The French win the bridge 401 Situation of the enemy 402 Sir Arthur Wellesley lands at Lisbon 404 He communicates his plans to Cuesta 404 Views of the Philadelphes in Marshal Soult’s army 406 The Sieur D’Argenton goes to Sir Arthur Wellesley to explain their views 409 Advance of the British army towards Porto 410 D’Argenton is arrested 411 Soult prepares to retreat from Portugal 412 The French driven from Albergaria 413 They are driven from their position at Grijo 414 Measures of Soult to prevent the passage of the Douro 415 Passage of that river 416 Deliverance of Porto 418 Soult and Loison effect a junction on their retreat 421 Sir Arthur pursues the French 422 Sufferings of the enemy in their flight 423 Loss of the French at Puente de Misarella 425 The pursuit given over at Montalegre 425 Movement of troops from Aragon 426 Reasons for not continuing the pursuit 427 Victor enters Portugal by way of Alcantara, and speedily retreats 428 Soult reaches Orense 429 Romana enters Asturias, and displaces the Junta 429 Combined movements of the French against Romana 430 Romana escapes by sea 431 Ney returns into Galicia 432 The French in Lugo relieved by Soult 433 Mahy returns to Mondoñedo 434 The French driven from Compostella 435 Combined operations of Marshals Ney and Soult in Galicia 436 Romana rejoins his army 437 Proceedings of Soult 437 Cruelties exercised by the French 439 Defeat of the French at the Bridge of S. Payo 440 The Spaniards retaliate upon the invaders 443 Soult retreats out of Galicia 443 Ferrol and Coruña evacuated by the French 444