The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-26 00:00:00

Come to your' Ilan:Is so as this, I. bv, to
repeat,- that ou the sth ittstant. the Spangt army
inicier General
,(...K)ponell left ,Tenri%oica, and on
the-13th got td Arreu). tie 'Mar, -at which place be
.livided
.hts torceri, I:4Heit taking- the wad to lies-.
bat and so rapid were. his toovemcnts, , tl.e ettemy
was not apprized of his arrival'till within a quarter
°fan lout cat his entriing the town.. Ihis.taappened
on the 14.th,'when a,. sm tit az.tion took pi.-tce, but
of very
.short duration, when the tiliench General
S‘karty, with five hundred men, wqie,tak'e,..ri pri-
soners.

On the same. day St. Filoi,.Palamogy and Leger,,
were -sevefally attacked, and all surrendered ; the
total of French taken being about foto:Leen hundred.
men, besides cannon, ece-. so that this coast front:
Rosa's, with the exception of the Medas Islands,: is,
again in, the, possession of the-Spaniards.
General O'Donnell, I, am sorry to;_say.,.is'hadly.
wounded in the leg, but there'll hope of iris duing
welt. The whole of the prisoners are at Tartaguna,
where the 'General now is, with. only the, intia•
bitants doing- the duty oc garrison, and -winch
makes him so anxious ;Mont their being rentoved2
Upon the who!e there is eVery prospeet of the
enemy 'bciog, soon drove Out of this l'iovlnce. I
was yesterday at Esca:a, in the B,y'ot Rosas; where -
the French had a depot of corn, &c. all of which I
have got on board this. ship. YestLrdity I was gra-
tified to hear that, on Monday la-it, the French v. ere.
defeated at &scam, where they were attacked
by five, hundred Spaniards, who, took from them
an immense convoy of provisions (which was un
-its-way irons Perpignan to relieve Gerona)) b.tsides
tour hunt.red prisoners. (....;enerar M`Dottaid• was
at Severa a few days since, but so reducal is • his
army (having now only six thou Sand into), that
it is generally thought, he will nitt get back to Bar-
Celona. Cadlgues and ad the small holds tht.; Frefien
had near li.osaS arc abandoned, and `'tile whole are
gone to that garrison. The Fiench are also in a uad
way before forte: a, as all the twits (t-t:!-Le, it, num-
ber) whiJit they hod, tiauwii -up, base been washed
down by the heavy rains. I have feit n'necessary to
take the Minorca with rue on tit's coast, winch I
hope you will approve of. I.luive nOt been able to
reconnoitre the, Medas Islands, 014 irt to the 'very
bad-weather we have had, but I wi.l uo it the first
oppurtuiiity.

T‘ have the hoveur to &c.
(Sigricd) CHAR!..,k,S BUL:LEN.
His Majesty's ship Ciiinbriati, Palarnos,
SIR,. • Sep:. 29, 18w. '

In turedience to your commands, requiring a de-
tailed account oI the Caultinan's services during our
late stp,:ition, I have tO inlorm you that ai the re-
quest :4 Geti..:ral O'Donnell, I sailed irom Tarra-•
gotta on tl.e kir instant, hAving General, Doyle on.
board/a Xety.c., with sixty Spahish soldiers, and
another with caution, under utj CullVOy, for the pur-
pose of .attacking the Caslle of Las Medas ; on the
iuilcr.vwg day, we were Joined olf Blan:ls by the,Spa-
nish frigate Flora, and on the B,th trikovered that
the reduction 'of the Cale was Impracticable, ithe
enenlY, contrary to our expectations, having on-
disitu bed pAse'ssi.on of the coast. , On the loth
General LLyle, Spanish .soldicrs and marines of
both frigates disembarked near liega, and destroyed
a battery of (our twet,t)-tour7pounders (two only
of which were wountt d), - and made prisoners
thirty-six men of a French det.ichinnt. On the
14th our boats were enabled to render the Spaniards
some assistance in thed., attack :upon .Palatnos,
where the twitch was sunk by the battery, and
t\vo. men wounded, as was also another ot her
. 'crew, ‘,vh-o, with, the officer and, the remainder,
:Wed the Spaniards in tork,ing. the French position.
Alter embarking on 'board the vessels' in the Bay
the French troops and 1 cannon captured by the
Spartisli- army, the Cambrian Jett Palainos on the
17th by the desire of
_General O'Donnell, who was
conveyed in her badly wounded to Tarragona' where
he was. landed on the loth following. •
I with pleasure avail-myself of this opportunity,
'to express. my entire approbation ot the conduCt of
the otticep and men belonging to the Catirorian
employed on'the services before-mentioned.

- . . .
I I have honour to be, &c.
. , .
- - (Signed) F. W. FANE.
Captain Bullen, his MajesO snip Voluniaire.