The Sun.
London, England, 1813-07-30 00:00:00

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A letter. frOnt Betrueita, (on the froutiers of
France) dated.Ju4r 6 says--7-This day the !lead.:
quarters of the Grand Lord advanced into this
Country. General GaAteiot is in Ernhni. Gino
MENDIZABL,
.and LONGA" haVe'pased the Bra.;
assa, and are now on French ground. General
O'DONNELL proceeds with the Spanish army of
to besiege Pamplona. Yesterday a brigade of
General fitta.'a,artnf entereil a small French tOwn,
and found not a soul in it, and every thing carried
off: The alarm is great. The greatest confusion
'`prevails in Bayonne. The merchants. are embark-
, mg-their goods for.Bourdeaux ; but we hope that
some English ships, of war have blockaded the
port. The state of the roads have hitherto pre-
vented the advance of artillery, and that has Ile:.
layed our march, but they are now more prac-
ticable."

King JosErn is said not to have left Bayonne
until the sth,. On his departure-be issued a Pro-
clamation for a levy en masse to defend the fron-
tiers. Letters front NAPOLEON IltiVe been inter-
clipteal,, in which he tells his brother he must do
the beet he,can, as no further reinforcement's can
be spared to him.
A letter from an Officer, high in coalman& hi
Lord' WE r.....nsotoil's sanity, speaks in terms of
rapture of the PortugueSe troops engaged in the
celebrated battle of Vittoria. The 3d (General
I.'tcToNT's) division, was in close actiwi front 12
o'clock till dark. This division had, indeed, the
principal share in the splendid achievement, and
was opposed by at least five times its wither, and
fifty pieces of cannon ; but these never checked
for a moment the rapid career of the division op,
posed, to them. That division (the 3d) mas so
situated, that the whole army haul its eyes upon
it, and expressed the utmost admiration of its ex-
ploits. The honours it acquired were; howaver,
dearly purchased ; inasmuch as out of 5000 men,
it lost 1800. The Portuguese attached to thctli-
vision were seen lullyto equal the English during
the whole day. Such of the Spaniards also as
were well led on, those particularly under Mu-
"BALLO and Lint .t, themselves like trate
Castilians. Night covered the routed artny,which
saved itself by abandoning every thing, and dis-
persing in the mountains;
The Duke of YORK transacted military business
with the PRINCE REGENT yesterday.
General Bmassvoitn has returned .warm thanks
to the Portuguese Officers and soldiers, for their
steady anti valoroue conduct in the battle of Vit-
toria.
In consequence of the 7th Hussars being, or.-
dered,..for foreign service, the Dragoons (or
Greys) have been ordered front Warwick to Hyde
Park Barracks for the London duty.'
Monday last a• detuelw:nt of 4bp,' Eptlt •
mm ice itEiJiirr'o regiment, eonsisting
OffieerS and eiOtty rank and lite, marched (ruin
their depot at Battle Barracks tOPortsmonth, for
embirkation, to, join 'their regiment, stationed in
Canada.
Yesterday the St. James's Vo!unteers, Corn-
mantled by Lord Alma:Byr, were •inspected in
}lyde Park by Lieut.-Colonel HsaStaGtt, and
made a most respectable appearance in entire new
cloathing.
Orders have been 'transmitted to the (lath ent
Military Districts' from the Commander in Cliief,
authorising a certain 'proportinn of the troops to
he permitted to work at the harvest.