The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-18 00:00:00

FR I!, P A P PARIS, MAY 4.- NEWS PKOM .ARNIILS IN SPAIN. ARMY OP CATALONIA..The junta of entillonii had established :in un,.!ers,araling with the City ot Rticelotia, and ,it .was agree) chili - the tortre;ot of should be delivered op to them i..r a sum ot three ;General Maurice Mathieu, who .coluniand9 s t Barcelona, hecathe acquainted with, these proceedingi, - and Ite resolved to turn them to advantage._ .They 'were brought to th;Zi point, that oti'the nighrot the_ loth of March, an hour after Midnight, 6000 insurgents, under the orders, tn. Campovrrde, were tr,sembled near Barcelona : 800 picked men threw themselves into the ditch of Fort Montini, The garrison apprised of this movement received' them with a vigorous fire; they were thrown into disorder, several prepared amtntwades rose at thesaine time; the enemy were completely routed, and I,4st 'between 2 and3ooo men, of whom 4100 were The principal agent, styling him-' self Minister. of Finance .:to the: Junta, who had, planned this affair, was . taken in half a league ot Barcelona; . with the thri.o. the brier. CA the treachery, in his pwsossion. ..eifthir of Figueira.s.7--T he insurgents, had better bileeei.s at 1410eiras. Two of the ittlertor store keepers, both Catalonians, ot the name of Valapos, sold, for 20,000 small pieces, the keys of the, maga, zinc, which ~the principal Storekeeper had been weak entingh to eauficie to them. A secret door led'to the ditches of the place untkr.t ire drawbr=idge, 'Five kindred Iniquelelh got itito the fort by' this . way al twoirtthe morning, •and took possession oh the place, in wh;ch there.was a garriSpn of 400 men. Nothing was known of this eventin the town until, the' next mottling, :whin sortie soldiers who ap ... prietched.the fortress were tited at., xhis ratislortitne solely arises Iron) the negligence of the Ctintrono.iin4 :Otticeri, who, relying . upon the great 'height of the 'scarp of the, citadel; planted Sri Thu prrison . went, to sleep at night, mid in the day-trine the gates Were thrown.'open end no guard kept; so that . every one might go in end our. As soowas General Bar3guay D. Killers was apprisettof this circumstance, be proceeded to• wards the fort and toiresieCt it, General QUesuel also repaired thither with his division ftout 114unt Louie, but betore the place was completely in vested, giro micurelets found lumps to get into it. The other corps which haVb since appeared before n, have . bevii repulsed auddisPereeci. The insairtit,J :Ire in want of wittet,ineat, and wood. Uri tha.Bth of Sfii•ch two , English :vessels. ap- proached the pun of Blanes, and directed a brisk 7caiinonade agattait, %iri,hile seven a,rtnett„boats pro :corded agaits4t for the purpose :or obtaining pos. % Pistil:J{l,ot a "ve , isei laden - milli corn, f o r.l3Aredoha ; - bni'Coloriet fia`ving pldccd two cuittpa". pro; b.litind the ,Jocks, the 'enemy's b.Oats were ftec ••ivted. with ,itt) y . igutnl44 , a fire`-of Mucketry, t h at th , y, ob4ercl titAie'otr With the_ his ki o'f twenty tve ) h kilted and. wounded. • The ships soon etttr • Gvh#Jal Gfireau, commanding at Mont Louis, having learlitd, on .04 t 5, h ut April, that a body' of. 300. irrsurt%etitit IPiti entcred Pw . t ornia, where they were C, grOilt di-)0d 13y. s e t ou t tv,tlt 160 of filo !will horse