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' PARES, NOvvviskit
wont by WAR:—ARMY OF THE SOtJTH oit
• SPAIN:
The town and fort of Chinchilla, situated ntjton
the frontiers of the kingdotrl of Murcia, joining La
Mancha, were for a long time occupied by the ene-
my's garrison, whose distapte from the active theatre
of operations, alb:need it to maintain itself in its
which, besides, was very strong. The Array
:Tihe South, in leaving Andalusia to effect its jutio
foe with the Army of the Centre, approached Chin.
dab, and Baron d'Erlon, who commanded the
advanced guard, received orders to take the place.
On the 5,1 of October the towtr was taken and oceu.
pied by our troops, on which day the investment et
the fort commenced, the Commandant refusing to ,
stuTeuder. At the conclusion of five days labour,
a breach being effected, 'dispositions wete made for
yezionit it by assault, when the enemy, intinsidated.l
dto capitulate. This capitulation, which
granted the honours of war to the garrison, was I
concluded on the Bth,
.and Marshal Duke of Dal.
tnatia immediately caustd the fort of Chinchilla to
be destroyed.
We will hereafter publish the details which alt
respecting the siege of this place.—(Mir
far, Kerslake! 12).

PAITTAU, OCTOBER 27.
His Excellency the Marshal Duke of. Iratenter
tommander.i&Chief o‘ the 10th corps of the Grand
Artey, arrived here yesterday sticanutg.—(Gmattea
fame, Nola 13).

Prince Schwarttenberg writes, wake date of the
nth, from WerokeMbe, •
Letters of the AIM- date have likewise been re-
ceived from General legntir, at Kryaszem, sear
Drogbetcben. The position of the army was ex-
cellent. The enemy had not recovered from the
Vigorous attack made against Essen, and the manner
in which that General had been led fighting, for 18
bows, to Brae.
Our reinforcements were to arrive on the day on
which they write. This af/Air has perfectly tranquil-
lized Warsaw. Tachitchagoff detached Pao divi-
sions to menace it ; he recalled them in great haste,
to hire them to Tortbacow.
They write from Wilua, the 81st October..-A We
are very tranquil, and the grand movement which
has been made (ruin Moscow has not left us a :ba-
th* of doubt respitting the future. Besides, we
were In a condition to resist some thousands of Cos-
sacks, had they even been supported by some regu-
hr light troops. On the 4th November we -shill
have 40,000 men, 12,060 of whom will be French

Or Geinesta. General Lobos is to. Soul his resernt
to the Duke of Tarente.
k There is no occasion for fear, either respecting
Marshal St, Crr or Prince Schwartzenberg ; on the
toatrAry, we have only gratifying intelligence ttS
retel—(Jow.casi Peru, Nov. 12)4
POSEN, OCTOBER sok
The Absttian and Salton Aviv grahltie, bag gga.
ierad ail the sitettny's projects abortive.

On the lads the Russian amyl which advanced
Ivy Bring, .attacked the Allies, who opposed-a vigo-
rous resistance, repulsed sad pursued them half way
from Beala to lirtese t they left a great number of
killed and setusged upon the field of battle; we took
one piece of artillery, au amnsauition caisson) and
about 200 mem

On the 21st inketed i baualion of -boops from
Wnrtzburg. On the 23d, Colonel Baron Stolcowski
arrived from Spain with a part of his regiment. On
6e same day., entered * detachment of French dra-
Oats and hulans.--(Joisrad de Pare:, Ivry. 12).
BERLIN, NOVEMBER s'
We have received the intelligence that Genera
eferk, commanding the Austrian auxiliary corps/
tv.had fresh engagements with the garrison of Riga,
Wach tnadt sorties with considerable forces. These

. softies have had the same fate as the preceding ones.
The Russianstave been repulsed at all pointy and
obliged to ri.etter Aka.
The gnat of the Prussian army is still tip,* the
thy. Eight thousand Bararituis are in march to
join the Grand Army ; they pass through Saxon*
and Sileia.—(Jorrnal dt Path, Nev, 14).
PARIS, weVEmult
A Police Ordinance, dated the 6th instant, pro-
hibits every individual, Whether in Paris or in the
Total communes in the jurisdiction of the Prefecture,
to keep a public billiard table, withent permission
from the Prefect of Police,—( Journal ek l'Eurpire,
Nov. 14).
The Mosirettr of the 14th contains, tinder the
dates of Strahuncl, the 18th and 22d of October,
an account of the shipwreck of part of the home-
trard-bound Baltic fleet, near the entrance between
titulars of the entrance of the Great Belt, the par.
of which are already before the Public.

VIENNA, OCTOBER so.

. Our GO:ate of yesterday gives the following tons
lunation of the extract from the journal of the opt.•
Mites of the auxiliary Austrian corps:
" According to the report of the General the
Nate of Scliwartzenberg, dated head=quarters, Pa-
Protlutia, October 21, the whole army had takkn a j
position on the 11th of the same month behind the
Ana, and the enemy had made several attempts
to pass the river, all of which however had failed.—
Hut as their position was too extensive, and the plains
on the right bank of the Bug presented too many ad-.
?images to the enemy, the General resolved to pass
1.9 the left bank with the whole army to approachthe
cetnforcements which he expected., • 4 /
64 Wi •
th.this view the army quitted the Leosstt
encamped on the 12'h before Wisoky Litefslry;
marched on the 13th upon the environs of Motsants'
and on the Iftla upon Simiatice.
" However, before the passage 9f the Bug took
ft lace, several battalions of the enemy advanced on
the I4th from the plain of Wisoky Litefsky, against
Majer•General Baron Barden% who w4s posted on
the skirts of the wood. The companies of light in-
fantry under the orders of this General retired sluwlf
towards the rivulet of Diorama behind which the
Cionenils Barest Fflachar and Frlthlich expected the