The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-01 00:00:00

•••,. MAI Aaßtvio- Dublin, i Waterford. .)i• .;':I)CE.S Ilit dAY TWLI Vit O'CLOCK. Consol.. • - 648 6 0111.11t1111 - Tll E S 1., N. $01.4,15i QUIS DiCikt rAI.StIM AliDtAr ? LOND N SATURDAY, JUNE I, 1811. Fr. Although , we are not yet enabled fully to gratify the curiosity of our Readers respeCting the details of the bat tle . of Albuhera, yet we have it in our power to communicate to them some further prticulars r 4 respecting it. A veiiel, the General Don, has arrived at Jersey, five days from Lisbon : she has bronght the Lisbon . Gazette of the 2041 of'Matr, iron's which die fol lowing snide is extracted ittitbentic letters received this day, from the army of Estramadata, we learn that we have gain ed a .great viciory, which however has cast us dear. The French toil betyveen to and La,noo men, and abandoned their killed and wounded. The A.llies lost between 7 Mid 8000. The , three allied nations behaved like heroes, and hail an equal share, as welt in the glory l as in the loss. With regard to the list of killed and wounded, and the other particulars of this rnettiorible battle, w•e refer to the official'ac- count, ttocat.te in leikrs there is always some ference in 'relation, however well founded in Toe Spaniard* are said to have retused,quarter to the French, and put every man to the swoid that wrt•e itt their way. We regret very much to states, that inconsequence or the onfavouroble change which hats taken place in hii NIAJESTI . S health; thefete which the PKINCE RECIF.),NT proposed to give at Carlton House'bro been postponed fora Week . . ',1:11c account` from Virindsor last, night.wirs,as follow , g! •W4l,Lty, , left Windsor at twelve 0;1ot:icon Thursday for I,orid?o, rt•lttinvd 10 Windsor at. six iri the evt.:ll,tig. IAIOCk tkod' sore night', three of Ole Dociois` A=4,l3tatit'i arrived at Windsor. " The KING tlitl nut vuolk or ride oat yesteid,iy, nor did the QUEEN lake twr,usual airing." A debate of very 'groat length took plorst last opon Petitionthe of the Will Roinan ettltoljcs , Mr. C;froVrTAN,l:3.lnotiott was rojecttid by it very large inajotiiy, We have not room to enter 'at large into , any .onservaitons upon the subject 'at prsept, but we' cannot ;Ivoitl noticing. that the discussion last night astitinvil a new shape. The clinn of the *Homan Cacnohcs and of all the v.'trions descriptions a t I).,ssootet' : s from the E4tablisned Chnrch, to a total eut opti i n t r o l l, t yis o bilide3, artita full participation of polit tcal power, were asserted a molter of turd not of itidtflence or favour. On a far uler Nsion 'the mast streotions, advocates of the Itotn,iii elitred, that they thought their claim., ought not to to-allowed unless they would admit of the veto; In which!' it was said Ir LI would' a( eAle ; 'but last night it was thaintainiza - that their (Irmands ,slii- 0 ,41 fxe e;rant nocontlitionAly in th fir,t in• wild the titahieFt of the veto wag vntirt , :v dr t dv , ),), • Thi,i-extroor!inary change is natutitlly ColcuiAled to excite ti c inoit SetioUs I t:lleclitois,'and 1111i;1c1. an eiirly optivintroity of resuming the %ribret. , . We re6.. , ived (1)4 1110nliL3;2, Putell Papers to the 2801 ult, Our itekcler4 wilt perceive .by some ex til o s w A l i c h we II ive made from ; thern, 'the no , x, uniplod tyranny hich.By4)NAPARTIi CXerLiSeS t)Ver. 