The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-16 00:00:00

r fo - gitivec arc roma up Avlth on all hatt;rs ) Om ate . taken, or if they attet:opt rt,i twice. To pre tent them troth peretrating into Navarre, General Klopis,lii has lortue:l a ClMit)i) la the Vicinity of the Cite Lou ns. Stich has nevi' the fate of this boat:led Gritty of '20,000 sue'', which, per4t3aing the GO- V, IMA of llirriloita that it was . intercepting the con,oys and at tillery' nt the French, prolonged the itl~t+i ii 01 inhabitants of thai city, .and caused all their'intsti , pon , s, ; , • ; • BOULOGNE, SitrT. off thhla -port coi,teoi iiselt with tuakiog a mete line of d pie, but every day pertorniq evolutions. The d y belwe yestetda% ibe wind Was at North-East, blowing a' I'trslr k yle. The flotilla consisted of 83 Grim d h of ditl'erent descriptions. The Misrshal Duke ot Elchingen, Commander of the cant!) at B tilOgrit:., and the Rear-Adnfital Blake, Comm:l:der of fh;• flotilla, are etnfiarketi, and have passed the dly in the hne. '.1:0;VO' English brigs of w,iir iii sight, the 04r ! 'Adtifiral went on boarti or r of tiw,praatris with Abe gunners, and .gave then chase ;, the resit of which , was, ,a Cannonade, Nv Inch I itn. d about an hour, irk. .vt. hiLlt our, vessel; tycei%ed *ono: shot in their but one of the enent3'S brigs llavi , •g slit:flied great •tlainage, ..they were obliged to make sail to the horthwasd, and o ed their ..alety'to their eight. • LAYBECG, NUG. 10.---His Excellency the Go , vurnot-Geitelitl leat,left Ttieste, to make a jinunty i nto Fl e . ,, lms-ry,ery where well with plea sure, ilie i spirit inhabitanis,-,and the ex cellehrdisciPrine of she National Guird, which \ has r c ndeted essei tial s ! ryice by licepitig• order in the interior ; and by repulsing whit() success', equal to their zeal; all the. inducements of piracy made by 'the English on the coast. 1 - 1 k Excellenc s y .was ena bled to make a 'g. , e3l , :p3p of Iris journey *t. • cenzu in his carriage. This road ) , ther.completion of which' has been gteatly . leOlitated by the gribcl' v► ill of `the itihabitatti., exiends.as far as 10 Cap° d'ls'ria, and the interior, of the country will soon experience the advatitagra resulting from ; the hob iles.•,ari,ing- from these new coumunipatiolis.; We' thus already par' icipate in one of like iti Q i% f ,ignal be.. twist; reigrie the. Emperor; the amelioration the roads, aM the • opett k iig of great Alvan% for circulation. „Hi o b ue now e the ptivvrtinr•tjejleriil, has been pleased to express his general gaii , ;•attion at the' zeal of ti!e inhabilants,and to give them the praise.which . is : so much their due, for their co-operation in these us,llll works. Low; N AGati, AUG. 27. 7 —ACC9rding to the latest eck omits, none of the enemy's 'vessels had' ap: peared. in the Belt from the 13th to the 24th of this ttionth.; l'tu AUG. 27,---Ther . grelter, part of the 11 , puties and States of the Dee - have arilVed in this city, . ;•.' • • His Royal Highness the kelniUke) initeph, Pa latine of Hungary, arrived hereon thei;4th, a; tett the'evening, to open the Diet. On the next day his floyill Hightlesslepaired to the sunitner camp at Z e f.g4..loefrii. DRESDEN, AVG.; 26.—The departure of nut tor Warsaw hits,.beeridefinititely fixed for the I Sept ember next. It is believed 'that hi• zia jesty w ilt not r t turi) before the month of De / BERNE, AUGUST. 28.—in the night betvtieen Tnesd:i% and 'Wednesday last, n cloud burst oicr of Schcerfisburgh, Schwatzenberg, Harnhffigh, piesbach, Kiefer), &c. The river of Botach and the Kie-tenbach , were swelled so prodt . ginesi t y . that the former carried away the covered bridge on the road from Berne to Thun,. near Xie , , •: seri, an 11V d that 1 wesentiato entirely overwhelmed thelatier vil;age. • VittNN,A, AO a. 29.