The Sun. — London, England, 1814-05-16 00:00:00

0 7ri7.1 • itOl"Al'., MUMS-LANE. PRESENT EVENING, May 16, their Majesties' Servants will perform the'Tragedy, of ICH AP THE ofQlKouicCG t s'el l - Mr;Kean ; 1....dy Anne, Miss Boyce.Aftt , which ; a new Interlude, called To which wilt be athled, Dvr t , I.F.ANPER ANT) LEONORA. Otbelo; with a favourite Musical Afierplece. ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GA PDEN. Prins -PRESItiNT EVENING, May 16, will • b e • peifonu e d the Seriong Opera of • - . ARAXERXES. axerxei, Miss Relin T ell .Nfandane, Miss'Stepheus. After which, erl'E DEVIL TO PAY. TO which will be added, the Grand Romance of BLUE BEARD. Lionel and Clarissa ; with Blue Beard. KING'S DIM — -DAY. ,'ON the 4tll'' of - JUNE, . 1814, STATE - LOT oN - TEItY, be:iins Wat.ving. . „ • Ly NINE TIJOUSAND TICKETI I ,* - SCI-lEME. .•.• •. of ' L..0,000 is / .99,000 ;:• ••• ~ ............ 10,000 2. . ............... s,OOO 6.000 /.: ...... . ... ...... • 2,060 4,000 s.. • . ............ , . 1,0(10 ,. 4,000 . e. • • ....... , ...... 500 2,500 15. :. • 1,500 1,560 'GO.' 29,24(3 ..... 30 ..... ......... ty2.. .... • .... 17 1,720. ...... ....... ~~''••• 5 '530 tickets. L .91 ,0 (1 0 r ee l' e ll ." first Ticket drawn a Prize above 171. First Day, will ! k e a ' l 4oool. and the first Ticket drawn a Prize above 171. will receive'i 0,0001. . evo ' I - 1 1 E l 'S and SHARES are selling by RICHARDSON, N7'""CK, and Co. Stock - brok e rs , and Contractors for l ii -4itt erv, at their Office's, Coiner of Banli-btfildings;Corn and lacingthe King's Mews, Charing-cross. PATENT FILTERING MACHINE. NT Pll EN B,(iN- S PATENT FILTERING the 1 MACI3I:V ES are Portable. never out of repair, and is 44, Invention ever produced for purifying Water, at_ the 1k a ,;., 3 i)1e(1 rate of 20c) i;allons per day, rendering the Water 4 1 " 1 1 , tran^ *at o. • 1 • • • I ,sitt! IVZive to oiler . his grateful acknowledgments to ':wttc , k '''T.itY-, Gentry, and the Public, fur their dis4ingnishing Pi„ , and Jny e rs, his. t.ivention at the : following prices : lare.e siye 'fen Guineas, parities al the rate of 200 io !g h." day.----e'eond .S.even Guineas, ditto 100 tral 14Y. "'Y ' ---4iiirti, size Five Cilai fleas, ditto 50 pilohs per :I`G ("sh- - • • var e i.; `e.e . n at w o e ill-.; his Manufactory, 6, Mortimer .street, )3(14,„ s - ;uare; afthe star of the Jerusalem Coffee ,' Cl> "Per s-coar . iSv' -91 - ry's LETTERS P_VfENT. ~IILL . • TWINE - CLO ru, (w a „ • M ade in - v.-4uted free from any Mixture whatever) e .a o ` 4 ' l is Widths of 7-8 and 4-4 for Shirting, and r 7.1,1 ' --, 5 -4, and 6-4, for Sheeting'. • S 1.4 E, so DeMrahle inr ifs _EFon?- t'lnY,'•4l IC LE, area' c d n dl ic it e ne ss t o h ea lth, i s - ' 1 la tut ire ' 4 4 Nr9theittitticai Principle (avant tante Phgrea. blatih. ltle t o ftax' e du. lin). I t so rezulating the perspiration,. ha:tog th, al.ly thing of -a•"cOlti trature, mixed - with it, that eite.cts of sudden cold- chill, after .exercise, is totally is ~Vl ' l.lk . ad is suitable to t very Climate . and, •Seasan•. It t t ‘ s .„ !Ilattspetl with the P.itentee's name, &c. At. the ;It 'IDIA WAREHOUSES, N,t. 16, CHEAPSIDE, and it ';o_ other 114 use, in Pieces of , 26 yar,is each, and ttpwards, .Pri„ 5 * 64 .77.35..3 5 . 6d. attd 4s. 6d.. per yard, and nearly h a lf th e of other Cloth. The 5-4 Sheetings are,frum 2ti to 52 d'ar t (,' hunt 25 . . 