The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-12 00:00:00

p #.~s ~~'i4~ 1: C4i),Z MAIL. (Cooduded from our Paper of Yeiterday.) " Not test w:lthy of the admiration ot all Spani e-ds is 'he alt ,ek tit Agnilar, of which an account give , . by t ie same SANz,..mAde by twa_xlivisions ha • Marched oho* e thirty leagues without come or' tattling first, " Fro,tt•tht‘ taint I Was obliged•to separate tic prig in Las Vet - nettles, till my arrival In this llive ne.er eea,ed to 'inform this Superior Jtri the Govern 4 of the Castle' of Lorca, and all tit= ant litn Hies to whom' , it zi ppisrtsined, of the pro. t corm% , and the intentions they appear. ett s t it•entert;tot against the capital of this kingdom; „ito 1 org , d all to exert themselves in ns defence till 1 codld arrive wit +, the artily to its succour. The COergy of the Generals; and the exertions bf the ohlig , tl "enemy to halt, and suspend their ha-tv marches upon the points of Velez, flu and Port Lionvieres ; and bony say with truth, the zear :o•tr ta.ienrs of the Chief the Staff and Briedier SANx, have :preserved us the country the two div sions *hob I committed icohcir carp when I left them to condum the remainder of the army which wattapptoacholg to these points by the moun tains on the right, on which side the enemy ad. yarned, and obliged me to continue my march through rugged mottivains, in the direetion of Ma tia. The darkness,rif the ifight, the copious rain which felt, the want of wets, paths, or any guide,, the many leagues marched witty) t eating, occaNion ed the separation of the soldiers from their posts, Without any fault of •theirs, or of their officers.— ius the van guard was much reduced, as was the first division of infantry.• • The cavalry, under the command of CSA, in like owner arrived, without its whole force, at Caravacca, as did likewise that of OSORIO and 1 5 oy, which had bean' beaten on the pre, eding day. " All tie force that could be brought op reached Carmat ca on the t nth, and remained there till the 1.2.11 t, t hat the troops might take food and rest ; and afterwards I direcit.d the alloy in the manner I have alleadv communicated to your Excellency, and, though the event may net be glorious, I am highly satiAied with the conduct of the-Generals, otH .ers, and troo; a, which I have the honour to command, beCai.se the tliscipline observed on the present cuts. sioo,,on which ail the troops matched on the loth thineett leagues, and the third division of infantry flfteen; and no day less than seven, is.a promise of how touch nyiy expeited in other more fit vourabh circumstances: I ds•ure your Excellency, that . l have, with the greatest pleasure, seen the re signed .n with which all have .uffi,-red severe viva• tions, disrending hung.'l, thirst, and the wary of rest, ihough iiant ot them were unable to keep up Witt. toe Main hotly ot the columns, and some died foam wt alters , aod excessive heal. " I ha'e lluj vs to see the army very shortly unit ed, a. tar as relates to the cot ps that were in the line, and upon my tight, ,end our loss will not be of con,weration,, it the troops lett in the line to con ceal the retreat-should have the good fortune tojoin toe. " On th , 4 t nth the enemy, who were in Alboce, marched to meet them, and aft, r several discharge's obliged them to take another elevation, without or ders, to amid being taken. 