The Sun. — London, England, 1813-07-29 00:00:00

FOIWIGN ; LLLIGENCE. , LIST ON PAPERS. IJISBOII, JULY 20:—On the 11th., Vend-quar ters were at Gayente ; on the 12th, they advanced 'ta Htmlini,' ‘vhich day the first parallel .was opened before San•Seha ian. The fle,et bad landed, t wttit 1)611106's . , 12 eighteen pounders and 26 howitzers, form the battering Su ctlra is retreating, followed by Lora W.1.1z1.47 IINCK. Jut.? 17.—A.flairs go on thost prosperously. nead-quarters'were, on the 60, at , Arnha, , not Wen than a mile froth Fta4ce, and, no doubt, Wire this, our troops have Aitited Bayonne. — he troops which General Mtlll4l Ax brought back to Mieant have' drivenSocurnl,retnaining force frarit the line of the Nucar, 'lir consequence of which tie tits eViletitte4tv All tirobc part., and is. pro , eeediug,. by 'forced marches to form it junetio;l with CLAUSEL ; this, it is Luppothi, he will not hit able to accompliih. Josrptt is' employed in rain the peasantry in the South of Trance. MADlttn, JULY 12.—The return cat SUCIIET to Valencia on the 23d ult. with the forces he took • Nlr: 4 °' him to Catalonia, gave 'reason for fearing that fention to attack the troops of the 341 . Arun, who —re in St. Feline de Xltivo, and • a s the enemy was \'"'`). quverior in forces, the 3(1 Army on the 25th retired to the Ili,. Castello . and the 2d to Chinchilla oft the 26th. This niovetnent would not have taken place had.not thO troops which re-landed at Alicant been oblig ed at that cline to prepare.for new and interesting operations. On the 27th the enemy descended through Las 'Cabrillas, in number 6 or 8,000 men ; on the 28th entered Ilequena, took 150 men of ours pri-, toners, who were in a fortified home., and ad, sluiced to Utiel. Here it is believed the French received positive intelligence of the battle of Vit toria, as on the night of the 28th they retroceded to Requena, and on the 29th marched in the diree- Con of Valencia. On the 3d July, they evacuated Xativa and Livia , the 4th, Bunals and Las Cabralas, and at two in the morning of the sth, Valerian was free COM the enemy, baying the pleasure of seciag In its streets General VILLACANIPA, and the troops under his command, w)to entered at six in' the morning. The 2d and ad armies have 'inside a general movement, straitening always the French. XADRID, Jt./LY the youths in Cata lonia have taken up arms, in consequence of a proclamation - from General COVMS. We , are ignorant of the plans of this General. ' The Allies ate using the utmost efforts to take Bamplona. Yesterday, arrived a Courier from lrun, in three days ; by him we are informed that the Spaniards, L''nglish, and Portugnese who form the right, are on the French frontiers,. and those on the right by the side of Roncevalles, 'are within sight of Bayonne. Ofnow.tutti's nrmy is marching Upon Saragossa The French left in ArragOn the garriSons of.baroea *nd Aluninia, bat have withdrawn that of Teruel. By an extraordinary Messenger, who arrived laSt night, we received the agreeable notice Qf the French having abandoned Saragossa at midnight, On the 9th July, after blowing ap the stone bridge and some bnildings. We are ignorant What road Ciey tuck, but suppose it was !hat of Barcelona. In the castle clf .Zaragossa 300 French remain, who are blockaded by spine ,of,the troops of 'NINA and DURAN ;. ,the Temajuderof the troops or those.tivo Generals are gone in punittib of4he fugitives. ToLosA . JULY 8.,--The French have ut,Bayonhe 20,000 re;4;nii,r croups, and,lo,ooo armed pea sant 6. .10,ii . ..T.L.'1 ; tronps were. very badly received Inot tban Mrloo ,of theto pro a tedyi iitto the interior, -troprociire arms Co 4iik k ce illotie iota in tile battle of the General CiorrANcis has arrivud at !crow:11111i it ls airvel the siege of San Sebastian,' against which the tire has already commenced, SottlA, JULY '1 .