The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-20 00:00:00

~ „ one tinder VI . orders . It may e"ri * to Rumford, tl at with less activity and snecev sii liii plant aping the English, he would' have ems , ' , eel bent leis'intr.ietude, iiiiirconsequebtly that they; ' tv o' , fil nat 11.1v,'! thimglit of enliectjoK.,tbe :111("t pry erful (linos of taking pos - ;es'sinti . 01 an Is! u: ' from which he_ ir,cess:rut'y' harassed iheai,l 'it r?rie, NI General had taker' good Measures, awl ,liatbfr,'l visa Arran +r; for defending' vbf-.1..Ye`6116ny 1440? the feenle tnea•u.whieh were at his disimildb4r. I. " Thy co!incit of linptiry therefore thilik "Pt.' the eaptiire of the Isle of France' trios)" be - imputed ; to the want ,01 . tieopi 'which circa , of suppli es; an d or rtl66e.Yl mi tances did not , pertnit the •itiother c ountry to , end 'oat to it. ISlAtled :•-•-,- ,stars 141 8 ER111112! t:. ti, P.res.• . . Cuuuts DtE .', N. , ' I.A NIA Wl'l 1:1..I lilE, and 'ci - P P' , kIY 4.- G ASSEN OI -" The, lmiterir also cOntains a very long Report . . ohn ii'e state of the French finance{, delivered to • 1 ,,!, 611114 five Body by M. /VlobLEatra:A We Can. ,•). ex tract a few passages whith tylittirq / 41' the , ~al and military ex p(l6ces.of •France. ! th " ., Y , ( : ) " w ill find, 13entleinen; in the 'lltAlget for . ~, e L .tatine service, *an a ugmentation at 35 millions ri'''(uun Lo•npared with ihat•of 18 i ti. This, atigroen . t i i% *ill appear moderate, when considered in' :, I . a n ce In the maritime force which we have ac- ' i i ,, I .N, and the , meaStateS which ate in preparation f:_ii!crene it still more. The union of Holland has ;I.l2lellied Inman suatnen and 13 ships of the line; ' o'iltiluit of 300 leagues of coast hai been added ate I t i e n E ii, ?!l i ire 3 a great number of ships of the line • Building; f the tit intent conscription goes on iiith tn eco .. . L er , . et ery Frenchman, let every friend ' of his teem, m ach Yi rejoice at seeing th e Government make ki,hieP"at Wens to hasten the terrainat ion of a war ran ts our enemies would wine to.nrake eternal. theuxeiee.l their momentary Super fi,rity,tl pon t he 'se"' i,t.acci4 11 the meaohes. which might restore tl e world but they will, soon be COM reikki to st *- ; .which th ey wish li'liort, upon that very eleinetit ydlour w.tro ,ointnand, combats f i ote which French Thel 1 d ive as much dory as advantage. f is exi) , i.e t .,, „, the - • d epart ment • weee -ced i n 0 1 ,n— ‘-,. war eacat e t uuti get of 1 810, at 3.50 millions; the; '"':_,.ooo:prthlitare amounted to 391 mi11i09,1.i..469'' , ~.„sal, proposed fur the scar t 811. peni n n , )IVi h i P roposed Liniseil announced to you, 'atlh'e, tii;s year too SesSion, that in the first quarter el . 14 t he di . - itliiiii°ll3 uxi raordinaiy had been placed' ,s l'euto of the w minis t e r , to cover the e xpeke s ( 4 1h. w ar peired oece.oat' neW armaments which th en . a F explained the. e. it i s thus that his Majesty . h as i virar.blidget for , a r u l 'e et the augmentation ott t he gentlenieo, o in vo. '' Year ; and you have adm ired,, prrT,rcs t h use I._"e foresight of a Soveteign , : 1 ~ nst the meat di 4 , ,nit d uea tts for goatclitig ii*,ol agot " Eight h d e':ll4iers' nil ih e sn . 411 -1--- housand men are under arms ; on 4 place s . , t t • ' others mee t "— ,i are in the best SW it) .. Tort,. ing with the ' ' • to conso 1141e it defuncgreatest:adivit, . t ratirinici ly 01 t o of the frontiers, and to secure the "If the 0, iL tire generations.. '' tinordin, ty e ''' b'''Yeed the Pyrenees demands ex - - v oile! b,, ih i lt ,,,?