The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-13 00:00:00

s !novel t owlrds Albuqu k erque. Th o enemy ILid tht•ir whole fOter, e XeCpt a weak piquet„ otlie The corps u n d e r r nt the Goadidna. ; ' Socr..r hld halted in the neighbobrhood of ;,el',ll BALLAITEROS returned to Gibbraleon, Ayatnente, on th e 2gth of March, his force has been increased by the amount ;on men, under General ZEYZAS, from Cadiz. OR3SIERES arrived at Zamora on the sth ' with 7000 men. The corps of General consequently moved on to Mon Corvo on th e 14 i h, We have received Lisbon Papers, from which we have extracted som6 most interesting particulars. We this morning reteived New• York Pa t h' 10(1 1 Irom pers to which we hate Made some ex !ra6l4. Non-ititeri:ourse AM, and a Supple mentary Act autholi - bing the Presicicot to suspend 11! operatio n , iu. eise Great Britain si.ould 'rescind her Orders in Council, have both been passed. A dispotetook pidce in one of the . deb4tes be tween Memr4. RANnot.pu and'EPPcs, whidt, 1 16 i' IPPears from the foilovving ext ra.Ets, had nearly ended in tt Chia' M/AstuNoTow, Iti'aeon 1.-- upon I. e A duel is a gree d iween Messrs. RANDoLFH. and Ernes. Ii W ill probabl cop, y tik e plate to - niorrow. It occurs i n equence of oilence given by the former to the lat ter in debate on Wednesday given night. The chat. After leb lte, it is gaid, was and accepted immedi a t e ly lite offence loc,:pened." that Another letter of a subsequent date states, . 14 las and RANDI,LPII had, from the time 'the chat , ,17itowas given and accepted, been Hail prthising with the Illorticious weapon ; and that probably, ''''''d"g would adjust the misunderstanding, but the lacti6ce ofli'le. • Nin'the Now York Paer, " V t r e have!of the 9th. the fell a gr p est,pleas ure i n g i ving publicity to wi ng articl e c Permi tt in , additi on t d w h ich we may ed to state, that Mr, Johnson, Of K.eit7 ItickY, was the friend of Mr. Eppes and Mr : Craw (4'l,4 Georgia, the friend , ul Air, Randolpif;— • " Mr. k, , sle ." Colo•tuatCATioN. sis authuri4ed to sLalp s that thedif-, t eronce which unfottunately took place between /4r ' E PPes and Mr. Randolph has been athicahlY IC, ~ i .tow upon terms whieit a re'bonoura!)le to both . Isittirt." kola 61.1 II ConaPsrobioct4 AT tvAtitituOroti. itOUIL: c)F It LPRLSENTATIVLS, WZUNIPSDA..Y, Pat.,17., ~,, (Colitinucd froi;i Si, o'clock .1)..M,) ' the 111Cios•!(1 Bill was passed this morning in the ter they I 8 of iteprebtOtalives .at five o'clock, having • le4 M Session for 37 hours out Of . Perhaps Wa4 octVvc e xhibited 41) in the deliberative Lt.gii trtoltiVe Aisernblvtif a p eople pretending to be era;, 3 re singular and .disgracelul scene than that of last 4404' Btlete,Members hall au opportunity to rne". P°se many important Atnendments for the rf•lie t of th e intrchants from seizures, under the operation of th o l a ' 1 , ,ii., . 't v, the 1 1111 was r ogroast..d for a third reading, ~1 1, ,", "" d leo of Mr. Epp es, as be afterwards avow- the filld it may be •jtidgtiLl, by every candid m:icl, ut . m enu iniscrable Cl)cloce of cuing in ,any ainvnd "'ent, however just and reasonable. and 1""jev" trtit bulTorted by arotnent, when it is ' eviJent, 11.941 l'avittg,itt so read y a stage engrossed the Wil, (141 it was the fixed detertnination of The inljorily • to pilia it . : • i in that facto alld no other. Notwitlitit.ilid. 141 this, however, •mmy Gentlemen of the mint,- ' t . tY were determined to do their duty, and to les' th t sYmpathy of the majority for, or to speak vit:i laer e 0_ Pr"PietY, their enmity to, the merchants. — • he teal ocnendnutrita were proposed, among ot I ler. , hi lelloWing 'one by Mr. Putter....