The Sun.
London, England, 1808-11-28 00:00:00

1.710.11 THE DUTCH' PAPERS.

ANKFORT, Nov, are informed by aLlet-
.
'.tdr from Liens, that the troop, destined for Spain,
hose arrival. .had been 'for some time expeted in
that city, .have not arrived there ; from which. it is
probable; that instead of marching for Catalonia,
their first des;ination, they
.will now proceed by. a
shorter road, through Navarre,'and the North b 1 Old
CaStile, where, M consequence of a new plan, the
greatest part- of the French force will be concentrated.
Letters from the Departments of the South mention,
that all the horses,and waggons have been put inle-
quiSition for forWarditig-the grenadiers and toot chas-
seurs of the Imperial Guards, who lately set out from
Paris. The horse grenadiers have already for some
. time been upiin their triLarCh. ,
, .
It is reported that the Imperial Guards will form
a Corps of Reserve, to be commanded by Marshal
BESSIERES. The march of the troops from Germany
towards Spain, continues still uninteirupted. Ac-
cording to the kik lettets , from Rayonite, the whole
corps of Marshal 'VICTOR had passed through that
city, and the corps of Marshal Ncry
:Vras* also ex-
petted there; by means of which,..an infantry divi-
sion of 10 or 11,000 men will be added to that over
whith he has hithert6 had the, cominand in Sliaib.
The passage of cavalry-ffirot less coniderable. Al-
ready morelhin,"l-1,600 cavalry, for- the most part
belonging to the itorlis in Germany, which were
commanded by :the' present King of NAPLES, are
on their march for Spain. The dragoon regiments,
which were lately cantoned at Aleneon form a part
of these cat airy.
It is calculated, that in the cainpaign which is
about to be'opened, aoo,ooo"French,ttoops will ad,'
•and that all the. Marshals Franee,will•be employed
in this formidable
FRANKFORT ON THE MAIN, Nov„ 4.---The divt-
siop of General BocipET; consisting of the 3q, the
sGth, and 93d regiments of foot, and a parkof artil-,
!cry,. have set out from Hatriburgh, by the mute of.
Harburgh, Sultan, &c. for this city, and will ar
rive in the beginning of the ensuing:week,' • five
•
columns.

BRITISH' ARMY 11/V SPAIN

ORDERS OE:HiS VCCE,LLENCY LIEUTENANT-GENERAL SIR
MOORE TO THR BRIT.ISH.ARSIY, ON ITS MARCH
' FROM LISEO'N TO SPAIN.
" The Commander of the•• Forces trusts, that the troops,
on their entering into Spain, will feel with him how much it
is for their' honour and advantage to maintain the high opi.
nion, and cherish the good will, which that brave and high:
spirited people entertain towards the British Nation.
.44 The troops upon their march w.ll generally be quartered
upon the inhabitants. :The Spaniards,are grave and orderly
people, and extremely sober, but gen:f.rbus, and warm in their
tempers, and easily affionted by any insult or disrespect that
is offerecilo them. Therare grateful to the English, and will
receive the troops with kihdriess "and cordiality. This the
General hopes will be met with equal kindness on. the part
of the soldiers, and that they will endavour to accolinno-
date themselves to their be orderly in their quarters,
and not shock, by acts of intemperance, a people worthy of
their attachment, ,%rose dlf,iits they are come to support, in
the most glorious of causes--to free theta from French bond=
ace, and to establish their riatioital liberty and independence.
" Upbn entering Spain; as a compliment to the Spanish
nation, the arffir will wear the Red Cockade, in addition to
their own, cockades are ordered for this purpose for the non-
commissioned officers, and inure will be seat from Madrid
but in the mean time, the officers are requested to provide
themselves, and to put them on, when they pass the fron.
tier."