The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-15 00:00:00

To (OR HAS POADio We have ree;:ived Staan Card , era's leter, ,4iid slier may be to,ured',lllat the exclusion which she requires, is always re ! :Stlation. at the Sun ffi;.:e ;'and the ;:rticie to which she alludes kv,,is deemed not inpop,.r inits views, or it Own! I not have been admitted, tier other cot uriunica tioo shall be atterhivii to. The letter on the necessity of A Tatars TIiZATi It is writ ten with too much violenix end aNverity,iliou4li we ac knowledge the tome cf many of its arguments arid state. theilts. The attack on one of cntr Competitors, as it does not relate to public ;natters, cannot to adinittefit Nt ‘1 i S. 4111.2 V LB---1 Dublin, 2 Waterford. —Du t—i Lisbon, ftihitta Guernsey, r Jersey-, , , . • 1.141(:) , , 4)1. " Tkit4 DAY Ai 111/.. , ,LVS O'CL4)CIC. Coll3ols . • . • • • •• • 63 t 3 F, sl.i N. SOLEM QUIS ►ALSUM AUDEAT? ,LON.DON, TUESDAY, OCTODUIL 15, Lill 1. , Another day .has el:Ted without the arrival of tiny official intelligence from . the Peninsula; ptiVate accounts,,howeVer, have. been received, which all tend to confirm the opinicin we expressed when the news first arrived, viz', that a battle of some .severe skirmishing had taken place.. The following are some. of the private accounts which have been re , ceived, and:which we think it our dtity to lay be-, lore our Readers,. again 4.:xptessirg our doubts as to. the extent of the SUMO% " ChioN,.o(if. 2,—A report,. bas been received in this place,..o4t the ti,ritish anti Frelich armies bnve bad a Very severe : engagemeilt sonom.hoe near ,Ciutbd lta.rii ci, The loss on the- fmri of !he French is rated as hipb :5 . 5 16,000. lAreari. to place some confidence in this itialcar, 43 it comes in rallia at. ant hewic shapo." .:‘ AN6741E1 LETTC;',II PHOg TUB SAML: PLA6E, ,PATLD IiNE.DAY LATER, " Npws had arrivrd Ilha a Gaols Lad becu.fouglit between the British and Frei‘ch at TOrinone4, in Which the enemy was defeated-. with the 'loss 'of 15,000 rucn. ' Ft is addcd, that 7uo. wlgf:;ons, full of wnilmlt.d, Ita.l rriAeLl at Salarnatica.' This ac? count (the 1-11 , r sOljoir t:ti) Wants - 1; Liverpoqtdiivat .of` Saturday last, ,00tlf. tains the two tollowivg paragraphs Another (lentlo o tnan, who landed at this port, on It,urstlayvtrorn the iris, having kit Lisbon xI. days ago, sl'ates 'that nn ( ngagernent. had taken Place, v/ielt htsted three days, mid that Lotd Wat-Lifsid;- TON had cotopletely rotated the French. ' " By the last named vessel a mercirant ot this tOWI3 hats received a letter hom his sou, an Officer with Lord Wat.taNnTori, in wjiichit is'inentioned, that the French army had been dthen back from its position abatit siic leagues." This morning a Fleti,;olatid Mail arrived ; the following tilt the only articles of inteillgence it brings:--' klictuacAND, OcT. the last packet sailed, we: have bad two boat 4 arriyebcte flotn the opposite coast,. but .11)4 bring lit ile,news. ~ ,Dy one of thorn we 'team, %bat a camp k fortniog, en the banks of the Etll3, tor the couseripts lately raised ; it is to. consist of 17,000 rn,n. On the r29th ult. Lord Geciaoti S'itYA al. and boat's crew in _coining ,on shore were upset' in the H oratio's barge, but . boats having. immediately coma up to tiwir ti tc u Zr, fortunately no lives were,l-st:. IPINDSOII, OCT. 14. The Kti46's' . bodily health is not so well to day 3'i 11 w ;IS tli.6 V. '.t•7l d y their Royal liigimessen r itiN cr, 11V(it',NrIllid Duke of C.:Li MIKU LA ND dined with .tile Q,L , EEN, and At halt past soon o'clockleft . the t tie tar Le :talon. .AOZi'USTA int* .ari:.iiring on hnt•sebaok in the'Cheat V.:rk irorn riven till oniz otelock... acco , nnanied by Lord'W A ..1...81:4011 A NI, *Lady (,corral 1;0i find I‘4 l , Lin“ (t. 3 o f • Priiittesses ELDIABBTH and Aimor, rode to Fi - ogitore. The Duke .o( CANtDranor, left us yesterday fur avi,,ritis,' the sest:of the Doke of Yoax., Where he will joirt -, S'shouting putty.' Mita oy Sossex,--We are sorry to state, that the I.)nke of , St 7 S3EX stir! continnea In a very pre» carious state. liis Royal 1-ligliness ,took art airing to leis carriage (.1 Sunday, for the first farm since aie relapse, and ako wont to bed on' that, night for the first time, hqt was obliged to get rap:again, and banes recourse to his arm.adtr, in which he bits in an almost upright posture, with his head inclined (in ward, restiog On a machine made on purpose, to support him. Mr. Fav Oft, bis Physician, it thes only one of the laculty whu attendi' itiiituyal High fleas at present. Y e sterday the CHANcia.Lon of the-Excuttourit Arrived in town, and transacted basirress at his Of fice, and in the evening returned, to Lis seat at L 'hog. Payment , of the (ailarteily Dividends has cols. rnenied at iiid Bank.: On Saturday the Merchants and Bankers took in their Lists and received War rants or the amount, and when the payments hey an yesterday, received the Lumley in their turn along with Ole rublic. AfdRGATE, OCT. 13. • • 'T'he DAtt Of CLARENCE and. Ids son: CWIP ,II ) V , Siteri u t yt;Staday ttl ' t!)y ate ttaking a feur.round the. .1 - hllVyy and Cecji-syttre *ere abort Ow same time tincommotly g. , y, by the utimeroni fiyin about with nil tiust-ivhirling celebrity. Among the company 4 ere the Earl and Counteis of MAYO, in a tyucuche-lamion, and lour, with out riders; the Countess of CON titilllol,LAdy Lady Aid t tNi..teV, 2.11 a the Coutvess of BEL,W.IONT, ail sporty a r ttry splemt . o set-tut: Thanet subet:liprion pvic of hollniN took the field, .tor the first lime this s,:ason, yesfer= day morning, from Socket's-hill. After snout sharp . runs, the 's sport concluded' with killing a leash of hates. The 'Muck wilt start ,from Sara on Mondays, Wednetd.lys, and Fridays, doting the scaSon. I)STAIRS, OCT. 13. A Ball was intended to hive been given bore or, FridaY.evening, at liucttELL's Library, under the distinguished auspices of 1 4 ady,Mri3t.t.ttgo•rolit, who meant . to have brought the Whole - host • of fashion from RatnTate. Preparatory steps were tiiken to give all possible et:101)61'y u this'eriterfainmcm l bin on the morning .of the day, the Finn. Miss BLAKE tstEv•arriVed with a messige from 1.34 WELLING.. 'TON, ,itoting, tbat seine important news hod at*, rived of a 'battle her Ladyship could not with propriety give her sanaion to the Assembly, until a satiSlaaury .account of the result had reached her, The Ball Was, in consequence,/ pOstponed. • By an Eoglith Captain, who wade his eccape from St, Lucar, and who arrived yesterday in Lon don, troth Cadiz, we have •lieen furnished with .the following particidals " At the !line he left St. Lucar, great hopes.were induiged by the ,inhahltanh, that 'War would break out beiweenFranCe and Russia ; and they a•seinhled in great. numbers every evening, in't he poblic syoari., to lear , u what intelligence-had been re , uiveri nil this interesting topic. The French totrisoo behaved with the greatest inso!encc. to the 'Spaniards,' mini paling titer to toiali their hats orren to private soldiers. Ott one oeCas . ou, 'a Fr lich Setkant,`with grew violence thi OW a native Irian