The Sun.
London, England, 1814-02-18 00:00:00

CADIZ AND COIWNNA MAILS.

TUIALA, JAN. 16.-The second division of the
4th Army has marched fur France.—Mina is in

I limplotia.

VALENCIA, FE8.21..,--Every day our suspicions
increasochat Robert, the-enemy's • Governor of
'Tortosa,• will endeavour to open- 'himself aims-
sage, and join the garrison of Lerida.
. . .
According to letters; from Villafranca, in Cata-
lonia,. it is thought our troops wilt advatice to the
ofl4itreelon'a or into Cerdaua. •
TIC ii, .1:,1N-.- a person .of the utmost
respectability we lave been informed that on the
4th. sth, anil Gth, the French. were employed in
4111ing the-mines. which they bad constructed in
that city.. with. powder, in order to have them
quite ready when- their barbarity:should have oc
casion to' make use of thein
. VITTORIA, JAN. 25.—1 t is known that on the

9th, Ferdinand Vii. arrived: at Paris, and that he
was preparing.to set put for the frontier'How
will he comet? In what terms shall we receive
him 2 We believe the GOvernment has foreseen
this event, and that it has determined, should the
.t oiniug of the Xing take .place, the method in
which he is to• be received, without leaving the
disposition of so impOrtant a Point to the arbi-
trary disposition of a General.
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IRUN, JAN. 24.,—Gen. D. Carlos Espana is' at
the head-quarters, and although he is not entire-
ly recovered from his wounds, vill, it is believed,
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not delay setting out for France to take upon him-
self the charge of his division.

MADRID, JAN. '2 7 . —This night, at lalf-past
6 o'clock, arriveci,ia this capital, Don J. PAlalox
e Melci. Its saki that Ferdinand Vllth already

approaches our frOriiiers.
HEAD-QUARTERS, IRUNf SAN. 24.

Lord Wellington has written to the General-in-
Chief of the 4th Army, infoimink him, " that
our august Monarch Ferdinand VII. arrived on
the 9th. insti at Paris."—lt appears that he will
soon come; gilt peace is not thought to be so near,
notwithstanding tlte dispatches which the brother
trf:onr Ambassador brings from London, and those
brought by the Duke of San Callos.
'The greater part of, tie 4th' army is, it is said,
going to Catalonia, but the' 2d division has pro-
ceded to France.

• CADIZ, JANT.23.—They write from Madrid that
there have been distributed among the-inhabitants
of that city printetipapers, exhorting theni to beg
of the Cortes the re-establishment of the- Infoisi-
tion. .
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Vices, JAN. 19.—The Governor of this pl•+cc
has received from the General-in-Chief of the
First Army the following dispatch :
" The enemy who covered the left line of the
Lobregat, in number about 3000, and who march-
ed upon Mans de Rey, have been driven from it
yesterday morning ; it was the work of a moment
for the troops of the first army, though they had to
attack them in the redoubts.

" To the right was the General-in-:Cbief of the
Allied Army, Sir Henry Clinton, with some troops
of his artny,! amt: those of General. Sarsfield,
which took a very active part, defeating',the enemy
as he presented 'himself.

" As the object was a reconnoitring, we re-
tiree►, leaving the redoubts on fire, and my troops
earrviug otr some prisoners:

" I send this'infoOlation to your Excellency,
Clat it may be camt4u- nicated to the -authorities
of the principality azd the public, for their sa-
,.
tisfaction. i
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presen;c'your Excellency many years.
" FRANCISCO DE COPONS NAVIA.
44 Ifead-civiers, Olesa, Jan. 17, 1814."

TRUN, 3AN. 21.—Three divisions of the arniy
of Sotdt have marched for Lyons, and another
for the •-interior :of France; they have been re-
pl3ced by conscripts. The three last posts from
Paris have been-wanting at Bayonne.

SAN JuAN DE Luz, JAN. 24'.—Our line has been
'reinforced with 2300 infantry, and 100 U .cavalry.
A great'convoy from England, with provisions and
troops, is expected at Socoa every moment; The
French have drawn in all their advanced posts on
the line of the Adour, and confined themselves to
the e .ence of their intrenched camp, without re-
garding the territory they occupy.