The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-18 00:00:00

r 'l' 1-1 I S 101.114 yuil Utcsai Fat-sum Au1,6,4i I,fl N 0 OpIISDAY, APRIL 18, 1811,. cial Bultetu►e were issued 95th, Was killed. took mime prisonesq. burins. brought oti. was sEcorio KILLETIN, Fr,itice. remote from Lisbon. And in that /position he now ciniely watched by Lord Weihngtoh, vvbri, monde tte preaervi.* hi S ttOnittatuit ottoti With the 4 4 1,1144 po-ition cievoing LisbAti. is ready to tAtt: advantage of any opportunity tat inore tine that may be afforded hint by the moveattents of etieroy• C r,c be Cwltit:4,4l AIM LS, t Lisbon, 2, Watcrfuni. Du 1t..-1 Dub. • , Ijp,t Watcriod. bTOCKS TIM PAY Ilot 101111.1/t tOctocx, ConfAS • •' •• . 643 i Rol. Ann. •63i tuortiing I.l6 l )atc. , ett wet:. leceivtd from Lord Witt.t.iNGTosi, mud shortly slier th lotiowinv, oui. Wu Department, Downing-street, Ain't ts, Asti. A Dispatch was last night received from Lord WELLLNGrON, dated MaraWitero, 2d April. iiis I...ord3hip states, that having collated his army near Ceicrico, on thv fidth of March, with a view to didledge the eatnny troto the podition he sot:roed inclined to maintain at Guartla, some skit- ladling took place at Mains and at Traedati, from . wlielice this enemy drivttt with the lu►►s of many prisoners, Brigade Major Sy/Aux . , of the Upon LW morning of the 29th, Lord WiLLING. TON moved in (urea against the position of (ittarda, but ihe eueroy, abandoned it without tirtug a abut, and retreated to Sabution. Our cavalry pursued and • Upon the 3olii, Sir \.:VILLIAINI ERSKINE, with the cavalry sod hursc.art.llev.v, Gil upon the rear at the secood corps, Wittig bOrtie anti making some pi- The Ening .1,4 s taken a position on the Can, and Out Ar tby waictlltcteed 00 4ilo itigt. upon lelL at 'anti nvur. Lord WELLINGTON tranhtnits Ott Altai Sat of Mar. figiit;iyuktD'i partial. attion. /AO LL Enemy, Pear Cattlpo nty?t, 01) the 251.1 i of March ; the 'French force coosisted c,f ruur regiments of cavalry, end three battkltons of ioflotry, with some hose ar• tillery. cavalry wily of tlits Atllt:4 was engitgeil, enemy lillrOt4ed to ilatlajos, with the h of 6 or 60() ,tnert. OLIe Irrencti howlizer was Tot twill, Ices of ti e Allies amount% 10 24 killed, s woußtiod, and 77 No ficitisll Offiuor The enemy abandoned Campo Alayor and a con- siderible supply at provioions. iravv. 11kt:wise sbaticiatitd Minupelque is apptats OW the reinnanci: Which had been made at Campo Mayor to the French tOrett relleaed great notour upon t h e Governor awl ilac inbaiiitants April G. The itatetion of the corps under General lIALLss WittigS with that Iru u Cadiz .htidei Gen. ZAYAS bas been prevented by the arrival of Prince D.A ttEmits gra with A body of mon ear 4000 wrong, in thy Cindada cli Niqbla i upon which Gen HILLACI ILituf), retiral upon enaillegos, and Gun ZAYAS e'-ernbiuted hi 9 hoops on tlits 991 h. The 4lemtiot4 Imo the Nurtt) of Portugal state th e II o g Bll66littkii,S to V.lll,lttulitt, and the cons,iiiteot perolitsion of the ,Tortugutnie Mil ot iZe ptostocva of Trasos Itsiontus, to return to b'r'a ttyi morning receivitti Spanioh and Portuguese; ii „ r% ii „, I , wet) vi‹ have matte copious extracts. it i 4 repolt,:d Oust the Etna Uy have evacuated Badji)z. si x t,i 4 ates have arrived at Spitheacl from the Ci t M ship p_ AilLittith L „ipti.be4 anti laiott6in Cbtk,. a DM: 1 4 'reuell corteitt: pi4vateer, but tb,vo ycarg and OW but (..hi cru,:t 011 Slit 4 WAj %Wilt') 0 blibtl diSlittirt , of the ,v;h ciatctql Eretata by the ut6,11,.;ty Cpt , MAITiAt4D, Who btf, .hip Jilt: p4uance ut iudianati, by , HI up inCtlo lll iiW" hia track. POriTVOULd'S'E' MADUID, Mown .3.—On the 28th tilt. *thrice was reCeiVeti ut the advance of Ow Patriots, by - the way of Pardo Valdetnora and Arcata, upon whi6l) intelligence, parties of too infantry and 50 cavalry, niarcheti upon these points. Afterwards we were in formed that these parties went, part against . t he Patriots who were the day below in Coltnenar, and part to protect the first convoy from France,, which arrived the' day befo . re Yesterday, escorted by 200 infantry and some distnountt‘d dragoons. Those who arrived in it inowure nv, That' in tye.. tieighbouthond 01 Seitera de Nova, there' are bet Ween G and 700 horse be longing to the Patrio . .s and that in the vicinity of Burgos there are nut more than 4000 Spanish troops; they add that in the city of Burgos and its tico,bourtiood there are toooo French. . On 't nit. arrived nine waggons loaded w;t h wounded, proceeding from Ctilininar and V‘metti.ts. We observe that the Frelidt . are nivel) our of humour, but the ittiaoita.its ait in good spirits, on account of the favottrabie intelligence in eirekilation conceining Portugal, And ilusia, Asttirias and Caia lonia.. Fresh older., have been'given to all the treasurers of Castile, not to pay any ,bills, unless aunt - Pp:mica by art order from BELLIMU). The paper_moiley which Joserp and ins Ministers lidve rnanotaaore4l, becomes every day more riUiculous. Yesterday a courier arrived from Andalusia. Let ters from all ►tarts speak of the great grist' felt by the intobtOnts ut Spilt at the death of the M4l!Via; ROMANA. 