The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-22 00:00:00

The SpanlsliGuerrinagt in the onc s tains of Hun tia are very ,o , s. T tri he .Chief Comnon(ler Is the Marg. of ----, formerly an Otticer of Asti!. Ir, ; the French armies are very ranch an. 1,0 ref by tht-m. 'rho arm' of General Ballasterns, co' sting o anont 4000 men, is kitually at Castil- L.: J o., neat Ayarnonte. EST,ltnatAntrrta,, Since' ttie a•lrrender of Badajos, is occupied al.- olt,lr entirely by the French.. There are,sorn e 'smail parties of Guerrillas; and the remaining portion of the armyi tormetly commanded by the 1111rquis of Roliann, is aidually at Albutquerque, a few leagues to the north of Badejos. Names of Nome of the Spinish Generals I,@lto have either fallen in battle or otherwise lost their lives, or have beers mart. prisoners in this contest : General Alvedo, Commander hi thief of the army of Astitria., at tits battle, of Espinosa killed. Major. General Mania's de San Roman at the same battle, 'killed„ Geweral Reding died of his wounds at one of the battles in Catatunia. General wives died of fatigue at the first defence of Ciudad Itixirigo, when attacked in 1809. Gfneral Mcnaclto, killed in the defence of natiljOlS, General Espana, killed in Atte saute siege in one of the sorties. General O'Reilly, died in Saragossa during the siege,: General Palateig, taken as the defender of Saragossa, and .carried to EMICCs., where he ched, General St. Mani..k, also taken in Saragossa. General Alamo, Governor of Gerona. It is uncertain' , tvlsettieritscis still a prisoner in Fratiee.or dead: GenvrakAthe hlarguis.Of Roman!, who died of fatigue in Tottngal, General A Iburquerque, who died lately in London. Cenural Kicltickuct tidiest in some of the engagements in . ltkngdont of Leon. • 14Al LS. AKR V Ittt--1 Cadiz, I Antic.it, 3 Dublin, 2 ‘Vaterforcl, Dux—i Lisbon, i Wat4;11011.1. P tICI o s - rock..) T H 4a, Ar T w,Lvt oicLocz. Consols 64 k I Ited, Ann. ' 1 " I I S N. • soLkm QUO 1)1C4 Ylit.st,Nl AUL/lA.( t 0 N 1) 0 N, mp'snee, Arum 9.2, !Sit. t t Yoteroay the ronoi.ving Zhewn at St. Jame 'u Palace Windsor April 21, Ail. "f3raMAUSTY continues to make a favourable frogress towards recovery.' (Signed as usual.) The.Poblie will read with great pleasure the above report of ,is Mil..'sty's Physicians. The;e medical reports are in tnnre In be lolled o'ly oti Sundays, and we hive every reason to beliera that they will Pun be digcomineed altogether. There kiss been no al r;val from Portugal since our istsr:' Lntil Witt4lNtlcirOtel Disps,chee a ppeared in the, Garmtie of SO Art.l4y; thtty perfectly otstifirtu the intellig9utasiiie 1434 communicated to our readors. l'lre arrival of the French trigates captured in the lsla of France - we noticed some days ago. They quitted that place on the. loh of Jitnuary, and the troops employed in the conquest of the island Irsd retained to Madras, except about boon, Who had . remained for its:Pl'eteelion, 141,ajor. General WADE Nvfls to take the command oo the intended departure of General AEEROttoMEy. An expedition was to take place against` Tatmt;rve, on the Madagascar co,st, Lehi the !".lafie atid ..ttnirante Islands, where the French, voisillA used to refit and cia usl, as well as for mercantile purposes. We rnity'shortly ex. petit the arrival of the ay lon 3nd Winclhapt East indiamen, which had been recaptured on taking the Isle of France. The appearance of, a French na tional schooner off the Isle of Franee, induced the British to heist, French colours on the Fort, by which memos she was, tempted - to enter and was, irninediat6iy scented. DiltptitOres from Buotsil.... PAWI'E were found on board. It..appeared by