The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-18 00:00:00

11141 4 :!CD,C''lliii.llll-,icin rt,'‘1414444R1; 4h,0 accotint bl Soui•i's tioei ' m in th e -enifirons of MIAs Cott 41.1° 111 1),, 'over `the atliat of :the C en t r 6 . , Ivan Qf haying competely -dispersed. , *. We' Are Ity 14 ever happy to find • this assertinn refuted, the very parliodlarti n df their, ot'in...itatr*rits titral.elyl that they have taken ',ono pieco,..ef 11 ?n,' killed 300 men, and .calittarehnn. It I .vl l l l'''ift every trader that " the disPeraion, .;'.11411 .of 4hL nrniy 'hii‘, l 6 been' . 'atiet,l4d. I •Yit" tf:el '•••, , " 4 of the whole of its artillery. Nift,sfnirftti•, Aid • . entered Granada after the action,, which the ke lt • • • - On es lArty,Aticant represeat‘aalisliairtial c' e o fl etweet a division 'Of fiLiKa's ad L Y'l the French Artny ; in which:livairlost one Il l ' ee ' r P•anntin, and a.few - :priSonerk- The Spanish tl rc 'l", after evacuating Baia, which the Frateh.itn iltil'ielY occupied, were 'pursuing their retreat by o'aroad. Con titMoNri.ioit'division rertiains " bla tl ' e Alpnicinas: These details' • have just been ~e u gt h it ace ma lroni M a l aga b y a Genileti who read the nt the ont, rite inhabitants of Almeria a 441 ile,i'qh4ouring part. Of the coast, have' eireited 4, r at t , SC3 , l*, and 'carried off all th eir valuables. 'ealde Olitet;;;., o -spa ti l yp tie of the most enterpris • toha , 1 " the kingtiorit of Granada, is stated 4 00 'e t al lied advantages of more importance than esugteaiy tnagnilitd in the Malaga aCcutit • .t CARTHAGENA, Std °H2 114TniittioilD, RSA. altIRALTiti. fty I etnbrjce, this opportunity ot-wrjo-30•Yotk. YO ' llr Ve l i 114Vir lying at EsCoruhretti, - .bound for 14e b ad i to inform. you, that in conseroenee of ILtiro!,. °I Vilsicians of this. c ity h av i ng dalvered y.l lO : 14 n I that the sickpess suffering here is the_ 14 IL • 4.11 Y to L e r , ;..) %,*()Vertnoctit has declared the said a slate o f contagion ; , and Jot- yttu r tli At ht1:111:41t 1 give a note of the deativi (in all 61 ). Ytwm 411" n &act! here, from the 291.4. ult. to tual,aallusive, whi c h i s very in;oni 6ll - 77 .44 1 )°: 1. ° r , its',\7"ll9os town as t h is. • , •,L ' trith ihr a j et tYs ship bipincibk, and Cossac 'etc* pal ' ' tip .11 transports that .were, loading nt,41??3:46r5".. ( 14 • terdat.f ~ornlnot Complete ADM ca r g o es; . sailed yes , ' 1 maVe the honour, &c. 1 Tuos. ANATLUK. .............• L P It () W here a s ' ' 11e4(1-9 .uarters,,Gibraltar, Aug. i4c l " • ..,444 lattlligence- h at , been received 'that: • 4.11:4, simila r .hy that which raged at cartbasEexli. "titil e ;: r ha l again broke out in that cUY; hi: _. 1 444 7/ .111 e Limitenant-Gavernor has, in CO" il4 (1 illere4, been Pleased to order, th:d !I Pr . klui.lnal rolrlhti the :hall be isid on all vesse ls .. i N i l l 4611 1 the 'mate' trancao, here With enjon. iti,i,5,,,1:je1Y% 10 ) 4 whim s , and o,herB residing 1 k41 1 '; I ' s gart;son, to come forward hit: Qtficers i n the ex„utiori of such`" 1.11°14: and a'svist the ik! be,deemed neces s ti y, to issue. A 4 .4 . ' ill p‘ . , ci Teos t te : /e ' l red to rqior t the existrnee of fill' s " e r s : pe t 4 11 'l4-7 uirtk.t to their sktiowle4ge,7*.k"°ll'.., __; Li,' k:, rr(l'eal 'nem proiiiing..withiu the iiirtre: t riil , clie nq being dci, ittfloti ro ad Opt .thell 3 the 'iltlrc t • ~, ; ON, , It r , a h i 1131 such as shah neglect M gleore tatt kn. r 'l'e iirtlervation of the !Icaittrof •this... . 8Y etnUrnand'.• ' I. RUTITERPOIII), SOC. P4() CLAMATION. eAd . 