6tl. to 3s. 6d. and the G-4 fr om 36 y ar d s up from 3s. 6d. t0.45:.6d. per yard. Orders with remit tance T e l e) Plltlctualy executed. 't! Pateute e begs .to state, for the information of Mer- Itt 4 r t , ' „ 4b ,fool,einci Of Families residing at a disia train tice the t tt ''FOtiS, that ' every Pi ece i s st unpe d agreeldeto.he Pa cLi2ra his name, as , aboye, and t . o which is parti inee!Asary to attend. C fAL PEDAL HARP AND NANO FORTE, t i e / SOLD, for TWENTY-FIVE GM re,r'`,ZAS each, The HARP has a Swell and all the Pedals, ant,`-over, Tuning Hammer, Travelling Case, &c. The" tioji,: i V,)rt e has been wade about Folr Months, with Addi :Nll4l .Double Action, Inside Desk . and Altar, Legs titay. new. C`teic t 4,_ l3 e seen adohn Watlen's, No. 5, Leicester-place,' not fretri Ten to Four o:Clock. Private House. . rt.,. MekNOR AND RESIDENCE, WILTS. ~ °- 1/ E LET- fr ' ttie l 2sth of March, 1814, liot,for Three, Six " , or Nine Years, OAKSEY PARK lit: .:1:4::::. ~‘ c?,ii; sb,cy"a. i n O s d ' s ' fte: 'n,t•l' (.4,31,.. Dining-parlour il: rEeei itrrnßtc. seedill-nrg:C:21::: Dressing-rooms, Housekeeper'ss'lsonfeetDrawing-roomfor Eight ~,,t,,,,,1i.: tit zoc,d Attics, Servants' `7ors.'s ''lchrt, and other Offices; wlth Sta.,liug f k tl.i '' ""ble.oo' ' !Ouse walled Garden, Six Acres o and ... .. 1) ,(14 1 '`I rich ,Mea ld a o e :: : a i djOin ' ina3, and Four Acres near; with (.411:to the Manor of Oaksev ; sintate six milesfrom Irkga':"") ll'altueshury and Criclilade. , It ' "1 Nlessrs. Wel, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury... OA K 13 137 O rcle 41t1C---ALICE HOLT FOREST, HANTI.. ( f.),,„: ~f th e 'Rio., honourable Lord .Glenbervie ). llliam of hi es \,tianis, 41,,1it Dawkins,Esqrs. Commissioners IP- r 0 i, d W Henry—,- Forests,' I Land Revenues. T; 8 , t I OSi ant j'' ' B °b ~,.. ALI EV by AUCTION; by FRANCIS h-", th ' 4 t tt - t 7 LL INN, at BEN'tI.E ' Y, 1-lu,Nbt e 2 0t1- 1 on FRI T. of Ni ' • e y, B - 14 it.. ! BARK Of about SI.NT . EFA . , 'P°t'es t 1 EAli : V ' k "li.‘l l . l ll 3" Tl7.:',ES, felled ili his Majesty's t tli i y 1::`-,te Holt, ' near' Farnham.' • to °l r. C. ‘l, %.le `yed any thy, previous to the Sale, by apply . ing said 1 ., . F-141 Lei, De ‘ mt • Surveyor, at 1-folt Lodge, in the ,' !. ', : a. Y be .IT' °t whom' l'irti . eui.Ars and Ciinclitiops - of Sale, -- .n." t . ;---; als o of NI r 'Willi II Moore, Keeper-of the , !%in s ',ion, .•.' l ,t', I,e Auction Mart, .near the Ban.l;,L,..ndon •; 'V, ma.. Fittee 0;°!`:.f°r(1;--Ring's Arms, •Godalming; Swan, Alton; e; ancl`Of the Auctioneer, Farnham. 8 v - li. . . -ERE FOREST, HANTS. . : :L t" . ) 4 l c :d r er of the Right El ouourafite Lord Gletthervie,.W!ll n ia t m rs uf 1,-es . A •d.ons, and lititv Dawiiios, -41.3 Nlajesty's Voods, Porest , ,, &c. Esqrs., Cututuissio , OAK.' 'BARK AND TINIBER. P rO, be soLD by AUCTION, 1)y Mr. coLLIN :t s , , , R( f la,..y ,-,f,)t,i,,1, (ii6itit!, LlOll,-Nolltliiv.ick, oo...NV_ellorsdaynthrni,tlif. ik"it. 1 2 1...3 5 t Ile 4 II.:1, 1 IR E{"'roef'' 1)- . 11 • 43)( i l t - t i r,7Y. , ; ' , e- ..,;,1 44 ii I.'Li.'isTE th, 1 ,) , 3, it! cit EF(': i ao,l IN-L,I. WALKS, '!il 'talu.'"•'lg,aetr and viiitt4;,;:il-c, ,!,,,..i„,l, ;•,,,d mi, wima oft e . i r tL . , : v ., ,- 1 11u miier b "'• 1 8i1,., ' . ~7'!