The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-23 00:00:00

ar _ --•-ifpon try .creatilj ' , jai Prince' ` 1 • timf oct:Joion , matlb use of au rt.. pre3Ciyil WttS CalClliiitoCi to make a deep.,.ini. pration um such a milli as that of the Tyrant of France'. Immediately, a ricr ruatuiiA 4 l.4 1)11c1 pour • - , et! forth ,a torrent of - invettive against . MASSENA lot the. failure of E4ing, the latter said to 1110 Officers by whom he was 'surraunded, " W ill, iivoN4rAtvra may cut off my head, Out he cannot deprive of the honOtti of being the first General sti Eitrope." But whatoverversunal dislike Iltiostis . 1 ' 4 . 1 t 1 1 nay have to .MA'SEIENA, it is olpvioes that he bat a -high opinion of his talents:, Immediately alter the defeat at 'Eyiatt, ti; Sent front Poland to Italy • 1.91' MAsq.i.c.t, ;Atreus all the ethvr • ?much Nhirailals tecie 'in Poland , but the string st pr6of• tir the confidence ho has in AlsssENA's aullitie is, that, he - placed hint at the • histl of the hurnerw ariny i.whiela he had collect r t ed, in! titirp nie of accomplishin his darling ohjed., 4 010eapuis,lon g in .Etigli:ih from Port uga l . I t i s I)t refore riot probable that BUONAPARTE, at such a j u tteete, , would (Whliever his private .teelings !Pry ,40)1::7ersiiit..i;.e..1iiit'rsl1:O'l 'the vs aO . able. a P 3 Pers Are guile silent respecting the opeN. t.• • ' ' 4 " 11 thc Pcuinfinla ; but. notwithstanding all • itl.urii4esapss aticmpts-to, kee sotaß e p his subjects i n , the' fet 'a ililiteN‘'s' disastrous defeat is lit'l(4) 1 in IssriS.;lt;,fs. C ; indeed, VhiSpered in 6m :orsstion,.. but these tvliilirs ale V ety g;ncrill• . , The Official bis Patches have not yet arrived from (),,posit toit W riters are beginning h 4 .1 1 ` ) , g i vo way'attin to . th e i r d ou b ta ' and apprehensions. Ilia report of a &I'm, iusieAd of a victory, had ta filo 10 4uthemicated, we do not think they would ltittt.beta quite so sceptical. • ilttieet of i Letter tenon an °dicer, written ort board rho Venetian frigaie 11 4 Comore, taken The late GlonlF.4 Maim! 14 Adrutic, 1113 dated Libt.a, &larch tit. " ti t d o ur gallant.Cororriodore, Capi ther, are alp Ham . , and ' wounded, by, will booa re .eurar. I skill not attempt to give y ou an adcouttt • the att ion. but wilt subjoin a list of 'be eneraf* forte 13 s abd a list of ours, and on l y say, that WI fought leVetk ours, four of the frigates iitruck, two 41 ' Which we now halts ne wai burnt 0 lind an . °4 Vier, after striking. stole off. th4fonowinK the lasi of the cotriliarative force sL 4! Ihti ,„ Pro and Pro pe l, on this amarkabla boo. io;„,, FRENCH SQUADRON. I,a Cuni. it.,;et. ittliv44tho .so 7 , .. 0 in p art troop', burnt. ~ -"• 36 31') ditto, . Liken. tot % • •44 or • (Imo, !Am. C° • • •Illa 36 3so ditto, - escaped. Oil4i 44 lIP ditto, * 411411:44. .t4t ra k and IscaPad• . 44 450 ditto. tt• ' . struc k .. q ty liti; Ift is, ditto. • escaped. crib • Set "P 455 6 6,3 ditto, ~ Do 5 schotonim* sort 10 4fila r t 45 ditto, - Do. D 0... • , at 8 'it ditto, - Do. settir'i tl e . "i 6 - i 2, dicso. - Do. ' Do. Ca m • IiRITI3II S.QUA.DROF.t. • m. men. Guns. Men. li it 0 -1'•.,1) 3 1 *6O C zoo 32 2 4tfli't 31 2,0 Vuhlgu 24 IP .................. r ll:tleotty afternoon, at three o'clock. his MAJESTY ; t a ! se (41Windwr Terrace tor'his afierttoon's walk.. c 'nied b) GelleraltiGWYAlNß and GftaTkii acrd su'likk,kl•till fiVe. , Ve4terd, .. • eild p. . 