The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-24 00:00:00

S , , ' Y A . aneces4. :The garrison Of TArriona matte a sortie, with GOOO earn, o v ou tw i t! Oitalion% of the tobtli mew. Lstalutised gtl toises distance from VI - noel) 'l'h- twtstie was very itvriy and Obstinate ; the elm len companies of the ath Light Infantry having ar rived, the eneoir was charged with impetuosity, owl d ut 1.1 complete route ; our people, pursued "them to the - ‘ery glaciy of the fortress, which, as ilattte flay t, opentd,. a 1110 fit :ream Ti,e Spanhirds' lett upon the field of battle three buutke ' .kdle.l ; th, , s had upwards of six Itutidrd `Mounded. On our aide we had a hundred tilefi liillyd or Aoutt.ed, ' ti 'lie it tin Sar-field, at the head f all the Mi. quelets w ht. h he w,as able to unite from, the different porta of Catalonia, came to disterb our conortunica-, tiuns wit Altos e, General S .ustari, with a batta lion of 260 horse marched 'gauss, haft, anit drove bins Irons ..11 his 'positions, one hundred Ate 't Qf the vkl, the post of Monolancis was as.i,aiti -Ittt.acltcd by the w We of she .80.11tn,let and snini A r ni * un i ted; she brave Cotirtsau ot, Anna!', to. tented toetn with4hts l e.,!us , ouied was' y. !lit, ) 23d, v,, e , 01 8 1 1 ,4,1 4 tt .ttery.en i recite, at 00 !Olsen distance Iron! the furl. - On the UV 11. :iu oroer te, :fluid( on the le% the bittety- eri,breche, bAtlre Fors C3liria, w.is armed 'With tour a. , 4 received the ratite n 'hi Battery 1 t. e ,N„ing ; in,ee nineo tones were at lite same tune mounted. The hard ness of sh e ground presented the greatest oh. iaele%; 200 aoidsera inpatient to see no cannon ans.ker tiiat ~t the enemy, fastened themselves to to. o ,4tui, and dragged them to the hat cries, under c.o tire' of itic- enemy, who made at the same Instant a sortie to oppose the arentti4 of these batteries. (ieneril Salmi, as the bead 01 At, tteventh regi ment of she lice, marched upon the Spit► nianls, but at toe very women+ in which he was en. co.uaging his trows, owls,' wing t` Brave Seventh, forward,' be, was killed by a ball. Tm, enemy paid dear tor tins misfortune I our brae troops threw themselves upon them, and 'eaused a dread ful carnage CVI6II under the walls of the forties*. On the If ash, the _ )'s atteriet were unmasked, and in spite of she brisk tire of Olivia and that' of the , rot !MSS, taut lillipertoruy w;h (1151C1i,4 decided : : in the evening the ut o:i.ia is partly sileUC4l. jp&OnaT yhou . cotr:lT .61)CHET, 4 , 40110411 M in cigigy i.y, Tlig AltNy or AttitAGUN, HIT> $l. iticiiitiLteft-Y4.040•14 146,juit. . your ttgimesi wall bans welt in my lad. report; - tbSt.rprev . , ous, , o ., be cotrcituiqn a.l the 2sl b cLly . of Igay . i the. battery 'Os kvecli ft, olleci after the K , ng of sedial , aed by tram, othe , sow 'Ceeded in ill.. Dons taw tire 0 , For. Olivia, laic cavil• lor, the 1144; ells, t:tt! ttattell * of the ansie, which is thae..ptra.o' . this work 1.4 , 4 (La. .era &eau,— c d l .- t io t k eitiv i t if r o tittg this obtatioed m lbws 3' time, I kte sr:rosined n 1 inanknistrly to oroer on -ositauli ; I chan m ed the iirection.. , ti many Out. 1., secant. home eattribil, r, flawed to ills- e'et.