The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-26 00:00:00

~r. 'r I' , .. , . .4twry; ship atria Nun, from Li- Vrf.l ;Ir 1 ; ,lan e , f rom -Liverpool. ~ii {liens, and brigs Ffinitude and Jane,' 'I ' „114 1 ' ' ini liiierpool he ore an y knowledge of the 1. r"Lit'orti Proclamation. The ship .9'itet,T has Been EliI:- 00 nded in colisequance of the hemp Utl:, tit wet i the peneehowe vt of booding amounttitt wet ft 0 tP t 100 flollitrs. On the seizure of the--f,r4.vitiie: It 111 e t ..1 ,goo, the Ciilii,ttor wrote to Wa 4 flittf;t,poi for f)1( Giliatiis ;idvice, but has received no aclers to i ) „ r tti..iii e ai l of he property. , W'ARNo'roNfaßot'l 1.--Tlie Bank Charter =Bill **Of etf in. the Senate, and will ifi 'aft probability teaoin there all the proem, week ;.,the-Ch3rter will tot Ile renewed. • Set' this dowe for a cent linty.' • ' Pruin Set we learn, that the Sedate, it lattopposoll, Would 'die the question nn. the. B!'.k l i ly of t till fin MouJo, *sod th at there A ould •be cat na-ijo wo yit) inDUr of re-eliartering- the B tot% ; That Mr3brituier, the new fi'i-enelt 4-bower, left Prif In ovember, therefore knows nothing •of the lib , 1 ter ()Ninon-Tarte off : 16111y. He half come tm oitpressly for ilie ,purpoSe of demanding from te k i • *Jr 61Vernmeru withholding supplies from the Jigok l•-,.,fi spai the n a,,,1 poritibi,"(Froor preentan's li A , le ti"r fr om Washinqton (which we shall pub .lllla toqurriw) says, " It i, re purie4l here that the rtrich li "ilittl!, ' 'Sem i I/ pii! k , ► is instructed to 4o randshii we should itaerdi,:t uur vessels from going i';l•CAdiz at,; I,i,hon. ' ll 4O , - t' Vr A '.4ll2, at6;rlor t i W I Dublin, t Waterford. 1.1(11.1.: Or STOCKS It , toix7ll.ls DAY .4r ewci,va o'eLoce. T H II S 1.1 N. ? LON DO N, TUESDAY, MAUCH 26, (1. Fr " Windsor Cactle, Mira VS, ars. MußsTy is gun% on very favourably, . " W. HEBISKIIEN." A letter from Guernsey, dated March 24,' saY l :*"." il otres l o anived here yesterday from _Lisbon. 'A itb "441 Settera of the 1 lOr itritarrt, all stating that th e p i ! e hth army had brok,n up, and .was retrvit -11 and a general batil,• monientarllY expected' ll The I?rent h had been f o l e d' in an attempt to f(h4 tile Zezere, with ' 1 t Ike toss of 700 prisouers, , elsit t ,,,, . U }sleets of cannon.' sre (;4"ll44 'eat htve. trot however received any eial details upon the subject. . i. e llitt day lay belor e our Et.!aders the ofncial, ; 44 of the glorious itltvili!ence ()I which 'we G:SS communicated ..to: thw,cn. the substance• k4l th A ifkm's Lettel IS SdilNtr, that we 4114Puld ty p to ''' Itl iore 1.4 s klatement it we .were to attempt '1,4 14 ,' ' ail abgtra6t 'of it. An event More. bottom.. 4 t(1 the ilritish arniS, or olio which 'proves more hi'lli4ll/' 4ur supet iortty, is nut recorded Ito, the nu ''' of (sir iii,tnir. We ' 4'll ver„..Y: "well) that the 411.1).1L',1(43 tvli'ich we e ,ie s t sin r,, spect nig the COlldLltt tti . Ille 81):11tkii (.: ilolt tliir, aini which air founded ' titelY Ott tiVat.. .. r,t) I is Il.ty prove groundirss ; hot f '''''' / ' (..,,, ‘' 44 'tar that upon .this occasioti "the Spa ~ .cn. ;tar will not he' fnuntl to have clone' hts duty. !: ' 4l l ate 1 , ,Kt 14py 10 rind that upon this occasion ris e - , Rittele, commanded by liritish Otlice”, again b , 114141m1 thetn.,elves, and if thti Spatriarth inid :.11,n'tk41' turbine to be commanded 'in the same A: 4 : 4l ' littti ron.hvi ‘t ()tild, we have 110 doubt, l i , (1144111 Y mei not io.ts, lire should be glad, if . o"ii, 1114 .}{.rules ~ . ' .. . a, . ! tl IA" mit trs, to expattaie upon the advau' ~.4ell'kely to result iron: this most brilliant achieve. ...tient. tvh i ' w`t a _ ever, under : the neeesiity, for of 1.0 in of postponing; our .observations to 041, , 'ler pportunity. ! - The r , , - , s!tes of .S I.ii have unanininualY decreed ' i cii„, , ti :s .1 4 ~ ~.