The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-29 00:00:00

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Ve4teritity the following' Bulloin was sliewrs al St. Plattee sr. WitiLlsor , Castle, April 27, arr. " tit& MAO 1/sl'r_ going on (Signed as usual.) We this morning received the following LAIR: from Oporto " O&owro, APRIL 16.--NUllling particular has latterly ocettited.—Fr , :quent skirmishes have taken Voce on the flatulent. " Almeida was' still'orciipied by the French on the ioth instant.--14agrwina commands in ," it ; be has only 47,500 men; :but plenty of provisions. The last accounts state that place to be completely blockaded. , " The nMilitia under General SILVBIHA have re. turned to their homes; and the,division of Porto , under General TaANT, are expaeled Imre in 4 stew days. The French have raiie4 a corps of row Por. tnguese, chidly composed of boys from eleven to fourteen yearn of age." Some more t.renrat -Papers, has. arrived, 'They contain a fresh nrcoont of the Batt Barra3a,- 11VONAPARTO, it seeilts, cannot make *tip hl3 mind at all to his satistadioti a tApit that battle, tholAgh still. 64s the Hagfish were dvkited, - ' hese Papers contain no riCVWfi . ^ • A report WaScircuidied on SatUrday eveoing, that an account had been received of the c.ipture of Bacia;• joz, and yestorday it was s*td t l hat itot::lligenco had arrived of`thv defeat of Marsir.il IlEa motto. There 16 no foundation fur either of these reports. Vile hope that the °purple' of lib'erslitY'arid can. 4ouv set by Lord G,RVY otr Friday,' will be 10110tic,.1 by t bMie ho have hitherto aaed , tit i:onjuation Nif`,ol him, (ti oppf.sition to the Mitli4trri ; but if we linty form any .jticiglment float the I,iitgu:lgy of ti+e 1' arty wntcl , ,, that boo i 4 not likely to b 4.3 tea- L o t, lsti Oppo , ,ition Pa; ter this,morpingi as it (!vtcrootwil to sh.e.w that the Part) will not 'prti#t b) e%.vt-riencr , e,, Las lat',6:ln to ieStline ita banal'gl„utrty language respert Mg the state of affairs in the sues,- and agsures its seeders; .thm the l'efutal of the Qortes to a petite, Lortt W et.s.'NolisfaHGencrallssimo, has thrown us into a03,116t embarrassing situatien. We should really have thought that the Party would , at least for a . time, have been rather cautious in making assertions, and , that they would 'Have as sumed a mbre modest tone in tlielr spe culations. 13ut they seem determined to persevere •n their own course, and to rent their claims to tso tore credit upon the basis of their past mis takes, Ministers flutist be abused, Wlictivg bDC— CCcSsitil or unsoecesiful e but, it eppears.. as it, in the former case, the aVuse is always more, violetit and sev* ete ; particularly it the suc cess be; as 'iii the present instate e, too obvious to be misrepresented. It very often happens, .how-. ever, -that these angty opponents of stirs, in the heat of their invectives, thra4 out; the most piling tatC34l3 Upon their own friends. For ettami;l! - :, the Paper to . .whichwe allude, speak ing otMioisters, s;iy4, “.With - a proper disOaio of " remote consequences, and: of the tedious pre-' " cesses of judgment at retteaion,' they .May be . called the beings of a 44, ephemeral politicians,. " who, if the morning happens to btrez and.tiutter about, careless what the evening, may " bring at Wind Hod shower ': Is it possible that the most ardent supporter of. Administration could have penned a More bitter attack upon the Party At the very moment, when the plans of Government; and of the gallant Geueral 'who commands in Portugal ) have conipletely succeed,. ed; when the ptincipal men in the Opposition are confessing' their own criers ; , when Mr. Vote aossiasf confesses that our success to POittigin has been " no less glorious' to Lord WeetoNoTosi. than conducive to tbeiliublie safety." At that very me mem the supporters ‘ ' . 