`! r tees, the ft triis of these , saerifk:es ' the 'co ot ~; spai6 Le, . England, by Making p ~,, proiuog, 1 ,,,, ta 'ke their trite interests, may '"' Eli , ; 4 Lit t ier ' T 101 some time, this uneqnal strug- e timi t , .. . °uled. that of overturning',l he cunt i -11,„ Yhtedr, slialt ne be • t Reduced to ' te il,,t,,d . th vet ail/nom . . I eq t , ,, , andutied by all her allies, she is al7 ktr (14',"4"' mg '(Cr Lai -- resources, ' and the blood of „.. , children . , inini nit li ir, lb 1 4 4(1 in a foreign cause. It was tik*ill e ight " ti'•s throne, .that the mot Of'''. is 4t . ~,llillotis pred•eted to us a most &uric)" he e d upni,ti toimovahle ‘'vill ha' al Ways ctik"- tio tq'tly ii! to e , )t ettt cif Ids means. Let us colt -1/4.6,, i i ii. live, that the 11'1011-lent is not far, distant ‘ktirki .I,b'rtY of the Sed4i, ;ink! , t lie repose of the /,,,,,,iil ' N 't be count, ,1 inia . ` -ere u open the fields of the 11 ..; Ii 11e %Ipp i , ........... ~t twelve ~,, •,' 11 %c AT T..Lovn-s.—Vesterdar. s to -I„ Ge 4e r il Nl.,etiog Of the..,,,Kihscriberivirg t1, 1 ,' 'll, 'he ' Waa 110'1, fur the ont,i4te (If .reci e.,,,,ke t,,„ ".t of their Committee, Appointe" b ~,_ (~, ~." ' 1 ~I 4 e what new Itegaltuium w .. c . r , ... rc 0 t 1 1,,. ; . 7' H . , ' e tetter manageroent of the ani.l,,,,im, t, , . i'-'lt, Nutioht, mr. JAspeß VAUX .finn' o', tiN.l,fte k-'..ti'r, Mr. MARRYATT, the Chlirena wv, t ; it:".1C(4141-tuttee, pr..herii,d ,he Report, w hid' ..,,..t L . a ' ,. . O n r - limns d o ii,l.. allow u s to insert 1 1 6 4: . :,,Llyll l . but among ut ;:,,itA t hat a Con-tont, ee or twehe be aPP°II-/;;;, of her regattions, It 1 te t,. e ( 7 to t;i0 1 1 4( 'he athirs.ut the - House, w ith a Ca.....; 6 b al it a year each ; aqd ihat twins; so ele"Aed the y all ;,Ipttle 15111 et Oeeett/ber ill eac4 Ye"' )',. ~,,,,. trott -t°-'''table for the due performance th c i a li: i eott) repesej in !hem , mid that three of I.heThat' two.: 111 ‘" go out in rotation every year.. ~..,s., 1 4r 14 ' 1 ' tk Qotllltlitt-e. mall daily attend at 1 ,10 ) . t) l * e l hiree l 4 e t i ' l u i r i l l'se at ittionging the. corres P" det . / , c h I hi, quv,..,t,;'," ehtilblisliment and its agetllS WI , . in. IL4air,S.jile,`!l(3thicti, Urtoanswer such other c? n on corned I,l,,a‘tbriy apv)ear tor the benefit of instead hid of two 11:441" rtpari alsO recommend, 11„%at° . 11 ,. 1 , , m - d that \i' - ',' r e be tlir4:u Masters to the Hous e , ' of)14 I l ' '1)11'1 IttlNE'r'r, 'jult. in consideratiln . li ilt), 0 :14 , 0,.. r 4 lali4t tneritoriotut 5..-rvices; be the li"red. r tietit, i ` . ''eY t.ittl)er r,,vommend a new arrtn4 .lt tliot,."lth 'cord to the admiavon of Nlembera fifteen 16 li A s (4',1:14;,'' adthissino, be inerv;sed fluni r (i)ltt 41-'‘r,uve politick; ilod t hat each S,uh s ;'n ~___ til l ~,4 64 , e ll 3tl NIA) 011111p:1y the sura'anntiallY. lours-, IN,_„'llltlitl. all he thx:i tor' himself., The lIL P _ 'till .6'.,,11e'l iii be printed ; and a.Generat N1e59P4,. \ t - ''"ld la tak, ;he same inttrColliideretl°n: tie 4 `P'4l .wft, taiiversolly spread yeiterdaY• of ,t h e t. 141414 W • ller Stielie Highness the Duchess 0 i : inii.r„,vick, at Cr h bowie at Blackheath: .It gait'l v,.),';:i','r.redit trout the cottii..lince with whit:h n . ill 'ltt 4td, tilloi the atteroOori, when her Ito a l ht t ' Bll the Pritici.si at WA tats Was seen makitig ~., oil protbefia 1 ' t he . ca , d of I tie town in 44.1" 01 i , b 6111, . arOtkht.. Thr I)ueitess of BauNswtcx e , ~,,,tc, h„. le !II ) . " 4L'ltle diry rodisposed with a cold, tint ' 1)16 f1i% br e by no rtleatis"dangurotts. L 'iliit t wider . th, . " oPs of tilt, s/tht Light Dragoons, I l'op eouttnauti t' L . , .. () telltehitht•eolohel fire El "' ' I t• Illtlitiwro.l44 itla h l . ale i 0 embark forthwith for l'or , . 