--They write from Turkey alias Hostilities have commenced on' the &rattier's of Sesvi i. t 1 .consiiterable, corpc!iriss advanced' from • Ny=sa, and h.'s's made dernomittrationiv•against the • Servian camp as Drligrade. irlit•;,Tol.l:3 b r id to , ~,s ant t opal sly ptize ,it, buthaving lealtied that it was defended by a greater force thbn"they gitteil; they tetirixl ,precipitately, and' with loss.— , General Czerny Georges, who commands ilia `eartif>, is every day receiving reinforeernerits, and is secure roin any, surprize; A_ corps of ,Ilosnians has ad vanced opoti the Di ina, and . spread alarm upon the rir,hi hank, but not being sufficiently numeroas to sitars ,t any einerptize etf imppriance, soon. re- Of the Vjzpr w uf, Traconech • are, o ,a known ; wie.only knowithat„he has cal -1 a• fine 'arwy, and we are,y4ty,, , : aktentive to his ntovetnelita:' • , 1 1 1 , ., Ills, SEPT. 9.-I'o-day a Cotiheilvt.bit'nitneree. held 'at Compiegnts.at ,whiclithlS Majesty Pre 'Fhey. write troin ; Capilonia that the expedi tl 01 he kingdom of V.aleacitri= on' the point of bring comnuineed. • Ntill LS, Aa tvF.D.--1 Cadiz, I liraxib,.ti Dublin, 2 Witerl:ol. DUE.--1 Cadiz, r Lisbon., • ", • • PRICE ovrsT(icx.s TRU PAY AP TwiLitt o'cLocx. Cotts4;l4 • . 63i1 Ornnium -pnr. T E S , U fO4Rt4 QUIS )110fRA, VALIUM AUDIAT? LONnON, MONDAY, S P.PTE BER 10, 1811. Dispateties were this tnorning reeitived ircirn,LOrd dated, the 2191 04 tint I tiey p pit io(4/)ligsnco of import. wo wideriiand contain any Ance. Dispatches were .also,roptimed , from Atr. natal LRcr? at Cadiz, and Adtialij-Di Latin 01" at Rio Janeiro. rectived Cadiz Papers. We regret, to find that Mr:WitiiisSmor. has be under the necesiiry of preserving a remOthatrante ib s t:he " e Government concerning furiousjre portr ports that 'are circulated with tO, the inter riutis of the British Goverpment, have not at presetlt an . room to compfent silbjeeti• m Rhin fr ' gate •Ws arrived at Plymouth er Corinna, which - she left seven days before, The intttligence she brings is satisfaaory. Quer* lay in the worth have been Itnconitnonly and *thole near the sett coast have been assisted in some very successful attacks upon , the ene my by our crnizeri. The movement of Lcird \Vat.- LINGToN towards Ciuidad lioderigo been of great advantage to the SpaniSh cause ,n the by dra%ing ofrthe attention of the encore. F ' We are happy to' announce the sate artiv , ,at of the • China fieet•of ten sail in th e Channel., They were offlahniiiith on Friday evening, all welh Some more Freneh and Dutch Papers, have arriv ed, but their contents are not .i9tei•esting, In.coosequence of the advanced 4tate , orptepara- 'ion in which the Seheldt.fleet : is at. present, .11. has been thought" - expedient to augment puF blockading` squadron: - 'Tour %ail or line have been ordered • •frOni PortiMonih for that purpose. Theofive,saiYt: o the line.whicharrLyed in t he Downs,on 'Thursday from the !re aisn to be attaChed to, : otar beet Off the Scheidt, which will render it . so formidable as!to. re-. - move all uneasiness regpeaing the. farce-which the enemy, : has.colket4 . (l.in that. quarter. We still, however, retain the opinion : we beforeceit'pressed, that RUONAPARTE has no • seriOnA intention of . etituritto . the Scheldt fleet to sea.•, Be has of late felt tlie cited of the British arms so severely in the Peninsula, that he is determined, if possibie, toitiraw' off our attention to another quarter. 