The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-20 00:00:00

~•~- - ~.. - A r A tot svE r G uernsvy, i iersey s i A mholt, %Dublin, z Waterford. 17us--1 i Dublin, i Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS 'tuts DAY AT 'MELDS O'CLOCK. Sons IS . - 6 Red. Ann. - . 64 i' 11 I.', S II N. 4oLgad VALSIJAI AUDILAT? LONDOIV. MONDAY t MAY 20, 1811. Yebterday ill* following Bp wakshawn at St. Jaines'ii Palace : "liSor Castle, May iB, Ott. " HisjbliwasrY is quite well as be was Wit. (Signed as usual.) The Gazette of Saturday contains the Letter of Capt. HOSTO, giving an account of the defeat of the French ti qual run in the Adriatic. The more we cotnetnplaie the circumstances of this action, the . mete we lte inclined to rank tt with , the most brit., Ham achievements ole" the. war. The enemy's4oree amounted to 11 'vessels of war; the British fiquadroti consisted-onirbflour. The enemy had liVe heavy fri 3 ates carrying more Men, more give, and of heavier rtteiat thLtn ours ; ihey had besides a large corvette, very nearly equal in, size and force tp any.. ofour.frigates. ,The other vesiels,belonging to oho Frenchsc d ta idron were, it is true, small, but they had it in their power to rake and to annoy our ships' very ninth, While they were engaging, the French frigates. The enemy,had beAdes the advantage of the wind, whichfinabled them to .begin en gagement in the. mannOr they thought proper._ Under all these circutnitancres the enemy were de feated, and four of theii frigates taken or dcst * royetl. We say foUr frigates, becausethe /lora, havngstruot llcr Colouts, belongs to Ll 4, her Captain, in vivialloji thelaws of war, made. his escape after he had submitted. The letter Of Captain Dome& Confirms what we . stat t il (3 1 1 Satiarday tespeetit% the capture of Figueras; bot some doubt beelllS 10 exist respecting Gerona and.. Hostiiiricb ; the words in. Captain . totLeres latter ~are, the. tall of •Figtteras - has - roused the ppaniapli, who ate arming itrull , direellons, apd Hotztli kit and Gerona,are at this tuornettt garrison ed by Sp4cik,b troops:" It is not perfectly char !tom this .expression, wlietit‘T those two. places have aaually sitrrendered to the Spaniards, or vrheth& they are gtirtituned by ti•,e Spat ish troops iii the iervice of France. It stettts strange that the surrender of a place of. such iiiipoil'at.Ce Geton:t should only be mentioned incidently, as it is in 'CaptainBFLIAN'S Letter; on the other hand, it is ditlfieult to suppose that the French General would trust the defence of Gerona and Hostait lel' to Spanish troops foretid into the French' service, unless indeed he was cons entratin3 his troops for the purpMe of evacuating the province altogether. InLowing intelligence was this morning rP.'..- ceived at Lloyci!s: , --- ' The Faints, Put,Las, of sod fern Penzance, on her passage to Gibrisittir, fril in with,. in Nr. 42. 