



 THE THE PRINCE OF ANGLONA.

MADRID, May 25.
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 Agreeably to the plan of operations agreed on between the Duke of Terceira and D. Jose Ramon Rodil, Caste-o Bran co, was occupied bp the Spanish troops on the 18th instant, snd Thomar by the Portu- guese. The Miguehtes, who abandoned the tiatter) city at their approach, retired d league and half, pursued by the Cavalry, to Selseira,-a point from which they could proceed either to Santarem or Abrantes. This was the reason why the Duke of Ter ceira. proposed to General RodiI to march upon Abrantes with the Spanish forces, and accordingly they left Castel-o-Branco and arrived at Sardea on the 20th.

 From this point and on the same day, this General communicates the results of an action which took place at Seiseira on the 16th and the news of the retirement of Don Miguel from the strong position which he held at Santarem, in the following extract of a letter from the Duke of Terceira, da- ted at Golegana on the 18th:

 s '.It appears that the action at Seiseua was decisive; for Don Miguel durst not re- main n his weakened position at Santarem, but fled towards Yelves.'' J

 In the letter enclosing this extract, Gen. Rodil states, that in consequence of that engagement, he had determined to turn back from Sarseda with the divisions of in- fantry, and cross the Tagus at MalPica and Heronna, where Col. Tena had been, for two days, getting the boats of that vicinity in readiness, and 4sif," says Gen. Rodil, "they are in order on my arrival, the van guard will be in Spain tomorrow, and the lst division on the following day. CAPTURE OF DON CARLOS AND

 DON MIGUEL.

 Cadiz, June l.--Ciuii Government of t,e Prorsaee of CadiS.-The captian of the

 