The Sun. — London, England, 1811-01-14 00:00:00

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MAJESTY , has had a good flight, and is better to-day. W. thnEkDEN. " 1%1. BAILLIIi. " R. WILLIS." 14 Wiudsor Castle, lan. r 4, !Tito. Hie MAJESTY iS.CIS well to -play as he was yes. today." Signetl a above, ,setters and Papers of 22d D,..cember, from Cadiz,, have reached us. Nothing, very materid 1138 occurred, except a movement of Marshal SouLT Seville, supposed to be in consequence of ►he is ate of kardifS 31 Madrid; or with a view to reinforce M/1888NA. ,Tlltl Spaniards 'ate Very active, having destroyed the French magazines an►l batteries at Milner. Our flotilla has also destroyed tionle bat ibrie:4, and spiked their guns, near Cape St. Mary's, The Bulu. , 4rk frrrivcd ou the I9th December at Catitz, from Vera Ctuz, witli four 'millions of money prt bo trd. ' The El Voseeder, Spanish ship of the line, is wlecked in the Bay of Bala, in SaLlinla. 'r he itimblrgli Papers which arrived yesterday, bring an acnoitni of another dreadful insurre6tion the Janissaries at Constantinople, The Grand Seignor was nutter the tieeessity of colleaing a formidable (wee, and of attacking thein:in • the Streets ill, CO;.statitinople. After several sanguinary t a nilias, they were "4efeate.l, and about 18,000 of them ,killed., We hope the Grand Seignor wil itvailitunselt t)t so lavourable an opportunity el Opolishing is force u his.h, for a long time, has been forimdable only to the Government: Wax this morning received surne Portug'uese. Pa - 1 pets, but the intelligence i,t wholly uninteresting.. The arrnieg l'etnain extiOly in the game po,iiiurvi, but a generAl belief seeivg to prevail that MAIISeNA 'j Y about 10 attempt some movement.' Bi OW) army is in pell l / 4 :ct 1 - e3ltli, and abundantly supplied ,with pluvisions. The, following intelligence was this morning re ceived at ta.oyn's "Two French frigates made their escape from Brest on the 2601 ult. and are at sea. Their de ina tion is nut known, but . they are probably bound to the East Indies." The Colossus, 74, Capt. AtalaAl4lsl3a, which are at Portsmouth' on l'riclay from Cadiz, sailetl'on the I Mil ult. and hrou4ht disptches from Rear Admiral Sit Ric:HARI) Kevrs, Geheral Git4IIANI • ant! the Right lion: HENRY WELLEtiLEY, the kiri- Ugh Minister at Cadiz. The enemy were tog gem-beats it; the Canal of the Trocadero, with appareht intentiou al making other attack.— The Reitish and Spaaiii, boats were fully prepared t o meet them, aid the result wai not the least fear ed. 0.. the 15th Weember, the Frenc!i threw n' few shells 'from Furs Napoleon, which tell near the centre of C,d,z, (July two'ol thiee of them ex ' pineled, and no person wtto hurt- 'the distance is upwatd4 of thr:e onlcs 7 Tht'y Weie 0i1e 7 1411 - 4 with kw), to make them carry. 'till Corioth u ere _ expetited to remove to Cluitz :in the veurse the present mouth.—Gertetal BLAKE :trrived from Car thagenn in the Druid on the Bth'Uft. and had taken the oaths as President of the Regency. The . 0./aisus ktt at Carfa. the Mi/ibrd, 74 (fl . Capt;Ain Ktrroz ; Norge, 7.1, Capt. ItAtisimis ; St, 41/buns, (A, Capt. fittAcv, Zen4titz tied Ephet a (sloop.); Haub] and Dart (eutterb.) The-teve; at Cadiz had entire ly 'subsided. The colossus is nutlet quarantine,. asithe was till lately one of the ships which blockaded Toulon.— The letters she brought from Cadiz were Lauded on Sa:‘trelay eveninig. • The Thetic sloop of war, Capt. Felittaams, Hailed from Gibraltar nd the 17th lilt. with 5u sail under convoy tor I?,tiglatirl; ,otit it is apprehended they have tai tin much dispericd a went w.ty to'the west ward, by the late easterly gales. By' : the Packet korn Matte we learn, that the Pi illee 'Mat hid Packer, and the Princess Eti%ateth ditto, had arrived at Gibealtnr, land proceeded from thence op the Ditudlttrraneau. NAVAL NEWS. t'LItM)UTII) JAN. 12. , ----Arrived the Jan packet ; Capt. BUTTON, from Cadiz; Is days pmage, wink