41:1-tititec'til'iv,0 rliturhrsof Life.Gllrds Ine '94e 21'7"-: tb >tr. ~,,„`,.,;,r ..,!'i?,-:,ils t-At:h.• l'or, of tlietti me e4l"'"ltu ilii It P, led ()I) ' i 1/I elgll )it'r V !CC. ' ... ~. t e ;14 . 16,,, , '1 471.1;' ; ''',',4 (4,,,iick (Bin-) ani in da iy ex -"' 91 tec:,...,v.1.4 ~...fv,tra tof i'otitt44l. ict AVAL N WS. PLYWOVTA, JULY -19.---Arrived the Dant zic brig Annette and Marid i Pfi'l'CRSON, master . ; and the brig Mal lone, of Look - ton, CREWi, master, bdth float Lisbon, in ballast, bound to this port (dr orders: W'e ,tared yesterday the arrival of the Diadem man of war with a fleet from' Lisbon, which con sisred caalry transports bound to this port, (and which are tolreceive reinforcements of.ciava' iry for Lord WE bILINOTON'S . artuy), * atia 9:2 transports having on.. board.tooo Prenph prisoners; the latter will sail for Leith as soon as the %Inn! proves'faour able ; several )3ritishpfficers from Lord WSLLING- TON'S army came over In this convoy, most of whoni are sick and wounded. Sailed the &solute gun-brig for Cork; arrow an d Whiling schooners, on a cruize. Artived the Hannah, HAMMOND, from Poole; Providence, CLEveat,v, from- Southampton; and Prince o/' IPules, Coonit, from Newhaven. The Jane, GRAHAM, that arrived here 'yesterday from,Oporto, sailed thence on the Ist instant, in company 'with a fleet consisting of about 30 . sail, wider convoy of the Wolverine sloop of war, which'' she lost to days since ; a large fleet of vessels were left at Oporto. • Arrived the Alphea schooner' from's cruize, and is appointed convoy to the Downs. Fr V 8, P. td.—ArriVO his Majesty's schonner/Phale, Lieutenant- OSBORN, from the squadron under. the command of Sir RICIIAItD KukTS, last frOm Gibral• tar, with dispatches for Government, 37 days from the former,, but has nut brought any account of the aaion said tO have taken place in the Bay of Rosas, neither had any advice,to that effect been received at'Gtbraltar at the' tune of her departure from That place. EALMOUTif, JlTLY'l7,—Arrived thiii.mnrning the Princess laii4dGeanachei, KIDD, with Mails from Lisbon, which she left, on th'e sth ,inst, : on - which day his Majesty's ship 4/mew emered4. Tagus, with It transports frqin England. Liird, WELLINGTOW3 heacktiarters were at Elias, while that of the enemy, under SOULT, were at Badajta ; it doei not appear that General Sir BRUNT SPENCER has joined Lord WELLINGTON ;. he is in the North, holding MattmosT ttt check, who, it was also re- • ported, without foundation, had joined Stall LT. Ge neral BLAKe, with 16,000'Men., marched against Seville; Sou yr has detached iron) his Army tB,oou men, to fall in wills hitn. It was nut known tt tie siege . of Cadiz was raised. Ibe Army tind e r S,,uta. has been strongly increased : they' exceel tip,ooO men. Conscrii.ts have been marched from France, and now g.rrison the different torireiises ut Spain; while the different it.oop from vein have joined Souvr. General NIOVITMOALE Came home pissen. ger in the packet, and went off in 'a chaise and four ,for town immediately on his landing. It is said he is the bearer oi„disp.itches from' Lord AiNrCLLINOT6N, and that strong and immediate reinfoicemenis are required to meet the enemy. The Do-tingly! packet was in the Tips and expected to sail on the 6th inst. and the wincl - being favourable, she - may Ot: soon axpecied. The pAssengers, pet the Princess-Elizabeth' packet are , - Capt. Nixon Montague, Major Glahallt, Lieutenants Brock and 11 utton. • MRTSSiCUTII, JULY I 9,—Arrived the Ohiting ci.li6oner from the Downg, bound for Gibraltar. Dr xi., Jo CY I 9 .