The Sun. — London, England, 1820-02-10 00:00:00

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The point of attack for the Prince was at Monti 3 iter Grill*. Cons. 1 per Cent GEV/ South Sea Stuck h e Marcot, a place of great natural strength and 3 4 per Cents. 77i F, 7 cll.llills, 2ii..... 29. 35. pr. ~ q7l'-4.1 Ditto Commercial .... 7s. dis. Letters from Bayonne of the Ist Feb. e 01). . 4 lan ufsttri firm the above intelligence. It is added, 11 1 15 1 i: , T i l dies 'avv Ann. 1021 103 Omni= 1 ,•1 M. EGurnE-As our honest friend, JOHN well fortified; but nothing could resist die impe- ' B ‘i il l' a ( l t . : o . ll'g AIIU. 18 1-16th e Cons. for Account ... . ( ~ liut.t., is too loyal to think of any Rights and Pri- toosity with which' he led ; the other attacks were „ en _ General - FREYRE advanced very slowly, 0 'nal e MAILS. ' object being to bring bac k the Insurgents I- • i rileges, at present, except the privilege of lament- also successful ; and the General observed, that . I rate ARR/VED-.-1 Dithlill. ci Watcrford, I Franca. Piing the loss of a venerated Sovereign, and his the whole of the service was performed with such oue--1 Guttenhurgh, i Hanibur t sh. their duty ttithout filing a shot. It is en tier '• 1. 1. 4 1 3e.r ..,, • ; ri , lei ; right of allegiance to a new one, it must be con- exactitude, superior ability, spirit, and good con- stood, that the desertion from the lusurrectiee'' e ~ e and HIGH WATER AT LO - NIiON BRIDGP"l0.11101111.0W. Nlornin g , 33 minutes after 11. I Evening, 0 minutes atter 12 . Army Was considerable. It is certain t hat t bel lid 7,...,; , onant, both evil!) good taste and feeling, to Sits- duct, as no words could express. ----- - e - ---------- —__-----------• had concentrated themselves in the Isle dr 1 1 0 I `e-" 'tend all correspondence on that subj e ct.-I ad- Fleur d'Epee being cet•ried, it became necesslry -------- ... 'eee dress you, therefore, on one more in unison with to attack Besseleni, for which p ur p ose , two days rl l ll EBEJ N. Leon, and that their numbers were every dal ' .(,,:'east s .:, ~•,`,l, , diminishing. . ,•' to ,i, glue passing events, the biograpimy of the worthy, afterwards, the Prince landed at Petit Bourg with - - ----- -- ---- S'OLENt QUIS DICERE FALSUM A.UDEAT? rise ' r l i t end amiable, and GALLANT DUKE ('F KeNT, who the flank companies, from whence he led his " The Insurgents placarded the villages 10 • • 4 r ,, ,, A . nas not yet had justice doite , to hint by dry one Brigad e up the heights of Palmisti in a style which LONDON, es, environs of Cadiz with incendiary, Addresser, s' * • 0 A 0 1 ~,.,,, ~t - your cotemporary Journalists, in rite Memoirs ga i ne q un i versa l a ppl eese , i n f act th ose h e i g h ts THURSDAY, FEBRU.9RY 10, 1820. which the people tore down, amidst cries a 4 c :v.: 7,, , , ~,h , c h they have offered to the Public. in fact, were so steep' that one hundred men might have --- - ------ ___________—. es__ ' Long live the King.' They also levied cor : :4 lie u tributions in these villages, which strongly in dir . ty . , b -y e . HIS MAJESTY'S HEALTH. . kvitit tire exception of one, they have all onfired I lelend e d them against ten thousand, yet his Royal tic); e l t j l e a f g o a ll i o n , s v t il! t g lm them the furt i i m:l e ia r h E i t , a t i t : t a s c n t ' s : ': ' t 'yea' It is with very great pleasure we have to an- . 4. the attire set vice in which he was eng,tged io the elighness led, in spite of all obstacles, the troops ~.i . 4 .1 West Indies in 1794, Heil that one bas merely being actually ()hinted to sling their mustptets, in nounce his Meeesant's restoration to Health, as e n ,.- o es stated in the following Official Bulletin, issued this d '4...'T eel told us something of his heading troops whirl) order to hold on by the trees and bushes during "Petits, Feb. 7.