The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-27 00:00:00

0 9 1'' ! r " HOLT MAILS. T ET. E S U N. LOO ON , TUESLIAT, 'AUCWST 27, 1811. this mottling. ever. tt rE t: ELSiollig, AUG. 6.—The, price of all kinds of grain is rising here oery day, and ii is to be feared - . Ural they will cowintie to tine midi higher. CoLasso, .Ibyy v,o.—Twu dusokoi tw Eng lish friOlv% eiwke 91 .aliguo, Appeal ip.our. Roads. • I ' l op o o t ne Our st r and _atttries sere SCVVI:I Co iNSFIS which wetp,sailing to ate eastward • . • • . Tr • t of Wigenwalde. • ~.P.retiarAtions ~were evade go out amritteet Itterni'ixtti they , had al, teady'obserYed the rna; . .ciovieti uithey frigate,' and got sAfe under the prtiit.ttioo.(4 oe,inrand bitturies at Wolftberg, by which the enemy was prevented. from, chasing them Juisher. 'rite frigates. then steered away to ilie•noillt ;east; and have not since to-appeared, The . trading vessels then made bail,. and passed our harbour on their way. to Stettin.. ORQ rmo*Soa, 41131.. Y thiiilistria on ti e 21St inst. an ship Of war got on ground.— "By I be assiatadee of the of her English ships., they got opt so marry, of' the guns and other materials, that, afwr two days incess.int labour, she again got afloat. it not been calm weather during thewhole time that they were employed, it is most probable that the ship must have beet) lost. She had previously / ca,,rured seven Russian merchant vessels uff Sand- Witmer. ikattivtb—r Anbolt, I Guernsey, t Waterford: Du et-•—t Cat 4, t t Uubiut, - 1 Watertiird. Ui COC) , :S, FM UA T%V (,V O P OLOCK. CVOSOIS .- 63 I Red: Anil. "64 , „ s“4„Lg V4I.4UM APIAg4i? IPindsor-Casile, august 27,r. 1811. , g His 141A.tasTY is in some respects a litile better lIALFORP. •s l w. iikßEßlng. 4 0 WILLI4,I' An A.oholt Mail arrived this morniLg, but it is tery bairen of intelligence. • , 'Another bag.frotn 4nlqh, arrived at late hour ibis orniiw s bringing. Papers to the ryth iostant; 'Whey contain, however, not a word of - poJitical teiligentis 3 not a word ; relative to the Turks, and .Rns.sians, nor of (my movements of troops what. i• The Hamirurgh CormiAplndatt at The 6th den tains a decree by the Prince of t:olinutit., the pov.erpor General of the Ha . nseatie ;DepartMents, 4;otnitiatitliq, every persou holding any property to make a (li:chtur.ion of the same, if in' fiartiburgh, befow the 'it)tll August, it in nny other place of the ,a2d military divii.,ion„ before the 45th. A:ogntit. This decree k datedlitly 30, , The Hanle paper says; the titzirri'ar 'Of the . itschdOkeCtiott.,Es .with the rf tflet:!A MELIA 01 [ ~ r~ BAdeti t 1)0W .mare talker! of than ever. 7 LVIILCK, RILY 26.- , -On the 6th inst. arrived,,six Frciich gon.hoats, under the command of Cottuno dore GLIYOT, which pnt to sea again on the loth . No merchant vescielt have arrived at, or deported from this port, from Idle 3uno to the (..%Iti July. fli A Lithott arrived thi* itiothingo.vitt, ppets t( the Bthittst. which state, that the AllictitArtny were inatchitik:ii;Wiirds,quclad .Itoth‘igp. nr ore uo Dispatchs from Lora WiLLING An article having appeared in a respeanble ing Paper, noticing a report that Lord Witt.crisToToN i expeaed to return to England in consequence of o.le' injury-Which hii : health has sustained during the Imo cAawaigu, wo bur" weia,plessure in Stat. 1 . 