< ~, t.:, ~ ,tio, .to Gen. Ga'sit.cvs, and bit e l oi ~. , . tl 4l. ' e " ntill !(!)rondve of - Spain of the fi rst V( 1 . ' fret of Iribli efor the " ftstonishing bra. t,,,,t Y ;IN. d'oscririttio" manifested by his-Majesty's t4i l' i ; 11 )(1 a 'strict inquiry is to -be tnade into the qt 4.101 the Sp4trisli General.- • \\l e thi I , lk . . (4y rco!iVed Cadiz 'apers,to , iti r , . the nth inst. I,,u_ttiterirs clikrly relate to the Naval and Mili- IN'ttuotrattotts of the glorimur adion which we yes teitillvbill'4l4ltattri to our IteaCers. 'They can -1 14 an Address from General 1,4 PENA to the 14 vitihill tr aops, on their departure, exhorting them 14 wii.°l'Y 1 end that Generolis account of the battle p 411, °' ho hestoWs great praise on his own 801- as well ab Our gallant countrymen. ................. We this 171) itoming received Germin Papers to the vr., Irllt', The following are their contents :-.- ~i ts n-„ 1 4 ,,....,, "ItourAb Corresnoncienten of thc Izt h March., Lkrrillt FROM CONSTANTINOrI.I3 Qr s6llt JANUARY. s. A I. ''' 'Nat allaCil Of Stale was held three days i:t% ''t wilich ilie Gland Seignior presi4d in Per' '' hcliiit..Nluiti w v. preient. ' The me"llres For pri.4,13 . I 4 great energY' 114 URI war art continued with 'l4l ll ' e tct . 1 no tloubi vxißti I I Grand Sell'. ng t iat I le hior will pia birnself at !lie head Of the arm) , iii this next campaign. 'The Ayan df Kemlich, GALLOUGIt WM/ E, a devoted partizan of r ;vII,7STAPPIA Whose personal friend he was, has now publicly shewn himself a rebel. Ho resisted against sendii4; the number of troops required into the field, and together with his connections has already. made some rebellious movements. " Su soon as the Grand Seignior received this in' initiation,- orders were , immediately given; to eirain Pacha to repair irorriediately thither and , chastise thebe rebels. And he accordingly, sailed three days ago with three ccrvettes, one brig, and , several other vessels . ; having on hoard arida . 3,430 a then; under the command the well- kno,‘ n HA.. PACHA froM henCe itor Kemlich, and we now remain in expetiation of the result of this undei iaking." PIiESEURG, FEB. Paper of this pl.ice contains the Inflow ing information :—On the tOl h •inst, the ituss•an gartison,consisting of a division of grenadiers, .a►►d a division of fitsllecrs, .under the command of Col. ALEX. VON FRELiENOwII'aCHi mirched-into Belgrade with four pieces of cannon. Tileir strength consisted, at that titne, of 500 =h., and 5.60 more were daily expeded: o.t account of the decayed state of the casetnats, in the upper and lower citadels, these forces tire, fur the present, quari , ”.ed itt the Bitiz and Watertown. It is bel►eted that t'. t'fortress will, in a few days, be surrendered to the RtiSSLIIIg. TUIEST, MAUCH 15.—1 n 1110,COUrse of the pro• Stitt 1001 ib, the cutilonii and itnpotits in the Illyriati pr. , vicoe) wits be placed 00 the Fittieti footing. T. .importation or tOreign cotton h ptohibited, and only French cotton manulattures allowed to Le lin . ported. NAPLES, FEB. 1.5.--Some North American nrier chaut %hip, which have arrivrd . here, have beet) place'd upder segnestration, i,s titeirCargoes consist prineilially of indigo . and natikeons ; those which have but stock-fish, Acdother Amertcan prociCii, are to 501 those articles. • RAGUSA, FES. 2,5.— . 