The Sun.
London, England, 1813-03-27 00:00:00

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part of the English cavalry is coining to this pro.
since, for the pnrpose of foraging.

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We are assured that Esroz, and IAIINA have
taken, close to Pamplona, the vanguard of a
convoy proceeding to France.

Government have received letters from Co.
runna, and from the Marquis of WELLINGTON,
but they contain nothing of importance. -

It VMS reported, last night, that EvoNATARTE
hod left Paris, and was proceeding, after visiting.
Darrk.riti Antwerp., and Flushing, to join the
Army. We do not find, however, that this rtt-
,
moue is sanctioned from any authentic solii:ce-of
information.

A more probable 'lma has been brou,?,lit by
some vessels arrived from. Holland, statink,, that
the people ,of that country had manifested a dis-
position to insurrection against the FreUch au-
thorities.

IVe have to-dny no further intelligence from the
North; but the following letter, received by the
lute Mails, from an Officer employed in the
Swedish expedition, contains some it
facts.

STOCKHOLM, MARCII 9.—The expedition to
Pomerania is to take place immediately. On the
day after to-morrow I shall set off. We' are_Booo
strong, and the Command is given to General
SANneLs, an Officer universally esteemed ; and if
Nye are supported in April, by succours from Eng-
land, we may flatter ourselves ivith the fairest pro-
spett of success. Whether the main Swedish army
will fbllow is yet uncertain, and depends on ar-
rangements which are still to be made.

The North of Germany is ripe for us, and

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the:pea* are joir►ing the stinulard of General DE
Yonc lc thonsands. Tiip spirit of insurreetiuia
has spread as far as CasSel.
" The Grand Fre»ch arniy,whieli has quitted Ber-

Jill, is about .17,000 strong. It is probable that
the Russians are now before Magdeborgh, The
remains of the French artillery, which at the open--
ing of the campaign, WAS Composed of 700 pieces,
were wholly abandoned at Posen. So completelY
sunken is the spirit of tin French, that they fly at
the first approach of the Russians."

11,ear-Adatiral Flcr u hoited Lis flag yesterday
on board Ilit 1 hilantv, iii the Dawns, and will suit'
with the squatiton for the Baltic, the montentihe
wind becomes favourable.

The liberal character of the 11r)tisli mind 'will
receive no slight gratification iO hearing that -the
Prinees,sCu VitLOTTE visited the Prince,s oft ALE. 4,
yesterday at Blackheath,. at remained =vith her
to dinner. The!sitnation.of the Princess nriVALEs ,
depfivedi of her veneraUte rarcnt, and agitated
by recent events, aS
.as by. the .presinre of
thar.d'innestie calamity; rendered such as viiit
effiiiirly welcome and consolatory ;it the present
moment ; and as. it Must-have been made with the
entire concurrence and approbation of-the Pat i,ict
U.Eor NT, it must afford- satisfaction to the people
gcne,ral, u 4 w-ell as to thc illustrious parties
themselves. . ,

master, and the master for the servants. On this
account we do not doubt the truth cif the intelli-
gence which we have received to-day, under date
of 22d February, from Toledo, saying that Souvr
%ills on the Ist of March to Wont for France,
accompanied by the general Staff of artillery,
a great number of office's, and many troopL.:-....
Gen. GAZAN is to command the remainder, having
for his second, Gen. Vim-misc.

According to intelligence from Aladrid, of the
13th Feb. JOSEF!t had received an order from his
brother to send him troops, and by way of con-
soling, him, another, appointing him Generalisimo
of the troops which should remain.
We are 4ssured that Lord WELLINGT'ON has
sprit an official dispatch to our Govcrnment, beg::
Bing its consent, to the coming to the Peninsula
of an auxiliary Russian force of 15,000 men.

At a late hour this day, Lisbon Papers reached
own to the Oth instant, The following arc

Ltsitow, MARCII a word of 'news, the
Army has made no alteration in its positions. The
French are levying contributions wherekr they
cau, and are collecting in large bodies. It is
generally supposed here, that they intend to go
north of the Ebro, without attempting any thing.
CADIZ, FEB. 21.—We have received intelligence
here, by different ways, of an action which Eseoz
and MINA hilt! on the 30th January in Caraseal.
The accounts differ : some say that he defeated '
7000 -French, taking from them a • convoy, five
pieces of artillery, and 2000 Inca ; others reduce
these 'advantages to the taking of a convoy which
left Madrid, and 500 men who csborted it.
CA1(01.114.1, Fxe. 17.—The enemy ennoinucs to
desolate La Mancha; and to send to Madrid all
the money of which he robs it. Ile has removed
his hcathquarters to llinogas, on the road toll.;
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