-The King yesterday reed° mot lie!, ti '4 ~.' wt-re repulsed at Sr. Lurie -a slivellient whicli torrents of rein-a state of the weather which morning :- . the Ambassadors, Ministers, Marshals, &e. s ti e ne mim e " CA RLTON - PA LAC E , FEBRUARY 10, 1620, Ira (hoes g teat iiijust ice to the prove i bi i ,l brave r y of made the Fiench think threae heights impregnable, ' afterwards held a COuncil of Ministers. His :t`p e's key " Half-past 'Eleven ea'Clock, A.M. IP .• 11 , ' 'lie Heusi, of Brunswick. little knowing what British troops could do wile') jests then held a Privy Council, which, in o , ' t ,, , s . i , Som " The KING is free from Complaint ; but his 7eta As an eye-mvi•ness,Lowever, of his spimited con- l e d by the Lallaitt son of a revered Monarch. , lion to the Ministers, was attended by Af ' 'e 't au , , , duct on Several occas i ons, 1 feel heppy t o he en- The post, in spite of the enethy's resistance, MAJESTY w ill require time to recover his stren g t h,: em ''' tll Dambray, the Duke de Richelieu, M . Lait ) - ee'al Govt nee In this state, no more Bulletins will be issued. • . ,k, shied to acquaint the world with truths, which was carried, and sure a command obtained of the "HENRY HALFORD, M. Gamier, M. Cuvier, M. Sire4on, arid 11 .'•'s c `i Pay I 0 s ee • siit are a trilnite due to his racilitery, and a debt due otherwise impregirable Fort, St. Charles and Morne rt WILLIAM KNIGHTON, Mounier. Nothing has yet been determined 0 -:''' lad) A' to the Nation as large, o f whos e riches the vir- i Hotiel, that an instant surrender was the conse- " MATTHEW JOHN TIERNEY." in Privy Council with regard to the ne w knee e..• '4 him ____.e.--- .. - toes of the Royal Family form a very important quetice,,the Prince having the honour of taking e ; end popular part. l a possession with the • famous flank Corps. The We received this - morning the Paris Papers of Monday last. tota l System. The Count Decazes •in c oast', tete . teak( (pence of his health not being entir e ly re-eStiv I ''i : ';' , : 'l• iera I must, therefore, state that th e Duke, then whole of the French Colonies, to windward, being blished, did not assist at the Councils." e.e S• elm a The Moniteur contains the following intelligence The accounts from Spain, which appear in th ! '; i 1 .,. ( 4 1 , 1 : ~ i:''l: f t ,x Prince EUWA ED, and with the military rank of then in our possession, Prince EdWard, finding 4 . from Spain :- Major-General, was so anxious to join the forces his services no longer necessary, returned to his , . Letters from Cadiz of the 18th and 2lst Jan. Papers of this day, are taken from L'indel o . nee hues, •e- , limi e r Sir CHARLES GREY, (afterwards Mari) that Command at Halifax. . anti from Madrid of the 27th, furnish the follow- dent, a Parisian. Journal, notoriously hostile I !! ..,ti a gain B' 1 5 : :. art lS : C V a e :l i 1 l of a P u tussling s : O r fti o C. - e a Packet Al an o i t it I k V 'o a r r ; l') Royal e ae 1 j'tay,ally e l i: , t,„NlarHiigne, on the 4.1 i of March, 1794, where ;;!` 1 Four squateon lay, tinder command of Sir J. JERVIS, I -,r A i now Eat; St VINGENT. . . . I remain, Sir, your's, IGNOTLTS. ing details :- , e ,), the Spanish Government, and which has been t'. te ee e,...:',,.. Peas, " The insurgent troops at San Fernando had channel of frequent falsehoods, as well as eeste n re e 'e ° w e are , Mr. Editor, upo n Min- conceived the project of seizirig upon Fort Saint lerations respecting that Country. According ,- e. la tar P y . a S fiat S- , o ; V Canflot help exptessing my sin-prize Sebastian, which is only separated from Cadiz by those accounts, Cadiz had opened its gate s .„. : ,6 1 ,' Y that you have not amused your Read e r s with a a road passable at low water, but they failed, and to the Rebels, they had taken possession .m .., --'-: e 5....1 ia e 13 ( no sooner put hrh)self under General l ei H 1 1 few extracts from that lemons St. Helena puhli- the Fort is rendered secure against every kind of Seville, and FREYRE'S troops had dispersed."' : 1.: . : 11 - A h . s •:„;-,1 6REy - s orders, than he received the command of . b .