The Sun.
London, England, 1812-09-23 00:00:00

Party set out.

AUG. 25.--This eyening the enemy were ready.
to march ; they have thrown into the Tiver.all the
Powder and saltpetre ; to-morrow we expect to_
e free from them, .

Tottno, AUG. 14.—The enemy have to-day,
retired precipitately from this city, to the greet.
joy of the inhabitants.
GUADALAXARA, AUG. 16.—The garrison of this
place, which capitulated with the Empecinado,
amounts to seven hundred and seventy-five men.
"--The expressions. of joy with which the in-
habitants of this neighbourhood received the
Spanish troops who -delivered them front the bar-
barouioppression of the enemy, are indescribable.
among the prisoners are some reneged° Spanish
Officers, - who have distinguished themselves in,
the service of the pretended King.
TRuGILLo, AUG. 21.—1 t appears that the
l'rench who have been in La Serena, and overrun.
The villages in that vicinity, have retired upon.)3e-,
licazar. ' „

CADIZ, AUG. .27.-It is said that the allied
irmY has made 1500 prisoners in Toledo, and that
the garrison of Gnadalaxara, consisting of 900
then, has surrendered to the Empecinado. On the
26th in the morning the enemy evacuated Seville,
Srst rendering all the artillery useless.

GUM).&LAXARA, AUG. 17.---This place has sur-
rendered tO ifie 'troops of the Empecinadp, after a
fruitleSs resistance.' The whole number of pri-

toners amounts to 775.

Nothing- can exceed the joy manifested .by the,
*nhabitants 'on the entrance of the Spanish troops
into this place; there were. continual illumina-
tifts.."*. .banquetings, and all the proofs of joy
Ivhich a loyal people can give. •
Amonk'the•priSoners, it is worthy to observe,
ere RoxAs, Ruiz, and another Of,
Seer, who have several times deserted the colours
of th eir country `; ..iid'who, While they were in the
service of the pretended King, conducted them-,
selves in the most infaMousmanner towards their
tountrymen,

CADIZ, 28.—The accounts which have to=y
been received from the capital, and which
"me down to the. 19th August, are of the most
Pleasing and satisfactory nature. They all con-
cur, that the greatest order and propriety of con-
duct reigns amidst the excess of joy With which all
hearts abound. ' The loyal and faithful inhabitants
1141 e preserved, amid t4e most cruel oppression,
a Patriotiim and integrity which must do them
eternal honour.

They write from Ayarnonte, of the date of yes*
te ,1
ou the 25th, in Seville; by ,order of
13111,T, a number of cannon bad been spiked,
Niskets broken„ and a great quantity of
trenades, and gunpowder; thrown into the river,.
h•
lei' appeared to give ceutainty to the report
Mat the enemy would itnmediately.
The officers of police bare already gong with a
°nvoy, escorted :by the Dth regiment of infaytry,
and have obliged the inhabitants to purchase the
beat which they could not carry away. We are
assured that a division of General HILL'S forces
has advanced by. Los Pedroches, and it. is also
"'led that there are allied troops in Cordova :
fit is so, DROI3ST and DARRiCAN cannot make
4`)(1c1 their retreat.'

. • .
'war/borough,
Admiral COcts.suaisr. hoisted his flag. in the
'war/borough, at Portsmouth, on Monday last.
• THE ARMY.--A Circular Order has been trans-
)itted to all the-General Officers commanding on
?reign stations, signifying the'. Commander in
fonief'sveumand, that the bounty to be, given to
sreign
e whose period of service is expired, and
Rho are willing to re-enlist, shall be fixed at four
ttlineas. • •

On the 25th of the present month, the new re-
:ruiting system will be extended to the West-
Il District, comprising the counties under the
Innuediate command of LieutenantlOeneral EN G-
-16,111).

The 12th Light Dragoons have gained the high-
St credit for their great bravery at the battle 'of
1/4 alamanca. In one charge, the enemy were
"'lllpletely panic-struck, and fell almost at their
approach.
• We understand that all the 'They Horses belong-
-I''g to the ~.'avalry of the German Legion are to be
1111Jilediat-ly transferred to the Prince Regent's own
•
• regiment of. Hussars.
The 0 ricers ccinmarding cavalry.:.depots and
l'avalry re4iments, have• been recently- ordered
t° furnish the men under their cOinniand with
Beery article of equipn.ent necessary far foreign
service.
\C\O •

THE THEAIne

brettm.

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Last vnglt, for the first time, an Opera, en-
titled .The Spanish Patriots a Thousand Years ago,
was represented at this Theatre.

DRAMATIS PERSON.E. '
. - Nlr. RAYMOND.

Alonzo Mr. Pm urrs. •
Don Guzman
Antonio ......
Ramiro. Mr. PYNE.
Mr. .1. SMITH.
Pedrci
Sancho Mr. KNIGHT.
Claia
Silvia
LTiol3ute .. Mrs. HARLOWE.