at
Begrode, when it nas decri.c,l, that all who can bear
arms sluld be cAled into service fur the defence of
Servia, as the. Tuiks arc in great force in Bulgaria.
On the 17th and ltith, a cannonade was distinctly
heard in the neighbourhood of the Drin ; the issue is
yet in known. As far as we yet • knoow, the Turks
have forced the passage of the Drin.