1 71 ut half put jg o'ehle.k, his l'Asit , vr . v. 2 . 00 hit iiic,,taea Aurius-ra, and 'Solitri4,, took an ming • ,„ t ,t ) o ° ' '' ',, b ,t lL I ,t l VV :st(Nor Great Nrk, &c. till Rear . ‘a e 4 '''" 1 :1154 itqat Klrt!..*ai 11 CCOrtIplillit dby net'll'f;Ur'llattra lG . C lutiet TAY" dux.. ~Attlti,,, and, 0 livAi,yds,tertitimorrijog tili Dtikt.2(4 Vo' • Fig .arrived at sl it ~,„ ,I** In'elnK Prittrai! I;:uz4stortest birth-day. kelil4iti Otherred and kept,b "her Royal High , )4,, g{nc't todgc, who CoMpleted iter 4131, . Thk•(;), u i e . . .., 14 , 4t rii , 04. L.lllps of YORX:' and Prim:asses Ett . • it l 1,, t ki.'"`l MAavovent to FrOgolore at 1 o'cipck.. c4tri%l. , Vi ii 4,74. Y ni"rt'illtt avrived'it' the queert`i Lodged ut'it, ► ''' !'". Archbishops '' of CiAiiTtallnltY and te r kiAll"" ON hi'LgspoltD, th e CurOutittos of tro,h it,"4"TV4 ,COLliieil. Her 1144JEsTY returned. the iza;ylll)r at hall. bier twelve o'cicich, Whet! j,wit4:',i'.' at tq tile ' Coaiinittea';' they 'after. they ' n 'll Pt ihe Clueen'a Lodge' end at to o'clock , k l et otf tur Loud 1 a r, W clt ' It ARO, One of the Lords of the AtdmililitYA 1 4 1 -r'(arnl appoint ci C la r k •Itl 0 Ordtianet ' ' t ‘y t t e Urt:,(l," , . e . p 1 i f 414, "ill of Mr. COOtalt, now Lord SttArrag iitta tA ra . . .. Tt. -416062..... Y IdA c - rnirtaiiirs h tid, ‘ , *3 et y..a,- (girt. 0 , tit t o frJ__ow.ng ~,orrpi4orti I,ook ' 4Y rof fh 1 11 i eN lilitetivtd_tieoLtrt provioo.l.lo partin g f or their re. 0 t Aptkin Z,:;tittaiitsn...viz. . 'tkittiohn"its Wiltilyit iboltrigr ols mount. vitt, ,Gir d the t: ', Aritirtitl'. of the Mint-le., tor arnmi dirca• ifiv4t otirt clot.4llBd till Wedneiu.ty neXt. a 4i4 , ttert jetter,i. from' I fie eoait et , Franca limit, as 13 41 b it . • P.%ittva fact, that" 411 014 French troaPs tv,., i , i:4l Witi)driit . ' ' 911 not only from the coatl(4., but 414'?41411'he igtemal t ownsof the Trio:dam. state Vy4 N't.41,(1 liad,rui Itched towarth Poland. 414, ' trrY tO near that the Put Noll REGENT Vil*., 144(41, iodisoos 1 • " ' v, jw,:ii . it. E'rtnyt.,t I a e l / 4 to attend a dtun,,r ' 'OlllO, " ''.l 4 Y at Calleion tiiinati: lii' It"vji tit, 1 wits 1 1 O N ti l' tilt! evetuug to 1181/6 preSitlea for tolt ,4 1111 it !r e A • 411.4L1abla t - .stiCteilt COIICOrk, but was of o ttend. . PLY tiOtiTEi t MAY awn, ' .Arrive belonging to Dartmouth, WeLti, niaster, trout .Guertise) ; the Medina, HAYDEN, fl CO%4S ..Sulterton, Devits, trgct Chepstow } Ann, SKIN 7 Nitt;frorn Exeter; Hope, Lao, from Lyme (Spit. cWaior, THOMAS Venus, Du to ; Anna, SHORT ; Dispatch, JONES, and Anne, LLoy6, truth Wales ) and Alfred, Siiterms, from Sunderland. Sailed Iris Maje%iy's shipti iris and Reseisile oh separate eruizes to the Westward. , , Mitt., MAY SC —galled the .Podargus sluoprof war on a cruize, and the echo sloop of war wlth sever il veiseis to tie Webtward. Arrived the Merl/cutter. Polant:OUTK, MAY Arrived the Rapid 66c:over from piyinouiti. Sailed the following Eait Indianan, under convoy of the Thetura trioe: —.Charles Alills, IYalthanz staio, S4lrey, ;Dover (aslle, Ludy Castierea4;h, L on ' c a siler ea 4 , 11/elleslej, Upton Castle,. David Scott, and shC Oarrito Hastings. • it:Wooer kir Gueftwey. FALDSoUT.Iiy MAY he Carteret pack'm tor Surinaal, aud Ow Marlborough packet lot. Cadiz. • 1 - lAttwlcit s , MAY 213.