- ee e it es, cation, with which some of your cotemporaries attack. There is no probable foundation for this repe l ' -en • n !,:_ ,1. 1 on e 0! the detached Camps, (at La Cote) which seem to have been highly deli g h te d, I t i s n o t dr A detachment ofBo men of the corps of Soria, and others of the saute tendency. We cooS . -*'..., -b ' invested Fort Royal and Fort Bourbon, in which d ne t his n .e the least extraordinary thing there announced to sent from Cadiz to Caracca on the 12th, and who (tautly expect that the Rebel s will b e s ubdue: -ee ft -- 1 conitnand,•dm e nig the remainder of the siege, he us that his Grace of WELLINGTON blundered in were there the 13th, at the moment when the In- and the Country restored to peace. We belie ° ',''''':• forme se- es was reported by the Conottander in Chief to have ' n il 'el wer e " every one of his operations, and yet that every surgents seized upon that Port, returned this that the KING acts from th e b est m o ti ve s, se. e e . ' ft , nr, conducted himself with greet spirit and activity ; I operation succeeded. , 0 e t . nor te e morning (the 18th) to Cadiz, conducted by two that he has the welfare of Iris subjects near to t' • Le, b ' 4 .. 0 which I can add, t h at lie did not confine taint- • -e 7 • ( '''s a ;`,''? We are also informed that he ought not to Officers, amidst cries of . Long live the King !' heart, but we cannot help thinking that be is 0 . - ') ~ . .i'it-lt to his mere Cemp duties, het was always in have fought With a wood in his rear, thereby ren- ' Long live the Regiment of Soria!' i and amidst the stable in his Counsels, and is tuo apt to change h i° i ;:' '2 ' '`' eeess nee every place, wherever service was going on. His ; e 1 .• , e e t o be • • tiering retreat difficult, if not impracticable. But, acclamations of the people of Cadiz. advisers. The Spaniards are a grave, reflect''' . l :,, , ' 4 ** visits to the batteries, during the hottest part of . the bombardment, were ver y frequent, especially 1 e t e .01e 2 Sir, the great Ro ney had no wood in his rear, ex- "M. de Villa Viceticio, Captain-General of people, and such changes may excite en idea ... 7', : . "f t i,e ' cept the Bois de Boulogne, and the Bois de Vin- the Navy, arrived at Cadiz the 19th, to replace flightiness which may lessen their respect for thel" , e'e 'honefc a,. to a battery, exposed to the heaviest fire, advanced , i 3 centres *inch no doubt stared him in the face, even M. Ma cdonel. The s a ili ng o f an y vessel for the Sovereign; though not their loyalty to the Throfi t : ... •4 , o front of the o th ers, and called the Seamen's k.., 1t whilst he turned his blc - k upon it !-and what Colonies, under whatever flag, is provisionally in- There are sound, 'wise, anti ho nest c„,,,„5e11'46 ' •,• 'F , Ford Battery, having been constructed, and being thee . ' it •te ~ .": efor kind of a retreat did He make ?-Perhaps some of terdicted , easily to be found in Spain, arid whom the 1( 11 ' , e s T env worked by the Naval Brigade of Seamen and Otii- his admirers will be good enough to answer that " General Freyre, Captain-General par interim, should "grapple to his heart with hook s at steel ,' -- !., L. O A= cars then on shore, and where he won die hearts e , . has appointed M. J ose ph Y gnace Al varez Ca- and then hi s c ued Throne will be sec ure , because I t ", . ' '.: i, •,.. s . of the Tars by his ami a bl e con d uct , as we ll as by question ! m , , , 8 net pana, General in Chi e f o f t h e troops which cone- People will b e h a p py. , ~ , , his cool intrepidity. * * Teis tribute to th e m ilitary ch aracter of * Pose the garrison of C a di z . Th e i n h a bi tants are ". '.:. Ita dict i At this period, the wh o l e o f t h e fl an k corps t h e l ate R oya l Doke comes from a Gentl eman SIR WILLIAM CURTIS.