2 0 , IS 1 I. qurrter3, (;ibiAltaT. Aug.. .. ~.., . 1 1l 41 1 ' : 1 .- • , baring date 111 c I " ' I : 414,11 , roc4atnattott, . en • tt oi 1 'll4/ " t utt ben limed, statitig thile.'".., bli,:i'l l'e1;11 fever at Cardin. 0;n , ja a nst4oo n n o c r e , i1t,.:41 l'i%' ictileacy, tie 14eut‘tnam-Gi".tin by 4 4 1 4 il 4 emary to close the communicati IU., .t 0 . .i, p 11 this fortress and Spain. ail mans, of ‘4,1, kejency therefore orders, that a p ersons, have_ .44tA„.. . lON;kit r.iiTer titttion or class they may be, w ho isoni do 'it 14111141' toi residing in this gut . A I t ltlit it -a ~.. ' ion of this Pro -4' thriilit7 soils aa Ing. In contrayent . riiceeded: loi n l l. will be ta k e n up as SPitt• and P ~ pe i, vt a s i t t , t lilli a , ,_ "e ll ; and all persons who P°Bs" ,foti.&,rl"4ll.!net., are &relied tai 4 4 %1-,''4„1'4.!. odic, to be renewed on such days bring them to the . tc,146, 17'11)W:414 .fc; ,that purpose. .-. hlbitants '4 11 4tqlellty further informs the m ' . d oli Titt,tl43 laild co mmunication will be ci°d‘ at the $I Ywii, l Y : b ' 4 ' 11 04 ti - mai ket will be es t abl"(4lled_lt: - q"ilitt.'bfulerprecauttofixty O)easr`,s-,*. 1/4.4444 el.(tlY Mr Nuc.RvAt, clime fo t"'w lc 4444'41 41:1`414,1N4 lt tl'el'r littrr. Heandrwarkit. ' 4Laditl'ee*,:ltiev liZeg, 1141-(711‘ :atTY°T At, r4f:lttn, the ~A ::, ... • 1 A ndience loptil,e pnisl.tic!ttt ii t)130 2 AD , , VO 9Ar y „It .12;:antiA4'vaidb,..., t ,• 41, it , •'. ‘ lai 4N T,. a 1 x uric , rum' . `` ) lirt"' t A,t 4 .01 Ili It okta i %be toceedtngs itg.sume 't,4l4,triGil. d , ' P gg,a_ , tf, ,Ilttility i e- ..1 Ts' . a ,„ d baiine t '' tiffiL„ " wbutirr tytrsa - A, ti ~',4 the ffOirti of Trade. qr-, rorhr4 1.1.'116 (11;yarda are the princ;pd p .., '144 1'1,941- Nitt;y 'W ' ) ;t, our Hoa r d ul 4,10t_ or :4:h 11 htlivi , 1.14 P. 1 , fur. ti4..„,y.iillt, kil'hill, it, i,, 1 1 / 1 " 1 , i with 84 ' 1 . c "I"' . ). rtr;:,.. I ti , tt pa% a 4,0, :104,41 they catinbt ledyt.,.l,Paizt:rl Pl 4l i 4 'ill i . 11 they .4 C cannot vlqi ow' hurl:ours, • .t. •••• tPd Al3ll ,4?:4f,eit',.. t i taking t f ortress which l'eiirny thought tc autd Sped torrer; and •Ireeie are hearts of 'the Pitrib6, b: 3 / 4 4, instead delpondencY.; produoed lid tread and.daring enthusisiin . .clie-uttconquera* Catitlomanse ',Sachet, the !} host inhunian Frencli= titan who he . paiied the PyrenneesittriOwn own -country:as the soldier of Robespierre, and:esd cratecl: tor. On) atrocious cruelty witb-Viich, under-1 the pricers Of that monstrous tyrant, he !Aill l l,lw 1 . 16, , d' of - his countrylhoo,—bas poured'Ont the re ...anis "tat liiiharbarity tipou.allortnnate . Tarraforiht In the dispatch , in. which he lays the - keys of the s lot. fressfit the, Sp . et,of his rnasterdleb.msfs thaf hisr-On ques.f will imMemorablO as a warning, till with:ahead and terror. till Spain ; and, in rCrtlr fife relations of the micesses Corn wittettby the' French fir Tarragona.haye rendered them horrible, evenamong the'ottiers Which the Peiiiiisula has witnessed. In ri` few More than 6 . 006 'peesanitif c all daises were crnelly. acd cowardly 'assa)sinatrd. Neither, the 'old, the servants of God,- women, nor infants lately born, were spired; the soldiery robbed and, plundered in the moSiviolent and atrociow manner; they violated - . maidens; nuns, .children, widows; married women, and coninkitted t .such abominations that the pen refuses recoid them., But Gate lonians are never diSmayed by misfertnnes. The war now re-commences, and with more (tap and animosity than , at the beginning. • 4: There has not lately been any military event of importance; but that ittiy