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. , GERONA, DECEMBER St.., J'-24;-4
IllitilEnglish influence is felt in all the acts of the
Junta and Cortes. That •corosneretial usual' ,has
Sized upon our commerce, and destroyed our indus-
y 4 it will command our arlnies, and treat us like
ndians : k attempts still more ;—an enemy to the
atholic religion, which it has mined in its own
41sLind, where every year a licentious population burns
,:;lie image of the rope;—she pursues it in Spain,
where she endeavours insensibly to introduce Luther-
, smism. It appears, that the spirit of irreligion and
lieform has insinuated itself even into the chiefs of
'the insurrection.

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We have before us a reclamation from 34 religious
communities at Seville. The French, always good
~--always generous to their- enernics—treated the
'Monks well: they were collected in several houses,
land received '2OO ducats each per annum. The Spa-
niards, upon their -entry, drove them from their asy-
lums ; kit them in the. streets, without bread—with-

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.out succour--,without hope : but listen to,the voice
.1.4 these unhappy victims of England.
•4, The streets Seville (say they to the Cortes)
present to the Spanish people—to that people always
Epirus and iriendly,a spectacle which ought to excite
3Wq most dolorous sentiments. Priests who never
would have believed that the least opposition would
have been made to their re-union, presentedthem-
keifies--the IntendantM-64d them, hi the item. of
4aaik3ovitnment, not to unite, and prohibltetViheit
epirmies into the monasteres s theybegged, they in 7
ittpited.a he would not listen to them .he abandon-
repelle'd them ; and, to order to avcojil dying with
ifitifg*,"-'hiete unfortunates ^were obliged to' disperse
throtighotit thr streets ; they pr ceeded from door to
Atoor, begking alms, covered wilh'tlicise sacred habits
eerhich thglatople revere ; they stopped in the squat es,
ls.t the gates of the temples,. and thqe they implored
' the public charity. What have these Ministers of
COD done ? • What ciime have they committed ?
Have the Moors again competed Grenada and To-
ledo ? Are nicsques again.going in reph:ce our holy
chinches ? No : it is our ii;tenaed allies, the English
-children of Luther, who in our country sacrifice the
-ions of Ignatius and Dominick."
NAPI.ES, DECEMBER 24.
On the Set inst. histiiijeity issued at Molodetschno
:the following Decree : '
,• 44 The reserve of SOCO conscrlpts, above the 18,000 called
upon to march by cur decree of the tenth of last April, shall
. gejoln the colours frunkhence by the, first of March, 1813, in-
, ftilibiVe.

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" All the reglraents of our army will be raised from three to
four battalions. The basis of the 4th battalion will be taken to rn
among the three already existing, atad shall be completed by
..-ameates Of the Levy ordered by the preceding article."
PAMPELUNA, DECEMBER IS.
. On the 16th inst. General Abbe, Governor of this
; fortress, marched with a part of the troops under
his command, and proceeded towards Taffalla, to
take charge of a quantity of grain which bad been
lodged there.
'On the 17th, when ready to leave Taffilla with
I.Na:convoy, General Abbe received advice that ht
'ity!ottld find all the bands collected to obstruct his
Massage to,Painpeluna. He immediately disposed
*bit; troops 'and regulated the order of his march witl.
•all the ptecautions which such information required.,
On arriving at Carascal 'with his advanced guard,
..:•shitiperceitied a squadron of the ciltnly'b cavalry.
!a witch occupied the debouche from the wood, and
-the heights of the small village chf Terapa ; he saw a
battalion deploy, from which he received the first
cli4ebarge of musketry. .His advanced guard, c9n=
sisting of foot Bens-d'armes, and chosen companies
of the sth regiment of light infantry, commanded by
the Chief of Battalion Cbaumen, soon came up. In
a moment the height was scaled, the enemy attac3lrd
with the bayonet, and the pt*ition carried. The
Bens-d'armes distinguished themselves particularly ia'
this action, and especially Lieutenant Bulla, a gal.
lant soldier, signalisrd by former services. He was
on this cccasion severely wounded in both legs by a
:ket. shot.

The insurgents, driven from this point, sent (we
battalions on the road of Artajanna and Ayarbe.—
",eneral Abbe had foreseen this movement, and Lad
ached to the summit. of the wood, on the left, the
grenadiers of the 52d regiment, and some chosen
companies of the 10th. 'When he came within reach
of the enemy's column, he saluted it with two dis-
charges of cannon,. when the column immediately
.changed its direction, and endeavoured to gain the
height of the wood, ulnae it was received by the
.Major of the 52d regiment, who, supported by the
yolttgeurs, and a detachment of cavalry, undo the
ecirmaad of. the Chef d'Escadron Deloonnel, threw
it into disorder, and drove it before him two leagues,
killing great numbers►
The insurgents, whn collected on this occasion
three battalions and :',OO horse, had more than 100
men killed, and a great number wounded.
In Lie evening General Abbe re-entered Pampe-
with all his convoy. He speaks in terms of great
emendation of all the troops who took part in the
ion, and particularly of the 52d regiment.
VIENNA, JANUAP.Y 3.
All the reports circulated by the agents of London
and St. Petersburgh, concerning the critical situation
of Field-Marshal the Prince of Schwartzenberg, are
falsified by the dispatches which have been received
from our corps d'armee, dated the 2-Ith of December.
It appears from them, that the auxiliary corps of
Austria was then at Bialyst....k, and in the environs :
that it was concentrated ; that it had not even been
attacked, and that it WdS preparing to follow the ope-
rations of the French army.
We have*since learned, that new relations have de-

termined the General-in• Chief to approach the Duchy
of Warsaw by Bialystock. This plan has perfectly
succeeded, and in carrying it into execution we have
not suffered the smallest loss.
His Excellency Count Otte, Ambassador from
France, has frequent conferences with our Ministers.
Our Court always acts in concert with that of France:
*lever was their connection more intimate.
It is confirmed, that in many provinces of the mo-
-chy, considerable levies of horses will be made for
France.

Several of our Generals employed in the interior
have received orders to repair to the different corps
Lt observation which we have on the frontiers. The

musket- shot.
The insurgents,
battalic ns on the ;
General Abbe hac
detached to the su
reftadiers of the
companies of the l
of the enemy's col
charges of canno
changed its directi
height of the wooc
Major of the .52d z
voltigeurs, and a
command of the C
it irto disorder, an
Lining great numb
The insurgents
three battalions an
men killed, and a ,
In tue evening
lung with all his cc
commendation of
Action, and particu
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All the reports c
and St. Petersburg
of Field-Marshal t
falsified by the dis
from our corps d'a
It appears from
Austria was then
that it was concen
attacked, and that
rations of the Fren
We have.since It
termined the Gent.
of Warsaw by l3ia
succeeded, and in
not suffered the str
His Excellency
France, has frecue
Our Court always
never was their cot
It is confirmed,
narchy, considerab
France.
Several of our (
have received ordc
Lt observation whit