'Flits is what some offi cers, who tido, ged to these companies, and have ,joited we, ha , e related : they perst,ade me that ally will nalo quickly form, because they possess tnoty good soldiers. " Although lirigaflier Conde de MONTIGO liar not y% t joined or informed me of what he lad e%ectited, aer Le had information of my retreat, I believe he u ill Tetithill in the oe4hbourbood of Alreganat, and that, as he ought to have done, he has joined to his division a sqeadren of the Spain and 4 company of the el Womb o the infantry of Aipujarra , , , w hick had been detach ed to Findoa, as your Excellency informed me i you, joutOe) to IltZa. God pre . serbe your ILXCt: luticy many years. • tit - ti !ti t; tti 's 3 114 U Htl iti 3 ~ i it ti t 1 " M. FitaYlle. '• ilene«quilters. Aleantarillo, Aug. 12. " 'lu .34..ut Lop 1. 14.tke711 r , ;; t. •i ( ", VXLI:NCIA D'ALC‘NTARA, SEPT. 13...—.01.11" gua. rewains 111 Cactles. The division. of Geneva! Four has repassed the tj ~, Tejo. CADIZ, SEPT. 18.--Thuy write from Seville ,nn der (tvi,, or sth mutant, that Sur was . at , (t;,l, and es demi wring lii none his forces 10 march 11 1 . on Alpowinas and attack the division of General BALLesTrotos. ire (toe ny'i troops which occupied Arana, have re iren so St!. Ole, They hive likewise evacuated T. gertal, prrison of 150 turn only in the Ca le. - - On the i4th entered thii port, the Spanish bri gantine Cnialina r , ha% log on board 254,000 dollars, horn Vera Cruz. FRENCH PA PERS. ANTWEIIP, OcT. 4.--On the 30th ult. at nine in ale Otorning, Ins Majesty received the different Au. thotities. At .noun he mutinied on hat seback, and visited the basins, arsenal, fortifications, and'quays. At tour' in the afternoon her -Muje3ty the Etniness at rived horn Brussels. On 'be 'sr 01 Oslober his Majesty again visited tie torlitiiations and arsenal, and tiaW b,cvefill ships cl war enter On the 2d he reviewed .the t'Ath regi'mer4 of light tits troops of artillery,: the battalion of. marine wo.kinen, and visited the works of la rate t'e Flanderi. • On the ad his Majesty held different Councils,.—. On the 4th, at two In the morning, his Majesty act tint to visit Wellinstadt, in the island ofGoree. !Ter Imperial MAjesty , departed at. ten in the trnornine, to' sleep . al 13i . ed 4 . An_w-tp, may now be corsidered as equal, in chit wt.ength,. to :Metz, and Strasburgh..• . The 14 POO; which h tie bt.en ,const meted ate_ prodigious. Zs` is nye nt ntilwatks' of France: the left k of the Scheidt, there exiittld two years ago, 4011 3' fetioiltbt, !tit - Mina right bastions in front,..tie ,:el•cie,l by 'an wow stippnried by the catiseway and the dykes of ArnOrtie, aid 'Mat itri.nt rise semis which base been expended upon Wig Vea.kti bey;aeltipluyed with skill and pro- M. Ili, Nitietty *it prosed. is xst4faitton to tie curpe of eligineersi and Major lielita‘.kii who dtrett -51 theist works wito%uch • The spettaae whit% tiie duck-yards offer is orniqtte, and without example. Twenty one ships of the line, of which right 'are three-deckers, are on the stock% more or less advanced. The arsenal is abundantly supplied with all sorts of equipments *Welt the Rhine and the Metric atfok i j. There arc• besides in it many thousand masts from the N. 4111. Seven years agn there was at Antwerp but a single quay, and the houses were advanced to the banks of the river; at present these betties have g'vvn place soperbquays, tt.tie.• to cote coerce, and even to the defence of theplace. 5 • Sit years ago there was no basin in it, but only some canals, where ships drawing ten or twelve feet water could scarcely enter. Now tit:re is a basin with t 6 feet water, and' capable of contain. ng 50 ships or the line, with a pa.s.)ge for vessels bf. i2O g 404. The quays up'►n the left bank of the new town will be immediately constructed, and a .new .basin will be excavated there. All the canal 4 or at - pedals which corrupted the air, and gave this town the aspect of an heap have, been replied or clean. cf. The Scheldt, from its month to Antwerp, is every where practicable for three • deckets; it ilia continued harbour, sheltered from all vf intl : more