be considered as very. important in its, consequences, which occurred close to Molins de Rey, between a Fretibb diVision ,hat,_; escorted Snchet in his journey to liareehtna, and one commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel U. Juse'Nlan , o,, who has cortiinunicatd As follows ' On the last day-, iwheir part of the division of the wicked . and,sanguinary §uchet passed from Villa. Franca to Barcelona, 1, ordered a 'party of horse: from Santiago, WILL, another of uradores, part of, the re,orve, a.id'some veteran troops, Irons the dit terent corps, to harass it., Alto .a . considerable length of !Ling itt the ueighbourhood of the bridge! of t)ilolins 'e'er Rey, fresh rcintoicementa arrived . from Vilia-Erancal and when, being att irked in: the batteries untiguQns to the said bridge, some prisoners were crilcen tram me, in all tw , Ivrk an boor had nut expiii:d %Ohm the tient - 13i prel seated himself at the 'pfd bridge, and ordered sentet should be hanged, othersburtied or shut. In ibis i extremity, these unfortunate men (blew thern-i selves at his feet, stated they were soidits,. antf. begged he would give Unit -due consioarationr-1 This infuriated ,Nero orderQd them to, be put..Ki death,, which was instantly 007641 into exectnl . 'lion. ' At such infamous condua sib human hurts inust snootier. Some thirty linsoandluen end want belonging:to St... Vicente, Moltd.ds Key,, and Who were peaceably cultivating the herds; ,net with a similar fate. Thy at .the fiii4le time tinlated all, the v•rgins they wet, satiating in this manner' their.brutal appetites. • " God preserve )ou, " Jost: NIRN so. " lkiartordl, I uly tt, I." Thu French kit iu th 4 skirnrkheo i .from, Ordal to the bridge Alolin4 du Ltey, bu I.tlled, ti and sonic tondo of provicotic . This caused so touch v 4 ,1.09161 St liti, is . to give neCailnti' Chnie. HUttlatlity:OUtrUgeti in time hltai:J. of the iietivetni el ati4 toe rigimi id, War viiuly violatod,, de tiiiinJeii a promo pod vigorous •,:spiation ; such wert'rtliOnio:ives lilted too following teno- Jatiott tottit 7 CoL , • " ritiht which, by a, stretch of or.cti ocolied ono e4e 'cution wtto..ut consulting ~upertur orders, and thO wisltus of all good Cataluoidui, i, now going to have etied. a‘ The baibarity.of the sanguinary Suchet has even increased. Be w iiness of this, ye unlottlinate inlmbitants of S. Vicente, .Molins de Rey, Pei 'lige, and those fields lu which inure than loin). Ili no, ent were sacrificed to the qui of this, 4 Some• unproiatlird country people' wlie tran godly inhabited their dweilings—some . houcittiable soldiers, who, led on .by valour and pattimism, which are their birth-tight, we'ut,.by orderi, with their proper otticer, to ob,erVe , this etiernyls movements, With whom they lought,.and'remained pfisottets in ttie tidd of honour. Four of ,tbese men Were successively hung on the high road. , In con sequence; t order that the six French prisoneri,, which, with the greatest honour, and at the risk of my life, I took in .the field of battlo, ba hanged in the vicinity of our unfortimatetanital, Unjustly and 'traitorously .occupied by 'the F'rehch troops, as a wonibit to their InhuManity,. th:At all the enemies who fall into•triy poWer shall be victims to myjust indignation; whilst they, on their part, tail to treat as prisonets of war my valiant soldiers, who con stantly continue to defend our land perfidiously occil. pied, our religion 'shamefully outraged, and' ekir. King unworthily deceived. ' The voice - of the coun try, and the claims of the people, 'Compel ate to forget-that .ptety and compassion which are toy Clu e • teo. " 1.10111 . %4 1 , Italy 14 Oil." “IOSE MANISO. DEFEAT OF 011Neago. AHALY.",-rIiONI GQy G.A• Xtuacia, Attovisr.