The Sun.
London, England, 1808-10-19 00:00:00

TO THE GOVERNMENT OF GALICIA.

" MOST SERENE SEIGNORS,
" The enemy's centre corps, which, as I have
informed you in my dispatch of the 27th, had march-
ed to Vittoria, directed its route from that city to-
wards Bilboa, under the command of the General iJ
Chief Marshal NEy; for the purpose of &Ding upon
our fourth division, with a force of about three to

. .
one. The latter, however., bipp9titinely, evacuated
the. place, and retreated with the artillery and bag-
„
; gage in the best order to Balmaseda, in which place,
or its environs, they still remain. The third
,divi-
sion advanced the sane day,-as tar as Puna de Ordu-
i na, to the assistance of the fourb, in defiance of a
column of the enemy that obserVed them at a very
hurt distance from their line of march, and between
. whose advanced parties and ours some tiring tonic
place. Brigadier General Don [FRANCISCO EIRVE-
tunuE was upon his march I'll Bilima, when he was
informed of our having evacuated it, iind die enemy
having entered it ; 'in ConsetinPnCe of which h'e
at-
tered his route, and matened in a diretition to fa-
-I,:cititate bis assisting or forming a junaion with
j,Vott7.l.zoo. The postiati which he last occupied
was Ocitienda.

" Tne above is communicated' for the informa-
tion of ydur Serene Highnesses. May you live
many years, •

" JOAQU.INI BLAKE."
" Head Quarters, Quincoces, Sept. 30, Ms.",

PRINCE EDWARD's ISLAND.

CHARLOTTESTOWN, SEPT. 10.—Arrived the Brig
Elizabeth., SHIPLEY, from Teignmouth ; Barque
Two Sisters, HALLAHAN, from Poole ; Brig Mars,
.CositutEss„ from Oban, Scotland, with 94 wretch-
ed Highlanders; seven died on their passage. On
the 2d of September his Majesty's Schooner Porgey,
ef• 10 guns, Lieutenant GOOLD, with Vice-Admiral
Sir ISAAC COFFIN, Bart. on a visit to his sister, Mrs.
CALLBEGK; and to attend the wedding of his two
nieces, the Misses CALLBECK, two beautiful and
accomplished girls; the elder to PETER DELGARNES,
of LiverpoOl, Esq. and the younger, Miss SODHIA.
CALLBECK, to. GEORGE IRVING,'Esq. a very re-
spectable Merchant. The weddings are to be so-
lemnized. to -morrow morning, and Mr. DELG4RN es
and' his bride will .immediately after sail to Pielon
with Sir Isoc COFFIN. It is somewhat singular,
that these young Ladies, who have been seen and
admired in the most fashionable circles,in Great Bri-
tain and the States of America, should return with-
out husbands, and, yet find them on their native
island.

Sir ISAAC CdFFIN Was saluted On his landingwith
13 'guns from the battery, 'which was returned by the
.Schooner with.eleven. He has been entertained by
all the principal inhabitants, the Governor; General
FANNING, the Chief Justice COLCLOUGH, Colonels
NOIR, TOWNSIIEND, HOLLAND, &C. There iS an
intelligent American Gentleman* here, from South
Cqolina, with whom we have had much conversa•
tion ,relative to the' Embargo; he is decidedly of
opinion that it will not be taken off whilSt JEFFER-
SON continues President, and, while he does; it is
thought he will have a large majority in Congress in
hi 4 interest. lie speaks of its effeCt in America with
horror and detestation.

Arrived this morning the Ship Alfred, Captain
BEATSON, at the North side of the Island, from Ply-
mouth; as did yesterday the 'Brig Britannia, Capt.
STREET, from Ply mouth,, last from Boston, in 'I3
days. He confirms, in part, the. account of the
American Gentlemarr. The Officers at Boston
would allow him to bring nothing from thence, and
would scarcely suffer him to get fresh provisions
whilst in hitrbour. Thy, house Of MORTIMER and'
Co. have already loaded this season fifty,-three Ships
And Brigs with lumber, and most probably will many
more. Cleared this day the Elizabeth, SHIPLEY,
for Liverpool.