36 . long. g. 50. (date WI inentiorhAl) a French 74 gun ship, full of troops, steering south-west, and was detained a tew hours.'' An dinholl Mei/ arrived this morning, :but it brings no news of importance. The private ac counts from the North 84 still of t i confused ari d eontradiaory natura. The rumours 'of war are cir culated with as much OolficionCe as ever; but on the other hand, it it stated that BUONAPARTB has arranged all bisdlfferences with ALEXANDER. rhc 'that the tyranny of BUoNAPARTE is So ex cessive; and, the restridinus lie has laid upon all in tercourse are SO severe, that the people on the Con tinent are almost strangers to every event that demos not happen in their own immediate vicinity, and therefore a is not difficult to account for the contra didory rumours which are so frequently circulated. it is SiliclAbet BUOIIiPkRTE has made an attempt 'to kidnap the King or PRUSSIA, and that his Majesty btu) fled to Russia for proteet ion. We give this story as it reacted us, without at all pledging our selves for its truth. Sorne' dlitarbancei bate' cer t„iniy t a k t:ll place in'theNort h, th9ugh, for the reasons we have givers; vee cannot obtain any accurate details 'lmo the subjeft, A'Consid -ruble no tuber of wounded Frenchmen were recently brought into Maritime), but the' most profound secrecy was observed upon th e ft was however conjunured that they „ ti t a u goe of thoo who were wounded in the attack vpun Colberg. We regret vary much that we have not room to day, to insert the'Dekate winch took place et the tvleetity of the Catholic Committee, in Dublin, gkturday stork. We iloret, however, to be able to lay it before our Resdert to-morrow, It is er i,, from those proceel , ngs, that the resptolable part the Auwan Catholics disapprove of the vio means w.bkh haNd btren'uted oliiifna petition .for ttio.rinnoviii of the Doke of ,RIGIIMUND and PoLz. We have received son;e Spanish Papers, one of which contains a Letter fruni'General LABOIZADAL, in which he affitms that the Bpankartis were vigpr. otisiy engaged at Barrosa. flis account is to us utterly-inexplicablc. Thit morning the bidding for the 1,63 n took place at tbQ Treasury Charubcis. Our Render., will Irecoilea that the biangs were to be iu tlie Lou); Annuities. The terms offered were,— S. d. 6 Cc - 6 is Robots, Curtis, and Co, Ricardo, Barnes, and. Co. Baring, Argorsteln, and Co. - 7 4 Reed, trying, at4l' • 7 S The offers of 141...ssrs.,1103AaTs and Co. and Ilt• c4tno and Co. being the same, they divided the Loan between them. The following is 'a calculation of the terms on which the Loan hai been made to,t. 3per Cent. Reduced, at 64 ,C 64 2 6 tot. 3 per Ccrit. Conwis, at 6;,} - 13 o 6 241 . 4 Per Cents. it 16 o 6 Long Annuity - 17 $.16 . 5 I'd o riiscount . . . 2o q ,c l v, I. i:o ` f INSTALMENTS. May 24 luly 12 August 26 - . September 23 Odober. 16 , November 2Z ' December 2, , 5' !amity 23, 1812 February o pa' Cent DeinoSit. 3 4 lit). Paytrient. I tic,. 10 Rio. 1 do, ' to do. to do. to do. to du. The American Pipers contain n strange report that the lalandoCetir.,:coa, and. all the vessels in Ilia harbour", had been swatitmed n by an eatthqqake. We :it tach not the cre(iii to it. WINDSOR, MAY Ig.---'Chia day ,her. MAJESTY completed .the "67th year of her age. The event was celebrated with 'every mark of affealionate attach ment among the Royal Family. His Royal High ness the-Panics REGENT, their Royal Hignesses the Dukes of YORK, KENT, CLARRNCE, CUMBEBLAND, and CAMBRIDGE; and a number of the Noblesse, waited cm the Quent 4 at the Castle, and paid their re peels on the Occasion. The Royal Family afterwards dined with her MA JEISTY, nod at six o'clock the PRINCE REGENT and :the Coke of CAMBRIDGR left the Castle ; the Prince remitting to Loudon, and the Dttke of CAMBRIDGII leasing for Newbury. The unsettled weather prevented his MAJESTY . from walking on the Terrace before and