From the Baltimore Patriot, Sept. l..
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Last evening the fine ship Ulysses, capt Han
cock, arrived at this port, in Al days from Liver
pOoi.-With respect to the intended evacuationl
of Spain, as announced in the London Courier OIL
the 25h July, the Sun of the % has the following
paragraph.


"SrN OFFICE, 3 o'clock.-We are Just enabled
TO give the most positive assurance that our gov
trnment has received no such information AS was
announced in the Courier of Saturday last, res
pecting the aedged intention of the French Gov
ernment TO withdraw their army to the Ebroi and
that, on the contrary, the statement in question is
believed 10 be gross fabrication"


The Liverpool Courier of the 30th, in com
menting upon the same article says =" The
French bulletins, 1t is observable, afford 10 cor
roborat'on OF the intelligence communicated by
the Courier, OF the contemplated withdrawing of
the troops from before Cadiz Boureiesoult had
announced, that the blockade of the city was as
well formed by sea as by land, and that, some of
the material for siege having been found in the
vicinity OF Seville, the bombardment might com.
mence on the 25th inst. But the garrison seem.
ed disposed TO thwart the operations of the enc.
my, tor on the 10th inst. they made sortie from
the city, to the number of about 5000 men, pro.
tected by all their batteries. They were how.
ever, according TO the French Telegraphic dies
pa,ch' repulsed ON all points, with The loss OF
looo men The loss Of the French was, as is
usual, "inconsder.ble." The spaniar.ls must
De sac p"ns'ers, tor whilst the French NOW them
down BY hundreds they can never sue ceed in de
stroyng any thing like an equal number of theii
tnemies!


The constitutional Guerillas are very active ir
different parts OF Spain, and harrass the French
and Royaisis considerably Nina is stll in Bor
celona, and Money seems to be unable To MAKE
any progress the siege. indeed, the French
expecting that the whole country would Weld tt
them Immediately on their entrance, and that til.
gates of the for,resses would be thrown open /,
receive them, brought no batterng train int,
Spain. Hence their inability TO carry on rep,,
lar siege, and the loss which they must sustain b.
attempting, as at Corunna, To carry the Spanisi
fortresses by storm.


GIRRALrER, Aug. "a boat from Cadiz bring
news Of a conspiracy having been discovered t
give up the Caracca, and that Gen. Riego was I,