--Sailed the Dwarf civier with a convoy fur tiehgoleed, and the Lady lilt.. pean paiket whit the Antic)lt Mail' of Srtuiday List. SIIINYBECK4D SL 4AIEtV.. On saturlay and Monday last experirnents 'were made at Woolwich, by Manby, for this very laudanle and benevule►►t puipose, arranged . in the following order. 1. A persol, completely equipped with ail neces sary app iratus, un horsuback, having a small brass hiiwi , zr r before him; 2001 ards ot vont line a frame, stripped as his back like a knapsack, munition si 4 small pouch on one side, and a bottle , of intiammablelignid in ths- ether . ; the, itneni vra , -to iodinate the tveints of effecting a comnunication with s vessel 'tend ins on it lee shore, The mon, on receiving directions, srr oil at full lipet'd. Which he continued fin itlnielban a mile, bolted, the ironic with the rope in ii taken (mom his back And laid on the ground, the gun dismounted from the taAidle, loaded, and fund, the line going too y.tth, .alt within the space of hi% minutes. Insuring the ti . ring of glitia When,the severi6o, of storm prevents this posSibiiity nt a match being kept lighted for the purpose,. a. ojt this „ urge every thi n g depeiis, This was to be, rx.i hoot exuapiion, the 11100 extraordinary and nseitil pro• duction that o- or wila witnessed. 3. A struill,piece f ordnance feir iron' a Goat to etfatt a comMuilicatioli with 6 ruu,,,t ed,on a bar or on Ow*. 4. A method orbying a rope jai basic, t, it be ing the must ready mode of meiTying it to a i spoi wk re maiatrince may be requited: 6. A rope Liddigr 00 was itrujected Igo yards, and calculated for It e . pissistrvation of tret4s that are wrecker.' under 6tevl, or rugged cliffs. G. A model of aftording reltatit:the darkest night by the flight of i w lifts rove (w hich sy.4 ti 4, 040 185 yards) illuminated by (nut excessive brilliant ti /. A line 01 satticien , sitength to send Off a haws4r 14a a vessel strant.rd on a very 114 shire, V. l llll 'pro. idiied to the astonishing distance of a quarter of a mile. tt.rA stout twa-inch rope, for the purpole of hauling, a host train a beach,' ,by, Means of two an chors Mitt our, .waitiiraWn, with a barbed shut con structed for thst purpose,`.3Bo yards. NOet were there tteen'ettperiments that cicited so much interest, or justly, tecvived inch unbounded apprObat , titi and distinguished prake 6043 the nume rous potions present; many of whom were of high . rank pia life, Officers.of both professions, and depu towns from Various philanthropic and public,inst)", totiotts. 1.1.1.••••••• .--• ../........../1... We are not without' hopes of being soon enabled te announce another naval viritory io the Med►terra nean, witvre the French appear to have been parti• • Oul.irly ae . :live at late. By accounts received yesterday from Malta l'othe.gd inst. on wirichwe den fully rely, • it that on the tet the 'Recludefi sloop of war, Capt. akwtt,, att.pearetintf that part, and made signal ut an enemy'. 442dron, coutus►ing of four frigates, 'which 'wore at the time standing- to the eastward upon wutcb the rieloriaus,' 0114 guni,.the Poiisone frigate, and another yawl, slipped their, cables, j o i ne d t h e 4ddwi n g, and went in,idst of thbos. The itackvixi, .which bad been out on a cruise, far ther .uommunicated, ...that sh e h a d p ere ,.i ve d: t h e enemy four days before, and had continued to watch htril up to, the period of her making the signal for a,sisiStanCts. , •• ExtraQ of-s letter, dated Cairo, March B.