The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-13 00:00:00

f.
PORTUGUESE PAPERS.

Odr—:l4.t—BY an extra& bf dispatch. disp c
of, the Bth, we' learn that Vi -:tot" was at, TOlad9
'with 12,000 men, and 2000 of thmr reconnoire,l
-the adjacent country as far as. Ajar-hi, Narnbrocrv,
and Sisla;' The number of troops accordingly thtt
'are in Ocanha. and Arm/Inez are di,tintily.
Ney is at Madrid, and they say that he is to go with
the Royal-Toppar to Aranjuez.
xtraet of a dispatch of the '9th enemy
still occupy the same positions, and his, principal ob,=
jestat present set nos to he to plunder the ifihabi...
tants of Ccii).4 a. The King is still at Madrid.
' SPAIN--V.,11, SEPT. ,Q6.--Geoeral 81-3ke arrived
yesterday arSelva, with )5,000. C.)l. Frar.l
tisco -Rovira, and Lientellant-Colonqi Jowl), ClaroF4.
arrived ; the termer al Besalu; and' tire:latter at Bata'
bolas, with their respeCtivc divisions,. and the Scam.;
ienes en masse. . . .

SEPT. 28.---According •to positive 'information;
the second convoy had entered Gerona, alter llama.
sustained some losses from some flying parties of
the enemy.- '
By ad-lices of the 29th, -we_ learn,fron--the.-Victs. .
pity of Praza, that on the morning
there was some firing in the neighbOjurhood, and, in •
the plains of Durneney:;:-that'during the night there.
were a number of musket shots heard, the enemy.
..
having occupied the grounds round the fort of ,:St;;
David, and that they in order to appear.moreims,
merotis, increased the numbek of their fires, though.-,:
they had experienced a very considerable*dirni-::,
.nution, -in- consequence -of . the; great number of
wounded that t tiny have carried oft in waggons-, since.-
the attack of the tyth, having lost a great number
in the anion. •

MANRESA, 521117.; 28.—0 R, the.2sth nothing new.'
had occurred at Gerona; the enemies, during the
night, occupied the same position, with a little -va-
riation, that they had done before in the plain, and
from the declivity of the mountain it appeared that
they had extended their posts somewhat. farther.
On the 26th; after sun-rise, a great firing of mus-
ketry was heard in the neighbourhood of the Capu-
chins, along the heights, which was diretaed in such
a way as to reach' the fort of the Capuchins. We
are looking with the greatest anxiety to learn the re-
sult of this.
,action. Oh ! immortal Gerona 1 thou
shalt be crowned with glory and honour for thy he-
roism
.and spirit..
.VALENCA, Ocr. 6.,--On the 27th of September
an official account of 1). Joaon Martin was received
at Sigtaenza, in which he communicates the coM-
pleteexpUlsion of the French from Guidalaxara, after
pursUing:and_cutting them in pieces. • •

.
SEvtaE„ Oct. —The new, army of,atalonia,
which, conformably to the.oriirs. given by General
klake, is now forming in that "will be
.diVided into four legions. Each legion will consist
of two seClionsolintantry of the line, a, 'se6tion. Of
light infantry, a company of pioneers, besides artil-
lerymen, and two squadrons of light eavalry. .Each
seCtion.,..of infantry,
.of, the `line .will consisi of four.
battalions, and that of light infantry of tuo, SCt that
the whole armed torc,.• of the principality will be 32
battalinns- of infantry of .the line; three battalions.,
of light infantry, fOur companies of pioneers;
companies ofaxtillery, and eight squadrons of .light
cavalry. .

MALAGA, OCT. 1 scouring parties of Es-.
tremadura have taken from the enemy a consider-.
able quantity of provisions, Which they carried. tt?.
Pontede Arcebispo.
The celebrated Sanches, with 50 men, attacked
70 of the enemy in the neighbourhood of Cuidad
Rodrigo, and 'kit 54 to the sword (a glerious ex
ample l) and. made the
.rest prisoners. On the fok:
lowing day.they attacked 50, and killed every man.
of them (Brat() bravo!). On account of these.
brave action's he lias.obtained the rank of Lieutenant-
Colonel.
Since D. Felippe Perona comrminicated the intel-
ligence we have already announced,.heitas su4tairied.
in the low grounds..of Cinca twoattec.k.s. of the ene-
my, in which they list tzto men...Geruna eQutinues
to defend itself,
G,HANADA, OCT. 9.--rAlplost ;he whole_ kingdom •
of Arragon resists .obstinately the foreign
The valiant Nrona, after repulsing the enemy, who
attacked him with a superior_ force, compelled them
to retire by the. way of_ Huesca, which they entered,
committing all sorts of, outrages, and exhibiting every
specie 3 of ferocity :against the tranquil inhabitants of
that city, who suffered all the bad treatment that
. can be conceived.

The oneiny attacked also the harbOurs of Re-
na:S(1110, Plan, Bielsa, and Valle de Aran, on the 31st
of August, as also the various points of Arragon,with.
:r view to attra:...t the attention of the troops, which.
Perona and Bag-et commanded ; but in all these
quar.ters they were repulsed, and unable to penetrate
any Spanish poll..
CORDOVA, OCT. 6.—We learn, by the way-4
Carolina, that. our skirmishers continue to harass dm'
enemy ; by this means we have got into our poses
sion. 43 waggons loaded with grain, and a thousand
head of black cattle.

Misi.Latham has ptit in bail to answ4t-the
!nein for, perjury found against her. Do6tors Pow-
ell and Howarth were the sureties for her appearatiL
at.the next Sessions.

. SMITHFIELD-MARKET, Nov. 13:.. • -
This day's Market was amply supplied With prime
Beasts, and the show of Cattle in -other respe,':t s was
plentiful • Veal • and • Pork support .lasC prices 3 Beef
and. Mutton- are cheaper; and the trade in general
was pretty good.—The sales. in the Hay Market
were'soMewhat lively ; Hay, Straw, and Clover, ob-
tained last prices.—We anne2c acorred. statement of
the prices and numbers :

To sink the MEd per stone of 81b.
Beef 4s. od. to 55. 56.—Mutton 4s. od. to ss. Bd.—Veal
ss. od. to 75. 6d.—Pork ss. 6d. to Bs. od.. ,
Beasts, 3,7oo.—Shep, i7,soo.—Calves, zoo.--Pigs, 27Q.