The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-19 00:00:00

PPor , (11 Tuft GOVRIINORS OF KIM", :03ITGAL AND OVTI-IF; ALOMIV4S. ~ :i, , isf.! ' ~.4. --% ot our_ glary is at last arrive d: h , Ito :- •„: 'co. my, w disgraceful flight, and rots ledd ot .., '.,s, id:,,dly disappear from the PortugueitY 'IP . • tit, is tiny have •intesqed with thuir pre ‘' - l i',,eitoirs of Portugal rejoice with you P '' . ',:). I v , ,iii ; and after huMbling themselves I; ~,, , e , ~, the Almighty„the tire and save. 1 1,0, j all g ,, 00,, they renter duo thirtrks to I - lfigt,rse,,4 the 'Prince Itegent our .E.;.rd, l' • , i-s ,an 'established the bases Cit our defence; I ii ,iisil Al.,jestv,-to his enlightened Ministry, t ~ l a it,,, w,,,,i, British nation, us whom We have Lie , ' no,.'erti'd ailii li, era' . allies, the most oottstal4 Co .nit-ti in repelling the Common enemy, and, t, L ,;,,, 0 4 robity, . a n d ate Klioeis or principle t. ,p it list scui.,tly characterise that greet nation ; to I'L. il,,4inons Wellington, whoie•sagaeity and con. ,liinite IT miter} knowledge enabled him to perie , ltiiit ill,. I,i 1.4, ot the enemy, to take the most et= i , ca.,tio ns for frustrating than, and coin eliPti ilvirt at hist to fly with the remains ot their nunsili.,is army, duninidied by famine, by the most sevcre privations, and by the incessant pursuit of the alli.it frces ; to tilt. ze4loila anti inJef nigabl e Be toJtittrd, 'tie restorer of discipline and Organisation to 1114 ' Poi tt,1.0,..t5e troop s ; t o the orave and skilful Ge ilvrili :Pir.i Otlictr, of both nations •; to their brave tgaii.i..e,.,,s arms, who, svoh generous emulation, , 1) "er tough. that they did not lettimpi. ; and, in ,P:":'''. t, the whole Portuguese. people, whose loyalty, ,44401111, e,n,tncy, itnil humanly, have been so liwr'utisly diStirivished amidstibe tribulations which lett silt its, '6 'l4 , IL'1:1°0 P"siciied.ot such. qualities can never Itimlticsi i and the cllatunies of war, instead of .„ (I,l'll4'neiiitig, tiorve Only to angtrient its eir liusi,ism, '2 41 , r ° 11 146 it ti-..... 1 'il the hot ror of the tilaverY with 4 lcit it wa- threatened. i "litn, Ptaatiguebe, 'lie lamentable etliels 'of t Ite , , Nikai of ih,.),e .04th „ inns ; the yet 81114'111g rP'` 1141 4 uf di: hUtilblt cottage of the Pour,' of 'lle.' l' a hicii of flits Juin of ~,,,,,leiwe, of abe cell ot -,thsi,, Itel.igious, o f me hospital ,- t. he afforded tillz.iley and.. (li eho the poor.stud int1,.414,, of the templ. s deg '. c te i:sil to the worship ot die Mast Hio ; .the,itints. ke el 41() oi ut s., rivioy leas..etul. citizens of both t aint 1/ P 4 01 all eguts. with \Ninon those heaps of ) • 41e tilt) . ting c d ; the inslllts :of every kind 4 c , t , Plvt:.Jed upon hiose wis 0 the Valdals did not de. uf 1,,'„ ' i u. 4 414 . life teeny Clines more .cruel.t hall' to pit,:, 1111) i.miVetSdl devriWition of the holds,: ai,,,7lotintill, of cattle, and of the instruments of . iC 4it , t hei the rabbery and desir,tla,un of, every`. , iii,todi the urihappy inhabitant s of the insilded. I :I'' Pnviissitei..,.;—this atrocion., scene, W hid' unl''''es huitemity soul :ter, affords a tett tble le st):, ~.. ro ).03 ought. droply to etlgraVe on your mt-! , Ip l i 4 Y, It) order fully to know that dQgetier4te nation, tesZ4''')rtriiii otil } i the htire of , en, and who, in ebtrY I,,'''t ',re wortte titan wild beasts, oust more blood ,C,Y.. 41 ' 1 4 y,,,,er', or lions, Wrett:' ed are they who. tr - et i to tlie4.. deceitfol inontises ! ViCtiins of a toolodi ti t °l 'll 1 'bonbons! times will they repent, but witli., i ilitiv:l, (a till, levity with which they have trusied to L;Pinitliso t o naiion without i it It, and without , Ih i.ou mon wi) acknossie le n :II Ler the -• ()IjiY,, tioi respe:t i'he lc tie of an o4th. 1,.1:r,5N to. mull an A:nensy, the only, alternatives Ibmv„' tetn•tilull to us wcie resistance, or retreat; . 