Movements of Regnier’s corps, and of General Hill 470 Massena advances into Portugal 471 Ney and Regnier join him at Celorico 472 The French army collected at Viseu 474 Lord Wellington crosses to the Serra de Busaco 474 Busaco 476 Battle of Busaco 478 Behaviour of the Portugueze troops 482 Massena marches into the Porto road 484 Colonel Trant’s movements 485 The allies withdraw from Busaco 487 Trant retreats to the Vouga 487 The allies cross the Mondego 489 Flight of the inhabitants from Coimbra 490 The French enter Coimbra 490 The Portugueze people fly before the enemy 491 Hopes and expectations of the French 493 Confusion at Condeixa 494 Leiria forsaken 495 Alcobaça forsaken by the monks 496 Surprise at Alcoentre 497 The French discover the lines 498 Feelings of the British army 499 Lines of Torres Vedras 500 Romana joins the allies 504 Trant surprises the French in Coimbra 504 He escorts his prisoners to Porto 507 Difficulties of Massena’s situation 509 His demonstrations in front of the lines 511 Montbrun sent against Abrantes 512 The French army subsists by plunder 513 Deserters form themselves into a corps of plunderers 515 State of Lisbon 516 Opinions of the opposition in England 517 General La Croix killed 518 Massena retreats from the lines 520 Lord Wellington advances to Santarem 521 Both armies go into cantonments 522 The King’s illness 523 Proceedings concerning a Regency 525