these dispatches, that DacAell had. been . removed ( rem, the Government, and that three ~ F reirch frigates were to leave Fratice a few L'ay4 after the schooner, with troops, for the defence of the Island. Gene. rai1....10;, w i n viav to ournecod an Exvedition, width s , at; expo tted to sail front Mailras last month, s ow, J av a, amounting to about 20,000 men. A CadiZ-Mail .nrrived, yesterday. It brings an account of a suceevtful attack mmle by a detachment frcan ,Gcnersl 74./As's corps upon a body of 600. Piench„ near 1 1 4.40guer the French wore completely deteated. The loss of vessels and of lives in Cadiz flub Our, during the late dreadful storm } was very . great. We are happy, however, to find that the British tailors were, as usual, •c.onapicnous for their bravery and for their humanity, The Spanish Papers speak of their exertions with ad miration and gptittidtt. Cenetrel 5411ASTIANt. it it said, is ill. We believe Im is heartily sick of the service which he is employed in, and would be very glad to obtain .permission to retire, upon the pre. tenco of ill. health. The fll anccess which hasiot Ire attended the French atiTIS the Peninsula, has created very violent dissentintic among the Generals. Dreading the violence rind ;null eability ti)fw 1.11/024A the - FAKT F,, etch Of them, it anxious to hro 'bl a me of failure up on the other, M A SSENA and Nay bave,, WO before mentioned, hid a vio lent dispv, cud t h e Noe' has been arrested and tr. France. In the South, it appears that the. Mott, Sbut,r, and SI.:BASIVINT, ate npoi better terms : Vtcfott openly Ohio es I tw lost coentlabe',l Generals lor their ,recent :movements, rrnd uE tonrso they, in return, will reerifpinate upon hitu. Wti are an ions to know how. lietotPA re will ael tinder these circurnstance3,, and whether he will proceed wish any, of his Generals as he did with the gallant but unfortunate Adtbiral VILLENLVVE. This morning we received German Papers, from which we have sevetal extraets. Una Saturday another. Council was summoned to attend the Queen; at the Palace,"Windsor, to take into consideration the weekly reimit of the l'hysi clam, Soon after ten o'clock the following Njetn. hers arrived _ . The Duke of Montrov, The Archbishati of Canterttury, The Lord Chancellor, Tim. Araibishoir of York, Lord Elleaborough, The Earl or Aylesf.rd, , , , Sir William Grant. They assembled in the Caneen's And.ence Chant ber, and Doctors Revriot.ns, DUNLIAS, BAILLIE, .and Sir HaNnY HALroan, who (Nine from London the same morning, were CX3lllllleCt.' The, result of their deliberation did not, transpire, but it is confi dently reported that some important decision will be officially announced this week. Several of the Members had an audience of the Kt o, and at three o'clock' the Council was dissolved. WINDSOR, Arum , morning '144 MA JESTY was aceonipanied in his regular walk on the Terrace by the Dukes of YUEIC And CAMBRIDGE. On the KING'S rearing to the Palace to dinner, we understand the PRINGE REGENT had an interview With his Royal Fathrr. fits Royal Highness ar rived here this morning. The pokes of Yon& and KENT retUrned to London this afternoon. Yesterday Morning the PRINCE RadENT Well down to Windsor, where he had an interview With his MAJESTY lor about a quarter of - an hour, and afterwards passed a considerable time with the Qualm and PuiNeassas. His lioyal Highness re turned-10 Carlton . House in'tho evening. . • On,Satorday the Dokes of Yorticzn7lKrtttT arriv ed at Windsor, and, joined, biS MAIEsTY in his ininning's walk on the Terrace. • In the afternoon' the Duke of IVlowraosu and the Earl of .A. , iLes.. FORD had t: honour pi a long aud.encet•ceith the KING , and the Royal Faintly, which proventtd his I‘4,t3E;illt from restnniog his walk at the witialaitne ott ihe Parade. The same,eveniog his Royal High! 