13 from sonority that there- i; no ground. what ever tor sitult a iumour 4 His "Leirdship wits ,very slilttly indisposed for two cl,ya, t)ut wit; quite. ecivoe,ct,7d Ih datedaf last.iletvers, an 'enter tairk.ti tiu intentiaipf tii4itting the army, width was his 'clitoinanti towards t coquet). adj'aet.:llr to ;tit Cue-. •' .:~ 'llld 119111(w U4iholico c o nti vit pli d i w id flit e.tingi if) varhioi pityti , of `the tionin_ry; ,, p l :6t w i t h. 0t .wi i ) 1 1411 1 4%,, P E oclamation '„ but Vo . ol(itlidit V ' 4 7, , . . • , prt.SOrt IVlVrelll l, lclaw toile, no 03 . t h e toverntiletit of 'llikeetuotry is dtitermitied to coon :11e1.2) 3:-,SecilblieB, it, rn3y fit; lirZ3orned. tiro If. eJe.pptOable part of the Catimlics will ire the buy (if asietnbling to iptoeKra' tile :Objiets A'hieft ire in' by tending to . • • hazai%l the e%;isknee , The Ca 4, .tholtes pittoid - td My; tint die CuoyepAibrAci'has , no reht ioti 10'fbe meetings which , tke .-wa%;rlttnifl44:to suilpresl, and t Fitt 3.1), ntaon qf ft Seccmoty 0(.5144tp is nvt.low, But.mi flogs "%vein obviotisiy 'Of a diiogerons tendency; thvi.a ti • .• r; Si 4 eppkible - to Wo'46' trieetaits' a We Mot AA to bit viotetit' agsernbliet that ibieAten ►t:e obi* peaep, and tntght.in.irs eose,quencesend-andei the safety }t the Stat4l Chro:hktr, whkh seems to beipartittito ttfe principle of'*fogu havieig :been altven out cif - Ue field of argu-- ment in its own person, if We may use such an .thllll:343lopct to convey—its opinions -by proxy, under the charatter'of Correspondent.. if,.ffiereaders ., of .that Paper can toil through the columns of tliv,,coTrcspondept Minded to, they deserve at least the prake of perseveran c e. 'But as Wilpicimeii of what *maybe expected horn the rea soning of the Chronicle's delegated, scribe, we need only refer to a few passages in his letter. He says i in reference to the Proclamation,. that " Govein thent (the ItiA) itself seems tinlidlyto executelit) within the seat of its own residence." The:writer is miserably 'Tie` Irish Government may indeed cht.n.e to condua itself with moderation and forbearance, but is firm in its purpose, and gill exert itself with vigour against all haloes agitators. The d legated Scribe says also, that the Ilit.s.iisUTCi 'requisite f o r supporting the Proclamation, " may drive pt - irsons to armed associations tot the protection of their liberty, and li ht o at on,ce the flaaies of civil war." This is a tolerable siiecnueo, of the ,peaceable disposition of the Citholie agitators, for Protestants are here out of the ciliation, and there can be no danger 'l.4.ltile people legally assem ble for any allowablepnrpose. ,But after observing that the British Nation may be induced to raise "ONR LOOD "UNIVERSAL CRY FOR Tile Insnr,sioN" of ,Ministers, he bays, that. he trusts " the sequil will shew a d:spositioo on his . part to di,enss the sub je6l wit It caudour, mo:ieratioo, and wit h impartiality." I( the sequel should display these qoalities, it will not 100 very consistent with the passages which wt have cited, but; happily, whatever that seque l way be,- few best es the writer himself will probably troulae. themselvcs .to inquire into its nature. The report of the,slate of the Duke of Sussex, at KenOngtori.loce, Lei* Morning is, that he was .: very ban ,tast. ,evening,. 