1,4; ;urine,- depettdrd on a enoweteut Itrined fOiCe,, ' ll ' . ' ill a 114 , which- the duty of.preserving life 411 4 in, • ' i `Ptity unpose3uo ill peaceful cnizens. 'flies". ic4.':iing the towns where they easels, transport 111;:`'oti!'ittettects whlch they call carry off, destroying tvliio t h Iv/,lich tilt ate . obliged.. to abandon, and-, , „.11110 serve for the subsistence of the enemy,' th,,,u s ; rtli)e lvirrors 0 1 th e ,11044 inTat11111:1S Alave.,:ry,,, t 4441, teilltielvi Imo iite arrns of their 'tellOw . tli e tniltnth who receive tiltin .as "rot Ikrit . ' ,wets: 11 4 r t , ', .- ..,.. iii,,, ,o , ~ y i)r,111011,, d -1,1 11, tug ( li t invaders of the ish i ' 9 , 1 ,intitir a , n i ....sir - 1 h t'inselvt;s in tit hey lir Ali the occupied ; .toff h i thi s way they are So Lit,,ll..!",'llgithtives, necauv the eituiny, not liti„tim‘'.l,t''tit support himself tor,. long ti me in pn 4tibili:"teit, 11 1 3 . 1 4 11) %Piot ett'subil,ettee, , v ill boon Itt, iti ....' to evaettite ihetn4 and the inhabitanis l'hitlt,llll,, ttleth:ntsty.to their hOm'es, neitti . et Ulf tittfind lutn.Ventisochs of a -I..ligthi.iliA abiyOcea. 4,tatittile.ir hocises and fields io ilrat.srite of total, kft thc , ‘. ' l . in vvlitels ilia clieinV's army wouid have. 6,4 i.; it4ti he rcit,,ititild bit. •,i longer petiod. 11'hittl 1 1 1)1.4 11,1Y1t4t, are tile lesson s of experience , we otw.,lit orver , r ' ' • ' Rut i t •.` - ') 01. 1 1 1. .. ' , . ttpi,„ 4 , ' t io'd tile such ?re:it.disasters, Provi!lenCi„e ill ike t."1:1.111; ';,„"k!"`01'", Cc:of LontsOlatton winch ii ill ,„1,14! t•s sentith.ly Ivl., 411)titelttrit1111Uttate pen,le' who fled t - roc ri the fury lit, dritis . !lid pon!, ho c , 1, 4 v, (. 4pitrienced tile grestest itikli tho _? the '61)41)111y of their fellow tilt Zens• leetived :i114,14 to whili' i hey, nave fkl they %Vera titt i44 to !II open twits ; Alia inhabitants ,eageriy • 4 ,41 iiidi .. /11 ` )/. . (1 1.1'041 all that succour which they \Y , th eilli _v,ktuitify all ;. they tilled their houtes 41.1 h ~41 0 4 1 , 1 , t5. I and tutu y times have we pet ceived 11:10 disputed .•!!).',l-11e gl'O"tqtl,4 ettlohtioll of those ,!qln 4 of : It " Oat: ;1110t1141 WllO, alloUld . afford s o arrivem iio... spitty to thus. nk-nowit (whales' '44 o f " th'3 ~aPital without .shelter or the ~,...sulh,‘Ntice. tii4ittit tt Ilit duty of t h e G Ittti4lutacire4 fir 'l eve ail,, to take i2nte• h t ''' i bu t ti ' the relief of these necessitous I:v et , , le want of public (anis Which ire iltake k lilltiCiellt to proVide for our defence, must iit_ lta sal t • tZirilly „oil4'.'lre' less effeCtual, unless individuals Y lin,t„.. ' l4 , a proceeding as murb recomend " ii„, 4 "tY 43 by patri . t . -.. Ithi o Aflit;r 16 i , .... .. u tbro. i , I lilh Ads,..'"' Fttton of an illustrious tribunal, it t,4 ;iced p ar - s t i b , ,. 1,4 t 4446,4.1011 lof those succours, by. the th,;"4l, a X'aCuted b measures ut a mesnber of that _ +rqth,,, c, . , y zeillous 44d inte ll igent,officers, 1:71:114441‘,„:',..1.2gitivei have been fed, anti number -I,kof diiteti:".". I,),?.rsons. 