The Sun.
London, England, 1813-10-30 00:00:00

CADIZ A. ND COII.IJNNA' N.AILS.

INT IaIRID, OCT.'S:—They Writt from Tarragona
that they continue working witlr the utmost acti-
vity on that fortress, Lord Ifk.rf-riNct has gone
re, Palermo, leiving.Cleirral CLINTON hi 'Vie corn-
wand till the aitival of Plc rw,r, who is expected

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every tuottvent.'4,:, ~- .- ,
The enemy-retn.ain on the right of the Mine«,
'..lt, in nuinber•frorn 14.t0 15,000 wen, and,

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cording to intelligence received in Tarragona cn
the 28th ult. this movement towards Lerida ap-
pears very near the'reason for believing this is his
having distributed ration; for 10 days to his sol-
diers.--Cilladtid Gazette, Oct. 0.)
They write from netts, under date of September
2Sth, as follows :---"„SUCITET occupies his former
positions in the plains ofßarcelona. The English
and Neapolitan Alivitions are in Tarragona ; the
ealabtians and Sicilians in Vallo'; the Majorcan
division in this town, and the valiant army of Ca-
alouht in the points of Vique, to oplmse the
Marshal, in the event of his attempting an, invu.
Sian. SAARSVIELD is with the yinguard in Villa
Franca. The walls of the fortress of Tarragona,
Fuerte Real and its curtain arc already in a con-
dition to resist any attacks from the enemy;
3,000 English are employed in repairing the ford&
catitins, winch in two months will be in a better state
than they were previous to the siege. Itt one of
the villages, in the neighbottrhhood of Seo cle
'Urge!, 500 men belonging to the Prince's regi-
Inent, were attacked by 1000 of the enemy under
the coMmand al General EXPERT, who, notwith-
ttanding his superiority of forces, was repulsed
with considerable loss."—(MadridGazette,Oct.7 .)

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LETTER PROM A srANLEILT AENBRAI..
" Into,' October-S.

" Yesterday the whole of the army entered
France, tire enemy was driven from all parts, leav-
ing in our power iiiS batteries-•and .positions. I
ant persuaded we shall'advance; tic have token ten

pieces of artillery."—(Corunna Paper, Oct, 16.)

THE LAST DAY OF THE GENERAL AND EXTRAORDI-
VARY CORTES, SEPT. 14, 1813.

At half-past nine in the morning, the Deputies
'of the C.oortes assembled in the Episcopal palace,
end from thence proceeded to the Cathedral,
where re Dem was sung• They afterwards re-
turned to their Hall of Sitting, which opened at
twelve o'clock.

SITTING OP THZ 14TH PAY.
TIM ,net of the preceding day was read, Rnd

oo which the Deputies of the Ordinary Cortes
should meet to examine their respective powers,
the General and Extraordinary Cortes having de-
creed their sittings should close on the 14th Sp-
tember, 1813."

On the co»clasion of the reading of this De-
cree, the Pattstomr made an energetic, eloquent,
a►nti pathetic speech, svhich lasted an hour and au
ball. In it, after stating that _the General and
Extraordinary Cortes were Initallid in the Isle of
Ltion, on the 24th Sept- 1810, amidst the accia-
;tuitions of the most generous nation in the world
Ars4lay•concluded their useful and most important
labouro, in the most glorious anti successful man-
: ner ; spoke of the great efforts made by the ria,
Con against the. greatest of tyrants, and pointed
out the lamentable condition in which it was at
their installation.
The Act dissolving the General and Extraordi-
' nary Cortes was then signed by all the Deputies,
after which the sitting broke up amidst the greatest
• applause and acclamations.
-On the 25th of September the Ordinary Cortes

were installed, when Senor LKDESNIA, from ts-
trainadura, was chosen President ; Senor GON-
ZALO HERRERA, of Cuba, Vice-President ;, First
Secretary, Senor FELLIE, of Peru ; •Secona ditto,
Senor ZUMAZABARREGOE, of Guipuzcoa ; Third
ditto. Kenor A 140 bl a, of Cubu ; nod Fourth tlitto,
Senor DIAZ, of Grettaiht.

There are no accounts in the Cadiz, uorunna,
or Nadtid Phpers relative to the fever ptevailing
at Gibraltar, Of so late a date LIS those already be-
fore the public.
It does not appear that any malignant disease
prevails at Cadiz, as a proof of which the follow-
ing numbers of deaths in the first twenty days of
September 1811, •181:3, and 1313, has been pub-
. lisbed

1811
1812 161
1613 . ... 176

To this statement is added, that in 1812, which
was considered a healthy year, .the deaths were
more numerous than in 1813, and that there arc at
re,:ent more people in Cadiz than there were in
t 11.

PRTERSISURG, SCPT.24.--tris Imperial 3fajesty
has been pleased to confer the following rewards
—On lids Imperial Highness the Grand Prince
Constantine, n sword with diamonds ; on General
Count Miloradovitch, a sword Wreathed svith
rels, and 50,000 rubles ; ort Genenti Count Lan-
ocron _o„.
" 30000 rubles:; and 11-
lieut.-General
Sicken, the rank or General of Infantry.