'but had five or sit hours sleep in qie cuurso of the night, and was better this morning. re:stetaiay .their Iloyal Highnesses the Dukes of YORK. CLADVNCU,CUMBKiILANIy, and CAMBRIDGE, %isited hit; 1,1 O) al Highness the Duke of Susaux, at Kensington, Palace. Si of Dr. Wrws's men attend his MAJEsTY two of them take their waiting in rotAtion when he is calm, but wilco other wise they are ail called in; if found noces,a, y. On Sunday afternoon the Marquis WELLEsLEY returned to town from ltani,gate, and yesterday ga , e a grand entertainment at Aosley House to the AV.:rine Ambassodor, prepsratory*.to his departure this day for Portsmouth. There w er e pr e s e nt the Portygoese Arnbassador, Admital APODoCA, and all the Cabinet Ministers 111 lowu. Lettersfrotil 4.llionf to the 2t it tilt, state, " that great alarm piev,iled in the whole of kingdom of' Valencia; owing to the general expectation enter tained, that Gener i al Snetzer was matching at the head of 30,000 men to effect the reduction of that province and Murcia ; that 'many of the wealthy inhabitants bad •alreotly tiegun to 'shi.p off their pro perty lot the islands of Minoica and Majorca; and that .general panic pervaded the whole province:" Other . I , ,tters state, what is tar more probable, " that socnisT had 14, more than from 1.5 Co 17 thousand men under his command, with which tie was enter ..ing that pro. ice by the side• of 'Catalonia, ,while Suut.'r, at the head of the army of bratiada,,..with the reinforrsmieritti which he carried with him Irmo Estreto.idurzi, making in the whole 15,000 men, tended to enter by the site of and would afterwards . proceed to form a jutiMitm ,with cliET,7' it being the determination of the enemy to dired their attention chiefly. to the provinces in that part of Spain, which'ility are resolved, when COnquered, formally to annex •to,France. C . orka, it is stat - ed, was at'the beginning of July, blockaded 'by j ten English ships of wa r o f difre rent sizes ; . so judiciously stationed ti n t the, French and Itittimn - vessels, Avnich should attempt to en ter.wiib supplies for the garlison, could not escal e caeture. , NptWithstanding the vigilance of BUOWAPA NTH'S spies in Itusska, 'considerable quantities 01 arms and atnrbunitiob. Ifave been 'Gilded at Cronsta`dt from which - returried back unfieighted. A very heavy shock of an earthquake was felt at 'the Cape ort' the 7th of June, which occasioned ro,- siderabk tniSchiel to a number cif ha6is ; a slight shoCk %vas alsq. (eft there on the t , th, but which was not lay any 6erjons consequence. • fAtiteris trout Jamaica, dated June the pa), state, !kit the Oldie . of IV Akl 61-1 - 0i1:41t kit that ighild 011- thb Iqecedip'gniorning, in the &owl iloop,t4 war, Captain 13t.Acts, for Halita/t, whence..ho., was to proceed to Engllatid. No reasonls assigned for his* Grace having left the island t intention is thus' announecti Ilia fahlaica Paper of the 24th of Justus CounFif, we und9ritand, is summoned to . meefon NVednesclay next, „in Spanish Townifor the fitirpose `cif swethjng in, Penienant 'Geiteral,Mottat sot; as