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The Commander Don Miguel Diaz, after hating
combated the French in La Mancha on the 4th Jay,
learned that in Infantes they had SOO foot and 50
horse, whc two days before had fought with the party
of D. Francisco Abad. In consequence, he appeared
before that tows on the 7th ; and though the enemy
were superior in numbers, they fled without having
recourse to arms. The Spaniards entered Infante:
amidst the acclamations of the inhabitants ; collected
the arms, ammunition, and other military effects
abandoned by the enemy, and destroyed the fortifi-
cations which they had constructed.
In several intercepted letters from General Belliard
to Berthier, of date the sth, 6th and 7th July, he
speaks of various patriotic parties, of which even the
Spanish Government have no knowledge from any
other source. He speaks of their having appeared at
TQrres, Bastan, S. Martin de la Vega, Sesena, the
bridge of the Guadarama, between Waha. learnero and
Mostoles and at other places in the province of Madrid.
Ifradds, that the vicinity of Somosierra was infested
by: thet•Patriots, and that a number of their parties
had ttnited at Riaza and Sepulveda.
On the 9th of the same month they attacked, at
•Almazan, 1,500 French of the garrison of Sore.—
The piny of the curate Mena, supported by the 2d
battalion of the Numantines, consisting of 500 recruits,
maintained a combat of seven hours ; but the superi-
ority of the enemy obliged them to retire, after having
canted them a loss of 200 in killed and wounded :
the loss of the pat.riots was 50.

On the 31st July, the curate Urena, in die vicinity
of Visillo, attacked 50 French, who escorted 50 cart-
loads of lead ; he killed 18 of them, and took the lead.
The garrlsons of Manzanares, Valdepenas, Santa
Elena, and Carolina, sallied forth in quest of Urena,
..tiJ frAind him on the 2d of August, united with D.
F. A bad, their joint force being 250 horse and 150
foot. The action lasted 6 hours, and the enemy re-
tired tinder t ivour of the darkness of the night, leav-
ing 70 killed on the field, among whom was a Colo-
nel. The loss of the Patriots in these two actions was
of small amount.

The Gazettes of Seville for the month of July make
mention of the parties of ,Francisco Diaz, called el
Cojo, who scoured the province of Cordoba ; of that
of Salvador de Sierra, in the district of Ecija ; of an-
other, in Palmo del Rio ; and of others which had
skirmished with the troops of Sebastian, in Berja.
On the 7th Augus:, the Commandant Don Antonio
Bram, arrivtd at Badajoz, h..ving, with his party of
200 men, beaten an equal force in the vicinity of
Montoro. He killed 85 of the,enemy, took 12 pri-
soners, besides 61,000 reals, 400 sheep, 24 arrobas of
balls, and 18 of gunpowder ; Bueno lost one man,
and three horses.

About the 25th of the same month several carts,
loaded with silver, set out from VAlladolid for France
escorted by 200 men ; but the Patriotsattackedibem
at a short distance from the town, and obliged them
to retreat. In consequence, a reinforcement of 409
men marched out, but arrived too late. About
the same time the patriots took thirty French sol-
diers and two officers, oa tEe public walk at Valla-
dolid, and not far from Ciudad Rodrigo, in a country
occlpied by the army of Massena, 100 dragooqs.es-
.corting three carriages,richly laden, also fell into the
binds of the Patriots. Massena was in consequence
obliged to detach tour regiments of dragoons to guard
the f;ajd from Ciudad Rodrigo to. Salatilauca.
in the same month, D. Manuel Fastraua, between
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nelterra and Almago, engagedl2o Fiench i2fan-
tryaud 80hofse..
,of whom he killed five, wounded a
greater number, add took.. Several stragglers. D. Bid,
duflatto Tones,. viitblais tarty of 30 men, killed or
wounded 96 Frenchmen. in the environs of Naval-
Moral, ill the province or:Toledo, and took 70 cattle
auclother valuable effects.

About the end of August, the party of D. Canino
Goer entered Almonacid, killed the Commander
of the French garrison, and took SO load of lead.

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rant for retail. *uskets, and knapsacks. /The greater part of die
seatence, they officers, including the comman4ant, escaped in their
of their 'value starts. The enemy weultnot come out till the 11th,
mental Tarif) when.they did so, to the number of 800 foot and 90
s thererf. horse. An action took place at Castelfullit, Which
:ulatedheteby, lasted five hem ; at the close of which the enemy
complete and fled; leaving an the field a number of muskets, knap-
Justices of Mi- sacks, kr. They had 19 killed and .50 wounded.
t the Custom- The inhabitants, who assisted, from the neighbotuistg