'have been rescued from this it, -4 1 hut "'ill ' , 4 ' (48 greitteXpence has been sup.; 1.,:yk4fL4..1ur 9;4)e',l:lY,,,,ttilLi resources clic& wore at Ilia c, :417ttatiohs ' '"etiti but, Still toots, 'by . oino. • "•4t 01 . Pre•itlit.,4 h ~ . tt,,,, ti,, t , w„ , y natives, anti toreigners; 't'il l' i ' t ' i i , ti n . i th e ',,:, ) ) t i i !' . 't tom q11.16n with particular 6 . 11, ' i,) ~ ..' M I , ,ir tr 4 --1 b ot tni thitanint 11,1sjesty, eii.4fi eel , • .4 tr "T114'140 'il , . ' ) 11) Ir.)" sr nly; hOse i:,44"lt,'!''hei44,:ik\Lir:?,tiit" leriAtioti.,.B,.(l ih osti wi," o are I pi,4,. ' tire; ctsi i of r.,,., .b • •i i i Liatti 4 ti d ui ~, .. , - t._ nnts, whe ~..ilioitiitil charity Were nos kIL ~ s. ti citatmts or the kiagdom, whither the fnitives re ', sorted, they wet the Same recepti on , acrd Otpetleneed the sjrne kindness and liberal, aid as tar as the aLirity ok the inhabitants enabled them to extend it. Governors o f th e Ki n gd om, i n the dame ! of 'the Pt ince Regent, return thanks to all for such :dififinguisheil services, by whith the lives of so t i many of ltis subjeas hav e b een s we e% and those ca ;lsntilLs softe n ed, which were c aus ed by the scourge `of a dust ruaiv e war.. His Royal Highness will re joice in being the sovereign rof a people so-loyni; pa triotic, generous, and Chrtstiao " It now only remains to complete th ! work, 0- prolbote the 'restoration 'of the fugitives to their , humes, to render .habitable the towns which the barbarism of awse spoilers has left covered with and unburied c4rea«ses j to relieve with , me dicine and food the sick, who are perishing for want of such assi s t anc e; to give life to agriculiur e; by Fupnlying the husbandman with seed-corn, as well as a little bread for his leocsomption for some tune, and facilitating his Means of purchasing cattle; and' acquiring the instruments of a ? ;rcul(ure. " Such Nye been and are t! , e Constant cares of the Governors of the KingdoM " P.4tu.gtresej tribulations are, the crecible in which the itterttof men is Pilitlied- You have pas' el through this ordeal, and the result has been glias rious. You ate become a great nation,--a nation Worthy of those heroic, progenitors Woo illustrated the cradle of tile Monarchy.' Preserve unalterable these sentiments ; confide in your Government, as your Government confide% in you; draw every day more closely the bonds of union among yourselves, with other natious, and with our generous Allies., who are our true brothers. Let rote soul, one will, direot.our CO11411(41 efforts; and tf allr.one attempt to «ow discord, let us tear from our b thou) the ides numous . and let us heal 4v ith his blood the ra tification of our indissoluble alliance. Prarlise the Maxims with the same constancy with whtth you have,hithetto follow e d them, and you will be itivmeible. " The liiihop Cardinal Elea, " P. SouZA, • " CHARLES STUAUT, . • 11.1,4rq ais o TEI tto Mon, " Conde de Rrryttitio; ItAIMUSUU NOGPRIILk." " I).l:Lev of the Gaventnivin, Nlareli 30, att. SPOIiTING ELLIGENCE.' NEWMARKET CRAVEN 1111ET1NG, att. I',IIUIt3D4Y, APicit. 18. Mt. Vap4ittart's littrleir,h. beat Nit. 81okt:spear's 114rpo chat Bst. 71b. each. wogs. —5 to x 0.. kiett. ( r. venor'il Copt tot, 4, , ,,n, 7st. beat Mr, Ftstter,s bro tl,lec (4) Spinnani, sit. tit Two-yr oln Course, sigs, h. it.... td 4o Cdpettluagr,en. • Itti;jerseys Langton, twin 1.4 Sack ville's 1/cciver, Bst, 41,b: men`. in. M. to:;..