Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-14
TWENrY.sIX + H.puLLETIN.

TWENTY.SIX rH-BULLETIN.
Va.lad I'D Ian. 7-Af.er Governor D.
1t Cyr IN cred Barcelona he proceeded
. the Lobregat and forced he enemy
'ntrenched Camp, aid took IS piece, of
-annon he the0 took Iorros eru, place
4 great importance.
TWENTY SEVENTH BULLETIN.
Vailadoiid, Jan. 9-Ihe duke o. Dal-
malta, after he bat lie of Rienos proceeded
20 cxpel The English from the post of Pie
ava feila' he there took 1900 kngl sh
PrisoDei ), i've pieces of can0on, AID sever
ai caissons. The enemy was obliged 10
d suoy Quantity OF ba gage * ores
I'll: p.ecipices we're filed with ,hcm
ousn was their precipitae flight, aid con-
fusion, that they lief behInd them in their
carrlag>s quantity If gold AID silver
ihe property tina. has fall INTO our
hands, is estima ed at Two millions of Ii.
vres.
half the English cavalry is on fnot
once our rartue fom Benevento up
10 he san Inst. we ccun ed ON the road
1900 English horses that had been xii.
led.
The remains Of Romana's army are
tou wandering about in all directions.
The rcma rs Of the army of Maiorca, of
lib ria, OF Barcelona, and of Naples, are
mad p i,one,s
The Spanish peasaDtry have no mercy
on the English. No,vi,h standiog The
strices; orders TO the contrary, we every
day find number of Engilsh assaslnate d.
Fhe duke OF Beliuno is on the Tsgus.
The whole of the Imperial Guard is con-
centrated at Valladolid.
The cites of Vaadolid, of Palmeira.
5esovia, Avilla, Astorga, Leon. SC. &c
have sent numerous deputa ions 10 tho
king.
Inc city OF Madrid has particularly dis.
t,nsushed itself. Twenty eight thousand
hye huidred heads of families have taken
tile oath OF alieg ance bsiore the holy sa~
cr<ment. The citizens nave promised his
Imperial Majesty, that If he viii place ms
orother on the throne, they will serve him
with all their efforts, and defend him with
all Their means.
TWEEN TY EIGHTH BULLETIN
Valiadoiid, Jan. 13..That part of the
treasure of the enemy winch has fallen into
ourhands 81 100000 france. The inhab,-
tant' assert That the English nave carried
Oil ron eight to ten millions.
J The Engl sh general dee ming il imnos-
slole that the French infantry and artillery
should have followed him, and gained mn
OH IN Certain number of marches, mr..
tiCu arly In mountains so difficult AS those
OF ialiicia, thought he could only be pur.
sued by Cavalry and sharpshooters. He
took, therefore, the position of Castro on
MS right supported Jy the river Tombavo.
which passes by Lugo, and is not forda h1e ,
The duke of Dalnatia arrived on the
sixth in the presence of the enemy. He
}employed the 7th and 9th in reconno;ter
ting the enemy, and collecting his inf ,nfrv
and artillery, which were still in the rear
lie formed his plan of attack. The Ief,
only OF the enemy was attackable-he m =
hoeuvred ntheir Left. His disposition re-
CURED some movements on the 8lh the duk e
oeiny determined to attack on the 9Th. ba,
une enemy retreated in the gh,, and in the
morning our advanced guard entered Lu
go ihe enemy let 500 sick in the hosp
tals, park OF Is pieces o. Cannon. and aoo
wagons OF ammunition, We made 7oo
prisoners. NV
Inc town and environs of I.uoo arc
choaked with the bodies of English horses
Hence, upwards Of 2,50O horses have b.en
Killed in the retreat.
Inc English are marching to Corunna
III great haste where they have 400 trans.
ports. They have already lost baggaS s
ammunition, part Of their most mater;oi
artllery, and upwards of 5000 prisoners
On the 10th our advanced guard was =,
betanzos, short distance from Corunns
lhs duke of Elch ngen is with his corps
near Lugo. SOiPS
In reckoning the sick, missed, those Who
nave oeen Killed by the peasants and made
prisoners by our troops, we NAV csIcnIs, =
the loss of the English at one third os ,hsir
army. They are reduced to Is, 900 man.
ana are not yet embarked. From Sbaoon
they retreated $50 leagues in bad weatber >.
worse roads. thraiIRh mnuntain. -. :