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English accounts few days later ITO
Nov. l4) have been received since our last,
but they furnish no news of Importance.
The Spanish Patriots still contend with the
French invaders The account of the de-
feat of Gen. Marchand WHO'S the successor
of Marshall Ney, is confirmed. When
Gen. Marchand left Salamanca with an ar
my Of 10000 infantry and 1900 cavalry, he
declared that he would destroy $4,000
Spanish peasants that day before noon, but
after contest of seven hours the French
were compelled to retreat with the los, of
1000 men, 5000 muskets and a large guam
tity of military stores and accoutrements.
On the other hand The Spanish forces un-
der Gen. Vinegas, have been defeated and
driven out Of the province of La Mancha.
1t is also stated that the brave garrison in
the city Of Corona, after sustaining a siege
with the most heroic courage and perseve-
rance, have been compelled to capitulzte.


Lord Wellington has assumed the COM
mand ofthe Anglo Portuguese army, which
is at BsdaJos.


Rumours continued 10 circulate in Eng
land, at the last dates, that geMeral peace
would soon take place-tut the general
opinion was, there were no reasons to ex-
psct such an event at present.


At the date of the last accounts from
France, Bonaparte was preparing to set out
for Spain.