The Sun.
London, England, 1822-11-13 00:00:00

of the column which attacked them in flank, making them be-
lieve they were cut oil, made a dreadful slaughter among them.
They broke chiefly the 200 cuirassiers, commanded by Eroles
in person, who had only just been armed in helms and cuirasses
recently brought from France.
." The factious haVe lost in this battle many of their best sol-
diers ; they have 16st above all; much of their reputation and
moral strength, since they know they have been, beaten by one-
third their own numbers ; and eveh our reserve was obliged to
remain resting on their arms, despairing not to be able to attack
the factious. Our loss has been very small, compared with
theirs.

" General Mina immediately gave a new direction to his co-
lumns : he already without doubt marches on Balaguer. The
valour of our officers and soldiers is raised to heroism. Almost
all the General's Aid-de-Camps were wounded. Rottern re-
turns to Manzera, and Picquero will 4upport the General's
movements. Live tho Constitution ! Live General Mina !
Live the brave men who fight under his orders !"

(Front the Joufnal de Paris of Sunday.)

The following is from the Journal de Perpig nan, dated the

k 1 instant :

" The park of artillery formed at a short distance from the
city, on the side nearest the gate of Canet, is well supplied with
ammunition of all kinds, and dispositions are already made to

exert it with effect.

" The troops are daily exercised in the principal manoeuvresl
under the orders of the. Viscount Vasserot, Major-General and
Commandant of the Department, in the presence of Lieut..
General the Count Curial, commanding the division. The
cannon will be exercised to-day.
" Several movements have,recently been made amongst the
troops stationed in this. department. The object of these move-
ments was to concentrate, as nearly as possible, the regiments
for the formation of brigades. Count Pico de Peccaderie is to
have the command of that of Cerdagne. The 6th regiment of
light infantry has marched for the latter place."
It is stated by the Journal de Toulouse, on the authority of a
letter from Figuieres, written on the 29th of October, that 8,000
infantry and 400 cavalry had arrived at Lerida. These forces
have been formed into divisions, and will reinforce the Consti-
tutional Army.

BAYONNE, Nov. 4.—No mail from Madrid. We have re-
ceived a bulletin, published at Pampeluna on the 29th, by the
Political Chief, Sancho Salvador, which gives the official ac-
count of the defeat of Quesada, at Los Arcos, on the 29th.—
The loss of the enemy is stated at three hundred killed, a great
number wounded, besides a large quantity of arms and bag-
gage, one cannon, and a standard. Redondo and eleven
officers are among the slain. The whole of Quesada's corps is
said to be completely routed and dispersed. Espinosa's loss is
stated at fifty soldiers and five officers killed. The enemy,
pursuetFby three columns, retreated precipitately towards Lom-
biere.

Though the account is perhaps exaggerated, there can be no
doubt that the constitutional troops have gained a complete vic-
tory. Quesada's troops were exhausted with fatigue,and even des-
titute of shoes. Two expresses, just received by Gen. Equia,
confirm•the retreat of the Army of the Faith towards Lombiere,
in the valley of Salazan, near the French frontier. We have just
seen two wounded officers, whose families are at Bayern; ?, and
who bitterly complain, of Quesada ; this General has asked for
assistance, but it seems that .money 'begins to grow scarce,
though they publicly boast that they shall receive from Paris
the necessary funds. The express which passed through here
yesterday evening confirmed the disappearance of the Ministers
'from Madrid, and the terror which the Clubbists begin to
-inspire.

We learn this moment that an Aid-de-Camp of Gen. Que-
sada has arrived with dispatches for Gen. O'Donnell, inviting
him to go and take the chief command of the Army of the
-Faith, which the Regency at Urgel has conferred on him.—
Quesada is resolved to retire and pass some time in France.—
His tiefeaE, and the disorder of his army, are fully confirmed.

BAYONNE, Nov. s.—The 9th regiment of light infantry
has marched for St. Jean de Luz, and the first battalion of the
41st regiment of the line has arrived. The second battalion of
this corps is to proceed to St. Jean-Pied-de-Port and Navar-
reins. Several superior officers, and a new Colonel, for the
28th regiment, have passed through here. General Quesada ar.
rived here last night, in company with some Spanish officers,
and proceeded immediately to the house of Lieutenant-General
Count Charles d'Autichamp..—( Quotidicnne.)