- Ersy in IkW parrot t his ea kto our m ago. Chiet ot the lictu tit ri or trlideryi DUC114111,4 distal ayetleas. ursia4tsv sims brsp,s.ry in it, Of, the vi •.,' at esalls that Wing tact:•c in-ante loaord whit gratitt , atici gave the *twist for the atisault. 1 dippuipted • Focatur ti, C,lraivand It. 'l a+ , first column of: 4tlie.k. under ordeiaof the Chief ut hittadboo, *A t . tit taie. WA) regiment' ot the line, completed ot 390 • 'n, pirceileo by ilto Coptiiit of Ervneers ,inn 20 paper• furnielted• with l adders aod hatcheie, att *,inred to - turn the work arol vat, tile sale, which -they had much difficulty in (cuing, with , times, Ate. 4 , 91;114 a party ot the columns applte,3 their la,ttit•re and boiled .the woilpt, Caplk Pa* piguy reLeive.d mortal wound *Wig directing bis. ti•iftels. The second colsrlsb -1 attack, compo.'. o of three. butler/At .cb , een twop. nom the 71, negitnent of the line; thrette th , _ttit:t of battalion, Alintapie, aria Ca, 4tlitl Iy !WA, my Ankh -Camp, set out Ito a. - the Om cry en bree/te, and threw thetedielver,p„tt a „ s part of the tort voilett had beets battered or Gnaw. A hundred I Aders weae thrown into the teary, Our Vltitigelll3 prycipitateti thAnselvi.s into tb , ..-na, under the tire. (A the easciny. The fosse 1,4 , 43 tdt est. ty f ee t,- our. ltddel* but Witten, l'he St rje : atlt of M iner s, Meunurs, having placed himself' at the top of a latidtl, made the Voiligi urs over his allat1131:16 to web the bleaLls ; his example was tolinwedi btu. the soldit.rs arrived lo.i hiovrly to please their antonitance; they at ilst LLsicuveveal an vise isstolor ot the iss , se part ut at aqtletlllt:t tthiCit illtilitated 'the ptv4sage•i a triple tow ..ut pahaada fentledirpithe Italian Captain ot ki.gia , ere, V 4., cone, ordered thttu to be (kit, Otiti WWI w ilyds the Wilt - my* be carried from tiles IV I I I toss.... 1,:1 llat of the redoubt, which was quickly ec.tlt i, the eillialar, The Hahutr Mittel /4 slited,oll th oc frd4ll In the great-el node/Ai:wit% very ; the greater testsraoce t,e till , more tt ere the ethat is et our brave troops tell otth-d, ..atnidlil clic% ts.l •' Vise N In the mean time the etietny _continued to fire some cannon, loaded 4 it, l dept litltJt, at the vatic.. wily 01 the tun the brine Antalya. was. w. iii the ',lnv ; the kiln ,nt Ges.ersit C 0,1 1,, a. Meseloty, 11.44:tied with IN: film reserve tst bpi) bans* anti teof,resl lie hatti" b e pe„,,to, into tilt) 141,. , tadat, 34vt.li the lives ot eight ottie as avo One t,tBh ;;ittidietY its it, sad t 113 taautett the conquest of the fort. The , t n e m ) ; all ve il" fl d„ A , youred ao save themselves an the eittleasity thu works, behind a naiad It *Sr ) two tiondredarlithry. linen will: there Wied °puts their gums, the rem .it. der of 111 r oittlittoll atilleadeted at d m..rdi sob ; there 9,,u .;a.eviseri Anti 70 aisticeras; ttsys tail t . s - us' et (if tboo, ilrllti' t 3 ,1 b the olotaut. During ibis terraba- Stone a general' luau, given b, ;to Vola:ara wiKirou tit -ill 'he irlip and upon ttait (cot t by t n of Geo, Hawn, engin , hold 1 1 1 ,, terra' tat the a-netn‘►'who wisi'obligra to support bro,k tirt or mal•keity two!): e. , rtimpar , s of ti lts 1 ,1 cb,i f „ i the' bottaliots tat k;lil;iatccrs, 