the wall into the •middl e of theatre. t, wh,..th the STatilard drew a..knife and stabbed the Vrenehman in the, thrpat . . however, recovered, and hi . assailant fled. In 'the port of St. Lucar, about 40 sail of captured vessels v"'re lying, 30 of which were American, taltco in detianc, of the revocation of, the Deereeq of Berlin and Milan, . Two of them only were Britistl, EXTRA.OT or At LETTER FROM A nRITISII arricrn, DATED ST. JAGO, tN GALLICIA, "P t Bl.l *, " 1n consequence of the able and , rapidjnove. meat made by Lord WLI,LINGITON toward,„Bada7 jOZ, threatening thi-reby that fOrtIC43, as welt ; :as • the army of MAILMONT, 1101 been rescued, ; and the army of General A.BADIA probably saved ; as in the last affair, •MhastoNT's superiority intac.- . ties. completely overmatched the courage of the i.:Parrior,ii. Lord Wt.I.,LINGTON has, however, ag:tin pushed back Nyjth a largos' division for the southern' banks of the Tagus indeed, so rapid are hiv move ments, that the French army, accustomed 'as thy are to activiiy, arcs quite confoauled. They have fallen back beyond Astorga,' leaving only a small ;isit in that city. Our Captain-General AsAnt A, has jo,t arrived here, and he is exciting the Junta of the town to furnish the necessary supplies. When this*. rangement takes place , hes will visit Corunpai for the purpose, I understand, of coMmunicaling with the English Brigadier Sir Howaan DOUGLAS. anti Ole naval setiior officetri, on. the measures to be adopted for defensive, operations, Elloold enemy 'advance towards Corutint. We rely . much on 'the talents and, courage of ABADIA; who, after • his late cheek, proved himself equal to take advAn two of a mistake made by the enemy. He is highly . ' spoken of, and much entreated ; butheitt badly supplied 'with the 'neeesttiries for ayarniy, and depots are seldom thought . ol. Winter Is ap proaching, and urtlesS .theyarttarranged, the Gal lician army; now:VO 4 ,o6o.strong, will dwindle and clacay,• front, this very circumstance. It is under stood some operations •on the„ coast of Catuabria have been agitated,. for etfe6tual diversion itt . uid of 'Lord Wer.t.trfolobt's Operations; but 1. fear the season is becoming too uncertain. Our G i alticiau tronOs ve good liraritt but b.,ii clothe;;' little . ' pay, butiew wants beyond the Mere necessaries of life. Thu Guerillas under •LONGA, MINA, add '.li4tkr4, arc or t ororrion stow meat, and br:ive as lionO'vThil fed,' and though but irregular as to Pay; have abundance of money, as they adoiit The i filet o f t he enemy and' levy contributions,, nod those pretty • largely on the partisans' of the French. Those • Untirt• Cs_smut.o and P ASTott. arepore irrepplar ire . • _ dress, • as we ll as manner s, pat ties irorn,eacit • have lately been here to report' their strength and • services to' the Captain-General—they ato &aclty foes to the French." • . A letter from Mr. Clements,. wlmiwas taken pri— soner some time ago by the enemy,. and• Carnied :into a Dutch port, states, that after being artme.titnecow-,. fned, being a skilful shipwrighti•he was•otiered his liberty, on condition that he should engage to work on the French-ships at Flushing . . This be assented,' to, . with a.determination of making • his escape the first favourable opportunity that presented itself.; this opportunity - occurred on the night .of the ed inst. when he got otf-in• tin open boat, .attended by two Dutch fishermen. After inuniuent risk of their lives they got on boArd a British •vessel.,• which boded them at Yarmouth on the Bth, front , whenee • Mr. C. ' s letter is dated. The information comm. • nicated by this Gentleman is highly linprwant,'and• •we dotibt not will receive due attention.. - statics, and his soure..s; were: it prudrot to detail them, ait • unquestionable, that " the whole - of the. Scheldt fleet (now completely manned and 'equipped) is deg tined to the Bahia (Copenhagen) •to form a junc tion with the fleets, of Denmark, Sweden, and. Ru ssia ; and that it was generally known in Holland, 'that a descent with this powerful fleet, on a large scale, was to be made on the &Aleut shares of this kingdom.".:—We Offer no suggeitions on this 40- portant infortrihilerri. We lam done oar duty its publishing it. N A NEWS. Pt.., OU 11 OC I'. 1 3.—The. Sivail;ql arrived hen: yvstcr;l3y afternoon is the • Clemente , Capt. 4AmoN IVIoNTRun, irotn !Teneriffe, .‘Vith a cargo of loarilla,. bound to London, put.in here to join convoy. Arrived this day his Tajesty's ship Stork, of 1$ guns, hoin the irith swim). Went up the harbour to be refitted, the Pit,,rcer SAlcci his Majesty's ship Peacoc), of 18 'guns, Capt. P4/9;; 0, on a cruize. The American Ship Farther, ROLLTTAS ; from Netveastle, will' a cargo of coals for Gibialtar, is de- tuned here by contray The Vunguard man. of war, la!ely arrived here from the Raltic, is ordered to be paid off. The,Prince.ss Charlotte and Sybiile frigates are re Elaine; in Barnpool ; and tie following ships or war are in Hanio.tze, exciasive of gq.ud-ships, prison. ships, : . , San ((net', (Sir Charles Cotton's flag ship), Leonidas! I;eile Poute, Rhin, "'don's, Dauntless', Barbara, Aretlutsas (;uldfinch, Star, ALhates, Diana, Dryad, Orestes, Sabriti4, and liisoient. roltllbioVlll, OC+. 14.—The 'following t. , sitips have dropped down to St. Helen's, waiting a . fAir wind to ' . prOceed to theirrespe6tiverdestinationa.: Royal Gcorie, Captain A. KING, Swifts . ure, Captain HAany, 'for the Mediterranean ; and the Mendans, Captain VATIN.i.tu,, for Plymotith; and finally (or , • `the following are dropped down to Cowes Roads :•:—llantadry' ad, Captain Sir P. STAINEi j and alticore, Captain DA% IBi. Tile town is full of Officers, N. 11; I\liFtarr, and Mil, waiting a wind for Sicily. A numb:•r transports are expected 'from Woolwich to go 04 'vvitlt them. DEAL, Our. 14.—'Airived Irk M:siesty_is Arciniport3 horn. PoJsmoutli, which csiied for thelli , er. Salk(' that Redpole, sloop of war for . off Dieppe; ,and the Mars tor oil' - . By the Eika, BAKER, from New 'Volk, arrived at Bork; ,we have files •of Ar errear. to the Of last . month. publie'\oll . leCtollect that The lurnra newspaper, plbiititied in Pii:dbilelptio, stato , that Mr. FosTatt had displ:”ed much inso lence and arrogance' in his inteivkws with the .t.b.me.7 rim) Minister -at Washing:mi . ,. and that this state ment was, at lr-ast, indireal y - cootraclitled in an article h ?'lie National Intelligencer, it ntimi appeal s i liar The eforora rci-ste,tirted it; filega tvent; and, insisti4ll on its accuracy, accused the Nati( nal Intellisencer of deceiving the American penile, in ciinsequence .of .which,Merchants had sent weir OAPs to sea only' t 6 be captured. In re ply sto-this charize, we find the following article in thp National Intelligencer, which must be ~consi'tiered 'tiered important, as it appears in the Official Paper of the American Government : _ " It surely was not understood b) any one, that wei by expressing a doubt of the official and pet rirrogince and insOlenee attributed by The Airora to Mr. FOSTER,. meant to discredit our selves.' " True, we have not enlarged on