'the ,Selteld t fleet has been equipptd for sea,. the Boulogne flo tilla has been put into a'state of aaltvitY; ,and the threat ,of invasion has , been renewed; in The lio'pe, the vain hope, Of inducing the GoverUtnent t suspend its eitertiptta iti the Peninsula, and to withdraw our ;luny. for !tot:ne fl eet will, therefore, make demiinitrations, but we are. Cohvinced they.will do no •more.' At the same time, it is the duty of Government to t .• adopt .every precaution that prudence Cancaiigges4 Some accounts have been received from the Con tinent, which state, that all differences between France ant Russia have been amicably adjusted. If it is cresol, that tie two poweis have cone to sbtne arrangement, which ill. tenderan iminedirde ap. peal to 110Stiiitie3,:unnecessary, we see nri..redion to doubt the intelligence. We stated some time agoiat large, our reasons for thinking that both partii; would, if possible, avoid having recourse. s to arms, at least for the present. But if it is meant that all ditrercriees,:ke,yeally aktjusted,, , and-,that a mutual good understanding has'. been restored; ive Can give no credit to the statement. It, is 'now alinoit impossible that the suspicious' and 'f6ari'Wiiich 'the Emperor ALEXAttlielt and BUoNAPAIITE entertained of each other can be 'entirelpremoved ; we repeat, may not take place, but, after'what has passec4 it is hardly possible that confilente can be • restored. • 181 I. t f HIS DokAiLSTII'S state continues the same. ittIBERDEN. " HA I 1.1,1 E. " W 1.1.1.15." i , Vinrhor Casle, Sept. £6. " Hts-NIa3P.STY continues in ihe S3rl)o state." (Signed as above.) From a Gentleman who has just left' the.eciast of Kent, we learn that by the boats on that coast, ,n great quantity of Gold Coin lns.been expbrted'from thence to the opposite shore, for which every 1001. 'sterling has' been repaid: by, good .of ExChange on' London foi .the atim of , 1401. The artifice of the Folkestone speculators is, to obtain at the French ports certificates, as if they bad linded. British Ma, nufactures•or Colonial pi - educe, so that if detained by any 'a oar cruizers, on returning, 01(1 are Set at liberty on producing . ,such certificates. On the w her side, before.these,aclventurers are A lcoved to prOceed. on shore, both they nod 'their ife4sel ate obliged to submit to s strict search and ex aniinaii6n, 'after which they are perirnitteel to; land with the specie; and receive' every attention. Ii from stress of weather, Qr fool), any aptirebens - ton al discovery,by the 'English sh'ips of war on duty, they find it ,convenient-to return, the prerptation of the,, certgicatto - to, the proper 'officer, 'secures to them every accommodation at the same, or any of the, neighbouring barhours.--This prnfitahle trade has lately been. carried on too considerableextent. It is conducted by boats su light in their construction, as. to he borne: from any ;suitable distance cm the shoulders of six men, who leap into them as Soon its they. take ,water, and' row them with a rapidity that will generally disappoint all pursuit. They_ art:. also built with so mod) science, ntid managed with 86 much dexterity, sthat•they afford the security Of a file-boat. ;. • Friday-a Cauft-martial was held at. Portsmouth, on Mr. John Win. 14ahlarook, carpenter, of his Majesty's ship Primrose, for repeated drunkenness, and fur having, burnt, or.otherwise destsoyed,r his working abstrad , thereby delaying the equipment of thosloon:—He was sentenced so ho disnii.ssed . his office, 'and serve in suchoilser situation as the Commatiger in tThief shairdirezi. On t o e same day, John Fliches, a marine of th,e I.ertctub/e', fur running away from the hnit, and for snakin g t'so of seditious and contemptuous words, and striking at Mr. Nash, midshiprnan.