The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-14 00:00:00

VAIL_ UUf• STOCKS THIS DA , / AT TW&LVIL O'CLOCK 64 Red. Ann. . 15; °minium idis. THE SUN. lOLIM QV'S UICdP & FALSUM AUDOWT? L 0 N D 0 N, VIURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 3sll. The Laurel has arrived in the Downs with con voy from St, Helena, She brings the official ac count of the a&ion with the three French-frigates off Madagascar, which will of course appear in the Ga• zette of Saturday. The slaughter on board 'the two French frigates that were taken was dreadful. The Clorinde, as we conjectured from the Captain's own confused aecount,of the aelion, ran away. This morning we received Cadiz Papers, brought by the Chichester packet, which artived at Fal mouth on the t ttb, after a passage of ten days. She fell in; off Lisbon, with the Jane, of Philadel phia,' the Captain of which reported, that accounts' had been received in that city, that MARMONT had been defeated by General HILL, with the loss of 10,000 men. To the report of an American Cap rain, even if his story were probable, we should give little credit, but from the situation of the armies, accordiog to the last accounts, it is almost impost& ble that the statement should be true. The con tents of these mos are',in general favourable : the French 'have - not yet beta able to make any serious impression Upon Valencia ; and the corps which ad meg(' to St: Roch,• in pursuit of BALLASTRROS, are now, as before stated, in full retreat; and hive sust,ticied considerable loss. The extra ship Alexander arrived in the t 3th instant. —"She left Matirat the. 20th . April arrived at Sirnons 131,1 i July sailed front thenc4.: 2 ( 1. August,. surivt4 at St. t-iolena igth Angus! sailed (ruin thence under convoy of his Majesty's ship Laurel, 20111Septeniber, in company with five whalers, one transport, and a.mer6banirgan. • The observations which we hs've, from lime, tth time, made on tie %Ist intlux ot foreigners w h o are pow in country,.has, e are happy to find, ex cited particular attention in a quarter where the evil is likely to be speedily d, it not entirely re mo.ed. The persons to whom wo have alluded are really ot so hilse and"daugeroes a description that they are wholly CUP.% Oil hy ot protection in any ci vilized State, and particolaily in 'Great where a tugged honeaty, has long formed a part of the national elnlracter, but which, as well as all the test of the manly q u alities which cOnstitnte that character, may be much inpaired, 'though, we trust that it will never. tail' to form a distinguished tenure in our .roporation.—SoMe of the climes wh eh ruely appeared in thi4 country have, s,nLe tt,e intitrion of these foreigners, become drea:lfully lamiliar, ,and many of our couhtrytnen hmrve laden victims to the law, who, but for an tercoUrse with these foreigners, might have passed their lives in innocence, • and have proved useful members of the community, The simple honesty of our countrymen renders them indeed t•i;) match for the subtle foreigners - who assail them, and who were, doubdos, trained to every species of villainy before they came among us, and who probably were obliged to abandon their places in cense. (lattice of the detection of their crimes, These foreigners are notoriously destitute of all religions principle, as well as of all moral worth, and may, as far as their influence extends, which, considering their vast number, must, be considerable, gradually introduce their own infidelity artnaog our , unreflecting countrymen, and,' when religious hilth is destroyed, there can be no dependence on morals, a Sense of linuoiar,* nr nt pride. We know that the Fiend) , Prisoneri, whom the chance of war hasthrown into our hands, have, by the,spirit of ganting, reduced theonselvus to absolute nakedness and famine. If romirig, among artful foreigners themselves, can, in state of confinement, operate to such an ex tent, how may it be expected to prevail among those who are; suffered to be et large, and how fatally