- 6t04 on Langton . • Wilton's Erebus, ba. Mu. beat Ld (. If Caven- L,Nit'a t ) FJ , he. Set. lvvolr old Ciatirsv, acrogil. If ft.-- 2 tqioft f:retitta,. 11. C4vendish's ECCleston. beat Ld. jersey's Anto nia, Ist. ill). each. TWO-yr old Colllac.l, 200g5..11. tt.--7 to 4 on liccx‘to.l. , • Pro. uce . swcepstakes of toles. each, h. ft colts g s t, fib. tithes Bst. 410. I).' M. Th ose by tn.:tied:stallions to by aih.wed 310. anti thOse out of untried to irc 3iii. both 6 1). Sir F; Stannisit's Wellington, by Tryitioatur •. - - • s lilt I.Shelby's t. by Susccrer,. out -1 i I. , ughton I.ass o Sir V. Siailisn's f by Young, 4agle..oiir of i'arimn o Sir I. Slielley'S c. by Walton, out ot tint., pd Sit C, btAiihßly 'a Ch, I. 1.4 WAttou, out of . , :Lottess pd Mr. Northeyis I, by i;dniunui. nut or Wool li. u!t .;; . 's d. pa Mr. Lawrel's f. by. Giles, ~iti of ()range. tr,... Ai dir. I , lre's I, •hy t. ilea, ~ut ui d sister to Nitre . N 14 Roos's. f. (dead) by Quiz, out o t t er b oa .p.. 1 LEI ( ursey's'e. by Ration, out of Coaise Mary pd •- • - 2to i tot Wellington. Ld iackville's Pan, list. bc.it ,' , lr, stodcespear's Tumbler, ;11.0. ?., lb, AcrosS the Fia.-1.4 Sack vine t o lit:lke 3oogs. to ,apogi-,- 7.10 4 agst Nan. •... • . 'Tie Third Class lithe Oatlartds Stakes ofsogs. each, h. ft. - . 1). 1. Mr. Bouverie's Discount, 5 yrs Bil. 7 rb. - - I id , ):,,,,rit , A p,,,uitoii, 5 yts gst, jib. - a LI l'Oley's Spaniard, 4 yrs gat. bib. - 4 Mr. Bischford's iernerus, aged, Sst. ttlb. , , 4 Lit Lowther's Ag nes , 5 yrs -S st. - Jib. .. 5 Mt. VAlitill tarti,b Gloucester, 3 yrs vast. 41b. . pd "14 jersey's Langton, aged, 9at. 71b. . • . ;id Mr. Lake's Britannia, 4.yre Sat: t tib. 11111 pd , 3 to t agst Ditoluttot.—% to, z agst l'oulton.s to a agst • - , ~ Spaniard. , . - The fiillowing having d ec l are d f or f e i t•by th ; agth of Decem ber ate to pay only togs, each, to be. divia,u amongst the ()w0e:4 4 01 . 41m second bursas in the three classes:— • - Mr. Croft's Bacchanal ; Mr. Batson's Gilt ; LA Jersey Nicholas ; Sir W. W. W ynne ' s Melibcctis ; 1.11 St:moil's Brown. bless, by' Waxy ; , Major, Wheatlcy';; : - ,ir Alattinel ; Ctn. (3 rOssykigi)t 'S ,trialcorn Grime ; D. 01 It oil .int'S e.. by . lierneintoanccr; .Sir I. V. Tempest's C: by Snuffle. dam, -by .Smile, 1)0%;14 of Mr. Peveral ; Mr. I.ll4ke's Qucett'ot Sheba; I.4lozioraitt b. f. Morgi a n a ; G en. D ower ' s ,Auatel ; A ~,, , 1 Ontl 01 r. i' .t. tlVell'S 'Millet te. • Ltt Crosvenor's br: 1. °listens, by. Vermin. out ulttlivia, teo.li. !tom I,rl Rous's (. Charm, oy S orcerer,. but uflitey Duchess, 88t. 4ib. cacti. 1). M. aoc,gs. 11. tt.. The Cadiz Mail has brought Us letters and papers, the tinnier to the 3 tat March, and the latter to the 2d instaht. We find tlrit ano: her expedition A d ajoy, the French bva eginkCidiz was in active prepara tion, and woaid carnmence operations in 'lime or four dap, The implacable livid arrived from Vera Cruz with t ,607,nun dollars, and 11.:00 scions of cochineal, and two inure ships were in progress of loading at the same pore with treasure far" e iner chants,...A Vessel with 100,000 deltas for Govertr merit had also arrived,. ' • Lieut. BAKER, who brought the dispatches relat ing the gallant defence of Anholt, is son to Sir ROISEAT BA!tltri,.of Bath. His dashing through the whoiellottlia of gun-boats, and at all hazards, sail ing amidst reefs and ',basis, which no veviel ever betare attempted to pass, ptirpo•ely to incliot on the