(The objeo of haitriwth to prevent the law going ittto operation 1 .4 4 " Great Britain, unless France had revokeil). t:etie• Prat ' c i haa '144 revoked or modified her de. t es, as that they. hive ceased to violate the tteu'rsl bt un i IN ten of the United Stares,,..4yea and Noe. _1!1 taken, there were., Ayes 35, I\;(4es 66' 11-Vbe Bill, which was a Supplementary. Ad to jo"thy..4:l""eutuse Ae, Passed by a large tea, .p............... eui, v ., t4Y oi cVY . at twelve o'clock his IVLlmrsant walk. brtl t 0 1 rii"ls,4 Tvirace, .accompanied by the title 001'00..":,411ent.Atro and o,susatudit, At 1,0 din ner ' At MAIRSTV roturned. to the Castle hip ~, . ilt tw. coovk his MAJRaTT resumed fr,llt ,4cT.O iftecoinpaoied 'by General Gyetyrrtir, till P Yittl).(' t. , c ittleks; fIY "effig Good- Vriday, the Qtra.ew and o 4 e " heztd divine ' lAr cf , hue. service performe d in in - tfrrht,,h4"d4Y h'lng Maendav Thursday, his Majes h,„ ' 4Hi tY to 73 cid ' i. li g ills ai.„ „, ' ) .. rnep, aud 73 old won.p.), I(,e r„ ort - i 4 t h e Y.I, Nix o. was distribute i 1(4 a itrq,,4l,..___,.toliottlttig to Whitehall Chapel. The ti!4,, t")67l'l:l,onyousistect of 73 silver penniet, about ,I,tY ot!,,,it cat,, bttf. four lo4ves of thead, ,a.qtran. the 011,tti.T..,,..4 51:itmon, and Iterrirt,ti I p:, t,54. to ~,,s am tl.tten of cloth fOr ae et and aairt ; 54)ekink.s giveti to the ruin. NAVAL l.Ws• • PLIfifOUTH, 'APRIL i.—Among the fleet of transports that arrived here yesterday from the Me ditecianean, Li t.1;011, and Vigo, under convoy of his Majesty's ship Helicon, of I 4 guns, are the follow ing, viz.—Blessing, DODD ; Phoenix, CARGEL ; Concord, TAYLOR ; Fliran, BUCHANNAN Bruce Grove, HAY as ; William, WATSON; Apolk, BANE ; and Latona, •011' of winch " are under quarantine. tArtived his Majesty's ship‘Golench; of 14 guns; Capt. WALLER, from the Coast of Spain, with the Jane, ASNWIPki, and another trans port,'under con voy frOM CoroOtia, both of which have on board about. 150 deserters from the French army in Spain; also arrited the A.merican ship Rune, Wm. Nut, master, front St Übe,, with a cargo of fruit and salt, bound to this • port for orders ; the Arpericap :schooner William, J. ROVINSON, master, from Na . pies, with a cargo; consisting of wine, brandy, silk, cream o f tartar, &c. bound to London, put in here fur convoy; tht: sloop iiaive, from Dublin, wit ti a cargo 01' piovisioos, bound to London ; and the sloop Photivi; BLAKe, kutn :Dublin, With a care, 01 provisions, bound to Portsinatith, both put iti herd for convoy; the sloop Truelove, I)Av Is , flout Drogheda ; Avunino)e,. ANGUL, fr..in Youghiiii, both with cargoes.of orovisions fur this pot ; the slo.ip Thetis, flout IriJand ; the. - Enterprize, from Yattnouth, with a cargo of Barley, bound to Dublin ; Sancy, JENKINS, from Bristol; and the Zeha and Harriet, EASTMAN, from Wales. His Majesty's ship Goldfinch, that arrived here thii' day from Corunna, has recaptured the ship Swan, front St. Kitt'a, with a cargo bound to Lon don, which vessel had been captured by a French privateer. Came* down the harbour, after a complete refit, bt Majest's ship Royal Geurge„ of 110 guns ) and anchored in Cawsanit Bay. • The American ,schooner !Pillio,. that arrived here tin, morning from Naples, is uht!er quarantine. She Ming, inielligvace that an account of .the. as_ers experienced by the • French oral in Spain had been rceeiVea WiliC:l had gheti &Litteral dissni.laction to. the French inhabi•taittm, who utterly itbnorred that ontortunate , cainpaign, whcre the blood tit' ;og-..cat a n,liner erench troops had beets shed, w‘tbutit effecting any thing that might tend to ittc: cuuqusext ut' that.tingdow.. 