Lieutenant-,Governdr of the Island, his'Grace , the Duke of ESTER intending to resign the Goveiliment of the Colony, .and proceed in the littcoontlatip.ot war for 40144, .and from.themee toftrigland.' Lieufenanf.Colonel titiSlAti 'of the late 'Royal Invuildlt, l's appointed Gni/piing. of the FOLL ntar Pttiguaid,- . PettilrOliehir:e*,„ vice V 4ticettAti Friday eyenitig'ar Prititiii#„cbtfer Lon _ dint, Captain N arr. arriyecl, 4 Lianekiy 4 .fforn' 'St, 'Limning°, atter a paa f tg6 - Capt. GOO? LI: IttI"i1"01'11 44431 of 1 - laytt) tin boapct, iltlytiiiiiitcbel,. iti4ediately set ont for totiOn,' * ' TO .:day the axp - or ere e t , prtca 01 L 1 i r 1 tkl' Bre,i(r 10 b 6 .., 14416 0100.acr.vcsui, E6ai LISBON ii;izia. if:ll6k, Aub. Omy t:dylirxing lowan% Ciudad Heat() ; 014 is cOnsidered tti a moat superior nii;vetin4ntibecause the retinit must66,eitlier the HI of that city, or a harassing march to MAtt r‘ioNT and all his forces to its relief, from Gll3 l diana ; and in the latter case, it Lord Wzt,taga- TON thinks fit to retire on MiItMONT ' S arrival, iit will have harassed and clivideA. the. enerny, whilst he pl. ices. his own troop; in the healthy disiricl'ot • • the Beira. . . . . . . . .. . VALLNCA b'Ai.CANTRA, JULY 26.--MARMOYes : corps continues in Placentia and its nelOtbourhoiiil. -- By intelligence Fitely rece:Ved from Ca,tile aid Galatia, ii appears, SAVENIL has surprised the garri.' sons of &mamas, and Tordesithas ; that. 'he, head , quarters of the fitti army was, on theist of July, in' - - Magaz (in the vicinity of AitoFg4r-44t-itt4ive ad vanced parties were pushed forwa , d as-far as liena yentt, that in,.l4tao, .there was a garrison. (it 3500 mon, and not the deser tion.fro,m. the engaiy conlinutl. LISB", ACG. cmpb:iled army has itself in motion to take positions in .I.3cirit'l3 - lixa , The filth corps of the Freneh:Arrnk is, it iippejps, in march for Andalusia.' ,General'CasTANos, it is said, was gone to take the eittninand of the Ar.py of Galicia. . . Coauxxrt, JULY 22.—According to intelligence' just 'receive.l, rwe know (bathe intrepid MINA. has delivered"hirnselr from the 'persecution. of CA FA,-,.. tteLLl,:placed JOS troopS:iti safety, and on t1ie , 411).: iast. gone, escorted by 20 •oltlios, to,Villareayoi to diseitss . serUe important ilirgive lONGA, the result of' which will must certainly !),vt be advantageous to wh;,o pursue then). BULLETIN OF THE SIXTII AF,NIV.; The enemy, reinforced by wno infantry, some cavalry, and two pieces olarrilitly, from Benevente, tosday made a movement frbin Orbigo towards our position, At one in the ahernoon the enemy's ad vance prpsoted itself At . Misela„ on Our „ftont, upon, _ . hd 'roadii of Just° and St'. Roman i 'shciily aitte their main body appeared, and immediately a livcly fire commenced by the light troops of 'be suftioni, commanded by Brigadier CASTANIIN and Colonel MAscAnl N HAS, WilO•OcCUplOil 111 t: above mentioned . roads. Scarcely had , the enemy made some ' nceuvres to support their advance, and draw..!sottus advantßges from them, when' he found., himself obliged t.,;.) retire, being diipeesed- coottequenee of the operatiotb of our CoMmarid in'ehiefto impede him. In his retreat , he was 'pursued by our ad! %%ince of cavalry and