tie. 11111112;"651".... the both armies remained in their pasitiers. ( to w ard s Was taking place, the Mice of Dalmatia marched Reynosa. the only retreat of the enemy. At blieak of day the enemy were attacked both on the rii:ht and left by the Dukes of Dantzie and Retinue, while General Nleuron ;kit:awed against his emote. The enemy 'fled, throwing away their arms anti colours, runt Rh:lntl:nave his artillery. The Duke of Dantzie took, at Reynosa , t heir artillery, magazines, 'and baggage, and made some prioners. Thos the enemy have been turned; not 'orilc at Reynosa, but at Palencia; Sixty pieces Of Cannon have been taken, 20,000 men killed or prisoners, tiro Spanish Gene rals. ; all the stweottrs in arms, Sze. sent bc, the Eaudt 6 h, have fallen into our hands.. Blake saved himself by takilig to the Asturiah moantains. .11omana. with a few thousand men, is marching towards Santander. Our loss is trifling in these contests, not exceeding eighty killed and three hundred wound ed. We have not loot any Ofheer of distinction: SIXTH BULLETIN. Butt Gos; Nov. 13:—Of the 40,000 men who CoMposed the army of Galicia, I►art has been killed and taken, and the rest is dispersed. The remaining arrive daily at our posts. The ge neral of Division, Debelle, has taken $OO prisoners in the euvi rons Of Vasconcelles. The Marshal Duke of Istria, who commas& the Favalry of the array,. entered Aranda on the 18th, at noon. Our advanced parties of horse go on the left, as far as Soria and Madrid, and ton the right to hems and Zamora. • SEVENTH BULLETIN OF THE SPANISH ARMY. BURGOS, Nov. 20.—0 n the 10th the van of the Marshal Doke of Dalmatia entered St. Andero, and found there a large quantity of flour, ammunition, and English goods. • The Bishop .of St. Andero, animated rasher with the Spirit of the devil; than that of the gospel; always marching with a cutlass by hls side, has taken shelter mi board the English frigates. The cavalry of Certeial Lassalle has pushed its advanced posts as far as Tomo Sierra. The re , -iments of Zamora and of the Princess Which formed part of dornana's division; are t ntirely annihilated." EIGHTH BULLETIN OF THE ARMY OF SPAIN. BURGOS, Nov. Duke of Dalmatia is following successes with the utmost activity. The 7th corps of the array of Spain, eomntanded by General Covion St. Cyr, has also began preparation: (in the 6th No vember, the place of Rosas • was invested by Getter:Lis Italie and feud, and the heights of St. Pedro were carried by the Italians---;a large number of Miquelete se n d English occupied the part of Silva they were nttqcked by General Fontana, :tt the head of three battalions of light infantry, awl driven loth the ith the loss of ten ‘2.1-pounders, four of %i hich were Eng lish, which they had not tinie to embark'. On the Sth, the garrisOn of Rosas made a sor!ie in three co lumns, protected by the gintS of the English ships. General Mazucilelli killed 606 of them, and repulsed the reAt. NINTEI BULLETIN (W THE ARMY OF SPAIN. This Bulletin refers to the positions and strength of the different ipanistt armlet , . TENTIE BULLETIN. This Bulletin refers to the !-ante subject as the ninth, and Cot , cludes thus The llmperor has come to the resolution to annihilate the armies of the centre and left, and Oen ti) serve in the same man ner that of the right euromawleA.l by General Castanos: When the plan shall have been eceei►ted, the march to Nladr!d skill he holy a walk (promenade). This grand design ought now to have been accomplished." ELEVENTH BuLt,Errß CF THE ARMY OF SPAIN AMANDA DE DUERO, Nov. Mtkicqy On the 19th sent off the Marshal Duke of Montebello, wits instruction for the movements of the left, of which he gave him the command. • The Duke of Montebello and the Duke of Correglinno con certed measures tthzether at .Lottosb, on the 20th, fur the execu tion of the orders of his Majesty. Go the 21st the di vision of General Lagrange, with the bd.. rade of light cavalry of General Colbert, and the brigade - of Aragootts of General - DU* set ott ttntTz Logrcio by the right of 1e tint NAgringAt se. A , the sane time the. four division , : 'composing the corps of the Duke of Corregliann, passed the rivor at Lodosft, ing the whole comity between the Eisen :are Painpeinna. On the 21t1, at the break of day, the Prowls arms , began march. It took its direction to Calabora, where, on the even ? ior before; were the hiad.qoarters