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tered, to delay his .oai il J.. ", reinforce
ments. In Catalonia, Genera, Nina had, by an
able manGuvre, got in tie rear of tie French
army, and as the road to France was'thus open
ed to him, it was conjectu'ed that he intended
to carry the war into thai country, and either
retaiate upon France the INJURIES inflicted upon
Spain, or by raising the tri-soored flag to induce
the French people to rise III arms against their
present imbecie rulers. All accounts represent
great majority of the French people to be hos
tile to the invasion of Spain, and it is strongly
presumed that any serious reverse to their
arms in that country, will be the signal of revo-
luton in France.