•l7....fite Avitolo , army. is 'ar rived Lore on, its retreat.. On'the DILI, after tha'at avid 4 ,f 6o L iitrwith 0003 men,.. - wn weie attacked at tWaSlifferePt 110.11114,m ithossine tiinc , • One W these was - dolended• by G 8 'al Freyre, and with 1 , 0 tniiett and'bravcry. 'that ha completely defeated the enemy; '4.ot tite:other'titey bucteedecli owing to the abtience sOf .cluadrtetti•4:vision,-contriciitg of duo() and.. 3000 troops of- ale dxpeditiurt. which, according to a prtvious arrangement; ought to have be& LI at this .Pont..,',file line tiere wa.; broken, and lit cinisequ/noe the Spanish - and Woloon Guards, ,tin regiment of Patria, arid' the pazadorvs, w e re left titiprotected, - anit, • unfottnnately, in 3 great. mei**, sure, fell - vittims„ atter the most 'l)eroie resistance. wasinereased for want olthe'caVitri and 'at tilicry, witich , were with duadra,., 'Tikin. can `dvseribe,t he 4.15 . 50, of velour performed by 'General tiooi)s under 'hi. eurnin.tod, miff the greatest praise IS Otte •to I c;enefili Tor. the insister. ly retreat Ito of 37 lea - gtts, without losingla nvui, flat th mG t ttii tnq imlitement of w.ir, zinc r r ati the .ttiliativehtf 4 es of 614 s;ticaiitilit, enitraly . cut oft by the rhertiy.... 11 8-rim Cluadtri had taken up hit po'ition on thiq day s it would have btien one dt Oa! InnEtt %ioriotis'for th e: flat The Atp‘f t tiiriwiti prcsaut direr; iagu'es on 'ha oiher aide 01, 1.01 CS. ~.*ot.;lL • several etters trom th e retreating army, .receives ~ aMadievpiptilirM tbii aCetrint ti on which the Conciso asks, cvhat 'kind or punishment is elite to. .wretch bis c ountry °• and from all man-, clod, - to Pay for the 'lnnocent blood he hay caused I to' bbe - Q . 1114d SlystiM he hot `e)t. i ilate tits offence t 'vitei . ..iki3senc6' by' trreans Of the toot efori,:,l:leatit• ire order. bat his •pttitishment trrkry eittOnd to distant parti of. the world; as' an , ex- Afl ()tiler 'periotts.6f.ioLitut46 Abanduti ed conduct. . FRENCH REG4I4cY GAZ:.3TTE. • . Atigint.Poiiugute army. hat' ropyccl towards _ Castile. .I:httachniel+ts . froni it have'eilierrd occot.ctiog. lo COMAS fiuni Eivas, dated the I ist, nod a tattioui prevailed of theli having thkpri . 0910r400 of cinthat: Rodrigo, aftr being alxini.l6neti by. die French, Other accounts add, that Lori 'Welihj . gton bad ad= vanced to Taniimas. VatilO Mardi° has marched to.ituppart theinsurreetinii that has be come warmer and more geoeral„iii..l.3 Mancha, in consequent* of the immense quantities oti train es-. aele.l from the inhabitants by the Frenclititneunt-' ing, as is confidently asserted, to 900,000 feinegas' ot whbaa, and 700,000 of barley. EL BotiON,Juoli tfg.-=-The'e'nemy, to the unto her aif , 4000, ire this day in' Marfiii'ller Rio I,ytth the convoy, which they tarty to' Ciudail. Rodrigo. Don Julian Sanchez has not attacked„thernoss they the so numerous ; but he 114 s. prevelired sa'rying away the flocks of the ociwni, of the trig; by obliging them to remove to a great di's- . Nance. In thc intermediate towns of. Zamora, Sala 'iiianca, and' Ciadad Rodrigo, there are few Frehch 3. and the Dificeis who are in these places are 'very dissatis6eti► a tlo, teinforcementa have -come from' France,, arid they have no nab:lnation of , any com ing. General Santocildei has tuiited to his army More 'titan' !Out) horseltelonging to the Giterillas. Don Johan-Sanchez continues- to enlist the young melt in all the towns on .the hanks Of the Tonnes; 'fetid has' eoine troops in Fuente Guinaldo, Alba de Termes, Alanins, and Val de' la Calizada. In Fe- . ewe Guinaldo another battalion is organizing. Unlit, JULY 3.