must their cunning rtittol, skill, derived ' from long practice, be supposed to operate agaiiht our countrymen, who are too\ easily deceived, and who have, moral habits which prevent them from suspecting time snares that may ,be laid for them, wid , are wholly incapable of resorting to si alai' artifice laid fraud ! Ought not then some • rigorous tlidanti.;:tobe adopted :in order to clear *lie country of such numerous hordes of aliens, who prey ,upon out' property, corrupt our morals, and would be ready, it any untoward event should occur, to overturn our Governmeet, and bring us to a level 0. unhappy France midst' its execrable Usurper ? i I it 1 . . t r:;:7. T u eolay and yesterd 4y, tbe Quitltt4 aod Princesses ELizxxlivrts and MANY w ent to Frogruore. Prin cesses A.uctisTs. and Sovitl4 rode on horseback its Windsor Park. Tuesday tl , =e Duke of Yon% held a . Military tae vte , et .1 11 4 ()thee in the Horse Guards, which was attended, by Lit`tlierlallieGelleritl'Gßßy, art him rc _ lam from the C.lpe of Good Earl PtodwitaKE, Generals Sir Tnomss Tutoos and Eitmsa, Major. Genceal STEVSNSON) Lieut.-Genwal CONGII,OVTL, and a number ut Others. PR,IIZ6E. Ittwawr left town on Tuesday even ing, at ha-lt-pa,f e ight ostloa, for Oatlaads, to meet his Iloy;i1 anighter, the PIitASS CHABLOTTZ, who I . 4s' been ther it on a visit to the Duchess tor several pa ! t. Upon this Occasion her Royal, highness %ill, be introdUcr:A into public company : for tie first rime tsy the Duchess, `rh,:re was a numerous party t o dinner ye , terday-; the Duke of Yoites full 61.4 at Officers attendqd upon the occasion; .i e Oi 1 1 1' ' 1 ,1; , , 1 `I qi '4l';',vi CADIZ 111.11 b. C43)1Z,. OCT. 250.7-The day befiire yesterday an , chored in this port the Spanish frigate Nostra St!lllra del Coro, from Vera Cruz and the Havannah, atter a passage of 87 days, with fruit, and ,000 .dollars : the brigantine Si. Miguel, from Honduras, and the avannah, in 50 days, -with goods, and 4,000 dol lars ; and the goletta Indultria„ froth Monte Video, in 74 : days, with merehandize, and 16,000 dollars. Yesterday, likewise, anchored in 0114 port, the brig of waiiikrtet, from Vera Cruz, and the qavannah, in 33 days, with 20 bags of -indigo, as a lift to hii . Majesty, andi 6,000 dollars. To•day was ,celehrated here the anniversary of the Coronation of his • BamoiNic MAirsTY, by 'discharges from the-btterics of this place, and the Spanish 'and .English ship of war ..~'Biel were in he Bay. OCT. 21.—. We are assued that Gen. CASTANOS with the Fifth Army, will join Gen. HILL. Th , y talk of a cruel sickness which is experienced in the hospitals of Toledo. The intelligence from. New Spain, which corneadoWn to the fi:sth July, brings nothing new in addition to that already received, SEVILLE, OCT. 10.—The French have taken away the horses from 'the Juramentado Regiment, N. . It appears this .Measure was . adopted in consequence of a suspicion, for which there was some foundation, that the whole tri it intended to march and seek 'General' BALLESTERPS not con tent with thitq they have made the slid' regiment march, in company with 'the 7th infantry regiment, also Joramentadaes, isi .the direCtion of Madrid, as the papers say, but in reality, 'and' according what the French themsrlves give out, they .are des-, tined to France, and from thence 16 the'North. Here it is report4ll, that they were disarmed in Car Mona : this, however, is not certain 1, nor is it (loc certain that the French regiment of Hussars, No. 4, marches in their rear, nwwithitanding mail) , deserted previous to their arr'Aral at Carmona. There is now formed a squadron of Spanish Lancers, which are called Dalmatian Lancers, and are clothed like the Pule;. French rapacity has reached the highest pitch ; the, eortiribotions have been multiplied udder ditfe rent names and p►etexts ;'all the population is about to be reduced to indigence. CAnt z, OcT. 21.