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PRON•TIER TOWARDS PRANCE.
Figueiras, Paripelona, St. Sebastian,
in,i Fiteut.• Arabia, possessed by the French, having
been given up to them previous to the revolution its
March, 1808.

PRINCIPALITY OP CATALONIA&
Besides Barcelona and Figueiras, the towtts ot
irida, Gerona, and Tortosa, are now occupied by I
the French ; the two lattet having stood a long siege.
Taragona, and the whole of the mountahmis part
of the 'province, are still occupied by the Spaniatds.
The army cf Spain in Catalonia is commanded by
General Campoverde, and amounts to about 14,000
regulars. That of France is actually under the com-
mand of Macdonal,i, but it has been previously
commanded Augereau, St. Cyr, and ruhesme,
all bf whom have successively been recalled in dis-
exec
TM PROVINCES tir NAVARRE& BISCAY) SAINT-ANbER)

ANn Asructias,
Are at present all occupied by the French ; but
there is a small Spanish army 3011 on toot in Asturias*
commanded by the Marquis of Porlier, commonly
crated the Matquisito. This force exceeds 3000
men. Several Guerillas, or small firing corps in Na-
varre, who continually harass the-Fre:rich army, in-
tercept their convoys, cottriers, and destroy great
numbers of them. The Commander of the Guerillas
in Navarre is Expos y Minas and his corps consists
of four battalions. Latterly, on the 12th of Febru•
ary, he attacked and destroyed two French divisions,
and trade a thousand prisoners. The two rich vales
at Roncal and Roncesvalles are still in the possession
of the Spaniards.

KINGDOM OIP GALICIA.
This very ettensive province, one of the most po-
pulous in Spain, with its very important sea-ports of
-,nd Vigo, is now in the - mceable

Corunna, at. Igo, Pe'
and exclusive possession of the Spaniards. The Spa-
nish army is commanded by General Mahy, and
consists of about 20,000 effective regulars, and would
be more numerous, but fur the want of arms and
clothing. The irregular armed peasantry is likewise
very numerous.
Km:mom OF AItItAGON.
Saragossa, the capital, has been occupied by the
Fiends since its surrender after the ever-memorable
defence by Palafox ; but there are numerous Gueril-
las, who act in it, and make incursions into Castile is
the great annoyance of the enemy ; besides a small
army of 4000 regulars commanded by the Marquis de
Villecampa.
'Tilt KINGDOMS nit OLD AND NEW CASTILE AND LEON,
Are for the most part occupied by the French, but
they are greatly harassed by the Guerillas. There
are no fortified ~laces of consequence in either of these
provinces, and the Guerillas continually molest them.
Marshal Bftsieres commands in Old Castile, and
General Beliard commands in Madrid. The Spa-
nish Guerillas in Castile are numerous; but the
principal ones are :
First, that commanded by Juan Martin, eras El-
Empecioado, whose party ikpriticipally stationed in
the province of Guadalazara, and consists of abont
SON) men, of whom at least 400 are cavalry ; he
only wants arms and ammunition to increase his
force to 10,000, as be has 7,000 men ready disciplin-
ed for the purpose.
Sctundly, the party of Francisqnete in La Mancha,
and
Thirdly, That of Julian, in the province of Sala-

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SPANISH AND FRENCH ARMIES 4
Sketch of the respective positions of the Spanish
anti French arytties in April, 1811; and of the fortis

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