-‘' ,i'f F.ll.lY..l7:..i'l•ir'an,7f whi:•il will be - (110intu .'ol•,:l'•,, f : ' ' • : ,•• '',:'" '- 'l '.:lll :Sie'•l'lc ' e of Pitrchasl. 4,Piv4ll e L ot, f , • ''' '' f) ''' • • • : i -• * 0 +he Sal ~. hy . in,- ',,' '' “ ' ' .. . • ' ' ""' ' ' 1° .' - f ~,,! .. .: ~ .'i—ech Lo.lze, fir John 11: '.'" ' '-' '' ' - ',, horn P•t7l'.cu lan; and Cot - 011- ':•n ' ''' . t l'o• Pl ..!5u.!e4; .-.nd of 11 Qtv er : ;,.2: •:, ' • ' I, .tre ' ci, ..P . u . -ce rtse.A; and of Air, 4ants. _ , '''''' 4.....4.•L . _ e'll . Ml:Nib --.',.,!. ~.- 1 $ 4. -. ~.'r4%11 - • -1_ -• E - '5,:._ . Vir.--- '-'. -, ' • A, „ .---<--..---r-j;;-,,,,--,7,4t'irt',::/-'4.);;;Filit•:*<:"-:\ttl: %-... . ,r-,:r e , t •r . ... "e . 1i.,,,,,..-=1'1,,5,... *4 ., • AI ff .:-. t „,;R__T 0 4 , , ,, , , •-,.t -fa .i.ri . V • a q SI . --4, r> , -. • '? . .t• — ••:-: . :"`i ... _..--k,( ol• •....., ,-.„4 , ,,,_,, k ._. %,.,,, , A:. -•- • _ . 1 ..., 1 _ e . , . i aA -Odr- /44'r MONIiAI, MAY IJ, -1814, DISTRgSS IN GERMANY. Enrope is ext); ug in.the immediate. prospect of Peace, and every heart is devising the mos! expressive means of girl: I vent. to the.generOuS feelings which it excites, the COMMITTEE for relltving DISTItESti in GERMANY deem it scarcely needful to reitiod Britons, that there is no mode of rejoicing in prus)ertty, me way of slieWimf, our gratitude, to AlniigLiT Providence tut - the bless more noble than toe relief of the distressed, time t; resen of.those who are ready to perish., The necessity, so often, stated, for aid to tike suffering Germans, still exists : much has - alre.idv been done, and upwards 0f40,0001. has been no- - bly contributed, and as promptly remitted, to alleviate 'the sorrows, which.the happier circumstances of this Conntry will - scarcely enable us justly to couceive uf. But there are mil liOns-of Sufferers to - whom the hand -of Charity must vet be extended, to save life : and never was time Proverb, Va.: •‘.l-1e who gives promptly gives double," more applicable than at present. Details , of zaese Distresses will he found-in the Ite poet of `he Committee, which, as we it as Papers for Churches - and Congregations, may he had at.' the:Lund(en Tavern, and at AckerMairi's, 101, Strand, to the number of twetety-five, 'gratis ; and above that number, on large paper at is. and small paper at 2s. per hundred. Amount already advertised - L. 58,999 0, o . . Subscriptions since received.:— At Masterman's. ' At Prescott and . George Cane - L. 5 0 Subscriptions final Fa ' Mr. Lamb - 1 1 rershani,perWreiglit ' Collection at Kittering , and Hilton , . L. 13 0 Church, by Rev. Rd. Collection in the Parish Bugg - - 20 0 Church of ()are, in Do.ot the Independent Kent, per Rey. E. Nleetirig,' per Rev..). Sutton - • 61. 3s. sd. N. Totter , 361. 145. 6d. -At Chattel-is& Co. 'Ditto at the Baptist • Miss C. B. - 1 1 . Meeting,per Rev. ',.. J. G. M. - ' ,'5 0 Fullers - 21. 14s. 3d. At Marten, Hale,eCo. Mrs. S. M. -- •1 0 Miss 'Roberts, St. Al- Mr. M. B. Lister, Esq. 10 10 ban's • - . - 1. 1 Richard Codd, Esq. - 1 1 George Moubra_y, Esq. 20 0 . - At Laboock and Co. At Glyn and Co. - . James Gent, Esq. 3 3 Collection atTliorman- Mrs. Gent - 1 1 by, by . 11ev. J. C. • Niss Jones - 1 0 Whitehead - ' 4 17 Rev. James Paley , - 2 0 . James Nutton, Esq. Itl 10 Collection at the Bap- • Wut. Henry Pigou, Esa.