CliiSseurS, and a company of ib. icrp went at Wur;tzburgh. About now.: the 4....:crierrd he ihiur,;enti be-e' fort! ate town, 1.1i3 infantry could, not iteep pee with thsr rapid ni,n'elt of his civaityi ,no 6. withstanditnA, to mako.iin at tack. Tile envtny kxi!fte all °vet Litl own, and cut piecei. .17 - 11 to o 82 I,fisnticts. As:4y or Ati,ll.BGotc—On tbc: act of M irch„ the 'grirriirou of Taii . , l ;_on4..ci:nue io zeta: k the tot t o l,S.,int rhiiip, cm I h.: iiaintliA et, it iihutif 2000 Meth Tiloy k,v-Att lelica by t he tn`e itt l! l e tut!, mitt hlrhig a il.r or truce sh.loie. fully it iit b:ul' . , who 10,yru.dow tile en .,, tlu di ng 414.'d.re, to (LAO- or oil Diht! trot IGr ;,1 111111 of i).1.14. y 0 V. e,„.; p a id to httui ti TAiglAnd. ()ii it e sanic day the of l'.nritgorvi e n .. t i cl iv ok u k :l t 49 surrGinA ! lili ()(V,L) 2oun who,were pyste , , iii rettrio, under tfic `orcicis. cif C :to held IWlll_ in clicck, with (Alt patting I)l4'c:iv:thy in inotitl, the arrival GcntqL , .: I tril)..it with a regitnent,:ind his ariiihory, uhri.l iht ciltAiily were obliged a) retire tov,:ards Tat- Trigoria in cowt Shaft, 14:tightrit Graicr.rl Doyle endeavoured' to raise t o ate nioutnaini of Curdoilia, C.o:unel Solano, - Witit . 1 a other r 4, endeavoured by dint at' briiltts to p iucurt: reel this among the young into, mid eve() anion.. , b2nri.r of robbers in 11)Li:Lidper 0 1 „ 1 1 in tit purrn.n ut htCIl , stir ._sh'arp;lionters I'4k upon the, of Weir troops"; consisting of tivc sp.! , 4hon%: l'ufbibon tmtnedi..te ly forined his hoops itt cl..se orJ r, nncl-with a ft-so lution which d0c. , .; hitn rushed into the midst of the ehc,iffy. pr.-.vaikil over nirn the Si atii.3l - di Were.' hi And - obliged to . tly, leal'inv, on ttic; field • snd tftty pri ;sailers. We 1; , ,d for. , kitle.; ,i+,(l ten wounded. Oeneral „I:rt.:ea on the 26th Of Apfil, with his enrp3, b. (0r,4 Tarragona. 111 has oohed , ed at Col de . Balagn-..r and Mora every -tuxes. , sary for the siege. It , k,is ex s pe6ted that the'lrenthes would be opened'ag,:inst the fortress at the begin ning of Maya • , • DISTRICT or Tee ARMY Or Tile Notrrit.—Mar quesitto came' down from the Mountains at the' bead of 3 o'r4ooo rostutß. Ile invested on the .271 h orFehtnary the salad post of Lanes. Gene ral Bonnet set,t four piukt!(.l "cool inids to the as , sia7llooe of the garri4oo, wit defended themselves bravelY. que,it to was attacked; totally routed, and obliged to disperse hid bands in the - mountains of Meres. General Bonnet having perceived on the gth,of March that the 611)4 of insurgents t% hich was op. p. seta to him in the Asturiag tvas Frrpafiricio fail back upon the frontiers of Galicia, he ordered Ge neral Valletaux to ritake, 2 Stitme, reconnuissapre Of the enemy; who had quitted the'countty to the Navia. The General teturned to Tinto without having met with Them ; but 'having' leamed that they occupiedin the (Urea* of Cantos de Tmeo, the strong position Paelo, he did not• hesitate' to proceed in search of them.' On toe morning of the 18th, at the head of I M)0. he gallahtl tacked that ateep mountain, defended by 3000 naen. Nothing could resist the bravery of our grenadiers, vthp, led on by Captain Pellerin, carried by the bayonet a rock, which was 'the enemy's principal Point of defence. A company of the veltigetirs pe , netrateci at the same : to. the village which leah4 against the rack. The enemy terrified by there in trepid, movements, gaVe way at all points, leaving btu) his dead, his Wounded, and about tun ; . prisoners.: Tbe•wOrks in the port of Sant‘im ;no extending every day; in a short time this port will be in respectable: stale of defence. Anna N' OF Tin CENTHE.