'Arrived ihi.. atierottou the Adventure bucket, Tll,taty, whit snails &urn New Volk, which will bc..l torwordrd to 1,61.d0n. this e‘etiiog, 31 dais age by 'her intcliivztice in teccived ) that 'Ole Non intQi'cotirse .Act with Gi . edt passed ou the 2d of Febwary; atter Which the ektrgoes of B.iush ships, and firittAt goods in tl,nl.ricon vessels, then 'lv! 13011 S of the thilts7d seized, but 11.1 , 1 !tot, at the tittle of the di:parinie oh site packet, lieen coodellitied• .11:Qt,cti vessels of eVuty deScriptlon were allowed to enter the Ametican p 4 )11;. :Ma the Duke de I.kkitic Fiench Kit steer, I..ipturLd a British triei. chatitinati, andoarrt, (.1 11-r logo Charlestown, where her cargo was - sold at !mune OUCtiPtio The packet brings , int 'aceouitt'or the los , . On the 6th March,, .theta, ut his Majesty's schooner Lieutenant U. M‘l'iitisotir, about nine leave t,oin Naw 1:01k,:011 StitJahl Beach, and we ale sorry to.stat,.., that six of her crew were On.. t9rin,i.itely drowned. She carried out Mails trout this Putt tOr New York, Wiiich 'were . saved.. The :eidventure was chased for seVeral hourt on the coast of'Atnet'ii:a by to Ftcnch privateer, 'supposed to be ;the D4ke de Dettezie, but 'escaped by superior sailing. Was not any packet at New York. Arrived the.l\uncy , Cuct.cs, late master, froM Ili* de Janeiro, with a cargo of hides and tallOw, sound u Weymouth; , was captured on the 271i1 March, lit' lat. 45. N: 10ng..19. 10. by the-French prtral..er I.,"ruude-, Decide, altaa 4dmiral Martin, of , in to3 . .inen, and recaptured seven days or Ow /) , ,(rd frigita, Captain Galway. 'l'he rivateer was (ruin Bayoulie; out 10 days, and had wade onecaptutt., whiat,vvas a vettlel from Loinon, with a eargo Wood to the West Indies. Captain cuit.us,.. his . son, mate, , and a.gleater part of the Ciew, were t,iketi on board the privateer. ~Thu Aaiicy sailed !runt Itio, de Janeiro e,Lveti_days since, and tats there only °sic man ot.,wa‘r, whldi was the johrid tiaani, the AsltUital coukcy. .ricelft.diowloA:oiolie pas4eng , -r,r. io th , st Adveroure packet, vis4.l‘tiesii's.- Voting., Wood, and Sta/ibitins ; and .came passengers in the Aurrey from Rio de Janeiro, viz. Messrs. Sim , mons, PariterornelFiulinson. • Sailed bis Majesty's ship !loyal Oak for Basquo Rustle. rALMou If, APH4, I o.—Arrived the Townshend ke par t, _opt. LUCK, in 4 from St. 1 borndes bai landed' about ,40,000 dollars, also arrived the fkalsingitam packet,Capt. ROBMITS, in 10 days, with Sails from Lisbon c she bringi 'nothing new the enemy continue to make *their retreat and are followed by Lord WeLLINGTON. It was currently reported at Lisbon that 20;000 Frendh troops were on the t ir march . to join MAiStt&A, aild it was expe&ed that he would 'make a.stand at Almeida 1,400 pri soners tirriv'ed at 'Lisbon a n fe‘'s , days before the . packet sailed ; the Tagus is quite full of shipping, and provisions are as cheap as inJ.4lgland, partied lady butter, cheese; potatoe;, and spirits; Hollands was much in demand, but - from the Army having advanced - so far into 'the interior, the convey ance is so iifficult, tifit every citing • had fallen in value. • 41,0 arrived the Spanish brig Francisco, PORNN, master, from Gibraltar, 32 days passage; the Alergu, ,Causco, from 'Meant, with bank), for orders; the Eliza, Snaion„ from Gibraltar, with cork ; the Gratitude, ROwit, from Alicant, with wool ; and the Dart, OxtinuAr,t, 'from London for Sathd the Grtilitude, Flows, for Stathigate Creek to pet form quarautiue,• •. • NU packet had arrived at Lisbon when the !tat • • • sing/win4:li led: • Ponrsmorrit, APRIL 12.