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

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" The enemy fiaitteted. iitleoit
precipitatiote leaving there four pieces of eannine, a
considerable magazine of dsisCeit, .4000 quilttals of
grain, and a large quantity of (loathing wastotind
in the town.
" In Reinosa numerous English effects were found,
and a considerable clitantitY of *visions ot every de-
scription.
44 The inhabitants of Montana, and of the • whole
plain of Castile, which extends to Portegal, and of
the province of Satin, detest and curse the authors of
this war, and earnestly demand peace and repose.
Twenty thousand bales of wool; worth from 15
to 20 millions, which were seized at Burgos, have
been sent to Bayonne."
SEVENTH BULLETIN OF TIIE SPANISH ARMY.
" Burgos, Nov. gO.
• " On the 16th the an of the Marshal Duke of
Dalmatia entered St. Andero, and found there a
large quantity of flour, ammunition, and English
goods.
"The Bishop of St. Andero, animated rather
with the spirit of the devil, than that of the gospel,
always marching , with a cutlass by his side, has
taken shelter on board the English frigates.
44 The cavalry of General Lasalle has pushed its
advanced posts as far as Torno Sierra.
44 The regiments of Zamora and of the Princess
which formed part of Romana's division, are entirely
annihilated."
EIGHTH BULLETIN OF THE ARMY OF SPAIN.
" Burgos, November 22.
" The Duke of Dalmatia is following his successes
with the utmost activity.
44 A convoy of artillery, ammunition, and English
muskets were taken in.the port of Cunikar, the very
moment t!:e ships were on the point of getting under
•
weigh.
General Surat, at the head of his brigade, con-
tinues vigorously to pursue the enemy. He has passed
Montana and entered Asturia. The light companies
of the 36th regiment have seized in the port of San-
titlana, an English convoy laden with sugar, coffee.
cotton, and othet colonial commodities. The num-
ber of English vessels, richly laden, which have been
taken on this coast, amounts already to 25.
" The 7th corps of the army of e pain, commanded
by General Govion St. Cyr, has also began prepa-
ration, On the 6th November, the plaCe cf Rosas
was invested by Generals Reille and Peno, and the
heights of St. Pedto were carried by the Italians—a
large number of Miquelets and English occupied the,
part of Silva ; they were attacked by General Fon-
tana, at the head of three battalions of light in-
fantry, and driven into the sea, with the loss of, tett
24-pounders, for of which were English, which
they had pot time to embark.
" On the 9th, the girrison of Rosasemade a sortie
in three columns, protected by the pins of the English.
ships. General Mazuchelli lulled 600 of them, and
repulsed the rest.
44 It is supposed that the head-quarters will be re-
moved from Burgos in the course of the night."
NINTH BULLETIN OF THE ARMY OF SPAIN.
Aranda, November 25.
#6 The military system of the Spaniards seems to
have been as follows:
" On the left was the Army of Galicia, one moiety
of which was composed of troops of the line, and of
all the resources of Galicia, Astoria, and Leon.
In the centre was the Army of Estreinadur.t,
which the English troops had promised to support,
and which was composed of all the resources of Es-
teemadura and the neighbouring provinces.
44 The army of Andalusia, Valentia, New Castile,
and Arragon, stated to amount to 80,000 men,loccu-
pied the 20th of November Calaleerra, Tudela, and
the borders of Arragon. This army supported the
right of the enemy, and was composed of the troops
who formed the camp of St. Rcch, and of the whole
force of Andalusia, Valencia, Carthagena, an lc
Madrid. It is against this army the French troops
are now maneuvering ; the rest having been dis-
persed and destroyed in the battles of Espinosa and
IBurgos.
The head-quarters were removed on the 221
from Burgo's to Lertna, and on the 23d from Lerrea
to Aranda.
4# The Duke of Elchingeti marched on the 22d to
Soria. The town was disarmed, and a committee of
well disposed persons, eppointed for the administra-
tion of the province. The Duke is now in Medina-
Celi, and his light troops scour the road from Sara-
gossa to Madrid.
44 On the 22d, the :Dukes of Montebello and
Corregliano formed a junction near the bridge of
Lodosa.
On the 24th, the Duke of Bellane removed his
head-quarters to Yenta Gornez.
44 Almost all the roads of communication betiveen
Madrid and the Northern provinces are intercepted
by our troops, whose light parties have picked up
a great number of couriers and mails.
" The utmost confusion seems to prevail in Ma-
drid, and the whole nation anxiously desires the re-
storation of that tranquillity wind peace, of which
Spain has been deprived by the puerile arrogance and
criminal cunning of a few intriguers.
" It appears difficult for the army which forms the
right of the enemy, and is now on the banks of the
Ebro, to fall buck op Madrid] and the south of Spain.
" The events which are now preparing, will pro-
bably decide the fate of this other moiety of the Spa-
nish army. For these three days we have had damp
hazy weather, which is morehurtfut to the natives of
the country than to men accustomed to the climate of
of the North:
46 General St. Cyr continues rigorously to push on
the siege of Rosas."