infantry. .. Gnerals . Pot. and the Cotitit de Bei.vOcrt, the head of these troops, -pointed' out to them - the road to glory ; the first had 'his hat shot 41hrough with a ball, and the Chief Of Staff, D. P. 4 (1 the culdle of his horse' pierced with two The ene my left in our•power sotne prisoners, killed, nod Nounded, and [heir loss must have been very eon . siderable in the retreat. .on Our, part we. had some killed, rt certain number Wthanded, ai-notig these various otAcers. When we pre ttelutnnied With the details : of. the .aaina, we will not fallmentioning the names a these gallant inen,.iii-order that they may receive the reward their merit demand:. MANASSA, 37).—Friley frOM the Iron- tiers, that a :division Of Soun-of the enemy, - which wis,roarching for 'eataloiiia; turned back :it 1)1,11- selha.'Soine Spanish prisoners who have rd,, their escape from France, and.arriVed . .Mutllcna:on the loth inst. likewise saw returning front MO n tpeliei . a corpsof 1500 men, ,which had also been on 116 way for Catalonia, but had'received ordets.to march for the North. On the IGth arrived, at the same village of Montella, another .Spaniih prisoner who made his escape frtitn:,an hospital in Fintle.'' relates the good treatment ho'nict with on his jour neYs:And-ihnt lie mvt with no.troops, nor did he hear of any reinforcements being utl their way for Spain. Ile confirMs the accounts, reeei‘L;d several other channels; l of the general -disccintent in the interior of France produced by the conseripticp) and the continuation ofthe war. TALES, NRW CASTILIt, JUNE' 4 th lust. arrived here 400. of ' - the enemy's huv.e, and .left •Us.Cll. .the 15th, and thus -wu Irtve . ll3(l. elt.q:en rpOfe illey rcherf. Cituch and the Erripecinado destroyed half . of therm, Caniz, Jut.y 22...-;-.lh Mexico and Vcra Croi a voluntary, subscriparin 'has tar 1110 troops of ther.droPecinplo; - W hicli has already pro duced dollars, ' which will be tr4ostiiitteil in thership Minho; The' subsCriPtion still ceplimns.. The lihitlshiroops 'found thdir, quartets at Par . ta- Aegie viny , Nreaa.ble r after t•tteir retoovai frorri t&t latibtalthy marshes of the Goadiami, Portalegre is large.orKt irregUlar, ilivatt,td in' the midst -of craggy teauntaina, that are covered-to did (OP with'. 'llnertds ar.d oi4Are groves. rchesprings of water ai:e jAri!elotts,imd . eSt4eitt4ot, the'situajion ;' rite pr(4ped3 and ,moutvainotuf biOt Very .1.4/eating anti eiteirvibie: , ti A V iki, iq :'6k;;',. f'ol,ii-s/..kcittrili, A th 4, to.—No Saled his-Majesty's ship for or 7413114 alit! the Par!ririge sjoop of kvar on a 11A."'Qu'r11, AUG'.a4,—Ailived :1:i IVlRjeill liiivit),(zrktirgui• from -Payer; ..witkihree rid O f MCP „ . having o n board ihes.W e Id ir Midda alli:ig ports for Cork. 411iV ntsicintie . And several trati4potti botttid 4 Voft%igal,, bare bore tip for this port. "...,,,....... DoVav, AU. r iG4 - n TIAS rrogipg the I I lh I t q at . ~- Veteran.l34l.lllion carne lb, W the porpme ,ot rn., I,le of .Man, , also the fag balking for the ' Jivaiaa f dr& 4d:SornerSet Militia to vetapy the Citifd o 11.hiack's at.this p lace. The it I Banal'cori of O A ihnls ata expe6ter.l in every day 10 teplitt the* tile / ins triirmiACed limit hence for Ireland. • ' . ~, In' the Roads; disk Naiad frigate, Crtiiiir . , ~., hit& and vhippi saooner. . , .............. "lIT-9001.