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LONDON.
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1837.

The accounts from Spain this morning are most dis-
astrous. In Arragon General BUERENS has been
defeatcd by the Carlists, commanded by the Pretender
in person. Tile Liberal junta of Pamplona, con-
temning the authority of a Government set up by
ESPAR.TERO. has formally declared Navarre inde-
pendent, and charged itself with the future uncon-
trollied conduct of the civil war in that province—the
garrisons of Irun and Fontarabia are in a state of in-
surrection—and in Madrid the new Ministry has en-
tirely♦ failed to inspire any party with confidence, save
the partizans of Don CARLOS. This is the awful
plight to which the treachery of ESPARTERO-the
intrigues of the QUEEN and the Camarilla—tire in-
difference of France—the inefficient support of Eng-
land—and :the dreaming, theorizing, and, for all im-
mediate purposes, useless labours of the Cortes,
have jointly and severally reduced the country.
We have copied from the Arragonese Correspondent
of the Morning Chronicle a long account of the de-
feat of Boßitz:es, which relieves the Christino Com-
mander from any suspicion of treachery, and his men'
fi ont all imputation of cowardice. This is some satis-
faction, though under the circumstances the very least
that Riight be expected. The following is General
131.7sRENs' own relation of his engagement with, and
discomfiture by the Carlists, as communicated by him
to the Captain-General of Arragon in a despatch of
the 26th of August—the day after the engagement.
T;:e despatch is dated from Carinena, where BUERENS
had ten shelter with the remains of his division :
H Having learnt yesterday that the enemy was in the
environs of El Villar, with the Pretender and a force of
10.000 infantry and 900 cavalry, with the apparent design
of crossing the Carinena country to go and assist the Soria
faction ; and aware of the importance of preventing him, in
spite of the inferiority of my forces I left Aguara and
marched upon Herrera, which the enemy hastened to
abandon on the approach of my Eclaircurs. They retired,
supported by their cavalry, to the heights of El Villar,
where they took up a position. I prepared to attack them •
I formed my division into two lines, the right resting or;
the mountain of the Herrera, Virgin's Hurrnita,re, and
the left protected by two squadrons of cavalry.' The
ire commenced by the column of chasseurs posted at the
etrerne left of the line, which, having advanced with mon-.
valovr than prudence, was charged in flank by the enemy's
cavalry, which obliged ours to advance in order to protect
the retreat :if our chasseurs. In the meantime the firino.
bad commence
3 along the whole line ; I caused the first
position to be attacked by the two battalions of Cordova,
supported by the Aviia and Navarre battalions, who carried
it with the utmost spirit. Protected by four mountain
guns, ipperior in cavalry, the enmity executed at various
oints ilttfeAscagtainst our infantry. Those charges were
oust • 7 billlVAlfitl.Atth, and sth light ,:.;it,adrons,,,who
ul .4..we1, Iyiverroia.oll-74p give way to superior nuii3...ersf.
vncrfill'4l,.rr,'opi.hrsetwistuipitploi
er support, t
nt the hceototlenrespsar part
buto
31-ra4 0 # -41Iil a,•'scf, '
Aftweiidato4li-by-fiter9,nades and balls discharged by the
,14aatiearztairia5rdnitriarg Beholding themselves enveloped
by 640; .alr ' •,:theyOpi4d in order to let them retire to the
pee_
moueA 2*n_p_4Sibi!ity of keeping my battalions
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