The Sun. — London, England, 1811-02-28 00:00:00

'bat T should be di ficient both in honour and dray I did not to:.orittri , rid ;liem to ,our Majesty, aq meriting tut r- wards Which toe country deN tin,' to thwe who'sll.l4l(-itedlY4ud gloriously de fetal it. ~, yf Y r( F. BALI4ASTEROS.'! "*SaavedrA de 'G uatilana, lan. 21. . • 1. CADIZ, JAN. 30.---'file news which we. have re ceived from the province of peadelaxararesehes to e the 6th instant, that fretn'Arvagon,to the oth, from Velet;cia , ifie' fsth,`from Attcant tO the !gib, and I iron) ceethagena ,to the eothe The pritriour of,Ar ragon havteeoroe,iled the yieeeh to.evecuattellena, iarre. '' The 606rtinns ceueuitted in the CilliDlelS of Calatayud , and Aleatfaz, the hi:rning Of `the town of I3epeyte, and thedemaudsof Suchet (who-, not con- tent with exaCtine eentribeitien of 30.1:Minot - to, has takeiraWiy Alcanaz oi*.e-fifth orevery species of cattle), strengthen more and more the aversion of - the Arragonese towerds.Their oppres.ors. The', love of 7 freedom continues doing' stbn tiers in ,Navarre a47ecießiojA-liajel4 advantages are aimonitee& as obtained by the celebrated Epcz, In Old Castile, the two partzans, Merlon and. Tapia, are incessantly harassing the enerny and 'the Pro vincial Junta of Burgos, are indefatigable in their endeavours to foment the valeta patriotism of the Castilians, The hatred and liable resolution of the inhabitants in the province of Soria is daily strength erred by, the atrocities committed by the i r -enemies. ' All the youths are eager to enlist to augment the de fenders of the just cause. The pure flame of pa triotic love continues burning with unditninisht:d lustre in the province of Gnadalexata—at the begin- Meg of this month they began taTublish a Gazette, which is citcolited twice a week ; it is printed near the fountains of the Tagil's, in thrise rugged :Moun tains on whi,:h fidelity and patriOugni have eieded the:r throne. The couflaeratieu of! Melina, Videl, Cifuentes, and Mello, bare served only to augment the coostaoc 'ot the natives, and‘their detestation for the French yoke., Since the at ion of Cogelludb, Atienze, and 4,ldraine, , ,th l e ipetetiants of the Em lit &eat° time fought against the in Villa nego and Valklaraueie on the :old Ale. hod on t lie bridge - ot Almon on ttio . -3d insitF:atid , have done COn sidt cable to to the enemy.,! Since: ,the lo s s , of Tot tOsa the lfcet",ch shew no sighsof their wishing to penetrate into the kinktiont Of" Vakoeia, teethe defeneteof. which the rno , t energetic measures 'are teken. The ! getterel,. rpferters of the Velem:len Army are at Muiv;er.i. 77 ,-Te L)eum w song : on the I r 6tir the - cessation troth :hie I plagoto with lxhich tlhit city 'had , bedn for time The.pr4triotic puritt:s of,La.Matteha ,continue heir deist rive hc eth,hty,; rind tilt: : hitter pit(' she.. his systtrn of tl , vasiahcitt plunder with un erbtied Vikibute General' tethotitity4 entered Cuenca Lou. the 1..41,1rtu1t , having.loughl with the-dili , : sent of, Colonel S. Martite why s retired, as soon, as - 1 `the ii.habitants 'l l at evacvt3to,l the city ; which , eviiedated by the emeny on the followiteel (fey. " • ' • • Fga. Min stet ,Pletekpotentetry hem .the Ci u't of Portugal, h as ibseed the .following .i*PlOctisniatiten 'to , all the' Portueue'se resident i e Spain . , , pertegoese end Spanish, Batt .g cOneltte:d a treaty, by w ; hielt the exemp, tions from military te,-rt ice, granted by each - respec tit'e GJlii : ArrilvDt to the of the oth e r, are , to be cou s ideeed as suspended during the war;' it cannot be