—Arrivod his Nlajesty's ship 'Comet trorn Gibriltar; hi. :11.1jest>'s hhip illisteioe and flyocint4 from the linizils; , the A r go and Dolphin trorn Li..boti; and the liose.and Dex irons tram Guernsey. Sailed 'his Majesty's ship Formic/ale for the DoWnV, with convoy.. Arrived the Rapid, vvith..d.imago. , from Corunn;!, ,1)E AL, 411 , 11iL 12.--Arrived liis Majestfa ships Courageux, . a, Plcinitisenet, and ilerickk.—Th o In„ianlen remain. Five sAil 1f Ow lino and 250 tranqports may be hourly eipMed from Lisbon, a* they were to,leave the Togas soon otter !he rcket. C6WRS, APR% L, I e.--Arrivvo.l the AMeriono fripte Essex from clierbourgh. outward, arrivi. , il at Madeira .the e.i h:t viog partcd.witil colk , :•9yfif toe Hus•at . , Fleury, Ott d ..V.r.thorr Caste, of Abe 2 it+ of Fe hritilry, in hazy weather. ,Thy .1 1 4skg, '.vas 3d utt. The It th Light Dragoons. are on their march to Plymouth, where, with settle .othet cavalry, they will immediately embark for Lord 17VELLINTON*6 army. / .1 i f/ . said Gimeral the Marquis de CouPtoNl hos succeeded General LAraxA, in the command of ,the Spanish army in the environs of Cadiz. Th e poutsurdieu F, eneh privateer, of 14 guns, was aken oti the t9th or January by the Pout Ora tripte, and carried into Malia ; and the Noind e o- Fre l ich pr4air.er, of 14 guns, wai taken.off Malagn' by the Dolphin sloop of war, and carried, Gia braltar on' the 121 h ult. j 11t Al irg or PIiUSSIA, it, is Said,' is 'about to piucetd to Konitigsberg, tram whence it' is likely he will continue lii, journeyto St. Petersburgh. The late tOX Sir Wita.Lot AbDING, though be had not pas‘ed through ell' the viciiettudes chortle fated. in SyIAKKSPRAit'S Seven 4ges, yet had rippre r ed in di tfereni charadtets upon the 'stage of lif.. kis first entrance:l:pen the wiirld from Cudego was mitlntee"Of the Gospel,' but wishing for a more naive proteasion, he eidere.l into the Army; and WiS: at the taking of At, length be laid aside the sa , ord, itildthstimed the character ut Civil Ala gitrate.• He 'was many years on the Bow-street •lirn. h, and afterwards was tins Head of the Office. When Mr. ilt4al-1 KELLY' had rendered himself ob noxion's to the Oppolitnhei' of his d:iy, by supporting 'the rhea4ra.4 of Government, his May of The lkiirel lu Me If ise, fdll a vidiin to party malevolence, and was damned the first night ; he found it necessary 'to conceal his t rise at the time that his play of 77w School !Gives wipi.ip preparPtaeu. To effect this .conceahnent, Mr. Anottga'yowled the Public to la.. neve that he Was the author, attoiding »It 'be re. heararilo; and Manifesting all the Ac4icittuto which an author Thight be supposed to leg. The play, bow ' (Ater,' 'Wes stfccessful, and as soon as it was' tea %kelt s i Aj w opinion to be shiken by the rage of pirty, Annt irlt s ,-; 1 ;0 7. M the author, who congratulated hintacit, mot only aka!) the •nik,c's.ss ul his 1 ,1,10, 'hot on iifil)g, as. be said, stlejell a oraich full tots." ". Mr. , . NourtvuTpti, saint a:ter Le.Psmnied 1 hocliorither „ Magistrate, pub l ished at Ahruigitleot ut ih t ; Penal Statnivs,, li Was !mild