Star.
London, England, 1810-05-14 00:00:00

meat in advance, bat were still in Arroyo
where General Foy came upon them by
His cavalry dispatched every man that belonged
the advanced post, surrounded, and charged 0.
the village and back again, all in an instant.
Spaniards, struck with astonishment and disma'
in the utmost disorder. About 30 of them
by the sabre, and 20 made prisoners, among
were two officers. Not a single carbine or -
fired in this-affair. The English Colonel
in Arroyo del Puerto at the time; he fled,
hind all his effects and even his papers.
English Odicer who was along with him,
prisoner, and also three Portuguese soldiers
companied them."
EXTRACT OF THE CORRESPONDENCR OF man,
DUKE Of TItEVISO, COMMANDING VIE STI
44 On the 19th of February, at two o',
morning, the enemy attacked the village
near Badajos, where a brigade of cavalry
to the sth corps was quartered. The I
short. The enemy left 120 killed on the
100 were taken prisoners,' and the rest
pursued under the very walls of Badajos.
we lost in this affair the brave General .
who was shot through the heart in chargil
head of the cavalry. Two rank and file
and about 20 wounded.
di The Spanish corps of Ballasteros,
about 8000 infantry, 600 cavalry, and
cannon, came in sight of General Gazan,
him on the 25th of March, at four in the'.
Etruuquillo. Night coming on suspended
and the troops on both sides bivouacked,
ket-shot of each other.

" On the 26th, at day-break, General
his turn, attacked the enemy's advanced
defeated it at all points, with the loss of 1
18 prisoners, including three of icers.
killed and 12 wounded."

BAYONNE, APRIL 23.
According to letters from Madrid of
stant, that capital continues to enjoy the
quillity.
General Bonnet has obtained important
over the Asturians. Fispade a forward
from Oviedo, across the mountain called
join General Loison, who was marching
Astorga. Their junction was effected, an,
considerable column of insurgents attacked,
pletely beaten.
Letters from St. Andero and Bilboa
we took 4500 prisoners, who are on their
France.

Troops are incessantly passing thrni%
for Spain. It is stated a., certain, that
and 60,000 men are on their march for
General Bognac commands the unifier)
ployed in besieging the fortresses of Portu,
The following document has been pul
place :

Head-quarters at Saragosu,
The of battalion Renouyier, of the 114th,
I •eca, having marched out with a part of his gatrii
Si Sartn's band, who were escorting some prisoners,
and rut them to light the direction of liecho -
off a quantity of stare, rescu-d a part
and ki11..1 about SO of them with the bayonet.
The In h i•ehroary, M. Roque Maurel, Commandant
nasque, made mi excursion with the carabineers
companies of the chasseurs of the Upper Garonne,
tits. al chasseurs in the direction of Graes, Lasquatre,
and Pout de Murillo. At the last mentisned place l•
S :,usa and the bands pf Catalonia, who were
y there. The catabineers passed thrAugh an
AlhIC ~.file, under the enemy's fire, The enemy
with the loss of SO man, t% 0 mules, a quantity
slme prisoners.
On the 21st ult. M. Roque Maurel sall4d out
tack the Catalans conirmnded by Don Diego
jots occupied by their right at 'urn Carrena were
point of the bayonet, with the lass of 2.1 men killed
sinters. The Catalans quitted Arragon, and retired
own frontiers.