doubted Uit, eth t the moment wheo.e country stands in rie,e'l of the efforts of its children in,ordololesjat the invasion of its enemies, all ye Portugueste who are now in Spain, anti .are fit to carry arms, wil, be desneeei to return to your coun try, and to! be emplo)ed - iii its irounedigedefenee ; present yourselves to the Minister Plenipotentiary of your nation, ye that- are in Cadiz and in the Ileyal Isle of Leco, within ,eigi.tt days after this Pe•chureition ; and.ye that arts , in any of the pro vinces, to the 'ie.:trust Portuguese Consul, with in. 15 drys,, 'rite. said Portuguese. .Minister ON tniss; flit this tirneonly, a general pardon and restoration of all .forfeited privileges to all th ese e h () - May :belle incurred„ the .penalties appointed in the paraeraphs.i 2 and 14,..in the Edict of ibtti cetelier, tisoo,, against all those who may h a v e sle served or run. away from their ballot.---It is to be expeeted, Portuguese, that ye will hot turn a deaf ear to the voice of your country which calls to you, taking it ler granted that otherwise ye will,remain liable to the Spanish laws fOr the levying of their troops, in their fell extent, oriel .without the least CXclibe, whetin,:r itoentkd for th Line or the:.Mi-. litias." hundred Frenchmen, principally cavalry, sullied on.the,tioth, and on the .Tltst they entried . l4steperia by surprise, where they committed et ely ~spvcies, of news and atrocity. Th e y sa ck e d It i c towu, and imioneinlyput to death syersons, amoog whom there ,were two, ecclesias tics. They oeueed a flee , y :contribution from the masters o f all the boats Which, happened to be moored in the port, thteateoing to tiet them on fire if the said coetrihution was not , Tely reauy;— As they retired, they cteried. ptisutiers several of the inhahienes, leaving the whole :town in the greatest grid and eunsternation, and overwiwitued iix tams MADuip, JAN. canvoy which. set, out for France MI the '290 tilt, was not so strongly escort . ed at intended,' because the news' (row Gaadalaxara cinnpelled ahem to.si.nd towards that place,a carpi of tram six to bevel' hun dred In and three piectls canoop,; by these iticatib the cicurt was reduaetlf to lesi.than 1000 el tecove ;taut ,way - ey t to doublet' whether tiwr the said convey would pot be,saspeded. , s e _ veral waggous, luadtd with aruntanition, were dis patched on the following day; they 'rvere. escerte,i , by a u e tactlinunt of hum tim to 300,men. There are rumours that a It e.Al . t,a.)Litcibutitirt will be -de . tuantled front tloh , pp province, and crrttut otr.ingerneLl ob,ervable tit the palace iumouoce a frenicditatedlourney. Lette.rs !row Paniplona and S;. SchatTatts'ay, that .the troops wipe!) formed the gas rison'' of ti. kortncr place lva.te ,been ordered to d that thtfy!haveb:co replaced. by i .500 mi. i .. , j, 1 ; r.-: • , x: National Guards, Some persons, recently come from Burgos, assure Ui, that there are in that city 'from 3to 4000 mgr . ' the same ,, :dass ; a eircum• stake peculially extra6rdiriary, especially if we call to mind that nut a IOW days bacic, the French, as well as"emir friends, spr:.ad a confident report that Boonaparse Wai ttifSpain at 'the head of t 60,000 men. • , • ALQEZIKAS, FILE. tfl'e 7th ult. the first dykion of the fourth army'cantoned in this city and its environs, put itself in motion.: The vanguard, Under the cerrumnid cf Dytk Juan de It Cruz de Motirgeon, attacked. at Seven in the morning of the 2brh the: French corps of Medina Sidonia, consit.ting Of 800 infantry, 150 cavalry', and three pieces of 'artillery, who defended the