The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-17 00:00:00

the division under my command. This f°rce; taa
the number of two thousand men, Which 11'14
boasted but the day before that they vgiud,
wait for me in the strong position of
gurda, fled in complete disorder. Their 013 e
rf
on which they principally relied, fell all into°o
hands, as did a considerable number of pri"'llersi
but the -number of the killed and %your ded

much greater. •
tlale
I'l will communicate the particulars, 1,
irf
and circumstances shall more conveniently-PO-rbo
In the mean time I can assure you that the but
division behaved as bravely as lour ExcelleneY
desire. The soldiers loaded themsehes with Spoil:,
and took arms and ammunition of every. kind. 0,
REUS,SEPT. 20.—The folloWing krench pr
°T;
ers have entered Tarr:long :--General
i Ct'S
2 Colonels, 44 Wiccrs, 1800 soldiers, A n
r e.c
of artillery, 2 standards, a band of military' 6105::
There
The haVe been also brought in there several 'lli'
Y
tar" chests, 100. horses, 16,000 dollars, arui
m 3°
other valuable etfeels. On the seine clay, arrived
;at
from the Banks of the Elbe 283 soldiers, and e't,"
Officers, likewise prisoners.
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The French army has its communicatiorr
tt,e
on every side, while we are able to throw WO -
place the necessary succours. • r 'of
LIiBONT, Nov. 2.—The accounts.frorn all NJ'
Spain are interesting, not only from the hapPY re;
sults of the determinations of the Cortes and of
to
Provincial Congress of Catalonia, but from the great
and continual losses which the enemy sutler. C'lc yr
lonia presents an instrudive• example to 011 °lv(
Provinces of what may be done by persever.°ld",
and what successful exertions may be made
fence of the just cause in Wilich we are enraged' ej
. With respe6l to our armies, we are not loW•ir'.
of.any new interesting occurrence. • -
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SIM ter A, OCT. 1 t .—They write from Eletrey
of
the date of the 3d inst. that BLAKE is at thebOd to
30,000 men in that vicinity, and tilat, by acc°l3
lately received from Ca valonia, we are assured 01 tlO
defeat of tlie French army under MAGDoNAItbe to
Great and numerous reinforcements cootull6i
arrive from England. There are already ill t
t„ ldes
port of this chy, twelve shins cf the line, of
th?se.that. are expeeled, y:t.-..t,...rday a regittO
infantry (the 65th) landed, and a regiment of c;c3ir:',
and two more of infantry are likewise expeeted..

cl:et
A Gentleman who came by the last Cadiz 1/5 0
is arrived in town. He -states, that before ilesla•
that city the Hero Spanish man_of war, with 3 N
le'
nish frigate; .had arrived at that port trout
diterrAnean, with Deputies from Catalonia "nc...i;'l3'i
other provinces of the eastern part of the J'etifo`'o
that the accounts from Valedcia and C,itaioni:oseci
tery satiita(itory—and,that at Cadiz it was suP,,',,dilt
SoUI-T and VICTOR would raise the s:vze of ‘-',1.`10.,
in.order, if possible, to succour the atruY Cl l

SENA. • „ (10
, .
The King of SWEDEN, we understand, is wel)
means in good health, but as he 'has been 30 11" put
harassed by hope and fear in his endeavours t°d
himself under British protection, and ha; indeo 5 io
too much reason to apprehend that his life
danger from the emissaries of France, it is 11°...„. of
prising to find that he is indisposed. Tile
freedom and security, however, which Ileo'rcliai
breathe in this country, and the general and tlo°
respe& of its inhabitants, will, doubtless,
av
best effect upon his health and spirits. '- ja
Mrs. BATHURST, who lately visited Parislo4
order to explore the fate of her husband, nee 60'
60'
every possible attention and courtesy from 13tiRyerf
PART and- the new Empress. We regret, bow-troce
to say, that Mrs. BATHLIRST was tanable t°
any further particulars than have hitherto been "atio'
to the public respecting the mysterious event ill'
tton.
The present Empress of France, if she 111,3 l far
styled so while JOSEPHINE is alive, is Certaitil,, , led
advanced in pregnancy. This faa we are assu',os
from a person who lately left Paris. Buot4Av'tDero
and his dame seem to be very comfortable tcg,,tic-e,
and whatever fury his poblic measures 'ma)" 6,100
it is said that there is a considerable abateru'rs,"
the sternness and ferocity of his private rnaolle-ecii,
Major-General NIGHTINGALE embarks iillaLtO'
ately at Portsmouth for Portugal, to take ther:i C'
mand vacant by the death of Brigadi.er-Geriel-
CRAWFUED. ,„
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The C,ortes have decreed the political
the. Press, by a _majority of 70 to 32 voices" If
these 32, nine only voted against the ini7l,oll
aloption of the project; the other•articleSol `s.
were afterwards discussed and approved.
INDIA-HOUSE.—Yesterday a Court of Pirnell'it°
was held, vvhen.Copt. W. .13.6-NEs was sv4.°,-.,r-eitrii
the command of the ship Marchioness 0./
consigned to Helena and Bengal. t -
ali
The Curacao ftigate, Capt. Towitas, 'has
La Venus French privateer, and carried 111.; ere
Plymouth. La Venus is the vessel that lathe:ls.llC'
gaged the Princess Charlotte packet, in
lion she had I g men killed and wounded. 045..
. The decision of the HIGH CoLIAT, of •DOE,G,sel°l
in laEt..D, after a farther hearing of the:i'
Lady CLoNCUARY and her husband, on Friud(!iiiol
gih inst. affirmed the decree of the Eccle9'"toro
Court, which divorced the parties, a masa 'et
tot,
A young woman, servant to a publican in Al: it;el
street, jumped froin a second-floor windox) t.f;
to
in height, on Thursday night, and walle=d
avoid,being taken, for having stolen and f:e." •
ring, the propetty of her :water.