--The Guerillas continue to lay down their arms, and to take the oaths of fidelity. The accounts of the ',mil) of February stag., that Velum, with the whole of ?cis came in and hid down their area, at Manzanares, General Jugo had been ter some time iu Pursoit of the instirgents. On tl n 23d'of March he tall in with them in the anow , tattis, near the vihalge of Aunoti, : on the Upper "1'30.15. He attacked trnitn so opportunely, that they fled in the greateq this order, favoured by a VlOlvllt SWUM NilY-1' 800 of them were kill Lil or wourwed, .and prisoners. . The runaways, to the number .of 1000, re-as setobted a few days after at cobeta, wtere they were again stortrt , sed and defrai,:d with, great 1()S9 by Genetal Moutrnai Etc then pioe , r:7ed to linerta-Heinando, the haunt of the Junta Arhich directedthese 11,Inds ; ;be destroyed their tit ipt.. zioes, their .. printing-office, 'and 4000 musket stocks, The small fort of MontAlb . an,,Biitiate between Tithreera and Toledo, prives a great annoyttoce to the Bala'' Mir, one of their leafl ets, assembled some b.indN, and appeared belore the 'fat on the Bth of A i iril. Slime eagnon-athot wore fired at, hint, while Colonel Latitte, of the Bth Dragoons, ell.nAc.tri . the det fchtuents. of hi s regiment, and 15u - ma,le I,ll * escape to Menasalvas, where: he consalered himself safe. prist4 intn. all lift, oil Ili(' Ihtl' 14th of Wail) pit c -311)r, ()nlu So guc -z a ; , , thriie.i.,; , ;. , nity C; r ',I not! tit% fid # ,an.)oog we r ttl: ;; , were v:Aken. I'M 01 1h . ,5 bit (leitfoced a 1. , ,,•:;;;;a1 tv)t.)ril 14111 I Iti! t, f a p aste , ),vs;‘) t);ii 11,u it , '.111,11411C: e 4411 ok , 600 1), Ihe .1 i rltt' . Jo . irOrtut.l.l IlKit 160C1 V.,. , „, , t • , . its movements; ma els re,reat' cschelioni, in the best order. Tha enemy attemptel' to overwhelm the last escheltim, 'which wati Waling its !unlit) quit the height ; but the , Qehqral of_Brigade t Sault, with 3 AcipadiQn of the Ist Hussars, and 'the 2td C4s seurs;rnade.4ueli a vigorous charge nn the flank of. the enemy's colninn, that all who were not sabred were drien a consi,terablci way' off. This last placed the enemy at a distance. The 24 CO iii" arrrivetl on the s , ime day at Alfa)6teS. Our loss in this Wa:i 200 killed and wound ed ; the pri4oneri itich we have tken, state the enemy h)s; very' hii4ll W I:aVe good reason to believe o (ram 6to 700 tolled ai,(l ounded, as well by the terrible lite of our artillery,. which over whelmed litchi with chain-shot, as by the' brilliant . eharges of our infantry; and tiboVe - 011, of cur light d , vairy. _ - fit three o'clock on the morning of the I Ith he wits Iturpriced thew by the dragoonk of the isth ifrid the one that teOstifit was 'Jaen or taken ; the. yes: nyde their escape in every ch.