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In conbequencc of the defeat sustained by the
enemy's army, under Marshal Ney, in the action
against the Spanish forces at the bridge of the
Pay°, that General fell back on Comma on the
13th June, and immediately began to take inea.
sures fur relinquishing the possession of that place
and Ferrol, removing his forces by divisions to
.us encampment three leagues in advance from
Betarezos towards Ingo. 'fhe last divisions of
the French left Ferrol the ?Ist, and Curunna
on the Ti.d, after having in both places spiked
the guns sad destro)cd the defences on the land
side, together with the magazines and stores of
every kind, and completely disarmed the places
and their inhabitants.

The prolimity of the enemy's position cordite:.
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French at Corunna in subjection, through the
fear of his return', no communication being suf.
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and the state of defence itt which the batteries
and lines on the seaside were left, rendering it
dangerous fo. the English to land or approach tho
coast in the event of the reappearance of any of
the enemy, Captain Hotham on the 24th ordered
a detachment of seamen and marines to land and • •
disable the guns on the different batteries bearing
on the anchorage, offering at the same time to the
Governor the services of the detachment in render.
ing any assistance that might be in its power to
the cause of the Spanish Patriots. The cannons
and mortars on the sea lines at Corunna, and in
the farts commanding the Bay, were accordingly
all dismounted on the same day, leaving untuneheil
those on the lines towards the land, which had
been spiked by the enemy.
On the 26th,' Captain Hotham sent Captain
Parker, of his Majesty's ship Amazon, to Ferrol,
where he was received by the people with the
loudest acclamations of joy, and received !roan
the orders of the inhabitants the strongest
possible marks of attachment to the English,
and happmess at seeing once inure among them
an officer of that nation. The Castle of San Fe.
lippe, however, spas still under the command of a
person appointed by Marshal Ney, and attached
to the French interest, with a garrison composed
of a detach:ncnt of a legion raised by the enemy
during their possession of Ferrol end Corunna ;
and on the 27th, Captain Hotham received infor-
mation that the above Commandant had given
orders to fire on any English ships or boats that
might attempt to piss the castle. In conse.
quence, Captain Hotharn. repaired to Ferrol in
the Defiance, and landed the marines of that
ship and the Amason, with a party of armed
seamen, ender the direction of Captain Parker,
who entered the castle without opposition, pre.
ceded by a flag bearing the name of King Fer.
dinand the Seventh, and the Spanish coiner:.
The detachment then proceeded to the town of
Ferrol, where it was received in the most 'fee-
tionatc manner by the inhabitants, and hating
arrested the Commandant of the castle in the
name of King Ferdinand, soot him on board the
Defiance. The Governor of Ferrol not basing
any means of garrisoning the castle, the guns in
it were spiked, and the powder removed to the
arsenal, and the place left under the command of
the former Governor, who had been superseded by
the enemy.
On the 28th, Captain Hotham entered the port
of Corunna, where he was informed by the Go.
vernor that he had received instructions from the
Marquis de la Romano, dated at- Orense on the
27th, to proclaim his Catholic Majesty Ferdinand
the Seventh, with adviee that he had dispatched
a regiment from his army to attend the ceremony
and garrison the place; (he Governor at the same
time gave Captain Hotham assurances that the
port was from that hour to be considered under
the contronl and authority of the lawful King of
Spain; and the Captain played himself, and
every assistance that the ships under his orders
might he able to afford, at the Governor's di:.
posal.
On the 29th, Major-General the Conde de
Norona, Captain-General of Gallicia, arrived at
Corunua from St. Jago, and was followed on the
next day by General Carrera, with about 11,000
men, forming the Coude's division of the Marquis
of Rornana's army.
The French army under Marshal Ney moved
fl'om its camp near Betanzos on the 422 d, taking
the road to Lugo and Astorga. It wav reported
that, previously to its breaking up the camp, it
destroyed its baggage and heavy artillery.
On the 27th the Marquis de la Romana was
stated to he at Orme with General Alithi and
30,000 men. Manila! Souk's position on the
16th was said to have been at Monfort. and Qui.
raga.
didetirally-Office, jai 8.
Copy of a Letter from 6. At' liantey, Esq. Captain of 1.10
hhiesty's ship LifoTty, to pie llau. W. . ewe. taut us
board that sti,p at Vigo, the u( 14.'1 U WILL
5t a—l have the honour of litt:lthiog to you, for
the information of the Lords COSISIIIISUUSItIfi of the
Admiralty, a copy of a letter I recsivial trims
Brigadier-General Carrera, clonottaAtlitig
slat of loyal Spanish troops, giving an accost's' of
Ilia taking from Or French the city of SesittJaso

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