The Sun.
London, England, 1814-10-10 00:00:00

direct from Madrid 'continue to state OW a gte
ferment pi.ev4ils throughout Spain, and that tie
iisco.itented have formed in the province of La
Mancha, several 'corps of partisans. The Cata-
lans continue to evince an Unfavourable disposi-
tion.. There are said to be two parties in th 4
cabinet of Ferdinand contending for pow6r, the
one
.headed by the Duke of San Carlos and M.
Alacanaz,. and the other by the Reverend Fattier
Ortolaza and the brothers of the King.
BERLINA SEPT." 22.---;The different Ordinances
of the Government established at Aix-la-U..11)611e,
give rise -to. a belief that, the Provinces of the
Lower Rhine will be incorporated, with our Mo-
narchy.'
SEPT. 27.—The Prince Eugene B eau-
barnois) Accompanies. the King of Bavaria to
Vienna.

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MORE GOOD NEWS FROM AMERICA..

INVASION OF. THE STATE, OF NEW -YORK-TAKING

S)F PLATSALTAGH !

-We had, on Saturday, the pleasure of commu7
nicating, in a-Second Edition, the results of an
entirely successful Expedition against Penobscot,
and the important district of the Maim The 4lC-
tails of this excellent. service arc fully given:in die
Supplement of the Gazette,, without dwelling on
which'. for the present, we turn with feelings
• .
of stilt -greater exultation, to announce to. the
Public, that our Army from Lower Canada
has advanced into the State of New York ;
that General. TZ ARID, with the American force
which, was tormally specified by the Enemy as
that division which was to conquer Q.ii,ebec and winter
there, has not only been convened to retreat be-
fore the British, but that Platsburgh, the chief
place near the Southerd extremity of Lake Cham-
plain, has been Victoriously entered by our troops.
The following Extracts from the Quebec Papers
and Montreal Gazette, both to the 9th of Septem-
bcr; afford the particulars orthese operations which
seem to sever from the United States for ever a
portion of territory on the North, which they
cannot be permitted to retain with safety to our
Colonial Possessions—.especially with the views
of ambition and conquest unreservedly expressed
by their Government.

“- The army from this Province has entered
the United States, by the Champlain Frontier.—
Ott the lst inst. the advance was at Chazy."—
(Quebec, 'Sept. S.)

" MOIsiTREA, SEPT. 3.—Our army crossed
the lines at Odletown on Thursday last, and were
ye§terday morning encamped at Champlain and
Cbazy. His Excellency Sir GEORGE raEvosr
had proceeded for the army to Odletown, where
be: was yesterday forenoon. Jt is supposed by
some that no resistance Will be made by the ene-
my until the Brltish arrive at Platsburg, where
it is stated considerable preparations are' made CO
make a formidable resistance." •

" GOOD NEWS FROM OUR ARMY OF LOWER CANADA.

" We have this Moment received the highly-
satisfactory r intelligence, that -our brave troops
entered Platsburg on Tuesday last (Sept. 6), with
little opposition---there had ben some little skir-
mishing between the advance of the army and the
enemy, who were driven to their strong works
near the town, 'which they occupied with abont,
as it was suppOsed, 3000 men, and from which
it was -necessary. to have the' ca-operation of
one. 'fict, and the assistance of heavy artillery,
‘vhich were coining up.in order to dislodge them.
In the different skirmishes there had been severid
men killed and wounded' on both, sides."—(Mon-
treat' Gazette, Sept. 8.) ' •

This renders the:4efeatof Iz:1ID, reported be-
low, dn'cvent to be expected:

By glance at the ,Aial;, it will be seen that
by'.this invasion our Army had already advanced
in the interior to abort fifty miles hirt►.ier south
than Penobscot, where the coast operations were