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THE S /1T

LONDON:
TUESDAY, JUN Is,• 1810.
Wu IT Tvssmilf.—Heliday at the Pat. tic- Offices.

A oust. variety), latten and papers were re.
yestittla) tho" 'United States. Those
'from Philadelphia arc tO.this 4th, (ruin New York
tistho 9th, and from Boston to the ilth tilt. 'lite
wets Contain an account of the proceedings in
She Senate and Must) of liteprescatatives, which
led to the Act of Congress already noticed,, and
which int;asare, uat length enacted, appears to
bare lteen the result of a COmpro,njw between the
' two Muses.

Dvvcu GAZETTES have been received to the Silt
las& and the -French Journals by the nay of
Dieppe, to the same date. It is mentioned, that
B.►NAeanTL irftended shortly to proceed to Spain;
and that King FERDINAND was to make the tour
of the renclt territories. NAPOLI:ON and the
Eopitass returned to Paris on the Ist. 13y an
Impe►ial Decree., dated Havre, May 29, the basin
• of the port of Calais is to be rendered capable of
receiving a greater number of vessels.

A stitr has arrived from Cadiz, with letters and
papers, to the date of the 21st ult. it has been
before mentioned, that a person of high rank,

engaged in the late attack' upon Matagorda, had I
hi. horse shut Antler him by a ball from that
furtresi. It is now stated, that this person. was
Blarsh.l Victute, Duke• of Billion°, and that he
was himself severely lacerated, and has since died
of his wounds. It was reported that Alicant and
Cathagena had been taken p9ssessiun of by the
enemy. We have rataikew--4• behave that the
French army in the South. Eastern parts of Spain
had not proceeded beyond Lorca, and were not
in sufficient strength to advance to the attack*of
tbuse important situations.

Govtitistewr have received dispatalses from
fiord Wet.xtmwrou, dated the 17th ult. stating,
that the British army continued in its former si.
tuatioa in the vicinity of Almehla. The follow.
ing is an extract from otte..of our letters i
" Lissom, MAY 10.—There never Wu such a dearth of
news Isere as at present. We hear nothing from the army,
but that ciey etibaill it' the positions they occupied whet' 1
virote'yOu last, neither advancing nor retreating.
." It is believed bete, that the French are collecting a large
force to attack the llritisb troops, hind that they only wait
the Arrival of supplies of provisions sufficient to enable them
to ad4eme. 'The nest's fro® the head-quarters is very old;
sod then no such ides was entertained. •
• " Two VONA Antral. are reported to have arrived al
. - the head-quarters of the COPD,Y."

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