- 5 0 . tist 'Meeting, De- - . At Curries and Co. 41. Bs. 6d. Ray and Lewis- - 1 1 S. V,. - - _ .2 0 Z. Cave - 1 1 At Messrs. lioares. 10"10 vizes Fra,ieis Gittard 141. Heal - . - J..E. A.Vashhourne- P. W. lylayoui Esq. • Collectvw in the Parish 61 Glo cestersili7-e, per Rev. Willaut,Fryer - At Hoare, Barneti, - and CO. •- 'A. INl‘Ginnis (.:ol!ection at the Pa rish of Withering- Letcum, per fl.ev, S. Sal.n: on Do. from Parish of St. 21 0 2 0 2 0 20 13 Peter's, Ipswich, per 5 0 15 IS Rev. - "O. 9s. 7d. Subsci iptions from Ips- wick r and its vici nity - 481. 9s. 6d. A Lady, per A. F. 5 0 At Sir' b. Price fc Co. Rev. B. Syer, -Gestiog ' thorpe Edward Walker, Esq. di; to ' - - 5 0 Mr. C. Branwbite, ditto t 0 3 0 1 0 _ Willoughby de Rev. ~ c s Byroa and Fiico • khodist • . , :.:cester 14 14 (•!; ;.,, . 4:sq. 10 0 at. Mord,ii ceb,per 1 - I.T.loare • '1- - " St 0 •,. I.lainer 10 0 E •:i. 50 0 Ir. S." - 4 4 It. Itmnsden, Esq. Carl- 30 0 Nutt -10- 0 3 g At. Nlarttn,,StvieV& C 9. Jacoo Frail Us, IT.sq. 1 0 0 At SATISOTII Z11111,C0... Collected at . the Churches in W . olver-' . hontoton, per Filr;• • dery and Co. 1031. s's.3d. At Edw. C ,•ay, 2sq.iciorn s.l 6e lo Srlywiptions recered et the Ears of tiid City of London . Tavern; Lloyd's • Coir-e-honqe l 4tocL l!.xchange; and at all the Bankers ;n town. and ctAintry. R.l-1. MAR:TEN, I Secretarie- LURE HOWARD, . In a few Days will be i!ubiiilied, in 3 vols. price 13s. 7'l }-1.1.; PRINCESS; 'or, The ROYAL LIBER • TIN.ES. Published by Thomas , - Indgste-street: and to be bad .( , f the . LOlraries at the WeSt End oi" the Town, and of al. Sooieliers. N. 13. rhos,' «ho may he desirous of procuring this Work 5h01 , .;,i send their Orders immediately to their revectire Booksellers. AiCHITECTURE. • This Day was 'published, • Clrreetedto March fa st, price 3s. 6d. sewed, E: AV 1 O R's ' BUILDLIt's* PRICE- BOOK, —4ll coat titling . a Correct L . c.st,of the Prices allowed "the 'ritist eminent , ii•veyors in London, to th 6 several Artificers eoncerniil in Building.. With the , Journevinen's Prices affixed to each article. To which added, a Variety of important Mem,raatlutn; ;mil Tables, useful to everyPerion concerned in iluilding, Estimating, orVaiuitu.;. eininent Siirveyor. Printed for J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, High Holborn. Where may be had, lately published, 1. SiicholsoWs Carpenter and Joiner sAsSistant, illustrated *in 79 Plates, and copious Explartigions. A new Edition, corrected, V. is. hound. 2. Nicholson's Carpenter% New Guide, a complete Book of. Lines for earpentrymid Joinery, with 84 Pl4tes, 11.1 s. Anew Edition, _ . . . . _ 3. Nicholsoti's Studerics Instructor in drawing and working the Five Orders, 41 Plates, tOs. ad. bound. 4. Nicholson Mechanical Exercises, or the Elements and Pi'actice of Carpentry, Joinery, Bricklaying, Masonry, Slating,, Plastering, painting, Sinithing, and Turning-, Niith 39 Plates of Tools, &C.. svo. I es. boards. - . 5. Pocock's Modern Finishings far Rootns, elegantly en graved on at; Plefes,'4V). 21. 2s. bound. G. Pain's Vractical House Carpenter, 148 Plates,.l2S -7. Toil's Plans, Ele‘‘ations, and Setti:ms of Hot-Houses, Green-Houses. -Conservatories, &c. on V Plates, Folio, co loured, 21. 1.4. 6d. B.' Lugar's Desigw for Farm-Houses, Farba-Yards, Dairies, Cottage-s, Scd. 21 Plates, 4to. 11. ss. in Buayas. 