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London, England, 1813-11-09 00:00:00

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tUESPAY) EMBER 9.

WA it DE PA !UM E,Nt
Downing-streeb November. 9, 1813.

" Lord Arthur Hill has this morning arrived
with dispatches from I'l6l-Marshal the Marquess
of Wellington to Earl Bathurst, dated Vera, No•
vember 1, 1813) of which' the following asre ex•
tracts :

11. Vera, November 1, . ,
'4-Nothing of. importance has occurred iu the
lice sinee.l addressed your Lordship last,
"The enemy's garri,on of Pamplona tutnle pro.
posals to Don Carlos D'E,pana to surrender the
place on the 26th October, on (ott'll'on, fret, that
they E uld be allowed to march to France with
six pieces of cannon ; seedndly, that they should
be allowed to march to France, under en engage-
ment not to serve against the Allies fora year and
a day. Both these conditions tvere rejected by
Dott Carlos D'Espana, and they were told that he
had orders not to hive them n capitulation on Alas/
terms excepting that they should be prisoners of
war to which they declared they would never
114034.4 •

cr Veto, Nov. I. IBM
" Since I wrote to your Lordship this morning,
1 haVe received a letter, of which I enclose a copy,
from Afariscal Del Campo Don Carlos P'Espana,
in which he announces the surrender by capitula-
tion of the fortress of Pamplona', the garrison
being prisoners of, war; upon which event I beg
leave to congratulate your Lordship.
‘.(-1 cannot sufficiently applaud the conduct of
Don Carlos D'Espana, and that of the troops On.
der -his command during the period that he
has commanded the blockade, that is since the.
beginning of August. in every sortie which
the enemy have made, they hare been Pe*
pulsed with loss, and. the Genet al and the Of.
freers and troops have, on every occasion con.
ducted themselves
,well. Don Carlos D'Esliana
was severely wounded on the 10th of S4tember,
t4ireportea in my dispatch of the 19th of that
,month ; but having reportea that he was able to
continue to perform his duty, I considered it hut
justice to allow him to continue In a command,
of which he had to that moment performed the du.
ties in so satisfactory w Manner; and I am happy
that it has &Hen to his lot to be the instrument of
restoring to the Spanish Monarchy so important
a fortress as Pamplona.

" Not having yet received the detail of the
terms of the capitulation, I must delay to iorwar4
them till the next occasion.

(TRANSLATION.)

" Most Ekeellent Sir,--Glory be to God, and
honour to the triumphs of your Excellency in this
ever memorable campaign,
"II have tlie;hottour..and the great antis niction of
congratulating your Excellency on the surrender of

theitoportant fortress of Pamplona,the capitulation
of which having been signed by the supi.eior officers
entrusted with my powers, and
,by those delegated
by the General commanding the place) I have), by
virtue of the authority Which you etinferryd upon
me, Just ratified, The garrison, remain prisoners
of war, as your. Excellency had determined front
the beginning that they should, and will mirth
out to-morrow at tWo in the ethernoon, in order
to be conducted to the port,of Passages, •
" Our troops occupy.one of the gates of the d.
Wel, and those of France the plate.,
.Mays God guard the precious life of your EX.
cellency. .
" Bated from the Ca!up in font of Pamplona,
31st October, 1813:
(Signed " F'Stuv.t
di TY,