--The Field Marshal Don Pedro Villticainpa has taken the command of the'diyisiiat Arragon, or the 'fourth of the secood army, width dap,' b e en retniorced with-2000 infantry, and gnO. holes. That' General left .Valencia on the eath Ult.' and arrived on . the !lath at Mora de RtibiclUs. Many soldiers of the army or Catitinnita, who bq :dispersed on theist of July, entered in consitterable boatels . into Arragon, with a design . to Ineor(,orate themselves with the troops of Eshon, in Newane, tat' to pass the Ebro, and bend't heir course to cut. Oi.e of these, 'consisting of 60trenen; at cord - jug to the Gazette of Saragossa, ofthe 14th of this month, emitted Birbastro, plundered the bowies of' the Cerr.-gidur, who had been toreed Upon the in habitltut and of some other disaffeeteds maintalt.ed - afterviards a skirinish ' with' a' body' of Freneti eo.alry, and continued their march; to the great alarm of all the small French garrisons occu py- lig tbe southern pail of Arragon. This, per 114ph,gaVc u‘ctisioll to the movement of the inemy!s Ardo, s •Iroin Thu Polish General,- Clo piski, forincil a hoe of posts in the distiid of Cid-. to prevent the entrance of our troops into N Iva! re, but without etre6t, according to the fait accounts from Gostitta.. Captain 1). Thoolas Cainpello has eolleeted ' More Afoot 'Cion . la.::tegits. of velie_it irons Mena and Amara; betptigi'qg to tl e. see of Saragossa, and sent them In the (wo e s :in At ravel. .AvousT, Antonio Hunandar, , Captain of the regiment j Carieona; ditted; the division of &iris in an attack. upon the ginlisen of. Colatayud, it.ist'shut itself up in the convent of 11tlerced, toad .sesebil killed.anti Wourule4, 410.14in : some . oAficers.. Als the intopePtett*tterA.thSeover tcatgr andsurpriak, on the.part tif the enetoy'a g•4loiotts us Artagon ; 'that of Fetter 14114 for - stiecours, and the ItSiturotaS -CorrOgitior has l'isStted Orders* for all •`.i lie neighbours to give •up their laddera, under pain of 'death, Jest.thoy-,sliontd lend, them to gig, ineti.- Tiiii aceotittii 'we have of Colonel Esli/Tr y Mina come down to the'smth of last morittr. con- Gutena, ..where several cavalay Ind ' , in td ti try, horn tatalonia, had formed a junction. :I'ne French ' Were preparing at Pampluna to pursue oho With 4000 men. The French 'Un the other'side if the &au' had dug op the. body of D..Llrseltno gre, .who had fallen 'at Sigina; in . the. field'df -ho flour, An order- to hang it an gibbet ;,• a "proof equally absurd as barbarous of the impotent rage excited in them, by't he exploits . of . the, pat riot s. The . army Under the contitiand . of Gehertil 'Marmottt Is _sensibly diminished.; klisordersaritting fratiiixoesaive fatigue - and scarcity of provits,iol,l, are very preva !tem ; to'remedy 'which, a'contoy of strong and Medicines sevout on the tst of o frogioit:-'.-Tlie Minister. Mitiiiedo has 44.Ca4inisitti woke of the palsy, and though it tt.,oiit.incleased,lbeconitnues 'almost io.rechles , . Anal:fiery—This 'evening Of General Soutt arrived, who bad proceeded IttidniVett entiletence with Joseph, at his country residence; et the conclusion of • which he discovered much dissa- Aisfattion, though vreViOusly in good Joseph has given in charge to four °lbis Counsellors Of State, to inqiiire.into , precedapts respectote the bolding of the Cortes as fie i desirpua of sent mon- Ingtheni. It appears he intends to regulate his do fu