- retion, hi ()wit% a .vaiith ir, arils anti bag . .!.;rigc ! — liidor. Mir wai pur,ued to Castipar, acemup.,rued only by 'seven or men. One . hunitted and fitly 1.:111 ~td were left on the tie;(l, ond about the sante number, together with 120 hor . sett, and two htnitil piecoi of cfannon a were taken. Colonel* Lztlitte, the Chief," of Rat:llion, Weber, Hugo, air." Kot!ler,dittinivohlied theinivlves in tiles::: ditfcrent tla I 10118, OF POILTI GAL. —rhe artily c041.4111t.0rl its nvirch 0 0 the sj3d of March it quitted the direction of Almeida, and marched upon Guarda. There it continued 2801 1 without perceiving the ehe ; iLtook the direction of .Sabugal, in order to cross the mountain, The 6th and sth corps hatile ennitied Spain, the General in Chief WAS in Ciatlad Rodrigo, aud the 24 corps; under the 'orders. of',Ge nerd Re vier, was in advance of Sabugal. On the 3d of April, General Regnier, informed .of ap proach of theenetny, teaser hiS dispositions Ire eon-, sequente,'hy takihg one position on a height to the van of Satmgal, whence he could oberve tho move. •rnento tit .the enemy, andcheck therm A thick-tub, ; favonred the drawing out of the Etighan which consisted of six < divisions, and AWIS 25 4)00 sarong; it extended itself upon the left of Gene. nil Reviler, on the road of Penamacnr; and after hying fanned into masses on the brow of the hill,, hef.,re an'iving at the Goa, thtq matte their appeni. ante at, thejo,d s of the river. The fog .having persed, General Regnier penetrated the intention of the enemy to get in advance of him on' the road of Alfayates t, he intrued , etely ordered his posts on th e Cos, anti the brigade liendelet, to fall hack upon that point; wh,le thr3 hrignde Satrut, remaining on the height, kept the enemy in check : this height was 5 ,, 00 ainteki4by the heads of the enemy's co., hi,nns. The 2d li k rit waf,t,y, and 3tititof the line,. imptait,mt to , try tiwir strength 'with ,th e enemy , spont.meou,ly .ittrow, themselves litiott the masses which were ploughed up by the at niter ; , mei threw ail befoie tbem, and purfined tut fue,ilive4 towards a where the enenny's reserve, was .drawn tip.— rhe English let:wooled...thew efiprts - against the he4ht ; General Regnierbrought up the I s t brigad e , of the &it ision to suppoyt. Op brigade Sarrut ; she o ,nemy Wa4 consiitutly rep sec:, and, kupel: , :d to pieces by out artitiety. .The 3d cot rt, rna,er ,;( DISTRICT OF TUE ARMY OF THE SOUTEL—The Doke orTreviso, as soots as possible, after the Cal )- tore of B aldjos, advanced upon Campo ,tVlayor, At•• burquesque, aod Valencia, in older to carry there fortresses, to clestroy and thus to tloprive of new points of subpart those . corps which he knew WCIV 00at. to he 6tin against Wirt from LouSi - -his plan sueceetlesl. He or4red General Latour Manbourg to advance upon 4 - ‘lbutquerque,v , ith 6 , .)ine troops, and a lasiga,!e of cavalry, while, he himself, with past of the (117 vision Giratli, sh'nuld march upon Campo Mayor. The sigl.t of French troops, and .snote cannon-shot, autficed io terrify the garriiion .of the fort of Al ,,burquerque. General _Latour,Maubcurg summoned ;hem to surrender; they capitulated on the 15th, scere concluded to Badaioz. , Seventeen pieces of brass cannon, of large eolilore, were , found in the 'place ; they were forthwith :cortieye4 to 1 ; 1- daioz ; the fort was razed, and rendered unservice- 0( 1 Chi' 141 , • .1 ' ' ' • lh dv• rroc : the. , 411, . L0.1.