'less the Doke of CAMBESLWE arrived, to remain a few days \Vitt) the Royal , ViTinily': "The' - Princesses Sornta. and Atintis•iA, and Lady J. THYNNE, and a tin.crou6 train of attendants, rode out in Wind , sor Gloat Park, and 'did not return to the ealace till thi've o'clock. •• • On Satut day night the Lorin Cirorecta.ort, after his rpturt. to London, froth attending tilt/Queen's Council at Windsol, waited urn his Royal High. IlriS the Par I4ICH RUGENT ) at Carlton-House, to Ri pon to him the proceediugs of the Council. Gevernment has succeeded in raising in Ireland the lon for the se.rvice of that part of the United Kingdom. Two millions and an half have beeh COW awed for upon, the following, terms ,Ciso .0 pr,imt cejit. 1 14vi4A IC4 4 rtoary MU. Do. pII Q For every root. 44 : IP 9 So that the money has been borrowed at an interest of 4L t as. 9d. per cent. Two millions was the sum originally intended to be berrowed, but the contractors took two millions and half. The Parks were yesterday thronged with Sunday. pedestrians, displaying all theleasonable novelty of dress. We noticed many elegant females in sidii and invading, bat the clouds threatened a shower, and the general exhibition of, costume was not of ti description iiktly to become tlic htanda rd cif spring fashions. The carriages aria horbeinen made 3 good tboiter. Lt;ttillS have r been received in town from the Me diterianean. hey eeinniunioste a eircurnsiiince of interest to the. Commercial world'. • The Dept of Algiers and Tunis, whose gnairel has already been mentioned, had determined upon, Bahia) hostilities against each other, and were fitting out fleets to carry their designs into execution : the fleet "of the latter, it Was supposed,,would quit port the middle of this rnttrttb. An Amel - icon Captain, who left Bayonne at the be t ynning of last month, slates, that there were 13 privateers fitting out at that port at the time: of his departure ) , six of which were' Ainerican.hinit yes seh!, which had been seized and publicly sold. The communications between the military posti in the Bay of Biscay was extremely aeto e, and maintained by vessels purposely built to draw little Water; arid enabl4 to stand so close M.shore as alwaya to be tinder the protection of land batteries. Letters had been received from Rio de la Plata to the Ist. ultimo. The squadron from Monte Video had rescrrned the blockade of Buenos Ayres, but had not attempted to interline whh the English ships :i.e." The Junta had raised 600,000 dollars to defray the expellee of equipping a naval ardamont. They were hl:ewise busily employed in se-organizing and recruiting the army. Notwithvianding, they had,' ay some recent executions, incurrediheitnlula tioo of cruelty, their prineiplea - Were popular, their partizans numerous, and their conduCt in general excused by the urgency of their all'airs rendering it neeespary to adopt rigorous MeaSures to crush the intrigiaes.against them. • 'ln addition to Chili, which had likewise formed a Junta, the people of Cochin Bombe, one of the most warlike provinces of South America, had deposed their Govern - or, and pro chilli-led their independence. The•draughtsmen a Plymouth Yard are, in con sequence of orders , to that erect, eogagedlj3 pr q par. ing drawings for the loapoetion of the Navy Boatti, of a 'finn.rate 'ship at four decks ' with a circular stern, round which guns will be planted. This ves. sel will,' of course, carry an immense numtk of gum, and : will be the largest ever built. Sir RIMARD, reLLaw, will hoist his flag in the • Cnierionia, 1 to, and proceed in, her , to, take the Command ,in the Moditermienn.