The Sun.
London, England, 1808-10-29 00:00:00

one of.ti e cent-e, under t:•e orjers of* Cip.l;n-Gl,-
nerf.tl Don XAVIER CASTANOS ; tine of the right, un-
der the command of Don JUAN MIGUi;L. VIcES j
and one of reserve, in At ragon, to be commanded by
Don JOSEF PALAFOX, Captain-General of that King-
dom.—(Corunna Gazette, of O.

SAN VLCENTE DE LA BARQUERA, OCT. 3.-.—The
army of Asturias is passing through this place, IP
divisions of 1000 men each, to join the army of
General BLAME. The fourth division passed through
to-day, and divisions will continue passing to the
amount of 10.000 men.
BADA4O± OCT. Ptovince waits with
anxiety the Moment when it shall see its frontier
free from the invasion of its enemies, to put is
motion its army of 12,000 infantry, 1100 cavalry,
and Go pieces of cannon. It is under the command
of General Dor: iostr GALLtrzo, and will soon.
march to incorporate itself with the armies of the ,
other Provinces. We natter ourselves that these
troops will add new laurels to those gained by
their illustrious ancestors. Already have they given
unequivocal proofs of their valour and spirit, in the
different encounters they have had with the French
in the neighbourhood of Yelves, and' in the san-
guinary a&ion of Evora, with thedivis:u of General►
LOISON, consisting of 8000 men.

M LS.
ARRIVtD-1 Corunna, 2 Dublin. Duz—r Gottenburgh,
3 Waterford.

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LONEON,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1808,

We this morning received Spanish Papers to the
23 d lust. and the intelligence which they bring is of
the most gratifying nature. After a most judicious
disposition of their forces, the Spanish Commanders
have begykri to advance, for the purpose of driving
the French from the strong position which they oc"
copied, and-i•lieir efforts have hitherto been attended
with complete success. The French have evacuated
Bitboa, and General BLAKE'S army has taken i:tor
session of that City ; and it is added, that the Spa'
niards have entered Vittoria. We should be eIC'
tremely happy to be able to confirm the latter part
of this account, but we fear it. is unfounded,
The intelligence frotri St. Audero comes down Pr''
the sitd inst. and at that time no account of the car
tare of Vittoria had reached that place.
A division of 300 u men belonging to tiP e army
the Marquis DE KOMANA had marched to joie Ge"
neral BLAZR, and the remainder were expelled
mediately to follow. The Marquis himself and
Mr. FIUME arrived at St. Andero, in the Semiramis',
on the 19th instant. They were received with the
most enthusiastic marks of joy. An order bad
reached Corunna from Madrid for the landing °C
Sir DAVID- BAIRD'S army; and it is added, that ac'
counts had reached Corunna from Lisbon, that A
body of 14,000 British troops, and 4000 Spaniards,
had embarked at Lisbon for Catalonia. This state-
ment, we have reason to believe, is not quite Cor'
red. It is true that 4000 Spaniards have embarked tothe Tagus for Catalonia, and that they were suPPlied
with an immense quantity of arms and °cll..
,e bea
munition for the use of the Patriots ; but
lieve that the British Troops have not em
ba
rk
It gives US the most sincere pleasure to find, that the
authority of the Supreme Central Junta is olliversani
acknowledged throughout Spain, and that the Most
perfea unanimity of sentiment prevails in every part
of the Kingdom.

WE understand that the Cabinet yesterday tinallY
determined upon the Answer" to the Proposition
recently received from the Emperor ALExANDsg
and BUONAPARTE. It was • sent off last night by
Mr. SHAINE the Messenger.

We have already laid before our Readers soar,
statements, exhibiting the surplus of the Conwild
dated Fund on the 10th of October last, as compare
with its amount at the corresponding period of t",,
last year ; and we have now the satisfaction of shove,
ing the progressive prosperity of the Revenue, by the
following account of the total nett Receipts of
the
Permanent Taxes in the years and quarters, end'