-;• , -The enemy's division, wllich has so often iett Lograua and returned there, hnas at kit set out, not again to return; seeing it was proceed to Navarre , it absnintelv impossible to deliberated' upon ' deicendiug by Tadela into Ar ragon, Which it put in practice ; when, on the 42, 7 th it. met with Spanish trOops, and was pricipitately retire limn Calapona n!' A i(l,7aoyivu. to Todcla, wbere.it encamped Un at 4 o,fter ,haviiv , set fire to the I ms. 3 thert-i. it thareliC4 t bon 111 (I I ti ' ut • azoottatiog 111 al 1 to abo ut 10,000 hifdiaiy atid 150 ho r t e , ' MALTA MAIL. Tit e Ofornale tl6 Maltri, a the I nth .To nc, contain:, the following account of the progrt vs o f the p cs .. t a rat i 4 l disorder prevailing there dorhi g the conr3e of the preceding month : is Oit-the Jth of June,, died of the pittlie 2 persons, An . woe taken ilt, with styipidout .On the , I)th, 32 persons and . • 10 23 were-taken ill. Oo the 1 I di, '2 7 and were . Olork ill. On the 13ti1, the number of ‘verethe same, but fortunately Only M.. 1 were taken ill. On. the 14th, 3( died, and ri were taken ill. Yesterday, tbellith, 19 dica,find , 15 .were talten i 11... On the. Pith of June, Journal Extraordinary wasiMhlisbed, containing an account of othe , Progress of the disorder from tbe 15th of April, when it first made it apprsir apse, 11 1 1 :to that time, and of the nmeWorres and regulations, adopted by the Magiltrates and Com mittees of licrllth, to prevent aS mueb as possible, its spreading ft concludes' follows_:...--- ‘‘ We may be permitted, however, t(1 nrsite this short observation :-,--Considering that we inhabit a city of no great extent, but o vercharged with stn inunense population -2—considering also, the 'eXtensive cOmmerce there ennied on, the narrow ness. of some of the streets, and the closeness of the hours, in which the inhabitants are, as 'it Were, heaped One upon the another, it might well have beet expected that theplagoe would have cano ed, a much greater devastation ou this island. But notwithstandin , its propagation is favoured by so many circumstances, it ,appearS that its progress as been in reality slow, and of-little conse nence, as since time 18th of April to the present, ay 'we reckon only 518 to have (lied of the lar,ue---a mortality which, .when conapare4l with me vast population of the place, cannot be consi ervd as prodigious time indefatigable cares of he Government and the Committee's of the island ave 'prevented it from being greater." • ARRAGON GAZETTES. CALATAYUD, JUNE 12.-7411 C long . wished-for moment' ot a new epoch in the political and tary history of this august proyince is approach ing.., The enemy, who has so long cruelly deso lated it, can ac present scarcely . protect the rich tOnVOYS proceeding from It to' France. The well: Combined movements of the Allied Armies in Cas tile and Valencia, have naturally an influenre up.; on this part of Arragon, drawing the relics of Su chet's army towards the military points of the theatre.on which they ,act. Already do the anti patriots of Saragossa begin to pereeive:this change of things ; ii elliange'which, ift:the.:excess. of their delusion, they considered impossible, as if the for tune of the ill disposed should be eternal. C4LATAYUD, jUNB 9.