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London, England, 1813-06-15 00:00:00

LISBON PAPERS AND LETTERS.

We have received printed Journals and Lisbon
Letters to the Bth, which furnish some interesting
details in addition to the partiralars brought by the
Coruna idall. One important letter, which ought
to have reached us by the last Mail, presents so many
minutia respecting the opening of the campaign that
we shall give a condensed abstract of its contents,
though UMW of the particulars which It embracet
have already been partially stated. Then letter is
clued the 244 h and 23th May, and comatencos br
announcing the march of the whole Army, ati.er
which it gives a detailed account of the Divisions v..
‘i Sir T. GMUAN has proceeded with the greater
part of the cavalry..the Ist, 3d, 4th, sth, 6th, and
7th divisions have crossed the Douro, and are on the
march to Gallicia. Lord Wu-micro'', with the light
division, Sir ROWLAND litu.'s and CASTANOIS army,
have taken the high Salamanca road. His Lordship
has with him the 14th Dragoons, and the fine regi-
melts of German Hussars, the let and 2d.

II Sir Itowt.Awn Hat would be at Tormanos on
the 22d, and by the 26th General Ca*Raris, with the
battering-train, would be before Zamora. In the
mean time Sir Jotor MURRAY, with the gallant army
of.Alicant, would find sufficient employment for Su.
crier, and the French army of the South. Never was
an army in finer order, or better equipped, than that
with which tbe Marquis opens the present campaign k
for the first time he has the entire command of a Spa.
nish army.
44 The confidence of the country in the MAEGLIt
is now unbounded. He has immediately under him
91,000 British in the field, 36,000 very fine Portu-
guese troops, and 55,000 Spanish troops, in the most
complete order, and perfectly at his devotion. Be.'
sides this, Sir JOHN.MURRAY has now about 31,000..
The whole of the British from Carthagena have joined
him, and. General COOKE has sent some regiments
from Cadiz. It is said not to be Lord Wra.xixc.
TON'S intention
.to stop at Burgos this year, but to
push on to the Ebro at once, leaving part of CL;.
TANGS'S army to mask Burgos."
The above extract will make some of the subjoined
articles from the Lisbon Papers more intelligible to
our Readers than they would otherwise have been

44 LISBON, JUNE 7.

" Lord Wellington remained two days at Sala.
manca, then went 20 leagues in two days, and on the
Slst reached Cariagalis, near Zamora. The army
immediately began to cross the Esla on pontoons ; the
Esla is a deep and rapid river at this season. Forty
French cavalry were taken crossing.
" On the Ist of June Lord Wellington entered Za.
mora ; and at 4 P. M. on the 2d, Toro, where Head.
quarters were to remain till the Sd, and then to ad,
vance upon Valladolid, where the enemy's principal
force is said to be. General Hill mi. also marching
upon Torn, and some Spanish divisions were moving
on Madrid and Toledo, in both of which places the
French had some troops so late as the 24th of May.
" It would appear that the French are not aware
of the great body of our army being Northward of
the Douro. Lord Wellington's rapid :amounts
have deceived them."

IXTRACI Of AN OFJICIAL DISPATCH 111011 MARINA&
THIS MARQUIS OP WELLINGTON, DATED HRADQUAR•
TEES, MALI/ILEA, THE 25TH MAT, TO HIS LICCILLINCT

DON U. P. IVIIJAZ :

44 The troops which formed the left of the Army,
having made considerable progress in their march
upon the right of the Douro, I put in motion the fol.
lowing divisions of infantry, of the allied AnglaXot.
tuguese army.
64 The 2d, the light division, and that under the
command of the Conde de Amarante, General Mo.
cello's Spanish division, as also the cavalry corps un-
der Generals Fane, Long, Victor, Alien, and the
brigade of Household troops, with the six Porte.
guess regiments, and the Spanish corps of Don Julian
Sanchez. The Head-quarters were likewise moved
from Frenada on the 22d instant.
The enemy evacuated Ledesma yesterday after•
goon, marching the troops which he had there t 0•
wards Salamanca, and I expect the Allies % ill be to
morrow upon the Tonnes.
"The enemy still remained in Madrid on the 18th
inst. and op to that period I have not heard that be
had made any alteration in his position, with the
exception that a part of the Army of the Centre had
arrived at Valladolid.

44 I have just received the following intelligence,
to which I give credit :—that on the fid inst. Longa
attacked, between Miranda d'Elbro and Armenou,
a convoy, commanded by General Rorer, w .om he
obliged to retire towards Miranda with considerable
loss, particularly in officers."

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