Star.
London, England, 1808-12-14 00:00:00

TENTH BULLETIN.
This Bulletin is dated Aranda, the 96th Novern-
bet', and 'safe'. that the Spanish effective force is •
r 180,000 effective men ; that 80,000 of these, 60,000
of which are armed, and who eosspeesd the armies
, of GalliCia and Ettremadura, commanded by Blake,..
[Lantana, and Galuzza, have been dispersed, and that
,Orie • areiy of Andalusia, of Valence, of Neuville,
.C,astile, and Amazon ; commanded by Castanos,
Penas, and Vattfox ; and which likewise consists of
S0;000 men, via. 60,000 ermed, will soon meet with
the same fate,. as the Duke of Montebello has re-
' Ceived orders to attack in front with 30.000 men,
while the Dukes of Echlingen and Bellune are
placed behind it...a" There are besides," it is added,
"60,000 -effective men, 40,000 of whom are armed;
-of these, 30,000 are in Catalonia, and 10,000 at Ma-
drid, Valence, and other depots. Prior to marching
beyond the Dtiero, the Emperor his come to the re-
solution to annihilate the armies of the centre and left,
1 and then to serve in the same manner that of the right
commanded by General Castanos. When the plan
shall have been executed, 'the march to-Madrid will
be only a walk (promenade). This gland design
ought now to have been accomplished."
ELEVENTH BULLE'T'IN OF THE ARMY OF SPAIN.
Aranda de Duero, No7ember 27.
" .Majesty on the 19th sent off the Marshal
I Duke of Montebello, with instructions for the move-
lieeats of the left, of which he gave him the command.
1. The Duke of Montebello and the Duke of Cor-
Jegliano concerted measures together at Lodosa, on
the 20th, for the execution of the orders of his Ma.
j esty.
" On the 21st the division of General Lagrange,
with the brigade of light cavalry of General Colbert,
and the brigade of dragoons of General Dijon, set
out from Logrono by the right of the Ebro.
" At the same time the four divisions, composing
the corps of the Duke of Corregliano. passed the river
at Lodosa, abandoning the whole country between the
Ebro and Pampeluna.
On the 22d, at the break of day, the French
army began its march. It took its direction to Ca-
lahora, where, on the evening before, were the head-
quarters of Castanos; it tound that town evacuated ;
and afterwards marched upon Allan) ; the enemy
had in like manner retreated.
" On the 22d, at break of day, the General of
'division, Lefebvre, at the head -of the cavalry,
and supported by the division of General Moriet,
forming' tEe advance-guard, met with the enemr;--he
immediately gave information to the Duke of Mon-
tebello, who found the army of the enemy in seven
'divisions, consisting of 45,000 men, under antis, with
its right befoze Tudela, and its left occupying a line
of a league and a half ; a disposition absolutely bad.
The Arragonese were on the right, the troops of Va-
lencia and New Castile in the centre, and the three
' divisions of Andalusia, which General Castanos com-
manded more especially, formed the left-40 pieces
of cannon cohered the enemy's line.
.. At nine in the morning, the columns of the
French army began to deploye with that order, that
regularity and coolness, which characterise veteran
troops. Situations were chosen for establishing bat-
teries with sixty pieces of cannon, but the impetuosity
of the troops and the inquietude of the enemy, did
not allow time for this. The Spanish army was already
vanquished by the order and movements of the French
arma.—The Duke of NI, ntebe-lo caused the centre to
be pierced by the division of General Maurice
Mathiea. The General of Division Lefebvre, with
his cavalry, immediately passed on the trot through
this opening, and took a circuit by a quarter which
enveh-ped on the left the whole right of the enemy.
" The moment when half of the enemy's line.found
itself thus turned and defeated, was that in which Gen.
Lagrange attacked the village of Cascante, where the
line of Castanos was placed, which did not exhibit a
better countenance than the right ; but abandoned
the field of battle,_ leaving behind it its artillery and
a great number of prisOners. The cavalry pursued
the remains of the enemy's army to Mallen, in the
direction of Saragossa ; and to Tarracona, in the di-
rection of Agreda. Seven standards, •SO pieces of
cannon) with all their furniture, 12 Colonels, 300
Officers, and 3000 men, have been taken • 4000 Spa.
niards have been left dead on the field Of battle, or
driven into the Ebro. Our loss has been trifling swe
have had 60 men killed, and 4.00 wounded ; among
the latter is the General of Division Lagrange, who
has received a bullet in the arm.—Our troops found
at Tudela a number of magazines. •
" The Marshal Duke of Correglianli has begun his
march upon Saragossa ; while a part of the fugitives
retired to this place, the left, which had been cut off,
lied in disorder to Tarracona and Agreda.
" The Duke of Elchingen, who was on the 22d at
Soria, ought to have been on the 23d at Agreda, r of
a man would have escaped. But this corps being too
much fatigued, remained at Soria the 23d and .24th.
He arrived at A greda on the 25th, still sufficiently
in time to seize a great number of magazines. One
named Palafox, formerly a garde du carp, a man
without talents, and without courage ; a kind of in.
significant monk, the true head of a party which
atcpained him the name- of General, was the first to
take flight. This is not the first time he has acted in
that manner.--he has done the same on all occasions.
"This army of 45,000 has been thus beaten and
defeated, without our having had more than 6000
men engaged. The battle of Burgos had struck the
center of the enemy, and the battle of Espinosa the
right. The.battle of Tudela has struck the lefr.—
Victory has thus struck our foe as with a thunderbolt,
and dispersed the whole league of the enemy.
[This Bulletin concludes with the journal of the
operations of tha siege. of Roses, whic!, is long and
uninteresting •
TWELFTH BULLETIN.
This Bulletin states that " General Maurice Ma-
thieu arrived on the .25th ult. at Baya, pursuing the
enemy,, and taking every moment-fresh prisoners, the
number bf which is already 5000. They all belong to
the troops of the line. The soldiers pave no quarter
to armed peasants. The number of pieces of cannon
taken is 37."

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