otie,e4tablisinpeot and has begon,hy discharging 'servanis, as lie can only relish fereigners, hal tiegeettUd 40 low its to the coalt . -maids. of the ~ , Pali s tar, and hasiospabed the ititehenbutteries r and f iqieothet,,otetisita, to see if, they are fit for use, 0 I C r ITY ClUSlNEOL—Yesterday, a Court of -Alder- IPOn Was htad at. Guildhall, at which S A It c.) 11 L. WINCH, EN. and WILLIAM HeYtiVrt, Shcriff:t.Eleel, sealed .botiltio take upon themselves that office at lAiotqeisnits twAt. The Cotir t , heard:an appeal front sundry inhothitonts ut the Word of Aldetigate, againat a rate or iwessment made upon them under the Militia! Ali for the city taf London, and unani mously (imbibed tliejabosstneut. EAST INDIA' 'o.",4zErrr„. . BOMBAY, MARC!! (.—The detse; , tueffi unOer the coluntatilrol Colon.) Br own, o ► sert i Ber contihuei.toj tArfn.e Gopaul Sing by rapi:i and inces. !ont.marciw,it. , : ; They hiirt! hitherto faled,-ilowever, in their ,endeavouil to overtake the oleo 'body or 0 14 1 'Claktitain'i foret'lL it is %%Rh exirome concern th:it we have to an. notioce the Cleat!) of the I-I:n.. C. A. Brt , ce,'GO... Verna of priians, who' was carried off by a'h. e'r on thr ult. O s ier an illnebi of only eight da:.s. general rt•gr 4 - excited h y this event, nail the 061Cotl1 c t ufertaind, far Mr. Bruce's 'character, lwen, evinced by a reilnistriOn Crum thevrineivil Euro/ c; in inhabitants qf IPeuainb. to.ihe Sht r that' a ineetiig;rolght stkriviiioneil to consider iv the best •fyibllt: eit . reshetit which they could offer to the metivif of the deceased. Themorftsbips for Atuboyttqviz. the Nadir Shah, Bebb i . citid Change), which sailed r,O . OTterice tinder - convoy of the Dasher, at. that vessetat Penang oii the 2iitit tit. ttVe are tit ck , Cohceined-in add, that Price limes , Esq. - second assistant to the Residency of .Arnboyna, died at Penang .on the same day as Mt. Bruce,; and 'after an illneis'of The. Sixth 1)4401411g was . held , cin..Mundriy last, when 1170 came up e. Prize of.Sicca I.l,l;ives, One Hundred Thousand. This tortrinaie number belong% ,to Hindoo of ; , he. nein& Pulwan who, for many years earned ,a ,Orvcarlokis by prnvidtmegroopes of datfeing ,the opu lent, Bengalesc, during 'the poor; - all Poojah. and. other festivals, Pulwan Sing is ,noly proprietor of the ticket ;he bore the kudden ::stroke giied fortune by whieh ho was raistd an instant from indigence to a state of atlluenci; ti4and his most sanguine dreams, with all the composure.of a praF cleat philosopher. Bomuor, MARCH. 20—PulWan Sing, the Prnprie .to,r,qol44.,forturiale ticket 1.1 70.; drawn a prize of .10C,Of .rUpeevoerrninated his life on Siinday lasi, in. Conaeilnenee of a fall from a borAe, whlcii he pur chased a le.v days before, out of the pteceeds'ol the tottery. Thefullowing is en extract of a letter from Lis. bon. dated August 25th , • " We have nothing interesting to communicate from our armies. By the latest amounts,. part of.our army was, between Ciudad Rod. igo Salamanca j the former .plice is in a st4teot blockade Large reinforcements have lately twit. ed here : Lipwattivof. 4500 men were 'landed yestettlay, and more are reported io coming, in. now, ‘ .Ai yl% the troops landed yesterday were the tliiid Dsagooti , PPetards, which sailed hot long ago from Portsmo,tib. lie.froops,'.as fast as,they arrive,: are put in march • for the armies, Lord WHLI.INaTON, with this ad* ditional force, will be rittitts formidable. " 14 Genet al Bervsforcl is at ',reliant in Lisbon. , The p 4 efniting for the Port tiguese army goes on with great .. spt i rit ; 'arid we ore told that the Spanish aili y ih Gallicie is, in a iplrrable state of discipline, andyety yespeclable in pOint Of numbers. " Heavy :trtillcry huts been sent up from Opotto, destined, it, ,1* aid, tot the siege sd Ciudad Root igo." We are extremely hai)py,to,learti, that tli . yre is no , futinclaii6ii tor the mptirl of sic..