to be so t work; 1114....,it . !.4ittg very prptil itde 01,0, He wits pies sant OW welt its ,0 privatiitte, but same what too haish,ard °vet bezaing on' : the Benbh. It must a.ekrt o “ However, that t hough olds ntlt'suer may flare L a m ollen tniiiroperly directed to- wards matt taunts, it WWI very well calculated itt kiett+l.4l to cbcit truth, and promote the ends of juivice, Au-I:jingo %V39' conveyed to the .felons" side of Newrgate from Marlhorong,h-street Office, on Thin day,: and , -not to -the Newt • .riser► tlx otated by mpitakir, Tbq vxamilmtiuu-Anevioud to the pr i 7 l finneeo.poolniht.ti wa: :shod- and of a general na ture, Me torgtly & 'Malt he -accused is to 'the amount of about eoool. and the deolai of 'he N.irld writing on the pat of the person whose name it , bore, was all t hit ‘4, en t, - red i ertu , Mrs. Ito bells, who is J , put t ici ln d witnc,si, is Ft:li llt - CUtthtt~-- rnent at the C-..r..viv.cr'i hen.e, 1 ,1 Q u idi mt i l ,•ti v ,,i i ' prison. TPARII ICK LEI,VT ASSIZE. The Conainissinn . fOr heltlinc , .11—T. this counitY, was opened on Nlotiday sennight by the Hon. Sir GEOrtGE WOOD, Knight. A true bill was found against Alb . confined in the county gear ; an,d ettarles, Lo, who was transported at the last Assize, for uttering forged bank bills and' who. is now on beard hi s Majesty's hulk, a:lledthe Poi nand, lying, at Langs ton-harbour, for the iniirder of Richard Whitton, at . Kent! wortli,.'in this .county; an the 26th of Ocs tuber tno,:—Lce is to be tetzlie.l b.ick to %Var. wick,.and they will be tried fOr the said oticitco next Asstte. THE KING V. HON. THOMAS BOWES. This was an indiament fur a nuisance, or,-casioned by stoppingup an ancient tootway, in the paridr of Cakdeeote. There were twenty-two witnesses for the prosecution, most of whom were very oh ; anti being called, 'provtll the existence of the way itt dispute ever since they ebiild remember, clown to the time of Mr. Bowes' coining to ie;:tile alCaide cote a few.years ago. • - The defence that was attettpted to be made, was, that one or two interruption's . had 'beim made since the erea len of the new kit idge 1101 , enttieCOte Hall ; but the Learned and impartial Judge was decileil in hilt opinion that no interruiitiorr : sor alri.fliic way, which ilia! been proved to.loYe.tweu atihrteribpl ,. (l for a lo'ng series etyears before, c.. 1.11,1 a .q 1 todealoy the right. The cause yeas tried by a most,respei 4 l , blerSpecilil Jury, v:hu considered the evidence. for the nrwiecu. Lion to have made out very strong case, and itecord ingly found the detendaw i:trwtt created a. great and general interest jit,the county. Mr. itit, of Park f•Tuuse, Hartshill, was, thq chi.- entor for the ,King. he Bill. U' indiOment. wa iound at the . Midsummer cloarter ScsNions, and re moved by certiorari into the King's fiencli. RYLAND V. PAO/ AND CHILLINOWORTII. This was a .aation ter falselmvrisonmetit, in Ibis to . A n. .Thr defendants had let judgment go by , do. tatilt, and a. Slierifi's Court was held some thou ai.) in, Worwiti;:, ho as4essed ihe damages at 2401. cluse was '"rtftt-rv.ai.l4 laid before Lord .E.:llen. botitittgh, who g,tunteci ti-ial; on the, ,grottod that the: denna 3 t-s tvz...le \VHS apin brought befere the court ; . Learned Juitp,e;. in addressing the'jtny, s4id, terp could he no, doubt but the "darn:iges -- assess( d 111 'the Court were nothinirnotlerate and excessive; and the Jury auturnetra'verdid;daninges • The dignity of a BarOnet will be conferred on the gallant Capt,,Oli M