'the AnifotturiataTeople at klull4t)ti o .and 11)0 a.ppre. h ens i oo , w hi c h he lest they Should make an ethot to teguitt thejr` hbvrly. A private .I..,etter frorn Lisbon, dated May 0, s ay, " to adviees ,eonnuntilcateJ by the l'iliniocr of . State, th,,, , A ultd, troo p s h.at„, ti,i a grria victory in ti e proviu-ce ut Esttatnadoa, On •11,.! of 'lntelligente that &tilt , had united all ,hiA torcei in tho riei4,ll4, , urhood of Seville, and was il y ite lipg utr Bad,i'joz, (.!;,.ncral Berotord, Blake, c to „„„,, a Council of War at Valverde, sod carne to the dt•terintuatton of removing th - e !wavy y ernplo)01 in, the siege to Elvaa for k. lulus; i fz,uorr men btedore,thar city, mi d itrt imirctoo4 the rearainde,i againat Souk. The ;:',;irrisoo eon IL:tired :1 hope of twit% stv eddy re-; ; tttt I Of the Alnes had the dcsire& e});'c't,atid the vwrory ova,id On our se. A c„,01,11)43 %A•ho is last ;,:rrivcd frooßiti3o3, Which he H 4th ttttt, states . , tfrar the are now, mere th-in ever, aniin.tred he can'tof thwr et . u ntr y ; And that the f - w who ha t flvolirod no , FrcliCh are 110 N ,tekit% p tr don 'for Chrn . cornhvl, since Kitig-4,useph has ► t. turn. Freot:h have Lent all their htavy urtnlery f n ut I.3.iyunire falthc:r back. into France.", NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, MAY 3u.---;'Arrived his Majesty's. ship Mercury, of 28 guns, fiorn Lisbon, with seven transports under convoy from thence, viz. Chric. Liana, Sarah, euineleon, Susannah, Ajax,-W aTtiert +IELD (the • latter Is under quarantinny, and two others.; sailed on the t 3th instant, in :company , . with a fleet consisting of about bo sail, under con , vMoy of his ajesty's ship . "Itercromtie, of ,74 guns, whiCh ship, with her convoy, have passed by this port for, Put tsmooth. Arrived the American ship Samuel,' JAMES CULI , - Sigli master, from New Yerk, with a cargo of pilch and tar, hound to Portsmouth ; the Diligence, . KETT°, from London; the Concord, MOos, and Lord Nelson, Pullin . CO NIB 11., tram Wales; Bee, t,LtAscis, from Chepstow ; and thc.! Swift, Alt-- font Sailed his Majesty's ships Helicon, of 14 gnus, Ciiptiiin HOPKINS, and Phtusant, of la guns, Capt. PAysiEit, on separate ernizes. -D E AL, MAY 3t,--Sailed his Majesty's ship Mood/Lou/24 with the Whole of the outw';ard ; and his Majesty's ships Queen (Acidotic and Oberon, fur Plymouth. /' • Atrived the Valiant from oft` Flushing. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 31.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Atercronitie, with several trausports hotli Lisbon. the Alphea for Plymouth ; IPolverine for Poriugal ; Leopard for Cadiz; Linnet tor the Down;; and the tioyaliGeorse for pff Roctictort. TORISAY i MAY 30.—Sailed the Theban frigate, with the outwartt•bnund'East Ihdiatnett. DUTCH PAPERS. AMSTERDAM, MAY €.22.—The Diretior General of the Police in Holland and the Mayor of Amster- dam, having consulted uppn and. acknowledged the wiie regulationfrespacting the exchange decreed by Om Senator VAST DE Pow., Ancient Burgoinater, were of opinion that it should be aviintailied in all, its force ; they have subrnittea their opinions to his S,ereub Highness the Prince Governor General, who . entirely approves it. ' conserruence the Exchange will be Invariably ,i►ut at liatl'-pat three o'clock, and persons who are uutid in it after thu iireleribed tiaxe, shah be subject .o the. tine tiled upon. • • All wise and peaceable