tkart one htiridred ships of war may 'anchor in the roods ot Hoogplaien, Teincuse, and 13.4etland. Be idc , the strong races ot Antwerp and Culsand, h s Attiesty has 'tittered tlfr coos' rtnl ton of another strong i;loc e at the polio of 13 01 ,,,,1en. These places, in alition to the torts of B sti r Lill°, and. Leif ken hock, which ha. e been the object of gr, at labour, will place for the lutute the establishments of this river in a state of defence against all at.empis. Toe fur tresses of Berg-op-Zoom, William-odt, att.! the forts of the Isle of Giver, the fortresses of 13Petla and Giircurn i complete the defence 'of the whOle territory. • A TUIIIN, 'SEPT. 30.—A, report from Venice States, - that two Fteticli frigates, cruizln4 in the Adriatic, have captured an English brig of 1 2 guns., AMSTERDAM, OCT. .—The certainty of the ter rival of their Majcsties, wht h we have fl a long time expecied, has put in motion all this town. Proud of the title of Ti.ird • Town of the E». pire, which his Mayes y his been, i.leasid to conkr upon' it, it flatters itselt it is WOrll y ut tnedisttinlloll, by the sentiments of gratitude titen it t. its august S. veteign. Evety prelimar..;n 11•. s made, to render olio suly of their M jestie, as brit. Ii lilt as the situation tit the ItiW Atlu the advti , Season will permit. vess , l cis ed I.iix M er ii vs is titled up so give a a e, it his Attj..•ty deign to accept it and the principal p..lsons td the ti,Wn have alseady been invited, unit All Ale su, , eri.,r Vunttionaries, In asi.st at it. TriddyhaLid -, lies have been erecte' i n the iiirrui6 'lll‘ Ugh Willett it is ptesumed their 1114jesties will The Guard ut Honour, which had lo%t many of its members, either through. death, or by their no mittation to pla,.es, which detuanoel their lesidence in alter parts, has wen completed ; the iithabi. tants who are still in the country,,are eager to re turn to their home. to pay the hollows of their house to the distmgeislied p•rsons in the huite of his N.Ljesty ; w.OO will .be lotigcd with them. A crowd of siraegers Dock hom an parts, to ei.joy, the most glorioes toechiog spectacle ever offeted to the • eyes of the Hollanders—the presence of the greatest of Monarchs. The following notification relative to the public fi:-J„es on the occasion of the entry and sojourn of their Majesties in Auisteldana, has been insc.rted in the Journals •" The niyor of Atnstetdam, considering that in a few days the tan of Amoerdam will enjoy the indxpressWle honour of possessing us walls their Imperial Majesties; consider that the tn• habtiattts of this town ardently expect the occasion of testifying their joy upon this hippy event, by the must unequivocal proofs of .their attachment to their august S,vereigns, has decreed as follows " Conformably to the decree of the 2 , 011 Men sidor, year 12, the Mayor, accompanied by his assistants, the Municipal Council, and a detach ment of the National Guards, shad go to the pre cincts of the town. " A triumphal arch shall be ereaed there: " The gate of Meuden shall be decorated. " In the middle of the plauting there shall be ereaed a grand triumphant arch, with emblems, expressive of the vietories gained, and treaties of peace concluded by his Majesty the Emperor and King. " Another triumphal arch shall be ereaed in the street called Beguilers Breituraat, with an allusion to the immortal name of the Emperor,. in reentd to his high deeds in arms, as well- as the spPeial and powerful proteCtion which the arts and sc encert en joy under his most glorious reign. Upon the grand bodge of Arentel three grand triumphal arches shall be eretted. " The hotel of .tbe Mayor -shall he decwated ; upon the bridge at the end of Kerzersgacht, near Brouwersgacht, a temple of