1.4, th . e'Party think it Wile to acLuse Ministers. for want of judgment and, refitsc-: t ion, and to iesinnate; - of''Conrse, 'that, ' those qua . • • lities are. possessed in .an eminent degree by the lerifierS of Opposition. , As a proof of the • supersoriey : , !ut reflection, on the part' of the Opposition, we are surprised- they did not quote the "P•zecis made by Lord (titters vr 1.4,E on the loth February, taut liti*a:tqcks be, foreAlabsEria began 'his retreat frorn Portugal, in whiCh he eXpi : es4d disapprobatiou of the plan adopted by Monster' for .assisting the Portuguese, and asserted that. tc could he, of tie avail. In the same spe, ch his Lordship , reported (for we are (11.1061 c; yorti the Newspaper reports of his upecch) to has e ridiculed the assert ten, that the French wtse in want ref provisions, and to. have .declared that, oneier she system, he eonecived ulti mate suricess to be. irepo.esiNe I—We 'might' snake quotatious, without „slumber, of a air - Mier Jen. 'fleecy, ft ou :thesis, eoltes of iVIs ,' WniTurt 6, AD, - and Others.; but ,thty' mast se fresh in the recullec. .tiot. of the public, that it is .untiecessary. - Surely Then n more,utiluck'y Moment could not live been ;chosen to praise the judgment and refleaiatt of the ()postillion. Whit would be the 'state Of EuroPe at thti moment,„ if the Opposition had been in - power, according , to their , own account? Why, the. Preueb'seould have been in possession probably of thewhblettisinittia,certaitily of pos. tatgal,Wi tit forces eediminiihed,with reputation umarnishrd, with the cleeraeter,,,of• untouchedi France would base had possession of all the ports most enn. revientlor itiv,tsion . of these Litigaisins, and we stiould Noe remained quietly at home, waiting till it, was BuonapaitTzta good pleasure to beirig the war to ourlloors., Such. would have been our,situ. allot). Let tae now 4tee what is . Our sitoaticm'under the. Administration of the men who have " no Judgment or refleelioni:hose '" beings of a day" -f-those- " ephemeral politicians." Portugal' (that country 'which Lord Gaanytt,Lieti isknowledgecl .to be so important to es, that, do s4cri6ce of men or money could be too great 1 0 7 save it, if it c,,,tid be savt.l), hatr.t,teqki cleared of its invadersthe 1 4 'restch have ' been' driven ont of it with disgrace—their, best Ge. nerals have ben baffled ;;-- their choicest troopit are 'diminished numbers, and disheartened, . , by constant , defeats.—The Irrenclt military cbsrae.; ter is lowerecl . 