1:Wci Captains of the hie . ligusan ho lefi Malta, on .the of Ja nuary, and.arriyed at 11,i;tiaa in the beginning of February, confirm the accounts betote received of the dearth and p6velly whien previiiii notwithstanding the - colonial produce and manufadures with which the island is so Await - illy. stored'. Merchants' have abandoned their cargoeS . , because they have not been able to ply the freight, dearness of provisions. wa extreme, and - 11. e M no resoareathther in Africa or Sicily... PLYMOUTH, 111 HCH i.- - -Sailed, his INl.iiesty% shill Serifiurvcr for Li.iboit, with the th:iwAiliq Urh cers on board, who arc. piag out to join'thrir regi menti, viz. S ; i I STAN. ws (.:(13113 N.. Hon. Captain Cox, Captains DUAM:Y and Arrived his Maje,ty'4 ship Pontpje frnm Lisbon. MATH, MARCiI 25.—A mot tremendous firing leas been heard .to•day all along. the French coast,. but we are totally ignorant of the cause; the News., papers having already given the, acconchement o r MARIA LouisA. DEAL.,. MARcti 25.--Arrived his Majesty's ships Podurris and _Hankie?. from 3 cruize : the former is appointed convoy fur P.,rismouth. FALMOUTH, Nissen ::3. 7 --Arrived the Warrior, of 74 guns, in 13 dayi from Cadiz: she brought the dispatches from Generstl .Gannot. Arrived the Bombay, MAcitAwr, from the ble of France, last from Sr.. Woes, where site landed French prisoners. Sailed the Duke of Kent packet fur Lisbon; and Carteret packet fur Surinam and lis-lbiee. FIA4WICII, MARCH 23.—Arrived the ilackland packet, with a =lip room Frol-i4olatid. Put back by contrary s.vincls the Lord Duncan packet, with the Anlick mail of the 22d inst. Lord and Lady GRZY arrived - in town ibis day (rim) Northumberland. There is no alteration in the price of Bread this • week. A esnnon.ball, weighing nicety-six pounds, and measuring upwards of Su inchek.in circumference, has within a tew days been dugout from the ruins of the Old Castl3 in Berwiek-uponqweed, /w. cording to Fin.Lr.a, in the year I 405, a conspiracy WAS forined in Berwick against King H o Ettl Rl' IV. in which the Earl of NORTHUMBI:ULAND and se veral others vrere the principal leaders. The E.lll held possession of the Caslle at that time, who hearing that : HUNAN' Wll4 bringing ngainsi him 37,000 men, with engineers and artillery. properly fi . ted fur a siege, retired into Scotland. The Hopi Army advanced to Berwick with some en gines of destrudicm, which had never before been hi - aught against it, and which were on this oc p,siot.t for the first tune employed in. Britain.-- Ihe first dischar;r from oat: of these canuons of a . i urge bo re demolishing one' f the principal towers of trio Caitlq, the worisOm teas tinown into such consternition th,tt tt amie.au instant • suriendet— Fiorn 116 s ak - cont t it- probibl u that this is the idcntical hOl which 400 yu.os ago, ocnsioned the survettiLi of BerV,ick to t Ensioh arms. • iiMERIC/lA ' . &ilia ii,;'' _P . iii i,-.4eiiii', TritUirition of a Letter from the orightlf I ati,t into Eng. lisle of the Cathriiit 114 hops of North A Mt: titil to the Ca. Pbhopi of Itellitt, the must illnitriotis and RriTrcncl . , ArclibishOpi Biiiltopi of Ireitiod, Ow Arch bishop and- Bishops of flit! Siati4s of Amr -sehli greeting in Ilia Lord.: . . have .recelle 4 „ VOlTerable Brethren, With :gralitnile,...and• with, the rcspeCt 'which is drie to dic!.iogoished thew, the letter, dated Feb. 26, whiebyou addressed to the BiShops of the 'whole 'Cart°lie Church. " We are resulted with the Divine Assistance, to preserve the inlity 'of the Church of Clici.:3t, lo assert and defend that authorPy of tile Hui) , See, and th pihnitey of tumour- and jorisiiimion which the Chief Pontiff is po.sessed of, : itta which are eftsentiaktO t tie in.nnietiame of this unity. We are equally . ..led by sentiment and by duty to pre fess our fid,liy .an.l obedience to P o p e ri nr VII. Who now holds that Supreme Station. We ad bete, like'inembers to their head, to this incom parable Poni . iti; and since, ai St; Paul says, When one member sutlers the other members partake in the pain,' how much inure sensibly Inuit we feel the bitter afflidiOns of thii our Spi= ritual ? `VC lament in - common with you, verer.ble Brethren, and ‘Ve are ahimated wiih a piotot indig nation at the idea ia f a Reverend Ancient being ! turned out of his house, and driven froth his o .)uotry ;of an DOM,* BiStilT being cruelly oppressel ;_ of -the, Head Church being stripped of its patrimony ; and of a mos; aue,ritorious t Pope being overwhelmed with contumelies.' It is our duty to confess that we, in particular, aret under the greatest obligations to the venerable Pins VII. since it k oa inCici his wise anti apo-, wheal =du& that this portion of the Lora's flock, iinaled in the United States.of America, has been funned into a regular ECCit.S . I PrOVillte, .con s sting of the Archbishop of B.:lttmore, and of our Suffragan Bishops. We land)/ pus, in the Lord, that the same invincible formulae which shone forth in Pius' VI.. of happy memory, v ill, at all tofles, he 'equally c , fli-pieuuns in his soccessor Pat. VII. ; and .we the smallest aollitt that h e will continue' eixl.iblt, for the commlation of the Church, that . invincible firmness in bearing hich be ba% hither° manifested, whatever it may be come his duly to pronounce, IP 'tranOci, pr to • Ir the ,mean time, we declare before God, that will tespecifully listAi to he admoniiimts of 0111 . holy Father', notwithstandiog his captivity ; and that we will yield a cheerful , submission t o his directtorts and prclinaneee, provictl4 they bear the, proper and genuine charatter of. the voice "of Peter; and (tithe real intention and authorit., of the Su pietne Punta!'. Aim we shall not think ourselves bound 'by, any brie's, or other documeot of any ki-i‘l, which may 'be circulated. in his liatm!, and under his "allgeil auiliority, unless every a least apprelienqao of his not enjoying fill 'and perte4l 11- betty in delineratingand.resolving, shall )e.novcd from rim minds. • ." And'. should the Chief depart . (which God tarbid , ,hould It , tspen in Out present perilous state nit he'Clitti r.vc, no.loss than you, Sienerable theihren, are fully pcvsnadcd * tom God vt. ill not be wanting to his Church, %%hien, though it shOold even in a considerable time, he dvPri‘eti of it; ehief pastor here on earth, would be exposed t o le ss wischief, than it any Penton, by force or terror were to place in the chair of Peter, and thos,the mystical body of Christ were to ,be torn to pieces by a fat , tl schism. Hence we ,are ~resolVed to itistrua the dock conmsitted to our care to acknov.le4ige no person as' the true and genuine succ,!psor..tp ,Peter, .but to him whom the I,ir gresitt of. the Bishops of the whole world, artiEtl)Ovikole Catholic people, in a 'manner, shall, , teiinowien eas such. ' •Li we, who are hardly yet known among the Chriitian 'Churches, thus" vent ore to declare our , iclveS.to you, our venerable Brethren, it is in con sequence of your se . &H— -i; in us, in cotnman with the tulle( Bishops of the Catholic world, your late Ency'elical Letter ; for It would. be highly unhe coming U 4 not to acknowledge this high mark of the esteem in which you bold us. As to yourselves, you are seated in those Episcopal Sees which have been illustrated, through a long series of ages, by the tees of the Holy Prelates,. your predecessors in them In imitation of then), you conduCt. the people,, intrusted to you. by example, as well is by .instruthud, in' the Ancient 'and true Faith lad in sincere piety ; and together with thent, yoti ex hibit, :in deli:ince of all .human artifice, fraud and. Violence, a