Star.
London, England, 1808-12-05 00:00:00

"The castle of Burgos has been occupied, and was
found in good condition ; it contained considerable
quantities of flour, wine, and grain.

On'the 11th the Emperor reviewed the division
of General Bonnet, and immediately detached it to-
vrards the entrance of the passes of St. Andero.
g 4 The position of the army this day is as follows :
44 The Marshal Duke of Belluna is in close pur-
suit of the remains of the army of G allicia, who are
flying in the direction of Villarcayo and Reynosa,
towards which point's the Duke of Dalmatia is also
marching. They can have no other resource than
that of dispersing in the mountains, with the low.
of artillery, baggage, and every thing that constitutes

an army.
4‘ Ills Majesty the Emperor is with his Guard at
Burgos.
" General Milhaud is marching with his division
upon Palencia. General Lasalle has taken possession
of Lerma. •
" Thus, in an instant, have the artmes of Gallicia
been defeated, dispersed, and partly annihilated, not-
withstanding that all the corps of our army hive not
yet come up ; three-fourths of the cavalry and almost
one half of the infantry remain behind. • - •
44 The army of the insurgents exhibited the most
singular contrast. In the pockets of the officers who
were killed. were found lists of companies, having
some of them the name of 44 Company of Brutus"—r
and some of them 44 Company of the People." There
were companies of Students, and others that had dm!

names of Saints. . . ~:.. •
“*Such were t_ he e inilltary bands that composed the
insurgent army of.* peasants ! '
a Anarchy and confusion, these were what Eng-
land trrod in.§pain I 7iir,b,a4.till she reap from them?
The hatred of thls brave people, .when they are once
enlighteised, and under_a good Government; for the
rest, the extravagance of thuleaderiof4he insurgents
is every where notorious. Among the standards that
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have fallen into our hands are some bearing a =pre-
sentation of the Lion of Spain tearing in pieces :the
Imperial Eagle. A,nd who .are they,. that have in-
dulged in such esiblems ? The worst trugge,Amtjsre
its Europe ! " --: ::-.: ;..
• ..“ The cavalry of the army of Estreins...tdnra could
tukeven so much as. fate us. The instant the 10th
regiment of chasseurs came in sight of them they were
put to theronte, and were no longer to be seen. •
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.the emperor reviewed the corps of the Duke
of Dalmatia previous to. its marehing from . Burgos
itt pursuit of the rear Of the. missy of Gallicia. I3is
lhlajesty has made varians promotions, distributed re-
• ards, and is extremely well satisfsad with the. con-
duct of these troops.
„lie* mem* his satisfac.
Lion to the conquerors of Me#oo, jtjp 11,00 and Air-
bos, the Marshal Dub ogstelitolliffiloe
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The Editor of the
.:101vg,..wiltat tetjteri have been
received from Spein, *Ma itate that the Emperor%
d-quarters. were on the 9th at Arend* tie Douro,
and that his advanced poem were.mlern 90 miles of
'Madrid. The army was marebistg'fariosd in the.
bat spirits. 4,,,-- •••t,. -..i: i . ZZ:i'..'
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The following was, instated la:.,.:ity givw. i at Kr.
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,pignan, on the Bth instant : • - A
• is Head iinartere, November A.
"7 Hie Ilscallainy die Oehow&Ciesserel, Caw et the Swim,
' end Commander in Chit et the 7th Come, aegmabte the drum
that the Ousweal et nobles, Duheeete, bibs* illik, egkiii he
late!! &dated and diapered the enemy, wish thelAws il-itia)
gun WOW and wounded, rod offs pieces at amissit Nisi. ,
m The Geseral atrailisa, tifttii*.
tal Olken mid al dor thatwir•
wk., pastieabetr " sisairsiiiit miailena=
frdisst
48ghnent,-emelse a thanteere. bet eerisper.
format** evoludeni M the presence of the enemy with se mei&
amines as if they were en =an& (Seined) - Rev,
7 in Chief 7th Corps, &c."
Tie-Prefect of Toulouse has sent orders to his Sub-
-4.ets au4 the Mayors, to cant as many bakers