flanks of the enemy, who had sheltered them selves under the sand-hills from the tire of the bat tern until their reserve came up, contributed mu,t essentially to the success of the day; as by' a well dire tied tiling of grape and round shot from t!ie "Inholt Schooner , the enemy were dislodged t r ain their sli c ke r , and ' placed between two sire., which obliged thein to surrender.. The expediti , n was undertaken at the express ardiers of ilueN .1 1 principally, fur the destruction of the Liq,lit.n othe ;. and . ev e ry Officer employed was beletted by the Kt , .g of DaNNANK•hialSair. • Tim son of Judge 14 Portuguese, was re tently• esoctited by orderot the Itegeuey, for hay ing served in the trench army. ; He was taken near Bid,tjoh.wol sots e Fre! , el) prisoners, and being re , u onsekl, w: Is ordered fel . trial. The young man 1s stated to Ikate died will& turtqude, A meeting was yesterday held at the London T.i ,vern of the - Portuguese residents i n this country, the principal British meicliaii6 in the trade to Por tugal,' and other Gentlemen, for the purpose of adtipting Measures for . giving relief and aid to those inhabitants, particularly to - those of Beira anti Estremadura, who have been sufferers by the horrors,, devastations, and cruelties couttn,ticd by the French . in their late invasion of, and expul sion - trout, that country. J. C. Lticena, Esq. in the t sy ti.vo o'clock a considerable niiinber of pertions were.asp.mblect in the great room. The chair was oaka Mr. Lucena, when a lettei froin ihe Por tuguae.Ambassador, in the I .) ,:rnigUeae language, was read by a Gentleman, after which nit Eighsh translation of the same wars read, which ti. , at , as rol.• lows " To I. C. LUCEN.I, Esq. ," South Audley-street, April 17, ISII " SIR, The short interval or time th it has elapsed between the Resolution and toe Adyeribielpelit .I)dt ,itito the Newspapers for the Meefing ut the Porru,otese to-morrow. at one cyclut, It, at the. City. of Loudon 'Poem; Otigthated in the subbositen thauthe said meeting would be almost exclusively. composed of l'ortuguese Subjects ; Out, Laving received hoot the day before yesterday to the r reserit monicia,,eoutinued proposals from many of the must respectable English Gem ir men, that the subscription might be nude as general -as the , wish was noanfinous, tol;ontrionte to so ext.:client and laudable an on. 1' et, I have thought it any citify, as a raiiintitadvecate tot tile untertunate innabitAnts crl Beira and Estremadura, not only to acquiesce in, Out also to fuither so libel ai and tiniver sal a wish ; and presuming that in so dying. 1 could not but anticipate the wishes of all the Portuguese resident in Lon. don, 1 beg that you will intbrns the Gent !eaten MO may be present at the meeting to.morruw, that, 1.,r theabove:ineti. - noned reasons, it would Ix: desirable tb,t the r.teeting be-ad journed, in order that a inore extrusive plat) rimy be adOpt• ed, tor procuring . the greatest anti must eilic.,l.4uus rebel to the unfortunate inhabitants ot those provinces,' to . w hose ire, rote sacrifices, combined with the great Olorts or th A ined armies, we owe the glorious termination us the campaign, Yeu will please to nation the Wing lenten present. that deb indisposition icluctantlx obliges nie to requesr that you will, In my n a me, cpmmuntelte the 4buve, rtiosillsit.inces to them; at the. Banes time, eXplessing tot their 'ready attendance, requesting Bien, to allow equal promptness id the intend.d next meeting. ' (Signed) '1 I). U. AN I'. SOUZA CU ti 'l'l N - Mr. Long said, as it was the wish of the Portu. that they sin.old take a looger Itine,-in' order to make the snbscription more ge . ner.d, he should propose -e"'t Lain teso•utions, oil which it -was his wish lt) take, die sense ot the meet. ing. He thought it would be useless .10 a sutkidription at that time, and wckild.tlietetore pro. poe merely, that a Committee Should then • named to wait. upon J. 