The Sun.
London, England, 1813-08-27 00:00:00

Ttintb corrr,Nntitcri MAIL

AtJG. is reported, thotigh f
thing tifffirial is known on the tithjetlt, tli»t after
the Armisilee bad been detionneed by .Prussia,
the Reach took bresla*, from which they *e.i.e,
however, afterwards dkivett. with the lons of 12
cannon. Fresh affairs are.ekpetted every day, •
It is supposed there will be a great battle In
Lusau.

liEkLibt, JULY' 31 —Concerninm the prolofiga-
tiOtt of the Atinistiee, which, under' the mediation
of Austria, was concluded between the belligerent
Powers, and which has already been noticed in the
Berlin Gazette of the l7th hist. according where-
to, hostilities may not be recommenced before the
16th August, the CE)111111ISSIO'IitS tilli)Okqe.(l on be:-
half of the,*several .Powers; haVe on the 26th:inst..,
• at length signed a formal agreement.
PimurtAu, ;JULY 12.-9 n the I.l4instant, ttt
I'o o'cloe4t in the evehing, his Royal Highness
the Crown PrinCe of Sweden arrived here 'tor
the fnit Otte. The clergyman, Mr.
Was reritiested by the Magistrat'es and *Clergy.
ro introduce them to ~Itis Rtiyal flighty-AS. Mr.
Postal welcomed the Crown Prince in it speech in
the French language, which was scroll times
interrupted by his Royal Highness. mention.
ing the first appearanCe• of the Crown PrinCe in
Prcuzlau seven years ago, his Royal Eliglineys
exclaimed, " An unhappy time 'for your toWn;
6;141)4 it 18 past; and may 1t never return !!' On
expressing the fitittering hopes tacy entertained,
the Prince •said, '' 'cite .solOnotite Oat insrireit,
itie, wlll always be to 'contribute With what
small means yI possess, to the prtservation
of your country's iittlepentlerice and at: the
conclusion he obscrved---•" I ha 6! tis yet I'done
nothing to attract your attention. to inc. but I
will endeavour to deserve it, by* mny zeal for the
‘vel(.)flairt. th...o)f yfoollii(r)xeviiititigitt:4; . .
the 7th, ttt ten o'cloelt
in the forenoon, his Royal Highness prot",:ediid our
his journey to Tracheubcrg.
' • •
itolyroci new4rriged iljvision
of Dufour, consisting of II or 12,000 men, lit now
removed froth lls,mburgh to the old mark of
Brandenberg.
In Dennntrk another new financial operation
is expected to take place,. the course of oichange*
having risen to Mich ttn excessive height, ,thilt it is
at about SOOO per cent.
STLIALSUND, AUG. 4.--17/is Royal Highness the
Crown Prince arrivad tile at Itecei On the 9tl
init. in the evening. Front thence litS I Ora,
IghileSS set out inr Grahow3 where he ;
Autl intends to arris.,
proccedi dity to MOW,
)10`;i! t - morrow evening.
Four, AUG. )o„.74,etters front the kpty.
J:kli fro:Hers liviAg, thy following accol:tits.-f----
,Lord 117,:tOtgton has again rCt1001.!(1 to
; ilr'Apy:
ot MO on the 28th aiS;*-cre battle was,
foug•ht. -l'he English nceupie.a three iteihti,
ltacli they! had claret-lilted, The t ench Wer#
t imes rvoso • (jotit tegirnultt, at

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ios-t 9000 men. The ioss'nf the French is
estit.n4ted 9 25POi

After the •tu,o assaults which the Englilt mtide
ou the town of Ban.Sebasti:tn, stud in both which
0167 ivero.' e'el')ulsttl j tiful lett .the breaches lknd
ditches filled 'with' their dead, they rein:slued fery
quiet on the 26th, but on the 27th, perceiving the
progress niade 1:y the Duke of Dalmatia, they
made preparations for raising the siege, and trans-
ported theirartillery into the haibour,..in-Order to
put it on board their ships, •
The brave soldiers of the garrison of San'Sc,
Bastian, who had repulsed them with so much
vigour, sallied out .before day-light, under the
eunimand of tieutenant-Colonel Lap 6, comman-
der of the mountain yagers, and cut down every
thing they found in the trenches.
We counted 500.dtlid bodies, and 322 prisciners,
among Ivhom were 30 Officers: It is believed that
the Duke of DALNIATIA will have entered Vittoria
ow the
.31st July. Or PA of August. We may,
therefore, estimate that since our recommencing
offensive operations the loss of the English, Por-
ttiguese, and" bpanish army antonnts to 20,000
mcn, out of which are S or 9000 English..
Another Letter from that country contains as
follow

‘."The Duke of AlbUfera evacuated V; lentigi on
the sth July, leaving garrisons in the eitta,el tud
fort of Saguntum. He passed
,the Ebro atloc-
t(isa, and arrived atTarragona, where he bad the
good fortune of falling in with au army, composed
of one-fourth English; and the other three-fourths
Bpaniards, whom he put to flight. He made 1500
prtso►:ers, took all their cannon, and killed and
wohnded a great number of their HIM.

" General Graham, the second in cctnmand of
the English army, is dead of his woun,ll.
" In the actions Which took place on the 24th,
25th; and. 6th, the EnglM anti Spanialds had co-
vered the different hills over whicliTZtbe French
army had to pass with entrenchments , all these
works were carried by assault.
" The cohmois of rues Basques, which had johned the French artty, and gone round a mountain,
did the enemy great damage. The English were
in full flight on all sides,
lime head-quarters of the Duke of Dalmatia
are expected at Vittoria." •