after d:nner , this day, but 'the PRINCE. RRORNT.SIId Most of OR Royal Dukes had interviews with their Royal Father in the course of the day. Yesterday the !Clue) took his accnstotned morn. ing and afternoon's walks on the . Terrace. The Princesses also took their usual exeecise on home back. On Sinurday the',Men r ibers constituting her 'MA-. JEETV'S Regency, Council, with the. exception of Lord ELLENBOROUGII, held their second comn.ltation this week at the Queen's Lodge, Winding. After investigating the report of the Physicians, they were examined relative le the point of his IVIAJEITY'II re• coverybeing prolonged beyond the. prorogation of Parillnient. We understanil the Phy4iciatts were ttn:inimone in their opinion that the Kist) might now t•GlitiSted With dcertitin portion of the adMinistra tion of public busineis ; but that it.might t e expe itivnt, in Order tile:.contirmation . of his •MA• reCoreri Might 'not . be .retarded, to delay the entire, reitimptioo of hi* R o y a l y unti i„ nis. It is reported that the interview of the - CHANot:I4.OIt of the Exclucivart, with the 4.1144, Op Friday,' iel,ited to 'some intended notification to. Parliament relative to his MAJcsvr. Yesterday, at three G ' dock, Cih:net Council mos held at the Foreigii Odic*, Dawning-weet, which cat till five. • It is houtewhat curious that me RICALDO, of the Gentlemen who hii .! lidtgn the .1,0411, hAs been a strenuous ativoc.lie, in print, in ;iuitpurt of the resumption of payments in specie et thic Punk. The eza de from • Listmli tti Perna; 3buca was toilets tri. 1a1.'28, by tbreeblettc!) irig rtes, iv ho were bound to Coe of Fritocc. lipd taken'tbree Aweric.in On Saturday the Xi ckelt met in the Court of Ex chequer Chamber to, hear the argutnetits..of Coun sel in the adjautned case of the King v. Wright, for purchaoing guineas. After a long speech tratil Mt% Ktt4G b and, a . reply .by Mr. liesT, to which Mr. KING rejoined, the Judges ordered the Court to be cleated,;,:and' having 'consulted som e Cline, their Lorchhips. informed the Solicitors in this case, aryl that of De Yonge, .that being unwilling' to de termine a queittion of such importance witho4t far ther consideration, or till they had 'heard all that could be said On the subject; they would have -the matter stand over till 'next term, when the ques tion would be further ,argued in the ease or De Yonge, by the ATTOIINRY-GENRRAL and Mr. MAR. RYATT. . . MUIFIC.*TiItt KNYVETTS had their annual Con cert on Friday night in the Great Room at the Opera House, which was intirely filled. The Duke of CAMBRIDGE and. many oldie Nobility were pre sent, and sat in the higher boxes opposite the Or eliestra. The Concert was a fine ti,Lat, and was throughout warndy.applauded. AVe regret that we have not room to detail the merits of the evening, vocal and instrumental; but BERTMOTTI, BRAN AM, the VAFG It ANS, KNY V STIR, &c. &a: naeried them selves with theiuttilosi zeal and ability. _" - Coomt, the Atior, was piaying.et fhiledelphia on the ath ult. ' On the he wit, tta rettyrn to New York, and he'anfl COOPIM were to ploy there for'the tettairAlec of the MOM. PL' rtlouill, ',qt.,' 10.