--An ivd the Success frigate with the Niediterraileau convoy;--they are sailed for the • , . Al3O. arrived his Majesty's ships Azdaciuus, constant, - and itlatibt, from Portsm:pith and" the lipaale stoup of war Iron' oil • The I,ocicsi has sent into Dover a smuggler, hav ing a ‘aterfctisk on hoard With double heads, con tinning bullion and a. number of letters and papers, at:d the middle part containing water. Yestettlay his Royal Highness the PittNcE . lll:-. GRNT held a Privy Council at. Carlton-House. At two o'clock his Royal Highness lett Ins . privatehpart; men's, attended by Colonel, M‘Marioi4; . (3oiertil Togit EH, aild Colonel coNtsitrxe, and proceeded to his State Rooms, where lie gaVe audiencesto'Earl. CAmpeN, Mr. PRitCRI`AL, - . and Mr. 11YDgit. His Royal Ilighness then held a Privy Council, which WAq ativhdecl by-4- • The Lord C.:nsheellor. the . Lord rreiident of the Council: the Lortl.Privv Seal, Silo First Lord of the Treasury. and Chancellor of the . tExchetiner, ttw Firat Lunt of the Admi. tint! the,three Secretaries of State. • Allen - the Council had concluded the State buid- - ness, the Recorder of 'London was admitted, and .made his Report of the Cons ids capitally.contitled at 'the Sessions betore last, at Ju , tice Hall, in the . Old 13 - ailey viz.— Peter Povy, alias Povah, for stealine; los. 6d and having ' before been convielek a - na • received the benefit of Clergy ; William Bolton, Thontab fliven, Wtliiatu Cootuy, heth itomw, Sarah lohnson alias Furlong,. Harriet White,, anti Samuel White, fur stcaling hi ads Tnohaas and ltiettard Armitage, forlqgety ; !oho Taylor, Thunias Blown and.pi t t rick. Knoell, tor burglary ; Benja min Stub:is. for privately stealing in a shop ; [ohn Arm, • sf far seating goods hn the Tonnes; Aaron Solomon% tor it high WA robbery ; aunt I' 11:111411deti luSeph kt:110..to! Charles - Thomas and . Richard iirmitage vourthoraered It,r exeiui ion on Wednesday next, • There are :.!8$ fanning: in six shilling 4, ankt,y6C Hre 'Morning that I teen vitcl for Inlvertkiing the sale of Ont: t nrthuu4. Por,Tßlr, EXTRACTS FROM THE E. IlLtteGuY NIAM A PoENI, IN TWELVE. BOOKS„ DEDICATZD TO THE TWELVE APOSTLES OF tiSSEX. No. 1. From the BURGOY;vIAD. I sing the 'l'brst.v E, with patriot ardoiii tied, r Fear'd by the Tories, by the t 6 liigs admir'd ; The TWar. 4 r a Afoszt.ss, that distinguisli'dliAMe; The doiett Delegates of Essex claim ; Self-chosen; self,apPtovid, set t-tiught, self. sent, *•To preach the cialrines ot the S iN r q t rKit N 7t. One Mute, 9nespeklilk Sex A four SQui ea, 'Who'll) zeal, with knowledge, or without, inSpires I A SEcT ARN keen, aJ AWY ER. of renown, And twice two PR 1 sus, the gldry of tii;,'! gown; Compose a phalanx ot prodigious Wright, At least they thinkso, to retorin the Stake. All hail, ya APOST L. zs, without blot, Except one lo DAS, wit h 0 tralinKoP o l . , The rest of exemplary public lite. Above suspicion, pure as CAtSAit'S wile; All independent, without place Or pension, - Save a snug sinecure, not worth the Mention; Men form'd to keep a Minister in awe, To make those tremble who escape the law. , Ahtl, in the . crishof radical reform, " Wide in the whirlwind, and direa the stortn." And Wall not Fame, with all her hundred tongues, Iswire,filtymOuths, and adainantinr lungs, Trutop'et the - 1w itt.v it, while all the Muses joilt , - • ..To sing tha.first Apostle, Saiht Buttooy Ng ntatchless MONTAG UI *The Met ther for Malttoh,trin good to be such an Apostle, a gentleman of real merit atiti WINDSOR, JULY I 9.