The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-29 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

DRESDEN, APRIL 1 4.—The Saxon corps d'arm6e
has already passed the Oder. The confederation
troops have finished defiling through this capital.
At. present another army, composed of troops
proceeding from Italy, are following the same
route.

The Regency of Breslaw has given notice that it
Will accept the offers of those who wish to furnish
bread, rye, and'forage for 18 small magazines, that
are to be formed for the Prussian troops.

CONSTANTINOPLE, FEB. 25.—Since the arrival
of the Tartar, dispatched by the Turkish Plenipo-
tentiaries at Bucharest, and the extraordinary meet-
ings of the Divan, which in consequence took
place, all hope of Peace- with Russia has entirely
vanished, and warlike resolutions and military pre-
parations are alone thought of. Among the whole
Divan there was not a single voice in favour of the
Russian propositions; and the Multi openly de-
clared, in one of these meetings, that, in his quality
of First Interpreter of the Law, it was impossible
for him to give his legal consent to conditions of
Peace rio inadmissible as those contained in the Rus-
sian ultimatum.

In consequence of this resolution, all possible ac-
tivity is used in hastening the preparations for a new
campaign against the Russians.

BUCHAREST, MARCH 25.—We are still in the
greatest inquietude respeCting our future fate. The
arrival of the long expected courier from Constan-
tinople gave.rise to a conference between the Ple-
nipotentiaries, but was produCtive of no result.—
By what has transpired, it would appear the Potte
formally insists upon the stalu quo before the war.
Another Courier has been
,dispatched to Peters-
burgh for new instructions ; his return is expected
with the utmost impatience.
Letters from the right bank of the Danube state,
that BOSNAK AGA commands a strong garrison at
Rudschuck, and that he not only is in a situation to.
resist the attacks of the Russians, but to attack
them.•

The GRAND VIZIER'S army, in Sebumla, and its
environs, becomes stronger every day, •

ORDER OF THE DAY.

SEVILLE, MARCH 17.—Genefal MARANIIN an•
nourices to his Excellency the General in Chief,
that on the 14th BALLASTEROS made an offensive
moveur-nt upon Alhaurenz. Our rtrOps- of re-
serve immediately proceeded thither. Their arrival,
and the attack of the brave 2d regiment of dra-
goons, was sufficient to rout .500 tirdlleurs, who oc-
cupied the principal streets of the place. During
the night, the enemy concentrated their forces at
Cain. General MARAssiN took a position at Car-
tuna with 300 men.

On the 16th, at 6 in the morning, that detach.
ment there repulsed st every point, BALLESTEROS,
at 'the head of 4000 men. The cavalry made a
superb attack, 'but the great superiority of number
did not admit of our brave troops profiting by it.—
General MARANSIN received a slight wound at the
moment he was proceeding to attack the enemy's
centre in order to take possession of their artillery.
Not being able to execute this movement, he took
a position at Fuente del Rei.
The 'troops of General REI arrived in the even-
ing at Aiora. Had they during the night joined those
of General MARANSIN, BALLESTEROS and his divi-
sion would have been destroyed.
General BEI, at the time he made his-movement,
heard a brisk firing from the side of CArtama ;
hastened the march of his' infantry, but Could not
arrive in time to take part in the attion. He made
an excellent attack upon the rear of .the enemy,
who began their retreat as soon as they observed
the head of his column.

The enemy lost, in this last attack, about thirty
infantry, and from sixty to eighty horses; with an
equal number of cavaliers who were made prisoners,
the fugitives sought an asylum in the mountains,
flying in every direaion. Among the ptisoners are
fifty officers, one of whom Is a colonel, and private
secretary to BALLESTEROS. We had only two dra-
goons wounded.
BALLESTEROS lost many men in his reiterated
attacks upon Cartama ; they are estimated at 600,
of which 130 are prisoners, with 120 horse..
[Here folloWs the praise of the French officers
and soldiers.]
General BALLESTEROS, 'fearing to be surrounded,
by other troops,did not hesitate precipitately return-
ing to St. Rabe, under the cannon of G►braltar.
(Signed) 1114irshal the Doke of DALMATIA.
Port St. Marie, feb.'zl.