-iow,. .A' 1' 2 I.We ore happy f 4 j ; f l it tiontli'itio's:l le airival ot i lie Clyde Un,10..,•‘` )0 J311".1.ut4 ; osot.. . ,:rlin .;Tretinwiley, DAGO , ~..,P. "1 Ifted, CLARKE:i arrival nu. W. dm:Oil ; sigin ti i n.;l it . ' , tile 3(1,0; ALE,%Atiirktt ; Mors, Aio:AsP," 'l`!'"''2): Eivlsa:; ;,3;:d Akiii', WIL6OO.' i ll ,'. _iil.li.iy on Coe ;.iotli i'A June, im.'er convil 1. 1 I :\I ueity's lYigs Somali nntl Ayllo, j ive siorn'.. in cord pony ; parted Jrom ilie convoy on l4l inl-it• - 40',.1,. 1 .-- _on , 1 4 .....,. ..............---2.:...t.:.,,,...—,..........,...,,........-,,,g' I . ( 1 014' .Extraa Of a letter from an Officer 0 . - 14 1 tY. 4 'snip Princess Charlotte daied St. Sch,4o!i Aug, 8 :-- .. , . ;Tr, r.- • • ..• Ile .I:tinCeSS 0/4;-abite havlog carlortd a $l l , ni4h laiincti, it \kits' litttici o ut t ) croiti!oli° coast %kith a carronacie, small iirin,,.inid itiil'Ol and , Mute. Beiug force.d to COMO to jib tio_.l"'tul Ilt,ttfdritur rgait-oe,%Tint, "tiro,rAi. ,ot;fegyiTa 0i,i,,,,, gatririgt),. and- threil g r- otirbolits woe cloptie; tako' pobsession .of ',.iiiii). Fortitnaiely' Mr. S j o i sda.th aisekiv'ileti tirtii totatit,Tut lii , : f.. 11110, .30, 4 0. . o t tower& tbc enemy. itl brisk ti:ing soot coiliagso °li)3°!-1 #4e4, Wllt* one of tlio boi 1 i kc 15 .f',,,' shurr 'ci, 'llO.l incti. alter intik, •witi ..li licik;l consiStingA-.tkie, C.iptjih of 'n i''lelic.h 1 ' L i ~' 00 1 schoilec,,,ithen, liiog ; n IJmio, a Y10r,!.7`0,1 cominiatiCiant of the g:!rrison, anti thirty 111-1:1LA ooe .rif 'whom %Vete baVtA.' TOO otitor PO 1 . 1 crnrirliTd-rbe,o:ion for some time, bul o r liit I t % all sail into. p6tt, to lod a cuitsiderable!S. kill,-..d and'i.wouni.l,:d. fit'. Salter iviitil.l 10;7'1;4 taken' therti or a,troviu iftent, bat Om ,004,;ii,' , dc_id .on shOre, trod bcmgcloie under the blll'oftie it wad iMpOsSible to pursue ila:ni Thic.l.q.ei,,,, 0:11y two 111,30 WOliildea' 00 bo3ltl 00 3 I . l l ll `Lifi , ' Lich o r • the Do3ts liad tiiirry picked friCii 01 001tr.44 . ' " Wiihin these ft:o days Mitni ti 46 tlinFan.,, Willi lie' Frencli, autl defriti.d !bort witil.).:/iji of Oerill*.,_lwise 1.1i111,4:11 . IlaS 104-U.Pc;`,..vje!,. 51)0 oleo. Ire yystercliiy received a v 4 rY 1 0 4. a1"..1e ,suyply. pt ..4rios and animimition iron!. wiji l'lli.t..F;Ciicii troops onthiS coot ore Oki a tad o th"rtvy 'and; l• believe, those tilt''l ‘,P'"%i,cisi (-tilted "..versd ";1;.-,ti`necl lb .t.lievc thcin. -s:,`i. 4 it pi said, wi ll l .soon be -evacil3ted. loll,l° SO ' ile:4l. it N6t.tl an'ariir of 50'00 tu a. ~. „Aro, ,lebY . 0 ". il'ito oitac I: which Vi 38 so gallant ly al - . 0 . 0 ,10 4, t .!'i A'"O(.lG tripgri alit6s4V! 01 the ellellly:Id dal, s,o , kill-14i,1 •iik.,;!..i4rolig pn.snion pli 1 11 ( i'...l',,itic or &nay, is ,spok,-0 oi itl ik MOSt 011191": ti iii441:41 4e4'7''.43ol7ltiitr—f+.ov T xvirer4ll4-. t'srft4°`_ op. ktioiclot!gnlynt ot itic liii.:b senie lic e,.„..4,4, . , , ...,,,.. ov,Pl ril-7,0 t't the 6,r,Avi:.:y ot every Milli i. 111.4 wi i , i ilic:rop., iii 060p:it indoor tor an; 1101)Y"' t'd., 004: tiy, rnl ;bat' In.! 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