merchants applaud this measure, many ut them .have even returned thabiti or it. After. the change has been held, the streets and pg'kages which lead to it must be evacuated withotin delay. The Commissaries of Police hsve received orders to declare to those who, in obsttuctin4 thd public way, act Contrary to good order, .that the necessary steps will be taken agititht them ; and that they will be the more seVere, as theyare certain that the heads of every 'respectable house will not Nutlet their agetiti or clerks to eipoie themselves to the hlt.irti of being ttemed as disturbers of public Tranquility. mivll.l.l.EltS DUTERRAGE. The Directqr-43ettcr4I'oiTcilice in Holland May 23. Wit,4I,ANI SAWINIAND ie appointed Mgyor tott:rdarn. PARIS, M A y 20 -Yesterday (Sunday), hit Ma jesty the ;KM :of Spain received in the Palace' of Lux.:mburg, rat noon,the-Grand Prince, Dignitaries, the Ministers, the Grand Officers of the Empire, the: Officers of the Households of .their Maie4ies: the Etuperor and Empress,, owl those 'of Princes and Princesses, the Office's of the Senate, the Deptua llons at the Cetiocii of .State, the Court Of' Repeal and the Court of Accounts, the Council of the Uoi versifies, a Deputation 'from the Imperial Court, the Municipal and Diplomatic Corps at Paris. -A great number of workmen are occupied upon the enninetice in front of the blitlge of •Jeto; prepa ratory to layin4 the foundalion for the palace of the King'ot Rome, They write from Copenhagen that no enemy's squadron• has yet appeared in ',the TIM BRITISH NAVY.—The total number of ships at present is tot?t, of which, i. cluditig thOse.builtl7 Mg, repairiog, &c. 1,5• L me of the title, 35 from bo to 44 guns, 247' friga:es, 206 sloops of war, 185 gon•br;gs, &c. &C. COMMON COLINCIL..--It, is with much pleasure we announce , th a t di(' very:, impoliticlebolution of a former Court, granting, tie use of Guildhall to a motley herd of Delegates tor the discussion of va rious systems of Pall'amentary licform, was yes teiday reseinc:ed,bpon 'a motion for that purpose, by Mr-. 13KowN, who presented a petition, signed by 1650 of the Livery of London, depiecatitig such a grant, ,c 1 pointing out the disorderly and dintgeraus constAibtmees wit cli might attend lot .debite !mil; pLibe, in which Mr. DIXON, Aidt.rtna, 131Kctr, Cuarts„ and A T K IN g, y eXptiy , tl wi,eltiet . ous teudency'olthe grA)t Speakerx on the ot h er s id e w ,.„, hi,. t t y FAcut., Dtatom, and Qutg. The most injudicious grout ap, 119 a lIOsL 80-111,9ority 39, LOAW Alf We - are sorry to it rorju tht ittiblic::;bat this .Nob- Woman, who wag satiluch d:4tl ngurt ed in tuelpo- world, died on Wednesday last at Edinburgh. He vas found dead in his bed in the morning. He had arrived in that city for the purpose of attending the funeral of his late friend the LORD PRRSIIMiT., The talents and It:taming of etis Nobidm . an .were' univer%illy ackting:ledged, and ii proved himself' a profound fitatesman, , thiough ail the: difl'erent offices Which he occupied. He was a very active Member of the House of Commons while he was Lord Ad vocate of Scotland, and accOmpanied Mr. PITT into office %t hen that illuStrious statesman was placed at, the head of affairs. • His Lordship's first politi cal, office was the Treasurership of the Navy, an office which he dischargki, with great a . bility, .and with, the tnost latidable zeal for the comforts of our gallant seamen. Lord MELVILLE was successively one of the Secretaries of State, President of the Board of Controul, and First Lotd of the Admiralty. He was not only the firm supporter of Mr. PITT during the whole of his Administration, but his ., private frend. Nobody was better acquainted with the true principles of the Constitution than a . ' •Un Nobleman, and no man more anxious to otoinote the interest of the. United Empire, and to maintain harmony among all its members. ,• It-is needless to advert to the circumstances 4 , ltich occasioned his Lordship's retuoval from office, a dis removal which took place bzfore he was tried on the charges which were 'brought against him. He was honourably acquitted -by his Peers, but the country lost a very able and ~zealous servant, when he was obliged to give way to the tide' of prejudice which bactbeen raised against hiM. - hesald in Parlia. ment was niarked by siirewasense, a perfect know ledge of the subjeti, and a strenuous zeal far the, welfare of his country. He was rather' to be con= sidelvd as an able Debater, than as an eloquent . . Speaker. When out of office .he never lost sight of ,the public interest; and,tbough greatly Balanced in life, he employed his vigorous mind in attention to the naval 'defence of this country. He ,was very anxious that acapacious harbour should be fort ' llo.4 Northfliet, and not only exerted hirnSelf'for - that purpose in Parliament,'but published a pamphlet on the snbjeEt, iu which he detailed the whole of his plan, and supported it by strong fans. nil' pOwOrfur reasoning, in private life he was distinguished' for his good-httmour; and convivial teniper, and few persons hod` i'nthe friends, even among those whb were not indebted to him for promoting Their inter rests. His Lord , d;ip's father was the .Right 'Hon. Ro near but , roAs, Lord President of the Court. of. Session in Scotland, and M. P. for the. county 'of Mid.Lothian; Lord MaLviLLE was twice married, first to ELIZABETH, the, daughter of DAVID REN• igte, of Melville oas!le, Esq.; and, secondly, to Ludy JANIIHOPS. His Lordship is succeeded in his title of Visco‘unt Melville, in the county of Elinburgh, and 13.1r0n Dtmini, iii the county of Perth, by the Right lion. ROBERT DUNDAII i • now President of the Boarcl.of Contronl... FEJTALE FASHIONS FOR JUNE. PROM Lek lIRLLR ASSEMBLUR OF TUB PRIfiENT MONTIL W A Lgimo Da ass:—A pelisse of pale pink sarsnet lined with white, and ornamented with rich silk Brandenburg trimmings of correspondent pink, or pale Drown ; a high standing ruff round the throat; a Persian mantle of pal: blue, or white, thrown over the dress. A basket h a t of straw, ornamented with a demi- w reath of halt blown' roses. Shoes of blue kids, gloves of York` tan. eta H'Al.t. Da SS 4.—A frock of white crape, orna mented with white satin in a teal pattern, thr bottom of the dress trimmed with pale frcrich roses and a plartingof green and root-cidnured armor' mixed; short bell sleeves ; Persian fringed , sash, long white kid gloves, stockings much em broidered, the lair plaited, and twisted with a double tow of pearls. G C. 4 EA AL O.IIIIOIV A T toNs.--The hai s novv WWII strain edhaelt from the side of face, twisted behind, and brought round the head on one side: and confined in full round curls, the !row hair is curled in thick fin curls. Ornamental combs are nut much worn, pearl wreaths are considered as remarkably elegant ; many Is,lies have nothing on .their heads.. The prevailing colours tbr theseason are yellow, deco green, blue, pink, lilac, anti amber. FROM ACKERMANWS.III4POSITORY OF: ARTS, FASHIONS, &C. Paola x sin tis Cosi. triu e, —A robe of plain jaconot mud. lin,.with a border of needle-work at the teet. .„ A Roman coat et violet.shot sorstier, with-pointed cape ; binding oil 'tassels of jonquil bilk. A Porisiart cap of sormnet, same as the pelisse, ornamented with a broad braid tit jonquil sill . and a gooey flower, ploced towards the left ildtt.• A veil or flue white lace, thrown negligently. over the 'head-titess, shading the throat, and tailing on thesshottidera. of vintet silk or French kid. Gloves of jonquil kid. litA .DR vises.—The bee.shive hat ot lemon.colpurcd Chip, or pearl straw, with .small Angola Prather waving in frAit. :nits hat, it should be remembered, seems exclusive ly to long to the very youthful female. A. promenade heat-ire , consisting of a bonnet of .wli'att- , satin, orainelited with a Persian rose in liont. , A long mantilla v e il, o f white l a ce, thrown entirely over the who n le. 4. simple cottage A et/tiling head dress, composed of the.antinue r or old Englis ll ll).:eap. formed of crimson shot silk, tins/tea • at the edge with two rows ot tine pearls or beads, and a star vr 5111:111 rosette in front.. None but tie white robe can tits - play ibis unique And elegant head-dress to ativAntage. . • . By . the Dnhlin Papers we find that an aggregate meeting of the Catholics was' hehl Dnhlin Tues.iity; at which it was resolved' to petition P.it 16,iictit, praying, that if any An shalt pass, itAow tog the removal of the'lrish tltiliti» tVoin thtir..nativo provision maY be made for qv. toll ,enjoytn4nt anti tree exercise of theirttligiotts by orthip. SECON'D I I/I • lON, SUN. OFFICE, THRE E O l anCK. We stop Om Press to 43) , bctorC out Readerg which has j u st been Official flull etirt, issued. It contains a n additional extrarl from tlic Lisbon Gazette of the 200), 35 we st ale 'd our fitil Eiition,, had b een brolitt Jerieyot thit We stated, by miits' the shi Was the Ge neral' Don ; it 0 e name of p vessel frptn Lisbon. bat Officer who tonsmiaed the, icitelligetice boo " Home nepartrnent, lane' I, General o D, ,the G overnor of Jerseb raminitted to this Office a Lisbon Gazette, bria/ht, o that Island in five days front Lisbon, from Jersey: the following is an extra& s; ,' ::-- Tlie Telegraph; ' announc es the following new ""*"... ---..................,,,,,..Eiv.A.14 & j o ck. 11lay, 19' the en em y ""Beforee-ti in 'thee eveni n g 's AO b egan .to retlie.) at 'B., i n the morning our PI marched after the re ar guard of the enemy. 13 - . 117 batite otlhe 1 tith, t he enemy had thrre Grt44 rals r killea and (h ree Wounded, RO O And GA OI, . . are two Of thcskilled: " ElYsh 3.•„, between r e I CI i n A e " Lord WELLINGTON 13 arrived, ..„-,-,.....„,......---....,... SPA A ISH PAPEIIS. ........01110..."." approached this copitai. In Ow 0'01:' Retiro, and 09, this account advanuLs-ek go out both by night and wounded , the 13th and 14. th, 098 11C1000 ° l i.. Fuente The ,French horse . On the -14.6, 34-carts of vveuodeo entered Its hospital b P y _ pel tas de la rionda , , be :RdflYieDi 1pAasrelli:0,16:11:11101: parties hsve laid/ - ' . !Wrenßussia' And `the.. Porte:end Frsnee as a P ao indubitable, and tip employed, by ,Jos'fil 04' ready .to. hang themselves for want of their PAY o ( ' of , the bad tie' in.ctroolation, sachtts the 'etre'. 