-,--Sailistcl Lii..M.ijesty't 4)4) • Ores?rs, of 18 gnns, Capt. LAPENOTIEIIE, ifith \ a 0 13 few yessels under cou Kir voy fur mouth, arnorg them, are the following, viz. Ann - , ALL.; ,pierced, 14ELL ; Alert, Cocx.; Eliza, WILDING ; - Stilly Ivan, PIIELPti; and Annoiza, MILLIM, for London ;• also sailed y his Majesty's ship Colossus, of 74 guns, C.tpt. ALEXANDER, fur the Mediterranean; lus Ma :jestyt.s &chooser Alpirea, and 'the schooner iris, ED. !wasps, for Portsmouth.' r .. - Arrivt.d the /Wiley - , CARLISLE; Safficient,PEA RIP, front NVAOS anit the Northumberland, SMITICSONA 'from Sunderland. Passel by this port. to the Eastward, on Titers: (!ay evening, a fleet of vessels consisting of about 12 sail. S.tilul his Majesty's slip, Scylla, of 18 guus, Capt. ATCIIIIBON, on a cruize. Arrived the Spanish vessel lsezbel, belonging to Cad:z, M. Buzs, Master, train Aticant, Gibraltar, and last from Corutina, driven into the latter place in distress, with a cargo consisting or slieop . o, wog!,.„ cocoa, , and cork, bound to London,' put into this port fur orders, and is under quarantine; Spoke his Majesty's ship Arctisusa, with the outward-bound East India fleet, all well. Arrived his M.ijoity's ship FuVirmnd from the Westward; the .ftior; . istqul hireci,brig, with a con voy from Wales; she dock-yard lighter, with stores from Falmouth ; Thomas, WILKINS9N ; ; 00d Aid, ROWLAND, from Sunderland; Friends, COMING, alit!; Hawke, PALLAIt, frOm Wales ; Good -1•0n, RIZOOMLIA*M, trOM Bristol . ; Do/p/fin, from Chichester; Sampson, .PACK6I, morn MOO cestur ; Margareita, JAMS, from Miltord; and George, ROSSIiER, from Portsmouth. 1 - )CITSMOUTN, MAY t u,--Arrived and sailed again cn a cruize, his Mjesky's sloop Alphea: ' , S..lied Ins Majesty's, ships breadtrought, Orion, and L'Aioablejor die Baltic.,. "YARMOUTH, MAX 19.—Vice-ALl:l',irril is appointed Putt Admiral, instead of and ltas appointed . Capt. CIIIMY his Captain, and Snitc; , 14sq. his Secretary. Arrived the Briseis and Chanti, 1-er from a cruiza, and each has brought in ,u prize; a large, ship is now in the Gtfing, but cannot get Lac Pail3o, in time tar post. f' . FALMOUTH, MAY. 17.—Sailect-this morning Majesty's sbips.Favourite, t S'pilfire, and gun-brig, with about 'Jo sail of transports, Laving On board troops, horses, , stc.: for Lisb ; also !ailed The brig Padstow,' Georg e , .Aq u a ; Friendship, Com.Y; Hendra;'floj!tciNci, lent, FOWLOR; all , with - valuable cargoes . from Liverpool tor Gibraltar, Malta, and Sicily; they sailed the 15th Met, in the hope of. joining tha"Ms diterranean convoy off this port, but not being en abled to come up with them put- 11,ck` last night, and this, morning availed themselves of the above convoy ; also sailed his Majesty's , brie Rapid, of le guns, with the following under,,corivoy for the Downs; :rowan, Cu NDY'; 'Susan, IRSLUDHA; Bid diford, BROICHNSHAw; Star, 111AVi Venu s , COT- ToN, with tin for London ;` Begat:46r, ELLio'r, with wines, last from Oporto forLOnJon ;- as the wind has blown flesh all day from the NorthWard i . the whole of the convoy must be quite •clear.of -the Channel. ti The packett Duke of Kent and Marlborough, with Mails for Lisbon and Cadiz, are detained for further orders. LEITH, MAY 16.