architecture shall be ereaed ; and upon the sides, and above the atchi move, emblems of navigation and comtnrrce placed. A triumphal arch shalt be eretted in the square, named Kadysplun, decked With the attribotes of warriors. • • • " Twelve of the largest bridges shall be decked with different decorations proper to be illuminated. All the towns, edifices, public buildings, 'and ships, shall be ornamented, whilst their Majesties honour the.town with their august presence. " On the evening of the eilllry of their Majes , •• ties, there shall be a general illumination :• the in habitants will illuminate the front -of theit'huases frofil seven in the evening till midnight. " All the edifices and. public huildingi , will - : be illuminated. " The grand illumination shall take place in one day after the arrival of their Majesties. " There are to be boat-raecs, admission - to the theatres gratis, and provisions given awl ay by-lottery. ". There , will also, be grand fireworks from the bridge Amstet ; in front of which a Saloon will be construMed, to receive in a proper manner their• M ajesties, in case, they should wish to honour it with their august presence. W . J. VAN idRIENN'EN, is 6g Van do Gruoteliaqt.. . 'SOT. 1 iszr—tin tltt nigtrt tweed the Bth and oth, the Tooke, in number se veral thousand bitin, passed in Many bosh Me river from Witllachht, and seised Upon an hiand, which the Danobe formerly formed, withib halt- , pistol shot of Hobodoji. At nine in the mom'. slog. 'there were at Hobodnji more than 10,000 Turks, who came to blows with the Itursian 8,(1. vaned posts. The action was widecifiive. - The Turks continue to entrench themselves, and cause more troops to pass the river. It is presumed, that to-day being the anniversary of the Emperor of Russia, 4 general attack will be made upon the Turkish entrenchments. The tail diVision, com• mandett by General Marko e, ILis received orders to proceed here by forced marches. SEM LIN, SEPT. 16.-The. Grand Vizier is a calm, calculating man, in the plan of his attacks, but brave and intrepid in their execution. He has commenced by seizing upon all the Islands of the Danube, both below alt.! above RUdschuck, ani hits hid them foriified ; whilst the corps detached (rein his army disturb the Russians in the Lhtferent pain's of Wallachia.. He has published to his army, that the campaign of this year will not bvlore the conquest of Wallachia and MolJavia. Contrary to. the 'lurks in general, lie is perlettly acquainted with European tactics,' and stile the projects of his enemies for the purpose of dele.iting them. He has 3 great confidence in his cavalry, which is well mounted," .and his horse artillery, even, is ,‘ ell serv. ed. Ht.- ii a simple man, and the deelated enemy to all Oriental pomp. He walks for hours through the camp, speaks without distinction to all his gohtirrs, pi units them to ,ipproach hitt), and li , tews with Attention to their complaints. It is decided th it the Grand Sznior u ill not come to I' e ariny this year. We are still ignorant whether the Turkish fleet will crier the Bieck Sea upon that secret expedition hid . ' has been talked of si, c Spriog. The Ser vial's still remain upon the del•nbive in their en troticlied c imp; they cover their frontier., and think ihowselvcs in a aitu..tiun to repel the attacks of the Turks. CHARLESTOWN, JULY 29.—The French priva 7 err the Duke of Daurzick, of 24 . guns., cruizing in the neighbourhood of 13 trbadoes,Thas Liken two large Eng vessels. Two other privateers of the same 1136011, La Vengeance and La Marengo, have entrird, the one into this harbour, and the other t;rt, , the Savannah, with valuable cargoes.