-knco teeing itr:valent jn the . British orni . y. Wel are 4s:,oryc.l, that 1114 number of sick N:longiiig, to, i L hrt did hot teed 2000, Hod these most slight ca,ea,, lit whi n s po r dy cli)lll'div,tctice might be, conijdtAtitiy, • 'laird. - The sickties.w.:l4 V no ii,ciiiis,gre:tier than genc..ia;ly 10 t , •0$011 of Lilo tear. reported in France, that Louii B l ionaparte is , to be . tottn.l, 'and thm it is liupputid he hat. ernigrat,eci, trthis cotfintry. • tir.t/UCESTEW, Sitt"l". fo.—Our Music Meeting last week werkrotf throughout with very .g , e.it wire, itlittl'atliia r all the beauty, tilegaitce, awl v1;111011, in the neixtibotiritood, and from more ditatit,paits, and Wai mo s t admir,lbly performed throughout: . I'he.tiluoce3ter Pape i• h;l4, 4iVen tt liberal amount of the performers inoget her, but it his, not rendered sufficient justice to 131 . i AtiA and that nitiiisinn it tho teawn why .1 trout)k.. yyu %OW" this lettr.r.. openiiig ot. Wa,s'ad. ynirshle, arl,l ini 'Deeper raid Deciser, 1V:11 trigtdy iirtM A'N pre . s!kyd Ike t?ventog, s...nricert he was ancommonly cfleaive in the Death of Ater.. ' do.e ..;t1(1 in the 'second, his eltceil . elace l'he atiTelir, wits encored, with %teat War ru~li. In,a beritnitni duet, composed . by I.3tsti'6l), itu and Miss M tu.vr:. t.B chspliiy,;4l great taste anti expres..ion. She is a"Vj•t'y charming singer, and rises ,very i 44 . intOligh reputation. boring the. Concert, 13}th. ,lie tv:irotttf Marmion, t o u r 0, 1)e4 , to ire of the Areweitrs, - ' aiiin was a'grvat favourite. " The rest' of .the Performers acquitted therasehes With gittlit ° Nliilily, parikultirly. CATALANt, -- 'l,,;hose extraordinary tamtpass of voice .auci skiitul execotion naturally excited sutitrize and and adotirm ion. Poor 13'Alt71.8MAN Was . unable to attend, au,' Mrs, ithl at the time - when site was to have takil:o her station in the Or chost wits obliged to saw' Ceitice to Luctl.A. 131a.1,41111Y, YAUOH AN, and GVSS A Mils G. TRAl,4s„ . ciime of the Lancashire sini;e-rs, . , OistiOgoished themselves very ably, and Mks Met. 'y trxg, whom I have littfoie trientionedi d' 4 PlaYtd gi in all that was alletted to 116 r. The pro. of theiktiermances were considerdble and ' tkt . ainonOti of die tontrihntions war upwards of .7,N01, tilfs n reclit of CATALANL it'sboithLbe mentioned that she gave 501. for the use of the Charity. AN OLD CottimsVONDONT. , 11AINF:.—This Gmtlernon who kwi fir near tweet}' years Ocoo • gas , er ui the. eltirter-flouse„ died yehterday at that pine, was disii 6 e4u'lb e tt ,for Laming,. and the urbanity of hit Inatitteri„, attd his loss will be regraigd by *very litiltscleas . circle of friends. The Governpit; t Ite Uharter !nousu had preifutted hirn torherectory.of Liallenbtiry, and'the'HOO. Stieicty Lincoln's7ion had receutly eleetbd hiat their preacher. Curt N-EXCIIANGit, 1$.- 4 -This dly we liare . few fresh ttnivalfr-ot Wheat, bat the qu , o)titits oui sutueWh3t considuntb!e, salts he ;ivy, and give w i l kle price; Now . Eye, 44i: to .50,(.- ; B ac i t , y 'rather lower ; White Peti.o. t.early at the tat/ i fiefit , s'Attee; but few Grey and dearer; Tick k3eans litcewse Oats are agsin itt "short supply, 'lnd./isles t hrre.of fulVy at Delooday's prices; Ftvur et the late quotation.