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Some Spanish Officers, of the regiment of Za mora and Princesoa, who were in the North, and who escaped from Zamora, were made prisoners. • 44 You took an oadi of allegiauce to the King," said some oar to them. They acknowledril they did. 44 You have violated your oath." 44 We only act ed in obedience to our General." 44 You formed a part of the French army, and you recompensed the kindest treatment by the must infamous treachery." They again replied, •' That they were under the orders of their General, and that they had only obeyed him." 44 You might have been disarmed." it was observed, 44 and perhaps that measure ought to have bceu adopted. But reliance was placed on your oaths. It is more to the glory of the Empe ror to have to tight von, than to have been induced to a step which might have been censured for too munch mistrust. Nou are no longer protected by the laws of nations, which you have violated. You ought to i.e put to the. jOstircl. 'rite Emperor cOn &wends to pardon you a second time." For the rest, the regiments or Zamora and Prineessa have suffered most severely. Very few of them were left with their cofours. PARIS. PFC. 4. TENTH BULLETIN OF THE ARMY OF SPAIN. anApeA is DUNA°. NUT. 21:i. It uppers diet the Spouts!' forces sououut to 180,000 effective men. Eighty thousand effective men, making 60.000 men under arms, who composed the armies of Gul licia and Estreutadura, and were cuilintimiled by Blake, La Ronint.a, and Galuzzo, hare been dis persed and put hors de combat. The army of Andalusia, Valencia, New Castile, rod Arnigoii, rommanded by Castaiins, Peoas, and Palafox, anti which likowise apiiearesi to amount to 50,000 men, tivit it, to iiti.unu under arms, will in a few days meet its fate.. The Marshal Duke of Montebello has received linters to attack it in front midi 30.000 men, while the Dukes of Elchiu gr..* and Belluno are already ;misted on its rear. The remaining 60,00 hi effective teen may 'mon nt to 40.000 under arms, 30,000 of attain are iu Cata lonia, mid 10,000 at 31ailriii, at Valencia, and in other garrison towns, or in motion. Before he proceeded a step beyond the Doer., the Emperor released toarmihrlste tree armies of the centre m e al left, and to iefiict a similar fate on that oft ;eneral Castaainson the right. This plan once executed, the march to 'Madrid will be but a prmansade. This grand design must, before the present moment, have been accom- NVith respect to the corps of Catalonia, which is compose!, an u great measure, of the troops of Va lencia, Mutely, and Grenada, these provinces be ing threatened, will withdraw their troops, that is, if die state of thecommunications will permit. At any rate, the 7th corps, after the conclusion of the siege of ansas, sill give a good accouut of them. At Barcelona, General Dutiesrue, with 15.000 men, and supplies for six months, answers for that important place. have rind nothing of the English forces. It seems that nuedivision is io Callicia, and that ano ther made its eripeare nee at Badajos, about the end of lust mouth. lithe English have any cavalry, we must have perceived it ; for our light troops have :Along reached the frontiers of Portugal. If they have infantry, they probably have no inteuton to employ it in behalf oftheir allies; for it is now thirty day:6llMM the campaign was opened ; three large armies have been destroyed ; an nonsense quantity of artillery is taken; the provinces of Castile, La Arragon, Sons, &c. are conquered ; in a word, the fate of Spain anal Portugal is decided, • uothing is heard of any movement of die Eng glib!' troops. At the same time, one-half of the French arm) is not yet arrived. Part of the 4th curl), of the army, the whole of the sth and kith corps, six regi ments of light cavalry, many companies of artillery and sappers, aud a great number of men belong ing to the regiments which are in Spain, have not yet passed the Bidasvos. In truth, and without doing injustice to the bravery of our soldiers, it may be asserted that there cannot be worse troops than the Spanish. Like the Arabs, they cau lurk behind houses, but they have no discipline, no knowledge of manoeuvres, anal it is impossible for them to make ally resistance in a field of battle. The very