--Coavoys . froni Vtllrnriyt COlitiatta to urriVe at Saragossa i in •the , last of the' 4th inst. came many , pOliticians of illy. French stamp. The Treasurer and Agent-General to I be: French party ;n that capital, Mr.llevanctise, huts sent orders from Oleron to sell all his fUrnitnre,: as lie does not think of returning. This merchant has ninny opportunities for calculating respecting, future political points, and now the state of things' obliges him to give.up, to secure his safety, the immense profits be made in Spain. An goes on well ;. our presages begin to be fulfilled,. and we already begin to see in our tree soil twiny fades unknown during our past torments. , CALATAYOM JUNE 16.—!-rOn the 6(11 and 7th, we hoard a firing , froni this side the Ebro, Every thing leads its tti wdpose it was in consequence of a disembarkation on the Catalonian. coast by the allied troops; and it is even added, that they have,. taken the fort ot,`Col de 11xlitgoer s 'and the advanced works of TarragOna. MAMS. ARRIVED -1 Dublin, I Wr►t<srfor4L Dut--1 CLitliz o 2 Got tenburgh, 11.1igolat)41. PRICE OF STCC ., KS, TIM DAY Al 'fIVFLVF O'CLOCK. Cuusnlc sGli I ...... INGIT WATER AT LONDON BIUDGF , TO4OBROW. mi after Erilliqg,;32,inittukes alter 4. T 1 E SUN. SOL QUIS r'Ar,st , m LONDON, .7711:RSAIY,o (71, Y 181.4. In our preceding columns are. Copious- and, in teriotiug extracts froin Lisbtin I',lpers . to the 21st inst. and the :Malta mail, the a rrival of which we announced yesterday. The a filicting narrative of the ravages by, the plague contained in the latterr is segeely alleviated by tire statement, that these ravages have .been somewhat limited, and that at the latest date, the violence 61 tits fatal itile.ction seemed to be is 6 dreadful visita. don, and affords a salutary lesson to man'on the hist tbility of huinan life. Happlly. for . us, we are only aefluaintetl by rumour with the tlli4CVieS of war, the desolation of famine, and the svreeping destruction of loathionte pef,tilenee ninny causes have we to call'ourselvcs a finiourecl land, „ • and to portr out endless thanks to ilett , ,ten, instead of repining , and murmurill at every little unto, ward evy.nt that can be Construed into disaster or misfortune. The iutcllio-ence from Lisbon is of greater value th , Lli we could h e expected from that quarter, now happily far remote from the dangers and the evab of V l / 4 '33 The trenches against St. Sebastian Were opened 'v the .12th, ind from theforrnidAle I;,:lttering ti tin employed in the s . ftge, (not fewer it alvtars tlurn ;'):.). pieces) wr. nli , y indulge in the expectation that this very inlciirt.lnt fOrtress. will tot be al . & long to hold •out. CA . SI'AN9S, it is will, w ill direct , the..siege, while Marshal WELLtwol'ox,' with a,. proceeds to atleoniplish ulterior rbjects, in Spain . Or in - -France, as his genius ~:tleems best. The of the Allies is' stated to be within sight of Bayonne; the left wing is. already t a situation to combine with it in any Moveracut that ttiily be metiessary in that direction ; but the, tAing cif Sebasiian would greittly augment its efficacy, and facilitate its operations, by giving it A() strong a point d'appui .00 %.I.iich to construct all its plans of Offence. At Bayonne . , we•are there '1111! .twenty thousand regulars and ten thousand ill , artned , peasants , 4osirit is entlea , vowing to organize a large force of this latter de scription of persons, in the Southern Province:, of France, but the battle of. Vittoria .seems to have much abridged the possibility' of supplying the