—Moni teur, .oa. 7. • COPENHAGEN, SEPT. 14,—We have just learned that the flotilla of gun-boats stationed in Norway have taken an English frigate, and that her convoy,. consisting of several merchant ships, fell into . oar power. Our privateers are all ready to set sail, and arcs waiting till the equinoxial gales disperse the English fleet,. in. order to make valuable captures. PLTARSBURG, SEPT. 9.—The General in Chief of our army in Wallachia states, that a, Turkiih corps commanded by ISIINIAEL Bry has taken se veral islands which are under the cannon of the fortress of WeJdin, separated from the left bank by an arm Of the river which was fordable. The enemy afterwards penetrated to the left hank under protetlion of the batteries, erected on these slandi. Oir the 3d, the Turks attacked our troops with impetuosity, at three different points. Major , Generals KEPENINSKI ana Ismsxt repulsed the attack of the enemy, and forced them to fly to their entrenchments, after leaving many killed upon the field of battle. Our troops fought against su perior numbers from 7 in the morning till 3 in the' afternoon. The Turks lost 1000 men in killed or wounded. Our loss consists in three Officers and ninety-five men killed and wounded. in the same report, the General in Chief an nounces, that at three in the afternoon of August 15, the Turks agiin advanced from their camp and at- Welted the coops utaroi.ie of Lieutenant General de SASS. They three time. renewed the attack against the redouht we had eretled, and thrice were tepuls ed. The comb ti Listed till night. Our, loss con, sister! in I otfierr and 19 soldiers l.illed ; anir 4 ()dicers and . 122 soldiers wounded. SESIoN, Sure. i7. 7 —Weexpeti shortly to re6ivrl h e re great intelligence from the theatre of war. Filly thousand Twit. have already passed.the nube and entrenched thenpiel% es. BELGRADE, SEPT. 7.—We fear this town will soon be besieged. The woman, children, and old men, have abandoned the fl.a counlry, to take re. foga in the fortresses of Schobatz and Strmendria. The Russian garrison here is very weak ; yesterday the Senate deliberated upon the means of delt.mce requisite to oppOse the enemy, who are making con siaerablo preparations against us. VIENNA, EPT. is pretended that thallis cussionsot the Diet are occasionally very tuniulltioas, and that, artiong other things, a dernand has been MOO that all the ,. gold' and silver extralied from Abe . Hungarian or_Transylvanian mines- shall be made into Hungarian and not. Vienna money. Tile de mand of the suppression of all,paper-,mnney what ever, and the exclusive circulation of specie, has been judged inadmissible and iMpossfiale.. there reigns in our neighbourhood a.fever, which makes such rapid progress, that in three villages alone 2000 .persons have been attacked by it. SEbILIN, WT. 16:••••On the' 13th, 'brim hundred inhabitants,the remains of the armedlorce, set out for the intrenched camp at Deligrad. The Servians are well armed, and have plenty of ammunition. On the( eth, oth, 7th, and Stb, there vista Weis ti dirtiot ii tts b e fore Ba affair' of posts, an d the movements of raol 0. 8 'narks, lea us to susp ect that they meditates g *stack. The Russian Gaueral Ontrr.ta has marched with the greatest part of his corps, and another considerable &ohm one from before Bop, to the principal points of attack. * SOLENtIi (Switzerland), SW. 20..-- 4°1111" " it' Tour is immediately expeaed here on a visit to his Excellency the Landarnann. A Danish Officer, who accompanies him, has arrived from Basle te: announ ce the arrival of this ince, who, according Ms resid enc e in Swi tzer. to what is said , wi ll fix i4m' r land. VIENNA, SEPT. 23.--Reinforcernents bays b een ordered to march for the Russian army withal l hall; PARIS, OCT. 6.