—;-17e , Witly morning % nbout fnui o'tloc . k, the PRINCE REGENT and Duke of CUMBERLAND took t i beir leave 91 her MAJESTY, fur London. The Duke. of CAmptinos left Windsor this • morning . lor London, and returned again this evening. His Royal Highnessthe Duke of YORK, nocorit• 'panied . t.;y his !loyal Skit.rq, Princrsses AUGUSTA acid SoPnIA, took their morrrng'a . airing, on hwse -back; in ;he Grerft Park, frepli halt-1 '4t ten WI itailliast 1 kvelve, %Olen thr'y returned to the Cas tle, .The Ithyal P. , rty wisaltencled by 1.4 , 1y . At.- I BII4k CUAII3I4ItLAND,..GeneraI.GAi . r it, and ,Culonel 111 LOR , • • • • 'i'l►•• QUEEN, and - Princesses ELIZABIITH and MARY, took an a ring t,) Frogmore, w►slked in the Uardena, and returned to the Castle at two o'clock. A Deputation from' ,I he 'Mayor,. Aldermen; and c ipital liorgessjs of Doncaster, waited on Sir Sid ney al his !muse, in (owl), for 1 ht. purpose o!. presenting him, in theirname, with the freedom thereof. The box which contains it is, of heart, of oak, in the forth of an ancient ship, elegantlyorns mewed with enthlt.matic devices -in 'gold, allusive, to his several staccessfol; campaigns it, the Levant, and also the arms of Doncaster,' with an fipproieriatd inscri;4iob. Recent letters (tom India give 'reason to expea tuor; expeditions arrivals fmtn that part of nor em pire than we have been nithertoaccustmned to. The security derived from the capture of the Isle, of Prance', will adMit the dispatch of the ships from the social Piesidencies in &visions, without loinil time to , form a ; junction at Point-de Gallo, or any other place of rendezvous, and without awaiting the protection of. regular eonVoys. The advantages of this conquest were considered tic) important by the merchants at Catcutta, that they voted an addreiS to Lord Minto on the occasion, and proposed' tp brate it by giving public entertainments to the Settlement. • • • LVCRUM.—Many Knights of the Needle mni tered last night at this Theatre, in order to inter rupt the representation of the I new mock-heroic drama, entitled The Tailors. , ‘ The; Compliments, however, which, ate paid to the fraternity in the ;Pt:etude, in a great degree solfetted`their hostiiity, 'and the general approbation of the. audience enabled the piece to-triumph direr all . oppositiOn, particular ly as the heavier parts are shortened, and some of the scenes omitted. General of the battle, was throWn froM his Bucephribts, bitt ,suffered no injury, nod was immediately able to re ! , . his share in the action, and most bravely en • countered the attack 'of sni,site crag/ages. The house Was crouded in aliparts. • We are sorry to announce the death of Geri. Fox, which took plate on Thursday night, at the Go vernor's house at Portsmont h. His death was.oc . castanet!: by modification, in consequence of a wound from . ctittiorre aorn. He was brother to the 3.11". Fox, and a uticle to Lord IioLLAND. By his death the •GoV rritment,of PorisMotith, anti the Coloneley of 'the Toth become vatat,r. The talk r, it. is expected, be tiAert to General Tort NEIL, kleneial Vox wa considered a very gond Of ticer,, and in pi ivate society was universally respected and es.eenied. On the cummeecement•of last year, a periodical work' was mstituted by a Medical Soctety, under tile t itle 01" Tue Monthly Compeinhum of Medicino;" (or the porpole of exposing o)6' tql-lie of regular and irregular Cluaeltery, the trade of medical book- Making, the igricnattee of garretteer ri erS or half , erhiCated pbp.ictans, in the pay of bookriellerS and •roprieirmi3Ot ni2dical reviews, and to pro Mote me dical ki eience for the real benefit' of mankind. Such a work has c...rainly been - much wanted; and we are 11•Ippy