'RUM Tllll LM MO); ,GAZP.I"II; OF AP1111... 1. MAnost 27.—The Fieoch.blo:kaded the place'of tittopolgaior on the ; they ereOed their batteries within [Wirt musket shot, under shel. ter of the ruing of Port St. Juan, (I , !Stroyed in 1800, and Opened their tire at nine in ilia morning of the Itrth, afier lot brave Governor had treated with contempt ,their propOitiolls and threats, and from nine in the morning till six ,in the evening, they, threw into the place 338 bottlbs. Ihe fire contint; .. . ed till the 21st, when 'a pradicable breaCh was et% fe,tied ; then propositions were agail made, whin the Governor found himself. obliged to, capitlll3!e ; the conditions of the capitulli ion do , hirti much honour. The Governor nutr,hoi on , at the breach, at tbe hear! of the garrisian 1 he arid all hi, Officers preserved their avvor.'s.. The garrison con sisted tit 45 artillerymen pt the 3d regiment; Si ty met) of the company of the arillery of °dhoti zas, two hundred and thirty militia, anti ali.,ot 300 ordinanzas of the place, having among them too' muskets. They . fired more than 4;000 shat, between bombs anti halls; Imo the ph ice. Hall of the ihbabitants were ruined, not withsotithing which they wcre content. In the place there were eight killed and 28 wounded. The 10311 at the enemy in ktilett tunst have been great, as they attacked with nine pit ces 01. 1 ,?,4. and t , 2 poUriderB and six mot lin :4 0 and were answered train the piece by IE4 picCes ut canna n,„ tvhiCtti Welt! hcaitt at the distance of 6el/4.en ur eight leagues. The place capitnlate4 on if ,e t Ist, het 'war; not 81.1111eiliitled till tWO o'clock uti the loupes that the succours tt)q)Co43l m lit arrive. On the t 4th, the Angto-Portuguthe army march- 1.1 out of Arrow hes, in order to eta off the enemy's comniunication, .and nn attinn followed, in I,Vitielt he sutlered coniiitlerahly. 'f hi.allied cavalry aEted in the most grill:nit manner (we mtpea the official detail), and Campo Is,laior was retaken. On the 21St, when the tire 'was 'lotto', the vviarnen carried water and provisions to the soldiers and artillery at, the parapets and batteries: When" the inhabitants wore told the detenee would cause them much ;nip chief, they felt grea . tly offended, and tleclarkd they were ready to raze their houses in ender to continue the detenoe. 51',V1L68. MARCH 14.—The foll?wing is the Ga zettc Extraordinary published here this day:--- " - Lie memorable aeiin►t of the sth or this month has covered with gloi y the first eorps of the army under the command of the. Marshal Uuke ti t BELLUNO. " Gen.eAssaoti a, whowas in Miditia Secionla, had oiders to twilit, a reconnoitring uponConil, ai the' b,nile time the Marshal orderedl4_en. viudati t o ad. Vance, and he came up with the'etierny, who was matching to chiclana with a infets of iii,odo men, among whom were 6000 Envi.rh. ts ,' Sew horns the aaion becan n t: ,..rieral; and the whole, allied army Was engaged wito 7 or 400* imperial troops. The battle WHO Very ilbstmate and bloody on both : sides. The loss of lire enemy was Col)fil. as they retreated with so much pri cipita. that thVy (lid trot stay to c3lry away the wo,inded. We were employed in burying the dead and giviog assistance to the wounded of ttieenethy. Aniung the ktried and wounded were home dermal Odicers, and othtri of tilt* on both sides. f't 1 0 01111 es details of this memorable day shill be given when they ate motl ed i—in the 11;Cati time it is impOssible to avvid making tine retlet.tion on tht , , succeiii. This greet artily, which was the fruit of the eifoiti and.preparattons of six tno..ths,.only presented itself in the plains of Cond and Chic:- lati, to diiappeJr and shut itself up in the I,la, twenty-four hours, atter having fou g ht with forces three times inferior in numbers. It. could nut loll4er maintain t he add of 'Wile, be. cause the English, w In) led it ou, cautii,usly avoided engaging iu erverprizes whiCh may leaf them too tar train any place tat embarkation. The Regency, to equip this army, had exacted Loge sums from the comniereial inhabitanta of Cadiz, and .fir a whole year imposed ou those, simple people, by making them believe, that the, noble sacrifice of their property would soon , be' reeor4eoced by the raising of the siege of that place: " Ilk take hope they cherishod float day to day. Thimen months experience, and the A ucees., ut the 5111 instant, may : bhew them what totatkla.! tion there 13 for thu hope that the efforts of the revoe tutionary government vv ill be able to change the state of things." MADfito, Fes. 15.