—Stoorday the Nightingale sloop 'of war arrived in•Leith Roads from a cruize, and tw•o D:iniall'vesse(s, prizes to the Alexandria frigate and Clio sloop of w•ar. . Sunday. the Linnet sloop of war, with, four trans ports Iron) , Portsmouth, to take the 71st regiment, on board, the first division of which arrived yesterday. We understand that the Fancy gun-brig arrived in Leith Roads yesterday, with tw6plivoteera,, her prizes. She has likewise recaptured two vessels taken by them in the Moray Frith. The report of the Ceres; of Thurso, being taken , by the,privateers captured by the Fancy gun•brig, is uuluunded. ; • On Saturday the dispatches we finally dosed at .the.. Bast India .House,' apd'delivercd. to the Purscts of the futiowin ships, viz. - Surrey, Lord Cast!magi' ' rWaltharristow, Lady Castle. reegh, Warren Hastings, and Tottenham, fur latnegsl dire& • Paver Castle and Martinis Wellesley, Ceylorvand Bengal. Retreat and David Scott, Madeira and.liengal. • Charles Mills, Madeira and Bombay. Moffatt, Bombay direct: Captain WHITBY, who commandetithe'art crus frigate in the recent pliant aaion in ,the Adriatic, is the Officer th it . bad the affair with the Chesapeake A.meiican trtgste, a few fears since, in theiicipai of in guns. The - French General ROFIN; -who was made pri soner at Barroaa, expired,on board the GUT!, , 071 OWp of war, on Wednesday rsvenirtg, oft St. flelen'g he had spent the day in . gbod spirits; etprepaing leis isatisfaclion at surlying nAEnalstid, and Wu <walla from the Spaniards, EXTRACT OV A LETTER FROM STRALMID) " Tbere is great eitivily eniployed javre in m ak. ing preparations of defence to' oppose the in case• tlicy alleald attempt a descent. The Garri. ton t will be reinforct:d. \ire are construdlli new batterie4 and daily exped irdig r.x.TILIIT or .A LUTT S RI , II OM AM i'rEf;DiK, srao,3o, ! " ffolsr iSti 6 ifsli frigates, sod sotto °llia reAlb ;contitpai crui4ing at.the month of clic Meutie, 4 W I the design, no doubt, of linding cofoniaipraddir A Lieutenant *of thiLCustoins rind Wilil sight of the enemy upon one o f ilicsc vi W`'o l l ' r3 with c9froe and sugar, And coodu,:iv4 ke gal., ii Poll of Grill:'' 01 . , BERLIN, APRIL, i4.•—'l Nit' . 1;0 Eiiirefer 0' f 'wishing to,giva a. fresh proof o-hls tiirro tibiPk4 o t ier P oll tho King di Pruisia, a short time ag t w ellty- o ne individuals of the 131n4 ul Stio,l tali th it t were pri•eners is if ra nce ; tic even de,repd eximuLie-to Airlyeace; alo ud Lillie a11'40,4 ta ftioeg ilerlin; $' . . . , 1 . 'Hill MajQsty th e King of Wasie ti att% 11 ' 2 set at !ji:fly twiny priioi.urs, on account oftilb"l'a of the Ling .of K u m s• , VIUNNA, Mitt. 'C.—letters from C oC001,:i, nople give some dotails a tb• bloody 00,,1.0,' . 0 , '"WIY-wok. place la. 'het. towit. Nothot'' t ii. scribe the fury with which' the two corps 0 J: 1 . &Aries fought. ' 4t)ino,T, MAY 11 ..--The CaPtilin Of A " 51141 IF ,' JO ' °f 9 riled from Carlsham reports, that. up (.14. flips, laden with` Coloni3l prodUce havo'breg , . _ fro i oci "ined in" chat and their corgo46 cot , ). A, L.1::1" a- strong escort into the intelior. A r? b .....................r.. „ ........... SP 011T1ArG INTELUGLSet , „„ rc ONO ti ii ' "rn:uoM.,a,uAzi:::: T , '' sSECOND SPRING M.- . - ' SAT Ulll7 ItY , MAY 1 8 . -•Ai V otbiviii s'l' 1.,(1 Jersey's Spitler, ,yst. 131 b. beg ii• - ~, valt)ur' St•, 1.111a4 A.0...111. lo4gO. Niqtroal, br uf 21;vkultru':1,,i, dt-1,1,1{•17;11. 'I . v.' 0-) r old d e Le", 'l i c y g g . ;. Qu ,_ ,) . Li C , Somers e t's Ala,riiiivro, 80. 7 10. •• . •4, 1.4.1 l• oley's GUtidy, 7:it. iolb• L . b,i;tl..-- 11. r 1 " s l. : i i i rA oll n e S'l' i ll i ':' ; ''' ,. :: 81 ;;; :i :. 1)c. ' le cif:AB:::b.l:.f.lt:e;l:n..°llgifiii:or::::::::t.ile. r. i .b't i c . ':::t °- . 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