The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-11 00:00:00

SPALISII PM2i.11,5.

CADIZ, JUNE 23.-1 have little to add to my last
comtnunicution.—We know of the expedition that
left this place th:ving arrived at illeseara, and ..being.
joined by. other troops and armed peasantry, are
gone to Ronda at the same'tiTe.that Gen. Bowes,
with a det3chnierit. of British troops, calk the at-
teation of the enemy all Along the coast to the East-
ward. We loog- to learn the result, which, no
,doubt, is combined with some other operation here.
The Dike ofiOttLEANs arrived in this port, in the
SpariklitiigateTengania, on Wedrresdly;and is still
here. It seems he returns shortly to Catalonia, to
see what he can do there.

. TARRAGONA, MAY 29.--It is known with cer-
tainty that a division of the enemy, Which marched
.by the pass,of Frasno, in Arragon, in the diredion of
Saragossa, the force of which was from 800, to
100 p men, and which guarded a rich convoy of
number of carriages laden with valuable effects, and
a quantity of money; amounting to a million of reals,,
with niuskeis and military. stores, has been at tacked
by the- division •of Brigadier Don VEDA() VILLA
CAMPA, and entirely destroyed, not a 4ingle wan
escaping, almo,t all beihg killed, as none were made
prisoners but those who, from the seveijiY of their;
wounds, were incapable of moving. The whole
convoy likewise remained in. our hands.- * •
.AYAMONTE;JUNE 18.-The French, "on the i-Stb,
continued atf.lVloguer. During IbQ 4ction.a.t Gibr.4-1

Leon, on the.4th, the Pairiois toolc, a part of thei
baggage of the•Axemberg. On the rod), the divi-1.
,siOti Of Gen. BALLESTEIWS, wasin Fieg-anal ;. that bf!
Gen. MENDOZABAL. in. Xeres and and;
the French in Zatra, Salvatierra' and Laparra.' On'
the 15th, BALLASTEROS passed to Aracenaj from
which 400 French fled, who had entered the same-
day. The cavalry of Gen. CAUXONSON (the 15th)
'made a 'reconnoitring on Gibwlt*, and -TrigneLos..
:,Our • reconnoitring Fatties are continually in
mo-
tion.

On the sth; a Fiench courier arrived at Seville
from Madrid, whence three are 'already wanting.
Hp relates, that on the evening of • Ns departure,
JosErn RUO,NAPAIIIt; with two diviiicins, hid
Mirehidfor'Vareii-Crajlit the private ktters contra-
dia this intelligende,-sotne.s4ing that he goes to
• ,
Andalusia--others 16 Estrarnadnr&—and others to
Isnrgos.

In Madrid they were preparing to giye bull fights,
for which purpose bull fighters had been brought
from Andalusia,

On the sth the French announced to the pnblib
the defeat of the Chief COPONS, (so they slid) at.
Gibrait.nn,l3y.thia, Div;a:crn Diairro of AR WM-
BURG, without more loss oni their pitt than two
killed. But in 'Saville it was known, that he had
required at Trigueras 24 labourers with Pick-axes to
bury his dead, and 22. carts to convey his wounda4,
among whom was a Colonel, who had .treated the
people, of the villages with the greatest harshness
and severity. In fa6l, on the gth andlioth 'the con-
voy of the wounded in the above-mentioned action,
was seen to enterby the bridge. of Triana. • •

BADJOZ, JUNE 12.—Cpptain Don GA:iRIEL COR
BALES, on the 6th inst. surprised,.a French van-
guard near the village. La Morvera, killing six and
making two prisoners. In the. same manner Don
FRANCISCO VALpEs, Lieutenant of the regiment of
the Princess, and Commander of the flying camp of
the dtvitiorrof Gen. Itu.AsT4aosi attacked on the
morning of the gth, 500 French who were. in the
town of fliguera, and pursued then to the castle f
.Cas Guardias,

On the same day (the oth) a body .of 1.000
the enemy's horse presented itself before this city,
with a view to cut off the grand guard which we
had on the road to Merida, and 'to carry off cattle ;
but the fire of the art.kilery of the fortress, and the
gallantry with which our flying partiei, and the

brave peasantry exerted themeves, obliged them
to retire to Talaverella, without being able to cut
oft our grand guard, the Commander of which
manxuvred with so much dexterity. They had -1
officer, t seijcant', and 5 soldiers, and 4 hOrsi.s
killed, and we took 2. horses. Our loss consisted in
t. peasant _killed', and t off.,:er. and 2 soldiers
wounded;

.Mr..Yarvill, a pedestrian, who went to Windsor
in three hours, twelve months ago, from Hyde Park
Corner, undertook, yesterday, io go a quarter of a
mile in a Minute and four seconds, for a bet of 50
guineas, on a piece of ground leading off Sunbury
Common, towards Hounslow. He started at four
o'cloCk in the tm)rning', and was backed to win, hot
the time expired when he was within 50 yards' of,
his distance.
Sanderson, the Sornersetshire man, who was on
a task of 72 miles a day for seven days, resigned
early on the fifth day, in consequence of swelled
legs.

Lycßur/I.—The new 'Opera of Tricks upon, Tra-
vellers was represented again I:st night at this Thea-"
tre. . A Considerable reduction took place as to the
music; and some of the airs were transposed in such
a manner as w give them a more Suit*, introduc-
tion. The Perlortnets in general ext•rted themselves
with great suirit, and the piece was luny confirmed
. in public &vow.