The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-11 00:00:00

1?,11111,E ()P FRENcti AcCOuNT., An it of fro: ll6to I 8,00(Y men, of wle:.ch 6 or 7000 ',Ater( landed the; 28thof Fehe'o , Ky, It colp,isted of 4000 English troops front Cadiz, 300 from:Gibraltar, 6000 Spa-, niafds frooe (.„%icli4, and , itiont 4000' colleted (toot dit-Ykrent parts of the, coat. The Spaniards who sailed front Et era embarked en the hay on The 2150'4 ir•bruary, but they were not able to put to sea until tlu e 46111. On the 25411, they formed a tunClidn :it Algestras with the othlq troops, (he the v.l of ,Na:ch, this corps advanced to Cassas-Vie:jas. The plan of the enemy was to raise the siege. of C . `,adiz, and to take all the French lines in the rear,. att - ack way to be made on thewOrks before C.,diez, by the gars isbn of that phee. At the 4an t ee time, the sic p: of war and gun-Goats were' to' thHaten ticb ti.:itions no every point,. Ballasteri,s Was to wart ` . upon Seville, - and at') insuereo ion was to brta"l: one in :the mountains of Ronda, Which town 'tai to by' tittAtied, This vast projeci:has VH . 4. , el totally defeated. ihtYinc, , issued ord. , rs respetting his line, the Juice' cat Ifeltuno formed a reserve . at Chiclana, comniised of the first brigade of the of B elfin, and i ot ih second brigale of .I, , eleal's divi m,,n, and reinforced the garrison of Medina Sidont3. appeared - the the 4th of- March, ice Ole 4.111TL",00n tsf, ChICI3III. 011 the :sth, the ene toy's army advarKed to Like poefsesSiOn of that; town, Nv hi c h th e y knew contained the depots, tnagaiines, and head-quarters of the fe c i.rit ,irtny. The Duke of Bellow) marched towards litent with' two.hrigades, three stwa'dions'of cavalry, two bare ries' Of artillery, And about 60(10 riten, An who showed themselyes were drikn hick. enemy was forced back upon the Sea, and his plan was thereby alleady rendered in;pra6Atcabie, The I)utze,,ei Belltino;in pr6seeuting, his sue; ce.4.4:tirlie . ed••efoSe upon the sea-shore, ''whence pereei'ved that the iiopori poition of Barrpftl wai ° ve t oed by an brigade, foe minty, the guiird tel the allied ,n my, flr erd , red aen. to t a ke possrto r iion t,I 1:i it tee ltt, which ,Was earriemr at the pas chs'ehalso, AcVer.l pi.. 12,4 s of Cant i on rind some prisDners we'!e taken, 11e tleto advanced upon the etvuciy'a fl a nk, towards the sett, .it the 57th 'time that a bfigado of Villattessrtlivisioic,which had taken possession oft i.f.jte-de-p'rna, or sit, pr,eee(kll Ogaiiist tine hell of the 6:d own. The thr e e of hit F;'::;itch army I iii thus ';,lntost envelokd the ,i-!tiowy, ' e n, 01y, ser, , iible or C.€ difficulties of (.1 , ..14..; . it0ncci to ri:ititn i , 101,11' +lv consi-if or 4000 rtien each, A. 61 soon as thi.:! 1):‘!;,. of Brlltino slln t h ;i i 1110 cm.qov'ti I ' o C.! Vt'as th it iL e ofr o t.,l gri-at pair cif it, lit:, Villo:tt;'s brig,iile lero.t; kid Isle of L et) , e fi , an d toward, h s aral llr is l dlt ; eiqed to e‘tictmii: the glad to elia,e Slitlal biti it t, hying no I ,(Mg, t• tat ; t; i i o f fivirt r,o li hop ! , 4)ff r iz.l,l,) to, t.3,niA;811, 1 ,, , nt of a Vino p3r,,;11 lo to,i 1611 it A `7.3o:iiiish 3,0 V ng 1 . 1.11 )) , .1':1 Cut off li;' 0 detachment tit' 15011 rn !ht. rir twdy thv corps tl'ortnt. Ge. nc . a l ctigaged ll'llll this titVISIOII Tc r c i ,tiked, vigiitir, two attacks of the tircy 'were ill wVa two to one. 13 log po:vorely:' woundcil, I,e rcwitinirct ttt th'e height w i t h 100 sold7.ls, tviio wero \vountied, and 111,1 brig:iLit the Dol,e of li , :lion() on hi,; lett, B I IV CO $ VCf t I aCk k 1)1 C e on the 'eetitre, but every time the enemy lirt;;untcd ilientselvcs they tivere repulsed,. Coil iii the plan of advancing to Citiclan,i, confilletl iiiwiti:ds the sea, and convinced that till thk'ir etforts bad provelt abortive, and the field of brittle being strewed with Their dead, theY votiiidered the.nsclves fortunate to li3vt.l" the opportunity of profiting of the movt2rnektt which had been lode by. General Viliatte, arid of throwing themselves into the „bile of Lion, which they did withont any consideration tier one; O f th e Spanish divkion, which was thni sllaratud (torn Cadiz, bot which, havin4 w ab,}ut ;ill the fol lowilig day, imeet - eii. , d in clitt.r;og 'the ble - of Leon during the night,.as bioci;ade WWI not re.eithb.: lished on that point um il the 7:11. Thus tp:tweeo 5 told 6000 Loperial troops pointed the execution 6(a pl'on toll iii' ditAvql by the erteni)'„ drove thent ~ : i4 2 .:airott the is it, anti • compdlrA invot to return to Uldiz, whg..,oce ttic grealei l ar of their !tiro. Ind .:!feet.! 014 3 work be-. three standardi s !cur t.ind imide priiohers. extretn+-ly obsiinalt.,. The Vrench charged lirverni tintev (Ito imyolldt, We hod 1300 oltn wounde f, tilx1„; prisane rs . ,Airogng the hi ter web 150 I:'octt.:',.( l .:wit, were taken 0,.t the heigtit chlonded Gcnc:ral Rut. fin, and 3bntft hharO•shooter, who wore lite only Frcii h tit id prisorier* without being ..t. , o l. l nd el t, Th., lir Lii:.Atiutt i the' ie4itncni lAr;:viclhirged in a woui.i (n' in which it wit pl3ced ills a COTS CI) Siii)OtCm The elle beater lat4ing t 1101 tie' totaui. This regiment' hiwi n g ooployed its sharp-tilinulerq by die Ge. netinr3 order, * it ought not to be. bla“-ted for the buss of the iqigte. General It- flirt kJ . among the priif;neri, end bia Wound ist se , ere, It is bt-lieved, however, tlitt it ' will haiit no CLing , .. , .rous con,i , lll7,eneei, the groat-4.lst criitisk-• wit owing in his being Wounded, j'ho Gr?...,eraf of liri.„ , ,ad‘t Chaldrott, , ftbasgeau,o ht t Cnio , i• l Au:. are klllO3. calkers were. dliu.; , • t d tor t brave and have felon glo , nou,ty, .l tick. outnber of the enemy oqttritudi dead on the feel ! cif hat,le iI 900, including Jo° English and Wrt: are assurrd that-i 4 grcat:flo,iib::‘ Larried'oW., The eoernys cminot tai ostiinatell tit less tls. , F~l 4000 ts to 611, trip)oof ourfi. Of tid ithS, Wilti suo.ained by the Eog. - itoops, From the e PONI)ON GAZETTg, 9, 13 1 1 it'ar-01,tice, 9,, I. , Royal ItegiinentOr 11.0. tie (.Inat,is, ieoti:ivint Cicnient 11i11 to be C:41,1<1111 Of a Trigg), }vitlioin vice CllCrry, 14/110 reilieg. Cornet to be Lieutenant, vise MIL •. • , 3;1 lieginit.nt 'of Drimoons, Kl.niftill, Conn. to 1)e •,y putt:ll.l3e, vice prom , TIC • zl , l Draootr.i, Lieutenaurtni, r utZOTI, 40$111 , t ite 5111 D1'441,011 (;1141415,. to ( ~f a Tfuov, try pip'Cliov t Vik.e 110411tOlf, who rein,., 161 i• ~iment of Vont (;itr(l3, C.iptain ‘Villiant A So:he .y to be Captitto of 4 - o , infiatiy, ny vice hp," l'ltsflei who rut.rcs. (;einge I'. i:iz,•;enson to be I,ieutc-nant, without inticii,oci. vice S..itbeby. • To lie Epkils.' Jaynes Simpson, (cot, by:pordiase, vide - %tt-' pi s ti l ; I r! , (ii, f ick Viscouot 11ury, vice F: yre k tiled il sip) DIA ;, , nly 18'0111 the I,th hoor,,!vice Loin. hilted in actum. Cc:(l.-ire-am ) Me)4iiiient, of Frio,t : Charles Andrew r,irardor Geri[. to his! Ensii,ol. vice Wears, killed in at:. RVAiIIICUt Of l'ult'Gtiajia, Ftnsigi and Adjutant Willi4m Stotrielt,to tfurratik of Lietrtertant. 6th Regiment pt foot, Ensign Ala's:afar Nightbrgel#: from 23:4 Foot, to Power, lOn/exchanges. 7tl l . c;erittein in Cadet. A !tired L'h strange ttom the Rejai,Military l allege, to be Lieutenant, evithout pur.„ cb4+4;e. lotk Ditto, Nicholas Wrixon, Gent, to be by pur... vide Socket[, promoted. Sarritre.l Alatiorq,!6ettt.lo he Ensign, Without ; purchase, vice .I.)awson, appointed to the rst I'Liot Guards, a ;tit Di: tO, Lieutenant John 1t 311 .1"Y ta . the late 7111 GarrisOnAlattalion, tribe Lieutenant, vice It Lured, who Douglas, Gent, to be hosign, ‘ , i lll,l t pinch itse, vice liontiii, ,whose appointment has • not tagtit place. ziith•Re.gitrient pt . Ford, Lit:Men:int A. Rustell to he Cap, ! rain et Va Company, • vn.e Leckey, dece.iscd. husign M. Power, tioni..the Otli Emir, Cu. be viceiNight, 32,1 1.)Itto, Jonathan I 'Agee, Gent, tli be Ensign, by purchase, - vice Duciceii, titi h r rcrain a, Fredetiekj.loyd, Geftt, toile by purcOop, vice Culrliotst,iipremuted. 3 6i 11 I)ittit bickitt.lrin,pt Cropky, from the 3d 'Ceylon to be Ensign, vice Baldwin who ek. i• • 39111 Ditto, 4.7.aptairs George Elrington, from hall.nay of the I iidependents, to be Captain ut a Company vice Grant, Who exchanges." 47111 Ditto, Edward Agar, Gent.'to be Ensign, by p'utcliase,' vice Clarke, worm/tail_ 1. Bak well, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Delachatois, killed in uclion. Old Pitt°, Major 101111 Stafford, from the. Oth Foot, to;be Major, vice featikl.ital, who exchange*, '' oral[ Dittos William lktivisell,„feti. to be Paymaster of the w tin iesigos.. 'rhos: I.oi:it'd, F.,ti to fir' {Winger: of the .2.! 80tt41190, vit:e 6jtlt Dltio, Ensign William (cares, from the 36111 Foot, to he Lieutenant, withoßt purchaso. Franw.s Agar, to hL EnSio, by Po rk.Ji .se, vice Korwen, wk.) roue;. 6titlt Ditto, Catnap 'M latbei on ; 4 is, front lIIIIt Carrison Battalion, to be Cattitin ol'a CoMpauy, vice C.Abson, who C K 4,! ttaliges. 77111 Ditto, N'ettiliarn t)ymokc, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur. , ctiaxe, vice Abbott, ~ vho retires. 7atil Ditto, I)wittlit Nlac.Queen, Gent. to be 'Ensign,. with. out vice Minna, superseded. 841; i 3 itti, Lieutenant Robert O'llara,!froin the sza 1'4.•0t, . , to be (.7aptain of a 1:W141) . 411y, by purcha s e, vit.v Gro b scr, who miles Soh. Ditto, Lieu reoant- Richard l'' , rcrtch to . be Captain of a Company, It} , ikurclot,e, yecv, la . mes, who retires.: 9tii Onto, tvlAjot from the 6,3(1 Foot, to be Alajer, vice Stalti,d, tvii6 tout Ditto, Lieutenant I, N. Nc.,lsolt,.frott4 the Royal African Corps, to bF LieUttnant, vice Kearney', 'WIN) OX. changes. , ith , Vie,st 'lndia Regiment, Geoue Foskty, Gent. to be En. aign, wthout purchase, vice Dollyns, Kr:Muted. Itoyal African Corps, Lieutenant j. O. Kearney, from the tout Unot, to he *Lictaeo.olty vtt N OCOSOIis who, ex ' ecOon Regithefle, EnSign George flaldvvia, from tho 31oh ro u t, to be litisigti, vice Cetiley, .who exchanger:. KLglinctti, Erisign Peter Pi4U4lit to be Lieu. viceCJrnillac; prcitnete4. 'to be h,i g t;s—'32lotucti Henry Culmati t. Gent. vice Astulo, i t o ,: vaset i„ 111, 16 e I ler.iult, Ggnt, vtt.e4vetbcrne, promoted. (lent. vice Pascant. gtli GarriDOlr 1541 talion, Captain 1. A.'. Gibson, from the (Nth Foot, to be Captain of a Comi4my, - vice Niellis,,who , e)tehatiges. Amhara) , Nluran, t;'ltt. to he. tintiign, vice Gytton, appointed t.) the Ott) G liattativii, jcl Knyltl Veteran t:atraiton, Selje:nrt Walimit - Mae Math; trAtti the jet foot Goads, to be fin Sign, VOX Crawley, tie4talWr. Captain Uiyglea ..130Tgbi of the 9i 41 Foot. to be Major in the Army, MIMORANAUI4. Eniign Oriffiths, of tire. 36th Foot, who was supefsecieti, as rtatdtt to trit (;.ctr,ttO ut ti►u 26th tilt, is ttingtiWd in his rAtik. LONDON : Pawed by RI(.'IIAR1) 1-1 Ilk IS, of No, 4, 11Aitiett Bow.str ett t an d p c At the StiN .CJITICY, No, i Ve, &rood, Wocee dirivirtzsemolls, Order; tot On the (sth il-re Ene"ish vessels made an attack along the whole et otir'l; They etteeted several dek)arieatiorN, but \vele every ,v.hei . eArtilsed at tIW pOint" Of the bayonet, In these different ptiaira we mode about 50 prisoners, Foar gun-beats ,were' Several pionaceq, which were La serve for the re-embatkatien, came onShore, without any person on board, the ix hole ol their crews having h. eta lost It to be rouetted that the D r uLe of ailtnatia, When ft set off ler tatrarnadura, did not leave the whole of Andalusiii and the. Kirrgdom of Grenada under the orders of ihe.Deke of Belliino. 'rhe 4tS corps Was thos ihdependent, arses corps of Generals ()tidbit-it and Darrican, raid the Duke of Bellono had only .the troops employed to the siege at his dispos.il, to guard his iminense to repulse the real or take attackso,;:trie all points, and to oppoSe the army in front of ,hith ; that whilst the enymy ,had united all hismeans, the 4th corps, and t• e corps of observation under General Godinot, 'that i, \ to say, more than 25i000. men, Acre of no use in this important affair. The .4th corps supposed that the debarkatioh at Aleesirar menaced their right, at the same time that the Muni in insurgents were attaa.ine its' lett. Ge neral Sehastiani only learnt, 'when tot) late, tutor She troops that had disembarked were marching against the lett of the bleekading' runty. Ir . ore et lee di• v~siins hid acted upen the rear of the ene,ey's corps, "nd it the Duke et lielitmo had only to oppose its clarinet! into Ille" He, Of I..?etiti, the ~ v 1,01;, of tt;is corp 4 would have laid down their atms. The Coin mandant of 'Ronda hits repulsed and dispersed ihe Insurgents in: the in untains. As ,iool'l . 0!;; General Setrastiani was informed of the Match .ol the ene my's corps apetiuSt-the first cerpi, he detached a di vision towards Cadiz. GenerAi, Oujitatir also at:- ,tachod nine Wantons; but t1“...q(; reinfoicOientA, WPticli night been usehtl, arrived too We, Die 'etienty, alter their defeat, plas . ;ed thLuaselves in ,4 'tate of security wi!bitt th ualk of Cadiz. are assurod that. this is a sduit - x ot- discu,sion and dissatisfaction between the En6llsll and §pen iaids: 044.:Phe-OlRc, t itpalG, 1811, Itoyal A rtitl!ry`t)iivel s . b;,. V tat Lientektarit—Set..ond Qt.'orgi - White, vice kvevcs, TO bc &culla LicuttnAlit—Alexander Ntittliewn, Gent. vice . • Copirrilcsion3 ill the filittthwiui,shire Local., Militia, signe i py ihputy Litureilapts. To be CJl;t.iins or a Company—Lieutenant Jo4e"pli tlarris, vice Wells, reAgtietl. Edward Ctiqeti, Esq. vice 4y, resislls,(l. • To be lieuteliatits--Etisigit Matthew W.asclell, vice 1-larris, prottotid. Paywe Rugeley, Gent. vice Cl/90, piontoted., ID be Ei.6igrt-- jams Clark, Cent. - .:viCe pre liv)ted. Comoi,s;lutis signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Leit.':htl.l". I..eicestershire liegiiiient .of R,lilitia. To Lieutenant- Culonel—Nitijur W. 1:„ ft nisi:, vice Win infey, tesq.i,rieft. 'C t, h.. First Niajor--Second Major L. Wilkes, vice Hulse, r - Tu he Second Nlajor—Captain. W. IL Astley„ vice Wilkes, p Nino; d , Tub 4 t..,..tiatains—Lieuternint Nathan Cooper, vice .Astley, pr“inoted. Lthvaru lui;o1) P nelp, Esq.. ,Tu he lieutenants—Ensign Thomas fteer. En'sigh James Pritchett. To be ltaisign—quiin Crony, Gent. Counnissions signed by the Loll Lieutenant of the . County uf Nottingham. tst or Nottingham Regiment of Local Militia. To he Ensig,us—,Sydney flenson, Gent. George Thomlin, Gent. „ . Conni*siuns.signed by the I.ord Lieutenant 'or tbc County ot Loveden Iteginicnt Local Militia. 'robe Captain -Joint Shepi , cro, Esq. • . , t de Lieutui..int Gent. KeAlevtin t and I,ii)coln Local ...john 1 44 y . 1,1,.e r f. (4. Io b C l t.tin. Clittidn I.l"lienant, t;ent. iilothericw Gritt. Lundbey Regnite,d. of Loc,t To be nsign bun eth I, ColuAtibions the Lord I..ctiten,int of the West mittiog et tut, (:,),..ty ut L, Lit) , anti Luuaty ut Ott Lit) at tsL WeAt 'Yolk Nliittia. lilir~ylicialu,ii.v.v; Cent. Francis t,ent. 1(1, Di t ta. "ro. be C.towins.--lohn kiroAthey flowanl, fisq.• lohz F. Doisww th, I;,q. b,: I. ts;rutnt. hosign •1•11111f1AS 1 u t,t 1:101S11,, *W . 1111444 At ktit . .oll, Uent. 3/1 DinU. l'o be 1.“..ntel ant Ensign TlitarLis Wrightson. Ensign is,ixtors V wernt, L tutxus. Jr rituals Travers, .Thomas Norton, Gent. S.nnucl Harty', Gent. Thom.ts Eck:4:s, Cent. Morley,Regiment of Local Militia. To be Captaiii.--Sainuel Lapai;e, 'Junior, Esti. vice CIA) . - toil, deceased.. Halifax Regiment oNlitto. To he Captain.— lames gait!,.!},, *l 'oLI Lico . now Weil Rogers, Gent. William Gregory, Gent. tilakey. SPencer, Gent., ):110. riiiih liooinwyd, Gem. • • . fu a o v Cent,. ~ • ltegiment of Local Militia. To be Licut.niants. bolin berry, Gent. .Willianr Young; 1 u Emigns.—jo , eplr •Berlford Foster, Gent. William ' Clare Regiment 01 • To be LieUte ll 4l4-Corothel•—.ir Reginald GTA. lurtitale.Ve4ttlitner Infantry. To be Cain', Watson Sanibel SLatober,l, 1:.;:q. Samuel • • `Mi n uet,hsti. "L'o be Elw,i,t4.— Geiir Vol ntcer.l nYkliitry 'lO be Giacon `...liLde, vice Graveley, To Frederick Simpson, Cent. vice Maude; Sotitlicrsi of Yorkshire... West ,Ritling Yeomanry Cavalry. ' ' $ . 1'n1).4 Lia.tutenant..--r2ornet ssi nu el )e coiner,,— lone Alfred, Gent; vice. Clarke, pro. muted. 'l'ilt/1114i (;eft}. Vice What, resigned. Crawl .9, Alt . •11EMBERS JIETULiNtI) SERI,'E IN' 'HIS' PRESENT PARLAAMS:44'. Tcvrtt of Galway. The Holt. FtedoricK Poosouby, m the room of lames Daly I.:Ai wlto ltatit accepted the Unice of h4clicater ,Nlanst.ti DIVIOgNOS.' May 7. -I: King tim) W. P:. Kittg, St. Paul, Covent..garden, at twelve, at Glitic, May 4. W. P. Crowc;lti;r and T. I•dtiltaukt, Clement's. Lombard.stiret, rmrchaints, at twain., at May I. I. Bevan. Swan Sea, Glarnotgan } - cooper, at twelve, at the hin,ll Inn Swansea. At a y 4. • IV, SeJlea, Kingstost.upen.liun, rneychant, at the Neptune Inn, Kingstott-upon-kiult. • May j. W, tmodwin, Gosport, Southampton, llaker,. at one, at the Clown Inn. . Gosport. May M4ty ItunWriati and Ann Huntsman, Louth, 1.1:1o)ItI5ture, millirxrs, at eleven, at the New Kinies tie..4d tn,t, Louth. Apt G. PlLlvvoc,cl, Cloak-lane, Landon, wine-flier chant, at icn, at May 7. J. Wollaston :Ina t. Upjohn, Holborn-bridge, Lon chin, at eleven, iit oddball. May 7. It. &Jay, Hackney, merchant, at ten, at Guild hall. May W. I iftchqn, St. Peter's-hill, Dodors' Commons, lebone.ine t, one; at Guildhall. S. 1. Siainbhy, Cornhill, woollen-draper, at,twelve, at 1.0 Mly 2, W. England, - Little Walsingliam, Norfolk, shop- - keeper, at two, at the Black Lion Inn, Little W. 41- iii4lldln• A prlt - 24'. W.'Warmingtoti f of Colyton, Devon, lirne-burn. er,. at eleven, at the Dolphin I mi,.Colyton. •• • April 3n. P. ltoyno l tt L. arid I. lackson, of the Srrand, silk mercers at ten, at (..;ttiltllialL Ntiy 7, icharrison and J. Sanderson, - late of Kent, fir. rricra, at ten, at Guildhall. • • Niay 4.. G. A. kliktiettott4, of Whitechapel,litten.draper, at we,ive at Guildhall: . . 7. "atoituts Like, of Old Brompton, builder, at cloven, at ' May 4 . h. I_ol,vvin, of Mark-lane, London, merchant, at ptke, at 4: uildics 11. • . May 7. 'P. Davenport, of Derby, linen-draper, at ten, at A pull 30, J. Davenport and 1. Finne, of. Aldermanbury, ineichantsi at ten, at Guildhall. I‘tiy 4. W. (mat, fate of Little Ornionttstrect; %preen ;.,(plare, plaiaterer, At IWCIVC, May 9. !foreman and Holum :fit, lat.. of Chipping Capri:Klan, Gloucester, bankers, at eleven, At the Whits Hart I lin, itroAdway, Wutcestet; Cif It I' I FIC4TES, April 10. I. Kirk, of Leeds, York, tiniplate.werker. F. Soden, of Coventry, money.scrivener. kolfey, of New liond.street, tailor. 11. Darwin, of Satitiwnplon, tailor. l' • Phillip;, at Ortiry-tang, tailor. W . I I ttchott, at Sr. l'eter's.hill, Doilors' Commons, +whale a,eritatut. T. iscntiey and t A. Whytt, of Pcnchchnroll.stregi, dry s ters. "I'. Eastman, of Clement's.lane, merchant. S wetting, l ate at Old liOnd.strect, I', NtallaKs of Gravel hoe, Surrey, baker. U. Ilewson, of Wigton, Ctimbet,land, and I. Barnes, of Liql; Ilmisten, Cumberland, manutadurers. Wished by Wi LIA Pt A ttml GPI st: N P PS; South mai r the Paper, fate's for OA-kit:or PURTEER Exraircrs ?ROI • . . ' MR. (..701./RTNAY'l''ArciPitl.El. Upon - several gi minds, independent of ctinrrat and good faith,• we ought to ketir Portnoltiiii.di aS WC• Can, evc.n tb- ugh we have no great WI /''''''' et lion of saving livr at last. My , ii.r.o routs very well, will be referred to a sh6rt sighted policy it, will . be oid to illustrate the distinction bete,. true Statesmen, and Ministers cr(expeilient. fit I must neve , theleis retain the corivknon of 1,1 4 ' (1 cNl.sional 3..pc.:.tieney of trustin; a litlk' to th e " 4 tel; of- Accideii t 4. Adniitting that SUCCeSitia 1)01I: g" "'AS 'mons than donhitol, it wai statitnitei he forwarded .by any one ot rations evatf in ~ , p i t e i osofsw;l‘itilc.ielt. twinteepout:lteddprwei:t.)::lC,CAft.l:l:ol7batile,' The unexpeated .revOititinfl in Spain wed Ponot i l u B g o, t . o , "tiltiewfiorucidncillrot,tlwinselves, Klivti POI' .I t:i C i' luir itieref,re, bate been aboi • it ' June, 1810, ,to litoi; to the pusiiinlity of son 'l°lll gli CJ e' I :: o l o uc t k h ) e ' :e ac c k i l ans i t i:le ;:i . I t l'iti)col:,dtil::idf Itl:llll4PSPea°':4ll IL i g .i i i rnt i ,: :: ,, a c i ,Bl : ti s li l ty :; i tz ei l l , l b ' t s a: t i) o ar y ° .l d . b 2 t a ' ir le c r r, i i - g:l f ' i l p e r , c) ...s. t a cl i e ll : l n i t) : 7l ,° :: ,i 'rgl i i it t i, : e t c ; ° ; a %)lv'' tb l i : l l l ( gi ti e l : 3 l g l : !ll l ll : ll l , l'e' s ' a l t o , : be : t ew : : : l l .lci c i : ti t, : l c'l ;: ii ; ; l l [ (:l) : fl, l lß, , r , l,e y 'llr . : , ) , r'l' L ( h . attaining it through extrant:ous art '''''''''''' mentlB. ask_ O gr f :n c, ti lu d r i t ' tr l y, ders•it de . sinthle finally to expil the firoci, . wheir'lleestri'c)4vert;l7:lll.ll:.:ls- ,clu:;''''i‘l'''':,'").l,ll Portugal; d'es n"t /mkt. it • also asaao.c 1 , ) 0 the i ii oa! as long as IA t can ? That i r foil " 1 W I at Lie temporary occupation o, a h . greater tuatteir)st'toatilehd)s "hia'iliYilsbactc'tilL'etiltilliett.:,"l,l')ll'4l: weak policy, and one wl.icli has, not w't`" ~.,,i , son, Bern nbjedrd to the enemies cf 11 '''" jr p, ' ' not ap i ilicibie to the deft 0,1; of 'u l ''''' '' , ' :ilt i s OM well disposed• to adintl. 11 '' t 1- '' e u " L i s i ' ,l ° wukli'l Wit be applicable, ever) if i t " re r bY ve o Ind greater objects, that our enemy-0m r ii ., o 1 r°"lexPellbrg mt, inasmuch ai the,ocOltt,„ the vonorty, and, the conrieCliiin with lisru',...lo and t h e ► el or d ' , r;; ll3s 1 1)1 ! nee u g'ai t Pr s itlY t el 1 1 so l a l ffilee°'s6nstag•i as longer, u t ' I:;eaug:sobisu)s‘bivelsirllvigaaisititisiiiiv:?tal I P ; 4. Ali t °ll t ii c eeslblilir:.; , ' Fr I, , country of which the occupation is ote who principal theatre :of war ; —the (I°,' lr , r `„ 4 ,,,,, l e f' en 0 the great battle is to be fougbt. "`",-;,oinr land and her alliits on the One side', aol pt.-- ' on . the other. • Dt"Ve persuade ourselves that Oa a'lei by ," Pres'''. vaii-in ot ,Porte hl: has been tOi u ' t j b i g) generous magnanimity ?"--Do tt•e 30' Y 11 1 in e c , .: .!,!1411dP(1 dhihiteretedveis" alone 1;:is creill'oiri Nl' iititislt Obineti:' in' villicb Portuglte°,l',.,,fort been . discussed, the desire to preboit'a '''„,r pg uofiii;)int) the ictources, c oasts, aird Ver f/ y•':,1314 1 I ? -40,r e decoi ve ourielvt•s i ;ros.'ill . ... o . T ieie however tract' upon earth in " natiornd vilitt'!o 1 / 0;, traeo our interest in Poottilal lk),,lti,ol', I!le'tives. Our own safety regnire4 th e 1 ",, t 1 °. .nut the poises•iion of Poitogal. \V" ""; e ',: ) oa ll ','' 'hat " Llihon mid Oporto are, two of t" ei 0 o'o , t , 'Lamm ports for og. upon the' whole ~ , 0 10 ,.• c(mtthent ot tneope ?" .We are Irt 1041' oxe.i, t!elliendoUS peril in which,. Ireland r d 1.?0, icot;s Bo i ,, unaparte-• stigold ultimate l y succeed 11 P9rislssion of the Southern Peninsula, ~,icli gilt Als a peculiar interest in Portugal, v e rito l a 'a t.!iolitilislte'sp;t:tittirttlilt.iaci9ei:lt4tlyerseirrYetacg",r7:rpldieart:;l::';t:2'' 4Cf.dhce. 'Wharevee it is the' . °Wee ° I ''''',l, ho'' • c°lllPllsl2,' it is ours ro pit:vela: : Not 111°Tiirn,;,1‘11‘ we arc at ,war 1)01 b-canse it ia l bY i11' ° , 3 ,, 1 5 r4 ot that we can EICCOrTI‘ plisli any of tire l'`, 11.1 " . " " o g ee, or Viieilie•r..We look to the•posiihilityot f' sio p P .lbe-contitpance ot the w ar till l'l. to o w 01 , been destroyed, or France hutrabltd, 00.1) be the tiarne. • ' , „. fr , On Sat9rday, at IVanfristeAadß,REistcl:44,7st.ll.o:o3l:::::: of Barking, to Miss lane Willis, of 7,`,0111 (1 utilsadxatYorild!.(f)tftv(22;cyj°nllll),l°lll.-tieCl:elsca' tictia._it)sgorthiot.,h.nruaaloinztadyiautllt:a.suilt. lJa th , I N' ) l i i 4 ; 1; a r ; e r 13'''' l'''lletl: t'lrittl'i lull, r () i l ( rl l l ect i r_g t at e .r t i fl a C l: r c r:al i w isct t l O ? r . at ti V ICZAris:lsit}:it7ti-eithira. I : '. il , ' ' ' ' ' ' 't I I').t, t' ll ' ' ' ' ' ''''''' : '''' 1 ( tutmin., ' ip I i ,i, ,„ ? s c ar? Attorney .X;cneral an , ~i 'l'6 Majesty in that Island. , )rfollt , a, itniufa'hroeuatscYaorrillsocltirhovd:t; 'aie1it,115;44:0.,,, , , 1, 00, I ,2, Me. i)11 MON ! . C I, ''' rt C'''°' lc —ft;, Th"anle dd. at Ilan:hell,' 'A.I• • , „ci 074,art.rititiiipiloitioy3t,r,Yel:ar,itiP:ittileittgsli,. tstlit.Qct:si,i:li:i;o)lo9liios)y7;l::. it',..i!t:'4::il::::: aged 81. Mr. W. Stable, or Martin'S-1.10.,t. I:;:,:in;'l:ls,.tf I,o‘..3t,litirif" ' A. few , days ago, nt tioxitY. il', the „t ro7l'l/', 0, John WilliaM, ar fi)cpiltriaiLli..al 10;4 - .Affirl:!-'OOOll, early part of his life he vas transporteil t i 1,. Or o r4il turned before the expiration of lii. t-cori:D,', iwyoAritv. dissolute course of lite until he „Frivo., ~,,,40 after which lie became A coo:ft to i4l ,t the patli§ of virtue rill his 640' G ~~, PRICE D AY. 11)&3 Oortt!s, '29s,Pri, pi, 10,:boi, 60 3 skli, i ()111:0:1t 1, 1,,,, t; f 6$ 1 owcro Coo. Jur 01AYI YrS“ 1' ank Stock, 219 23 8 i, N a vy per Cent 97 )1 1797, 4 ITOr Cent. hA d 11 31 Ann. :7 63 13 i - 61 : 4664' tCi ~~ ton stteett GrOsYintOr NuArc. lust•b ad4rkBgati. * f ,,, be the wile' . - 11/1? 7 BS t he V il On the zd inst.' at Yeovil , Soine"e /shire' . i lo john Goutitorct, Esq, of a Son and tier. ,_ p oy v. - On ,Sunday last ' W I treer t he f Fast, Ili ' ilni)o Cb. , .s r Law, lisq, of a Lhiughter. Cisie lleter 0 Or _ on Tuesday last , at WOnd,End, n0 r ,„.,, fool - Lady of Sir lohn G; t kii Ma) E by "'' el. Ott, Uautr,htr. et u , r , ks ,E O l • The some day the Laity rii I Leory t>tor , , - , 0 street, of a . Son. ' . al l°°' MO Yesterday, of the. ;Marquis 's house, Ole Rath, pt . ) ' ................------." a 1...“4;.iter• __. ' ..114 1 ,'r: i iN ri C . 4 '.,4 1 :~ T.. ~. t ~ -~