town with , obstinacy; but after two hoUrs hard fiOning, were dislodged, and leaving the streets full of dead bodies and wounded, retreated to post themselves in the road to Chiclana. In the me in time the Guerrilla party of Don Antonio Garcia \leas, destinettito cover our right think, took posSession of Paterna. The volun leer squadron of Übrique, under its Commander,. Don Gregorio Fernandez, attacked Arcos ; and the- I reserve Of the division, commanded by the Marquis, mancrovred opportunely to support the operations of the vanguard. When the enemy took his.posi , lion in the road to Chiclana, the Commander-gene rai of the Division, Don Francisco Begioes de los Rim, gave orders to:stispend the pursuit, and placed in 'front Guerrillas, who kept up a firing till night: approached. - He then,' in Confbrmity.to.his instruc tions, ordered a retreat, which the darkness, the heavy rain,' and the - presence of the enemy, ren 7 tiered difficult andlahorious. More than lOOFrench killed and wounded, with a number or . orneers ; thirty prisoners, includ ing a Captain, au' Ensign; a Commissary, and the Secretary to a:: General of the enemy, 'daps, papers, some, horsis, and the rations two pro visions' f'o'r th 6 day, were the fruits, , .a - ihe in - Which were equally displayed the valour of our soldiers iu fight, and their constancy in over coming the dirliAilties of the situation and the march. BADAJOZ, JAN. ti the 20th at noon, our cavalry, thy.. Nituguese cavalry, wet light artillery, and about 200 sharp-shooters, left this place, : will) a d e sign 10 suiprise a 'corps of 500 French cavalry, which in Talaverifi hu't.when they had in pit succeeded,' the ,enemy foulid means to rally, and our troops returned in the tii,;lll, to this place, bringing 'with them two piisoners, three horses, and seine' provii . ions and clothing. Our troops, and especially the cavaliy, shewed the hest dispositions, and the most ardent desire to engage the enemy. the. 23d it was, known that some troolJ of the enemy Were marching by Truxillo, and afterwards that'they• had arrived at Merida, in number about 3000 r 9 .1. Yesterday some smAl defachtiientg of the approached this place s but they ere put to fight by the sharpshooters of Soto. • To-day columns pt bAb toc,t and horse have 'she wri theinselves, with'sowe cannon.. The fire of the Guerrillas cotttinusd. thw whole day, and till the night was well . adv.inced ; Sonic balls 'passed-over the top of the wall. We had seveial wounded, and totir or five killed. The' loss of :the enernyinust tare been considerable, riot' only from tile fire of ont Gurrrillas, but . also from ihitt of the tort of Par tl(4eta,, whir h played gu them with cannon and gre- Undew; especially when, on the approach of evening,. they ati;anced nearly to tbepabsadocs. SEVI LI, 11, JAN. 3.---SQULT is still iw Gerona with pact of his troops., in consequence of the heavy rains. In all directions waggons and carriages are last in the roads, without it being possible to move thgrp, An infinite number of waggons have been broken to.pleces, and the roads are strewed with biscuit and cnLn provisions with which they were loaded. , " A • Proclamation has been issued confiscating the prviierty which the , hilt:it:litmus of Cadiz have in th;wcity. More than 200 routed inlawry enured tltit► Place by the gate of Macauna. BA DAJOS, JAN. 2.T110 day before yesterday, entered this place 16 French.prisOners, who were surprised in the Port of Piralo•, together with five who, were killed and six that fled, by a party of the Regiment of CaStella; commanded by D. J. SAN CHEZ. s