—Lieetendot.Ge twit Lord W, Wasryktk, Who lai been wointed to .succeed Sir "JOIN STyART at Sicily, goes out in the Catedania. ~ , Another detachment of Poor Caards will shortly quit town to etnbark at Portsmouth tor Wilt. Th© innattirgh resondenten of the Hilt contains the pi : ueeedittgq of a Military Commiiion held tit, Oldenburg, Ma e 4 24,, o two CAptr,ins of shirt, Nicolaus loch and 'Adanritirukins; for lextr ing 'the Jat , de without pertniision. They were found guilty. of the crime of eonmtunication and in telbgence with the enemy, and'senteneed to be shot. VIENNA, Mnt►c.n 30.—Sorne persons seemed to fear that the publication of the 15til inn. would have occasioned a little agitation, but, the public tranquility has not been ttOubled a single instant. A new circular letter has just appeared which ex plains the articles that had need of some explica- lion. It is said that Count WtiatiNi is gone, as Grand Chamberlain, the beitrerof a letter from the EMperor to Count WALLIS, investing this:Minis ter with the most extended, and unlimited powers, to carry into execution, in all the details, the new plain of finances. Count WALLIS, whose activity is known, goes himself to the public places,. and it►- quires the price of goods. Already have some agitators and intriguers been punished, *hick cannot fail of producing an eiteel lent tired. Count SALIIIAN, President of the Re gency of the two Austrias, concurs to the Utmost of his power in the praise-wot thy intention of Coont WALLIS. The Diet of Hungary, wltit;b had been fixed for Easter, and afterwards for the month of May, is, it is now said, definitiely adjoulned till the liith of August. Them is reason to expel that this great and ge. nerous nation will make gr4tat sacrifices (or the good 01 the State. Miley, comities have already sot an • example, by •seotting considerable sums in bank notes, the numbers of which are taken off, in order to withdraw them (morn circulat►on without expence o the slate. The last Courier froth Petersburgh was the bearer of an official N ate, in which it was said, the oce , pation of the fortresses in Servia were.but tho mentoy, and ler 'the purpose of lions. , .CONiTANTINOPLIW FBA. the Porte continues' his preparations for a new campaign against the litissians s itlt the greatest a6lit ity, and" employs all his military resources, he at the. same time does not lose sight of the Weeliabiles. The Governor of Egypt, MnimabPacha, as. much dis ! : tinguished tor hi b6very as attachment to the Grand. Seignior, has received olders to march against_them. Many Pachas at vovinces along the Tigur . and Eu phrates, are to join him with their troor a, for the purpose o( ag:tinst 'these terrible enetnies to t tie. Turkish religiun and empire. .Biat it is, as they know, very difficult to 'reach them, because they are all mounted on. camels, and by this means retire with great celerity into the interior of 'Arabia, by crossing the deserts of Northern parts of the country. MAIMED Paella has reiolved to march against Mecca mid Medina, by Suez and along the banks of the Red Sea. This Pacha is greatly beloved in Egypt. The latter end of the year he gave battle to the revolted Boys, who were obliged to surrender at disctelion, and i:t plore the c.eintmcy of the con queror, who pardoned them, only on condtiuu, that they k hou Id march will lino into 4rabia. VIITERWARADIN,MA K Cll 10.