CHAP. L.

Insurrection in Madrid, and Military Mur-

ders afterwards-Assembly of Notables

convoked at Bayonne, and Joseph Buo-

naparte nominated by his Brother King

of Spain and of the Indies-General

Insurrection of the Spaniards-Forma-

tion of the Provincial Juntas-Their

Measures and Proclamations-Deputies

from the Asturias reach England-Mr.

Sheridan's Speech-Proceedings at Ca-

diz-The Spaniards put the Governor

to death, and compel the French Squad-

ron to surrender-Dupont enters An-

dalusia with a French Army, is Defeated

by General Reding at Baglen, and sur-

renders-The French Eagles deposited

as Trophies, at Seville-Memorable Siege

of Saragossa-Le Febvre attempts to

force the city, and is Repulsed-Heroism

of the Women-Countess Burita, and

Augustina Saragossa-Conflagration of

St. Eugracia-The French enter the

City, and obtain possession of half of it-

Unexampled Heroism of the People-

Expulsion of the Enemy.

CHAP. LI.

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Attack upon Valencia-Victory of the

French at Rio Seco-Proceedings at St.

Andero and at Bayonne-The "Intruder"

Joseph Napoleon, enters Spain, and

reaches Madrid, from which City he re-

treats in ten Days-The Spanish Troops

VOL. II.

Changes in Germany since the Treaty of

Campo Formio-Preparations for War

on the part of Austria-Commencement

of Hostilities-Retreat of the Austrians
-Buonaparte appears before Vienna-
Capture of that City-Passage of the
Danube by the French-Battle of As-
pern, (or Essling)-Misconduct of the
Archduke-Splendid Military move-
ments of Buonaparte-BATTLE OF
WAGRAM-Schill's Insurrection and
Death-Perilous march of the Duke of

Brunswick-Insurrections in the Tyrol~

The Insurgents are sacrificed to the

fears of the Cabinet of Vienna-France

dictates terins of Peace to Austria-

Death of Hoffer, the Tyrolean Leader.

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Revolution in Sweden-Deposition of
Gustavus-Negotiations between Eng-
land and America-Mr. Erskine violates
his instructions, and is succeeded as
Ambassador by Mr. Jackson-Surrender
of Martinique-Reduction of Senegal

-Disturbances in India--Conduct of

Sir George Barlow-The attention of

the English People diverted from Po-

litical events to the O. P. riots at Covent

Garden Theatre-Dissensions in the

Cabinet-Lord Castlereagh and Mr.