of Castanos ; it. found that town evacuated; fthd -afterwards marched upon Alfaro ; the enemy in like manner reireated. On the 234, at break of day. the Geneial of l Ivision, L e fehvie; at the head of the tavarry, , and sileporte4 try the division of Cenernl Moriet, forming the advance goard, met with the ene my—he immediately gave information to the Duke of Monter ho fo u l the army of the enemy seven divisions, co& sisting of .15,000 men, ceder arms, with its right before 'ludelft; and its left occupy ite; a I iue of a league dud a half; tt disposition absolutely had. The Arrugonese Were on the right, the troopi . of-Valencia and Nev Civtile in the centre, and the three divi sions of Andalusia, which - General CastanoS eononanded inure especially, formed the left-:-46 pieces of-cannon covered theenk nty's " At nini•in the morning, the column of the French army he:. gan to deploy e with that order, that regularity awl coolness; which characterise veteran troops. Situations were chosen for establishing hatterii:s with sixty pieces of cannon, hut the ini‘ petite:salty of the troops and the iittptiettufe of ttime eitemy, dill not allow time for this. The Spanish anhy was already vanquished by the order and movements of the trench army. The Duke of Montebello caused the centre to be pierced by the division of General Maurice Mathien. The General of Division Lefebvre; with his Cavalry, immediately pissed on the trot through this opening, anti took a circuit by a qtiertet which enveloped od the left the whole right of the enemy: • " The moment when half of the entity's Bee found itself thin turned and defeated, was that in which Gen: La; range attacked the village of Caseante, where the line of Castanos was placed which did not exhiltit a Netter countenance than the right; but abandoned the field of bititle, leaving behind it its artillery and a great lumber of prisoners. The cavalry pursued the remain, of the enemy's army to Mallen; in the direction of Saragossa; and to Tarratotta, in the direction or Agreda. Seven standards, 10 pieces of cannon, wiih •all their fnruiture. 12 colonels; 300 officers. and 3000 Men, have been taken ; 40th) Spaniards have been left dead on the field of battle, or driVen into the Ebro. Our logs has been trilling : we have had 60 men killed, and 'lOO wounded ; among the latter is the General of Division Lagrange,. who has received a bullet in the ann. Our troops found at Tu. dela a number of Magazines. " The Marshal Duke of Corregliatio has begun hip tnaroh upon sarogossa; while a part of the fugitives retired to this place t the left, which had been cut or, fled in disorder to Tarr:terms% and Agreda. " The Duke of Elchingen, whd wni on the 22c1 at Sari*, ought to have been on the 'tit! at Agreda, not a mail undid have escaped. Bet this ciirps twine too much fatigited,. remained at Soria the 2.• iii and 21th of Si'oveinbef. lie arrited at Arrede on the 25t1t, still seflieicittiy in time to seize a great Or/t -iter of inagarines. One named Painfok, formerly a pectic Ott corps, a wan without ',that's, and Without courage; a kind of insignificant inoak, the true hea4 ofa party which acquired hit the name of tkorral, was thefts' , in lake flight. This is OWL the first time he has acteil in that manner--he. has done the same on all decasioes. "'Phis army of 15;006 has been this beatiei turd dhfcated, without out leaving had. more than Q3OO men engaged. The hat tic of Burgos had sinick _the CelliTt of the enemy, and the battle of Fspitiosa the right. The hattlenf Tnd.la has struck the left. Victory ha 4 thai ...track nor foe as with a thunderbolt, and its= posed tlae whole leagee of the enemy. [This Belletin cotteltil.s witli the joarhal of the operations of the siege of Roses , who is long and (interesting.] Tcy ELFTII BI:LLETIN. This Bulletin state 3 that " Maurite Mtithieu arrivea on the .isth ult. at Baya, persiti, , e the enemy, and taklug every moment fresh•prisoners, the nemh-..r of which is atteadv 5000:. The suldiers gave no tioarter to armed tietisaots: The ntnnber of pieces of cannon taken is 31." GERMANY. . . v grv ", 25. The Court Gazette ba4 piteli4lted the following article respecting. Turkey The Great Camp of Datd Pacha, near Constantinople, is now oe . c.uptect btu by the particular troops of Nltistapha Bairactai, and by the Seymeat sy bleb •be had *organized with iucttatitiiabli promo ititude: .. .~ i.