—."*A dreadful , Mishacro cif the Nlatnelukes took plaCe yes terday-es nine o'clo , k in=tha morning, in the Citadel. Ail the troops ot , ,Cotro were at Gidda, to be present at the elrbian of Tusincre Paella, which was held in the square of the 'Treasury. During this cere mony, the troops ef.the army of Ham Pacha, and Salike Aga, attacked Tusyttero Richa, who, with his troops, took refuge in the citadel, wiles,' they ware all murdered without exception. the troops afterwards pillaged the toWn, and penetrated the Harem, Itlllm4 every 'petooo they met. A Pro. was anto.it l / 4 ued„ denouncing the punish. meet of death, and atondication of property, on all perions harbour rag MIIIIJOL4I9I ; and the n'tonberit tlintionttid to a3a - . *thing had been heard Achmed Beyolte Chief rat the Mn:,elulces, since .he had qtiftletl4,thet iowo Iwo wombs ego; , he 13 Fleplithied to have been lolled, The whole tamily of tt;iti bey hire been destroy.ed.q . • CORTES. , 6Y, 4 . 4 1.TY Oi? 'l44itiCet. Itt the Sitting of t tie 206 of April, Mtaitortal and ilepresentiniOn from the bity of Mexico Wit* re:id, winch set Inn It , and rycjite4e,l, that tile Vax. tile Senor Vemsas, be inotoured .with OR) 0-der of the Grand Cross of ,Crirlos.Til,:ero, on aCconf,i Of theleeat he rcii• rived ;. ani that the authorities for his iovis hurt:• ilv:uld be forwartted to ,Nlexico, Ott thi i roponi lion several Members delivered diet! ;,enimients; at length it was rr , solved, That the . freg4ncy Should be inturnied; tht, d'esire of . the Cortes that the Thanks, in the none of the Nation, Allot :Id be given, to th , iso Chiefs, Of4e'rtt, at id:Soldiers, and others, who contributed to rehtote under and tray. (ludo)/ to the Kingdom of Mevco, and "p,irticularly conferiing on the Viceroy; Veneg,ss - , the Gland Cross of Carlos Tereero ; and lairiliet, that all those pelsong who had s perlortimd their duties deserved we.•ll of the conhtry, ' • - LOYAL LIVERY Dmsztt.—A. very numerous meeting ot the most r. hpeaal* Mercantile Cita ramers, and (Alters, Liverymen ol the City of London, asietublen yesterday at .113 Old Lo_htlott Tavern, in confoimity to a Resolution forrued.t.y a Committee , on the sth: These Getiticalen were promrted- by, the double'motive of manifesting Oleic attachment to the Constitution, and of cows!, their decided opposition to a meeting of alive - Citizens of a very different eharader. - . Mclennan SMITH presi‘ted in the Chair. Lord GEORCE . BEHEiFoItD, Sir WM.. CUETIS, ' Sir C. NICE, Sir JAMES S HAW, Mr. Alderman Black', and many other Gm:Pelmet) of distingniihed loyalty ind patriotistn, were present. MeSSTS; INCLEDON, FITZSIMIONS, DIGINUAIi DOYLE, tind 'other Vocal Petfortneis attended, and gate Non nobis -Dwaine, and other compositions with admirable effect. ' • The following toast wis ree , ived with tot husialm . : " The Kier, soda speedy recovery , to hint — ma y lie 10118 reign over 4 two, happy, and united people." • And the following also were received were re ceived with very Will In applause : " The Print.; Regent —sod may his etitdue,,evcr•• be re gulated ny the princiiiles or the constitution, through which this nation