The Sun.
London, England, 1823-04-01 00:00:00

THE FRENCH ARMY.

As this army has actually advanced towards
the atrocious invasion of Spain, we deem it ne-
cessary to present the public the names and
titles of the Marshals who are likely to be em-
ployed on an expedition that will render France
infatnous to the latest posterity.
SOULT—Duke of Dalmatia.
SUCIIET—Duke of Albufera.
VICTOR—Duke of Belluno.
MARMONT—Duke of Ragusa.
Al ACDONALD—Duke of Tarentum.
DAVOUST—Duke of Auerstadt and Prince of Eekmulil.
MONCEY—Duke of Conegllano.
MORT' ER—Duke of Treviso.
OUDINOT—Duke of Reggio.
JOURDAN—(no
OOUVION ST. CYR—tho title.

The above were all created by BUONAPARTE. LOUIS
XVIII., on his restoration, appointed one or two of the old
regime, viz. Viosmenil, and one more.

SPANISH BIOGRAPHY.

GENERAL Tonauos.

This Officer, who has now been called from the command of
the Constitutional army in Biscay and Navarre, to fill
situation of Minister of War, is not more than 3b years of age ;
active, intelligent, and gallant. He is a good son, an excellent
hudband, and an amiable friend. He had a command in the
army under. the orders of the English General Doyle, by whom
he was taken by the hand early In the war, and never dropped
until he was made Colonel of the Tlradores de Doyle, which
regiment he brought to a high state, of. discipline, and led most
gallantly to victory on many occasions. There are two remarka-
ble events in this officers life. He is the person who was se-
lected by General Doyle to lead a sortie from Tortosa, in 1810,
under the eye of the Captain-General Henry O'Donnel, and in
presence of the whole Spanish army of that division ; his orders
were " to drive, with 30 grenadiers, the French piquets from
a certain height, and to take post there." He gallantly obeyed
the first part of the order, anddisobeyed the latter part by rid.
lowing the enemy into their very encampment, when, after an
heroic resistance, and great loss, he was obliged to surrender.
General O'Donnel, now Count of Abisbal, the best officer
in Spain, said to his army—" I will crown Torrijos with a
wreath of laurel for his gallantry, and then shoot bins for dis..
o b ed ience..of orders."

When the Tiradores (light infantry) of Doyle joined Gene-
ral Murillo's division, Torrijos established in it a lodge of free-
masons, called Doyle's hidge. Upon the return of the King,
Torrijos was arrested, and thrown into the inquisition : for
many months it was reported, and partially believed, he had
been put to torture and ultimately strangled; but there was
no • truth in the first statement, and it is unnecasary to say the
second is untrue, as he now liven to serve his country, which
he will no doubt do with zeal and gallantry. lie is particu-
larly partial to the English, and cordially hates the )+rench.

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