The Sun.
London, England, 1813-07-29 00:00:00

ARRAGON GAZETTES.

CALATAYUD, JUNE 12.-7411 C long. wished-for
moment' ot a new epoch in the political and

tary history of this august proyince is approach-
ing..,
The enemy, who has so long cruelly deso-
lated it, can ac present scarcely .protect the rich
tOnVOYS proceeding from It to' France. The well:
Combined movements of the Allied Armies in Cas-
tile and Valencia, have naturally an influenre up.;
on this part of Arragon, drawing the relics of Su-
chet's army towards the military points of the
theatre.on which they ,act. Already do the anti-
patriots of Saragossa begin to pereeive:this change
of things ; ii elliange'which, ift:the.:excess. of their
delusion, they considered impossible, as if the for-
tune of the ill disposed should be eternal.
C4LATAYUD, jUNB 9.--Coavoys .froni Vtllrnriyt
COlitiatta to urriVe at Saragossa i in •the,last of the'
4th inst. came many , pOliticians of illy. French
stamp. The Treasurer and Agent-General to I be:
French party ;n that capital, Mr.llevanctise, huts
sent orders from Oleron to sell all his fUrnitnre,:
as lie does not think of returning. This merchant
has ninny opportunities for calculating respecting,
future political points, and now the state of things'
obliges him to give.up, to secure his safety, the
immense profits be made in Spain. An goes on
well ;. our presages begin to be fulfilled,. and we
already begin to see in our tree soil twiny fades
unknown during our past torments.,
CALATAYOM JUNE 16.—!-rOn the 6(11 and 7th,
we hoard a firing
,froni this side the Ebro, Every
thing leads its tti wdpose it was in consequence
of a disembarkation on the Catalonian. coast by
the allied troops; and it is even added, that they
have,. taken the fort ot,`Col de 11xlitgoers'and the
advanced works of TarragOna.

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ARRIVED-1 Dublin, I Wr►t<srfor4L Dut--1 CLitlizo 2 Got-
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In our preceding columns are. Copious- and, in-
teriotiug extracts froin Lisbtin I',lpers .to the 21st
inst. and the :Malta mail, the arrival of which we
announced yesterday. The afilicting narrative of
the ravages by, the plague contained in the latterr
is segeely alleviated by tire statement, that these
ravages have .been somewhat limited, and that at
the latest date, the violence 61 tits fatal itile.ction
seemed to be is 6 dreadful visita.
don, and affords a salutary lesson to man'on the
hist tbility of huinan life. Happlly. for. us, we are
only aefluaintetl by rumour with the tlli4CVieS of
war, the desolation of famine, and the svreeping
destruction of loathionte pef,tilenee ninny
causes have we to call'ourselvcs a finiourecl land,
„ •
and to portr out endless thanks to ilett,,ten, instead
of repining, and murmurill at every little unto,
ward evy.nt that can be Construed into disaster

or misfortune.
The iutcllio-ence from Lisbon is of greater value
th,Lli we could h e expected from that quarter,
now happily far remote from the dangers and the
evab of Vl/4'33 The trenches against St. Sebastian