—Fle was sentenced to re ceive • 200 Harpod, Pre. , sicleot .SPdAtSII P.,4 PERS. CAiSIZ, A vd. tB.+-'-Gen. w 43, 611 the Ih, in tiliz:fr 1113 (444! flrisisied, of Z, 4 ,000 inintry and many hor;t... It. is said that - trraps will ge sent tg, New Spain, rod it is added that the expedition go in the ship rilgeslivs; We are assured the Cores hale negatived the, proposal of an unlimited flee commerce-from Ame- ‘ rica with foreign ports, granting them nevertheless certain privilegs in determined . points. 14430184 advantage, are ; . stated to :have been gained by our troops in .17 .In ~the neighbourhood of Tigneras, there are 5,000 .men with . Generd SUCtiET there now re mains 9poo rnen, including the garrison of Ter ragoiui. In ihe a&ion of the 15th of Jo! ', hAtore Astergx,f SnblLietitentnitD. CALEXTA AtIVALI:3 grrady dig-` iinguished himself, 141v.ing,with . eight theft, defeated eighty of the enemy's dritgoOns. VICH, JULY B—.Sentir MtiLII,NS continues to colreel: the dispersed, and it , is said that Jo-morrow he. wilt ' hav e six .companies. Su eft ET ' ordered, the cletgy of Ileus to sing Te :Deurn, and that after it they should. Otree . .titues exclahic, long live NApo7 LEON. Much artillery, drawn from Tarragona, bas been cartied to Rees, .10 which place the. viisoners from ,t he .fornier fortress hare - been . cart it.d. Sounittl, JULY e22: --The commandant General of the troops of this, province,. D. J. DURAN, ht. , tacked in, Arizit the garrison nlCalataynd, dispersed and pursued them for a considerable distance. More than half' the enemy were killed on the field of battle. GRANADA, JULY 22.---According to letters of the 12th, from Seville . , &WWl' was, on tie 15111, 19, march from that city with a corps-of from Bio 9000 men, but on the 17th he had not set tint. They are, however, ready to start on the first no tice, with their artillery, haggrtge, and.roany•trans. ports, intended to contain .the spoils of the country. In the mean time, the embargo Upon ,horses and mules is continued. BAZA, JULY 26.-A French detachment', con e sisting of 600 infantry, and 15 horse, which had ad vanced towards Dr*na4, again retired to. Granada, on the night between the 17th and 18th: instant, after having many rencounters with our patties, in all of which they were invariably beaten. !The ine my has made . in th:n ciry a rigorous-requiSition of horses, to.mount the soldiers who are Without them. On ttm eed in the Morning,. our prties com. alanded by D. J. VE.S.ET;EiIa itlartned • and . attacked the. enemy, who prrisoned the ha!teries of the Targoe.. We nre assured that the enemy has de !molded' 600,000 nations , frdrii the k,ogdotn of Jaen. CADIZ, Avo. 12.—According to inielrreuce re• CeiVCd:glitlLT wris, With a numerous corps ot, troops, in Castro do 111 o.; the army of General 13L46CE tiisetnb.irked . the latter end of July in Al- . • meria, and the neighbouring parts. Vie last infor: mation * arrived from the Castilles states thoiectatin4; . tries to be in the greatest state of exultation and enthusiasm in consequence of the reported'adrino, tages obtained over , the enemy by the Patriots. VALasmA, JULY to.