—We have received Valencisn , G, , zettes to the it Lb last, On the sill, the French again assaulted the Castle of Sagunta, .and were gain r epol , ed. The bet spirit reigns among the army and peasantry, and every possible measure is continued to be pursued to insure the defence of thiS country, and the expulsion of the enemy. The third army has made a movement toWards the, province of Cuenca, and when the fait accounts came away, was in Tarragona and its vicinity. In Arragon the cavalry of the EatrE(As ADO have al ready arrived at *Cannons. ?ROM THECONOISO, OP OCTOBER Q. It is said that a confidential letter hAs been re ceived Irons General BALLESTBROS, dated head quarters, Ximenes, 03ober '22, stating, that by a rapid march ho overtook, in the said , place„ the rear guard of the enemy, and caused him some loss, having taken some prisoners, muskets, and knap sacks. TAnIVA,. Oct. 22.—Yesterday the enemy retired from San 'twine by the road of Ximenes. Generals SANAZEN and SELRME 1)100' - done the' same, and. appear to threaten this place. We expect shortly to resume the otiensive. In Xeres, an ev e nt hap. petted which clearly. shewi the repugnance with Which the French soldiers serve in the Pen l• A convoy of waggons was prepared for Ronda; at the time of ' setting out, a dc:t. goon placed himself before it, and firmly s:•,1 " Nohody should go." Alemonstrances were fruit less ; an'OfEcer arrived, and asked him the motive for - his daring condu6l ; the eirnigoon boldly replied, "that he would not go to the Serrania, antd that the dragoons should not go, because it was only for the purpose of being sacrificed in a country in which they would be useless." Tile ()Ricer laid his hand upon his sword ; the dragoon did the same; but the ether troops interfering, the latter was Pacified.' Ocr. 2.4.--We know that General BALLESTRUOS has advanced to Ximena, where he overtook the rear-guard of the enemy and defeated it. It appears, hat the .French are again uniting the whole of their troops in the Ronda. Althotigh we do not know litn this storm will burst, it is presumed another attempt will 'be made against Gen. BALLe.i.ruaos, the first having been frastrated. ZltZAtt, OCT. 6.—The head-quarters of the third aimy which w►as in Simla have been removed to Calupatia. TARIFA, OCT. does not appear that the enemy wilt he in haste to make a serious attempt agatn , t tl►is phee. Jn ,a reconnoitring which the enemy made the B vete d►. la Pena (hall a league from lend}; they lost 13 men and an Otli• cer. The English and our troops advanced a quar ter Of a Jeague toward; Cam del Pero, and were tatta3ing then) towards (i said 13oquet i e. It 1/).. 1 penis that the riAtriots foirght the enerny , ninstgals Tautly. In the last reconnoissance, to ide - by ' the English, they advanced to arenas ` ; front whence they saw some few enemies in 13etin - and•Cavas Viegas, and destroyed those they found in the roads, gardens, &c. The: •cAtle, which could not be driven away were destroyed by ihese.:. barbarous French. • On the t9th . entered here two countrymen, „vilely l and inhumanly treated •by therm -The enemy threatened to destroy Algesiras, if the inhabitants did not return to their hunses It appears that BALWTO.I:O3* cavalry xiffer many . privations, particularly from the want of straw. Cantz, OCT. 23.—The .English have disem barked in Isla Verde a company of their troops to garrison it. The fire froai this point and the launches, make the enemy desiroust hat the inhabi tants of Alegsiras should return to their homes, as in SUCIIa case they would ci , nsider themselves safe whhin the place., • We have received official intelligence that the insurgents from Buenos Ayres raised the blockade of Monte Video upon the approach ,of the auxiliary troops from Rio Janeiro. ALBUCETE, Odr. 7.- , -Some 6000 men .belonging to the 3d'Army, with 'their General in Chief MA Hi, have entered this place ; it is reported thit they are going to Valencia. CADIZ, Oct 117.--Gener,al MENDIZA'BEL i 4 at SAntona. The greater part of the enemy's troops whictn tl\reatened BALLASTEIWS, have proceeded to, wards Ronda.,. Ocr. 24.