The Sun.
London, England, 1823-06-30 00:00:00

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

" Camp before St. Sebastian, June 10.
" At last the garrison of St. Sebastian appears tired of its in-
action, and of our constant perseverance.
" Yesterday, at four o'clock, A.M. and during a heavy firing,
every thing gave reason to believe that our troops might at
length perceive it otherwise than behind its ramparts, and pro-
tected by powerful batteries. Its covered ways were MU of
men and deep columns, and left no doubt of its intention to at-
tempt a sally.
rhe reserve immediately were under arms. Our brave
General, Baron Schoeffer, went himself to the advanced posts

to be at hanttto give orders, and promptly -to oppose theinove.
meats of the enemy.

" The latter, intimidated by the countenance of our troops,
who supportedfor three hours a most violent firing of grape,
within half gun-shot, was convinced that he would go to his
rear, and withdrew his men.
" Above 100 balls and a great number of bombs fell on the
suburb of St. Martin alone.
" We have to regret only five wounded, of the fifth light in-
fantry, and seventeenth of the line; which had the defence of
that important point. Of this number, one is an Adjutant-
Major. who was but Slightly wounded, and only four soldiers,
who fall crying " Vive le Itoi !" and repeated it while under-
going amputation, and when they arrived at the hospital .of
Ern an y."

Since writing the above, we have received the

following
EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
( From the Moniteur of Saturday, June 28.)
ARMY OF THE PYRENEES.

BULLETIN.

The Count Molitor informs his Royal High-
ness that the advanced guard of his army, under
the command of General Rennemains, who had
advanced on the 18th to Silla, having marched
a part of the night, came up with the rear-
guard of Ballasteros at Algemesi, overthrew
it, and arrived at eight o'clock in the morn-
ing before A lcira, on the Gucar. At our ap-
proach the enemy concentrated 10,000 men at
Carcagente, and prepared for the defence of
Alcera, 1800 light troops, 150 dragoons, and two
pieces of artillery.
General Rennemains immediately brought for-
ward the two companies of voltigeurs of the 4th
against the houses, placed the front of the
attack, defended by the head of the bridge,
although the enemy kept up a destructive
fire. Our Votig.eurs and four other companies at
length took possession of the houses; this attack
lasted about a quarter of an hour. General Ren-
oemains profited by the ardour of his voltigeurs,
caused them to carry the head of the bridge; they
advanced but a few steps to the charge, the
enemy retreated, and drew up the draw-bridge.
It took some time to let it down, by which the
enemy profited to make their escape ; and the
150 dragoons endeavoured to maintain them-
selves in the Faubourg above the town, but the
voltigeurs charged them, and killed a great num-
ber, and took several prisoners. On our side
we had only five wounded. Considerable
magazines, which Ballasteros had at Al-
cira, have fallen into our hands. On the
15th the advance-guard of the second corps
pushed on in front of Carcagente ; on the
16th were at San Felipe, which the enemy eva-
cuated on our approach, retiring by the two di-
rections of Aleoy and Moxente. General Ren-
nemains continues to pursue them. The greatest
part of the division of Pampheli Lacroix is at
Murviedo, observing the road to Catalogne. 'f he
Count Molitor has received news of the Royalist
Chief Santos Ladron, who continues the
blockade of Monzon. A report from Perpignan
of the 16th informs his Royal Highness that Mina,
closely pursued by the troops of the 4th Corps,
commanded by the Marshal de Camp Saint
Priest, was attacked on the 14th in the valley
of Ossega near l'uycerda, and one of these
columns was destroyed, and he lost 600 prisoners.
(The above is an abstract.) Count OUILLEMONT.
Head-palters, Madrid, a hint 21.

The Regency of Madrid have re-established
the Jesuits, which were suppressed by the Con-

stitutional Government.

Three regiments of the line are- going to re-
inforce Marshal Moncey, who is going to com-
mence ttie siege of the places which have been
blockaded.