10 N_lnsatiNA, t he ,e,pance e t: the, Engii,h tr(l44e.ji 13Ydajz, and ther,everses in Allilslosi3. 114 'Pi,lll arrivg.of reinforcements; is contiooolly rePernr, 40 they, hie been AO ofien deceive: by soh 1113'1,.' tn"Atl*ll:2lros:—PAroiis n2trr.l:eir7Ythlittitteterrel9:o:l3lllll::::o:.' wallayt c,,,,voapossincliceiislc;oufsSetitstoeradeteraithicitloccgitoi,:tii::lo:o:Dto:o. , p oi 111""he Itiletiilatriliirre q uired to-11.01' j'' lay 003 1 , 1 rations, Which were to be, resdy in GO' ,end the eoth, igist,and 99d. A cconii o 4 to die oil. these are demanded for the use of the 10.' ' l9 di d from areprepar : sistge , !g% to op{ every possible fe. do 11 the Army that il Nalco . ili erti ISt may 1 110( Igll way' way. of Taltivcra, and to obqervit ,_ be and that o f Alm • j tit forgetting Pl_ but What is most certsio 14, 0141 to ' . arai, 10 10 Old P 6 IP' prepared to march in ease they sb" to lett mediotely threatened. And dot o'o'. 1113 Y old off 3 ° embarra,sed., it is proposed to sen d ) ett 'Cond 'de frl' s t continue to 6 dp:o.fdet.lo:3lriltiii;let:::lll: this week, in which is to go the „f POO' t several of the officers 41 the S efriC e „,, 0, woo well French as. Spaniards, .witb °we the,Generaia, and Officers .0 - ' ;,,- hi, be Ab' Dating an' entertainment v t) -, I . F sht . 1 NIP " dos,.. LAFOREST, 0 Courier arrived iron eon, dispatched from Salamanca on the lath: ri ll ot te oil y' log, . Thbugh .t he advises he toiligi na% . be i p'. ~o kl,,ultr, bY ! spired with Certainty, the w 16 j.- , 1 ' ire diso3tignrceiel4anblf e S . t -' te lt : s, sll°' rtlit Gene a°, 10000 0, t , o , Pit:gsitio;nsf:eadige litnll cstner9ssetqlni:l47.' ti'3t fw":s) • fil. ecv Odle!' things were resnlve.d rho ..,`,."'.l3osoni.sic,c°o4, lc 0 FA' Irogieriii ponied by the St;aniirtiq Cru'vl" ' tioa °` ''' or ° the - night there -i; 00,114 ro9fAßLeAgNeGnergy",:iclaldnibpl°4oll6;4lll:o;l;l:ziAr:4l:is,llll:hz4.lp' 0: • . : Acltit• MILLIARD. 4 St° of JoStril, - i i ft314 4 ' ),. . MAY ‘23....... The denontie ', t he ortiYal f . Jol a ' this morning, is coo tirren : nod :0 1 , , i try 001 mews of intantry and c3v 3 . „ yesterday' tvcning. :,r1 ___,---...:....-r--' ,41 triad ...........-- * it,„11,.. 1 j tAt On .(7'1:1, lot ,14 BAILEY.'";\''-thit!"1"; 1 10)1.0 for the murder ot his wile. 11l dyr40,00111,t,,,,,. prisoner was subjett 'to 111.'iltil,14 kvVll,,ir Intvin4 received A s.voonci in h i s to„,ii,iteri3O.lo.ol and that,he conimitted the 4 1 1 i 1.11:,,, a ' toot ''', , t iv" ing oritihr air itoirivd, On 1111'111 bi'lly tvi:li bli:e'/41, formerly treoted biro 04 in c,.°,3.1),b,,,:t ilia `,l,lr,Ki The Jury brciught in a velt)...', ~,ih,. of I ! oor sower insane, no& therefore 11‘'t ;, ,i)tpir V,ltop bkit on acco.ont of liis insanity, _,l'itio, tile nued i n a ote,of catifinernent.,v. . , , it!,o Hi Ilk reason bc restored. . ioilt Foyi",;4 ip- rifkl).ikl)linritslvelpltteo sil1":::1;E:ri:Liciii:11,0:11.411.:(11;',:otelli:::t':;:j:ri,)`::,,Iii,l'i:;ii, dr3ws the -King's. liirtli-ll'Y: 0 1 ',3oi°lll:p! I;: chaser o f either of (be 4 l'r!A,.'. tbe ~,,,,;..,,r,,, ,1 rre:lse his Adt eofttre 9) 0 , 119,',`„ 4 ,1 ) ,t . ,J' . .„ 1 ":,, ,, ",j •reason every' Anniversor of ..!'e.,,,.Lri o f p t:: 0'.,,,i' juiceth It h‘.• los not ()id,. IY:'0. :tor IWO 3 t)leSl Ing I/ .11).“11, t'll i tb"l 11',0j-ultias4l 1.1. posieriry to the lit re , , '' I