to find, that notwithstanding the opposition- - it bpi met, witb Itittreited peopic, attic! those coninniptible eharaCtera 'the hired act ibblersof the w dital Reviews, hipn it has exposed, it is support ed by men of seieo l co, and•Fropi.trly educated prae ,,titioturs, and that, in cousrldence of such . patron, „Die, the deinan4 fur it has lately wonderfully ins creased. fn 'older that. ibis, truly US did work may be within th‘i reach of t eyery class of r esd er s, t h e Society haS'cleterrnhied - that the price. of each Num ber •not exceed One Shilling, aild has made such arrangements, that it may bp regtilat ' R obtained Of all book;rellers thrhughout the Uratt-d Kingdom. The Eighteenth Nutnirel, containing 'much into., resting relative to IN-hunting Plryseiatil, Ittetary'Quacks, with medical intelligetive and anee. dotes, was imbfe rhed the first instant, by Shev.vnod, N, ely, and - Ctirfaterrnister-row, and - tosy be -bad of , all .book:telletti, • • LISAON MAIL. • ti:tran of an Official Dispatch-fr O m. his Excellency Mar. bit.4•Cuncr. , t Lord ‘Ve. llington, to Ins Excellcocy Senor • miguei Pgr,ira forja:-' , . • , , Ileackuarters, Quinta de St. Joao, tune 17, ISt t. " In the morning of .t the 2.2 d ins( the enemy' • runt a strong reconnoitrilig, with a corps of cavalry, ttp;ii the !ogresses of I.lyas and Campo Mayor. 'I he efialcy trent the army of act South was that 16ok the ditect of Elva, marching for this p..tpo , •rt ( Tom the neighhottiho.l of Alerenca, and, the vi.pda situated between it and are.' fortress of B—lajoi„ at the same time that the cavalry from the arm v' of Pot toga! made , rec6ii no: t r , iig upon Campo Mayor, d.,lihng with this view from the neighbour hoed 01 Barlainz. ` i TitC cavalry freM the army of the South sue ceeded in cutiing di a piquet - of the t Ith regiment (if hgut tlraqcions, which bad teen posted upon the Cans. infiont of Elvas, under. the cormtrand of CIA, "Lutyens. It is supposed that this Mislortulle caused by the said CaptOn's taking a regiment 0C the enemy's hussars, for one of outs ordered to 'support him. Tho 2d regiment or hussersy hicli NK posted on the Guadiana, likewise suffered cwt.. siderdbly whist retiring towards Elva's. " The enemy was held in check in the vicii:ity of .Campo Mayor, by, the British cavalry, corn nanded by M ler al,nerl De Grey, and the f i cirtt - Itiguel4 cavalry brigade, dire6ted by Gan. Madden; and in consequence retired without seeing the posi., tion of our ist.tops. Since this tittle they haVe made no nn' •metit e,f importance. Their army is risted along the Guadiana between Badajoz and Nlerida, and t principal occupation appeared to consist in procuring subsistence. They have already com ineLnced in a certain degree to experience the effed of colleoling the whole of - their forces in. Estretna dura‘ Geneial Bonnet has evacuated the 'Asturias.. Julias Sanches has poiiession the'Plain coun. try of Castilla Vellia,iand recently intercepted a CQII.; .voy of great value, which was laden with mot.ey and provisions, destined from Salamanca for Ciu dad Rodrigo. Another also, which set out Irons Valladolid of much value, consisting of the hag gage.and effeds of King loseph, has been taken by,thelysnisan Mina, near the city of Vittoria;' the :whole of the escort which guaided it being As' had been concerted, General Blake crossed the Gdadiana on the 22d inst, and I hay.es been in formed that 'on the 24th he. was in Castellegos. It is to be hoped that the Spaniardi will take tho greatest possible adiantago of the toncentratir th• citany's forces, and in this manner oblig, by thelosiof their conveys, and the di:. ' t.r to w their small garrisons, civil departtne fild ad renti resident irk the great cities art posed, ottliged to divide their armies, and e,....tbse sortie them to our attacks." SAciiiiik,s,Jutqa I I.