Axhich have been lauded and forwarded to London : she brings intelligence that a party of Marines lately took the Battery of Point St. petre, mounting nine guns, frail whence the boats of the British ships were much annoyed in watering. This capture was effected without any loss on the part of the British, one serjeant only•beitig wounded—four of the enemy were killed, The Ann was chased yesterday four leagues to the westward of Scilly by a French schooner privateer, full amen, but escaped owing to the violent gale of wind then blowing. In annoying the works of the enemy in Cadiz Bay, the mortar on board the "Emu bomb burst, by which . accident 15 of her crew were unfortunately killed, and several wounded. His Majesty's ship Bulwark, 6174 guns, had ar rived at Cadiz from Vera Cruz, with a huge quan tity of dollars on board. Arrived the Ithrribororigh packet, Captain JottN 800, frum'Ltsbun,,after a stormy passage of 21 days, with mails, which have 'been forwarded to • London, she brings no intelligence of importance;- the hostile srmies retain their forin,r posit(ons ; the allied army is very healthy and well supplied with ',provisions ; a few slight skirmishes had taken place between the picquets of the two armies, but of little importance; the head-quarters of Lord WELLING TUN were at Cartaxo, and Geateral Eft ,L's brigade' remained on the kit bank of the . Tagus ; the tut , lowing canoe passengers in the Marlborough, viz . Lord GEORGE GRENVILLE, Majors JEVEIMI, and •DOWNMAN ; Captains MeboUQALL, DuLTUDI, CHAPMAN ) Lee, and CAMPBRI.I. Messrs. liatto itio, VliftNE, SCUTT, 111./..CK, ELWIN, CUMIN6I, Mid ARCY. About a fortnight since, the' Marl. borough was chased several hours by a large schooner privateer, which afterwards proved to be the Ta rantula, belonging to this port, the former spoke soon alter his Majesty's brig Lyra ; the passengers by the packet stale, that the Poi iuguese troops are becorne a very, tine and well disciplined body of men, the regiments consisting of !buy strong. Arrived the Eliza pricker, captain SAMPSON, from 'Sicily, Malta, and Gibraliar, with ntltils, Which were ianded.at Faltneuth wt Thursday night. The British feet under ,the command of Sir C4ARLRS COTTON, were ail well on their station ntf Toulon, on the Igth Nocinber last, and had nut bean dispersed . and distuasted as was generally reported ; the Packet' does not bring any ace'-out of the escape of .the Toulon fletiv; this roport it is therefore supposel . mu's.: have arisen without foundation ; the Princess Mary packet, PococKa, sailed from Gibraltar with mails for England, four days previous to the Zlizu ;, the former has not yet arrived. Arrived the French ship privateer L' Amialle Flare, of 14 guns, and a complement of 100 men, from Granville, fruit - ) whence she sailed on the 30th ult. and has made four captures, viz. the Drawbridge, float Liverpool, with a cargo of fi.h, hound to the Brazils; the brig Anil, of London, M`FAIIL,EN, Master, with a cargo, bound ,to Limerick ; the schooner Peggy, R. Asuroun, Master, from Sc. Übe's, with,a cargo, bound to London ; and the schooner ./Vancy, of Guernsey, G. BIGREL, Master, laden with raisins and nuts, bound to London : all the crew of the latter were bent on board the pd. , . vateer, and a French crew sent on Wald to replace them ; soon aft e r which she encountered eevera heavy gales, hi which she was .much damaged,when she was fallen in with by the Atncrican tiigaie Essex, and the Frenchmen desired to be received on board her, which was agreed to, and the Nancy was then abandoned ; and in lat. 49. o. N. long. 8. sm. she wad fallen in with by his Majesty's ships 4r 'nada and Pheasant, and arrived here thia morning. Pare was captured atter a long chase by his Majesty's ship Princess Charlotte. The ship Mary; STANWAY, that arrived here On the,24lh ultimo in: distress, Front tslLiebec, with a cargo at, limber, •bound to .I,,endon, muck a n the roctis tilts morning under QUCCI)'S liattery, as she \vas working - out of Catwater into the Sound, but was got ott at, the flowing of the tide with littleda mage. Arrived his Majesty's ship Veneratle, of 74 guns, from Falmouth, to repair the damage she sustained in a heavy'gale of wind of Ushant ; the Prince .i s . Charlotte, of 38 guns, Capt. Tontt4, from the Cork station. . Also arrived the Pappenbargh brig Filia, from Harcehina and Gibraltar, in ballast, bound to this Port, and is under quarantine,' the Dove, Cooper, from brutal ; :VON Hill s Mills ; Unity, Ellis anti Altred, Long, trout t Liverpool Friends, Cutnating, from Wales ; Isabelia,'Hutchitison ; and lacon, Sevil, tram GlasgOw ; Uak; Steward, from Greenock; the brig Rosamond, M° Lachlan, master, from Guernsey, with a cargo al wine for this Port ; the Dexterous gun-brig, Totillinson, from a cruize ; the P 111554111 ketch Dalt. leine Anna, Kcrar, master, from Guernsey, with a cargo of wine, bound to Lisbon ; the sandwich, hired cutter, trom rinenisey for Lisbes, boils Of xv bid! have sailed for thAr des'. Coati. The Eliza packets SAMPSON, arrived here from the Mediterranean, is put under quarantine. Arrived the United States frigate 'Essex, of 32 guns,•from America, list from L'Orlent, with .dis patches for the American Minister in London ; also arrived the Lady Arabella packet • from Falmouth; and the O. P. privateer from a cruize. The Marlborough packet brings intelligence that there are a number of merchantmen in the Tagus 'bound for England, with cargoes. Arrived the French brig Le Theodore from fkur deaux,with a cargo of brandy and wine, hound wait ways, captured by his Majesty's ship Ameihysi ; also arrived the French sloop La Muria Fruncoise, .with a cargo of wine,. captured last Tuesday near Belleisle, by the Aiwrod hired armed cutter. Arrived the Swedi . sh Hoututtpi, with a cargo of timber, detained snd sent in here by his Majesty's ship Amazon. As the Aelive was going into CAL water she grounded on 'the bank under Mount Batten, but was got utf ag"in with,,th damage. His Majesi) 's snip Minerva has detained. and sent i n hete the American schooner IVlaa y, It. VICKERY, Master, from Marblehead, with a c.irgo of oil and fish, bound to Rocitelle. Came down • the harbour and anchored in the ~ Suund his Nlljesty's ships Karcissus dnd Spar tan. Went into harbour iris ,Maj e sty's ship Tribune. Arrived the transport Sir 4. CHARLBS C 0. % PUlt, from Gibraltar, in . 29. days, and is under quarantine. Arrived the American , schooner Polty, R..DEv 'liar, fluster, from Newfoundland, with cargo , of tl3ll, bound Lg.; France, detained by. the squadron ott Ructifort. Also arrived the brig Mary: and : Eteanor, *Do- NALL), master, from Gibraltar, iayt. faint Swansea atd,Scilly, with a cargo of cork, wool, and raisins; the French brig La Kandungeu.r, of rind from tionr deaux, with wine and.rosin, pze to the Monkey gun-brig; the hates has also captured several small, French vessels which are not yet arrived ; also ar. rived the Little John, ALLEN, from Lisbon. 14 . 5ILMOUTIC, JAN. I I.—Last'• evening arrived the Eliza packet, Gaptain Ssair,sorr, with (milli from Messina, Malta, and Gibraltar; left the latter on the 26th December; the Princess Ellzabetk I;i.:<et had arrived out, and proceeded tur the. Iti.,l:Ler ranean. The IT:ench have all quitted Calabria, and retired to Naples. The Princess Mary packet, which sailed three- days baure. (ruin Gibraltar, is also ar lived,here she spoke the Carteret t, - DAVIEs, for Cadiz; the Duke of Kent picket, l.gwrtn NCß, is also arrived here with Mails from Ja;.:.l:,.ca, which she left on the 26i ii November ; the Snake packet, HILL, with mails fro m Surinam, Berbice, rind - Martinique ; left Demerara on the 25th De oember, and Martinique on the 4th I)ecernbor passengers 'by her are Messrs. ViALsFortp and Wl'Lissa Y. This Ann, BRITTON, with 'Mails from Cadiz, to days passage, passed this port this evening -414 brings no Wink:Oar new last night off the Lizard, tell in with a French schooner privateer, of 14 pins, which she beat off after an hour's action. Sailed his Majesty's ship Venerable, Captain Sir Home Poptt4m ; the Eliza packet, SAMPSON, and several coasters, fur Plymouth the Duke of Cla lence, JACKSO,N, for London. Yesterday arrived , several Liverpool, Bristol, and Swansea coasters, from Seißy e where they► have been detained by the strong eastwardly winds. DOVER, JAN. 13.---..rtitS morning, about eleven o'clock, as the Lively Custom-house cutter was going out oftthe harboUr, site struck the South Pier Head, and by being too hard pressed by a sloop coining in, got on the Bar; and stove her bows, when veering round the North Pier Head, she im mediately sunk, and her people were obliged to take to the rigging to Save their lives. An immense concourse of boats went of) yo the assistan ce o f t h e , crew and since then have been getting Out the stoles and rigging. Shook, it not come on to blow, it is etpeaed she will be got off with little damage. Mr. SnPutbssi, in the last debate in the House of Commons, respecting the Restrictions on the Regency, with' the Candour and openness charac teristic of him, frankly acknowledged, that the late Administration, called, as he said, " The Talents," never did possess the good opinion or confidence of the people, notwithstanding their endeavours to procure it and to this cause he ascribed the support given to the present Administration, not on account of their own merit, but the unpopularity of their predecessors in office. - Though this truth, as far as it respects " The Talents," is felt and known by all the party, yet no one of them, except Mr. Sna. MAN, has had the manliness thus publicly to ac kaowledge it. Our private letter& from Paris state that BUONA. PARTE has recently been much indisposed in come queuce of a severe Catotepris ; a species of apoplexy which so paralyses the limbs greeted, as totally to deprive them for a considerable time of the power of extension, or olio motion. ~' _., LISBON• PAPERS. Litho% Die. 30.—1 t is not a spy 110 ti l l taken, but an Aide-de- cam p o f Ma , sena patches ; he was taken by the Y o rtuguese,: , Almada; dressed as a p e asant , to sate his l i d' . has made some important commuoicatiunsi now it) confinement at Cartaxo. The armies still remain in the seine r si t Santarem and Cortex°, but every thing ind ic l, approcching movement. Massena is said I °, been joined by 15,000 men, which formed the 9th corps which had halted. A considerable number of Oasts went uP river to-day ;on the whole some movenvnto! peeled, whether in advance towatds turtlier retreat, is doubtful ; the first is more probable. Massena, it is pretty well ascertained, hN by death and desertion, about 0,000 ma g in(P e battle of Busaco, and has . had about V0, 0 " 0 join him ; su that he is now 14,000 stronger when he first arrived at Sobral. Our loss may be about 0000 , 113 r- 3,000 British, and 10,000 Sp ai nards, us an increase of 15,0 00 men. Main are decidedly of opinion Massena will retrea t , it is quite impossible to form an opioion• ;n o), All bur Parliament officers, eight or 11 ber, had arrived in this place for the purpose g iog by the Corm oran t to E ng l an d, b u t the" found it necessary to return to the ara)Y. ,4 Extract of a letter from his Excellenq General Lord Wellington, to his Excellencyve7 Don Migutl Pe r ei r a F or j as , d ate d Carrs°l, i ,i,a 18 tO :—" The enemy remains in his Santarem, and has made no change of COnS; since my ant e ced e n t di spatc h t o your E 1 “ .e 0 ,,) The enemy Continues to collect boats 01110, Zezrre, upon which river lie ha, now eie ct • bridges." ii i 13,6,DAJ0Z, DEC. ,18.—On the 14ill troops of General Ballasteros attackrd. fte , ,Guadalcan a l an d Lereria, more than who were ovetrunning the' villages el, 1 I , l ' ° le l4 couiltry ; the e uer ny' was dispersed wit'' many killed. , e l l LISBON, Dec. 23.—The enemy set "' houses in Nlotitenal, in the distriet 01 )- 4 '" - oe s venge tor a Lieutenant of P i asseurs, 0 ; , e wahbdro7 Adjutantol b and I.i;icd two i'ieneit soldiers ai3 uwi d NOII4I. VALFNCIA, Nov g,—By accounts re4 0 1,14' Orilittela, we learn, "that on the ad instant (tt the centre had a very obstinate Ohm' o re in the morning of that day, alter coutiau e L to' vere skirmi s hi ng , our cavalry had ritti'oe—oi# river Baza, where it took post till eleven o p when our c o l umns , w i th t h e art i ller y, d e ami formed in order of battle. The en em P P r i etilS side of the river occupied a narrow and 1 )- , 0 0 part of the road, with three strung . „ () ' - dtt l cavalry, and two pieces of. altillery, I"": fit ri, sides of the height : the rest of their the main body of their army, were fowl° J 1 of bailie. In this state, a n d w ilh out regar di n g Itay . : fr ou" a position, our cavalry and artillery c..tal w `' - r i c rifi attack with a very b r i s k an d terrible tire; I : e t , 0 4 , prodigies of valour, the ies i s t a t i ce 01 , Tr it o ir was not less vigorous • but in spite of at last obliged to retire towards Alaffle — ) plc - ; hard pressed by our co l umns an d t h e ina?; our artillery. We had made sure of when 'a desperate rally of the enemy's e'' eciLe one of the extraordinary events of war , troops, and caused us a loss flue. was un3 i v' of . such cicumstances. H a ppily t he M s : 4 Oi ld proportion to the numbers of our 301 V; i eittl f , smaller whe n compared w i th t h at o f the enod pecially of his cavalry, which must have b ;'f r cut up. Ou r army f e ll b ack i u go od sto gy Velez Rubio, and our main body contiO in Lorca. ALICANT, Nov. t t.---At' eleven at 1 " 0 , 3 11r ; Bth instant, the e nemy ret i re d. w i t h no ,s?'lV!' pitation from th e town o f Lorca , occupied, and where they had d e mandt 4 l 0 o but ion of 30 , 00 ocresades, and 26,000 0 t," they left behind them, only taking a Imfi leel' ). i ' of the money. They. took the road 10 ,/ and our adva nce d guard, un d er t he CO nior pursued them. Tbel Lumbreras. coney. LISBON, Dec. 23....... A. COOVentiOn' e,„ i r : 4 't4' the Governors of the kingdom of Por`"; 1 0 1 " 1 name of the Prince Regent, and the Con e d ' VP; and India, , in the name of -King Ferdiatr4 of the 291 h of September ; and published 113 ," o itj, 1 . 16 5 , that, considering the utility mutual' , t ill' both kingdoms of Portugal and Spai n ir • ° ,,,0 1/, measure which, k any way conducive t°,lfrer-01: .much as possible the number of the defo l ve t si , just cause of the independence of bot h 1 , ( ° Iii ) 1 i'l' to accelerate the termination of the dres-,• 11 ;cP. in which the Peninsula unfortunately ril l `'„, 3 lo l ,. gaged, the privileges granted to tht , 0 0 0' two pow ers , with regard to the (whorl i " r 110` . for the pres ent , to be suspended, in ortle4epi et S l' hi l o t ) e a l r yi t i e t ' i ar i g 6 r i t u e l l e )be s ' a e o 9 u s s r ,n l e p i d s:i n d v' ti e os ' n i t l is t: or r r i v e n:S d :Spai n , a i i i n i , 11!) b r e "111C:Irrl D: country, whotn't hey other country. . • , 4 3 10 1 ik J CADIZ - , Di c. 5,.....in several prig oil% pp' country, French have formed troops of the inlob i tt ,:r j o: merely consists in pni suing 1114 li g ht-pa; o 6o i j' patriots.. They pay each cliaiseitr at la ' i Di d call cha+seurs,ati" ';ig‘', re 's a 44 Y, and this is the only PO; ' l c hic ic 4r P i u n ri t lg: a t r s t e nio se s t :: i c o , oo i. ante t ta u ( il Y t which ourilsicc i h 'a g t ' a h g n e e n d n a j t g r a j n g tils striking of t b parties i P r o i v i i7 g r l cn:i lli albie i: lr 1 icrril ° 0 ° / 'LISBON, DEC. 335.-I.'he French fora' ° c h il l i 9proaching Ito IVljor for the PtirP °s ! O f) log off some of the marine salt • which 11 13 01 1 14 . lized near'that city, was attacked and, r $ Offtol the English, whuse whole loss c ' lite' .' wounded. O 4, ' i r CONSIDER4TIONS ON 'ENS Gu• .l -it :llre Llnoff, Dec, 2;t,.. --Tbe invasive 9'