'Whitmore, Esi. to rtqaest lain' to take noon himself the direction of 'the saib: scr;ptiOn (for the provinces ot lip ira .atid Litte,oll7, 111.t.d), in which all partie:i no to jolt), in ranter to Matte it as g . eneitil and 'a4 etfeetoal cis WAS hid, bit .11 that 41101.11 d be carried, to, mute bit. adjUtiilliiitzlit tit the Meeting 'tor. the present. .• • I\ll . . WARR di . iceierl 10 two words in the lir4 re solution. • He tA tilled It ir,U•be chide tnura nought the , money subset it)sd -should Ur 14 Nea l for tite relief of 'the Pairtaa R ai), 40 ,1 1 1 0 1 rtlerdy tot ho pruenit':its hawed. Portugal, he be. Iseveti, it was genet ally tel though greail},lassistcd, by ha.r been delivered trout the enemy br her o n esettions, - it was only from Ilion that h vide could hope etitabliShed;" and to thew every encotarat;ement.,okagiti te•• g.vi.u. 2,1 1 . LA vtli; made a u 3ln...ration in the form 'et the re criutioy, in consequence t t the , mr,ge3trott t 'the' last sjitatter, He appreficoutun Nat it theididsatptia, a coaninerictd it• •11/11 , , altd . in that room, it might go no farther. • Tile Spantilt subsetiptio.l had railed on that acco u nt: it h a d 15tH beett tA*llll lit t hefirst instance on a scale cortesp ing with'the'cbjettin ';.l'n render the sithscrip tetiti for the l'iitteoese elrect nal, lie thought it would be mOst achis.trale that it should tic voillitienCed, ilcii itt thdfrOom, hut at 1 lielloyol ,Excilange. VItAt4CA was of opinion that as .a meeting had been called, a subscriptioa . sho-Ad be forrs'with • watt very I : Jr trout haring . •any.objeet io n to .Mr ! Whitmorr's , : tteing . placed as the..head of the b..litless, but he bought would he well begun to that room. .Havin g nnicle is lirginning, ivinight then be giren u' i l•to•tbat 6-'entleinati Whirtnuaej to Make a better I.lling of it lie could. , . • M. Alderman C. SMITH thought therl had bedi sortie tnisinatiagetnent in calling the picsemi Hire I. lag. •,fid wa' ahnosf ashamed td sue-so taw as senihled where the object wt' their being -called to.: . goiter was ' humanity. Fits through; CHO ,stitiscrip thin ought !let 'l ll be made with a patttalview, but condueled so as to itrikt, it a 3 geitieral as pdot tais, he had' moved in the Court- of the Limpets' Company (of which lie hati..the honour to he a Arember), that the sutu. ot emu' huladred . gui. ',moo shotald be. g . i't In assist the. startling .Portu. dthige, rind thank lie hiss stiectortled..ill carrying In; it,Would be wrong to the subscription in so 9:11011 a cooTaly, as the et ied of ',heir prodeednigli ‘euuld, in that ease, tend rather to damp titan entainr.Ne Alit which it w,, as Inch wish to Or-unite: 'When a - lc, -v meeting was Caited,, tier trusted it would be attire tannerpini, anti . _ he hoped an Engli4htnan would ne placed in ,the Chair. tiowever highly the peoph ofun eoupiry ;night 'think of the Portuguese nation, he thought it would be better that tlu .I';nglishmati should be placed in the situation of