4 the ey,eo of Europe, while that 'Of .liiitain. is proportionally elevated, and an example has ; hero sst to Spain, Whieli we trust iq Jun time will produce the most beneficial result. `BUt this is not. all; in every - part our success hat beerieoally brilliant ; in the East,' in .the NVest, we have ',west, tad trout 'the Tyrant and his Allies, , eVeryoneof ~their possessions, e Very colony has been cenquered. Let tliepublic then make a comparisonbetween those " ephemeral politicians" whose plant; have been at tended with tetll,ll 6lurietifi success, and those. Jura. iiotts and reflaling Statesmen, whesv opinions are now"conielited to have been erroneous, and - whnse predittions have all turned out to he unfounded. Oiterday, at tWeiV9,O'eIOCk,,IIIS MAJEsTy carne on the retrace, acarayrillied by WINCVEi.SIIA mi d D i .. WILLIS; ;Loci wdlitod till eve, w Lam in. Mfijacii relorned to Oißtier. r rrl WiNttinunA then toisk leave offthis .I.lAJninc i and at I* o'clock set ,ott . For Loud fli, itr dal Iliglmtss the. PR tptt RF.DENT arrived ty morni* oil ,a. vis,tt. to Ober . . The 1) ol CUMBERLAND His° arrived. At two o'clotk his MAJESTY resumed his oiler pt)on's walk, aCeompanied by the Duke of Culq rEa LAND i and iTeneral 6%t; YNNE, and walked till four. • . ° On Saturday her MA.tasty's Council met at the accol ding to appoint of ent. Gal ,the (Qv I . ,:fitg ° 3 return from Frogmore to the Castle, ,at 2 oieloCk, the Membets, .con‘isting of the Archbiihopt of CANTERVUIty and YORK', the LORD CHANCEL Lott, the puke of MoNTrtosE, W!NCIIII.SI3A 4nd Aylesford, Lord ELLENUOAOUGH', and Sir W, • Githwr (the Maier Of the lions)_ were intr.dueed Imo the presence of the QUEEN to the Council-room by Earl 'MORTON, her MAJESTY'S Chamberlain, whey) they proceeded to hold t Cougcil, and ex ainine the Doators as to the state 'of his MAJEs - ry's We 'lament to state, that in-a letter frotn the' refilsal ()I the Curies, " to'appoint Lord . , WEE:- I,INCIToN Captain-G,:teral," pOsitively stated,— however, trust', that 1.11.ir determination of tilt' Cones is not irreyondble.. • I German Paptrs to the ,1541. Inst. nedompanied by Letteis from Konigsberg and Memel to the 7i h inst. Ate arrived.- The 110ians, length, appear to be fully sensible Of approaching warfare with France. They have formed an Al my of Observation in Po land, consisting of 50,000 men, and countermand. ed. (he march of several corps tOWards the Danube. A.park of artillery ha's also arrived ;. and, in'addi tion to the linperill Guards which were . tinder or , ders to leave Petersburgh on the toth inst drafts haire been made trorn the Itroops in Eioland, and, not more anti 4000 .would be left is the tauisons there. Prussia, in the event' of a war between France and Ilussia, would, it : is t hought, be Constrained to join the former Powr.; not fewrer than 40,0n0 French troops are asseMhled in Westphalia, reatirto occupy her territories incase refilsal, or to supp6it tier in the ev.•nt, of 'alliance. Whhin the •10st threi! months more than 1000 pieces of artillery have• passed the Elbe. The lollowipg are extraOs from the. Papers Beitt.ttr, Aratr-4,— , Ottr Court Gyzette of this day COOtalllS r 1 PrdelarilatiOn forbid.leng any 147,,,g1ish inr,o, or hide , ;iny.foreiguer,, to enter any part of oiir territories without a - pasmort. 'lt is helievA tht polilicat rC.asons:have•induced our Sovereign to ibatidon his detssg4'.of: . giying a tweeting to the Emperor 'Alexander. the organization of the natiouoi guards proceeds with much aaiviry I the citizens view it u,itt4 as indications of tranipility 'being interruitvd.-- (Aliona Mercury). CASSEL.,•APRIL 10.—A eorilon of troops is.corm. *nig 'along the whole extent of okir toast, to guard against any insult of the English crinzeri.. Ai%tlecree is expeeted to be iSsuedin a few d:iys, forbi4ding any person, not a.oative nf Westplialyi (Fk!nclormn excepted) :to reside within a •ceriaio distance at the coast in isolated sports.