new levies with 111111 S. • On the side of Catalonia the news is very in , teresting ; chiefly so, perhaps, because it termi nates just where we begin . to be most desirous of ascertaining what has been the result of the vari ous motions in that Province.. Wu are left in a state a incertitude, unnii.xed With anxiety or doubt, indeed, - but still we cannot help feeling an irksome curiosity to know, how SUCLIZT has been settled with—whether he hai effected his escape or been prevented : :as for success, thank Heaven, every idea of tint kind is now over, when we contemplate the• situation of affairs on the Peninsula. The Tarragonis but- Owes retreat, we rejoirT to observe, was commenced with a design of forming n june-, tion with CLAUSV,L. This junction *we know be cannot effect, because CLAusat got the 'staft of hint in his race' ont of Spain, and we 'trust the useless tietour to Bich the fornier may make to execute his, purpose, will enahld the Al lies more decidedly to interpose a sufficient force between him and France; to . preclude the pos sibility of his escape. This is rendered the more probable, as MINA is between Sara gossa and Jaen, cat the heels of CLAusEL) and the brave 0 4 1.)oNNT,L, with his aivisinn from Pan corbo, bus taken tiv.: direction of Saral;cma, thee SuctaT, if he eh cS not hear,news to make him alter his route and take bi% vyfiv nearer the coftm., Also directs I%'i3 march. lieskles ought to take. into our .view the keen. :pursuit af,.this robber, which engage:; the 2(l and 3d armies of Spain.; and the force under Lord W. BENTTINCK. On the tith ViLL4CANIiA.Was in Va lencia, and therefore' the enemy conid not he far a-head ; but our main relionee for the retarding of WS flight, to enable the Allies to come up with him,. is in the rising ¢f the whole youth of Catalonia, whom a proclaniatiOn of General corotis has called, to aims. The gallant Ca_, talans may be depended - and they have S. heavy score 'of wrongs to repay on their. oppressors. Harassed . and impeded by their ,eilbrts, with the • Spanish Armic3. " styaitening him, - with MINA and O'DoNNEL in his front, and with the British thundering in his rear, in a hostile ,country, we do entertain the hope, that the day of retribution is at hand, and that the spoilers of the South will encounter as severe a fate as the spoilers of the Centre and the North. The utmost efforts are Maliing to reduce Pant plona..---CLxusEL left only 300 men in the Castle of Saragossa when be abandoned that city ; they are blockaded bra part of MINA'S forcp'. ' Some doubt having been thrown on the sub,- Ica of tilt! bloctade of the American coast,—w he thee partial or general,—we have inquired into thekmatter, and fi'al !hat Sir 3. B. WARRP,N has (as was first stated) declared the 'whole coast to he in a state of blockade. Ilis first Proclamation ooing to that extent has :been the cause a the misapprehensiou sthich has arisen - --the .tota blockade being a subseque.nt measure to tha which was instituted against tho territory from the Mississipi to Rhode Island. ouse. A rePort, which we heard yestirday, has this day found its way into several of .the Mornhlz Papers., namely, that Mr. CANNING' .s.as shout to succeedLOrd igELviLLE at the Adtnifalty. neports of Ministerial changes are generally brought forward by _the Oppogition when they are reduced to extremity, when their et wplaints against Government have bC'en proved to be fri- volous, as well as fallaejous, and when in short their magazines of mischief arc exhausted, if that be possible. That Government would gain a very great. Re quisition in imr. uANNING, and that the country would be likely to derive important services koiii iiis talents iiii' not be aoAted i ' -but ,ivi I%are no reason to _belie that 'Lord gi:Lirmix is distatisfied r.