Infantado frustrates a movement of the enemy against the Carolina army 94 He is superseded by Cartaojal 95 Calumnies against Castaños 96 His memorial to the Central Junta 99 Conde de Montijo’s intrigues 100 Progress of the French in Castille and Leon 101 New levies raised by the Spaniards 102 Temporizing conduct of certain magistrates 103 Sir Robert Wilson 103 He raises a Portugueze legion at Porto 104 Sir Robert goes to Ciudad Rodrigo 106 He refuses to return to Porto 107 Effect of his movements 108 Part of the legion detained at Porto 109 Displeasure of the authorities there 110 Rank given him by the Spanish government 110 Proposal that British troops should be admitted into Cadiz 111 Objections of the Spanish government 112 Troops arrive in the bay 114 Mr. Frere’s representations to the Central Junta 114 Reply of the Spanish government 116 Their proposal for employing the troops 117 Conference with Mr. Frere 117 Mr. Frere requests Cuesta’s opinion 120 Cuesta’s reply 122 Close of the discussion 123 Insurrection at Cadiz 127 Confidence of the people in the English 129 Proclamation of the governor 130 Murder of D. Juan de Heredia 131 The tumult subsides 131 Proclamation of the Central Junta 132 CHAPTER XVIII. Castaños accused at Zaragoza as a traitor 135 State of public feeling in that city 136 Measures of precaution 137 None of the inhabitants leave the city 139 Supposed miracles 140 Works of defence 141 The city crowded with soldiers 144