—(lderny SHOBV.ii c , F xkits YLBE,. Arum 8...114: , Kermit - - berg, Governor at the Duchy ,of Oicknonrgh, has issued tinier, directing the intiab t ,tits tp4ive up their ;irtne, and instituting domieiliaryvifiirs to search them, , , • PAitts, APifIL 21—Their imperial 11,aiestic , i oft this morning, at 11'0'c:tuck, for St, Cloud. On the...l9th her Majesty, was 'ettorehed 11t het Chapel in .the Unit l eries; She was precede d and 'followed by her o,fficers,ind Ladies, in., waiting.— M.. De Pradt, her Majesty's Almoner, said tuass;-- Tho. Otrerihgs wt:ru carried by the Duchess of-Mon tebelio, Lady of Honour to the Empress, and the Conntels Ue Lucay . . The Emperor, hunted 6416 morning ia tha , Forest of St. Germain. A mail from Cadiz hashrought papers to the 13th iM an b. Their COD tentS Are uninteresting ; relating 'principally to trivial successes in distant tinart , :rs i of ~, t.nieh the accounts ;1:114 necessarily be vague an& in accurate. The Rekency Gazelle ol the gth of April, cootains a long nceouut ar the; .operations of the allied army uncles. Generals LAigNA anti CLIALIAM, ; 40111 its landing aLittgesiras to the hattloftaxrosa.; jt,conclndes as follows . • • Such' hate heen_the memorable expedition, and battle of the sth of March, in which British troops haye again shown their discipline, th.eir in- comp and extraordinary valour , ; inaintaining.their reputation - of being .superior to the French, which diey have proved oti evs.!!" occasion, when they have contended against "Thu Spanish !maps, invery, and heroic euthulias.m, gloriously fought, and in the trt a cct hrilhdui manner oierennle their' oppressors without the dispersion of lied army his euveredit self withtlory,..andrneiitshe eternal gratitude of Spanidrdgi:and the'a:thikiption of Earop_e.l_ At NaOrid it is supposed, that - king ,Josstit is peepating to, take his departure, disgusted with' the state of pfrairs,land_perhaps.impelied.by a sense 01 personal 'danger. .Wo ate ,cold, that he and Lis Council, itottead of in c reasing illeir,atiivity and at tention to proportion to the disasters,.transact nc.bo siness at , • Some alarm" is excited at Salamanca. General GA It DANNts has left that City, with detaCIIMCIIt lor Franco, and many person's, who are doubtful of the result• of the present confliet, have availed theinielves or this opportunity to leave Spaiu, Eittratt of a private l e tter from Stockholm, dated , the titatinst. three days Liter than the intelligence received from that capital by the lasi brad . from thotransaaloo it anodes to ma - y lead to events of same importance:—' 4 Information has just re*cliett this place, that some French prioateers have had the audacity to cut out' and epture, at Mat wik, 4 Swedish vessels, and carry 'heft! away, ..This views irritat(ll almost every one; and this rely evening a Messenger was d'optilehed by BRKNA• neira to Carscrona, with order, to Admitiil PUKR irninedlatcly to send Out a frigate and two Cotten., Hod make reI , Ii;AIS on • very French till, ulcer or ship fitted out iroin Prussia tor Vinod) •oceotoit. A war Dearnark is con•idert-.d as ; and hostillies, if ant ahead) , cearnetic:,:il, i.i ill, I think, inn it trw NA'VAL NEWB.; nr ............ 1iante, of itaios:t:ll:l6:lll.l.6igu'i'Ll!E, :lAii,reitt,tt. 26,—,vt i t v 4 ed g till!le,Fr;in,dclil:l. 0 . 1111)1: went ot 190 men, from the Neuf Fp , .ei St. a Oen:filet the letter V.s:.: on Or (.;till of February, in c - . -"Taay. with the Frond, ti ~.to 11.' 