At the same time, General Verges detached*,
tack the banditti who were advancing by Alquezas,
command of Villa Camps and Dompax. hough nigh
fare they could he come up with, they were defeated
persed with the loss of several men, and three mules
cartridges
On the 3d instant, a convoy of sick and grain,
men of the 21st of the VistuLl, was attacked'
and Carigena, by the banditti, who consisted of
horse. Even the sick took up their muskets to
selves ; but the convoy must have been seized had
I taut Chief of Squadron Passelae, who had just '
gena to take charge of it, come up at the moment
Officer and eight hussars, out marching 50 infantry
lowing them with all expedition. He instantly
voy, sad the troops fell t:pon the banditti, who
thing and fled with the utmost predpitation. The
then joining him, he pursued them from rock to
Cervernela, where they made a momentary skews
: but on menacing to turn their positions, he again cc
to fly ; nor did he march back until be had effected
• persion. He killed 10 of them and wounded 20.
The same day the brigands, to the number of
' garrisou of Eelchire, which was marching to '
that day, they returned the next (the 4th) to the
a.
300, and repeated their efforts from six in the morning
Captain Vintner. of the Ist of the Vistula, repulsed
greskt firmness and courage, and killed 13 of them.
, the Assistant Chief of battalion Douarche, advanced
with two picked companies of the 111th, and •
Beichite where the brigands formed in order oil
them at a single charge, killed so of them on th
possession of their mules, baggage, 120 Eceish
about 100 poniards.
On the 22d ult. General hlusnier entered Mon!
out meeting any obstruction, all having fled to .
the grqgtest consternation prevails. Flix is occupied ,
troops of the 2d division have formed a junction w
of Catalonia, which commands the passage of the '
Tortosa and Mequinenza.
The division under the orders of General Helevoe
before it all the bands that ravaged the rallies of
The enemy fled with precipitation, abandoning
ments under cover of night, and also the town of
the 3d division entered on the 4th instant.
(Signed) The General in Chief, Count
VIENNA, APRIL 11.
Besides the Grand gibbon of the Legion
nour, hi. Majesty the Emperor Napoleon has
his Highness the Archduke Charles that
of the same Qrder.
APRIL 22.—There is mach talk here,
plan of operation on the part of France
IMI repel the incursions of -the Turks.
in Constantinople.
that the Austrian Internuncio bad been
allEmAPbtiii:Gy tilicillebeiembP:uirtoncgr
was
intocircalata m.certain
sent to the Seven Towers. It is now, however,
tained, that the said report is perfectly -
and was spread by the Greek merchants,
purpose of raising the price of cotton.

del Net,
surmise,
belonged to
ged thrnuith
want. The Ik
dismay, fled C
tt were killed ec
"ng 'ta
r musket vas 131
el Grant ois
1, leaving be.
A yang
Tit Was made.
lien that ac. si
tl
rAItsIIAL Tilt tl
l'clock in the
of Valverde,
ry belonging
contest tat 0
e geld, abr4;
were cloitl.f•
. On our %iet
14eanregArt. 1
arging at :14
le were killed
consisting d
ten pieces rh
, and attacked
afternoon, a.
!ed the actin,
d within mu,
rat Gazan,
:d guard, a.,t;
150 killed an;:.
He had 6%e
f the ISth
greatest troz-
int advanta.
rud moremea
Pajares, to
ling by w.ty
I, and a pretty
ked, and cum.
mention, that
air march for
igh this place
at betwten
that count!).
ler) to be cm.
)rtugal.
'Wished in this
t-zosu, April 7.
lth, Governor el
Lrrison to •
loaners, defeated
cho and Roma!,
of the prisoner!,
nmandant cf Ve.
s of Arriage, two
Hine, and 50 no
Aquatre, Campo,
place' he ottocke4
e collecting in a
m almost insects.
my were Mai
icy of stores,
out again to 0..
o Alvarez. Mil
'ere carried ado
killed and 1$ ptii
ired within thiii
column to te-
azle, under the
cgh night fell let•
kfrated and do.
nuke laden with
I
i escorted by SO
lbetwoos Daroca
r 150 foot and se
to defog thee'
sad not tie Asa.
lt arrived at CIO
lent witb a Polish
try who were fa-
f rallied the ewe
abandoned ea.
rhe reinforce:oat
to mck as fer •
iewet of resistance
n competed
ted their orldis.
tO.
co, attacked the
Cam Repulsed
! umber eitioirif
locoing until noon.
?Word diem 01111
tem. Os docab.
utranced to Cod"
wl modeling tire
itishdtriem9oetigi4ett "tand:cisni
fora d'Ebru
to Tortola, where
occupied, and !Its
on with the army
be Ebro, beto:, I
felevot has drier.
f Cines and Sclx.
g their entrench'
A &dagger, 'high
Count Smarr.
Legion of fk.
NI has also sat
'at of a Knight
le of a combined
ce and Ausuin
anon *Mt ti"
ertain Foteigs
gantinople, and
en arrested and
however, astir-
dy
Erldnle sole