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N_-11T do hereby give Notice, That on Friday,• the clith Zpstant, they will be ready to re ce4c.' Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the sale of Fifteen Thousand Bags, each containing one hitn tl;•cd 2.7 of good, sound, S erviceable msburr, now lying in His lifajestVe .'ictualling Stores' at Plymouth, to be deli vered to, and tither away , by the purchasers from the Wharf or Stores .belonxing to the Victualling Department at that Port, in the space of Twenty-eight days after the day o f !ale. The Bags to be delivered with, and included in the prier: of the Biscuit, which 2nay bc inspected by application to Mr. Milse, tice zigent Victualler. 4 Deposit of Twenty-five per Cent. is to be made by the Purchasers at the time of the acceptance of their Tenclers, and Me remainder of the Purchase-money to be paid before the . Biscuit is removed from the prenliscs. No _Tender will be accepted for less than Thi'ee Hundred Bags, nor will regard be had to any in Which the Price shall net be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock oh the said Friday, the 27th Instant, mar unless the Person who makes the Ten der, or sonic Person ou his Behalf; attends, to answerwhen called for. NAVY-OFFICE, May H, 1814. POOR KNIGHTS OF WIFDSOR. ripHERE being a 'ACA\CY for a POOR KNIGHT of WINDSOR, occasioucd by the Death of Lieutenant PRION, the PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COM MISSIONERS of HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY do herebygive notice t., such Lientenai\ts in his Majesty's Navy as are desir ,, os otheiug recommended for the appointAtent of POOR KNIGHT of WINDSOR, under the Will of the late Samuel Travers, that they must apply at this Office, ton or be fore' fst artily next, when they 'be iaforined of‘ the na- trre - of the :end Testimonials which are "required to show that they co,: .; within the meaning- of the . said Will, which expresses that tcy " are to be r,uperannuated:crr:dis abled Lieutenants of, English Men of War," and shall be ` 4 single Men -without Children, inclined to lad a virtuous, studious, and devOut 'Life, to be rcraored if they give occasiOn , for Scandal."- GENUINE ,MEDIGINES. IIE following MEDICINES • may be pro ciared genuine of E. EDWAIWS, 66, St. Paul's Church- l'ai'd. • 11111,413aisam of Honey .3 6 JuhiperEss. Pepperm. 1 Essrnee.of Watertiock.. • 3 6 : Itoc.he's Embrocation— 4, q 11:Otani's Bilious PiPuL, 2 - 9 ttohberds's Cough Dr. 2 9 %Vessel's Jesuits Drops 2. 9 F Junipr Ess.Peony•royal 1 hi4rshalt's Cerute • 1 Speedima n's Pills 2 0 ' I P Church's Covigh Drops 2' Spilsboey's Drops .... 6 0 1, Asuboyua Tooth Powder 2 G Greenough's Lozenges 1 CornweirsOiieritalCord. Scotts Pills .. 1 le Widow Welch 's Pills... 2 9 f S;LIt of Lemons Keser's P.i114 i 6 6 3 , I Siagieton's i?,ye - Oint. Q 0 * Velno's Vegetable fills 4 6 Godbold's 8a1;in0.... Is o NewtorN Tooth Powder 2 - 9 Henry's Arwme,ia.... 2 9 "!hops 2 Church's Pectoral Pills 1 IN orris's rops 2 9 Witislt's . 2 9 F t ssenee of Spruce .... 3 6 Co ts'.x>tLoz... 1 111 Dal'abln 1 G Arnbnyna. Lotion ...... '4' (; British Oil • 1 ll* WesseiN Spec . ' fig. Iteikietly 2 9. Cheltenham. Salts .. 