The Sun.
London, England, 1812-07-21 00:00:00

CADIZ MAIL

13ADAS OZ, JUNE 9.3.—When General Hill Was
momentarily expecti.kg the enemy, .and was re-
solved to give them a good reception if they dared
to attack,- or had the bravery to present
diern-
selves, 'he found, that on the 21st they began to
fall back by the road of Solana. Four English
regiments of cavalry; the Coade de Penne's divi-
sion, and the 6th and 11th battalions or Caca-
dores, with some flying artillery, pursued them
that way; an equal force followed by Xeres ; and
'by the centre. General Hill, with the remainder of
the army.
CAniz, JUNE 26.--4 t is said that Souk has col-
lected 20,000 men, and that his vanguard was, on
the 17th inst. at Santa Olaila.

CADIt, JUNE, 24.—The Iris frigate arrived the
day before yesterday from Vera Cruz and the Ha-
vannfth, with produce, and 95,000 dollars. She
has brought accounts from New Spain. The re-
mains of the rebel.MorelOs's corps were block-
aded in Quautia, and were shortly expected to
surrender.

CADIZ, JUNE 29.—The desertion from the
French army is very considerable. -
On the side of Estremadura, Moult's army, coin-
posed of 18,000 men, on the 22d, bad advanced
to Santa Martha, and 'after sonic reconnoitering,
on the 23d retired.

ALGESIRAS, JUNE 23.—0 n the 21st, in the
afternoon, marched fromthis place for Los Barrios,
all the cavalry which was there reviewed by Bal-
lasteros. They manoeuvred to the satisfaction of
this General.

The first battalion of Spanish Guards to-day
marched fromthence ; the head-quarters continue,
in Los Barrios," with the third division; the first
is in San Roque ; the movable column in Hova
de Malaga :
.the regiment of Ciudad Real has
marched from Tarifa to 'join the, army. All the
troops 'are in the best possible disposition for the
new enterprises which -are shortly to take place.
The enemy continue in their positions of BorhoS
and Villamartin.

On the 11th, the movable column of Hoya
Malaga, which was in I.'unquera, retired. On
the same day Leval and Rey, with 3,500 men,
entered.

SANTIAGO, JUNE 17.—Generals Santocildes and
Giron have, with their troops, marched towards
Castile. It appears, that they are acting in con-
cert with the well premeditated plans of the Earl
of Wellington.

FURTHER EXTRACTS.
CONFiDtIsIIAL INTELLIGENCE FIIOM SPAIN.

ESPOZ and MLNA's division was, on the '27th
May, in St. Vicente, attacked by 2000 infantry
and 150 horSe ; but the valiant corps, worthy of
that Chief, drove them back with great loss. The
division of Iberia, under the orders Cif LoNGA,
has marched in the direction of Potes, to form a
Junction with General MENDIZABEL. SALAZAL'S
cavalry has done the same, leaving the infantry in
Legoa 'Negro Padilla. PllllO is 'also in --action
with the !-arne object. -
In Vittoria are collected 10;000 infantry, with
nine pieces ofi battering artillery; which came
from Pampelona, and arc, according to the French,
to proceed to Ciudad Rodrigo: The person who
gives this information informed.Esroz and MINA,
that in Bayonne, where no reinforcements for
Spain were expected, there were only 400 in-
.
fantry.

In Burgos there was a garrison, consisting of
4000 infantry, of which, on the 26th May, 2000
set out to exact contributions from ate neighbour-
ing plains.
By order of the Duke of RAocrsA 600 mules
have been exacted flout Valadolid and Palcaera.
General BovE's cavalry eras foraging in the
plains in the Valley de To►relobaton and Mora.
CADIZ, JUNE 24.—1 t is said that the satrap
SOULTI is, with 8000 troops, going against Gene-
ral HILL. As these, with the other troops he has
collected, compose a respectable corps, the allies',
who had advanced to Lierena, fell back, and are
on the celebrated fields of Albuhera, preparing for
new triumphs. On the 19tILTune we had covered,
our lines in Albuhera, and were. expecting an ac-
tion the moment the enemy's forces appeared.

SOULT will in vain attempt this diversion in
Estreniadura. It is in vain he .attempts to draw
the attention of Lord WELLINGTON and restrain
him in his plans. Gen. I,iILL has sufficient force
to baffle SOULT'S Views ; 5000 Portuguese have
marched from Badajoz for Albuhera; 500 En-
glish cavalry have entered that, place fOr the same
destination. These 700.herse come from the in-
terior of Portugal, and the amount. of General
army leaves us in no doubt as to his being
able to distroy SOULTIS plans ; besides, he con-
tinues to receive reinforcements.

It is said that SOULT bad collected to the
amount of 20,000 men, and'that on thi_t 17th his
advanced guard was in Santa Olalla. It is report-
ed, that on'the 9th, JosErn set out for Toledo.

On the 23d June, in Los Baryos; the fourth
tinny took the oath to the political constitution of
the Spanish monarchy.

DUEL.--;--Yesterday morning, it is said, a duel,
took place-between a young well-known -dramatic`
writer and a General, in consequence of a differ-
ence which took place bet Ween, them at a recent
fete at'Craven Cottage, Fulham.. The important
cause of-this dispute was on the subject of the
dance called the Waltz„ the General having praiSed
it
.in high. terms, and the Author having bitterly
reprobated it as leading to the most licentious
consequences.. A shot took place on bOth sides,
but neither party was wounded ; the seconds in-
terposed, and.the matter ended' With an, apology
frnrn thp nonprni • •