The Sun.
London, England, 1812-09-24 00:00:00

LISBON, f3E.Pr, s.—On the 30th ult. General
CLIi;TON remained th the 4th division, and five
unattached regitupts at Cuellar, as did LOrd
WELLINGTON on the Lame date at'Madrid hay-
ing biS most advanced post at Valdemor, JOSEPII
was on the 20th at La Roda, and.SUCHET at San
-OPONNEL vas at ;lath, and Ro6iiE at
Alcoy, with the remains of their broken forces.
On the 18th, General MAITLAVD was at Mont
forte ; BALLESTEROSIS. i Malaga,
On the 31st General Hui Was encamped at
,Bortanga, and So-uvr, was collecting all his foces
at 'Cordola. Ile will be very strong. The re-
mains of ManmoNT's army were at Burgos:

SEPT. 7.--,Our accounts from Madrid coma
down to the 31st ult. on whit!' day the natives
treated his Lordship with a hullAht, who at
'night gave a ball. A move is expected about the
Ist or 2d. •

•Th& sth division has joined Lard- CtINToN at
Ct:ell:r, frbin

The Guerillasbaye taken part of Joszpn's bag-
gage. It is said that COLOIICI SICERTIMTT has
joined General thLL, and that SOULT has Woved
to Andujar.

Extract of an Official Disi.aveh frelA the Marquis of WEI.- I
LINGTON to Doll MIGUEL PiatinavEon.;•a,„
Aug. 9.e, 1812.
" The King has continued his rnarch in the
direction of Valene;t, and according to till latest
intelligence 'Which have received, his van-guard •
was on the 19th at La Roda..
" 1 hate received a letter i'from General MArr-
,
LAND, ciated the 17th inst. ; that General has
marched from Alicant, and was in :11:outforte
GeneralltocHE was in Alcoy: SUCHET hadretired •
towards. S. Tillipe,, and it is supposed was ready
to pass the river Xucar. Gen.' O'DONNELL was
on the aforesaid day in Ycela, in the Kingdom of,
Murcia. •
"On the 18th the enemy's troops from ValradQlid
obliged the piquets of General ANSON to fall back
to. Tudela ; nevertheless this General still keeps
them on the left of the Douro.
"The enemy moved a, corps of troops from the
neighbourhood of Valladolid,' consisting of near
6000 infantry and 1200 horse, under, 'the corn-.
mand of General FOY ; with this force he with ,
drew, on the 17th, the garrison • of Toro ; since
this he has joined a ciirps of infantry of the same
force,which had likewise marched fromPucuerda,
on the Rio Seoa. All this force was on the 2Gth
near three leagues distance from Benevente.
The troops of Galacia, with the exception of the
cavalry, -laich still' remained in Believer,* had
marched towards the side of Astorga
"The garrisOn which the eneurYleft'inZaniOrai
co,.tinued to be blockaded by the CondelD7',AmA.-
EANTE, but I have reason for believing chat gar-
riSCIII would be succoured on the return of their
expedition in the direction of .Astoria.
"By intelligence flom Cadiz, dated the 19th inst.
I am informed that. General Cr.ui Lad left that
port with the detachment.under his command, to
succour General BALLASTEROS.
Another expedition 'bad 'been immediately got
ready, which disembarked iu nuebla, between
the 11th and, 1, sth ;' hut the enemy had, on the i•
.12th, evacuated and destroyed • the castle of
Niehla." •
- LiszoN, SEPT. 4.—The direction which SOULT
has taken was problematical at Seville ; some say
it was towards Manilla, others affirm that it was
,Grenada ; the most certain is, that he sent his
convoys towards Cordova, and that in the roads
from Seville towards that city, he had ordered the
different flying corps or garrisons to be collected.
According to accounts from Madrid, dated the
• 25th August, General DLTRAN entered into
grana, destroyed the fortifications, the house of In-
qUisition, and the fort call&lßalbuina. At thii tine
2500 'enemy's infantry, and 200, horSe, commanded
by DA.ROUES appeared. Do iiAt placed-himself with-
in hair a 'league of 241adrid with 1400 infantry
and .100 horse, and waited the attack, In whiCh
the French lost 100 men killed or wbunded the
Spaniards had Jive killed.and 33 wounded.
ConuNNa, Siter. 14.—8 y an Extraordinary
Messenger, wnich at: 9 o'ClOck p. ra. arrived to
the English Commissary who resides in thic3 place;
We know that Lord WELLINGTON' entered Voila-
,.
dolid on the 9th inst. and that the ifrench- fell
back with tho greatest 'rapidity towards Burgosi,
froth whence in a IcAir days we will see them
march, leaving free all this side of the Ebro.
General Mb, has fallen back towards Dadajoz,
observing SOU;,T'S Movements.
• • C. ONFIDENTIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Sen. CkSTANOS, with his head-quarters, were
preparing to inareh from Leon to ValladOlid
Gen. SANTOCILDF,s, with the 6th Army, was
al-
ready in ma:H. Cur CA! same point, .and will. be
joined . uins of Et,PANA, PO:A.IER,
MINA, -ait,l '1 he D-'ke of CronAo no-
With 30,000 men of the

4UU W h