-iti his present Situation, or that atiy arrabgement has been made, dispensing;%rithl the able co-operaf:on.Ot his Lordship in thb dt-. partruent of die state Tun 11:51tor. of Lit4ootc.--We arc sorry to iv • fOrtn our Itcattetf:: that this 'venerable - Fre''' e d ' e•l early this zoo:cling, not'at hi 3 pulace at, Folio"' but at the house of h °';on.--Dr.ltAtiooL FH cceded Blshop PortTLy , .. - 5 id 1809: -1-Id bas large fanii!y. tHeitc(iirli,colll(l,!;ilveldr,lettitat.t.te‘ltsirtleitie.icitigitse%aitlti.iiiir:ltt.itultelaticiieeiyrlt(lelltrletir.:irieetittas-elliosi:Oelacrliitiirni.,ll.,..iitlaffit'Gt.l(-etli,‘gic:ioc.,is..ea:,insi.ee.:t.rir,iair:: it at it ! said,s tie.7,4l : til loory:13 c it e ; jsrnt;tiirdei ei‘lelrii: j e i t r,l l ,ll t .,4e l t eo r :r o (ti t i :! :11. subsequent - to the divatches: Trese adviro , ‘ lg o are told, state, that his I,ordship having left a s'w fi x (ltyp s i c, itie ' a st i ii l a s r e i:iirx. l : csg‘ i t e d t‘eirs i N c l u " ) ij a citt r il l otic i e L.l c el e tie l : n t ( g P yr i e ct :y:F t : m o u n u t t e : T i l t r e l a t hie ai i i e k t g o e :: , i ) t i F r: 3 l i s: . I F:t l • a b l o a n c r 3 e i t, : ,44 : l l : The intelligence of the elevation of the ki:,;' as . reached the army, and occasioned gigiral'" - a t e wn r lit:te t isln t i:Ei.nro t t s.llttota t tiriltl4l:lefil,) l ::ti:tg o lila:hca\hitsci t ltt.:e t vioei.,:lies,i,les i tite3l,isi,retill s lsis,:tec.l.l:tl: - Ail.tyi,eirEisca g ivilete.leNt,ip t ift. i, yt,lr n ir),.llB: vtl,eciel:sll:ll.(,lttiirctiti).,t):ltteairrheigttli;::tti;lirlivllh.ltitnbaellittyc,celicillysriat'ye,icstepr.iitrj,v,.)::,fteettLy(e:llo4ks.isi%verretteteea,sa,;ichisb:ifisitid::,:t.ictac.eciatlrolieli:ilf,jei jr.s,tai l , - 0air.,;it,u1::1,0:::4; 1 :1:.., .. ~.r.,‘ • Th gret, who have accompanied ,T,.)sEpn, ia4 Vitit '•.,4 his Spanish troops ; t.l'e every where in. France cut Advice from Quebec to the Ist lust. ate Ii i(11° : act OtrettSively it•T'AillSt the Americans. ?l i t % ;II . Fort (-;eorge, and should this e nttspriz e lie b olt 1 ,4 tale- I i e b 00 t , Co l y t r t c r e tl s li e e l y r i ,( ::a y s y a li l t i e l l o t i ltt l i t i :t g P i t''e:t.l.,::::rii:e'tetii:::),lll!-se‘Tie't ::::-.,/1";:c117:1,1:"1. still in the occupation of tl • leuir . , (,; till about. half-past three.' b had 0,, audience of the • PlitscE ilgoLs'r ,at '''' • liair tl` ,t ' , .Cuesday the Duke of Vottic., after attel'L ~:i 'l,o', -Chapter of the Order of the (iota, svci tt - °dice and lield a Levee. . Gril;hTiswtilialylbloisnoltt:rivtalllnillll.nies6sf 3 t1 1. 1 c c L P . G it r. t!: , C i e ' lt i s :l • ilig COMpally. ii 1: 1..._ t 'llliei*. • iii ' ~,1i.1 1 ,-. :NlONsiEva the Duke d',kNOcitar•Ntr, ' l l' d e, have.*rrived at'Colber. Immediately til)"',' , ;(1 t o arrival, the. nal'Ott (IC ikot.t.is lilts disp:Ov4{,,. the bead-onartcr•s.of the I,.;;;;peror of Itt,lE l.. AV -?. . 't 4 . " the King. of .l'itosstA. s r forrtoyLo!E:rllte:ttillil‘anVottr,ll. 11:::i.5.1:;:vit'..,:iir.l r. ii''l:l.).:i;;;L•rt::if:ti:les:sa‘p:.(l. t, ; (1- 1 4 t i 1 i 3 : 5 1.;',51 ; , ; . .., , , 4 :1 7 , ‘° ,:::; f' : . :r 1 1 5:-(: i Veriterdny about 3 o•o4,:"li,.tteiTs.t.:.4r. ~....,- honoured 'the 1..-hleitesk,:, of LE-Aps with 1. . 2 44 111 . Illefarivitle7t:tismet)v..l;.iPneteLol:et:ilivoetril.rit:e)t.Nr-nrstrovil‘‘clii;il::(tr:calle:t‘l:l.