has flirt; to prosperity and happiness;" *. The Queen mid Royal hatinly." . Lord Mayor." "Lord Wellington and his brave Army in Portugal —may thry continue to 4ather fresh laurels." " May success attend the elLrts of his Majesty's Forces by Sea and An n jpropriate song was sung by Mr, thOrium, wraten by Mt, JSKDP t 4, MllOlO muse ex4ztt .d bey, .y% tt i) lo , va; spa and loyalty Ott the bro. celeora. two of I he Jubiwe,-in honour of his Majew's •ltnig and vlituous yelp c:, ( balrtnan !ben gave—. " Nl4rbl‘ll gerc,f-no.l, apd hl3 brave,Pup ~ nut one of ‘,li9ln fruclr." lord Oni.ottott tiaatoPuttb returned thanks for the honoPr received in toe warts manner, with., witiclt a, toast so honourabk: to his khiatnatt Thud been dratik. te,tiaining toit.ts were— ...Nisi) rttc Spant.ifits r as tyrithity and opprt4sion with the same 41.11:4-ebb J 3 their neighbours thc I,orti . Conelirrra.ur4 awl_ our loyal aiu, iticifpCatiAtt •4 t lia1;;,) at slid I nikreiiii:mt Li yet). Lotuton; who had st6litsd the I...k.:l4tglitiii.ol cue 4tti it May, alto." Way ti ai uh reeel%ed. • . (; aural GlAll.ifil..and our Army in Spain " " 11) present • Sit W. CUTII4. Slr . I,e. and Mr I • Sal:lo.e • 14 , 10 tll4llkS.lOl COndUtt lU I' .1.11.'111(.1a Ilrituni to the :end ottime be Miitress or the Oceap, Csantiotosi 01. Linnentl " I ile Vitt ." " The of London." . , get 10:10S, INCLUDON an d VITZsIM. 14,,ks -grin ifi•ki 'tint o , Ctip,lny with suitable Songs. Luta G. Ilasespoito, • WIS. CURTIS., Sir. C. Ir earug; J. 511.1 w, Mclennan 1 - luNratt, Bison, 1. ATE,INs, tit 9 . 411 y addreised the Meeting in 1 ,1 1(!t $ oct tinphati all 01 whom 'were highly applauded. Mr. Swill, the Clia;rinan, also thanked the coni,,any for .the warmth with which they drank . health, as proposed • by Sir W; Cua T is, —Th e dinner and wines were of the best description, and . the C011419y pa , sed the day in all that cordial.faiii vity which Night be expeCted to chary erite a meat-, support of sound loyalty and uktachnient . to the noblest tabrie of Government ever devised by political I,yis,ciplo, CoNsTIT.Wr;iOL.;„ • • • The only son of the Duke of DEvorstinau, the Marquis or HARTIMITUN, entered iris ht year on 'Tuesday. This event .was .celebriied ' with every demonstration. of juy, by open house being kept at every mansion the Amity possesses in the United: Kingdom.. At .Chili Wick, Chatsworth, kiardwicke,: and Lonsborotign, in this country, and Lilrnore Castle' in Ireland, old English hospilaliiy will be observed, for three days succenively.. • 8C114•M0T....i1t is a isdNicitor praice wit ii NATARTI to C9ll On his Miitisteirs when the'' do tl i bt' expea him, wither from the iesifeasnessof unit, or the impulse of that suspicincia aOlvity whioti inv riably marks firs elioriacit': Sirh , an uncitife6ted he lately paid toalo'of „bis Fotifidentiai ageots, Whom he found 'drinking etiffec.—c'f What;" exclaimed BU ONArmtlit,ln'a Mt, un whom I depeodetl, using Colaniarprodtiri?" " Yes, please your Majesty," said the other, with kicky presence of mind.'" but it was Ou'ernt !" We are surpriled that no one orthe eulogists Of Lord Witdatsti . voN has touched on hia.hotcouit for nothing could b., a greatcr . proof Of it than ,is following IVlsssaliA's army, at KOO.ll ns f 'mud it wo o fed &react, wil) tileAwfr tisli . qoppli, and keepipg al fire ready tor them, wheneviir they [whet!. Mi'. kiot3lAtv, '11 . 