1 1 1 - t)tt .041 kediinh t , lj ( in the Leas h ,, s; • ' t brillisto • Niattietwtesur, the 11,hat4o . n; aardrer • r °retail:it ill Tat; tri - riwir dully thspla,eu-'ll4 g rates'v , 4 or. 110- t litt. t tilt Igltlitth t f potict,hir iud a viratethelit of tf t3'tstoto.o .iia tito liticx 1 - 6;(4661 liC4eigtif of puwder, and 47 piece, of gr. illiery, loss in'the 2& hours did insit exceed -25 n men ui hilird vouclea. , • ;Pia of tort Ofivia ns ited of eight hat. iallone ant). three hundied and eighty a.tillerynyen rir sappers; in all about 2,680 ttieu, at the moment of attack.' on the 30th, at nine in the mottling 3000 men marched from the plate, anti entleaveUred to retAke for Olivia, , but the. brave men who knew how to take it, have Ihkuwhie ti% eli kite vo how taderend it ; t;ley let the enemy apprti ich to the gases, and then drove then bat k withysguur ; all around the tort is strewed with thrire , :rpses, The taking by nasalult of the fortress of oJiVla s has enabled, me to open the. trenches 'agalll6l the town. ihoi night between the Ist-and-2d of Jtme i the fist p I was opened. al 'ooe dhian.e troniCatiUti . S leallitlB to the right 4 , f Drancola. . The baiteddes are erecting, and the fire will ( * OM. tnecice as soon a, they sire rrnnintect,. Our serhit ! . teriei have already e.itaed the post to be evaett• wed. • " - +I am, with rerpecr, COUBI . SUCH Er. Cam) before l'ArraAozi.t, ue 3. %toms DA.Nena, Ju.ia p, hitt .—The• greatest activity prevails at this mohient. at Trieste,' the merchants feel the itlltllettSe;tlwantagel ensued by.the 4ninerial peerees relative to cotton and oiler merchandite. frorn the - Levant. Disptisi2 tions have already been taken by the Fiencli Con suls arid Commissioners, to prevent the conveyance of goods, by M . icedonla and tosnia ti uto receiving any. damage or delay. The inerchandize is eon titled eliati borses and by caroiaths. Many French and Italian merchants have established chuuting. , house* at Trieste ; seveial 9reek hUtises nave also been established here, witere, fur the future, they , Will find more-favourable opportunities for cortrinui ing their coat:tierce, because theie houses specutatc .exeltisiveli in goods froin the Leg Fitt. It is even probable, thitillose who bathertu have. conducted tne interests of the French, Italian, and Ger,ii.th homes in their bas ‘ astrii cotton, bueces4ive. ly remove to:Triesie, ;viler,: they may profitably, `.employ theinactves in that branch of ciAnnterce Winch they have cuosett.—(l4untieur, 19th June, teat.) • • CUNOTANTINprIA, May ti,.---ACCOIOitig to In-. telltgoicefrUch .Schniula, daiear .toirt k f fil, the Grand Vizier nau some; div) 0, before tioi4tect the horses tmis; signalot the order given ter the troupatiimatch' trout their winter 'quartets, and ,i6iti.thet 'Toe under isle c'inttnand will dully rss.eivct leis: uieensta4.llVlii 0,,d . principvil force vil fel nevcrttiek4s consist .in troops front Ronselia, vvileise constancy cal be upon secu rity.' • "rtiedatachtbents of Russian troops, which were, posted upon the rigut batik of the Danube,cOntinue, to pass by degrees to tue lett side. They destroye . ci ! Nicosio previous to tiutit.tti it. 'There is sti;l its .snisiria a Russietti .gurrisuit of 1900 tuen. Those which Termini at gut' k for thetlefence of. that fortress, 'Mann:tin the communication with Guitgewo on the opposite hick, are emitn4ted at. Jaunt bOtIO men. General SAIS has his head..,' guar:erg at CrajOca. It appears that -the environs. of Widden are tree, .and in general we now üb."" s i the grcatt,st *Drool ranive to the Servtans, Thedeet destined for the Black Sea has brgan to go oot of the R y of Itkijusoeri., and it that the Caplate Pacha will shortly tail. with the other ;laps war which are to form atari of it. 1 6 1Ahl1itntalt, JIM 11,—The Baptiern'uf the King of n u m was celebrated herewith so lively and unitersal a joy , that k is difficult to suppose it was more profoundly felt by any other town of the Gritud E opirr. No aculleitt interrupted tt;e plea• but es of thu day, aod, thanks to the wise otrasoros th ataltwittei, order pret,ifled every Where. FRANLFuItr, Juan 13.-I'IIC damage caned by tii t t str !fit of tag niAlit, has been, as We had NJ many reae,ous lor tearing, very considerable. lif tie town, were only a few pone* of Stabil OrOken j :the g .rdens.wete much clawageti, an the Gaya greatly adma6e4l: VIENNA, JUNE the introduelloo of cotton irito , Fra4Ct., froth thil Levant, ism mar ua the tti July, t,ie troustlorts throughtluscity have Wised, Tlicy write trim 'rtirke) , that it appictrs the harvest tit Co toil will be tallt 411 , ly productive titii btat. tiis totelhgence hos Ciii4iotAl pr.ce of cotton to 411 pycily ri f Corinthia, rodOced to *. *jeer- itr. r“odiasoirtunt by ibit ticatv of Vienna, contains, cording to il)ii list . of cooctiption, of 1.19, a pa. pulation of 1 ti 1 ,3,50 +004., Nappxs, JuNs4 y write from Vill1t1)31 of) the lititta inst. u Chebet caf ebb enemy and tour g,uti. , With b utl more (ban 100 the shor t , at A t c. c4ittit, to tO ottemp , to ciptute some Natal builtt timid) , were iturig At Aibt:filsr t but Ilia i , tirowng c~ uia+ it tatty 014Intaintgl by tho'Livio guird4 fit- trated tuutf iutoutuatisi SOLNA , ' QWIS VlCl. PA ,SUM ? LnNDOIV, MoNDAY, /mot -24, 1811: The following 'B .IletiO of the state of liza MA JESTV'S Wiloi'yemercl ty etthibited et ,St.Jetnes's Winduir 22, 1811. " Hts :Shan? continues as well as he WIS last week. " fl ITALvolin. " M. BALI :LIE.. 4 ' W, HELMET:LIN. "it. WILLI:," , W 44 this day lay, before our Readers . BuctNA PARTS'a annual Speech to the Legialatixe Body In the f.re , *eni situation ot,Europe, - such a document will, naturally be read with considerable attention, though it does not convey any precise information upon. the point on which the greatest anxiety bas Wee Mt,. viz, , the state of the relations betwe , n . France.and Russia; there are,boWever, some pas sages which. may...be . supposed to <allede.to Russia, and from which We:may conclude that :thee dif. ferences have either been adjUseed, l nt that an arra ‘ n l e. rnent is likely to take place. He sayirritit , flatters hitnsylt that tne2petce of the Continent Will not be disturbed t but that he "did himself ; t very hide time since, en. e'rt intorii ol,disturbing the peke of 'the North. of Europe (if peace it 'can be calird)'ii.tittite. obvious), from. Ilia baying rnarettod so .1.11 6 e a port •on of 11;s 414,00451 u. , force to the North, and I..calh.d so flimsy of his.bemt. Gene tifirn Sp lin, h-ie their st , rvici..s 'were vrticu lady wailed. Th a parr of 13UONAliARTL'iSpepCII whip b ruler-a to S.. ,in must, in leed, r .appi,ar ,extra , .oroitorry 0 the people of France: _many . preaictinits, that h overvhe'lm . rebel in Spain, sled , u many 'alsertintla, that 'they were 'all subdit d,' except a few parties.ot , stri,ggiint, , . ban ditti, he now mikes, it „a, matter or boast .that he has taken the greater part of iheir 'strong placea, and beat the . Ii aurgents in ~a great „num,. bee of pitched battles. The people tit France` may probably,recollea that in ttina he s.iid that by. the rustling Christ Mas there:3lll)l'dd nut bia in Spain in the possession ut the insurgents,. and Corn. tr, that , assertion with the toast in fill t i that he has now taken a great part of their strong places. With • ttgard to Portusal f he its wisely eilenf—there ,are tw more sneers stgainit itien tru , ps—no Mote threat, of driving them into the sea—posoore talk , . of Pawing his Is. igi, s on the wails.or.: Li4bon..--not too ba , gle. word about the crtrripaisn in P0ri.441,.... l i kre is, iudted, threat, eery malt in the 6 114 ref liatahastes Furiosa, that st , l . soon'atikirver we ides() eatiousted that we eau' HO long, r trust him; then lie ...wilf-coaae in tt Veal •of aced dastlOy (Tile NininiiiliCiducilor EL cieftiasiics, .131.roNA!•, ° Al t" has "'Stable .P4rts,,. to take. Into ;consi deratton the wietulied state of. the Church in :144I1Ce i have commenced their Sittings. The public have'been .Ivd to expeft, front the de ' prtciated va t ! ut hILC4,t quer hills, ;Ind rhe prk , e .or Studio 3t the Wl* when interest wits reJuced to ,throttlienQe per tlay , din s ome a dditi o n wts to.- be node to t h w inter, st id the, tame', and wg think it is very I'l4 ALA awl a nigavure wiU soon be opts* r ......ai......-- . NA-MOUTH, SUNG el ."..Arrived the Illerristo ier Ilitrerdie:dr,l7l:l;ibtiig, with 'convey fruit,. Wales. cull' sisting of the 4'0110%64 veiteti, vit. . Friencta, Cu "ling ; Upton,' 'l l rtitirl Maty, , ' , lame ; Mary and Matllll4, IR:Wet; Tawas len_ 6l " Mary' Alin, Thitidt; Sally, Marshall; May fiblVr, Wil t 1 97 1 1 :. Gai n s ; t.,uji.a:::l,l's.n:inedre;aJeulpult:etntioxtta, , T l a V y i l l or ki . 7 ,4 l n -V d i c 3l 7: a d : N i c holson I esilcilis,..' A u‘; a: ti ieti : the' Edward an d Mary, TP°Plas,,Witicti M art-.00n; . Ann,. H 317150; and 0111 Wench, Bu t leton, horn S a ndal:aid ; William, Fav4l6tl and CI:A(I4;Jc, Lowther, (torn Lon4o11; Un:ont 1)4 ' ;4 .! from . 1 1 Exeter; rill -A.1.81t.;:‘ no al fl, s tt f ey.wercOinits.Cfhicoiltutaow tarcl,stota g v i l l 'u te :l 3 r : d 'ai :: :'l o d l t i: i ii S : e a ot : l t i : T f ) 'l l l ::: i gn iii s i st i l v: s c i i : : ; y l .4 ev , t ; e a l't . o hl d ita' S iC a t l aiir t ige L i°'U'Vibll°iiolUhilli:ltGlCite:icknbeisite4fu:rodl:;ll;o6°B:lll: . . • 3 11193f1a 01 The vei‘el, that Or, ived yesterd a y in C last Iron) Penzance, '. the S .an'i'l &sip Santa4mA 14 1. I , " of Cadiz, CONGifts ,M,ster, From South Ameriol A : t . l ii d -h b o ld L i , g li c r , g , o l) , oenuiiiisdisttoiniag oofndsonogar, niol,sies , lo g" i, pu t in litre in 0 ch7eo7.t,ifi-aonvtil:,,Teg, con•ior. ' , • Arrived the: Resolute gun -brig front Cork ; Lap' 1 4 tam Sir M. SEYMOCti, 'Ortite Niemen frigate, o°4 passenger in her from Oilier, on leave. Po, rte Mary, Grr.rtN,frOM Liverpool. •• , „ati ' Soiled the Cadmus brig of war, from th e 14 , ..., • day pa t s o sL :l o 7 b E y t:t i s h tW is a p rd o .: t b A sipi M r:ti e d r n ic y s i n liaes s r I t fifi:orrieStyhraerridißu.osi I i t c h , * p t usatilboted 1 1 : 1 ; day, A large fleet of vessels passed by this pal thii . , •Aitt:2l:can ... getiti • rnan , ' mouth, the .Rfafild schooner with a sof; 11 cnnv°P.„ from =v);li!d ihe • UniOn cartel belongiog to liiii .* FL "ii4.,,tassi.r,., for _•Muri.tia, with tho 004 here •bythis °it E r EK i CARTIIA. B,atld .Pi..etfts.';‘, ale "%ulbra'e the Eastwarri• for Fal' are charged, with diipatc::es. . ls no w 'lv oi e2:—The following Atnerican vgso Vi,Z, Mrkill., C;st.ets, OO: at this Pori; wilh:b !hive been detaincd atal grify:. lowing,olpsossfu:Adarro,nvizo,tl Rochefort, and lb v/ '-' I ndefatigoble, A. mazlet,,tndystilOn, I.yra, 'I: hin, DtP"i - T o. NlerneitiAkraltisa; and Minerva, were cuiiiiciir•co ° Li 0 , 43°211' 'IV. Sir , W .. SCOTT in the Adm rally c""r n' io Fox, .!otter , for Cherbourgh ; Woodbrikt, 1.,:ensol,311;100,1 Uvuideiltil ;' and Matilda,: 'Cie, fur DJ antZ, all ft011)1°I.e• Ann,- , Delabar ; Betsey, Linzey ; and Two Sisters, "'fir; hunt Marhlehea,d fur Bourdon it + i tvlarYivicktrY',ll.Yol bleitestil for Rochelle; (Lifland, ialifi , Acto l P h "' Y ork or ProicaOri .nrsiimn; and Danube, l'earse,'lrin r4cw pit, Bourdeatix ; ' Eliza, citigcy,„ frofp. b1ddP,,,,1.:1004 chilli% ;. the 'Rebecca, Toby, 'front New York. 0( ''''' , i,h A with cargbes:consiating Of cotton, indigo, oinkeoo4o4. coMe, saga j, cocoa, pot and , pearl ashes, 106 '. gbm, ivory, tobacco; stave d , la. ' AO, 'lli . The ~.AUterican.veSsels har/Moo r Ala . ' ,. ' ., . i l cili 'o !'. .. ni : nly : T d i 4 ,ii e n lihge d rn: A:: : o . e rn a dj d n avey d .irl a i4 . i. B cl,aa t . e is) ;: a lei a 4 rs . : ll o o, : jorp :t r i . E : B i ,.h e.n . : eir t : , i ,B . t ain ruda t :: : . ti ' .a l t s. h : c alt : s, ;:i:::::::::) , , i froa l be"ct i s ' wci °rl r-kind Havanna& . frigate. Was eos°. ''' ' tti Thursdiyinsrat this- port-rod -the c01T"314 51' the..Holl.: G.BOllOll CADOGAINt. ' • . pp ' to 11 . AfriVcd .tito..ll'eplune (Ist) ten der,. PM , Itoo tni • and the rolunteer sloop of war fro.iu•P°r""„ .0014 Tho Thracian sloop Of war W ith 0 fs!r,l/• /l i t' ' s o ~.:: .., ;• a ,.. • - •„ :tc ruAy , fur' ( l u ebec , appeared oit A. thithef , 1 VW') -ioiiied-• 114.110,1k14*.b0110.. • '.- . .., e i ~,t. a l y7 ) - (i t i t . lr t io:U d r o l a i c e i l l ) " : 4 t. w i . .. ' r e il 'l ,;. .d a r s . e ' . ' r e ir l y P il c : e_• . .:ll :" ‘ ; ) ,n sa i s l e lj iiai l f. ' ' -•• • i I tenant - 45,,i1cd the ...liphea schooner, P la- 140 liar Portsmouth ; and. the filfiting sclc/ilerP• • , triottt M a x ie , for Portintal; .• a fort' $6OOl The , Heureux sloo p of war, ang / 1 . f 7, ." Arriyed , the' Thomas, lloillTioill '-- '` 1 . .1-10 r. - i and (cried, johnsinn ; ~iatiee P, ' ..I')."