The National Register.
London, England, 1808-12-18 00:00:00

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A, the sane time the. four division,: 'composing the corps of
the Duke of Corregliann, passed the rivor at Lodosft,
ing the whole comity between the Eisen :are Painpeinna.
On the 21t1, at the break of day, the Prowls arms, began
march. It took its direction to Calabora, where, on the even?
ior before; were the hiad.qoarters of Castanos ; it. found that
town evacuated; fthd -afterwards marched upon Alfaro ; the
enemy in like manner reireated.
On the 234, at break of day. the Geneial of l Ivision, Lefehvie;
at the head of the tavarry, , and sileporte4 try the division of
Cenernl Moriet, forming the advance goard, met with the ene-
my—he immediately gave information to the Duke of Monter
ho foul the army of the enemy seven divisions, co&
sisting of .15,000 men, ceder arms, with its right before 'ludelft;
and its left occupy ite; a I iue of a league dud a half; tt disposition
absolutely had. The Arrugonese Were on the right, the troopi.
of-Valencia and Nev Civtile in the centre, and the three divi-
sions of Andalusia, which- General CastanoS eononanded inure
especially, formed the left-:-46 pieces of-cannon covered theenk-
nty's
" At nini•in the morning, the column of the French army he:.
gan to deploy e with that order, that regularity awl coolness;
which characterise veteran troops. Situations were chosen for
establishing hatterii:s with sixty pieces of cannon, hut the ini‘
petite:salty of the troops and the iittptiettufe of ttime eitemy, dill not
allow time for this. The Spanish anhy was already vanquished
by the order and movements of the trench army. The Duke
of Montebello caused the centre to be pierced by the division of
General Maurice Mathien. The General of Division Lefebvre;
with his Cavalry, immediately pissed on the trot through this
opening, anti took a circuit by a qtiertet which enveloped od
the left the whole right of the enemy:
• " The moment when half of the entity's Bee found itself thin
turned and defeated, was that in which Gen: La; range attacked
the village of Caseante, where the line of Castanos was placed
which did not exhiltit a Netter countenance than the right; but
abandoned the field of bititle, leaving behind it its artillery and
a great lumber of prisoners. The cavalry pursued the remain,
of the enemy's army to Mallen; in the direction of Saragossa;
and to Tarratotta, in the direction or Agreda. Seven standards,
10 pieces of cannon, wiih •all their fnruiture. 12 colonels; 300
officers. and 3000 Men, have been taken ; 40th) Spaniards have
been left dead on the field of battle, or driVen into the Ebro.
Our logs has been trilling : we have had 60 men killed, and 'lOO
wounded ; among the latter is the General of Division Lagrange,.
who has received a bullet in the ann. Our troops found at Tu.
dela a number of Magazines.
" The Marshal Duke of Corregliatio has begun hip tnaroh upon
sarogossa; while a part of the fugitives retired to this placet
the left, which had been cut or, fled in disorder to Tarr:terms%
and Agreda.
" The Duke of Elchingen, whd wni on the 22c1 at Sari*,
ought to have been on the 'tit! at Agreda, not a mail undid have
escaped. Bet this ciirps twine too much fatigited,. remained at
Soria the 2.• iii and 21th of Si'oveinbef. lie arrited at Arrede
on the 25t1t, still seflieicittiy in time to seize a great Or/t-
-iter of inagarines. One named Painfok, formerly a pectic Ott
corps, a wan without ',that's, and Without courage; a kind of
insignificant inoak, the true hea4 ofa party which acquired hit
the name of tkorral, was thefts', in lake flight. This is OWL the
first time he has acteil in that manner--he. has done the same on
all decasioes.
"'Phis army of 15;006 has been this beatiei turd dhfcated,
without out leaving had. more than Q3OO men engaged. The hat-
tic of Burgos had sinick _the CelliTt of the enemy, and the battle
of Fspitiosa the right. The hattlenf Tnd.la has struck the left.
Victory ha 4 thai ...track nor foe as with a thunderbolt, and its=
posed tlae whole leagee of the enemy.
[This Belletin cotteltil.s witli the joarhal of the operations of
the siege of Roses, who is long and (interesting.]
Tcy ELFTII BI:LLETIN.
This Bulletin state 3 that " Maurite Mtithieu arrivea
on the .isth ult. at Baya, persiti,,e the enemy, and taklug every
moment fresh•prisoners, the nemh-..r of which is atteadv 5000:.
The suldiers gave no tioarter to armed tietisaots: The ntnnber of
pieces of cannon taken is 31."
GERMANY.
. .
vgrv", 25. The Court Gazette ba4 piteli4lted the
following article respecting. Turkey The Great Camp of
Datd Pacha, near Constantinople, is now oe.c.uptect btu by the
particular troops of Nltistapha Bairactai, and by the Seymeat
sy bleb •be had *organized with iucttatitiiabli promo ititude: