The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-28 00:00:00

I r 1 HOUSE OF PEERS. WEDNA6PAY MARCII SOUSE, OF C0114,110.N5, wtopinium; mAticai Z 7.:, T FT E S 11 N. L 0' N D 0 N, ` Twivitstiriy, MARCH Vag ~~d Li i E R Lid ALE Evidenq e w a s ex i mi ,rd, and Counsel h ,,, nui on Lin eon's attvr which it was: uniered tOyt: fu“tler I.)ruLt-t 4cd moil u w. . Avitrquic.t. I . 4sae, and the Militia Of er4, Pay 11111, wrre read a iwelind intte, anti order , a it) be crartriiet , ,(4 to-moribw. 411s0 a area twait)er of I.4Lai iii,d private jouinvd. • Mr. SIIA% 1)100 6 1)( to a thlt tor the better pre. , ventiun it traudS oy sdrVitltS su Irelaod. Read tir. .111.1 ortieted Id be react a 64iC0114 time WI the Gth May. Mr. LOCK HAUT presenteu 3 retition t r ram the Duhe or Colitheriand, and the other Governors of the ,N,ltal kylutn, praying for leave to bring .in a Bill to entinit. theln 'to purchase certain 14nd., for thopittpubes of the Itistitutton. iteterred ton Com- , ihr motion 01 . Mr. WithaTow, it WAS or ders ed. that an aecoutit be laid before the Hoists of the ighathity ht wine imported into them Britain for the laNt teh years, utstunguishing the quantity each year. Mr. LuglilNGToia brought up ,t he Reports of the . Auhtlid Quiihricatiirt Indemnity Rill, and the Milktary CotitutiPootteri s which went agreed to; arnt the till's wilt: ordered to be read a third 4ima to.morrow. Oti the pt Mr, C4LCO APT,' an account was nrcierial to he kW hk-fore the the. Casua l. tie,i hi the army, item tt,t 2tith DeCertabdf, 1309, In the 4.2 . 20 h Pe'rerhht.i . , 1810. Mr. Aattapanmota giv e fur, an Hon. Friend 'ot "t,Mr. Horner); - thvit on Frilly the sth APril; lid * 6 lll move to rater thu Itriitat of the to a'. Committed of the whole 'House. " Mr, licsittbiiOht postponed his notice on the same Atuerwet to the (lay. Sir J. k; to th.,VA, !hat there be' laid be. rare the liouh q• Ot 4:1 MCllitglalitr a Or Rcpt. sentations mode on , thu parl tat Mr. Wm. Dridur, W it ,e-morcit an t qf to the Lorq I.ituoctidni, Chier bc , crotsrv i mod ilk) M Cullom' in Ireland, relative to the losses 1 , 110'34 . 1W AV WO Swirl Alyler.duritig the custody of tkc. Aiscrr a itW oi;pervitticio4 irotri ,Nlr.lasv. and CROKItit. Sir J. N 14 4 ,011 1. cosi)olitt4 W pug pond hIS MOllOll tor a torthight. , Sir J. Ng. ► toter there moved for C4 - )pies of the eittob i'asueo by the otirvtaml to the Keg:spur Ut 11w P. ivy VUrtiti bitlf6o 1801, t%,tti)er wito Copiee a 114. w4iialit4" fur issuing the s,ittp!..Orderett. Oil sl.otiort of Mr. Host it %cos Ortfercii, bt! !it'd rJefore flit? kiot4tio ail account of Rtes circulation at VallOttti 'l7 ft to 1713. Sir , I U1t74)14 WO* , flatlet., ihot boon ofient th recipoi. Jul woutb call .ho tinvniion of the louMe tti tho exemption at Forei t , nerA troin the Properly l'ax. Th e G I , b u jiou.e j3,,1 *apt t tirovgli CAlintlii tee, the itrport of %I/bleb was rtumivrd, and the Bill older , d to be read a wird time tb-tooriow, • On the motion fur taking two further consider ittioo the , ft port of Couttuitteu ut Supply (that Irish Gam.), Mr. HUTCHINSON availed himself of the °poor» tunny for ;flaking a vari ty of obiktivations r spat« ing the grant to Mayncrodi College, cubit:Wing that *um Avtod WWI . Wllo l l) . .ittadeqll , lo to the objets fur which it' WaS inttli.ded i and tonelutled by moving,. Then the livanittlien re-uunimiti t l t i n Mr., H ita the itt ion. • Ser T. Tutraos and Mir, P W 1. 4 00““ followed on the iHrile side. A divigiorr wooed. tor the motion , 4401 it 2g 1 Majority The At-solution:l were him tiOd the uueottt joui fled. 1)02-i t 1)111)tiit, 2 Wii4:riOrii. PRICE, 01 , iiri)(,34.13',. TH U IM! 4r TWILLI/1 atia.9CK. COOSOiII • . • . • • " . • e.UI4 I.llCllk FAI,SUM /4.1.11.11,411 I.i Wistful+ CAstte, Isl i. s'Xlxx MA,rrc*rat gpv,ll,ort " M. BAttAlit. 't 11, I•Vi4Atit." flir JosErn 'roux a• has r"cturnezi freinlishon, but has br ,, nuitt no inter intellronce than that which we'have.alreenly reo , ivotl. , All the accounts; 'how ever, ve liich haft retteil pryvi(iaa bia cow utred in rtipresentink T or o . grade Ml)vetpuat a 3 hati in touch more ti appear soce of a fliglit than a, re' re4t ; arid 11 i 'aft uintonnt ed fad, that ho destroyed a' grettt inantherel gan.cariidges Ignore he left Situarapi„ • `The rutreat of NlAbstoct tuuk place on the Mb, anti sex, day Laid NVKA.,4ltintn'N 'WO in pursuit el Llll.l Wiit.LaNt;T,)s utitened %martin In the afternoon of tifto 7tit, tot* IR pieeea 4 of littsbt:ci on Ins adlonced guard to Coligan g whcre b k/rtiodi, find nUr advanced glum' en• tered l'homar On the pill. Al AS3gliat watt reiraMeng by Tlonar and Leyria. Our march by Thome, ii way rikpeCteti, would cot the French of km the . We Avve thi,. morning receive) the 61lowinit letterfrogn.Lisboo, Ortwd March )3 th l e:1 write thir, m the greatest haste. TIP enemy .have retreated, aud we are- in full pursuit. Y have a letter from head•quatter®, tlateJ Sautarem ye.ter. (67. 1 :tiii going to so (int in join my rtgituent, and shall trawl all rtipitt. I shall juin it zg.Golegan. Further pal - 14:01:m, when iiext I write, What a brilltaut persr6tive Lord \I/ELLINGTON mid twr gailaut cautitcyfitet, ! " ll the private accuutfis from Cadiz concur in Aating, that in the' battle of 13arrotla the Portuguese condtrted titruottivea with a,zeal fully equal to the Eatglitilt, particularly the soldiers of the 2uilt Porto• gueae regiment, :who ruched trim the hoe to en counier,the French on the bill, and, in conjunction With the British, put them immediately to the route. This regiment had been, w little that nothing of such With cite conduCt could havetucutzpeded of them. Lutteraltavo . 61.41 received iron) Cadiz of the date of the' t Ith inst, which lead us to hope that we may expe?t still further good news from that qtarter. It appears,that the Spaniarile, anxious to wio of ' . .tbe disgrace which condhEl of their Gener:l had thrown upon then, and deilhous'of availing them-, !.selves.4l . the advaotpges obtained fur them by Ge. neral GRAHAM'S %riflery, determined upon Another ( attack upon the beiieging . Arniy. &co dnigly, General BLAKR ) at the head of about 10,000 3penish troops, crossed from the Island,: and the lest ac counts, state,, that . they had *anony attacked- the enemy. We do not know whether any Britilh troop? are engaged hi this expedition. The fol lowing Letter :contain' tome datails Upon the a Oxl i p but it States the Spanish force to be greater than the other accounts that have been receiv,LE— Toe Letter is front an Officer on board one of hit Majesty's the Bay of C.1(11T I dated the fith March, at 11 at &light : . , " 011E1111 soldiers 'aiming ilie aeCbtid:Expc dition, under the Command of General BeaKri, hav ing passed from the Isla to the Main hind, the tiring is distinctly seen Trento the mast•liends of ,the 'vessels in the Bay; they are *dually engaged with the etre, my, The Dons ere resolved to retrieve their lust honour, and something may be expected from them, 'as they muster• to the bumbler of eO,OOO strung, while dui flooth force consists of no more then 6,0 0 0 'llottueon 114) . Asa 60 ti .Lota .-.'1,3, Ad Mbar vessels, have lett the Isla to assist theirs. Be sides the three French Generals already known to have been killed and taken prisoners in the'engagr. moot of the 6th, another is cnisOng. A flog of truce has come in from the French General to Ge. astral GRANAU respeeling him, but 1 hallo net beet, able t.• learn his name. Marshal Vi cum: hada very narrow mope at one time, for he +.4 ati ill - 111C rear ui the left wing of our army, and: he was Bayed: only' by the fleetness of hts horse."' Last night Dutch P 30,75 to theldth, and French to the , eoth neitont,, leached 'fown. Tory conCrro the namont of the deliverrpt..ALAßlA LOUISA, of a grim, and the l'apers are fillecl . whh Butt Writs d her health and thot or the child, and ttl u With accantnyi of the illotninAtion s •.and lejokings 'which have taken and arc to take :Alto -Dutch , Paperd' . describe the ;boy t it by the Pouple oi lionand on this occasion. A inOsol , crucl and Wiillll4l Willi& 11 - - is difficult to conceive. , Tl►eses Papers are perfectly silent upon the itibjesti of the war in the Peninsiital A setter frcien Gettenhurgh, of the I Oth instant, atatee, that the 111:1 , 440 Geverornent hes appointad Cninrnisaionero in the ports of Alga, Revel, adu-the other priocipal ports of 'tussle, to clectOe ~;i p ut t ing the %Wittily of ship paprro. Their deter iiintiattpt) ivott r tip entering m btillaar nitat take pleat * * saint the nl four daxs, and upon thine with cargoes withiss eight days. A latter oldie same ditto gives thefolluwing state• meat ale Plot for assassinating Bernadotte 'I Ourrasevnuir, INCtuce id, iell.•-Our let tars from Stuckb,..lin by tits last post, intufga us of eer attumpt to assiiswate the Crown Prince as " In the morning of the the Prince received an anuaymout letter, desiring hint not to go to the Opera in the ovening, Mime he paid tio aitentien to, until he had ascended about half way up the stair-cnsei he then recoliet,ted the lost, and turned hintsellabout and salt the Ilaut4 j onset which strict watch being tuatte,ll Page was diseuVeted with a pair of Waded ?ism*, of whom strong x.auspkiious ant entertained.' The repestrd flunnunt of *twisty% to ttseitsiosti lii/ONAkAUti whether or oot wi11e4.91 1 444, iptiot excito 4roat , nnessinstaa In ht. mind, int it moat ct . ,4tainc t e indwithstandms till Ilia adulation and m.tvitity which may boot:fared to him, 40 Ott gv:te. rat opininn of mankind raaotiting condutt, and alts tia general txpetitin of thy hot that aisititta b tu) . Yindarday u Court ot pireetoni was held lit on East In tie when G ipisitt Ha List 01 the ;drip ‘lcateiky Cni lv , 14,0 k le 4 Vt: "t IWO Ctettri pro. vions to &Tailing 10 114111 t ay (direct. NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 26.--Arrived thu morning his . Majesry's.ship Iris, 0136 guns, Ciptain SHORT.; ,LADiD, with dispatches (win Sir FL POPHAM. A few days since she fell in with and chased for ;eve , rat hours his Majesty's late ship Challenger, of 18 gurni',. , Whieli vessel was proceeding to Brest, w here I.IIJ Artivedand anchored under the Coquette bat teries, after carrying away her maintop-mast during the chase. , which would have enabled ac Iris to run along-side her in half an hour, had she not been so near Brest. Shortly after the Iris fell in with end chased two French frigates, which it is , supposed must have. been those that captured the Challeager, (and not an .so pun-ship and a frigate., as has been reported), andat one lien 4 way within two pn.shots of them, but unfortunwely, they es caped. it is supposed they are bound to' Batavia, with n reinforcement of troops for the French gar. rison them. • • ' Sailed the Whiting schooner fOr Basque Roads. Arrived the Catharine, tihvison, from Wales ; lkhiry Ann, HAIINIsoS BruneVe/1, GAltarri . ; Al. Lion, Murcm.vi. Guild Intent, REED, from Sunder. lend Dolphin, SAYsa , trom Ipswich ; Jervis, COATS and illargas:etiJou N 60N, from Yarenoutli • YhittilOUTlß, GOTTQRP is arrived here frotn London, (or, the purpose of ern- WI king on board the Horatio frigate, 6ptain Lord G. STVAILT. • ' Duro., Mmactt e7.-7Sailed The Spanish Patriot t;Jr Cadiz; , and the Prince for Quebeo.• Arrived the Beagle sloop of wtit froth a cruite. Sailed his Majesty's ships Bermuda and Skylati Can a cruiZe. FALMOUTH, MARCH I *.!.N.Salled the Prince /Idol• pli..r packet for Gibreherand Malta, an :] the Alphea cutter for Wales end 4efand 4 the Eliza picket lor the Windward Wands. PORTSMOUTH, MAUCH Arrived the Pelb. geur, Orion, and lieverce, fructl Lfi)ori ; sailed with the Ganger. Sailed the Der:reni:tor Gueiribei convoy. Catlit3 illlO harbour iheiA/41 slitop Of wars Tile following are, some fottber porticulus re. gprOing the dostruelromot the Ftetich triguto, ineu. in our 1 1 ..p.0r ~,;%tehtlity * 0 Hib Majcbty's ship Amelia,' Or eficibuurg. Nlaroi 25, tal I. --„ - I ,t It ie with the highest Itatislittiion I have CO ac• quaiht.yoa with the di delhilon of ao ent tors hi gate, about oue mile ;from. Cipo Binfieur ti 01,16 e. " At • day-break yesterday morning, whilst re , cennoitiing, we saw N strange shin at elicitor close under the hod. Atter exchanging signals with ib' a Commodore (Captain Macnatnara, 01'0w lieri,s irk), made all sail to examine her, supposing at first it might be the !globe: however, on nearing her, we discovered (by not answering the signals made) that she was an' enemy, and with the rest of the squa dron prepared to attack her; ,but as mei* ,was strong lee tide, running at the rate of fiViS,' knota, t h e wind halt 8. ()hilted us to come to an anchor till , lour o'clock' le the afternoon, which w as t h e lima. of the tide flowing`. At ,four weighed?' and made all s,ril ; 811 W the Niolie to windwartl4.all sail art,' standing losiards " Stitt commenced a heavy cannonade On the enemy, which, was 'returned in a spirited manner; next, our ship stood in' (on getting.,sulticiently to windward) ,and *tied in her broadsides, which 'were answered by a brisk fire at our rigging and Kailas. We then hauled out and stood in again; • pouring irpo her hull a well diredteci fire, which must, intve done considerable execution, as we ob serveci ,the eeemy's 'fire to slteken greatly. Agit. was selling dark, all our vessels hauled off (it being dangerous to remain on so rocky a coast during the night), , intending, eitherto bring out or destroy the enemy's frigate n ext morn i ng ; . I towever,,about five just before daylight, observed a great blaze of fire in thedireetion where the lay, aid several gUns discharged iheinselves. At the moment of my .wilting she is burning furiously ; not stick standing but her bowsprit, probably set on 'fire by her " crew, to prev ent h er falling into our bands. She appeared a beautiful new frigate of the largest clots. It is said s h e was called L'Amazon. Cie sailed frond Havre 'de Orace for Cherbourg, and It is believed that she (previous to sailing) had sent out a lugger for the purpose of enticing the Niohe from oft the harbour. Avon says, that the Bar'. wick saw and deiced :her in the night to the spot 'u/liere her fate was decided, and that our little squadron hes lost bin two nests in this affair:* Wd are starry' to learn by a private letter re. 'be last Iraeket from Jairsaieri, that his Majesty's schooner Fleur de in 14Ier had foundered at sea, but loritittately Ore crew w ere saved. They, Bahama Island s experienced, in the,m en th of r'Noreinber, some of the severest gales of wind eviar known to have prevailed iii quarter. Two hundred vessels were lust, many Souls peOsited, and inealcuirsble darnsge was sustained by the planters. Ketosers op WENDIIO3.--rhis order is to be re-' oiled tO theoliginsi 'm4114;011 (.01 the founder- thar it to say, no person is eligible but such as have borne arms In his M ijesty'S lervice ; aii sed Offic er , • ~stillll mi eta:% lu3 pay ► an . al r.:gitut-ht or ether appoint- aulit i it hlsvtng been uthtitutigt as 3 re war d and coilit.,o( (or such only as lia becume d ecayed, iti . firm, antabied the service, PRENCII 41VD DUTCH PAPER`'` , .................. A MiIIVRDA M, MARCH 2i.-.-Tlie Dirdaol,Gerlell ; of the. Pufice in Holland war last night at tbe Theatre, when his Serene liiiilinos,' the Piece G t'verunk-General,' was go od enough. to sod and inform him of the , happy ne ws which 010 ' 34 the wishes of theEtnpire. H e iinmedisle l Y c ' u' d d the representatioiti to be suspende d, and proclaime the birth of the ging of Itarne. , Long live the It would r be impossible to describe with ;het sheeting end enthusiasm t his intelligence woe: i eived. The cries of " Long. li v e the I,7olperoti• gust Son !" were reiterated fro m all parts for an amazing. length. of lime. !The joy of th 4°4 e eobit' 4ls of his Majesiplately united to the Earpirei Empress," ". Long l ive their se to vie with that of the mili tar y of all ranks sdi° were spread in the diff ere nt paris of the adli His Serene Highne'ss , t he Prince Arch•Troor . Governor Gener.lt of the Departments of 14611"14,, at noon to-day, received the felicitations of the cly" and Military Authorities on the occasion, of The Mayor of the department of 1114 1 !' 11 ,, Amsterdam having received fro m the Prele6tolt"' department cit,the Zuy derace a le tter,tfatedl,4 instant, giving Atte most importa nt and ar°s:l °cm' niturication that her Majesty the Ernareo is delivered of a Prince, is ea g er to announce happy informatio n,to the inhab itants of that K4' e , . town wiII and its vicinity. . Peritnaded that - the good iiihabilants of tLi , ‘ °PPrectate an whole empire as calculated so . fa tale rips' Jisloti w, ishva of his Majesty the Emperor and bit's'' % his illustrious Consort, and that they olli' l ' i n : '!sing Tote ardently than. an 'oaportoitY c ' t l' o , i'lleting ( 110, joy 00 this happy octAi"' eb, public ric);cing, in a manner worthY I I" of 'Jel':is announces by the pre.ent, that in con.equelit of the fortunate arcoachement of her Maj'ltY sod event as ithporiant tor 0 1, . Ernpress, there will grimly be in nil taw n .. h . neighbourhood a general hluininatirai of alt J o hbou',ld4llls'Publi' and private, for watch a tiny, ' 1) -Plininted. POLICt., iN•HOLLANO• d by ilif le TI -, Dire oor, G e neral of Piilio re, oblige 00' Plow! to watch over the pu blic order, ari d to 1, ,, every thing which may 'offend gliail it It; ~,e B, oo d manner, the l a ws an d t he Giiveryslco, 0. l emma all authors, printeri, and bO °l3vll4T , l he ' l otffl ei .. w . ill watch with the utmost dilige oceg in vir." 1 9:ntitiuguebs, and crimes of the Pless; 1 11 h 4 r ith a ll itil CUIC persona Offending in this regret , V - rigour -which 'the laws aotlicnibe. ri O"' D ~~ r . ---, . 1 t o 1 1,1 ‘ ri,PA,,itiss Matto{ i 7. --It D3S been ellj to ois "1r'41"69f the Post-Office s of the noriti"'e o rs to make known to the public,:that oiloo'n/11gloo, 'order of his Impetiai 'rind Royal MaieslYi , V 0 1311. r i t , coming from England, pr intecled for ttot c `Jr ,. shall ha Ourot, ,as well as the 00E13 041'4' fain, - . . ' the coot AMSTERDAM, MARCII)6.4-Vonsicor I e pa'' Ile CELL'S , Prefea of the Deparinlen".llolol 44'7 c‘l• legal) yesterday thertosiog vf EL'c, w„1... ennsaription_ in the town •of A rnsterilat' lids Oa • Pearie satisfied with the. good • will w i ith w h o aw" young men in general have subrnittea to!, at o mug, and every thing an ounces andthis 011 . 0 . n ,„ c essoY , operation will terminate with all tits ''" t oc io golnrity, within the time prescribed El th ° ' 11) ` Decree of the third of February last' AA of h er PAAIs, MARCO 10.--Thel Proll)00" - Of Werra, cA of , Mu r iegy the EMpriss upon , Ors OOOO Thuilleries co minim to draw an inftnen'° rofotela of apeaators j every day an interest iv cr°P , ail , , lt if 1- 1 rende l ris their acclamations, More lionlf- .sav i►it loyal natural that time French shoulcrati.w t.)-, 004 faithful attachment to a Princess, wh0n311361 Is d w pOt with , transport. iii , the pledge of PosClic a" k tile! 1 , ; ,,, etliC" . Icse than a year, has realised 0 11 100 bp i " 610(4 gave birth to. They revs rose, o,;i lion! . , 01 , - ,„ NMI ' to the pinnacle of her. ve st drawl, to iet i‘ V . ill wishes of a Sovereign, who wisilcd u hl Y „ t o) the hdPPinesi of his comity, the re liciti r ot n i o r confers upon his iinhjecis • and at 0 0 4 1 . , n 0 0 r + wo ol "on,' after having mecnded tile Bra t ",„ . cg ieft 1 11. world, preserves her rimpiepleooo, ""r an d t'or `l , uks, and,aetive benevoienfe, WhlchP,t)°,o. for tune freillienti- I / a.ter, even in Pr'''. beeeditart These rare qualities ' %Met' aPk ar I°l'4 W'd , in h *45 b° l 11 el Mar sliu4trious kli,use, the En)Pr t gin, toillt boll more dec,ir to the Frenctr, I/. j0n1'„,.11,1/1 , 01 , 0 0. - ~ na:ebilitY, a taste far the fine arts, Ks w (0 ,4 4 i. the . .I for hill ), ,i, example of .. loye, and re-pe , _ , to ld 0 " '4°ol, Imm'all parts, hotria2ies, grglinb" Wiration, are atidreaseu. ' - . IC° i he *J ell' ' 'The. tpocuent approache3 %viten her _ ,o i c h sti fr re:ceivt. best, • I . entiloollosb • ,y,t# piooti at ail t.e s , ~.. (Riedea. t ,tiv. triter' inv ' - -Am ea. Frattce entire, representeil ti . iis ,liiiii:l)°" mi " 1 1: 1 : , ••P will wait fir ber At 0 4 l '" .Isi tioll'"_ 0,111, e, and the day in. whicir, 1114 be 1"` 'b!7l.: t,. . ~,, I . tt ~,i:,, ~~~~~. ~, a ~ ~ ,; ~"C: '`": a ~~ ~,~;~ ,;,::, ;.