—Nothing new had occurred in Valen cia up to the isth. On the 19th, the enemy sus tained a great lcss not far from Tarifa, by the are of our. vessels ; some accoun►s make it not less than eoo men. Ocr, o.—Of 400 Spanish prisoners who ieft Segovia for France on the 28th of -Tilly, t 14 escap. ed. The partizan Lowks has been obstinately pw•sued by 4090 of the enemy; but has eluilA them without the. 1044 of a single man. Genetal LACY has .falsified the report eircui tied by the French, that he had evacuated the Principalhy. ALM A 2 AR, SER' 25.. 7 -The Eeverities exercised by the enemy towards the parents, brothers, and relations of them who fight under the orders of MiNA, ha; deprived that brave leader of many sol diers, who have lately forsook his banners. MINA' has been joined by the Sorian troops, under ihe command of Brigadier general DURAN, and we are assured that in his march he has made pritamers the French garrison of Tar iste. VALENCIA D'ALC ANTA EA, OCT. 13.—At this moment (nine at night) we learn, that our cavalry which was at Caceres, has fallen back to BrozaLat the appearance of 3000 of the enemy's infantry, with t 000 horse, and 3 pieces of cannon, advancing towards these head-quarters. OCT. 15,—The Combined army, under the com mand of MAR SIONT, has divided, taking different direaions, after the salon of the 25th ult. The corps called the army of Portugal, under the imme diate orders of MA g MONT, has passed by Placentia, itt the direaion of Talavera de la Reins, leaving forcei in that city and its vicinity. The corps of DORSLN NE has taken the road to Salamanca and Valladolid, and a division under the COIIIIIIOIIO of General Font has marched to Gata. The Allied Army has again advanced upon Ciudad Rodrigo. CADIZ, OCT. '2 t ' . ----We are assured that a Deerea by NA eoLuori has been published in Madrid, order ing all Frenchmen not belonging to the army, im mediately to leave , Spain and return to their coun try, under very severe penalties. It is said that General lIALLAsTEaos has made a reconnoitring in person, in which he was exposed to great danger, and in which one or 'its adjutants was taken prisoner. , It is also said that the French disarmed, on their march to , Madrid, all the Juramentacloes who had left Seville for that city. The desertion Of the Spa niards under the French banners, in the invading army of Valencil, is prodigious; we are assured that the number of Spaniards forced by St/CHET to augment his army exceeds r',ooo. The following are said to be the tertns of aeon)- =dation between the Junta of Buenos Ayres and General ELIA), , of Monte Video " The unity of this Province with .the Mother Country,—Agreed. " The acknowledgment of the Cortes now as sembled in Spain.—Left to the decision of the Con gress, whenever they may meet to arrange the fu ture Government of these Provinces. " The re,establishment of ComMerce on the same grounds as it was duriqg the Viceregal system of Ckneros.—Agreed. " Contributions for Spain, more particularly amongst the Americans, to which the European Spaniards are to be invited.--Agreed. In case the Portuguese troops, immediately on receiving information of the peace having taken pisce, do not retire from the Spanish dominions, both the Buenos Ayres and Monte Videan armies are to unite and co-operate mutually for the expillsion of • , the enelny—Agrevd,". SEC:OND EI)fl'ION SUS-OFFICE, Two o'Cl.ocr., The following Bulletin was iiSuCAI this moruiry by Min'stei,i : " Dispatches, have been received lions Major. neral CorinE, dated Cadiz, - 26th and zgth bY which it appears that a detachment from thegarriso, under his command, embarked in the . eveaing o . the : I cab of Oanber, under Lieut. CUI. SKERl t t ivour o f far f , . the purpose of operat in g a diversion in General BA L AST.E KOS, and fir the security of Tarim "This detachment tanned at Tarifa yr, 1:5!1) nit, but the Spanish tronPs u nder General.CoroNt, which were to form port of !lie ENpedition, Wero'' peatedly driven . b.rck to Cadiz and to Sai owing . kr the