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passed the night Ofthe I7th, at SOure, and On the 18th set forward for this city; xt n O'-. clock he landed in a grove HeRr the road, and remained there during the heat of the day, At 5 P. M. he continued his journey and two. hours afterwards arrived tn this town. where. he was received amid the acclamatious Ofthe inhabitants, of the troops, and of the peODle. from the adjacent country, who had assrm- bled from several leagues around tO see His. Majesty. At night there was general iIlu- minatiOn.

 YelUes, Jug. s6.-Thc Cholera continues: in this place with increasing viOlencc; for al- though the number Of new cases is not aug mented, there have hern some in which the symptoms have been more malignant than bef"rc, and the victims have died in few hours after being attacked. In the city and hospitals there are 5S patients in state ofs convalesCcnce.

 General Count JacQuelin, Governor of this province, continues his march along the sOushernbank of the Tagus. ; ; The main army 0f operations mnves regl. lRrly forward, and it is certain that its advance ed guard is at Mafra (Nlafra is miles nOrtlu- west Of LisbOn.( The number oftr0Ops in alr the aEtnies which are marching npnn Lishon on the north and south Of the Tagus, is he- lieved to exceed 2O,O0O men. Tn Alrn,rjo and Algraves the greatest tranquility prevails;- and the spirit of the pepple is great in favoE, of Don Miguel.

 EWe consider it certain tha, there had beeH n" attack upOn Lisbon, and no important cn. gagement 0f any kind between the tw0 ar. mics, prior to the 4th or 5th Nf Septen,her, as in that case the news would unqnes,iona- bly have reached Malags befpre the lalhr when the Post Captain sailed.]

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 Latest from Capt. Back.-On Thurs'i6 last, fnur hark canoes belonging to the Hud sons Bay Company arrived at La Chine, near Montreal, from the interior, with passrn- gers hefnaIEing to that cOnrern. "

 The latest accounts of Captain Back, hy these arrivals are apto the 10th of July. from Cumberland H"nsr. reporting favurably of the health an'l progress of the whole expedi. ti"p. Capt. Back, and Dr.. King were. pro, ceeding in a light canoe, followed. by two boats. ,he last hearing their luggage, prosi- sions, and other apparatus. His drspatches foR England were to go 10 Hudson's Bay.

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