rare and perhaPs singular instance of . in. vincible Piriitiide in. persevering a n d f oster i ng the Catholic Faith. fr humbly continent!: ourselves to your .prayers, and *e.earneinly beseech Gad to spew favourlti your Country, your Churches, .and each of yourselves. Fare ye, *ell, most. Ilitistrious and Reverend Prelates. Jou Atchbishbp of Baltimore. " LicoNA Bish<lp of Gortyna, Coadjutor of rho Of BA imoie, " .141*liop of Phihdelphia. " JOHN, Bishop of Boston. " BENEDICT JOSEPH, Bishop of Bradstowo. " Bellmore, 4Vov,, I I , 1 8 !O.". A riot took place in gristol Market on Saturday . mortting;‘,in coniegneoce o f fresh, better having uci vincldque'4.ponyN. Gil, per lb. .A pa of workmen and coiliet4 itireibly setzed - all the butter, sold it at a price fixed by theinseives, an'd returned the money to the Owners. Six of the most, naive 'of the rioters were taken into custody, and lodged in the An Edinburgh Paper stales, that many farmers in t h at country, dissatistietl with the prices given for f t t c at t l e in th e , market, compared with that taken (loin tint public, have coniniFliroci butchers AN. their tovi iit cuti,i, awl th,y (an prineip3l pietc, , 1.1 t i:xpeligy FAiks , J with viinsitior. -ti LONI)01@' Gra:B7'i EAT,7_IOI6thARS: • • a. Do:evilg 61reet, Mem'? 25, 1 8 I I. of %Inch the_ tollowin ; . 3,e coi*q% carte fast ni g h t rece,ved .at die .odice, addresieJ to . L.- •, (40iieral Qrahain, da.ed I,hl 6111 and 10111 March, 161 1. • - •NI Y [Mkt?, Isla do M IrCh 6..131 t; Captain Hope, fits& Aid , #Ol, ha jp 114 4 1106011t* Of tiellYering dtir,Vcb to infol your I..ortiOup of the glor•oias ivrne of up J o, ti by the diyision undor my coin. agdp).4 the orttiy conitniinsled by Niartii.al compoi,ti of tlw two divisions: of lintin . , • The ciretinnitances were such as compelled me to attack. this ve;y superior force. lo cedar a w.e:l to e‘pi.iii; to your I...ord,hip the circtunst.inces pt p... collar disadvantage under which the ;Ition tuts be got), as to justify Jriyaelf from the imoniation of rashness in the attempt, I must state so your. Lcid. ship thit the Allied, Army, alter a night'; march th . 16 Lours from the Camp near Veger, arriyod in the 'miming of the f)111, on the 1 .,:w ridge of liarrosa, about four iidieo to the southward of , th e ii.ou:ll , f the'Santi lietri River. hi - height extends itita id ' 'a'mile and a liAlf; 'continuing on the north thee..:;- tensive healthy plain of Ciirchns. A great pine forest iicirri the plain, and circles round the heigl:t at some diitance, 'space down.t o Santi Petri,• the ititermediwe space boo Are() thenotilk si 14 of the height and the fore s t tieing uneyest :nil broken. . l‘ \t . cl 1 conduaed and successful attack on the, tett . of titc ei-emy'S Lines near Salm Patel, hy the Van guaid of the Spanisti ar.ny under Di i.odier-Genet.ll Ladriz;bel, haying, opened the common ioatiu.l wii It the Isle de Leon, I received Genera; !a ream's ti .. rettiotoi to tne,ve fIOW B .tron, the position of par , ross so that of she 'forra de liermesa, aonnt halt- YA . ay to the Snti Petri hirer, in °rout in' secure i communication acrosti the 'lira, Over which a bricize bad been lately estaol shed. This latter positu.s occupies a narrow uvony ridgo, the right on t h e sea cliff, the leftfalliag du‘x'n to ore Alitiasiza . Creek on the edge of the Marsh. A I).!rd sandy he.ich• giv,s a s 1 cosy oonttnunic4tion 11:twuen the wcst.ni points of ;liege ; n o positiois. • 'My division being haitvd on the eastern slope of the Bari . .*a hetvhf, Ne rs oiurcii , d, abolq. 12 o'Lincli tin . ..nigh he WO d inkvard. the Bermes° (cacilty pa tioles o .)aving rr:f o, iweti sent tn . % arus Chief:ma, without ' theeting ky oh thv entlny). On ith! reCriVtichiolit:t. I rnwu y il , olpli ' earc in turas on the plain, and %vas advancing in aVtIS itie l,ri his oC 11:irrosa. A 4 I considered that posifign as the key of that of S2ttrti I ctrl, I irn marched, in oi•th r to sup Oort the irontis jvtt tot its Jet' ence, wish which k ilintlfrav re I'•a4 00-euted, as a f•A ; ourabie wa., hOwever, suebint, reale and diffic , llt ground to Ott:strive order in the, c , iluinns, and them! neyer time to r c ,.. 3tort it entilefv. Mit r•'efori,! we could get otirio•lves finite dtsentan • gled from the o ood, the troops i)n the linft).;l I;ill were witir-ing fr , ,in it, While tn . ! c..e,riy's wing wa l rapitliv i iscending.. At the same tine Lis wing stood on the plitin, L' , ; , 1 !;,t -wood, Within Jtlttot:• , ,stiot. .A..retteat in the lace of such ,in enemy, ..tready ithin rc :ten of the easy t manication by Ihe "w.i.beach, G ik4.31. im m i ve d t h e w hole Allied Striny id all toe dang e r oh tiieke& the costiuflon to, the ditVercrit cori 6 arriving on the nairow ridge of ficr. mesa nen ly the same time. Trnsting•to the knoWn of British troops., regardless of die nerbbers att.! position of their eve. rny, an immediate attack «Ll 4 determined on. Major Duncan} boon opened a p , awertul battery of ten guns in the ccntro. Brigadier-Generni Dikes with the brigade of Guards, Lientenatit-Cortnn e i Brow , : e tot t h e (28th) flitk ixotalion, Lieoteriant-Colonel Ncr- Coti'6 two companies of the 2d' itiOe Corps, and Maj o r Acheson with a part of the 67 1 / 1 Foot pirated irons the teginient in the wo3d) formed (iti the right. C,lortel Wheatlyst brigade-,' with three cow panies of the Coltharean (inards, under 0)10;11 Jackson (separated lik ew i se, from his h lion in the wood), and Lieutenant-Colohei Barnard's flank, battalion formed on the left. As semi as the infantry was anti linqity got loge. ther, the guns advanced to a more favourable posi tion, and kept up a most ckstrUtivo fire. Tile right wing proceed e d ro the attack of al.. "Rutin's division im the hilt, while ,Oeutenant•Cblik: net Barnard's battalion . at.ll Lieutenant- Culooel Baseness detachment of thel2Oth PortugueN, woe warmly engt.ged with the enerny're'ltrailleur; • on our left. General Laval's division, notwithstanding the Its- Voc made by . ir, I)tuwarei► battery, continued to advance in vety itlVOSing fllliStieS; opaiiing his tire of mlittpletry, and' Alts 014 y clievh,cl by that of she kit wing, The left wing . now ativ.inced tiring most determined Charge by the three companies Guard», and the t 37111 regiment, supported by int the remainder of the wing, decided the defeJt of Gene tar I,lv3l's div Won. '1'1):! eagle of' the eighth regiment of light In. fantry, winch , utfered immensity, and a howitzer, icwardeA ibis charge, and' remained in possessive of . Major Gongs, ot the 07111 regiment. These attacks tveto zi•aloi.7, - .lj. supported by Colonel Belson with we 28th r:gialt.'os, and Lieutenant. Colonel Prevost with a part of t!le 1 4(1). A reserve brined beyond the narrow valley, across which the enerny was closely pursued, next: shared tl.. same late, and was routed by the barna means. Meanwhile, the right wing was net less success. fui: the enern ) , confident of witccess, met Ueneral Dilkes on the - ascent of the hitt, and the contest was sanguinary.; but the tindanate.l perseverance of rho brigade of Guards, of Lieute.,ant•Conniel Browne's hattidions tine! of Lieuterrant-C,lonel Norcott's and 11ajer-Aehemm'a detachment, overc•ime every on. stacle, and General Ruhit's divition was driven from the heights in confusion, having two piecvs ot COIIOOO. No e.;pression of mine roti!ci do justice t o th e the troops tlirQui;!ivut. isitAbing 4