U.airtnap, as' th y did noi 'undefstand the Portuguese Nil. gllnge; mid were, in cumetittelice, tabs loony to come forward than if they we .e cipe 0 1 theirown.countryine.. - 1 could not be made too general ; h Sutra Lbilideot litany Eriqii.dirnen weer soliKith..lll r., :low HI it. lie. (Nit. Smith) was no Portug,,Qie, Mit 111,1 he ally coloiee. tion with the otfaiis 01 Pot'rugui, yet he was anxious to come forward in the cause. Mulling was more ittimolier than to make it 'a, partial thing, affording relief to thc . stitft fvr A' ill the .prebunt 1011,1104 'they" slid not flier, ly comr tor% tied to 11101$1 ,Polug 1, Wit. , to eSpollttti 011 C,JUSto of Mr. 1,,A vie, 'ark rrting• to what' had fallen from the Wor Altitlimati, - vhscrved that thy Porto g lese. Among sadot I a‘i %tint' t)t iiwoliseoitioei , of whielT he 113 flitd viidewvotarti to Avoid it in iise r ',ad lekt iiieti:wit Placed in au , 10 1,i; hi ti ruopo- lor iJkfli, lil.l lett thrmi .0 lit:11 p 1,1: I:; Olt i.pp.;itr Ut:6t .4. 'eau we iv:v.4ollon tor.EippOinitog twitter to wait on J. NY -Out orl; At c .' Mr. Alrit•rinatt C SAILIti obje6trd it, the imrrte. . dime appointment of a Comm fte t •-,.. 10 Thong t it might be better fiir th e C.tairman akiae- to w.,il cta " Mr. Wh:ttnore. • l'his 4 , ; ,, gcstion tisaa llpp:•evel ot. and, the 11430. ttiti a ~,„ way .reu aceoraingly • 'and it was then . . I r B;rlP•ihvaetatihe Chairrri,tn do wait uponlelni Whitnift'igt. Esq. requesting him 14) ` take upon, innt*zit the titteet leit this measure , ut °vie! that the gene; .4 itkiety expressed by ail ranks of polite to contribute to tins most tiesirableubjed inay.b- renderett as ettli:..u.totts as possible. 2. " That tins Meeting do now adjourn,' the • • Ceillieni !rt present engaging to eteiht the-General Alaeting, to _ be co., - vetted under Mr. ‘yttitinore's ditectiont . .!' The Mectitig then a:ljourned. ;otri- • The intehigence w hich we clarnmunicated try tl4 ~ubfic, iii our paper of yeterday, atferwm.ii announced in the tent:m..log Letter en the Lord Mayor LETTI3R TROM THE MARCWIS WBLiESLEY TO THE LORD MAYOR. " Furvlgivollice i April 17. " IYsintehes. have. been received this tight by the Marquis WIILLEsi.BY from ettiatts STumt-r, L it . his I\ilajes y's Minister at Lisbon, dated Lisbon, tillt instant, st,ning, that oh thi. 28th tilt. General lad e . LAtt, and ColonelsrritAt:r crud NVI LiON. mo ved to . wards Pinhel and Are4ms, Ihr English bead.quar:, ttli*, were transferred tO Celericit ; acid the adtantd guaid, in the directi on of GrOar(ti, was threiwo for ward to within h a lf 3 fagot; of that tow n . , C's The enemy, who had placed the.grepter pnit of his force in the position of Gtttsra»4 Manifeined inclination to make a stand; ,exten.ie c t Tine, by throwing out strong defactirnents triw4; Behnotite. He was, however, etintpelled tuabanit vo that post on the 2grli, at d sent Mint great 4.mti u . toward , ; the Coa, ti ilt, ttle loss ol t»any Strit*- 1:!as, and tnneh baNage, " great. part ot W 3 frirce have retired in the di, re Lion or S.tbugai. Tito firitiqh Item.-rptetttr, wt:ic at Marmo!tiro on the hit of tiprii, and the %huh, army necupy the yet , hank ot U.e (;od, !