this subjekt, nor on the tecent atrocious . conduel of the BritiA. .crotzers on our co :st. No illusitation within tiro. pow. r of language ran speak more forcibly than the 'fads which daily occur. The sotjeCt is too well under,t,od by the s Akperican people, to need elueida. ; and they well know , and properly appreciate the imperiance of the questions which .wiil before the Conscript Father ut the Republic whet); they meet. I. " Can it be possible that any man,•knnwing - the st,ne of the relations between this Country and Great Britain, with the Lett of 'the British Orders in 'Council, and the late: conimeht'a Sir W. Scorn before his eyes, would send his vessel to sea with 'ou.t making a calculation Of the risk, • almost amounting to certainty of capture?—Do .not the ''recent captures of the hmanmaci,z, and' other ves- sale an out, coast—do not. stubboinfaat speak. too lou.lly to lie rnisuncterstoed ).- It is evident THAT TttEY HAVE STRUCk'' SnAl E OF THE I+l , iT ST it ENUOV S Bit at sa A DVOCATEC" (N.- Iqtelli-. iocero " • NEw VO 1 1 Kt SyrT. s.—Extraa ot , a lettertrom Cliarle4tt, , n to Ileiltait ill thii ' :City, - dated Aug, 27 thar' city is ail to confusion, owing robbervol the Branch Hank of tbe United' Stales in this. city, on the night of. the . Q.slh instant, Gto 1 11 0 'amount .of .i3o of 146 • 000 dolLtrs in spme, principally gold. Eleven tuxes of of-10;000 each,: were taken oyt. rntibety .intiSt hare Shen girth with faisC.keys„ as ail iLiedoori, Sze. are, in the sanne.order in, u hick Owl , were leit. The, specip was 'ill counted 'on s.ltOrday, the 2-I.th, .by A comm e ntel of Dire tots, anti found col '; ou Niultday, it tu'issing." Ot)lltday iMout srsven o'clock in 'tl , e evening„ the fit rY -boat ‘s inch /,,,;(;$ from South Lynn to Lynn Regis, sorted with eleven, ()asset , - gets and t.e ferrytniti. They being princip.tily working men, were flCV,Kiptig to get bottle ; and al-. though ttle'boat was small, and only intended for, f 7 casional Use, they persisivd in getting in to The,ablve number, 'rile tide coining rapidly up, and the wi iid be;ng full against them, made stielt rough Bea, the boat upset, and every tine on homd periihed ! Light of the bodies were , on the following day pit:!tied up. A few evenings ago, a women expressing her astonishment and surprise et ihe appearence of the conset, to a sailor, he very coolly replied, "Oil, tome along, I've seen tiousandi rf ihna at one ti"'c where haveleen.",, TO THE LDITOR.OF THE SUN, SIR,. I am happy to percent in the London riperi which arrived to-day, the result nt B,tetlinicit's 5i.,.• ..ecili.tt .."itproicintati,,il; Ti,c hilent; oi•th s getokrnao "PoViller ri t e well known 'soil highly ap. :,corgi, Oa ell. - . • ' • ° Ilitreri t c.,by the. learned woildßetween tai; time of, 'the petiliiilion passage Inc}a ours (INN :it it 4,4litTigglot id no more 'llKia three days, aid the "t'll's?').,,,aPx3tiod Pi' . Coe' Conict's rdwiplution, 1 2al :4j!!itliebt,;. exceeds eMisicl.rati'y nue Ininclrod yeao. it is fo be remarked too, that Burckhardt never vn tured .t o give to thelinblie his first trials, aod, thcre• fore, whptever ditlerence.S exist hefwcen td4 nuglgit and outs may have been obtained at los sccood l',ll' Ctli it ion . . The inacettricy of the first lin expeetsly al. ;M1;3411119 Ittt ter l' '' In ' ' f 1 i .'• ' 'I i . :1 l '• •4.4 1 4 to t ..t. ..,I.Ooi 0 10e.1141011•Lta 04. ,1 l '4l42tWeictin:.ihe fyllowriog otanticr.