The Sun.
London, England, 1813-05-28 00:00:00

CORTINNA TAPERS.

ALICANYT, APRIL 28.--The enemy and one
troops remain in the same positions they did pre-
vi, us to thy battle of the 13th. Suchet has di-
rected a stion division against General Villa-
camp°, who, they say, has foughrgloriously and
successfully in' Outla.
CoauuNt, MAY 18.--By the post of yesterday,
letter. were received from Ciudad Rodrigo of the
10th i',stant.• They state the march Lord
Wellinh.on and all the troops towards. Sala-
manca, and promise its die most happy results
hum an army so well disciplined, Senor- Cas-
(puns has altered his plans, and accompanies his
Lordship.

cIUDAD RODRIGO,
.M4Y IU.---The movement
of the army has already commetwed, To,morrow
We expect here Castanos find Wellington, leom
whence each ,rill take his -route. The 3d army,
Freire tthd ,Alorillo's horse, &c. are in Motion,
'LUGO; MAY 16.---The head-quarters of the
4th army were On
,the 13th removed"to Pottier-
rada.

CIUDAD R (maw°, MAY 12.—0 n the 2d,
znnwg bead-quarters arrived in, Arevalo, from
4v4.nee it is supposed they will immediately pro-
call to the right of the Douro.

[FURTHER EXTRACTSI
CIUtiAD Ronatoo, MAY 14.--The plan of ope-
rations is.varied, in consequenee.of which a great
force of English infantry is passing the Douro by

a magnificent bridge of boats placed at Torreman-
oorvos ; the object is to attack on the enemy's left
flank, and oblige him to abandop the Duero.
SILVEIRA arrived ytsterday, lr ith his division of
5000 men, at Sierra de Gate, and 'has Ids head-
qbartc rs in Trivejos.
Ovicno, MAy 15.—The didsion under the
command of Genetal POIILIEIt has already began
to move towards Leon.

MAY 8.-13 y a vessel which has just arrived
from Xijou, we are assured that several English
brigantines had arrived to suteour Castro.

LISBON I'APEUS.

LISBON, 11LtY 11.

EXTRACT OF AN OFFICIAL. DISPATCd,FROM GENE
RAL:TIIB MARQUIS OF WF.,I,LINGTON, TI) MS EX-
' CELLENCY DON M. PEREIRA FORJAZi DATED
HEAR-QTJARTERS, FRENADA, STH MAY.
" .fSince 1 transmitted your Excellency my an-
terior dispatch, of the 28th ult.: I have received
accounts; which (although they are not official, I
believe them) informed me that Marshal Stichet
on the I Ith . April, attacked the left of the posi-
tion which the allied Anglo Sicilian army occu-
pied, under the command of General Nio, tout
that in the beginning :indict obtained some ad,
w•ontages in Yecla and Vilicna over a division of
the 2d army, comnianded by nrigadier Meynres.
Yt nevertheless rippears that Sir J. Murray united
alt the corps under his command On the evening of
the 12,th, which operation was enverra by an ad,
vnneed guard, placed in War, which retired upon
thentain army, and that General Elio, with the
2d army, covered the left of the allied, Anglo •Sicilia
army in its .tiew position ; the Spanish divisions
of Generals Whittingham and Roche, being on the
.
" It seems General Stiehet marched on the 13th.
towards Castella, attacked the lett of the position
occupied by the allied Anglo-Sicilian army, and
was driven ltck with considerable loss ; the enemrt
iii consequence retired, and, aeclrding to what. I
learn, Sir Joint Alurray was stil: pursuing Linn on
the 16th, which I suppose is the reason of try
rot baying tritheito received any official informa
tion of those 'events.,
The enemy has made no more movements of
if,portance OD this side.
'" On the 27th ult. he sent at'sinall detachment
towards Toledo, nevertheless there is no appear-
ance:of any movement in that' direction:*.

'ALICANT, Arum 28..----We are assured that our
troops are, already in. St. Felippe. in consequence
of the last bloody action. The French lost many
men, several ,Colonels and Adjutants were killed;
and liarispe .wourletL
Ducog is hem, wonntled and a prisoner.
Suchet not having been accustomed to be beaten,
appears terribly enraged and desperate. All his
attention is direci ed to etil4leet reinfOrecments
that he may have his revenge.
Potty°, gAy 10.-All our cavalry will be- in
Bragunza by the 22d, so will three divisions of
riritilib infantry;- General Pack's ,and Beres-
lord's Portuguese brigades of infatitiT, and
dltrban's cavalry, under General Graham. The
Ftcnch are saki to be assembling in TaMora. Our
cavalry are iri high conditiOn.

11,1 AILS.
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LONDO,N,
FRIDAY; MAY 28, 1813.

We this day lay before our Renders the con-
tents of Lisbon Papers to the 12th, and intelli-
!4.olce 'from Cornuna to the 23d, from which it
a'rpears 'that the campaign on the Peninsula, so
y'ii illy itxterestiug iii the existing relations of the
world, Ii it cmpmenceti by the Movement of the
troops front all quarters, and their colleen-
advancing ag3inst the enemy. On the
14)th him the Itrst de.tachment* began .to move,
and Lord WriLLINGTON and General CAeirANos