This evening arrived 18. or 20 soldiers of the same regiment, conducting more than 1400 cog intercepted from the enemy, in addition to some which, in pasiing the Tijo, the current carried away, The good appearance and brilliant state of this troop, excitestgeneral attention.. it appears that L. J:SANCHEZ intends to augment his cavalry to 800, and his infantry to 2,500. A / 14%1 MM; DltC. enemy imposed upon tht: province of Giiablaxara contlibution of 30,000 Ou,hets of grain. We know that the..ENtry,etAuO has done them much harm in that quarter; and It Ile lately obtained advantages in Cogulludo and Je draque.' This morning Igo men matched out as a rein forcement kir Guadal.ixara. .Letiers from Nialaga announce, that SEBASTIAN' arrived tbtre on the 30th Nov. and had bet uut JUT Marithella, • The profound silence *bleb has been observed since the return of AZANZA and ALAIENARA, and there nut having been any change in the employ ments which the French Governors exercised and continue to exercise, without caring for JOSEPH or his Ministers, or the cursed fitanoUr of the Otte, or the still worse of the other, leaVes no' doubt: of the little advantage which the t#o AM bassador.4 have gained by their mission. The re. poctiarely was, that there had been a rising in Valencia; because the inhabitants disliked the atitial government, and that :King JOSEPH was going to that .KAgciom.. But the French and their followers pretendlOdisbelieve-these reports, and say, BUONA PARTI4 is coming-with 150,000 mon. - On Toesday niorning.a chid was Sought in a field near Vauxhall, between Mr, a broker, at Niue Elms, and a yoking Gentleman, of the same phlec, when the former reeeiving.hiS . anta'gonises ball, instantly expired.. • - • Nigni : Printed by kICHA R 1) HA R R S, of Nu. 4, hiatlett-o.lur, I, bow.strect ;. and l'eh at Lb. Siert , OFFlcr, NO, ii.e.,'Straud, where 4drertistmehor, Orders CATHOLIC COMMITTLE. • , DUBLIN', FEB. 22. [Eforn the Dublin Evening Post.] A Privy r C)uncil was held yesterday, and it is now sitting for n second time oponilt is said, the subject of I\ll . 4oV*. Letter to the Sheriff. and Magistrates of Ireland, zulstrat this very hour (two c4etook) the Members of the ,Catholic Committee have resolved to met, t 1 4 --Whatever may hate been, or may be the determination of the Privy•Coutitil we cannot 'say— hut weave ,further to state, ; oh good authority, (ha; the-garrison has been ordered under arms, ;And the, artillery to be 'in treaditiess to march froM Chape lizod ! Capel-street; where the Catholic Committee meet, is,crowded with people,' all anxious, all in= terested. A messenger' has just informed us that Lord French, Sir Edward•Bellew, Major Bryan, Conn: sellor O'Connell, fuld many , outer - distinguished: members of the Committee have already entered the. Committee-100m. ,, --Anot her messenger. , --The Magistrates have arrivett-!--they have addressed the meeting.—Lord French was left speaking in reply. We must ,put to press;, but shall give the whole of the pfoceedlhgs in a Second Edition. ' -• ..._.~ SECOND EDITION. At a Meeting of the Catholic Commii tee, on the 6th instant, a motion•of adjeutnment till this at two o'clock, was. put and cart ied. At half past one, when the Members were in thelat of •askerri•- bling„/Vderman Darley, and Babington, arrived, and in their magisteriakcapacitraddreSsed. Lord French and the Gentlemen present in the' fa- , lowing words:— • - Alderman at.,EY..-4Viy Lord,. we are conic as Magistrates of this Di,triei, rtn .inquire whether the persons present ,compose the- Catholic Com mittee [Here ..Lord French was culled to the Chair.