Star.
London, England, 1808-10-31 00:00:00

SEVILLE, OCTOBER 12.

General Mork arrived here this evening, and will
continue his journey to Aranjuez without stopping.
GRANADA, OCTOBER 12.

The Junta of this province, continuing to facilitate
the march of the troops which it has, has this morn-
ing ordered the 20th Regiment of Infantry of the
Line, named Bozas, consisting of 2,400 men, to set
out, which, with the corps that have preceded it and
those that are to follow, will form a total of the fol-
lowing force. Here follows the names of the different
regiments, their numbers, and date of their departure,
15,000 men and 800 horse : all these corps completely
equipped, armed, and accoutred ; each having been
previously reviewed by his Excellency Captain-Ge-
neral Don Escalante, who, without sparing the great-
est pains and fatigue, has laboured and contributed
on his part (and with the consent of the Junta) with
the utmost solicitude towards the better discipline and
organization of those troops, in addition to which they
are enlisting and completing a new regiment of dra-
, goons of Granada, two battalions of chasseurs of 1200
men each, and a new regiment of light infantry, at the
expence of this province, which, notwithstanding its
limited resources, manifests in this manner to Spain
and to all Europe the valour and patriotism of its na-
tives, already sufficiently evinced in the distinguished
part which many of these troops had in the ever-me-
morable victory of Baylen, due to their invincible
spirit.

CORUNNA, OCTOBER. 2S.

The mail which was this day received from Gene-
ral Blake, has brought intelligence, that his head-
quarters were still in Bilboa at the time of the depar-
ture of the mail, and that the position of the advanced
posts, and of the whole army, forms a semicircle.
CORUNNA, OCTOBER 25.
The English troops, commanded by General Sir
'David Baird, were received here with the most lively
demonstrations of joy and gratitude towards the ge-
nerous British nation. The numerous transports lying
in our bay form a beautiful sight, but still more
'1 TUDELA, OCTOBER 12. beautiful is the aspect of the strong British warriors,
Head-quarters of General Castanos. of the distinguished officers and valiant soldiers, who
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have disembarked in order to join our armies, which Our advanced parties have taken in sight of the
enemy, the magazine of corn and oats which he had they will do without the least delay.
established in the Malagro, and notwithstanding the Head-quarters, Villafranca del Panades, Oct. 6.
Ebro was swollen and not fordable in any part, and By the center of our army, whose advanced posts
the troops few, he viewed it without daring to inter- are in Monte Alegre and S. Geronimo de la Matra,
ruin it. Yesterday another expedition set out com- under the immediate orders of Colonel Milans, who
posed of 100 of the royal Spanish infantry, guards, commands the eastern part of the circumvallation of
and 50 men each of the other corps, which form a Barcelona, the enemy's troops encamped between
division under Brigadier O'Donchough. We are yes Besos and Barcelona were attacked on the 30th of
tainformed of the result, but we flatter ourselves it last month, and completely routed.
*1 be successful. On the 4th instant 300 of the fine regiment of SP&I
We have here General St. Marq, and should have nide husssars landed in Terragona, the rest are shortly
idtanced our position, but it has been deferred till the 1 expected.

PRIVATE LETTERS.
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" Cora:lna, October 24.
" The disembarkation of the troops commenced
this morning • they proceed .on their march isrune-
sliately.',