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APPENDIX to the CATALOGUE of Ole G:11.
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BAYONNE. JUNE 1.

A report is very generally circulated that a bloody
scene has taken place between the English and the
June. t of the insurgents at Cadiz. The English wished
to fo .m a regency, the Junta warmly opposed it.
eral of the members, it is. said, have been be-
head !d. These reports, however, want confirmation.
The Spanish prisoners taken at Lerida are on their
way to France. The first column, composed of twelve
hun 'red, is expected at Bayonne in two days. Gene-
ral Quesnell, who succeeds General Hedouville in the
command of the 11th military division, arrived here
the day before yesterday in the evening. General
Hedouville is on the eve of setting cut for Paris.