—Letters frotaTurkey announce the opening of the 'campaign na being close,'ol hod, 'The troops of she two bellteient powers are in Anoyernent, and all, the , necessary preparations fur the sice of Widden have been made. • , NW . oTAtt Vacha and V.E111.1 , ion of the Pacha at Joina, have arrived, the_ first tic ito [2,099 inert, has arrived ,at Sarkue, in -order to support Nissa and 'the second, near Sophia, wish a less numerous corps.. The presumed tnaietnen t at a car ps of 8,000 Russians to Timek, appears .to have de terzninid this step'of it LI On the 3d of March, operations of consequence took place,before Cadiz. A'-division of Goon 'big lishmen, and 7 or 8000 Spaniards, landed, the latter end of lzehrtiary, in Algesiras. Their column, which was consequently 1 , ‘,000 strong, entertained the projea of felling upon the rear of the .Duke of Bel- Ituas artily, and raising the siege of Cadiz ; which design was totally defeated. .'lsle Duke' 'of &Bung . heat the enemy, aid drove him into the isle of Leon, having taken,3 stands of colours, 4 pieces of, can• non, and, made 760 prisoners. ',,A,-third put of the nglish 'force& were killed or wolinded., General Scbastiftni, who commands the 4th corps, consisting of twenty thoosand men, conceived that_ the enemy's troops, landed at Algesiras,. were in-' tended to attack his army on its right , flank, Whilst a division from Murchi was intended to march against his left wing; be had therefore sent troops to op pose lila division, and it was not till the 7th that he was apprised of the occurrences, which had taken place. On his sharp-shooters coming tip, the Ma. clan division was 'muted. Mean while Ballesteros, 42 , Ttirrreirnstrirtly the battle of Caitelle(Yo, a mounting to 3000 trat marched aginst Seville. C;-:veral atriceon m a re„el against him, pt.:l( him en drely to the rot, anL!pqr• sued hire conliderable way, 04 the MAtft the sle49 , of C a diz was renewed %%ith trollv 'g 't'! r. twith ahiettlipzueL AU rnreae:d putsih3V the efitll:..daat,pll; (Dagen, April 8.) ...;...... S•eocKtint.m, Apart: 10 _ he health of hi' 11'31 A" j.e..sq co ntinues .to improve. It is expea.;l it 1 31 Bigittlesti the Crown Prince will iihotiir o ' l the capital, on a tour through the provinces. Colf crone., will, it is thought, be one. of the first ciVY : c w r ou h l i t s l avpispielear,letil.airnt otlilr°r%tio"ncselill'ilia'''gc;j: tug PoAer are net of the afest friendly tolot' . „ PANscoW/V) Nisacti 8.--lt is I'oollo, Oil WO. Sass, haYing. been informed that a Tnrios:t curl''' consisting, of 13,000 men, were 11131Clii, g10.4:,'' " iu`lill. ' preVented it, by in siutck, t't 9r , v ,i phis. It is added, that 6,000 Turk' .3 , 13 ' 11e : / an 1 be,field, and that the remainder *CIC ta''' i cliSpftied. MAitCH tO.---According to 'certain intrlii4ol,l. from Belgrade, it w as not Generd sob bet l:' , !` . * marshal Karnonski, Who (bait Word 1)1011Y rii, near Lofesa, the advanced void ol '''' illikish army. ofl 4 • 'The Grand Vizier marehed on the lift 0 hilippoli with his corps d'Artn6e, p month from the mountains of Bulpria, ;11)d to rts , posed of Asiatic troops, and who had to ,t informed o f thi s . quarters in, the environs of Adrianople and ',l; i , prnclrlvfir His design was to ruin the right \ vim.; of 4 . L ' u oe ' v ,,,: army ; and Field4ll4lshal Kinnensiti, Nloit'*, co the Grand Vizier with the whole o f 1116 oIY ~ f, o , attacked with the greatest impetnosiiy, otoriA.o„i the advanced guard of the Turkish soy, r0w,'.,10 of fron , 13 to et),000 men, Oltrlillldel VI. in time, quickly marclatah ro . ' . Grand Vizier and 'three Nchaq, ot ' 14 , 00 lit in which they began to deploy in the P' Lofesi ~ .. . , ria , 4:he,Russians had a 5 battalions of infantrPoiiii, 50 fp, .09 cannon, 'and 30 squadroni 411 ,;, 06 Their- attack arid' Bre were e;ttretielY hn,',;yro., Turks defended tlietnselves with ii:6 , it e " tot e s. but as. the Russian's occupies! a gre 3l 6. o3f ra grOund, and the Turks were co:,tilied in ti op oo . space, they warts compolled.to cede 0) ,,,.. 