kt7ltiCr. File garrison of Anholt was computed enir,.ly of ltiayal Mit *tit ;liii ablecorps, wbo, on shoe as well as atiOnt, pace SC) Often distinquisitt!tt therntelves. Lettere, l'imn Con‘tantinnpie, receired by Ilits Malta Mail, silk:, that the Ithisitan. Negoctator, ITAurssitt, arrived at AILICIvareSt on the lo th cernher. It , vas thought that' the ditT , rcitt:e4 be “veen' he Iwn , night ttoon anjuitott 3 hot it aroma the Gtt AND StUGNIOn had declered his db termination to co ~e tti to no sacritit:e whatever, :tuff h a d ord e r e d n c y m ,, is vies, ticiog ftCnertninod to gilt, the field in the Spring. . . The Committee appointed to carry into etret.t the Resolution al thy Lord Mayor and Common Coun cil of the City of, London, for erer:ting a .Ariatbla Statuu of his ildaj,:sty in the Council Room, met on , Tuesday to asee.rtaini..by the letters of the Candi. dates, .the Artist whose moJel bad been chosen, when it appeared that Mr. CJIANTIiiiY was the sue cessful Artist. The figure represents his Alajesty standing in hit robes,' in the am of returning an answer to an Ad dress of the City ot London, which Address be holds in his-left hand; in the' form of a scroll,. tuatked with the City Arms ;.-1,1 fhe back grotind is a pu dinient, on which are dcscriped the emblems of Commerce, Agriculture, the Ares, • and Manuftc , tures; :and the, pedirm:nt. supports the Globe Gni which are delineated the tracks observed by the priu. Oipal ~Circuuntavigators of the present reign), en ireled.by the British :Flag: Thts embletn is ohs racteristio of the triumphant command the Britis.l Flag'po.l4sses in ev....!:y quarter, of the NVolid—the natural and necescary cQnseq:.:enee rat the spleadoor of our Naval superiority. The' absurd' rage for hoarding Dollard has pro. duced a general- and most actions inconvenience, from the .want of change. The erroneous expeda, lion of a further advnnen in the nominal price of the Dollar has been aggravit:ed,' in llotno' degree, by the deceptive notice held net to this-publicin the Win dows of certain., shopkeepers, th.tt Dpliars are re ceived in payment. for .Is. $)(1, and ven 6s. 60ch.— Although to "an s.t;ppoili 50 . ignor2nt as not tO figs to be a treq• trick w obtain. caftlotners • for goods at a proprti.)nate thef r mut onlated to operate 4,11 the !Wiwi- of the vulgar and the ignorant. Ti.e Statement of Mr. MANNINn,.i. the House of Corolmull, that the Bank intern! to' i swe , in a`.0 , 11 n forini,l,!it or three laNts . quantity offiank ToLt : ,,, i , Lid. Wit: ptlt art end to the inconveni, : nN: halo' the ,want of change, , so. generalti kit throughout . the Ane;re polls. The son C. ckti ill, or Pantoni):ace, New ingtnn-road, wdq, shy; by ac, idea tittotsh the body do Thutsd,ty, and invt.lntiy expired. He was Out shooting 41 bllllli 4.).164, with a youth, his comptt. mon, :nal the win went off at half-cock, as the per -11011 was jumping oil a hank. On Saturday evening, the 23d ult. about eight o'clock - i as a Gentkman was,rtmorning from Liver. p901,t0, his.house,al he VC'tis in by tlite,4 footpaill, near SpeHow-hoose, on 'rho Ortnskirk road. fientlenian received tio injoly frorzubelire,‘. but two slugs 'lodged In tho 4.,)f his horse, which. immediately fell, and in cat robbers then attackt.fd him with n tdecigepn, lint being armed with a heavy cudgel, he.kno4e4.l,4olvti hid and ;heti eiliteavourpi to map A no . titer of thc thieve t; bnt ItMlit..l: lib be. mu:110J 51tt.1;0W-house, wlicb rill then made c.“:7'ind without r0i+.3.1 %):. any -furl hf.r