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FRENCH' PAPERS OF FRIDAY.

"FROM %pp 11110XJ.TNIPOPFICIAL PART.
ARMr6F THE PYRENNEES. •
REPORT OF THE DUKE OP CORNEOLIANO TO THE

MINISTER OF WAR.

" San Cugat, August 1.5.
" The enemy has just made a new effort. 11.1i-
lans and Lloberas, after havingunited at Montblanch
ail their forces, which may be estimated at five or six
thousand men, appeared at first to direct their march
towards La Seu d'Urgel. Colonel Salperevich re-
ceived orders to advance from Vich, which he crew
pied with the battalions of the Bth of the line, to Ur-
gel, to reinforce the troops that formed the blockade
of that place.
" Lieutenant-General Curial remained, charged
with the chief command of the blockade of Barcelona,
and I marched with the 18th of the line, a battalion
of the first light infantry, and the Spanish squadron
del Principe, to advance, according to circumstances,
to 'l'rassa and Granolles.
u The enemy having suddenly changed his direc-
tion, and approached Manresa, Baron d'Eroles quit-
ted his position at Calal, to join General Manresa.—
They learned that the Constitutional troops were ad-
vancing towards the bridge of Cabriana. The enemy
was briskly attacked there on the 14th of August. A
charge of cavalry caused some disorder among the
Royal Spanish troops. Lieutenant-Colonel de Valz,
of the.6th hussars, at the head of a squadron of that
regiment, and a squadron of the 18th chasseurs,
checked the enemy and obliged -them to retreat.
"On the same day the Constitutional troops, driven
from the position of the bridge of Cabriana, took up a
stronger one near Caldes, and defended it with obsti-
nacy. The 16th of the line, the corps of Baron,
d'Eroles, about 1200 strong, and the squadrons of the
18th chasseurs and the 6th hussars, contended alone
with the whole force of the enemy.
" Two battalions of the 60th regiment of the line
having arrived on the field of battle, General 'from.-
lin drew them up in close columns, and attacked on
both flanks the position occupied by the enemy. Co-
lonel Alonck d'Uzer marched at the head of one ofl
these columns ; the other was led by Lieutenant-Co-1
lonel Magnau. Entire success crowned their efforts.
The Constitutional troops, forced at Caldes, attempted
in vain to rally at Morja ; they maintained them-
selves but a few moments in their new position, and
retreated precipitately towards Lestang.
" The allied troops are pursuing the enemy. I
am going to support them with the 18th of the line,
a battalion of the Ist of light infantry, and a squa-
dron of the 23d chasseurs.

To-morrow the head of my column will have
reached Gat igu, and perhaps Aygua-Freda.
" The two battalions which forced the garrison of
Vich concur with the troops directed against the
enemy to increase the danger of his position.
" In a second Report I shall have the honour to
make known to your Excellency the names of the Of-
ficers, Subalterns, and soldiers, who have particularly
distinguished themselves.
" The particular reports which I have received
from various points agree in the discouragement
which continues to reign among the Constitutional
troops. The population of the country which they
pass through declares against them. An Officer and
some soldiers have been arrested by the inhabitants,
and delivered up to the French troops.
" The enemy, who has neitherroint d'appui nor ma-
gazine from Tarragona to the Seu d'Urgel, is fol-
lowed by 200 mules laden with biscuit.—l am, &c.
" The Marshal Duke of Cornegliano, AIONCEY."

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