4 114 so er, rit y of their opponents'. tongs. L °l9 7:, or y, trenched place,,and two Mita vills,;01 w' r ot o, . by assault by/ the illusions, W ho l iiw tise ,100,41:4 teed r iec,B of artillery/seversl stand of cT,: riii, 1 ) /1041! tiOntiiy of ammunition ; ;.)i" i'cli'a, were made prisoners. _____..................... , IREL4NI). intD, DUBLIN APRIL 19,...-011 NVerllrC i li 0 ,1 , 4 dr,,atunt',w,a cooitnitted to the jail ct C.v ' 1 ,,, „,, /4-3- '''' men, of Lurgan Lodge, l'''' I: i d , .i, ' 1 _ cry, a holed offender, cintred, 11 ' li o r!' 1 h i aviii . g: stabbed Terence Beaty, with ii 11",;, 1 ,4 ,, i I s i tai l o l ihn i t a r ‘ e h tlb l u i s ' e r t eai t '-' l i : I: , ', l , n i , w il o !. a . i m r! (l a i l f . 4 ,y k4 1.3 1 t i c e l ' i c h r i y il a , :i c i (..1 10 41. 1 .' ) c i f l i 0 0 01:1'11:ii°14:;:aii,111;'' ji ' . ' .. 'e intent : tind st the 5/roe dale s i ' v r so ''''' ~ ..k. rut , 1 to the g•lid jail, Nlichael Ileety, P1,00004'" with having been present, aiding, 0 11 " le id,l., aforesaid. -' . .. . ~ , ,',e4 A more 'dreadful outrage tll9O 0°1,1e:4)1(1°4 fir those person* hao been commitirJ,,ii: :);,,),( .i , ;Is? i, ; , many years, occurred in the countY 1)1,,`„„',4,(1e'', i IS to t h e nelivily and resolotion dal ° .'4'i iii;!d6e fariested these of-lenders; that the catliT.,o;;f,rull i "itiett° tt oliv c w Gy c oi 1 , 0 ,1 cliviwit'leillirerll--ell:Yev;hir' bringingthe lc°l°ll a TiriftgY r :l i elv : se l l°lBtl l dtli- e l'iebeine t rit t 'ill°s!; b :6sjePr i eld4slja e ectge a r°ldatr s :Pu t i;ll : llljaa':iciArtiherd(ll3:l":3liiii:tebt:cl:l:l:ll : :3ligeb'qvlll : agvelille(::tb'll::r'llll,l'llllto ;-('' 11 'lay ng . . effedually &third lh os 4 ,1 a 4 t 'ild detainnlg them, the 'offenders, vit'lirptf ,tro'''t pursued by the hoe and cry', to" , s ..,0,4t1t.i, ' h°1360 of a man named Fleery, ilt l'ilCrtivots.;4l',(„o and Virginia, where, armed s i ' lt ~,(111"'iti, and assisted by the owner of 1103 110°'itod, so e:,..,„ (who , arelheir near relatives), ttl°Y na110y.1;:e,,,,,, tutu stand against several of tha c.0.101P1 who had been brought together h)" ' co , 11,011:set der, and who , in vain art eras 1"!'w,;:litl6,11"to' In 1 his,situation an expreis wit,' „ lit be fil la"' g,,l to the Magisttate who haprileJ 100110'1'0: anxiety for the peace or the coviiii,,,c,3oo ,i: for many" yea r s dtstingoished 11 .' 5 clio I.' 1 discharge of his duty, Mr , Sivs!iii,,c)b tfc' . 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Peaf.dly upon bin) by 5,,, bicli iv, d i footle!, wi.is seethed, aod lodge 01 a detachment ~t 1 1,0 Anti from whence he has bec,lo trig,' '` : 4 , „, 'Cavan to abide his trial rat the lives of two of the P'1.tr4.,4"'5'01 derVand, dc,paired et, and ar t , r , e'lliidercd to be in irominv_al (134(..,„ ....,..''''' , t' ......---,----,""— 1 - 1.1 4 , i, #, A t, ' ' 1 • Building iv so little in t'ob'l by been found neccsory to invit"iu,'„ p; ;he ere6lion of !Moles in the F , .., Castiglione, on proofise flit aleill'ii1:11,11;, • exempted for au years trans 'i ,r°` 1,),1 1• P:::.. • sAd:tryAwc,:ttbtalaiinildexlifinbeirnitttai%olll;'l3tel):ed by 1,4, iji li, 1 , !hoPpre,ollll4l.Alritgarbigel::°‘4)ri4ll/lbireectibrt-Isi:ll°'''4' ' . ptoin,iing the stody or the I.s,odetils, CP.ti, edjodged to 'the io;lvving I . 0 0, ,i 1 of Arts ;---Hudson ScOlt, P.• " I\4w:ArCnilitit IPlVdtiegr4Ciosolll:ll),:disrnCo'tit.ifirritirlilidieblllll34;vl4l°l6iti:l::l; r:\fli'fl ' '1 the 14th of Jilnuary. _ I