(sl'' '':i; s o o l ci l l ' e twilvlneer-eah7rlPitoi;knils .1-Tiv;vlb:se3tis' I::l'6.'''cl't.:l.A.l°' ,c ,,, fur her reception. :F.P. i • I 'F.,.1 o f .1,1% i , li , At the dinner given ny toe .4 , . , .„ 1 , 1 Piw" r 0 on Tiiesdav, there were, present, rat' 35 , a lc GENT, the Dukes of \'oßt. and C. 010119 .soviii, of the Cabinet ;Ministers, the to ire of 'O 6l • tV: . Mr. ARBOTHNoT, &C. ' 1 rte c,- -, ,te Yesterday the pßi,,,,cr• REGENT atm oi ~,„ Royal Dulcet; Visited the Ifoyal Coll',,2l`;l_,,ildl°l' .geons, newly erected itt Lint:o lo ' A ' 1 ~..1 its. The llov- I • 1 . 1 ,•t i y ple 3 ''' is+ ,l ' , a patty appearet 0„. t . f t bc p s c u e e p d a at rr t o h c e la u: n t a ts t e i u o u ti t anti colle,ut ion 0 - e, totton. . , oto) , - .1 Tern" d the Bermudas or Summer J- i . iiiiy (If ii•l iS i ‘: a l.: l t r : i e t S l:llB: S e c l , iat l 4 , ll l : . l :l ): : :: :l44 ;i t t‘ -i i 4 . et i; tee t iS' o x : t P . °l t t sf i c t i li e c t:e t ( l: ) l ; al) .. . : i i :l l l)g . '•: :i .bitC: r l)gt : ll: l l . l , itili ; ej l ii...g t i i rlgt : t t li° : lk: l Elret i °: :: ii.:l: : :.:l.46lll'itiil:'l . ll:- 1 4'1 1 1:5:1'Ir:1".''''' t t. ! t'n : . .• ' • tit Investing the fi' A nneror of IL " s" ' ‘ l % : l o) l4 J 'f i - Z)tvlt tilt Alini,hy. il,,'Avill he acc °1 " 1 "; 1 - ,0 1 S . "' 'rims. TYIINCHITT, Mr• 111)NTE`t, iorni.," Messenger, and Mr, ligyrs, who - ii 3at1)I":: 1b i j' eretary ti., the Deputation. A frige ~8 in at Sheerness for their conveyante. Mu tt: Private accounts front riitoce prove i re . linnee. i s , t , 1,,,.., i picot upon the ,finanei3,4 (),,t.I3u(,NAPARTC.'s Alia'.....ters. It was ltel);,,ovi, •"," t I“) fresh •Itrtlicits Wffilld ht . liC e i l :i•.(4l t43 , t tll° Veceill covC're (i the 0,11e11,(3,°'1. tiline-y`rsilea 1 .: i l ig tl i k t e ig t o t ) D ie o. 6 ,o f the tesoorces ~,t1tV,,c.,,,i01.11; eti l i' tai-:e . Money' has hesui tt) omen - ~,t i .,r, be•' sold nod the p ro d l it'e di j) l :t e i r ‘r n i t lit i t: " ' 'till ' ; : ,i' i• f r ,',l ! : A large Supply of bullocks WitS t‘ ll9- I t ' e . e i,l' il Service of the aViiiyl:t.,Sii,tin. 'I he Pr'':f o lit' ordered 4.0 pu:.;._:i:,ise tivein 4.1t11.14?. 0 1 " t)r ' 0 1 i i eS . 0 lit'ell litre:, ett(4l---they • Tevlied, that t'' 1 ,101 .4 1 might he done at 1., chcaper nice. 10400'4,, ortleretl• to (I') it- zit: tip! price ii:ie.l.ll ti', - tai' In COnSegileneo Of V.1.11(::h 1;1:!. rittmiwi. t i * pi' ; ',... : mote spet:dily, 'and tit :ii, the sellers tv l4 `, t . o i f ir that they en u ell only -he pliti ht t'at.- ''',,;(, ,i''' by the 1 .;-...1.':-..t.., to he the intn:-..Z.:t“,,f. iffs.t,. were paid ~ ..ortliogly ; u. , howe“' ' ro e'. • money, •,,,, • , i: ,:,.,.. to Clic ~.. i,. i .1,-*: '',l.°.fi ,-.' .''ts! ' i Nixt't, ‘,,,. .-t ' ts. • ti. , t :., t 'lv :.,.; '''''',.''tttc ° .• sliter2o):c.tt„t)l. o r J ~,,, , ••• .t. i ll,- t, it, tt , i Vtif . .tt• but by the p .,.,1 •-•.:„:•rti , .., 0,1 '• , nil , t,! Coldh.itli-squate, Surgeon “; the r': '' vi':o tlinidy ,rrival oh iqs. ASTLES Pr.itlouneed o ut f.,.1 danger. i`le 1 ,0, if Ote:', come vcryilllen, and 0f., - et; spi!;l , '' ' o roo, '" nvss of the timeto rv.txt Friday thcctio 0;.,.. day Oil xvi la I ."' t I -'.. '' sd) . li" I, to ' 1 tic if I, ,} ).....f ,t. • . ei , , 01 ,, further etwies-sir,n, no: Ir..ts he vv..'''' , ,,i, 4 f not thin! , isChieh he formerly advio w `0 3t1 : 4 ) ., 1 InAtel °tiler son - has returned "."164 4 (1;0 ' 7 the i'eninstila, and within these fel, tuurcierer of his parentO. , , the,