-A numerous and 0 1 ° 5!. '"; Pine i, still peaceable, and on no side is there any syrup- e ; • e were brigaded, an d the command of the Greta- then employed in our Naval Service, on wh ose respectable Meeting took place this forenoon, l ': ' b ett er tom of popular commotion. '';'-. (tiers for the most active service, given to the , knowledge anti judgment we can confidently rely• of sir - ' :'. o h , " Every thing announces that the first blow the Old London Tavern, of the friends j a il e WI ern Pt ince at his own particular request. He, from and it is the more entitled to respect, as it n p m t u n s ee l t WILLIAM CURTIS, when Mr. MANNING was cap e ' • '''' -1311 rIE i , cs period, always . . a . , if •, I. led the Grenadiers doting tim e have ,cen written wi t hout hope or in to the Chair; anti after observing that Sir Wreen'' . ' e We S , hed in the Isle of Leon. The (loops are 4 .), remainder of the Campaign, and of course, was justice to the memory of the deceased Prince. It entrenched • n e , Ci t y' 0 1 Pre te , was me fittest person to rep r esent c it e , .„1 e 0 il march for the of General Fre re i * lt envey s fi rst in the post 'of dan ge r. At the h ea d affords an highly interesting proof of that LIE- O head-quarters Frey re , London, with various other observations 00 . - ' 1 ! f' • e are which were still at Seville-on the 22d. of th e flank corps, he took possession of the gates rtr ROISM which has always characterised the House , . " The regiment of the Prince set out the 20th l i eeP, : '. 4 rolt el unremitted discharge of his duty for the e l " of Fort Bent bon on the 23(1 of March „when that of Benesectee• r oe s• . e, et „ fare of the City, he was unanimously p .; ri .4 ..._- ..-. ' from Ronda; 400 men of the battalion of Zamora --- posed as the most proper person to represent 61 '; r - 11 4 : gen •,& almost impregnable fortress surrendered to his DESPERATE GANG OF PoAcHeßs -We yester- were to set out the 22d, and four companies of - : 1-4 ‘ Majesty's arms. By the way, Mr. liniToß, I day stated the success of Read, the officer,. in ap. . 0 in-ay add, that the conduct of the flank corps was Militia were to follow on the 24th. The Army prelientling several poachers it) the tietehboitrimood - , . . of the Duchess of Bneeletiell's estate in Northamp 7 of General kreyre is divided into four Brigades-, t g . reat Commercial Capital. After several Resol ly , ' 1 b f ' a cli tons were read, the show of hands were all O r ' '''. '. , t r eal . , . tee ( ) oil all occasions so laillient, that the phrase be- the return of Sir Wteetem to be elected a ge° l ' ,'; .'• ell. tonshire. Having; lodged 3of them in gaol, he re- one of which consists of Milnia. • s' a d i . ,. came (be firs/ toast after dinner, both at Head- turned to Broughton -park ,and obtained warrants to her of P ar li am e nt. . • ' e h .1 fe e quarters, and at the Admiral's table. I The surrender of Martinique was followed by i search tile house of Thomas Allsop, a well k nown " The Insurgents are still in the same position, - •,i ten.. poacher residing in the village of Eddingto e , and the public tranquillity has in no respect been - Aelecoom-Ki ng Geoeoe . th e Second e l ee : •• ' ,... :;' , ; Sh ould where l i e found several nets, snares, anti other di s t io n e d, once present at the represents io n o f Ri c h ar d t ip, ~ t: :,!, .: to ti , 1 l an attack on St. Lucie in three Divisions, that articles used by poachers in taking game. These Third, when GARRICK performed the hero oft t ie , : e.