The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-18 00:00:00

SPANISH PAPEAS

CADIZ, MARCH 31.—Nothit4 new has Aitken
Rice here since my last ; but at Huelva a party of
tilt! French Went in and massacred all they could get
at, without distinaion of age or sex.
. betters from Valericia state, that the French; in
fti)te about 12,000 Men, attacked
.on the sth r.be
tiburbs, but it appeari that they were gallantly "re,
putted. The Vile de Paris, with •the remains of
Lord CotaaNOWOOD, arrived he-re--yesterday they
're to be sent to-morrow in a frigate
.for
land; and
.Admiral PURVIS will accompany then .:
.General GRAHAM arrived some dayS ago; the
l';(iC,ps so long expected and so very 4.lixiooy,r4re.l
'o,s, coming in ; we may therOorehbope that
1,1,7 conduce to hasten some offensive-dperations;',
.4

EXTRAORDINAIO('GAZETTE.,..;...
The Supreme Council of Government has received
ILe following report, addressed to his F.cellettcy•
11°L) F. GUIA: •
. • •. •
•••'‘. " MOST EXCELX.ENT
" It is With the utmost pleasUre I transmit to
for the information of hiS Majesty, the annex.erk
',Tort, which I have just received from Cannel
il'on J. VoLiarvrA, relative to the evacuation .ofMa-
ita by the French.
," This nattering intelligence I have received from
tl't Chief Magistrate of Marvella, by which it ap7.
Pe4rB that Capt. F. LOPEZ* -who-.arrived from the
p
4t Of Malaga, affirmed to him that the 'French •
evacuated that city on the 17th, at seven o'clock, m
in.
1114 morning, taking with the the artillery of ,San-
' 'l.rdre. It also appears by some 'sconfidential
tornmetnications which have reached 'me that the
ettetny has also evacuated Medina, and fallen back.
t 6 the woods near Chiclana, and that in come.
94ence of a sally made by the enemy, the French lost
41304 1000 men, in killed, wounded, and prisoners;
" ADRIAN JACOME." '
,Littea of Gibraltar, March ;o, r 8 to.

eADIX, MAaca 30.—No7himg remarkable has
erred these last-days in our niighbbirrhood; we
4A17 know that the enemy in fortifying his positions
tp Chielana, here several batteries' have been con,-,
ltructed by the French.
The last letters from Gibraltar "slate, that the
f'''etty lately ['net with a severe chechnear Zalamea,
Lid that the inhabitants of Marbe:lla joined the in.
'Netts of the Sierra Morena. beana is also said
have been evacuated by the enemy.

4,LACT FROM THE DISPATCHES 'RANSMITT.E D BY

THE GIIIIERAL•IN CHIEF OF THE *KNIT OF ESTRE-

kAOURA, DATED THS 21ST iNsTs
ill" In consequence of a fruitlessiattack made by
"le French against Badajoz, they. established them-
it' el in-Merida, Zatra, and Santa Marta. In order
to tnolest them, the Marquisile la Rom ANA, detached
NOT-General Don CARLO 6 `..... n n —ONNEL., who COM-
-4741, "S the second division of that_ army, with orders
attack Caceres, Truxillo, and the whole front of
4ts Position.
O`DURNEL marched accordingly from Albu-
14ferque on the 12th inst. with 25,000 hien, 200
the
were cavalry, and pursued his march to
t,lel4th, when, at break of day, our advanced par-
's
? Ufeil in with the enemy's van-guard, drove the
tench out of Caceres, and pursued them as far as
olden de Cano, three leagues distance from Caceres.
•
t 4
e again attacked in-that position, they retyeatedd
n ello, nine leagues • distant from the point
.i'llere'they were first attacked, arid .it is known,
otcittl accounts since received, that they have corn
ie -.
telY evacuated Merida, Agra, and Sania Murda.
Th
, eynemy's loss is said to exceed 1-so tiien., '
It 14 reported that in consequence of the above
ttles.ses, our troops entered S. Olalla ou the 223,
Which point .Major-Ge.neral Don FitaNcisco
4LtasTEßos was dice Ling his march to cut off fhe
eft„,
s retreat.
in (be loss which the French sustain from our Ey-
; Parties is such, that the foreign troops who serve
1 their armies are quite disgusted with that kind of
4trare, and desert in considerable numbers. Up-
arc's of 100 have to-day arrived in Ciudad Ro-
:etigos Badajoz, and Astorga, and all deserters una-
11113thly state, that desertion would be more fre-.
'l4elat were the men not afraid of the peasants.
The Junta of Seville has reported from Ayarnente
to
of the Supreme Council of Regency, under the date
the 24th instant, that the French have been corn-
Iteiy driven out of Estremadura, and pursued by
BALLESTEROS, wit; arrived on the 22d in
°lalla, and that the dispersed enemy retreated
)irti .
y to Seville, and partly to the Sierra.

The two Houses of Parliament will, it is under.
%food
, adjourn, this day for the Easter recess ; the
mrnons to Monday se'nnigtit, and the Lords to
fue,sday ' ,

rifts
'nothing three oottenburgh Mails arrived,
"nt their contents ale very unimportant,: