The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-24 00:00:00

t Ar,"ki S. Aat xv xto—l Lisbon, .r CuOrriscyt t Surinam, x Dublin, Waterforki. OF sToCICS ?Hilt rAv A r TWYLV &CLOCK. 6311 I Ur a nium par. Cbostils . i I. L S'L N. 1101. AM QUIS DlCt!tt . 141 : 1 1 .3M AUOZAT LONDON, '2IIII,SDAY, SarTEMBER 24, 1811. Letter's from Lord WILLI OTON to the 4th lost. from Furnie Guindido, were received • by Govern- ment this day. No movement of the Allied ArMies -of env Importance had taken place. The trench arm of the North, which had reiired from Gallicia before the Spanish .General. ABADIA, had , moved in the direfiion of Valladolid, and from thence seem ed to have an intenann'of proceeding in the direc • tlon of .Ciudad Rodrigo. This morning a Lisbon Mail arrived.: it brings Papers to the B th ult. ; The British army has not made any movernenti since the last accounts„ but some of the letters say, that MA!tMONT is moving towards, Ciudad Itoderigo, in which Case the cam paign will again become aaiye. All the Fr , nch sick that were at'Salamanca were removed to Val ladolid upon the approach of our troops. There are some vague rumours in those papers, of Bt.. AKE hav ing defeated SooLt, in Murcia, but, we attach no ctedit to diem. We this morning received Jamaica Papers to the Oith Angus!, but they contain no news. The Duke of Kent packet has arrived at Falmouth tom New York she bailed from thence on the 20th August, and from Halifai on the 3d September.— The Letters and Papers brought by this packet wil' be delivered io.morraw. It appearaots we suspeet. ed, that there was no foundation for !be report a the capture of the American frigate the Presidot. We have very few particulars to add- to the ac count whiCh we yesterday gave of the gallant off Boulogne. There were two days fighting ; on the first day the Naiad stood tie whole brunt of the a-lion, remaining luietly at anchor. receiving the enemy's vessels in succession. BVONATAIITS and NET were in a splendid-barge bearing the Imperial ''fag, but they prutiently, kept Close under tbe bat teries. The second day,.the Naiad was supported by three stoops of war. The French .Admiral ran under the nattettvs, wnere the NalOdibid nut wdler to follow, or she would have been taken. Tile Commodore was boarded by the Naiad's mut), after being lashed to the frigate, that shb•might not run akt ay, and had so or 06 killed and .wounded ; the two kiltett and Is wounded. Capt. Cittru • rir's account , will be in to-night's Gazette. French Papers lo.the 16th instant. bale reached trAvn. he most important article they contain is, Souves official account of the defeat cf General auYitit, Wili Ch of course he represents as most cisive. SouLT awry; that'lltArta's army had joined Generill Femmes, but , there is reason to believe that that statement is not correa. " Ifindsor-Casale, Sept. 24, 1811 " His MAJESTY had setnesteep in the night, and is much the &micas he was the day before yesterday. " itAt.rtn.D. " W. HEBER)) tit 4„ i 1 g. WILLIS." Lorton Papers have arrived to the loth ult. They ox t lreas 'favourable hopes with rasped to Mr. Fos- Ttt ti's Yesterday afternoon, the Princess CirARLOTra of Wsr.es arrived, in her carriage and four, at War. wick House, from Bognor, accompanied- by Lady De Clifford, and her Sub-Governess, Mrs. Vdney. Her Royal Highness was received by the Bishop of Salisbury. 1 he. Puke of YORK. held a public , levee this dar at the Horse Guards, at which several General Of fivers, &c. -were present. • Sir 17101413 POPHAM( ) who arrived in town this rnorninE,', had a long interview with the Duke of yoitu. We are sorry to learn that the Tartar frigate has uriforteriately been lost in the -Baltic. She struck 60 a roto ti the t rub ult. and remained in that pe rilous state tilt the sod, ,when it was' found itnprae tieable to curve tier. ,It is withpleasure we add, that not one of the Otiieers or crew were lost. They have, 'We understand, been distributed among our i'rins on that station.. Sunday morning the 4arl of Leicene; pa c k e r, Ciptain 1 - lAmmot 4 l), and the Auckland, Captain LyNas, arrived at. Harwich, with Anhoit Maita„— Ott their passage,' about tab leagues from the Texel, they mot with a lug-salt privateer, full of men, who fra‘e - them chace, and came •up with them so fast, that the Captains were induced to bring-to, and icpare fly engagement. As soon as the privateer diseovertd .this she hove•to also, and the packets bore de4in upon her, and commenced an engage trent, which lasted (k% ithin pistol shot) for near five,houts, when the privateer sheered off, and made sail; the packets. pursued her for some tune,' in lops of meeting with some of our cruizers off . the Dutch coast. The packets' crews behaved most K a!lantly„ and fortunately not one of them VIPS w' undcd...not it hstanding many shots went through thtur sails. , . . steoin .EbtlioN. SUN-OFFICE, HALF' feAST TWO O'CLOCK. We stop the Press. to state, that Government have received accounts from*Lisbon of the gth 'in !tint, - which say, that the 'French_ after plundering Villa Franca, retired towards Asiorgat.. Their head quarter! were in front of that town. General,Aaa lm had moved forwards to Molina Seccu. Mar shal Maamosres army continues to defile towards Old Castile. It is said this army will be replaced by several corps from the army in the centre. They will proceed by the Talavera Road to Placentia. It is re ported that Marshal Sotn.'r• will 'shortly return with v a great part of _his army - to the Guadiana'. Il' Ii ~, I '' NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 22.—Arrived the following. French vessels, viz. the galliot transport, Lc Murat; of eight tiwitqli, and had a COMplemi...nt Olt y men, from Rochtort,. 4'10)-a cargo of ship-snber,. bound to 'Bourdeaux.; and the French wlcop Le Marie Anne, manned with 'lbw then, bou ,d - trout . Le' Boerne to Oleron, captured on t h.- 24th ult. in the riverGaronue, by the boats of th.- Diana ti atN, Captain FEttuts, and Semiramis trtt„ate, Captain RICII4IIDSON, which vessel, also capture.: t e Frelich vessel Lc Gencrosiii, rwinn. , dtvilb five men, bound from ROchefort to Bourdeaux, with wine and so,p; the cargo of the latter vessel was 131.-.11 ow, aod ip- - ped on board , he French sloop La Marie 'lane, at. rived here this day, which vtfssel has ,dso tart of the cargo of the French chasse marw Lu Jeune which wascivitired at the same time. Alsoarrived this day the French. brig Jean Bap tiste, and theFrencli slaops La Marie and La Poule, with cargoes, consisting of ship-tiMber, rosin, tar, &c. bound coastwise, prizes to his M4jesty's ships Pompee, of .89 guns, Captain Sir J A. Woon ; Albercrinnbie, of 74 "guns; Captain FAH'S: ;. and Sceptre, of 74 guns, Captain BALLARD. Also, the French chasse maree. La Jeuine Sophie, in ballast, prize to the same sqUadron, the boats of which fell in with, a few days since, a large 'fleet of small French vessels, with cargoes, botind coastwise, nod succeeded in capturing (besides those arrived here) two of them, which, it is Apetied, are gone to Co. runna. Several of the convoy were driven on shore and deitroyed ; and it is said, two were sunk. We, has not yet heard Whether the boats Sustained any loss in this affair. Also, the brig flenovation, GARRETT ; and the ship Brtaina, EDDINGTON, both from Cluebee,with cargoes of timber and deals, for his Majesty's Dusk yard at this port.. , Arrived the colossus roan of war from th..; Spa.. drou off Brest. FALMOUTII, SEPT. eh—Arrived this day the Diana packet, Capt. JAMES, with Mails from Suri nam, which she left on the 241► July, and tinique on the 14th August ; she brings ,no newt whatever; on the 27 t h July the brig Speculation arrived at Berbice, in 63 days from Liverpool ; yes day spoke a Portuguese schooner, in 14 'days 'from Lisbon—no new s+' Bailed this day his Majesty's ship Grampus, 50 guns, with the homeward-bound East India fleet, consisting of 7 sail, viz. Royal George, .Bombay, Canton, Alnu'ick Castle, Surat Castle, Cirencester, and David Scott; and two whalers, viz. Inspector, WAL+KER and Digng, PAUKER ) for London ; the Bess, FLYNN, from Rio de Janeiro, for London-; the Conslantia, PersaSON, fur Guernsey; the Phoenix and Monarch transports, With the Leitrim Milne, for Portsmouth ; his Mztjesty's ship' Rontritus, and transport, No. 262, with sick and wounded soldiers for Portsmouth, . from Lisbon ; the Swedish brig Gusiar Adolphe, from Naples for Guernsey; the Adventurer packet, Capt. TILLY, for Gibraltar, Malts, ann Messina ; and t . i►e Francis Preeling, Bard., for Cadiz ; also his Majesty's brig Zenotia, Capt. I\l'kaNzre, with Mails and Dispatches for Lisbon. The Lord Hobart packet,with Mails for Anierics, sails on io•inorrow morning. SHPT. 23.—Arrived his Majesty 'i ships Porcupine from Plymouth ; Regulus; from the Westward; Mariner from 11 cruize ; Cudo.wca from the Westward; Royal Oak and ren 4 geur from off Cherbourgh. Put back the Martin sloop of war that sailed )es. it:Way for Ireland. DRAL, AVG. 23.—Arrivcd and ptissud through the Downs for the River, a large fleet of homeward hound vessels ; also arrived his Majesty's ship Grampus, and seven sail of East Indiamen, Sailed his Majesty's ships Loom, Loapid, and Podargus ; the two former for Leith witk French prisoners, and they latter for HarvAclii iffil6.rif MAIL. tISDON, 'Sart. 10.--Head-quarters remain at Kientes de Guinatdb, but there appeal's, a probabi lity of a general inovernent taking place veiy soon, but in what dittaion isukettnin. The troops have all been brought between the Agueda and the Cot, except the Alenteio division ; Ciudad,Rodrigo, pro bably •is the obje6t. • The Alentejo division appears to be on the move north Ward. MAnstosr,has sent his heavy baggage and ar tillery towards Castile. Our battering train, which went from Oporto, is expeaeci to arrive at thescene of naion to day ()orb). The enemy lias removed his sick" and some heavy baggage from Salamanca into the interior. The last troop of artillery has gone up; tie ad Dragoons march this Cheek. EXTRACT OF AN OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM LORD WELLINGTON, DATED FUENTE GUINALDO, AUG. 24, 1811. A considerable• corps of the enemy's troops, which arrived by forced Jnarches at'Vadadolid on the ►6th and 17th hist; returned ale' wards in the direEtion ot Rio Seca, from whence I have not heard it has yet moved. , . I hive not hitherto heard that the enemy has nadt-any movement in the norill of Spain. Ge ieral SANTOCILDES writes from Asterg' a, under date of the 15th, slAng that the enemy was then in considerable force in his front. • INA AttsitoNt has also left the cantonments which with the army under his command be occupied, and 11,0ved the satne . army towards the mountains which separate Extremadura from Castile ; no other part of the , above mentioned army has :marched for Castle. . The division of the army of Portogal.which was cantoned in Jaraicego and Truxillo, at the time it left these points, obtained some advantages, L have been informed, over a small Spani3h force, corn manded by Gen. Mantua and the legion 'of Estra madura, under the orders of Col. Doaost. These troops had advanced to Montanches. I have received no recent intelligence from the South of Spain. General BALLESTRROS still ►e mained in 'the County of Niebla, when I last ha.l accounts from those parts. The write from t stremadura, that the French Army under MARMONT had many sick, and that the division which lately occupied 'Troxillo lost 50 men daily. The diviqion of the troops of Soria, after the action of the 15th ult. entered the city of Cala tayud, where it deqtroyed 300 of the garrison t Ltssorr,.SurT. 7.—From the North there is no thing new, Since Lora W'satAL.7oo4o.., by 2 r2r;r4 march, placed himself between BESSIERM 11t1CA MARMONT, in the neighbourhood of the Agueda. The latter appears paralred, and remains in the Valley of the Tagus, where many of.his troops have fallen ill ; in the i mean time the army of allacia remains preteeted on this side, and is enabled to pro ceed: in their discipline and organization, under the orders of the.skilful General SANTOCILDHS. From various parts we li!arn, that SOUL? has lost a battle, fought atait,st BLAKC, in .the kingr!om of . Murcia ; these same French, have published in 13a dejoa that they were vimorious,, bp( at this we ought not to.be.surprised, because they likewise asserted that they were conquerors at Buseco, Puente Albuera, &c. but the confused Man ner in which they describe it, and Som.? having ~,-ordered leis reinforcements to join him, gives 'great probability to the idea of his having been routed. Intelligence transmitted from Algarve on the 17th and :9th August; - l'he enemy having entered Ayatnnnte on tl)e• 25th instant, it wail supposed be would attack, Ge , neral BALLArraaos in the night between the '2sth and 26th instant, and in consequence they had the batteries on that side the Guadiana to receive him, and the light troops to take him in flank. But on the morning of the 26th, it .was observed, thal the enemy's party, which entered Avamonte, hcid entirely retired behind the hills, seeing III!! risk he would have runin such an-attack, The French continued their retreat to Villa- Franca, where they separated + • the division which came from Seville retiring by Leppe, and that from Eitrernadura towards Sdvestre. Gen. BALL/P:57E003 yesterday began to, embark his . troops. and at this limo they are all on hoard, The Fiend' division from Sr:1;Mo has set out (PDT' Lapps: for Gibraleon, and yesterday . .marched this latter •place for Figuerai the -division' of Eie trernadura was in Puebla de Gutman. General BALL.P.STOIOB, With his troops, sailed% yesterday morning, and the .only toxce which.nOw remains in this neighbourhood, is . the regiment of light infantry which was in the island of Canillas, and destined for Ayamonte. VALENCiA, JULY 19.—0 n the Bth July ortivecl in this capital the most Excellent Marquis de PA.• . LActo, and was rtoeived'with all the mai* , of,re spea due to his rank and talents. VALLADOLID, Avo. 6.—Two thousand more of the troops of MAiUtiONT, ell infantry ? have arrived, 1 1,av ill e i t 6 o C :d t a Y ; Rodrigo;a3ga66inbseiltioubtalfeorlikLee%o'n":with the in fan' t me n t r c 7 ) r t tw t 01 the o st -1 e t ret bare a il e tt h i vtehde, will soon Mare' for b - Pict whither MAR:4 coat•is going with ill 1 4 . garrison of that city;Sconsi. datable quantity of provisions 14 likewise taken, from . ~ i i which i t presumed thit the plains of Ciudad Rodrigo will soon become the theatre of war. The sick iri Salamanca have been brought to this city logo hal . thence to Burgos. The conscripts v.hir have latel arrived are the convalescent sick and wounded;who against their wills have returned to Spain.. .tt sToao4, AUG: 14.-frhe. enemy's troops irbo' were in .Leon, and other po ints of the line, hats in. been reinforced wi th more than 2000 [re Eight Frenchmen have deserted to to, wh“ "ng less that the g arrison of Leon has been rein!ofec4ll , with more than 800 infantry arid 400 horst, Pd., that more were expetled. .„ It is also said, that the enemy have PropoiCds;3"' #1 It , to possess the of the Asturias ; bu t '''`, sign was frustrated by the movement which l'oso" made on the mountains of Santander.. ''' ~, VAI,..IiNCiA VALCANTARA; AUG, 22 .... A row •: 11 ' ~.hP Cr ocefrtesb:lBian:nl:aYd wal!sirncia)limendcOuatit':°wveitnl:eol'ut -4vAr'l4Pl • g.• . . 1 all uard, follows , t FrocaMancl ia they write as oc' er of the 16th : . A Ti.oitil af ' CIIALECo, YaANctscartn'e, an d . the .0 , 5 .- e l of Volunteers of FERDINXND VII. 104 1 10$ b''" liant' aaion with Goo' cavalry and 500 11404' the vicinity of St. Clerneur. WO ' "The three corps attacked the enemy st I' ' i - 4. ..,,, wits.] time, i n Game. different points : the eavaLlii - ' n•ats ' routedand the infantry surrendered 'with twor itil c 4 ;artillery, and.a great number of cilia 103doill tai wheat. , Our loss was only 40 men. • 1 , ( , General LuaGE , who comma I" ' - „ dildo s entered Toledo with a considerable ocoli ~i, h for .