The National Register.
London, England, 1823-03-24 00:00:00

No 1,41.1.-VOL. XVI.

BAYONNE' I7TELLIGENCE.

BAYONNE, MARCH 11.—We receive news Imo:
Navafre and the three provinces,z of the 7th, Bth,
and 9th, which informs us that the remaitts of Hes-
sieres troops, which had retired towards Logruno
and Navarre, had bos-n overtaken by a column from
Pampeluna, and by 120 c:valry, old troops and mi-
litia, of Logrono, wider the eoestmeritt of Ceittreet'
Arena. They first cut off from the road. to the
Pyrenees 350 of the factious who had succee.led in
passing the. Ebro, and threw them into complete
disorder, driving' them as far as Sangoesa, whence
they retreated into Arrogan. The column of Arena
successililly opposed 600 of the factious who at-
tempted to pass the Ebro, having attacked them on
the 28th, though they were superior in number.--
The Constitutional troops tilled about 30 of them,
took 300 prisoners, besides 500 muskets, and all the
baggage. The prisoners have been taken to Sara-
gossa, and the arms to Logrinio. The. remainder
of this band fled in cliff:rent directions, but the nil-
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litia of the Ebro, who are animated with the most
laudable real, were continually bringing in more f
prisoner, to Logrono and Viana. Colonel Depablo
Also overtop.! the fugitives, on the Ist of March, ut
Fitero, charged the!" vigorously, took 60 prisoners, II
and dispersed the rest. The disorder was complete,
the field of 'settle bei-'g covered with arms, ammu•
nition, &c. Capap6; ..vith SOO men, in miserable
condition, has thrt:hit himself into Arragon, not
beiug able to enter Navarre; hut lie is closely pur-
sued by Genetais O'Daly and Empeeinado. The
columns of Arena and Deplabo have returned to
Logrono and Pampelima. The object of the Con-
stitutionalists, to prevent the junction of Capape
with Juanito and Santos Ladroa, has been accom-
plished, and there is no doubt but this wretched
partizen will meet his,end in Arragon.
The second in command, Leguia, wr-h; the
Governor of Paospetnna, on the 4th, from Abta.,,,,,
Mw, that lats..% Attacked the factions of Zuwala-
carregni, in the mountains of 'Lineal, he taimpletely
dispersed them, and took 12 men, among whom is
the infamousArmingat. who murdered in cold blood
the Constitutional Colonel Carruchaga. He was
conducted .a Pampelana, where he has probably
already sutlered the punishment due to his crime.
Lately we have received other reports from Col.
Jaurcgny, whose troops have dispersed ant; neaten
the bands of Gorostidi and the Cure, these witaelies
having been obliged to seek refuge on the highest
mountains of Guipusetia ; 50 of their soldiero have
even arrived at Soeoa, in a condition which is truly
afflicting. Thus the situation of the frontier pro-
vinces is improved in every respect, and order will
be entirely restored there if the French army delays
but a 'little longer its invasion of the Peninsula:
the French army will have to do every thing, and
disregard the plans and the promises of Quesada,
O'Dounel, and other chiefs, whom the Guerillas
will not obey unless they pay each soldier 40 sols
per day.
According to the detailed statements of the regi-
ments and battalions which have hitherto arrived at
Bayonne, or which are to arrive the 2411 i of April,
the grand total is 47,420 intitntry, and 9,310 ca-
valryAs .
for the artillery and the train, as the organi-
sation tacit place at Dux, Pau, and °idles, we do
not know their amount, but it may be taken at be-
tween 3 and 4,000 men, and 4,000 horses.
The household of the King, or of his Royal
Highness the Duke of A ogouleme, is stated at SOO I
men, and 500 horses, of which 100, belonging to
bib loyal Highness, are already in the city.
These troops are to form three corps, and a corps
of reserve as follows:—
First cotps, commanded by the Dolce of Reggio;
Ist division, by Count d'Autieliamp 2d division
by Count Bourck ; :;i1 division by Count Oben ; Ist
thvision of dragoons, Bsron Eustex.
This corps is to enter Spain from Bayonne, pro.
ceeditsg to Vittoria, Burgos, and Madrid, leaning
on the scowl and third corps, and preceded by a
corps of troops of the Faith under Quesada.
Second corps, commanded by Count Molitor-Ist
division by Count Loverdo ; second division by P.
Lacroix ; second division of dragoons, tom.
‘ll;timont.
This culis win cuter by St. Jean I',e4i-du•Purr,