mountains have afforded them but a feeble protection. But thanks to the power of the inquisition, the influence of the monks, their dexterity to seize all pens, and to make them speak all languages, it is still believed, throughout great part of Spain, that Blake has beets victorious, that the French army has been destroyed, and the Imperial guard taken. What ever may be the aininentary oneness of these wretched shifts. and of these ridicnlims efforts, the reign of the inquisition is over; its revolutionary tribunals will no longer harass any country in Europe ; in Spain, as at Rome, the inquisition shall be abalislied, and the horrid spectacle of orrito-da l lis shall never again be repeated. This reform shall be effected in spite of the religious zeal of the English, in spite of the alliance which they have formed with the monkish impostor*, who eve given our Lady del filar sod the Saints of allaJohd the power of speech. England has for allies, exclusive monopoly, the imputation, and Franciscans : all ale alike to her, if she can sow discord among nation s , an d deluge the went with blood. English brig, the Ferret, which left Ports 't the I ith of this mouth, came to an anchor • in the port of St. Andero, not knowing 1w place was in the occupatiou of the French. ad on board important dispatches, and a great ty of English papers, which were secured. St. Andero were found great quantities of bark and colonial produce, which were sent ,onne. 'Julie of Dalmatia has entered the .I.sturia.s. towns and many villages have begvcd to , . oubmit, in order to void C 411 :111‘ 111,14 the kin.* (lIIA tor them by the t• ttt ii 1111 Iwrur.ti airy the passions of the otultitticte. INVIkat:krEED VA*lllloa, *WV I t. The Spanish army which Wll. at hon.', to 22,000 mew, he; bees complete' rooted. I..Wrr) escaped as w... 11 as be could. P er t o f Omer, rer limber, soloists anus or are outrra , eMsnfanyt i ed. Tr, number of the dead ie iscouccivahle, for the 1., csewl,l made a dreadful cartage. The troops have bed no pay for sr•Priti Jays, It:: rio t ," but a very assail ratio of bread, and •rry little n... 1, wh,d, the sold.rs eat raw aids great oppri tie, ILIIPIP.obri Lee 111.111 Ti II AI, MOT 9 Dv •R M —lt is using to the arty un.c).if our Lord God, and of the MOM H.ily Mary, the alutl•er art ;rttf, thrt we were sot tithes proaine.s by the French .It our *liole thrisius, rime we rs.ie cut off *pm • height yea three Jays. We suffered cauell* fsuut imager wad sireway began to talk of capitul a tiug. This army lam ' ssiffered v ery much; we hal e beets without tweed or wine aun t All Sense day (Nov. tat), we had not even water, mid we pas*‘..l the% night exposed to the incleuscociea of the air. tior is greatly impaired, and such a state of &Lugs cannot Lot Thu army Grilse kft to very unfortunate. Would to God w e were in that of Castile ! Here is nu kiud of suburdtuatioa. We are assured that the chief command of this army is govt ' to the Marquis de ta Rosmana, and that this General La at Reynosa, four leagues from St. Anders. We have made a retreat of lb leagues, bream., we eeu'l not subsist where we wrre. They talk of our gout atoll farther. This is bad ; sad every day things get worse sad curie. My dear mother, it your son's life is deer to you, parrot my removal, as speedily us possible, front this scot! , must infallibly perish. This war has no rest in4lance to others. I place all my ►ope am your attachment for me-. You hare a very hoirmicahle pretext fur calling itie to pos.-. Endiarunr to obtain sue ous of the plat es shirk the Cabal Junta is guinz to create. Th s hariatrs ad o pts of uu if you wish to save toy life. I canuot lee arcuard cow. amber, since every body must limo that I behaved well la the four affairs to o !itch I have becu —Shure, at knit, to procure UM leave rd absence fur three swaths, for so many pro aliens hare serionsly injured my health. I entreat my ilea: sombre, to tate lIIy request Tutu consideiat.on : I implore it in the same of our Lord, and hie mother rim ses ea wires a, dre. VICIORIN.L To my over mother, the 31arekiuseas of P.C. 1V.8.