1 : s a i t ch she ar:riv se ecialt)arPaot e rt d si7rolluo Portsmouth trt°ftejr‘liitii s og i' , c :;ri i i : in n• countered . several very lieavy r,sle o s f wiiri, bi .t IPS Dot leceived any dainlie ; she ii a very f..e sctsd . If her class, and wa s taken posses sion ()fat the stir . Fender of the Isles di France ; Lientenot Ev4tas did and several ot her ()dic e rs came passe:igen ;n die ' treprenanie.. . . Arrived his Mitiesty's ship Diana hom thc d:aen,:io „ Le Cdc'a; and PO: 11 ' 8. "' franl i Westward; Ouernsl ; !LW: the Two 8r0th,:r5,10.15, from..., , . Came down from Barripo'A and atieh ore d In Caw . , sand Bay, his Majesty's ship Gibrailar. , Ilvl Majesty's jLe r ts. a ti y i s i :is : 6 7 :: id . 1 - 0 : A nae r rcnisav Rapid i c , l ap t ß l i i dfi e s r:/f i e:, f i r . ! o a d l i t v w r il : 1 e 1 ; 4 : f t l i 1 1 , , ' Mouth. FHAIOCIS ...E:cn, late , a saela'ndialtilutilel' belo ngingircl:::: Pce nierchenm tan; and who was shot tat 1611. days since by. the; mate of t hat ship, dial 01 bli rin wounds this morning. Iris Majesty's ship C resor, of 80 PO, l atl/P 11 1, 1 rived here trum Lisbon, is to pc laid up in °l‘ i 'at ;his Port. ar,,h It :ii I hs A great number of .cavairY will `" --3r 110 y t ,olb,te,,ienttdtwinly.-7. t7nspert: noW be rel l ii i :i ~,,voio 29 1 11 anti 2011) inst.; their dzstinatiai""'''' ' Sailed. the.Pitirce r. iun-brig ig for Basque 1 03 ~ , . t:isc. co ,}Allllol:...y:teiO4..9lotellse4loY..,r:ait3o. s-,airi:yl.lPn,dal:offi:l'l:alfiirlioe;:ini.loo,llfit,:itiignie:?..)lot;lll:,'ltt.of: Lisbon. ' c : 7. D , ta E n A: Coquette, i .0 r,o ti ti d .. 1,5 1:7 t in . en fol . I I "' 113iLl' i 3'.ljllll' (lc . : -- us, r/ ry IPP4fil L) Arnir. 28.-- Saitei the ;it 0 p Piitised (hi (fog : the ln'gi).-o wns en atur - k i : uid soil A l '• 46 ;0 ICtdilcsitri:liivel!;l:otint' 1411::IriCv:1,11:11:013811idn:::is°114hi' J . _ ilaioluL:n. ri" l l : 2 6:l:sk d o i ti ti T a :il A ' t' l' a - i ' L '..i a ..--.Arri Vei thr;11111';Iill •.- , ' CO3V : Ok frOm O port°, cSaßilittirditi.AllSaArpredit: a:(3l.lpAittt'ee:oo: r., el ,e , .......,.. : 4 i i d iro clown the . Rib his ,Mojcs y's sliio Cl' Len .. pard. . • . . • • ,' I; ki" 11 C,'• ante up the river to be pe t , 114 . sul;CPleSLll:A:l;tist.av:;. o S litlisil'lNll kAtjesgltt;l:i'llbgri; " Sc; ' 1:1r: ,;ue. . . .1 114 „..,..... . Yeillowl tiOcoatifin,et.ildtbh.r:gsfitilia.rriet d ud ' John, 13Alcti:lit i f ic : ' T ' 144. the. gailiot Gate .Brwarting, Juba an br. voyage. wii tt salt. tor notvid4l/' p o 1 0 i and JO . ter, from Lisbon • the ship SOO- .1." , d S a r ah, SOP ,1. tile: taondmAthessubtiriAg:atrileatitireelaPt:):ntrtoll:ai°l.' MA ::::‘ . til 014 , ter, from Lisbon ; they bring 0 0 ot r-le • I IN' fr . 041 Lisbon . i • oat o'' ~ folbeeP ao i a Y i'll 'il ;they ere•ari 1 lo'aion .of I ilia,. Mojestys ihip -', f WO ° . d 0 GtcANcertd t the 'MOO A. ~ but ported 0 are port of is cor.Tv° • coo . ' thf 1 1 ° Isla6ds.. , piper, "... This ireithri 'the rfalli,o, O de - -,;,, •,, ' :.) kacjingaia to 114 Port, beisveY,l,o"lv. . . .........- ,iitr,:;:,-sir. ~,f , 1 4 .''irrqr,.,l,ll*(Stlill'ZitilocitiTlot)tir'irsi° Ili.jSilitiviitEleiril,'.:7oll:itia:?;);s''Al N6_:211,' kott'utic::Stat ;' raid it'll ort`lu'i,ce. 41" , •-'llo,Yalio, foe rite hotuii,' solo trroe , P „ o r, re recall. • rhe'9l.4o, ' hoard. 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