-str, cwi sisted o.:i company (.f 701,1;etirs. ,t fire the. Vtot:ll4J:Ws so compl , :iely L h the ,Spai,i4, (:writtliiiiide. , 3 thorn was: 10)16: 1,0 t,vieuty to Ciibtachl d e ; a , , c)i) , ( itle,.L.tio -of dtagoousatta , • lith;',llbed. fit4l - 5 of t'v=usitier, at: lAcre efori,f,d, at , u, Furu,-...d to lie distance of ly 60 of the 4411 undvr D r sniart, ;•111‘i'v.ouisclee. upwards et ~0 (11 (110 111 , rats, t;;ok and heNer.ii, (,15,~i.5030 alter , F i co of tile t nerny's liors su ,d cain a t o I,u-ie . (rich :cretr.,e. Cutel of f -qt wcat to reconnoitre them. with-Nighty cuirassit!.rs, Wu) drove th‘i A dedech.ment surprised - Valencia at . the same time, .and teek seven. pieces of brass-cannon, which weredestroyed for want of .carriage. During this timee - the Doke of Treviso was opt n ing the tienclies . before Catnpo 'Mayor, a stronger fortress, which its garrison were intlined to defend; but on the eith we were able to ere& two batteries of 24 and i 2 ! pounders, against the bastion, of San Joas. On the 17th the bombardment commenee'd ; on the :nit the breach was praelicable, the place was sernmiinec.l . for he:Second • time, and - suri en dered ; the garrison matched out with the honours of war, and were conduced to l ßadajoi prisoners of war. The Marshal 'intniedietely er.used the torti 7 ficatinns to be blown Up. Of - 52 pieces of moon whiiih were in the place, were destroyed and. leer as u4eleya, .the. rest ,were conveyed to Badejoz. On the morning of the 25th, the'Fref.ch ermre as on the river Caya, and all. the bte-ieging . attiliery had re-enteted BedLjti2. • General Latour 'Marthourg, with sno horse -and two i;al tenons . of the. 100th of the line,eernained ill ebservation at Campo. Mayor . ; aclyanced picrpeart, of the'Eitelish army" were perceive4.l;.. this w:n Ite tesford with .11,000 EctNliol end Portugti..se, of whom Zetno were cavalry. G•meral . Latour. i‘leu bourg fell hack neon Badajoe with the. greateSt adroitness; with his 500 horse he kept in check the Whole Engli-h army, and mat.le many successful .. ,charger, However, availing themselves of their mu merical 'superiority, a party of the enerny's cavalry advanced upon the tooth. That regiment totaled a square, and received the enemy with courage. 'The English 'dragoons covered' the , field of battle %vial their 'dead ;. this glotions combat against au etierny so superior cost' us about too slightly .wounded, and t dezen missing. Coronet CIiaMOCM, -of the 26th, was killed r'llo was a very distinguished officer.... The lose of the enemy' was considerable; . .the'fire of Our square cipe rt , great many killed and Wounded ; we' besides. brought' :off 180 pri soners, mostly of the 3d, 4th, and-15th regiments of English dragoons. ,•• Eight thousa n d Spaniards, commanded-by Zsyas and Larjizabal, giving up the idea of a new attack on tlt e a lines of Cadiz, were conveyed.by sea to the month of the Tinto; •they joined at Mogner - the re mains of the, corps of Ballasteros, earl tippetired-ie clined to advance upan Seville. General Alanransiii received ()triers ,to march 'upon Moguer vAtti three regiments of "the tl7th horse chasseursi'comthanded by the Duke of Art:inEterg. • The enemy suddenly disperierl on their approheli: Ballasteros retired upon Gibralgorre Zayre and - Lar dizabal reimbarked their troops, but the 27th' came up with their rear guard onehe beach, and charged' them with the greatest success. The•seleet.goerds, Of the Corks ,were sabred, and. 00 prisoners teken': the Chasseurs took .2110 horses, nil :of them plessere leoses, which had been put. in reqttisidon at' Cadiz; for this privileged corps; • • - Steam or CSprz.r—Some.days after .the battle- of, Chiclana,,thi Duke of Benoit°, sent some triyop q against the parties of institgents .which were iicitter. ed,about Medina Sidonia,: that . towthwas,retall ett by our' troops, and the. insurgents _entirely dispersed.' T he labouts of the :step... have resumed 'A tieisp tivitir. The bombardment' continues. , The' effe.,l of our batteries has bee° such , as-to oblige nice.thips and ft - 3144)0ns of he• coertiSi to COlltintf to a bad anchoroke—a station so daryerons, they wese.expowil to the effects of a ocrrible h' rri cane, which lasted front. the 27th. to the •2911) of Marrh. One hundred anefiftv vessek of all size li.t their anchors, and were drivon , upon the rocks and perished, kgrent deal of dlsteord reigns, in Cadiz;. the-Eng lish pretend that they failed ay Chit,'anti, in Orr! 'plan of raising lbw ,siege, only becaotie the'Spaniardi did not contribute the succors the Spantarcis, .„.. the other aide, pretend, that they :were not sop. ported by the English. The truth iy quit the, binei army was realty 2'2,000 st 'Ong ;. that the'Spa., niards were at the head of i lie co/ninns,- arid- fought well ; they lost 2000 men and several coloins ; htcontestibly -proves that' they' were it the combat.. Nothing' more strongly clotratAerise' t tie present epoch, and the lying - disrlisitions of flu. , English, than the impudence' . which they officially publish such gross' .fals t tl i ondi which. zre cmaradieted by so many . witnesses of theJoets. There is no confidence to be placed in the aCCOMI, or 44 0,1 p b y kitql 14,-.C‘Z k No. 4. : , ,lart o - 1,, -co' ll l,-V 4 ) x- otle4: 4 J and bush by tk. LIAm AR ?AU; R ncßi t o a rh mgt. s. .tru' vrri 1,,) N , at o w 5 1/14 .01Ticr, No. 11; hrind•'''AiLt!v ihiirt;irsements, u t d crs or to Pap e r, toettrs for the 1:67 . 44; &c, (pent:p l aid), adeCcssAi• 1 ',eves , . the ofttclot on,, which are puiiiiiiiwild Ear,' .land ; they nrc ;01 ., 1r iwti.np with' pecitfol rico; i , and Icy conceal '.ioin t :,e peiple the dlnger t)f 64 contest in which Eil'(;l3nd ifi =en d' ---...............—. If ....:.--. • g ave j Y : : : . ' e E r p (l l: Y . , B d'i I T I R '' 1 , 1 ':', 31 :[ -: :: : t e, : i e ti lvm ,:, :,i ii ; ! ;', : o n L e' , 6 ,: : :, 1 , } I P, ° :i 'l'l 6 ol and Su Niel-, to' a large liarty. of fatioutiAblet, at tlet i.Osidence of the West I.t.f. Ti.e !eitetiot. of th building , , was brilliantly , Ulllinittjted With orietat admirably ° with the initials 11:11, xilel'fe,;(oons i,t' 10117/ al vrr 'tile ritratice %Vat 0 ploote f,upOr the , whole flifint. The hallond stairs were Vito ornamented, with laurel, &c. with tiaPeg3° : ititerspiriiccl. l'lte room a proprimed tor. MA was anpei My decorated and fighted; the Mr $1 81c. cYgresponding with thy ootskicathobtOidilll; anal Lady tLlteleitydt Hl:esai(wi:at:rdedi ,1115:::::,0c,,,ris;,:riii:cabc1), At half pait trin e the colt-114.11y ' Mr,- NOtiCti W'l led off by 1,6 ' At. half P44t Qlle the stiprriontris with die ploiti open, which were decorated IA 31,1} a s' E h if e o e i ht d i c a e s r b .. r i :A ll m t t o lc v t i l a l i i i t l e o l e t f eo : t ie e lenv s ce o kr u 3 l :l :: (l , icltic : kept 9p with great spirit fill Si" SI" their route arrived this day', and two divisions; on -Monday and,; They will be repLced Al which are, now on their ma rcb , fi rst 04 ision will arrive bete on t. A part of. the.Centre Regiment _ li assembled here this day, to b? vlllO4lO ,- , 0 3 those .witri were out lest \ Ng' Wiil 110;1 be or .., c f Wednegday itekt, and w iil rena fur l:li the tri ce 14 days only. ' 12be arier t htis been off ths Pllce,'irl tie daY ltf ) butn towards pig the evciting stool 00"' etethil ctrriSt, , ~ .........................,,,,,..