6 said, is en3aged to pedorto for o:f4.tw motitlis 'in Auteriqa,.lV4Cie littnioilionts and professiumil totems and exi.aeleirce will doubtless pruvule,him a very Livourabie , . A requisition .1129 OPerl invimted to the Loa* MAVOIt, " to flold 14 Collir of AlCiarMtql 4 Q c i ,,, n ,id er the propriety of allowing ii,,X11130 Of the Kill' tor auoiribly of perhtini not connetted with the City." 'toe LON n iVI A Yin hat appointed next cl.ty fttr.the porpfise. • - A man 114 t undergone iv/a examinations at WI 1- horough-stri-et, on.the charge of been con. cernest in poisoning the horses at Newmarket, Atirl he has km) rctutedeLl till next weak. rYfAt tit i the rrl Or pre r t sidyd,at 4.c'ouncil S;ate at ot. rvitttic.l tlitt tray tore ytaiiiday. . Mars'i s al - Ney, Duke of Elhihiteh; it becaen; ae: ei.Al I,le, fij' Fian i ce; Who 'arTiveti i6rt; heel, Lut his,priiher, a Letveloini tht. 133 , f. MA+ to.—Ht4 took the, ston 01 hunting . i.eiterd4. ip er I , ol i a to,o4li ; , fl) 4 Count de kaas La t the !alto to ..b hip p'titty fbr Ow first otne.. Empi - est in her r 1.40. Tge An?trivati ves , el:, • (tom Not Yuri: ; Iron) P11 . 114,16+116 y and the Alibi aandl3,3•criloio; , 'ect on the 3ici tort. i.irlie 13Liorkteatix ; they are all I,iden writ cotton. tnghsh fag of time, mhich Failed froth.the Isle of France oil the toth artit'ed ha 1(.1 last, 31 Ci t e, bur g h; w ith Odd I''rect:ll s'ortikri Utl the ptith of April; Le Tome privu'eci.; Capt. Bropcmt, optiartd otT Dinti the Loglish Prpetine, of do' tool arid 6 me o ; bOtitt9 trwil Lie bon to Lotition,.wittt .a cargo'clforOtt4 atiil hituotst. The pr;ze was carded ihtoArilblettubt:. • ()u the sattie day Le' Pail Puret ceded into Calais. the English brig the l tldrutn, of 6iinderlitlii, of 133 tOns.arld 7 filch, laden with e 10 thidruus of coats. • On the sth of May,' the Petit Charles, Capt. Di barbnur, took the Engli , h galliot dm, with four men, laden with timber. . VIENNA, ANUS, in.—A Courier bits arrived troth Constantinople ' with intelli6ence, that the Grand Vizier, Jussuf Pada, who is eighty yratl Old, has been deposed, and lianished to beinotics, neai Adrisubre, the same place where Charles XII. Kingof Swrden, was Solong detained. The Grnud S. ignior hat appointed, si his sui.cessori. Ahmed _Aga, .a man of genius and couisge, celebrated ter his gallant defence ot. brad. The Cainikan Afy Pacha will command the army until the arrival , of the New Grand Vijier. The Court-yard ,of his.txcellenuj , Count Otta'a hotel it converting into buloon,, capable contain ing,..l 50, persons. • - We 'Glick:lsland that .at the last .Meeting of the principal Bankers and MerObsitts of this city with the Minister of Finance, Gaunt Wei in. iirnated to them io be more - earefill than tbey had hithetto suppresi the aboard repOris CifCa bled oa''Clung4, respe;ititit smile intended alters» tions• in our witem of . Finance, These tumours have bad a vtry antes ouranle ettett on pohlw. cre dit; .and it becliiie tteeessarY to adopt tile.l%ores to check 'them. Our Aorninisiration puibues the sys tem adopted with the.greitTrt rignar, withm te gard to:..prit ate consi.lvrations. puittilittti ail thtise wjto \contrartut the. new 'violations. It is ptirtiokitly.severe, against stock-j , totiers. The opt. riiuns ()Me inwttenlightened: pillions are in layout of ttie.ttew Syartll.