--" Having been rt'' eoe4te&to correa my ftrst• deterwination," &e. I kt isli . ,..ti rfi be; under s'inaii; however, that the appear. ancedliiis.statetnent basin), shaken, in i lid least de. I;ree;the -confidence ,j :trio -conceive doe to n ut own restlis. The observitilerts front which these 80 derived were 'performed, w'ith.' the itistruMeOlS ut Troughton. But we have bid' word direct ai iuiatice' of the accuracy of our observatios, 14 eon3paring them' to the numbers %dick liave bell published frorri the tii,i-thest authority • (tlie AS: tronotner Royal) in the Philosophical Magozine 01. tills 'm . ont h. The lengitude of o p t Comett (166 ' I mined- at Grecnwielt and Glasgow Observatories, . coincide to t he' fraction of a minute. . ,-; ' •:' . The time of rl:e per helion pai.,-sage way he, o : , •dered asp retty accurately fixed, either, for 6eptiq.!:. ' 9, ur,as is more probableiat some i it i ertnediate lx l9 ' ' .F'rorn this we can fully explain some of the Pl' ll° ;'' .. mena generally remarked. Flynt the c)1 h, as statedst the Glasgow -Pipers, by a Correspoodenl, the C v l ~. was o bserved to . increase considerably both hi bit; .. Batley and in the apparent magninkle. of the' Ca, 111 1 : 1 : 1 but part eularlyiot the Tail, iu the course of eig3 , daYs; Tots verities' very happily the observation,l°.; Sir Isaac Newton, that it is not till immediately a t :,,, the perihelion passage Comets octluir ° %heir 119 0 mum of. los- re and •of size. The enlinge,ol: therefore -uniformly, takes place at th 3 t ,„ li il ,g ti • hett tar the Comet is coming ntarer us vr am „,, ~cx l :n p ht?i.,l:ct:i:upiparicrea.di I , n i t i .i t t l i d on %v a e lo k n u e o , in the sposite clire6tion. l'he,quainity of ircron. tie • i4tAiiiiiirittit ill SColl' ld C ' ble of tritasuiA ,i,, it aim tit t'''' c113.-ge of. apparent roogoitude produced c41.11."e-. ' I must acknowledge, liattevet, 11 0 .' 1 , j, 11 , 1 ( -tetiOuluvry slender hopes of sticee4s itt ibii l is o obServstion on a Milltad body surrounded ~ , t ii l ",o 0 a netnalocity, and at a distance touch groaolli'tbi 01:111 th.it of the start. It has been ia ld I ' lli ii l iot Comet .was'ai:ert..incd to be the 534)e *. il e3 o ha W'ILI iSlilltilt°rillic..2'ri: litijr; Cif 1661. ,The two are asi differelit a ' ' e - pot imagined ia,e'vertrespeal hence we IVY . 1,,, , / 4 Much safer, in the event, scientttic 1i'44151,.,00 ti than .va.,vtie conjbeluret. 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Ailiiis 1 3 °' ji "mo , 14.1-4 ND e?,y.ted he ri aittratiqletlrOitcffelit't;) lite)1114;),°i'1111:‘)511,31111 iiisi:.'ce,r• The rpusie ii very cie.lirable I() `" 1 ro , ' r''''. WA"li, The very vi ill adMil Ina c°3lPri, slon, and should be shortened in the v'"tgr, !_c.e ri nes betwen, .101111 dice nod bil: . , , oc i . 1 entre Was crowded, .at'ld the piece eiccito owlv, la"3llter, though 'held v.,ai' a wrong p•111,Y 'rill?! pi SitiOn to it. Sonio oppoiitinn, E ' p it ILI li 'di e.X# ea _ ed oi3 such Occasions It -1 as it was c / . t „ d'.:4'ltled naing- Olt; rl)c!:0‘oii- "f ti'°.illia't'edi,. j•TglinF, .a cortailni.ent 'ill slot roped w., ,, I 4, enOionate all ot.jetlib:). 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II to •(„nett it with. the cifosions 0 1 'roe Eirigli!'!„, TIVV-11', and improve Old beat by ilia le6111'" I:7l4lllse()Pirt-t)eprrriCarO.ar:ltd)(ll2lllll.l4l.CElnd 1-13Ve SCI ; e at itielY till 4 tbertiSeive4,, crf ,Nlts, Dfcr{o/44'0 Herig.,d] iiolll Covent.Ggdeo ,Theiore, and have rail° r verY libe,al terots for. fice years, Slicl,' 0 13 ::, :.AS eVery reason to expea a good °i,ll/'`TreCof London boards, atld. it is sorpriiing io' ha, . rd"u Maoliers should baYe partad WO' F v