`'-r‘",.teger, Wil Cl3ll,4tYga' ta; Beiii fieiiiientv Wis h ; sn "., 7..evelt,vo° froiliSutderlarJ ; terse of Saari* ; l'ar;ierr„, IRO Ceres, Winter; Rover, 'flugno. 1, and 511111131covictg l V av iii iron% ' Wales.;, Britannis, SilitiPld, If f iri ,hert ; O r ' r t :,', . ClArk, (rum kiri)tol ; Three Broth ers, 0" , ;1,,, 11 ,,, Tiotir; Ocean,. Satidr flora l'ortSmout.h ; 1 •tn.,:.`, ginefoootl G rith ths,' from .stet; Chich also Mainarriat(l,,ze m o, Lop: 4itattupette brig Paquette de Saith.s ~. tltroj' Willa: Ramos. with -a cargo of otton trool t,',',lccic, goo onsi London, last from COO, Oiled tfOitt I of the Virago guivarig. yaraloul 1 w -boat, out o . 4 n , ads, 's forge freoca I' o • cripture,• oil PORTSMOUTH , JUNE g 3 .."-,Arrived . 11 ; oo lop ' li, 'iv days) without •••rnahlog ° 11 .. Y iia jas ICP men on board, thken yestertinj 10 1 ' „ aocit Sailedl)e littifit /ruck ,s (pi s l e ja y 0:: Cctir'olliCireft FALmouTH, J LISS et`....4oileu 44e i S. Pike et . Ito k g tor s'‘ Pac"t tor Giteiz ;- sod the Diana Po -c milt) and tlvrh ce. ' l'aarie' 11l HO. MAjestys, b hips Port fifahon Oa ''.' Ice' the , out wad • bound Fottoo ido me , t , er,,„,4 ~,,, v. uy alyeareAsow this p e rt tilt, 0)00* Pi ialtle,i by. OJc %lisps tip ornittog. ~ . "licd he Dar liogion packet Or 1,103441' ' 0 11 .........-- opt Catialtri, of NAv AI. At rot s "We- Hon, .r,' Po 011 Myatt:loi fri At t. . E 'worth, 10 --6 -/ Qt Afliv7l -. , brother Jih.,. Cf • f ,li. F. M Mauna ( tut Ic pliant 101 00, ... t v b the Magnet ; Capt. Heti. to tPo biostig,il:4l to tott II; 21 , ti, the I' hippt ; Lietitt omit lop* M.. # 0 1 4 0 'l°llllga i Ms. ii6gtori, Poror 0 die 4 , 0"" . .. ... . himself on this oces4inii by u iiing under the lire of the enemy in seraell Of . t heflag of the tower, wh'e'. a cannon shot bid'besten cid - luta the water, anti which he fortunately found and replaced: on the tower. MADRID, JUNG_ 1.-- . =General 81GA.14113,• coin miindant,.ol the district of Aranjoet, sorprked on the 23,1 at, Yepes, the troop of CAMI U Who , wds obliged to save himself in his shirt over the tops of the neigirlyiuring houses. Fle:Ifell; it. if.said, • into a court yard,_ and was severely ham - • The 'greater part of the men ,of his trociii were par to thesword. A nomberof horses and,ar:mos fell into our hands., On the samtv,day,..Geneial BIGABRE carried off (run the, chief of th'e troop, AitusLo, a.flovk of M.. roths; of which ihat brigand had plundered an iirditidnal. A great number of his men Wiare'killed. and their horses taken:' '•• The brigand •M'aniCo,, havitig.receired reinforce- mews, attacked on the 2,4 tit, the garrison of Aran juez.: General BJOARRE),aIter having posted 4i*ifl; Wry m such a marni , r . as to defeod.. the .'abridge, the 'gitel. iipti the citiartiar, went out ith 30 het cavalry and bo infantry-twattack theenemy, whose. .tutiled . force an 1?„.a . b0Ut,,600.,turn.; .a single charge was sufficient to oblige them tofetire;,„ Ge . 1 . 1e1 . 41 BIGARRE, veil% that theloss the enemy hail sustained had obigeri trim to retire to the neigh. , biltring -heights, directed his sur)l column on this print, and . ilispersed the pariy wlthour much' ditH 7 culty. The rear l orrd of Memo was overtiken and sabred.• • Guernsey, 1 IerSCY, Nrlignlara 1. I Dublin. Dui, t;d0 , 1., i NIA I d . ,