--We hare recei7ed the fallowing details from Ant relat werp, ive to the arrhill and 00' lourn of their Majes ties in that town, under (LS -- the 2d instant. the 03 nint,s loon!. On the ;oth Sep tember at one in .°f!" -Y• hii Majesty the E m p eror arrived )11 this 1413.. on Ills route from Flu shin g to the . Sche wers th e houses from th e g ate to the Pre f e es ill u minated; at six o'clock, reiterated diecilarge.l• llt r of artillery and the lining of all t he . be the An twerpians the . Pret er ! . . .nounced to this of his Majesty. ..At- ten WOO 110 moo n au diences to the. Authorities.; at noon on horseback to inspea t he p ort, second bastia ed ther fortifications. The Emp eror was accomPenl the Engineers, of d ) place _v,every— ;+ was received by the most. lively' 001301/0.. The Emperor Went beyond the pie St,Deetglhi; receive the Empress, who arrived ebot)t past three. The crowd, which pressed ef fi l li not towards the passage of our august Sovelt4 again ade the air resound with the cry of , m live the Emperor !"--` r J o ng live the EmPre°lltif, million of times repeale d. At the re°l3l° Majesties entered the P alace, the bandf the c 0 Lode 0 00 1 Regiment played Le Quatu er one be better than in the bosom of hie 4°ll / de At night the whole tow n was iihuninactuis Yesterday their I%.f.ajesties left the N age I ,l, ei g e o'clock, the Empress in so Open earner --00 Piror on horseback. Their Majesties 'v ent I t 114 other side of the river to view the O ics l new town, after having visited the efigii6 marine. , ,as On their return, their Majesties elliba,irke,cifoloo superb boat, surmounted .with an'imen'?"-,hici: and proceeded d 0.% n the river to the-bsloo lio they entered amidst an immense coed' :oaf Pressed upon them. Their Majestic' Iltdi; . returned to their Palace. . His or bso E x c ellenc y the Minister of the Inter set out for Holland. sc respeat his pie:: We thank eur Corresp ANT cus for his doll on T tnt CoRRESiOND4NI4. . Alert Ili e d he L ei to l s u but Divinities. . 11 nie tc h ra n :k I:4:o9o:4l:.icyche the honours paid to NIII4UNII and MIAS tjart its b# T i a l unch of a - mi t: : as usual on , such occasion, in honour ol titor osisst 111 glorious naval service , ol d not to pay 1 - • al it re° t° • 10 11° I atter or' . A Frictd to the Costilotion as II l e' l'ilostp° not think quite proper for admiision, men" w hi c h ought not to b e published Wit h Ont 3 ' Veitiffati43(l. ,- '• - '-- 1 " 5Ce to 00°' " Rtriscsious un a Th ird Theatre little more I t fiefibm. ' MAI LS. • Loaf Alien , ao-1 Dublin, 2 Waterford.rscf• L I 1 Malts, i Guernse'y, 1 Je . , ............. , l'ltleti t)t. ti l'Our* ':1 wets msv a r rwscv it 0."'°11. 16%. Consols . .'. 63 i I ' Onmluin - * It StiLEM QUIS 131Cigt /ALSUM Alb' 4 ... . LONDO N, s A121....afL0ur,t1tii,,..181 I ' .„,.,,, . ----- DAI, • All. " IPindsor-Casile, Oa, lg, - " The KING continues in the same state, trot if ii. tiALftlg, 0 M, lib! 1,,,,,,,,ith 111": 00 " v o - .id Lt. WI 0,15. ...............-. i lo ok 'Ehic'yactcnoirigtialtinPaarviSercaPeelaibos Ir:ttifil:Co39ttilitlitill:: 111830111 i manse fortifications which BUONAPAICTS 10 9 C wh:e i try bet erected round.A.ntwerp. The a nxie t y osd he has abewp to f o rtify that place, SOW! ._OO4 Cadsand, affords the best practical refutation d o t : 0 who objected to the expedition to the S4he oi the ground that the object was Out Vitglb 10 pence. , J.., 4 trf IV Aber BuoNAr*R'S was e%pe...e... at Arnis—a" . 0 hi, receP u° great preparations were niOing for ree d Temples and triumphal' Wand to beeijed ifi - the city was to be illuminated, and the We t dere 4 habitants, like those of Dunkirk, wet retost livBl assume smiling aspects, and to tea! the . ~ sa , ti t J 1411" , jay s ,it is impossible to read wllll° 0 0 4,:c indignation the following es.l36°i°rl ~#{