The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-11 00:00:00

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.I;rIEN, tEPTENIIiEft 3.

A ,lispatcb from Senior ECLUIAi of the 9:§th ult.
crg.-milintleates that he has joined the army of this
pro\ni.c.-: with i4,60t) infantry; and 4,006 CaValty,
to au concort: He will enter La Mancha by
Crud .d IHal.—The remainder of the army of Es=
',-inalos covering Certain points, and ours
is beginning ..novethents: thae, division goes to
atii. another to Moral de Calatrava,
wlieTe it is probabf, head quarters will be fixed,
the rest advancing in prorortion-.

The enemy occupies the points of Mora, Gebene's,
and T,nebleque, as we have received advlces from
Fierencia, of the date of the 29th; which town our
acivonced parties had entered.

By accounts, of the Ist of September, the enemy
stin continued his retreat, and Various divisions, to
the number of 12,000 infantty and 2000 cavalry,
have ui,ited at Toledo, abandoning all the intertne-;
diary points they held.

Our army marches with some slolirness, in order
to facilitate the jonaion of tl►e 18,000 men from
Estra rn adura, Wll9 iPe on their way, and its divi-
sions occupy the following points • the first at Vale
detPlias ; the second at Infantes ; the third at Car-
dt:nas ; the fourth at Visillos; the fifth at the Convent
of Calatrava ; the cavalry occupies the points alrea-

dy mentioned, the advanced guards continuing

at Velatta, and even farther.

The total force of our
army amounts now to 24,586 infantry, and 3,172
cavalry, in which number is not included the regi-
Went of Volunteers or Spain.

Letter from Don SoAQUIVI BLAKE, relative to the
relieving of Gerona :

Most Excellent Sir,
_ .

. -
u I have the honour to inform you that the con-
toy of provisions intended for Gerona, was introduc-
ed yesterday into that place, by Major-General Don
JAYME GARCIA CONDE, in despite of all the efforts
made to prevent it 5 the general movement of the
the army which held the enemy in uncertainty, con-
tributing much to facilitate its entry. I cannot trans-
mit to your Excellency a circumstantial account of
the operation, because I have not received it from
General GARCIA CONDE,WhO entered the place with
all the division which attended the convoy, and left
there such troops as the Governor thought necessary
for the reiliforcement of the garrison.
I r alit to your Excellency the Moniteur of the
itTh otlll,tlSt, in which, if you have not already
11':en it, 'cu will observe the eulogium which the
brillia,,t detente of Monjuich has forced from the
enemy, communicated to the Minister of War, by
General N'EttneE/4
ployed On that , commander of the troops em-
lency many years,
occasion. God preserve your Excel-

Gimp at Pedrolb Sept. I BC+gb `r JOAQUIN BLAKE."

GERMAN PAPERS.

BANNS Ot THE MAIN, SEPT. 22.--When SWUM
secretly left Berlin with his corps, a Commission
app muted to inquire into his crime, and the
circuli,stances attending it. The inquiry is now ter-
Minated, and the Commission pronounced for sen-
tence, that Major Scutta. shall be shot. But the
officers who went with him are exempted from this
junl,hment, because he told them he was authorised
to this step, and as they were obliged to obey accord-
ing to the laws of military subordination; but all the
officers who followed him afterwards, and then re-
turned, are to be arrested, and confined in fortresses
for three months.—(Correspondent.)