„............... , . CdDiZ NAIL. . ~ ~... ................,... 1 ' i aiO3 he if is d t •C' e i e t: r s r l i t t . e : l l :s o ll . 1 wyetillilit'iYtic.Pl':'l°;lEili'f):l:l':•7:i.bn' e tii°l : il e lndi r iestc c : i i t(47 i ni : ltY:te:lriltd)4:td:lll:tll°°l'' ' l i i l lic‘"4::::l/'1.11:;:j 'which h p,,tiri.o:s:l), and give at" ,text riordia,,ly ei,e, I n oleic . r, late 6 eY - I) a v .' : ° t n ro s d l er ' 9 lo tr), ftll3el.lpgithu:"Pi''':ii'd 00344 tobb . q , spreading it religion in j ustice, i c SO °I . , . , 1-'4.,,t, : Reach „farce in r,,tretuiluori . .. i t i J u ro ts o 6 mirieltlficirli'i,tiriag,iiilijo„:l:,,,,,lo,dl tiokiloit..),i,.,sorettil3o:,vilslli:e::l,lool. tome .00tt4i,ts of lid J:10r) .k.,„o,qt, eon. i'aittl?)'_, it ClLNiing VIGO nocc-, w tio iio_opi A 1.0 t rii : ol , , ei and :VirllVCrde, al Ili nutYlier zor, .; of 10 i 04 1 " , 000,:,, of . which I lino ,pi ty ci,"l9`, Isiit 'j oNi ) S3l:t i Marais-nil ) 1 , ,r w fy ,ii)r. ' rj, 11l . Jo,oot , • ‘l)(,r 4. '- ' The French have , fallen back 10. 1,,e,f, 1 , 7. 1 1 , u .„ig.is.) .0..0w awns: ' fur trotivit 00:4 1,, ~,a0 . lc r" (.:al,l, Sapta olb,, tikkyo,,l, St•iinr,ii, ,t:iiiiiigo,i,lo (,atitos, 1 'l'nediv 'snit] of Gelicol •I l 0 OA s tll'ii this town,' aint..Lisnerol. Cisij`wi Marta. i 4 , ~t,tril? ' CADIZ, MAY 1..--By Iltill One ihto.l7,lolV :battered by the .heavy ar,0101., oloch iv' pope has bet4ll brQue,litjrotu i(s. • , 0 t o pre, . ' The,re-coucpwit at • this tatrvi is, ',0000.0,1_ 41011 t conjian.cture, very, iinpurt.lo,l, vi);__,l % Oil P OW great quantity. or Inns, onti,einntria.ll.‘'...(lo ti county ll e a r n o , y t u • N I. i e c i h e l a n ) et r t a t i n d i e s) 1 r . Ictle4tv:iio4o:::lllloo,A:sl,,l,ittiiitier:oEl, it contains. Tney Wl'ila non) Ttigoo',ri, PO there re mitiii a ill -4113 t , rtelgritultitb()°..ll,, ,g :.''''','‘:, rni4s 114•11 raver whostortat the ,ititto),;a I,pa) o,', port ou the tinddle of. April, gox,:vij,i,{ al* P i ; 1'.:1 V igat ion, l.ln,ted at Ay.it 0:3'01 ;', 'c'of.o.o6l siLiolt of .1., c )1‘ ..., wbere aOr .34 4,11 lg.-, 13::"Iii'vhsetreenisa'redr-iYkeit`ounjibilLcri: i:hortly ,c,,q/Ls/IG-i.;:i',l,oo,c° act:.iordittg, to 4'l oppearaco 4)1 '' ll4.*l from thn. part of tile Peritosoli. . ...................-...... -.-rr----'"' ~ vi; f MO l '' c ,if nefealreirensatiiiitis)nkodjeta,ittdy:i'lepiiloi.Aliic!.lclittlsl;l';4l.talt/Aitv;1:0:ini*1iei1t.,..1::,,:t:::,.',,,,,,,1,,,,;,:i.1iiii,;,,,1i.1P,bir1itf1:11::e,t,!:1-4:i at last prices ; Morton is.cheol' ',.,,,r,,ri:14' opt, and the trade lit .gene tai IiCA ntil , Ilielr; Jej, . fl,:it . die. Straw,,and ClOver, feleir.:4l list Cr'c -.,-.003' . , 01 rnent : ' - ' " r°' d ' v 1 rosin:: t he'afral prr gtoT.',::, to ~,0.. :4. Ilea 40. SA- to 44. 4'.i. ivitltton ~_. ::i. ~1;1.,10, ~., Sr al: to is,:o(t. .1.)0:t, ji, ad , to 7'' . , ... os . A . 4 x 2, , ~,d. . . CO' 34103‘:451:i 420. 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