The Sun.
London, England, 1813-06-30 00:00:00

severe.

MINA writes that JOSEPH'S head-quarters were
transferred, to l'ainpeluna, and that Sticnri'S army
was in motion, apparently to cross the Ebro."
Thus the enemy have tied, like chaff before the
wind, across the country- so long the' scene of
their oppression aad barbarity ;--uhr position,
nor river, nor fortified place, could tempt them
to venture a stand against the victorious army:of.
Britain'-and lier:4livered allies:. Their see-twit-Terns
Hight, their honour non-resistance. Even the Ebro
afforded them no shelter, and the mop will she*
our Readers where- they are, pent on the verge of
that land whose central. provinces they have so
loin outraged and polluted. By the rapid and
masterly movements of Lord Wia.Lt NGToN,, several
very considerable corps have been cut off front the
Main body. Sucnzr, we have no doubt, will make
what haste he can atter the intrusive King. Whe-
ther they, will try the fate of One defensive battle
at Pampeluna,.. it • Is impossible to, k say—it
theyan., we look with certainty to a glorious blow.
of %eligLitiice being struck hie
we are rather inclined to believe.they will trust to
_their speed for safety, and distrust their valour.

We have a Gottenburgh Mail to the 23t1, end
French Papers to the 27th. The contents of oei.
ther arc of such importance as to demand faom us
many comments. As if I.)y anticipation of the
rank Spain was about to re-assert among the a n
tions of Europe, the Gallic Press speaks of her
sending a Minister to the expected Congress.

An article from liourdeaux; IA the 22d mentions
the arrival at that port of an American ship in 21
clays from Philadelphia. She brought, of course,,
accounts to the Ist inst. CongresS had assembled,
but bad transacted, no business of -importance.—
'The Chesapeake continued strictly blockaded.
The exaggeration* giveh through this channel; re-
specting the capture of York, ought to teach us
what credit' should be reposed in French ~versions
Of American or other news, lastead or2ooAnie-
ricans perishing in 'the explosion, of Ow fort; they.
have; by a trifling error of the press, substituted
a loss 012000 English and:ludiaus !

The American Ambassadors, GALLfiTIK and.
BA YARD, accompanied ,by a son-in-law of the
Frenchiiied President, a Mr.croD, arrived at Got-
tenburgh on the 21st, and are to proceed tolhe Ras-
siankead-quarters, in order it is slid to treat with
this Country, through the megiiiitien of the Irtip
ror ALEXANDER. The interchange of ncgociators
and couriers continues to be. very active.

The Expetlitioii for the:Baltic has sailed from
the Downs with a fair wind. . -

We are compelled to postpone oar '.remarks on
the interesting subjects discussed last uight in the
[louse of Commons till tomorrow. •

Private advices from France, state, that a riot
had occurred.at Mentz, on the occasion of about
50 conscripts being collected to, proceed to the
grantl army, who in a moment when the vigilance
of the guard was refixed, lispersed and fled in all
directions, and that olio of them were killed in the
endeavour to preVent their escape:
The Duke of CAMBRIDGE ajt the party on
Monday evehli4) arCarltori- MsuSe.ln conse-
quence of the proparations making in the Prince's
private apartments for the grand supper to be
given this evening,
,the Royal Party dined in' one
of the State flooms culled the Octagon. His
Royal Highness gratified his distinguished visitors
with a vocal concert. MAiltEws also, in addi-
tint% to SO= COMIC songs, gav# hi's imitations,
and exhihited,his`surprisingp9wers as a ventrilo-
Quist. which highlv delighted ae_ company.