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red COM platoons of the 4th hussars to charge this
advanced troops. Four or five discharges of can.
non supported this movement, and two companiesef
the Ttl; voltige.nrs advanced to support them; but
they had riot a single trigger to pull. The hussars
charged the cavalry in the midst of the infantry iq
the gardens, ravines, and behind the houses, killed
some 50 men, and brought back 30 prisoners—of
which two were officers, an English Captain and
Lieutenant ; they likewise wok from 15 to 20 horses.
The General of Division, Harispe, satisfied with hay.
ing shewn the fine disposition of his troops, took io
open day the road to his positions, slept at Monforte,
still ready to receive battle, but he was not follow.
ed. He has returned w the camp of the 2d division
Albufera." .
POSEN, OCTOBER

The marsh of troops though our city continue,
without interruption. On the 14th and 15th, we
have again Kea pass 3411 men, viz. one division of
the regiment of Walcheren, three battalions of there.
giment of Bella Isle, one detachment of the Imperial
Guards, the 4th battalion of the regiment of the Me.
diterranean, detachments from several regiments,
and a considerable part of one regiment of the Grand
Duchy of Berg. All these troops were remark.
able for their gooti appearance, and for their mar.
tie' ardour.

COPY OF THE LETTER WHITTEN TO HIS EXCELLING',
THE MC DE FUTILE? MINISTER AT WAR, SY ULM
• IEAL COUNT 80UHAM. - _ _

Paneorbo, Oct. ISOM.
Mr 'AHD—Being desirous to make koosin to
-the garrison of the Fort of Burgos that 'the army
was at hand, both to succour them, and likewise
thereby encourage them to continue their fine de.
fence, I, on the 13th of this month, ordered General
Macune to attack the English vanguard, by passint
Castile de Peones, quintanavides, and to pu4
theN as far as Monasterto,
a I likewise gave orders to the General of Dirt,
ion, M. Foy, to carry by main force Poza; Which is
occupied by the troops of Castanos. These attacks,
which were combined, have been both equally sue.
cessful, General Curto, commander of the light
cavalry, had received orders to move forwardly
fore Vibeaa on Rosa, to support this movement,ead
Ibe ready to act wherever needful. The result .of
ithese attacks has been advantageous for the army°,
Portugal. The enemy has 400 killed and wounded.
We have taken from him 140 prisoners, of whom
five are officers; we have likewise taken a pit of
colours, some baggage, and 20 horses. On our side
we had only four men killed, and 26 wounded, and
lost some borses.--I have the honour to be, Sec.
(signed) 4, Count SOLHAM.
axraacr Or A LETTER TO HIS LicELLIINCY THII
DIJc Da FILLTREI MINISTER AT WAR, PROM GENERA
COUNT CAFFARSALID COMMANDER 07 THE ARMY 0;
THE NORTH. •

BrMeer.a, Ocuobey 21, NIL
44 MY Lotto—Since yesterday we are in presence
of each other :—.the Army of Portugal occupies the
heights of Monasterio, and we can see the camps of
the enemies. The two Armies of Portugal and the
North can be in line in 24 hours. Our cavalry is
remarkably fine, the artillery is very nvmerons, and
in excellent condition.
" Yesterday afternoon we drove back all the adl
ranted posts of the enemy ; our soldiers have skews
a great deal of ardour, and the cannon might have
been heard at the Fort of Burgos, which still con*
dunes to maice a most obstinate defence, and which*
according to all reports, caused the enemy a loss of
more than 4000 men. It is asserted, that the enemy
having raised a lvittery of four 24-pounders, they
were immediately dismounted, one only excepted,
but which is no longer tired. The enemy have lost
several officers of note and in particular, a Major
Murray, of the 424 regiment (Highlanders). I hop‘
that the Fort will soon be relieved, and I shall these
request of your Excellency, in laying before you a
journal of the siege, an hononrable rectimpence for
General Du Breton, and for the officers and soldiers
who have behaved themselves so valiantly.-rl bar,
the honour to be, &c. (Signed)
44 The General Count CAFFARELLI.I4
lIISTRACT OF A LETTER FROM OENERAL THIERAELTI
CHIEF COMMANDANT AT VITTORIA.
" Vktorla, 23d October, 9 o'clock, main.
14 MY Loan—The armies of Portugal and of the
NOrth entered Burgos yesterday, at six o'clock in
the morning. Towards two o'clock in the evening,
and after exchanging several cannon shot, the enemy
passed the ravine of Buniel, and is now is full re-
treat ; which tends to prove that the Armies of the
South and of the centre are arriving.
44 This movement- naturally changes the whole
situation of the North of Spain, and the parts of the
Armies of the North and of Portugal.—l bare the'
honour to be, &c. Signed)
" The Baron THIUMILT."
Letters from Moscow, bearing date the 15th int*
announce that the season is very fine. We bare
{wind in that city a vast quantity of furs and pelisses*
and the magazines of the army are well previderlo-''
His Majesty the Emperor, who is conunnally in
good health, often passes the reviews. The different
corps keep a most superb appearance, and one would
starcely believe that they have just made a cam-
paign in which they braved,- with' as rettich audacity
as courage, every 14tigue and danger. The officers
and,soldiers are full of ardour and devotion to their
august Sovereign.
BAYONNE, OCTOBER VI
All the news that we receive from Spain agree le
stating, that the French army has entered no
Madrid. The English have raised the siege tithe
Fort of Burgos, -att.cr having lost 4000 men before
that place, the defence of which throws the re**
honour on the garrison.
PARIS, NOVEMBER 4.
On the 16th of last month his Catholic Marftweet
out from Valencia to march to Madrid, at t
of the Army of the Centre, and of that of the SP" -
commanded by the Duke of Dalmatia.
alibi
Letters from Vittoria-say, that the soldiers
French army, on their entrance into Burgos* Ca'• r 4
in triumph General Du Breton, who bad so.rig°'
rout)) defended the castle of Burgos against Welling'
ton, in admiration of his fine defence.
PARIS, NOVEMBER S.
We have this day received Letters from MOSCOW,
dated 18th October. The Emperor still ciegium