—On the, Bth inst. arrived' his Excellency the Marquis PALACIO, Captain Ge neral of the kingdom of Arragon, Valencia, and Murcia. He was rectived by the garrison and en immense number of people of all classes; We copy some part of the proclamation issued On the ad from Meant, to the faithful inhabitants of that city and kingdom, 11 . From the moment I set foot on th:.s group& and knew of the less of Tarragona, my mind, far from being cast down appeared- to be inspired with fresh strength and vigour to run all risk in obtaining vislory. Ido not . consider myself vain or proud; my hopes do nor rest upon the arm'of than. From afar I see the , brass walls of Valencia; I sue, like : . wise, a cloud of proteaion over all the kingdom sirni -I:ir to that which defended the people of oci tor 40 years. The wall* of brass are the Vii!ericiins, w hese chargler for loyalty not ; to be shaken vand the cloud which proteBs us . is the Queen of Angels, that is the generous and tldorable Mother of the dis tressed andherontnipetent &t.. Heaven: itself has given the gr'eateSt .iVroof of its predilection for' he Valencians and their kingdom:" [We ;lie under the o l ecelssity of." postponing ihe.temainclei of „this "V roc.laul ; atiou ro..v 1 ~01, 1 11.CIAL Note trsosmitetl bylitt.• Non. 11.-Wlt.t.est.ir, the Etigjish Minister, to Dun Et. 116110 ItIIA.XI Y Alt.i LA, First Secreory of State.- " MOST Exett.siNl-stR, :t " I havehithertnahstained.from-eallitlit:the.. at lention of the Spanish GovernivioA to Abe ~t umours and writings ‘,l7titch have:for some,time4ieen circu. fated in Cadiz, in the • brlief that my fotb,...minie and tnotleration night - disarm those who hate en- deavoured to weaken the bonds of friendihip and confidence which so happily, and with so tnanyat: . vantage .to the cause, have hilherto subi:sted ben tween Great Britain and Spin, • ~~~ ~c e:. t i i en ß g i t t li t the paper's thgf }WO ben Pub l : llelf° ' Well 39 the .rcpofts that . have been circilat,d, rat become so injurious to t; e fifilhlt go da name and c harati`er, and so adapted to promote it ointerasts of the ',enemy, and' sow dissensions betwd. -tbdi killed nationa,Abst I should be ents o .wantittg toil '"tije4'of my charge, and to all the aentimrait i ssu e o f this Oa' , Zoklish an man,xiNus (Or the ilarpy 'fion . and interesting c ause, if f could look w ith ill' differenee - on the tinji)st 'and unfounded `calnillo° Whith ife daily uccomulatlsgainst my , , coung. 't° give 21 . 's-pecimil of the.terma in which thee assertions „ i ta t e lP lc n c e y kt I r t i 0 I°.‘Vfn(t..:.lnre:::°telfel:s6csu)Yl-fillela:co'i.c;;:::renti:Bl:°i certain 3 '; p leic e il : : , 'ses°B l t°Ti n fYgatwilj:eirlire:Ebt:aceig:ltl. ~.. JP'rlel to my So'vereign to his Oovernineslioa o • „ „ , • to the British nation, inteinif ns destitute° I°4 ! ' 91,-J.P.lice, and of good faith . a.id entirely sohreot" /... 0 ( 011 the privciples with 'which Great Britain loscanv 1 frYward -t•o aid ,the• cause of the Spaais b .1C31'5,.1 Bait the c onlplaints and iinputations contains' ll t h e ' PaPer, relatiut, to the conduo of Clet Billoini the rumo.tus noticed iii the month of M 31C 1 ) 135 t td. :atinin:oanil"tia,,rit'oyet.i::.gilakra,d' w 1 , 71 , 1 1, : I, l p l :l N a ''' t: S p an ish e.rdut,n d t :e i un der I ( the ' e l I,l;C:ll:s'4l.7;tiYud I:1:; , ,British. I. w or d, tis t Q h i, h t :lipdira3C:vdn I"ro.'"mierS.Eobngoiridsil:ita)t ti-1(1:1::;11' 8011;j:: the G r o o r°d G tr a r d illu i ni z ei 3 ontt r 'n e it ' : "11:::': trnYriebt::'ll44l r . eity a'" troops su ffi cient. to tate Possessior. of I.ll' 4, .