--Thes Fetter wets Written before the battle of Esp . . Rosa; we are waiting for that which may hare Into Ms patched the day after that eugageutent. • VIENNA. RiktV• 45. The Coat.: Gazette ha* published the loathing article respectiii4 'Furkev " The great camp of Daud-Pacha, near f'onstan till°Pisi is now occtiuied but be the particular troops of ~lust,l.iia liairactar, mid by the Sty alerts, a hush he has or cruised with incooteiiable promptitude. All the others are goue to the grand army of Ho- melte, or returned into their pi - ovules". Of this number, the troops of the Heys and Awns of Asia form the greater port. These, before their depar tine, eigliced theonseivcs by a most sacred oath, before the Grand Vizier, to sacrifice all their per. soual animosities, and to appear, at the firm biro!, to defend the Nlahometan religion and the erupt, e. Ismail. Bey of Sere*, Kara Amman Oglu, and Ka -1,1'130 Ogle, were the tint who set out; they we-e followed by the celebrated CispinOglo. Miestepha Bairactar is incessantly occupied in augrmenting the *pilaus. which he will raise to Itio,ooo men ; they are to have red, green, and 'white uniforms. These troops will be divided into bnluks of 1000 men each. There will be for each ',lnfluk a Ilinbeachi, a Muhlehoin (two Staff Officers) Us Jusbasches, and 160 Onbaachi (Captains and Lieutenants.) The Grand Visier has entirely dope away the obstacle which resulted from a drif t s-recite of religion, and which the Porte has hitherto so in violably respected. Turks had Greek" are to wpm' indiicnininately in the corps of Seymans. Mustapha hits already, at Rudschuck, many Greeks among his Lod troops, and on. the 13th of October, Ina confidant and his banker made their entry un der an escort of sixty Seymans, who were all Arminian'. " Tin Grand Vis:.er caused, in the month of October, a great number of casgis (rowers mid fishermen) to come to the environs of the capital, in order to make them serve on hoard the fleet. The ancieut corps of Janissaries every day de• cre.eies. The Grand V islet has juvt caused to by 'xi-rated the moat peat Kul supports of that corps, who were the mo-t roe erfmly opposkil to the riougerlid, the ei-drrant Siemen Buschi, and the inspectors of Arsenals. Oglu ai d Molts pha Aga. This last hating called to the 2.5 th Cohort of Janissaries, to which he behing,d, for assistance, 31ustaphe immediately killed him with a blow of the sabre; the executioner immediately cut off his head, as well as that of his onfortui ate cons pallier,. "The Grand Seignior has, by a Decree, girt n to the Vista unlimited powers for the augmentation of the forces, both by sea and lend. The Minister completely paid the new troops before the emu mem:einem of the Fast, and what is very important has established a Chamber of Finances, particu larly for the Seyinatis, at the head of which be lids placed the former Treasurer, Bedellsch Effendi.— He has replaced the Minister of Finance, by the ancient Cransch-haehi (Marshal of the Court:. Tolivim-Achmet Effendi, who has for successor Ilarnatid hinisch Effendi, formerly President of the Army Accounts. Thanks be to the the nide fatigable vigilance and energy of Mustapha Reinke tar, all these important chinsges have been peacea bly effected. Egypt continues to enjoy the most perfect tranquillity. The Pache of Hedged ter sues with signor the important advantages w 'eh he has lately stained over the Wecahalates."—(Mo niteur, Dec. 9.) _ CONIITASTIIIOPI.II, OCT. 95. The Grand Vider has caused Becht Aga. Com mandant of the Marine, and the fanatical enemy of ere,, thing that was not Turkish, to be hrhe.alei. Thu event has caused • great sensation in fir., is pits'. We hare been equally astonished at I.:ori ng of the 41C10011 . 160.11 of Haggs Pacha, Command art of the Castles of the Dardanelles, alio t. .a been sent into exile. Ha has been replaced hr Bahl{ Bache, who iv cott.iderod as a zealous par tisan of the Porte. M. Posgoiwieh has presented his credentials as Charge d'Affaires from Prisons. suannuatni. Nor. .21). The Archduke Ferdinand of Aostria, of the Emprese, has been appointed Catinander-el- Chief of tie Austrian troops in Bohemia, 310tarwl• and dostrian Silesia. Weans still without any no iiit.lhgence of the operations of the Engl:sh squadron, *lnch has resappeared in the Adriatic gulph, :.nd which menaced to attack the Rn-into ships in the port at Trarte, as the last letters from the latter Vact make no viierioin of hotst•l• 4 4" rations.