The Sun.
London, England, 1813-09-14 00:00:00

your Majesty, and all arc convinced of the aliso-'
lute necessity of it, , I, in consequence, pr,aJose
to your Majci'ry to order-that'therc shall be nvnlo
iii tnose depurtinents a lev7 01.30,P00 men, to re-
inforce' the armies in :Spain
• " Iktin".iter 4,t War, •
(Signed) - • "The DUKE of FELTRE."

MOTIVES OF TIIE-PROJET3 FOR THE .STINATIJS

„.. . •
CONSULTUM.
r. Monseignetire,--Senators,-Whenift bexpn-
ber last'l pointed Out, at this tribtual, the Eng;
I,ish Cabinet, as the fomenter of. %vat., your wis-
dom. acknowledged its tVlitit, which latter eventS,
if have rendered more evident.
vcd in the hope,, it loni conceived upon
the srirres of our euenues in the North ; fright-
cried, a'. it alWll.ys is, at ttletiglo-, of negociations,
7-7 the thought aloue,of peace.,—Enghnid has been
Rts Prdtligai, in that, rart'::Of [hie Woiki„ of intrigues
and promises, as in the south she has been prodi-
gal of reinforcements anti sacrifices.
” Obliged. to give way. to the stipetiority
ti
numbers, anti to the advantages of Iu
our armies in Spain have need of
foreements, ,
, ".Prutlence, will not admit of tiny alteration
'!)eing roads in the linpoiing dis'pnsitious wade
On the side of Germany, dispositions, upon which
alone the most 'in:A hopes are founded, and `tvhielt,
ttriderthc direction of the E nipetor„ guarantee the
most profound security, "and, if needful, the wost.
brilliant success: It beinngi; 1411,1:0 the South-
ern departments to Odd 16 the corps &arm( e which
defend them, the necessary forces. In the I a V, Ar
n:giciriosts
,pxiiarph; Wtts 4iyeer, when tine entnny
landed upon the ancient territory of Belgium.
" The citizens armed theinselves to admir,,,tion,
and leaving their families and oecuptttions march,.
vtlin crowds against the English, slit, were soon ,
obliged to retire before this arnr. Now the gal-
lout Biseayans (Boutin:o, and all the brave in;-
habitants of the Pyrenuces and neighbouring tht:
potiltents, animated with devotion and.fidelity, .
with zeal and courage, have spont;meously risen
Ett tlikt sound of the enemy's ilnprlVACh t •
wards the North of Spain. .13at the Emperor does ,
.n 0 Line lie
not intinite that, it will for a leugtl
necessary to make nse of this' gencrow.; movement.
lie juk.,es it better to, take in (host!, cleftettnents
a 'certain Or tnen frOnl the conscriptions
of 1814 and ptevionS years, to enter, into the
skeletons of the armies.
The Senaius Conuttnia, we bring you,
fixes the number at'3o,ooo. It will lie stnlicient
to [West the success of Which the enemy has too
soon boasted,—to re-,unto with hint that attitude
proper for Fratice,----to tittoitt, and prepare:6:4
moinent, in which England will tin longer .dispose,
for -the devastation Of the Spaitis, of the treasures ,
of Mexico, that; she tea 6 front them, and with
Which she feeds her Coin:twice in hotli lntlies, pro-
longs her Monopoly in Europe, solip:qtii, in it her,
rupteth,ousted credit, fatal men whoin she' has
s
pt and those subsidies to. rabinet
Site' misleads."

ttErtsp,T MADE BY Tti ,CONDE BOPItIZONVII.I,E,
IN TUE NAME, 01' TOT, co:simlssioN.
M,oll3eigoettr,7—Me!isietirs,---Mit rit
%Vat. and Orators. of ClOyarnment, hart sullicicntly
dentonstrated•,: by
.their
,respective Reports, the ,
in..peri,ops necessity of reinforcing our arntes tct.-
ing hi, the Peninsula; sti that there reueliiis for
fife little.to-tuld,to tl4.incans of convietion which
have been so, clearly developed. The ttise
cautions taken: by the Emperor, previous o
his
departure for the grand army, to cover all the
portl and dock-yards of, the Empire, have mow.
ftweed Ungland to give up ,iter grand project-
ed mirioe expeditions, mid, in short, all those
kinds of attacks-upon all those points of so great
iniportance,—England, wbieh intrigne mueli
find
Hazards little, has not illlrrd to compromise her
land troops, by seeding them to fight with: the
Rmsian and Prussian phalanxes. She feared re-
verses, which she took care' pretent, and: whiett
would have been irreparable to her. ati this cone
juncture, and in order to appear to do something
for the .PoWers she 'has put in motion, the Cabi-
net of Loudon preferred Mixing the English troop.)
with the Spanish and Portugnese bands, mire lit.
being able :to withdraw them withoitt inconve-
nience, and according to her interests ;,antl:frout
that ~this sudden increase of considerable forces,
which have determined ipor armies to make rt•-
trograda-movements, of which the Alihistur,a NV:ir
has informed you ; and those bands, eneouragot
by some ephemeral successes, hate carried their
audacity to the height of investing the forts of
San Sebastian and Pamplona,
4'tlready were parallels traced, trenches dug,
and a breach vas about to be practicable at San
Sebastian's, when the brave garrison, by,its Mtn.
tlerous vollies,,forced the enemy to disappear, and
i.e.-embark his park of
On the side of Pamplona.; if, our succ.es!.k has
not been so brilliant, the English have not been
less annoyed in, his worLs, hid) have in part
been tilled, anti the into has shewn :1 rare )11W...
pidity. But ail those handy; m;ty daily he incia‘a•wd
by others; theirpretentled success published trust
'01)(1 end of Spaiftto the other; May bring- a crow,{
p tli& to ton their
pliar6ceesie,s,atitudaynidarkai‘nvgalai wbaliti)ttt.'
.ot proselytes_ the hopes of taking, those two
the
cumstances tinitetl, detnand the adoption of
prompt levy, so as to place our • armies in the
Peninsula in a situation to resume their formee
attitude. A
“' Ilia Imperial igajesty,the King, who anpre.
elates the generous movement of ilk hvave sat:
•
has I hourtit
rt
(tit
,optr ills
41; y
ev (:),sty, them, .Yticl
better to take in those departutetit* WM
finntber Of Allen from the cooserivtioo of 1?-41;Z„
io
13, and formtv and, ir neceisuy,
coil). irate them into the stielotons t,t flit; army.
Tht,4.B.enntni 4.',onstatum, witi4.ll I hove inst:
had the tuntoor u ireading ter you, fixes the num-
her at :10,000 and your Special Commission una-
ttituonsly proposes it for your adoption."

The roshil head of a large animal of the traco.
siweies was discovered last week, in a lime.:
stone tinarry between lirktol and Bath it lay
boa so en feet below the sin Nee, imbedded with
the.cornit anithonis ittul other marine reliquite
nutny of the teeth ate still r,inaining. It is noW
iu the posaessiou of a ginticutau In 44091,