• island, and , retain it in the Ogee. sod poss° 4°ll , r his Atitannic Majesty. . . t Bri t° "- Considering the sacrifices w hir.h GO ~ . haft'rnade. in support of the Spanish esnse,""''Ll'" coo , - ?deling her repeated declarations of this 'eel '' which she has resolved to obkervo w ith resl. L.,1 the Spanish colonieS, some of ' which have '. --ro e published in the Gazette of the IlegencY, ,of doing the decisive proof she has just giv e " °' ,„ disinterest ed views, hy offering he.r mediation bel°', ,: .,.,, S ibnec p ad a rt: i : n or,wt a : rotilec l ar t t:: l bt e iel ' it c iost o )rg l i u t you ' f l i. il:dfsirvillteihi mce h no l et t l a ci ce v rs e sc r i oteyofttotostecrdie ; t o o lt a eo ck cvig : h: : l4,o .'necessary that we Shiatatt find o ur in il. ' 1; , L. s9atiwniealcs..tslici,:oo7l'.shnalls.'ictleitairhpdCeissaetipsdecsit onhsantalt.iihitaneir)dawrin.,:lonlinPcitYith:a•iteliweloPridgelae:grri:.?trirtet'd6)ll::3l'e:it'iti.:iit'lltt'lli . and. 401. .. • K O I this critical .in invent, trt consent to suffer ' l ' fe , 0 01 , ofaysinidtiehataisagbetehne:honour of MY fop tacked, ~iiictenlY .., .rigniuit. tendency of. whibcyli Paurbelieslirfwfi's:l43l::;:' • parent. Desirous, however, to Pre sc7 ' ~I f . e , 1 , 3 . ,__ tne 'heist alteratiotti•the sentiments of tut3"l 4 ' ,o p :ialytior;tatiorn;Sietendy, . ~,n 5 ° i.e.., and esteem with which - (lie tWo: 1 101 " . ~ ow . _ flier, in the name of his 13ritannic Mel!. 1 , p• who i e pr iO . ~, hb& Gorernment, and that oft he ds.yelealil" ' tIO'll';'fill imputation of views of rlgtra° ' ' o dirk ..,-,ii ii.,.. ... • in". ctleingmiclosertn:ssietiivi:.:rtillid.dsoe!re;lo;' ',,ts4.itoial.acqbiAt lan, either. in "rtl °' at itiTexpenee of the Spanish Natio°. , li t,to i deny l" i,s . '''" lirith the s:itne positiveness, ~,,Ti tilt iti,finv foundation for. the interpretation- I'f . ' ; ,,h notes which I presented in the inon .r.,un the . su4gesting that tile Spinisli provioc., te nt, 4 of Portival Should be . placed under lb° 144 c, as bi 1 , 0 0 authority of Lord Wnt,r,tatoti , , „„ . ' e Into I. .more was" intende,cl than to nuthollz orty [l i c i t t u r f 'freitiii then) the military supplies w , iiictii, .• • iii of gors,orcHt;o ' r cfliits9,.g of furnishing. hat O tt ' "! tin like manner, solertinlYlo7°' t- i sle iltrioyri'Sotovreeirelaigeor,inbeoirobseisio4Gonivearlo:t:t f ,► c.. b . : Ad l iii a ; 1 7 .,d it ; ,100 A ( it any re'nforeerneots were sent to.lo_','.ibute ta'i solely and .exclusively in order t . O of c : j t oe detenee of this, important position, ' 7 ~f , ill° l to the crown oi Spain, Lastly, 1,1 ,0 a o f " I repeat what on many occssl°ll,:riaiti, O / 0 ed to your Excellency, that Great h . 60 , 1 0.:,,, part lit 'tbiti contest, had , no (01,7_°: ; 1) 01 4 ' 'O l asthe . glorious eeorts of liTocrotricr),,.,,vi tion to recover its liberty *rd trl.,ut:jot '4101'04 that she persevered irk lt '4l,','r any etr o ff of. her OWO 2ggratOrtiell'ef't ," tialtid3n7'blateglieriCetlll[ll:9l:dtillie:CielbeSutti;6lWBlollljetilelletortilViii.elso_ll:l‘ilijsniitiiiL,jil'':lei:tic iii; etpuSlo Of the .eneMy, arg i . 'l7° o f t he Sr rylobagchy. Sirs I ej otis e( 0,0 integrity, an den° toe d 1 • 'ost Excellent .. ...r ito .4,;;#..goncosion, ril .„ ~,, p!esjed tu VC,' Vittritsltier lenars- tpxocse:iitdrecid:eci:l;ritiCi9- N , 7,1 °.t e t) h i ° I ig l e l) ; !, 4 0 9rs je ' ;Oka, ~ Regency, and 11.6'1" `ll;6;nitt, that 41/ e! vertu jer to , r ef mand from the Spanish Go .. , • .- , • ell to it, )I' ? r `'. edblY 11 publicity may be. g iven t.,ch.must in c ol lite serioto conetegvencei4 w", on 00, col ic ., ao od .ault, should the Spanish i 11‘'ition to be sucjtv.34 intentioes 'of life .EOl-3.li'l' t i r e woo§ all t;ioo},ire: injurious,suspicins will , )) ,)e Calculate tor _c,j,, ircolatcd throoglr ini,,ctly ,11.,,,c;,:"_, 10 0 , j r.,; 001 . ,": I have the -honour. to i it.iioati:l.Taiiibe C lane), the assurances of illy • el4flitileti, . , i-...i‘,i,.•iii (Sflt) 'lv to,VEaceitency, Senoryoa It; i Am!? to lidolaxl r Az , r 2. e „,, t ocin 5 111° l'iltilf "fWilia' under the necessif Y o °L 01;v;,..1 in: spiiisli G ova-wilco iiit i ,P., P,. Woosi,ot,