Star.
London, England, 1808-12-15 00:00:00

=to say that his opinion,
don, was superior, or per-
: which the Court might form.
his dispatch of the 271 hi of Au-
as it was a record of the thanks
and which were justly due, not
the corps, but to the and
... who commanded (efririlrthnr
battle of Vimiera. lit must say,
himself, that his landing and taking
Hader
iniluence on the
question . consideration in the army—
Armistice which was preparing, and which
01 in the Convention. The general principle of
armistice was agreed to by all- the other Lieute-
raweeerals, and be made it subservient to the
_pr-
ep of landing in safety the whole of Sir John
doe's army. The general principle of the Con-
tagion had the sanction of all the other Generals ;
:alibis opinion was not overturned by Ste opinion
ea* Court, he could submit with patience to what-
ear be had suffered in his feelings from other opi.
sip* which he could never persuade himself to con-
siog well-founded, unless the Court were to adopt
mei l their sentence.
Tte president then stated that the whole of the evi-
ismi bad been gone through, and every thing that
d public interest. What remained would be mat-
ter d arrangement, and of private consideration for
go Boyd,.
The public Ms therefore, no more to be admitted.

TwELITH BULLETIN OF THE FRENCH
ARMY.

" Aranda, November U.

• At the battle of Tudeb, the General of divisive, Lagrange,
chord with the attack of Cascante, ordered his division to march
bymbeito, and put himself at the bead of the first division, com-
m.& of the 94th rqbnent of Light Infantry, which fell upon the
'soy with such impetuosity, that 200 Spaniards were killed in
gs Fleet charge of the bayonet. The other echelons could net
doe lip. This singular intrepidity spread consternation and dis-
gdff meg the troops of Castanos. It was at this eminent that
cowl Lacings, who was at the head of the first echelon, re-
caged &bell, which wounded him dangerously. On the 26th the
hike of Elesingen advanced by Terracotta to Borja. The enemy
dipped SO tumbrels, which they had at Terracotta.
• Chairelbfanrice Mathieu arrived ea the 25th at Borja, per-
we way, and every moment taking fresh prisoners, the
se which already amounts to 5100; they are all troops
el *shoe. No quarter was given to any of the peasants who
waking' in arms. We took 37 pieces of cannon. Disorder
aolidelem haws seized upon their leaders. Their first proceed-
*ow a violent manifesto, in which they declared war against
Teem They burned to her all the disorders of their Court,
sb hemsracy of the ram which revel, aad the baseness tithe
Fat, who, for many years, have prostrated themselves in the
on Ajax manner at the feet of the idol, which they hod with
al adz rage now be is fallen. They have a very false idea in
Gernany, Italy, and France, 0.1 Spanish monks, if they compare
Ant to the monks which exist in those countries. We And
meg the Benedictines, the Umatilla', fa. in France and
kb, &crowd of men rametable in science ant literature; they
enhgvish themselves by their adoesties,•and by the honourable
ad mid slam to which they belsu
The Spanish Monks, on the comerary, ire chew= from the
Ines sf the people; they are ignorant mid drank..., and can ally
le tarred to people employed in alenshterieeme-t•thrr ate
iptent, and has the very rammer and "pinnate of it. It Is
say era the lowest classes that they have any ladies,. A -
eps meld think himself dishonoured by 'Amite* a Moak to
Artale. As to the unfortunate Spanish paints, we an only
amine them to the Irellalts of Egypt—they have no property—
mil Wog belongs to the Monks, or some powerful house. The
liberty to keep as inn Is ;feudal right, yet, in a country so &-
ea:4bl nature, we And neither post nor isms ; the tams are
wisonektet belong to the Lords. The great have degenerated
to sod a *gee, that they are without energy, without merit,
sad see without influence.
" We every day find at Valladolid, and beyond it, considerable
atigssioes of arms. The English faithfully executed that part of
ihdr Mpeemeot—they promised muskets, petards, and libels;
these they have'sent in profusion. Their inventive spirit has been
*died; sail they have carried to a great length the art of
woke libels, as of late they hove distinguished themselves by
ntirfarrockets. All the evil', all the scourges which can allict
waled, emu from London r

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