— His. Lordship. complied.] , • Lord Faascu.-1 beg leave toeslc, on what ac count, or how you are justified in obtruding to ask the question ? • Aiderman DARLEY.—We are really, justified by the Government. Lord FRENCH.-4 beg It to be understobd that though I feel the highest respea for the lay' 5 of, my country, that while I feel it to he your duty to obey those lau s a yet I feel it my duty Co inquire, for the satisfaction of the Catholics of Ireland, how you are authorised to. aat for the dispersion' of this' Meet ing ? Alderman D4RLD.X.--We are direeled by the Go yernmnt of tht- country, and we trust you will be so good as to quietly disperse. Lord Fit Hs is right 1 should warn you of the danger of your thtis approaching this,.Meeting under this 801 . 1km:ivy authority--yvu inly be Um first person to disturb the pubic peace. . . Alderman DARLEY.—We'sincesely regret that it has fallen to our lot to dpieharge this "%rinse painful duty. YOU see we are come alone—=we are, tut, attended, even by a single constable. We feel we hate many friend; present. I repeat again, that we regret it has fallen to our . lOt, but_our duty rnUst be done. ' Lord FR eNcii.-.4 fe . el a high respe& for the law 4 of my country, and I have only this favour to Let me not be disg racer!--let me haVe the honotir. ofheinti the last man 'to leave this 'roam.' Mr, BABINGTON.-.-We feel the highest respeEt for. the Gentlemen of the Cominutee ;. we 'highly respea your. Lordship. If yoUr sole 'obje& in re maining here be to try the general question, we u ill. do any thing to facilitate the question. Any thing like for"ce is repugnant to our feelings; we therefore hope that you will qnietly submit. Bring your attion.against us in the legal and cunstitiltional way. . . Lord FURNCIL—Begin, Gentlemen, at that end of the room. I shall go the last. I have , got my night. Cop in my pocket, and am regardless whether you lead me. CULIRSeIIOr 0 4 CON N L.-4 is impossible that from any man in this room dais laws should meet with the least resistance, but we cannot compromise ()Ur country's Nod, our children's rights.—lt you, Gen tlemen, think, it necessary to require , further force, I beg to assure you, that every Member of this Meeting is ready and willing to submit, themselves to the laws Counsellor HussaY.—Alderman Darley, have you any informations on oath ag.tinst• any one lt ere present ? Alderman DARLEY....4 have not. Sir EDWARD iiitlGEW.—.4 wish to ask the Magis. (rates two questions. First, Wi4ettter you have re-- eeived any orders froth Government- to disperse any Muting of Roman Catholics'? Alderman Dart Lay.—•-1 am ordered and direEted by:Goveroment to request them to disperse; be their business what it may. Mr. O'CoNNet..—You have stated that you were ordi.lred to request ; were .y ou direCted to dipper:se the meeting ? . , Alderman DAnceY.—The fact is, that I am di rettvd not only 'to request, taut tb , order the meeting to disperse. Lord -FRENCH Altit.rman Darley, would you shut the door to Petition ? • Alderman DARLEY.”—Certainly not. , [Here Lord French recommended Alderman Dar ley to return to Mr, Pole for further instructions-- He wctuld give Government an opportunity of re considering the subject.