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atoms 10 which they were subjected IN con.
sequence of the Revolution, hasten from al
quarters to DIN this junta. he Duke de
EpInfantado was at Valencia three days ago,
and would pass the Mimic yesterday to put
himself at the head of the Insurgents. Fhree
thousand armed peasants this morning march
ed upon Oreuse. and the constituted autho-
rites fed another corps OF insurgents
marched from the neighborhood OF Corunna,
along the sea coast, and occupies the PENN
suIa of ST. Adrian. We expect every mo-
ment TO see them within our walls. 1t IS
said that the Apostolic Junta has established
itself at Tuy. The rallying cry of the army
is, "God and the King" and its avowed
aim is to preserve he ancient liberties OF the
Spanish monarcy. 1t is remarked that the
peasantry are armed with gooc English mus
kets, and that they are all animated with
great enthusiasm. Agreat portion OF the re-
giment of the Guides joined them at Ria.
son receiving information Of this move
ment. the Junta OF Corunna declared itself
permanent, and all possible military mea-
sures have been taken. The immediate ar
rival here, has been announced to US, OF CO.
lionel Espinosa, with the baltalions OF Ara
con and CASTLE, and the marine division
which is stationed at Nluja. Our archbishop
has received orders TO repair instantly to Co
runna it is said al this moment, that after
somewhat vigorous conflict on the Mimic,
near the whole Of the regiment OF Ponteve-
dra passed over to the Insurgents.
"P. S. 1t is announced, that in the course
of yesterday, after some sharp sklrmishing,
the Battalion of Burgos was put to flight,
and that the ms urgents have entered Orense.
This requires confirmation: The coniu-
sion which prevails here at this moment will
not permit OF my collecting sufficient infor-
nation. What is certain is, that the militia
of Corunna, mustered in haste to the num-
Der of 100, have refused to take part a
gainst the Insurgents
" Noplss. July 90.
Prince Cariati, Murat's Ambassador at
Vienna, in 1912 and 1918, and afterwards
our accredited Minister at the Congress oil
Vienna, has been charged with an extraor-
binary mission to the Austrian Court /; he set
out on his route the day before yesterday.
6 An embargo was, in the first instance,
laid upon all the Tessels in this port ; but
the English Minister declared, that he should
be obliged to consider the measure as de-
claration of war, unless the vessels OF his
nation were exempted an order was IN
stapty issued to that effect.
cit is much doubted whether the olcl'
liz ps will suffer themselves to be drawn 10
to the violent innovations which have been
dictated in Naples by an insubordinate SOL
diery. Intelligence has reached US from
Palermo down TO the 7th instant no move
,pents had taken place they knew the hrst
events of the capital, and waited turther ac-
counts"
Par,s, July 20.
Prince CARAT, major general in the SER
vice of the two Scilies arrived here on
the Esd inst. charged with an extraordinary
mission.
Nothing is now talked OF but an important
determination, said to be taken by eur 60.
yernment on the subject OF the revolution IN
Naples. As this relates to the secret dellbe-
ratiops of the Council, il may be conceived,
that few persons can know the real truth;
every body, however concurs in opioIon'
that an extraordinary resolution has been
resolved on since the arrival OF Prince de
Carati in the quality Of ambassador from
Naples.
Paris, Aug. 5.
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