2 9 'l?.e above those wit - h the star excepted) will have the ad drf ss E. dwards, 66, Si, Paul's; on - the stanw ; where als, *fay he had every other Patent and Public Medicine. Likewise sold by Mr. Sanger (late Bacon's), 150, Oxford str:et. Liberal allowance to Merchants and Traders: Mr. DIXON, Apothecary., slit, ITake the earliest opportunity to acquaint you, that 1 have received the most wonderful benefit from th, 'iise ot - your DI XON's ANTI 11l LIoUS PILLS, which I carried with me to Jamaica, and all those iriends to wheiml distributed them haVeexperieneed the atone salutary benefit; they declare them tv be the best. Medicine ever used in that Country for Bilious and other Complaints. The following are the-names cif several Ladies and Gentle men, who have received /he utmost Tel iet from your Dixon':' Antibilious Pills : —Charles Taylor, Est; ; liam Shaw, 'Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr: Woodrilt; Spanish Town, ditto ; Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, dit to ; 1. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto ; G. Aliston, Esq. do.; Mr. Walker Port Nlorant, ditto; J. Penlinson, Esq. Salt River, ditto s • - Mr.. Mufle ns , dit to ; .• Burn, ESq. Savanna ; G. P. Polack.' Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, King ston, ditto ; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's'; Mrs. Woodriff, 'Spa nish Town ; with many other persons of the first respeda bility. Sir, your most obedient Servant, • , • TitosrAs HARROLD; of the ship Ganges. J u ly 1812. Sold, whnlesale - and r.tail, at R. Btitler's Chenical - , Drug and Patent Medicine Warehouse, 4, ('heapside; corner •st. Paul's Chureh-yard, London ; Sharp' and . Belau), in. Portsmouth ; tones, Weston, A Ilnutt,and Mallory, Port sea ; Hall and Johnston, Cospurt ; Coleman- and Jacob, •Sheerness ; Peck, Ross. and Turner, ilia! ; Hoxland, Co' k- Nvoithy, Granville, Nettleton, and , Gilbert, Plymouth ; -Knott and LloY.l, and S Malley and Co. Birmingham ; Edwards and Penny, and Lathbury, Liverpool ; SiaineS and Lynch, :Manchester; Trewman, Exeter;. 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In the sitting of the Cortes on the 27th, a dis patch was read from the , Commander in Chief of the First Army, dated liens, the 19th inst. which says," On the 15th ult„'the disposable part of the garrison of Barcelona, consisting of 000 infantry, 100 hoise, and four pieces of cannon, made . a sally; the enemy was overthrown, and defeated by our brave troops, those who weee not killed being taken prisoners ; the action was One of the mose brilliant of the whide war." A dispatch from Lord Wellingtori . had, how ever, been previously communicated to the Cortes, in which was announced the convention- with SucLiet, and the - agreement that the French troops should evacuate - Barcelona, and . all the other for tresses of Catalonia. MADRID, APRIL 23.—The English Ambassador is on the point o 1 retuning to this eapifal front his journey to Valencia. His Majesty has for-' bidden all illuminations . at Valencia, to prevent cxpence: • The -Co4ciso is full of political disquisitions, as , they.tend to spew two parties diame trically opposed to- each other, in -respect. to- the "degree of. power to. be. allowed to, the King,. are nut without interest. One of the best,: of whith the following is, the substance, is. entitled," . . will be the opi7iion of Madrid -T, In the state of suspense' in which