Star.
London, England, 1811-08-27 00:00:00

BULLETIN OF THE 6TH ARMY.

" The enemy, reinforced by 2000 infantry, some
cavalry, and two pieces of artillery, from Benevente,
to-day made a movement from Orbigo ton ards our
position. At one in the afternoon, the enemy's ad-
vance presented at Miseta on our front, upon the
roads of Justo and St. Rcman ; shortly after their
main body appeared, and immediately a lively fire
commenced by the light troops bf the sections com-
manded by Brigadier Castanhon and Colonel Masca-
ranhas, who occupied the above-mentioned roads.--
Scarcely had the enemy made some manoeuvres to
support their advance and draw some advantages
from them, when he found himself obliged to retire,
lbeing dispersed in consequence of the operations of
our Commander in Chief to impede him. In his re-
treat he was pursued by our advance of cavalry and
infantry.—Generals Pol and the Count de Belveder,
at the head of these troops, pointed out to them the
I road to glory; the first had his hat shot through with
a ball, and the Chief of the Staff, D. P. Egua, had
the saddle of his horse pierced with two balls. The
enemy left in our power some priscners, killed and
wounded, and their loss must have been very consi-
derable in the retreat, On our part we had some
killed, a certain number wounded, among these va-
rious officers."

MANRESA, JUNE 9.8.
On the 4th inst. arrived here 4(s) of the enemy's
horse, and left us on the 15th, and thus we have had 11
days more of desolation. They marched byeefuentes,
and -the Empecinado destroyed half of them.
JUNE 39.—They write from the frontiers, that a
division of 6000 of the enemy which was marching
for Catalonia, turned back at Mars,,lha. Some Sp.►.
nish prisoners who have made their escave from
France and arrived at Montella on the 10111 instant,
likewise saw returning from Montpellier a corps of
1.500 men, which had also been on its way for Cata-
lonia, but had received orders to march for the North.
On the 16th a rived at the same village of Montella
another Spanish prisoner who made his escape irom
an hospital in France. He relates the go ,d treat.
ment he met with on his journey, and that he met
with no troops, nor did he hear of any reinforcements
I being on their way for Spain. lie confirms the ac•

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counts reeelved through several other channels of the
discontent in the interior of France pioduced by the
conbcription and the continuation of the war.
VALENCA D'ALCANTRA, JULY 26.

Marmones corps continuesin Placentia andits neigh-
bourhood. By intelligence lately received from Cas-
tile and Galava, it appears Savinil has surprised the
garrisons of Simancas and Tordesitha ; that the head
quarters of the 6th army was, on the Ist July, in Ma-
gaz (in thevicinity of Astorga ) ; and that the advan-
ced parties were pushed ffrw•ard as far as benavente ;
that in Leao there was a garrison of 3500 merit and
that the desertion from the enemy continued.

By the Princess Charlotte which brought the above
intelligence, several communications of a private na-
ture have been received at the Government Offices)
but no public dispatches.

An Anholt Mail arrived this morning, but as dour
readers will perceive from the following extracts, it
contains no intelligence from the North of Europe,
from which any inferences can be drawn respecting
the dispositions of the Northern Powers.