°' pieces of artillery, and left it on the i it drid ; they Say he is going to use the, baths, I._ "Tile Marquis of AtatENAK; jeft led no 1 14 , 'd for °1 and:Segovia ; leth for Talavera ; and ARRIBAS Mad" ' 8; store.tranquility." ' .........0....1.8. .....-.---'. both appear to haveheen reot l' I- IPINDSOR, Seri'. 03, —,................ Yesterday, the PRINCE REGENT, DiAbee4 ° o f C :,, i' i S ir i BENCE and CANIII RIDGE; dined wi4 l , t and l'anrcesses. . I • l'it°s"P At half past six in the eveniug l'1",„„kol CO' 'GENT left-Windsor for London' the w 7 , i a E r Z4 r C a set off' for Bushy. „po.ro ^ 'd i Oatl ''- ci ''''''"'nj '''' rl.----'. 4"' ' ' '' an 8, on a shooting party. .i„. , . . ....--...........--............ (roar saw _ N'e are informed, that the brlg ricao ite,,, V7hiCh reported the off tii Aire ort,, To_o• President, ia arnved at one of do °Von., rtt!fr Master persists in The tale hi told la o n., of the Peacock. It is now certain dlal,t__„. s o t . ,.! was at *New .York • on' the 040 t nit. 4v..P,f.01)(!t?),, re6tting. The Mela77lP" had 1111“1, a ricii:to3!ll3!, Which, it iS 81,Tpaird, she,tvali tovring,„ 0,0,617, when the brig sailed ; a circuinstaace vi . •' ,,i latter ' may have belln misled.. -, n o f tor e Lieutenant Joky 's (It N.). "nve,:)tril°o,olo,,,i a 41'iti's court-non hand -1)010p Into " i t i,e r ,.- 0 eniiile, is ordered to be fitted on begli,very Oil} tie and 'Tigre ; and to be addedj,°,i'irate,oo they come into port for repair.. l'.',' the ccianj simple, aud does nut interfere wild ~0011,,,, use of tile,. ship's. putop,.--14 is:501):::s; overo;vo strong colon:tit of 'eater linty i be , t broils r i ot 1 o i grin ship's toplaildin hit c 4) o,pettateilaof Ha!,l.,..and Austell, laely ended !If widiato ox: its elliCaCyB.- 90 bit the 11111 , vis re,,,,, fiorn their report it has hero a op te d the sci_vT, will, * no doubt, pirne beneficial liawi:e3 ~,T,1711 LIFUI. Jekyll, about .15 years i ln" A ta„);01/Y as 'll4narin) presented. 9 model to the 7, ,-,,,,,01ui i t inVention lop revent The 'opsetlit)g (,), beco el ittns On board ship, vr bleb has 11!!‘,-IY. adopted... -- - - - ~. , 00 0 1 • , n i ght P coca , TllB THEATIIES.*.n.ENIELE la a. ': i 1 0 31 ty his favourite part of Hamlet i t " ' '' ~,iiroc e' lli i. was in full vigour, introduZiion, of Mrs. Posoto• 1 " ~,. perletto. Garden .The:'ltre, .beafirlidreeagcrilitendlorta.c),sit,:;i:l;ralie ,0(1,1001$4, Quail, was . the .only Change in `.4,:i,,,(,, tit i v . o p sice last Se‘aSoll, except tile 00'7' :si,,, *0" 1,0 cis* in PoNuirts, 'vice Nlvvroto- ).,,,,,,,,, tut,olo in person and acting,.an-airoll'l3 ior' iepresentation, alai 81.0C11Au L..", t,.,t• h i ft' f ', support to liis ellaratter• a; brot4"..), 01 /lAvsamtxter.-A now Farce ,tiler oit , tt_ d o wm - d last night at this theatre tvfr:row.,ooo Darkness rsit le. It is ascribod .';' _,,3l,.initicr:es flooK, and it disrlayed the W itt It pritar)!l, end- ludicrous cooce?tions hy wilio.' "' bor,Fd, ' • . 1 - • and. inch, ... a , in general characteriZt,t ; diver IA 010, op ptlgnanl to probability, are "rY ~,j,d J°:9,,,1i tist ELLISTON, blusoerg, 11-0,5r3'.,t'..,0,51,irit, 0 , : 0 ,1t , supported their charaaers 4'111) I,:ccivi, ttirolilfBo,l Piece was received With mneli .'..llll,Hsvirll g oo , Pi t o It was announced foe tlti',,e",:',l.lg of °/ to It t° hearty assrit., It will, itokt:-;,_ goer de a , but o t account of its l'-'slver'forrriers;, to,. cu t tn o ilt , rien t, t LA atiUM.--The DrorY-1,81,1`: 610,11 General" the addition Of several. leatiell.., ___ A. tiwir on,ey troLD's summer troop, coron)i illci`;l,l, rile. bi:its, for the winter season lat,ll, / figwort in alt's ' pot s ' tine Marriage, trod riestirlebteci t'", 90,3iltlet ,4 Icirimir pie WAS mach ~ to 0b10ef;._,,„,41;; not oro'ccon. nt.,,A, ciy,3ll,oolier, 00 aiisoN, and Virwrrzot, ,1ii,,.,e1,, st ., ,ii 14160, ~ %vliicli they personated I,,aretti.(ll_,ilA, , 0;0, Caiiion. Airs. 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