‘ The account: Iron) thtt writ) of roriugal itrite the return ot: I.lettigintuts t 4) and the cotistquent pet wisttion or the Pll.il)gOele Al, of he provinces of TOS vturti l , y ti,v;r Lontes. ‘‘ ;she enemy got) , h of Spain have abvn , &net! the tort of Aluttfin-rgu 4 been 4•Ci• culled by the Spattiards), autt bayi their forcc near b3dajes. ut the'eurpi tinder Gt!netAl lIAL . - LASTIIOS ' with. that hum wickr Grotto, ZAy A s, korliceu pievenitd ey that airi•4ll p. nit ? , 1.) b?dy ut Ilion near 400 d in t,iw Ciffilada rh Nlet,1:1 ! upon ‘irbitlifitiletiti iTtßos retired upon C _rind to;vtokioi ZcYAN, rt..t...emhal!iect tont , r, t,u iUt LTA: 4 - ' " The mrreirqt Frencii ar,.; sratettio !rive tltrir bmearons ei.ees's'es they er? f:ti) ;% across the Coo. 1.. patoisng tii.ough.a C:dorico and Gua:ci,f,! . .a hot ribte pivot:lll'l...d sell in the advahcc (A the iltA army, enmpose,l tltt Biiti.,ll Terieguese 'loop*. she itshaLitants, without. 11 . tit' ate or ex,-.were ts Use Sheets,` aid r wosnds, N ith loss, of c:or4 o.si tioßei, '1%04 raiie4 . 01 tl.r. allied .op;;, ic.d,trly the 'to the logfs,:st t!icy shortly had 411 .#;,ror lumiy,of snaking a fill) I ,S ,, veAli n:1416,04,0. :i;c d(fitruei,ori tirishe over which etreshy I%hl to pasi i.i ‘ llu2;:r . retre4„, oboist Hot) if their tri;tipi wct.e cut oil, tn. - arty the whole of t : UR• kiil , ? . t.{, thy ac.lvithcc of the allies relitititsg any- qua! ter. Two adjoining s,'iops hi Poi tsmouth, painted tu.:lr. iy 'exhit)it (without any alluSion to regal pal t in:fillip) this curious eoine , dence of ilk:it-own:A-4' "Xing--..Gellrge—and Son." The St. Janie , 's Volunteer Corps were yesterday luso:Lied in Hyde , Park. There was a tokrabil toil at tendante, and the various, hlembers 01 the ft' gittlttnt went ibrough their several evolutiv,t)4 with .eonsidtrable skill and facility. appointedJn Middlesex and London be f ,re the flight Hon. Sir JASixs MAtorraLn, 'Lord .‘ Caief i JOsiice of his Mammy's . Court of CUMIIMIT ( ) kits, at Westininster, in and atter Easter Tern), tett M;DDl.ltsta. ."LONDON. Ttliniday, May 2 Friday, May 3 l'ituroday, 9 Friday, Thursday, —lO -• Friday, --- . Tuesday, -- 2 c Wednesday,---, az ~ AFTER l'Prtm. Thursday, —23 i Filday, 2 9 FICTITIOUS CIIA.IIAVT,IMS. —Three wen, set vln t a 01 lost character, Were taken into cusiady yestcrilay afternoon, on charges of having cotnbitiati logethor iu iton:tuling un ultiee for ihe purpose .of giving tioi. Botts ellarat.lers 10StIVtItilb sod others, and by many families have been rubbed. ' I.lleSt:Clifltil'ts,4sTS v re kaied at 7s. nd.each at the olticp, SS alptldNa. by thy, books taken possession of, And tine firm sibivd of.fpurtueti. SMITHFIELD MARKET, ArkiL 19. This day's Market was but thinly suppled witii the different kinds of Cattle ; &et, vi,e4 . theaper; Veal is dearer ' Poi k su;d, 13 , 4 prig atithhe trade io gt.oeral wAs soot44), H i tlac.--The,aales in .the Hay Jsrl •rket Weir sort.osixiOvi able. ; St raw, oD4 _.(7.lovrr, have droppe.l ice,—Ttiv tthilerinen I railed j rives tied au accurate statement To Oak the otEi rer stone or 81b. . Beef 48, ad. toss. 4d. Mutton as ad. to ss. 6d. 1 1 1, eat t.,d to 76. ad. L'ork $ s, od. to 7s. oti. Lotto ss. &1. 40 licoati- Sso. Sheep and Lambs idle. Calves tao. Pigs SMITHFIELD HAY-MAIIHRT. flay gl . 0, . 00l to SI, enl. Sitiov Ol." ton. ott. 31, an. alt. Clover 61. es. at. t0'241. 19c. C./11/4 Ef•CIIANOR, APRIL ii).—Thiq day tie Nl.l4:rt has curi,hierable • \l' Fifa: ovin nearly quoimi pric t „ ollaL Itties vety tcw ; .1:Forlq c o mf t i ut li 111 c Ilte Vditee j White Poll. rat itcr 10%,,r. 375, Tiwry arc so ale tut , . 4-1 arai wally oh hand, Llia.fly 14 , (O NJ ;,nd infoi - ,cir, which art extrelorly dull in Kik., hi l t Loy , i t 144 prita,..:.;; Fittur Wiltiitusts ::+I