—This morning many sick took the route for Valladolid, escorted by 300 dis mounted cavalry, which fainted part of the gatrisoti of this city, and 2int others of the same descrip . « • tion; will tnarch with the sick which still remain fore the sanie'City. Thuhatilt is surrounded by guardi., :and has three pieces of artillery at his post ; the police vittilantly Watch. °Vet . ' trU. who enter or our, EXTRACT OP TWO LETTERS FROM RIBADES OF 16 AN2P 18 JUNR. JuNs ifi.—The Principality of the Asturiai hat already felt the effed of the vidories obtainc'd by the Abglo-hortuguele . army. Three days ago Bon net ordered all his effeAs to he emba.hed at Gijon. All the 'dices which the 'French, have gariiSond have sutrercd the most cruel robberies, and the prin. , vipal inhabitants infamous impositions. Rtasnas, JUNE lq.—The French marched 'to. * an t i5.0(48e113- •Velha by Nadish de I.eaos. We linvebnow , Confirmed that width was stated the day before yesterday, that the Spanish General of this division entered in Oviedo, where he intends to organite the civil Governthent of the priticia. pality. ,CADIZ, JUNE 14.—They write from Ctierica, un der date of the fitith May, that a considerable ber or deserters have arrived there, and that - it 'is , teatirettated that not less than'Boo soldiers have deserted-lAm Madrid,vnd the French Army of the Centre,f4luce the t5lll May. vletsiip'.. , - , Brigadier. Melillo, belonging to the army of General Castanos, obtained in 11,4alcazat,' on the 7th inst. a considerable advantage over a French column, friani which he took 120 prisoners. On the t4th, at night fall, arrived at this post, the celebrated Don Frandisco Roviera. In consequence of the eonqueqt by Surprise, of tho important fortresi of S. Ferdinand , ' de Figneras, and the brilliant a,Slions of Olit and Carlefollit, the Council of Regency has been 'pleased to promote ro the rank isf Field-Marshals, Briltadira 1), Joao Att. tonio Martinez, Baron do Brolles, and BrtgAdier. Colotict I). Francisco Roviero. • .CADLZ, JUNE, 20.---Thq write from Prihttla, wirier (late of the 6th, saying, that the gaYttsoii of Tarragona, in a vigorous s3lly, drooo hack their he siegers three .leagues. A brother of Getier3l Se hastiiiiii is dead of the t‘eunda he recei+ed its the action of the 24th inst. • .SALAitANCA, JUNK 10.-... The division Of Foy ar. rivedtAO days since in the evruitig at Galhegos, and attempted the English line, .but was repulsed u ith same loss. On the same evening he turned by Cm. , 4 1 ,1 d Rodrigo, and set out for Tamanes in the middle of the . night. The army of Marmont is defiling by 13 , ntro.i. The mouti!ains are full of concealed, and . evyry day and every night there is great de.. VALLADOLID, JUNE 7.—Sorne detachments have arrhed within these few days trom Salam Inca with" sick : no troops have entered by Burgos. Yeiterday, General Sebastiani arrived with an escort of go in.' fintry-and ao horse. As he can take no other sus.' tenance, he'has with him two women, who supply him with milk to drink. It is said, on good authority, that the entire regi. meta at Juramentddos, No. t 5, 112 s desa'ted to us, even theliety Golonel. 'now Are fit present a nuninor a follows deno,y MitLited 11'ays and Aleans Alen, wbo afe in tile h. orcier,iog luxuriant dinners and I,typeri ;it tavern;, &c. and when the bill is to be naid,. iio invney, and get Ow landlord at defiance, aod coreaten 3 prosecution it he otreri to sitaia thciu. 4 in , 1 4 t! i 1