- The intelligence of the vidories obtained by the Wnhibis ere CUllfit med. Fears are tn,teruneett ter the s a f el y el . WWI, against which ,titp Waite &eyf ul the principal patt.of their twee. " OFFICIAL costmuitilckttun vitoxt:, covaann% THANT.TO THE ACTING GLIS".E#NuII -OF OPORTO, DATED:MAY r I (Vilol4 °NATO. ." .00 ilie'bth it , stant, between Alifteida Ind Ciu dad Rodtigoi' 'attioi; 'rook phice, the iesuirol.whiich 'was, that 4000 of the enemy killed and woUftdett - ternainett on the field, and seven hun dred prilionets taken. '"The 'regimeitta th at Mott distinguished them- Selves on this glortous da y were, 'the 71 st Briti s h, though' they lust 16g, including 32 officer:ft the Pottugutie regimenti were,: Na.o 7, 10, g, and 21, and Cacadores 1, sd, •3, andt ; in Short, All the troops that were in this gloritioi ttr:tioh have Covered themselves with glory. We are anzinusly expeethig further partichlarc of this great event, and wok!) Sou will ptobably ge t befwe we, do., " This hat been a day of great rtiolclng, The circumstances attending the capture of gnertia were as follow: Some Catalonian *filchers, whop) the .French had (weed into their service; sent intelligence. t o C o lo ne l "LIOVITIAS, ‘A Tie command.t body of 1500 CuAlonians, that it they would op yro4Cll,thp, plaoe tit, night, they wore, tipol . otie, ref tho . 1;114, portel to Lis Stops. Accorrfingly, on the night of the 100) of April, itovIRM, wills •his paitV,MiltV;e:l the of ti , uerse, and at.er putting tri'' tl@atfl ttte only sc:,try who discovere,t them, he sit?, cov,plv i 44 • surprh, , ed, t Nifilblegar;lsoa in their- heal, tinst nut a ' shot: vas or the/ . smallest opposit i on maric ;, end the risan, coti,isting ot thOusarid trim, And forty otilcers, were taken prisonrira. All ar4jhols truth Antialmla .re . prelOt tti it that province Will' be abindoned by tilt! .6'rendl) in n e ver►* short peritA., l ThVy 4to complekly panic-struck by iti„.4),Ortugal, kis not itripitibithie that they altogettrr,nult Spain. JOisrti is gtrttJC . The Pattiots in Valetci,ttiave ItiUed,,it a 11.)0r1tb,,, 700 of the Frencl:, and, on the V..liblL.; we may WitiWt.4husitailon,that their devise is detveritte. A tfopatcli,is ,said to hive been inte4 . 6erted from to his Goierament, , stating Ode', f)4flah4 Oa.; dare of aitvOlort. Another haul.: took . placeifier that beiween 41 , 104 lzue x` and lamina At ,MpOky 1-I , :3ist. The corn- batnlat vvere a proiiiising young Jew, .*od Ge n tile of Caleks . school. It was abi i,p, ti;ht,_ cinsiderahle sciences was diSplayed, hut the Jew was heat hi ail lipC4ptdvd bio‘v, "Duch s'arr. and Caleb were,tbe ecmorais.—Rinitrier had not Arrived in fiondonet noon yk: l sierdly, and we iinderttand he Vial! put to bed the ring; in a . hod state, ,from the heating he rree;veu . on tiara It appears that Timmer was brat in the Arst round bT the ,litt 'L ir) the . nett, and the - rel-t14.. „• lion of lows in the 'second And third 'romids reduced him to a state'ef has • never revoVritd. it a v ot ;, roxi's'ed a burl in his hand in sp;irrit4 I''9tv , trl'R berie6t•thar'week, but he is alto ; - ;eth6r',imeiliial to the Black, 1 A third battle WWI fought betwixt two men near Wao(lsworth, on returning from the lirthein Was so dicadfully -beaten as het - to be ex t.:e.tt,„‘i to recover.