-..th e Mt. , eting were resolved --it present his. L'ordship would not call it the Ca tholic Committee.] Aldeflllal3 DARLEY •—• I will go to Mr. Pole, if you will pe4;mit Mr. Babington to remain here —To this. proposition the Meeting gave its full assent. On Mr. DARLEY'S return, he.thus addressed the Chair My Lord French— I have waited on Mr. Pole, and I am instrit6ted to say, it is not the intention of Government to prevent the Catholic Committee trom meeting to prepare or forward their Petition ; but as your Lordship said that this is not the Committee, we are instructed not to haile' by WILLIAM AitMIGElt South Milton stirtt Gro•vetor tqll 3 " rat the Poor, Letcri for'the Fditir tpost-gairt), must b.; addressed. A in t ,.. l. l d stw as s yo l) u c, r ti L k or tnolesi you. l cb is e lli t p al e w % i p i re: glwa 1 ,urprise that , te4P lll T intent of ifnic i h' yOu were . 3 trieintit' . ; belonginga t sire to , ' , l)rirtlitt Afr. PAe would Will irr,E,Ncit —ln order to prevent aq c: ''' : '.l * "Piion, 'it- is' fit that this waiter s hoold b 5 ly undeestoctd.e PA#l.llY—My Lord, I told Mr. Pok; ) ;: 0 ) L.; d were n 3 i , and , l : dve beep shy (kit Mr: Pole would be toppyt° Lord gitENcti.—Feelitio as I . do On di ' lf when the fate of inillicnis c°l'Cer' well as . my (mu botionr, I Inust-dt-clitellitil not Live any •privAe 'solitary nialogue4 But if. l'io-wishes- to bare any illoc2feci; Terence with an y o f t h e hishy.le,ped,iblii meniwho are pre;eut, I would rrcAnnw'th a tiiiti~e dietw three or"five pa.gons, whO cA I.lm , view with Liu. • Mr. DARLEY--fly Lord, Mr. Pole to ° happrte,see.thrce or live Gunilempo, 1 Iwo h l lY rs o n l DarleY theft w3l ed the (3Ztitlentett would do hint tho Chair, %daub t(1 s"P°'e that tar as his own concerned, had attedj: or was inclined to . Irti • Darby ry present.] rO' t SirE E. .134L1.4;w, wish to know ,% Mr. Pole said khai :he. v iE,tied to .bee any Ge ;llF he belonged. . • reV i 1 %, Patrley repeated 'what be said tiefor jug . Lori,Frencli having exprtsstd any steps should be ta'Aeli a • . 1 a b°dY Vito t I 4:4 Lo banls rd,l RENcv—l certainly did soy lit' ov i were...cordial-led by evel otti hearing that Goveonnent +10,:co any steps against a body to wl.ich I b el° ' i oth , " ot the Gov .r r. ninent most know that I w o ' 1" _ t0a,;04,, co,mini:jetc:jeevied the I.lomit2ra. l t.) tiy_i,lli G egal meet .—iM y ng. !I MAN Lord, ' Nik nt l n ie i n a l\ , ,l 'i u r e . s ll tiv a n rl . ey i tir c st ienentielereFed tio:dr,loyuii), '''' t .., l ll oao tl•tt I have now an opportunity,'l,',,e the question pointedly to ban, for I ani(x.,,,,j --- (1 7 1. \:/ .itl' e cile.c h l.° ,,: r e ltlYie t 6 t e ie lRf t i.gl-I°llleirsebe°l:oc-ct?ldik:e Cllll3tolit'ellfiddclllllQuteP‘).})tv4lllllr-111.:11'01: signing y c the Petition, .ant.l of 'transacting otter tis conoeaed 'with the furtherance ail' 2 , w 0 1 i t it is ' . llll .l ' l l . l. oA t: 4 l ,i i ' , ll l lL . i i el i dii ( s li i , l) ,. p cn i m it A ti m i lvPl i p l ii i ( p ) iN i i r irn i l e .7: l t p l°l la a ers, rd r dn .: pr e p a r e ° :a i Dst i l i I :ne d ta°b l.. ifedobYirasN' liv.)llve:rtslieittiti:lll:':ll''lte:l'°.Clill:ul.sl . ilililielg? 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'cra'cr +i ' ' ' Lewis,. a ICI a ittN • 1 of sr, Paul's Church-yaidt th e 11 On Friday last, at Hamm. ronith, to , ~:' stoup, 1110a1Cr ut the present I..rti Cr'"/311100. i On Saturday - lasi,' in East-India:lo :_ t it (;‘,'" year of her age, Mrs. Gear, wite ut Ito- ~,:,: the East-India-house: ' ' .-ii.,C4Pcf _ ( , ),1 Sunday last, in his eighth year , '. ~,,,.,, 07 n su isti o n t ail laines Kelly, Esq. 4 ana f „,,,,ere ov „,i , Praed, wile ri" last, \fi ' angr y a : .1 111,q. 0 1 01 ' .K. ~. i''' l .. County ot Bu i cks l 11311 i 14'. ' - ' raiir.o.ljinr On Tuesday last, at I lampton CO 3 !!! , ic i Do Y°lingost daughter ut Lica:twat-I- o'°' Co 41strearn Guards. _....---.--- , ,-. ~,, ',.,r. ''