unfortunate and unusual success on 112'vaiit tviUde, and only. succeeded in proceeding vidh fair wind, on the fAth " On the list, the enernure tiled from St. 11/4° e and' frOin the front of Tarifa. The result that the objeti for which the Expedition ltJa been cowsple.t.cly obtained , an d Tarifa pved i • from the hands of the enemy. Ma.jor-Getir: coo observgs, that the activity and tho 66116. tioos of SKER P ITT, . under every 0 of , vantage, appears to be highly to his credit 05 a . NAVAL NEWS' s'~ , t . , TIT, Not' -••:: ----___ Pr vtou wards in deep Trojan, th at . I, was driven on the rocks twile the Citadel on Thursday afternoon last, and w hicit 11 0 ;'' ,ed off' the following night,, and sunk 61)0 , 4 ' l.er. . 1 2 .--The Aolerican 50001,,. cargo on boat d, W a3 . weighed 'yesterday hY 'll'7.'6' iishin ' water with the iteater rirt (. )1 ' l ''' g-smacks belonging' to thi'port, aria il i 5 es ; ,Pe6led she _will be thought into SUtteil Po l 11 ' ,. evening, received great datnege, and that P air ef * b" e3rl or early hi .the morning ; the V 50.1.10 on board I;er is in all pi:obah;lit's, 1,.p0i1e,,1, . , Sailed :his Majesty's ship s, in . J oi d; of 1: 0 g uni. (te illg ship of Sir CitARLBS COrTON; Olna3idei- of v. , ar.on in C;ilef 101 the Channel Met), tb join the °(iwurilt. °Cr Brest ; the. Diana ti 4a! e for the Coast 01 Fi'Alice;, Belie Porde flig:ite to the wegtwind ; Periro aill ' 441 separate cruizes. . "f ''`iaif-Oi:lrt-)itStnottili;'7,37ll. gis , li u.f . ''', " I ' l ' small C9il")Y, (or C;or.1; ; :Pdonis and Fervent I'6o with aged, infirm, . t ' ' Sailed ,the James cartel, belonging to. 0 15 P °r ' BP-mt.; master, (or Nlorrais,with.sevetal paSit.ngeo,,, the rj Morning Star cartel, Prin6PallY Airiericins; the Collingwood cartel be , ... longing to this p cor t, jlOOOO, master; for Morlaisj,, and sick' Fiench pr i so ners; :a l , Axis, coaster, for Alortaix., wi'h a . eVr ' 14 . 1 55(! a lig lieri among themis Baron FIVE, who l ater Y afr.VC from London. . . . saite4' it -- fi c li i n fixog Y, . ,le art/nOO,ll packet. P' • . o w. for Falmouth ; the schooner LAdeline, CAI' l .0, un p kn u o t belonging to this ,Peirsr, mati,for, Malta ; the hrig Midas, Co" ' (or Ou e o r . 1.. s li e k i' 'the American ship Farmer, 80t.1.04i.. tbr 51. ; raltar ; the. American ship Venus; Stda ll, far n3es Packet, vannah ; and several others to the westwardi° i v n n. here this day in distress , th e 51°°P - v ith , - L o ndoo hot es 111C'XIIV Master, from Publir''' bcul/Ito a cargo, consisting of linen and plov i s ioas, Cadiz. FALMOUTH, 1.111.101. 11 . I I Obl` chestr' p3cket,. Captain s 'tonsils, with mails, 'if° th s , 1 311 . ailiz, ten days passage. Off Lisbon,. o n ''''' on e te;‘.isnttit,indaayy Nov. i r.--Arrivecl this dIY - -le to inst. spoke the ship Janda Philadelphia, as or. day, and *OS informed that the division uni-le r io , nerat Mi.'. had defeated NlAsgora, wi th it“'' t o ut.10,000 men. From the quarter it carne, baer,rmivuedehtdhootinbtteiptich packet! Cap t 3 , i n JAYS P S ' K.IRKNESO, with Mails froin. ,Halifax, .J - 00 500., The gale 4 of wind have been. very s'"r6ii,,, oat coast. The Toionsbend packet Was totally t, r masted, and towed into Halifax. SrearlY All ° l f ° 4 'l o , ' l 'ip s of war on that station have,reeeved 1°) n" S g . e n . i . ed this evening the follow;ng Packet' with tiErleslll3:rlzarilsaidt,e6":B;l73l3lß;)rviiSinenicvsice,saesls:Culill':rrv9itolPl:6;c3t\:\r:kiv7,:l , lk o :r r foir e 71 ' 1:11:1 e:4;;::11i; to: i nt i o ld tio fwvii;O:lcuisiteosirztle:iiecrittitirit:ritto:sep:doi:tite.o:rdYtivhicociro:3o:r: jisz,,:itii 11 on Pr eeling , Brd.J., far Surinam; /Melia., Jamaic3 i and I ) 1 incess Elizabeih, 'op, for ti t boa.. ketchs .% l h tli g ' On Saturday arr i v ed the Tart ar l P atches from ilia de &P. J a perio : do P assage; ncr thing ne , .v bad tr.ntspired. sentY I:::tuil'ir..";or;evs.ieric3D'y7bilybettiocii°l4:reiprsilv:Pr er t war, Capt; WILLss, mounts 10 and bad Ines on board lite was f°rllleril di° it'V° nue cutter,