the nation is, concerning the resolution Which Ferdinathi will take, the provinces must'Oe anxious to kni;:v the 'opinion of the, capital. " Madrid, a model of loyalty to Ferdina . mi VET. and witness to the abuses which Ministers, un cheeked by laws, Commit in the name of Kings, can have no other`wish than to see Ferdinalid seated on the throne as a constitutional King. The 'Father of the Spaniards, and. free from all respon sibility, will not be blamed' for the faults iliac may .becommitted (and such are inevitable) ; but they will .he attnited to the ignorance or in capacity of his Ministers. • " The wish of the capital can be no other than that of seeing a just King, sens i i'ofe of the real si tuation of Spain; of the progress of the hubian mind, of 'the state of civilizatiOn which DiraPe has attaimed, worthy of a nation which ha s mate so many sacrifices for its independence,_and to p.c . -- serve its crown: for Ferdinand. Those ‘vould grossly deceive him who Should advise hiM to ob ject to swearing to the constitution, compoet of the ancient laws of Spain, which is the fiyincst basis ofitis own throne, of the future prOsperity of the, nation,- 7 a constitution revered by all trite Spauiirds, even those who speak ;gainst it, i?o: they also perceive its advantageS, but personal in ' terestS Make them' oppose it. The ConstitutiOn was not made in a hurry-, but solemnly, sworn to by all the people, with good. fzlith, and a con viction of its advantages' both to the People . and to the King. - " ThOse would deceive Ferdinand who at tempted to persuade him that the Spaniards wilt ucede from the steps they 'wive taken, or that it is an ill-founded i iaxiin v•Vhich Says, "rhe peo ple are thetrue support of. the. throne.' The capital expects from.Ferdinaud the happi ness ho - th of Spain and of the iiltra-marine pro vinces: Verdiband„ , the Constitutional King V Spainl; these words are better than an army, to restore peace to 'the new world. But it Ferdinand should be deceived by flatterers ! What can we hope from the Americans this doubt ncen sions great evils in the two worlds. Who causes them ? Not Ferdinand; we know the purity of his heart, the rectitude of his intentions but; he is; a man, and may be deceived." . Another article observes, that it would be the height of ignominy, if in a nation-which has-been. a model for Europe, , and shewn such firmness this terrible conflict, four individuals should be able to say to millions of Spaniards, sic vos, nor' &c. CADIZ, -Aram 19.—We know that the factiOn at Buenos Ayres has in that cify the following force :---3.400 without the militia, 3700 em ployed in the siege of Monte Video. These. are commanded by ifondeatt, and. have 21 cannon, from tour to twelve pounders. Besides these, Artimas, chief of the Eastern troops, has 4000, not so well disciplined ; so that the blockading troops, including the parties of observation, can not be less than 7500, besides the neighhourheid armed in a'mass since the lest expedition frO!u Monte Video arrived at Monte Video. The forces 'of Monte Video amount to 3856, besides Wine corps in the neighbourhood, which' continu ally act in concert with the others to def en d and . preserve that key of South AmeriCaywhk-h" has shewn such heroic loyalty to the mother Coun try, the constitution, and King-Ferdinand. cz, p-0