The Sun.
London, England, 1813-10-13 00:00:00

COItItUNA. STAIL.

" T.kfiIIACO,NA, Sul'. 13.-:—.lt appears. that DL
cAnii, who went with-some forces to Souvi's US
sistance,' h,:is returned.. • . . .

" SALAMANCA, SEPT. 22.0.—They write from
Carthag,ena, under date of Sept. 7, that SUCUET
rr
th 15,000 men, is retiring towards France,
Nvi ere he will command in place of SQUI,T, who is
eslled to the North. Thi ;;(1 Spani...3ll Army is on
its march to join the Great Lord."
" Csaxp before l'amplorm, Sept. el, LRI3.
" The enetny approaches his captivity ; be can-
not possibly resist longer, than the 10th ar lith

of. October, nod it is very probable that he xr

surrender in the beginning of that month ; he has
'made several sailies, but has always been driven
back at the point of the bayonet."
ToLosa, &PT. ItL—Both armies continue
fortifying.; the Duke DEL PAEQUE, who com-
mands the 3d army, is daily expected ; every thing
announces that a great battle shortly take
place.

" TARRAGONA, SEPT. 6.----We are employed in
repairing the works of the fortifications i but we
shonld like more vigottr and activity. The enemy
talks, of obstinately defending Barcelona., for
which purpose .they have pulled down till the
houses in the vicinity of the forties's, and 'con-
structed a large covered. way ; but as .Barcelona
requires a garrison of 18,000 men, on account of
the multiplicity of its works, and the extent of its
enclosure, and some' magazines, we. arc ignorant
how the enemy will be able ta afford the requisite
means of defence.
..." The enemy, who were in Puigcerda and other
frontier points, have gone into France, but Vve
believe the theatre of great operations will be re-
moved to this Provinee.
" VILLAFAANCA, SEPr. 7.---Many troops con_. antic to arrive here, ,and immediately proceed by
the same roads the enemy travels; some divisions
have proceeded throng!) this town to take posses-
sion of such points a 3 might serve to shelter the
French .who are shut up it) Barcelona, without
the power of 'escaping by any way. in this neigh-
, bourbood we have 3000 infantry and 800 horse,
and by the 15th inst. there will be in the plain of
Barcelona 60,000 infantry and,3ooo"cavalry.
" Yesterday disembarked '4OOO English. ' We
have 40,000 infantry, and expect 5,000 at 'WHIT-
TINGITANes division. The joy which the arrival
of those troops had caused is itrexpresiible. The
enemy, seeing the dangers which threaten him,
determined to destroy all the magazines. and
houses within 2,500 yards distance, which he
contrue»ced carrying into execution on the lst
instant.

"It is said that Svaarr is about to proceed
from Barcelona to France, leaving in that city
only 11,000 men.
Saar. 24.---Ort the 16th we began
firing, with. ;ninon and mortars on the fort-
ress of Denia. In the evening there was
a practiCable breach made in the tvall of
about 2O yards fot the side of Glorieta, and at ten
at night the (irenadier and Cazadore companies
assaulted the breach, and at the same true enter-
ed by ete4latie. These operations, executed with
skill and, valour, in a few moments gave theta pos-
session of the place. The enemy fled to the Cai-
tie, suffering much in his retreat. We had a cadet
and two,soldiers kilh:d, and a captain and 12 men
wounded.

9:a the 17th nur troops kept up a terrible
fire avinst t)u Castle, and in the afiernoon sum-
moned it.

,c on the 19th the lire was suspended, and the
day spent in rplies to the capitulation ; but on
the I 9th,the lire continued with much brisloess,
and on the 2,,n-it a terrible fire was also herd,
fi it appeari that the C9mmandant demanded,
that all ti,e enacts in the Castle should be given
up to him, and that he might he allowed to retire
with his garrison to Sugunta."

ARRIVED THIS MORNING,
" MADRID, 30.--I3y the last mail we
learn that the garrison of I'amplonit is reduced to
the greatest ini3cery. I respectithlr
who succeeded in I,:avingthe place, states that the
French Chiefs ire ,thinking about a capitulation.
" The Duke ,Ds t, l'Autitit, with his head-
quarters, is in Centrimego.