•• • , h ?II! "At Ronda, placards were posted u p . inriting piece. It had been always the practice, in oe t be e'.'l, baps; , 4ka un Marigot des Roseaux, being led by His Royal articles Read carried off, and took Allsop him- the troops to revolt ; they con t a i ne d expressions to relieve the sombre and terrific character of t e , fel' a ßain, , n te Highness, in immediate co-operation with the self into custody, and brought hint to the house eel, of Potter, where t h e t h ree ot h er gamekeepers lay libellous towards the Government, which exciod piece altoge th er, to have the Lord Mayor pe ," . „ . ' Admiral, for the purpose of supporting th e attack ill of their wounds. Here he was examined be- in rear of the enemy's batteries, on which occa- fore two Magistrates, but the gamekeepers not , . . e. elan the General spoke highly of the exemplary good conduct of the Brigade of Grenadiers under s 1 being able to identify ,the prisoner, he was dis- univosal indignation. The Insurgents, however, who are concentrated in the Isla the Leon, have fated rather in a manner to excite mirth. , 1, 13 ea . 4 e a s ;:; : ; King, who was little acqnainted wi th the Eng" .4..., , language, and not fond of th eatrical amusemen ts ; '' 'e'.• • Tile r t' charged; but the nets, snares, and other articles established very severe punishments for indivin addressed Lord TO%VNSIIP.ND, WllO waited behi l ' ie . n e e clays P d were detained, that lie might be proceeded against duals making use of o ff ensive expressions against him, in the following manner, while Gettei c an -"•:':' v"sed t , •g e bit command. To which I can add, 'that the for having them unlawfully in his possession. The was speaking, "My Ler Tu NSEN-I like t a hi a e e : '• Of Lo e , F Prince's gallantry and humanity were much ap- same night that th e other three poachers were the King or the Clergy." Lor Mayor ;" and when GARRICK. was deliver 7"' ..7; the 4 te a me e lodged in Northampton-goel, some others of the The Journal de Paris, after stating all the the soliloquy which followed the scene, his N. a a, . • , i '4e, ale dies n , plauded, both in the Army and Navy, he having gang made a furious attack on the house of Mr, jesty, agein turning to Lola TowNsIIEND, aside . .;',,,, /3 " .. a1 r , ebOve particulars says, ' 4 ; exposed himself - Much beyond the toles of war to C. 'White, constable and churchwarden of the . " My Lor, will dal Lor Mayor come gee ?. iv 7\ re; ." An Agent of the Revolters has been seized at Such g uard against the superfluous bloodshed of a night parish of Weckley,and demolished his teindows with ois time anecdote, as related by the late i t ' . n y. .'. : s tie p t) , .4. stories. On Read's return home he stated to the . Cadiz with Revolutionary Papers, and a consider- THUR MUsputy, who was present on the occastl. P e e f ,n;. ' I till) e assault. i , e s le e ' 1 Magistrates at Hattoti-garden, that he had hifors It has been related in a weekly publication, win ° , se e e et, al ' able sum of money." 0 There is a very interesting story connected with ' m et i on , th at on the night the atta c k was made on , . 7 he Gazelle de F rance contains t h e •- •4; that event, which, however, must not be detailed (tie gamekeepers, there were no less than 400 yards vet eign, who was well known to be fond of ari a' , e i i °l ', No e% et of net, besides sti • ares, set on the Duchess's domain. " NEWS FROM SPAIN. made amusements, as well as, like all the won b , a e sea ta es an a ete in the columns of a Public Journal ! , . which extended many miles. nehe nets were " The Madrid Gezettes to the 27th January, a warm admirer of GeenicK, and who on all l o be et .a ' e h P C i p 7'o ;) . i i '' On this occasion the Prince had the honour lie occasions was a model of decorum and digni ? '.,,,ltte ell fastened from tree to tree, or from one bush to maintain the same silence respecting the disturb- i assig ned to hies of hoisting the British Colours on another. On one occasion there were 40 hares deportment. 