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feud themselves...they ought to have done vi Rt
kepisiota. at Burgos, at Tudolt. at Souio,ierra,
and before .11stririd."
FIFTEENTH BULLETIN :
MADRID, 1114.7./
His Majesty bas nativeti the Gt.tiorol of Actrkiedy,
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Renamiont.
Lrgur has been wined Adiaitaat-Cootigatorlant.
The life of this Officarr had hocia deposited lt . but he
is now out of clinger. The Couitt.hi.meinalti, Col.
of the Ponsli light horse, theughall, has always
wished to charge at the head of his carpel. The
Sinurs Rabeckt and tVolygurski,Quarter-Alasters.
and Surseyriti, a soldier of the Polish light horse.
who have taken standards from the enemy, have
been named Mmalsers of the Legion of Houser.
His Majesty has moreover granted to the Polish
light horse eight decorations fur the officers, cod
as many for the soldiers. The Chief of Sapiadrots,
Lubleuski. reeutin-ntred, on the 3d, the reniaiits
the army of Castanua. near Guadalasard. They
were staler the command of General Pena. Cam,
tattoo was said to have been deposed by die Gee
serial Junius. The Dnke of Infantado haa been.
one of the principal causes of the misfortunes his
country has wadi red ; he was the prin.ipul instru•
merit mu Eie4iancl, iu its lamentable progreseaguinst
Spain ; it ea. he who was employed by that coun-
try to cause dissensions between the father and the
son—to overturn the throne of Charles. whose at.
tachinent to France was known—to excite outrages
against the first minister of that Sovereign—to
elevate to the supreme power that young Prince,
who, by his marriage with a Princess of the ancient
House of Naples,. had drunk in that hatred
against the French, from whieli that I louse had
never departed. It was the Duke of Infainado
who placid the principal lira in the coil-piracy
of the Escuriul, and it was to him that the power
of Ciene.:alissiino of the Armies of SIAM was. cou-
tided at that tiiae. He was afterwards seen taking
tins oath of allegiance at R.synnue, between the
luau& of King Joseph. us Colonel of the Spanish
Guards. On his orient to Madrid we saw him throw
off the mask, and skew himself openly the man of
the English.' It was in his hote.e that the :Ministers
of England were ; it was in his society that
the 'gotta, accredited snd +secret, of that power,
lived, After haring exhorted his fellow-014nm
to a Amid re,iataay... lie was seesinsith a orina• nee
equal to his Ironton. flyilig from Itladrial to Gat.
gala Nara. under pretext of going to bring rein-
force's. it., with I wi at . stratagem
fixing the thiligeh into which lit hid drawn his fel-
low citizens, and shi n mg no anxiety except for the
Agent, whom lie cmried off in his own
carriage, and shout he served fur au escort. And •
what will he csin be flu* conduct ? Hr will ioa.•
oroperty, valued at e.,00a.00e of
I:geese-year, mod ore :rid go to I-nodal ao Berk the
e,a.torusst, the disdain and tugratitudi; with which
Euglaarl has always reworded the men alio seen-
flee their honour and their 'country to tile i ice
of her ..nose. The lMlhtti,i octistinste—As soots
as the resort of - theelnef of ~1e Laa-
hienskiovaa known, tlie Duke of
*elf in march, with Id iirjuatlvoas of cavalry, to
observe the enemy . The Duke of Belton° fol-
lowed with the infautry. The Duksi of Latvia ar-
rived at totadalatare. and found Via le the rear-
timid of the euaiitt. which was hilisg toward • Asi-
de:stria, tlispeln.d it, and made 500 prtsrioets.--.
Thr General of Division Ruffin, and the Ini6ade
of &serails of Burdesaislt, infrit'inrd that the ene•
toy were miring towards Ara ijiwz, nro. eedrd to
ideal ph. . Tim *army were pat
the.. trour. wee iniinectintele Trot n pu.suit of all
those that are flyi Aoalaln. is.
The neaeral of Division, Lalions.aye. entered
• the Escorial on the :1.1. Five or six hundred per
▪ wished to dertgool the Coavetst. hut were driveu
out by a brisk attack: •
Every day eontribute, to dissipate the remains
of the 4tupor into whreft the inhabitants of Jladrid
fist fallen. Those who had concealed their mosv-
awe, and precious efrait,,, are hringin4 them back
to their homes. Their shops err furnished as in
ordinary times. The barrivades, and all flit other
preparations of defenee, bare disapPeated. The
po.se,,icin of Madrid has 'hen executed
• withont disorder, and tranquillity' reigns in all
having
o n
T; of tl.sant iwoiathis. a"1
.futil;i:r of the
found fwat watches
Guard
hies, rod being iroaseteteil of haring stoteu
Them. his been slim iii the principal place of Ma.
deid, We hare found in that city YOO.OOO pound
weight of tinwder; fri3Orto halls; 1,000,000 pound
weight of lead; tom pieces of field artillery ; auti
flpsw,su muskets, mostly English. The elisarirsog
• arses without ani difficulty. all the inhabitants
cont., ra to it with the greatest willnigae*.; they
&tern with 'germs. and good faith to the err: I
anthortty whic:i resen+ them from the nuschiesous
intim:nee of Esighastd, ?rem tie v o'ence 1 fac-
1a11.15, Ault the disonters of poinihir 'leo enters's.—
The Krug of Spain him created a regiment which
hewn the name of the 01 Royal Partner.;" into
which, are-admitted the deserters and the iiermage
who were ie the service •of has also
formed a Swiss regien..:4, called that or In Reding
the 1 otinger.** that 141..er haring condor-ter& him-
self like a rent Swiss pat-iot, and in a manner very
drif•rent from General Reding. The One has de-
served well from his countrymen. awl wit; weer)
Where at,toto interim ; the Other. generals dea-
l)) plied, will go to the timertis of London to enjoy a
awnsion of some heraelrgds of pounds sterling. twills
rimed, mot paid with risclain. He mast elm:trine
f.ssio the Continent. The re intents of Hovel ro-
reeves-IN and iieding the k ismager. cousin already
at thousands of mem
*Flee sth end vitti corps of the arms. of Spain,
arid three division's of cavalry. art hot passing
ttae Badassioa ; they are yet ter), far from being in
line. and yet a groat number of victories have
lea ,e ohtisinot, and the griatert part of.tue bast..
"e's is done.
W4Xontil, DEC.
The Dii!.! of Montebello lesrows mooch prises. 1* oft the con.luet of the Getter:al of Brigade Pouzet.
is the bottle of Tudela lon that of Cent-ref Lefeb-
vre, of the General of Bri44.ade of .Irtilltry, Catlin,
and also on that of hoi Goehessene,
iimmataiihrosi ed. I makes particular mealier)

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