1 4 ; i en ~. ISIICeS. egg •'',' I 4 fO r ti (I found taken hi one net. Richardson, the poacher, Signora SALMI!, well known a few yeare e ee na en, l e ei si Morni Forttutea. is not expected to survive the wound in his arm. " Things are in the same state; the two RT.* in this Country for her niu•ical talents, has ht• a ee e 2 I) eet h i ,. • 41- ' , N Alter St. Lucie, the Island of Guadeloupe fell t • ee : Nothing can appear more favourable than the mies are in the presence of each other, and the long abroad, and . Burin her absence tnarlie!! s ot ; ,',,,,..iit., permi t fi, we into one hands, when the Prince displayed th e Italian Alarquis.-1 he late posture of adage is t : . 1,::: ' k, , t , j 5 1 Ile f t i lands after the hresking up of the late frost : the hour of combat seems to be epproriching. - e the Contioeut however which shook tin•one s e 1 se s te ' a •, e sa me activity, intrepidity, and zeal for the service snow fell and melted deeply, and all i ) t e e s s a o l i i l l . bli 'l o n l lie s " The, Cavalry of General Freyre cccupies well a '' f ' i it ' " c) ' ; I :'4 : 1'. • laid' s pirate .ortaines, _las, Seems., 14 5 0 , ,,,, „is a l es tln ' ,4. '-.1, 'nu t , .1 / ,'• a S lie hail he'o-e inanitested. At die summing of particles have fattened and eitriched tl Xerez de la Frontira and Port St. Mary ; Briga- her to return to thia Couatry, in order to e a ja „m ~,aa . gill. ' e o f 1S: last week, which has been dry, Vet Ot Intlfl air, eeit Fort Ilene d'Epee, na the morning of the 12th of time,mliSical profession, with powers, aceoroti 7e. elite ° Acn e ' etbout host except to a small tie , ree on Friday dier Ramirez i at the latter town with ,four repott, unimpaired, and improved knot"' rem. „,,*;,, t; ai 2 ent I April, PI r five o'clock, tinder a heavy fire of cannon il i % tr i tlie morning eaily, has enabled Is t he fat tilers I( o , ~ 1 , , ' faegimen.S ; k.venerat eerra2 is at XvreZ. ► She heti the misfortune on her paesege -t° ~ eer t 'nenea •, ',/,' and af , ,squetry, the first division, Grenadiers, was see the good effects of the soOW, whi c h th e y tench ~ ee l) e ~ et ' The Revolter s are cooped up in thee Isla de shipserecked near Boulogne, and lost in .v _ „ en th e n wanted last year. The emote crops are now lee by his Royal highness; and the nature of the . . Jumble property. She is, we beli e v e, A DAtt C 1 . , 4 1 ) 0,7 e . e springing ; th e vegetable gardens are promising Leon.twee e a "none his country assault may be judged of when I inform you that much luxurience, turd the grounds show well for .' The correspondence from Cadiz experiences t Tee . cliat - c . bes and chepele . throuelimmat the ri T i e ,s • W , ••;•; n_Ai 4 St : l l l ": the troops liar) orders not to load a tnusquet b u t to receiving early s ee d s • ; an d .I,liough the p a sture 0' seldom grows till Mach, yet its lorogOVEt is very no interruption. We have the C a diz Journals of tropolis will be opened for Divine S ervic e o r e ~ eeas epeas ) role • • n: carry every thing wi th the bayonet ; whilst the , ,_, . m the 21st Jain day of the late Kimmg's inletenent, and tipp ', ne na aa 'n•• favourable, especially to those which h ave been l., ; ;;,. ..eamen„ attached to Isis Royal Highness's divi- , " Gener a l Elio has ,arrived from Velencie, at to sermons delivered at each on the occasio r '' .. ee ''''''s•esm-t..*Me se, _ Maithred before the snow. ... ,es • 74. - nee ee e isese - yen e - ;,,eese e, k* 4 ' eee s ee nn ees ee sen eseeeeee_pa'eefseeeaeeeeeeeessn-eeeseeeeeeaeessne,•eeeeeeetseeeeee .. .-• e'reeeet'e_e. %":e'.4,1.0i/eWneee',Viftteseeetele;'e'es;e' e s netieessenesseeesteeneSee • e 4n_neeese.' ' • 't.;44. 5.A.3. •.' `, •.' - • ,14,: g ' -' • ~. ' e..' • :4-, .1,,-i,.._ ; • ,•':..'-'l. 1it.,,,' ;•T''a'.-" 4 - , ',47 ~'.-4' - ;‘ , - ,, ,,. , :t , tifjctt.4.5. 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