—The Courier of AndAusia arrived on the 121 h. Letters from Seville reach to the 30th ult. The Ex-Cotnntissary, AItANZ, had nut yet apt out to, Madrid, for want of an escort. Several private persons, wor►hy of credit, uni►e in expressing their well-grounded hopes of being soon rid of their enemies. Letters from Grennda to the'od instant, mention tat BEDASTIAN't set out in an eastern direction on le night of the 39th, taking with him the greatest part of his division as well as his Staff. 'rhelettetti observe, that this was done vely,suddrnly, and t hat the rain came down in torrents at the tune, All the money contained in the Treasuries of Granada was taktni put the same night at ten o'cloa. Leiters from Salamanca to the Gth 'nat. mention, that DUOUAT wag between Ciudad ltodngo and Almeida with 14,000 men ; that i3UNNET h Id Ar rived at Salamanca; and that the Spaniardi weie on the egili La . Baneza. On ine tai b died General the Talarqiiii de BEAMUY, in consequence of the'la►c amputation of his 1 , 4 g, occasioned by a wound he recc.Lived horn a Patriot.. . ' Mariam, Fun. 14.—Busstuau; bas imposed a ,tribute of 24 millions on the Province of Burgos, and militated ;wil the wen in that city capable of bear- i; arin4, either single car.- married. According . to Ofe 140 inf9rmit!ion, the. number 0 the enetny in'Eurgni• does not exceed 3000 men, and without any probability Of being reinforced.— It iN said that SEBASTIAN' haft bean obliged to alma dott his intcadvi expedition against Murcia. TAttuAcONA, FEB. ist.--.On the 2d the enemy, with more than 2000 men, advanced towards the town of Gogatt es, with every appearance of an in., tenti,tn to take possession again of the oity.of Se guenze, according to his repeated threats; but our troops, notwithsizinding their inferiority in point of number, took such advantageous pobitious to resist them, that, the single operation has bectt sufficient so to deter the enemy's troops, that they have re turned to their camup, without making the least at , tempt. 1..,t5n0N, APRIL 6 —l,,ord heed -1 quarters are still.et Cele ic.O. The enemy have been obliged to quit liidajoz, and are reported not to have . retired towards Aluicida, but Sebugal, which is the southern road. Copy of an Offi c ial Dispatch' from his Excellency Marshal t;eninal Lord Wellington to ins Excellency Don Miguel Pereira Forjaz, dated fiead•quarters, Gonna, Mach 27, trag. I. 4 .lx.csuLsNT SIR; immediately found that the enemy retired with !to much celerity from Mocta i I continuee to pursue with the intaary and lightdiviaion, commanded by 114ajor General Sir W. Erskine, supporting the said troops, with the 3d and (ith divisions of infantry, and tic InithinOn the right of the Mondrgo. I or der. Al. the renntinder to halt, to whicu I was indocqd in.cousequence of the provi.ion not having arrived, coining upihe Tagus iti thediiedion ut Mondego, Thiv Wit, the situittion of the eiiniitiy, itt Which 110 1 1 1 i11g could be procured, rendered neCeSsaly, as each tuttreh . angment4d the distance bet wren Ibis army mild inligazities prOvisionp oti-th'e 'Digits, the difficulty and pr , c.irintisnessof obtaining St.lo4iStchCe her the troops, becltue proportionably greener; be sides, it did not appear necessary to advance, tor sotit detys, the main body of .the army, Ther ea.. light troops continue to . Incernmode the, .tear u$ the enemy, amid make prisonetti; at the time, the intiiti4, under the orders of Colonel' a in, ,had on the *2(l an adieu with set - ettenlY'a taclunent, in the neighbourhood ut Celerieu, in whit!), it is stated, the enemy lust 15 ptiunicrb,,had seven killed, and many wouilded: The 11 111,11, likewise, under the , command a General t o ok on the 25th instant Q 6 in.ll. Tlie 4ri 11'Y tt it I. '" chow his left, which Is coin l ioicll Of OLE: Iwo LA , HiT by tiie tionve.l, following ilk: road wlll , ,ii rite Serra, Its the dlreci,on oi tile C ij o: Go d and Inc remainder eft the arniy by the r , ,ad .11 t.it leads to Ccierico. t La , Icily he i,a, sent more troop, tor the tity of . Gruardea ) iu vrhik.h 141.60 he is buil 141 force. -Our vanguard is in adrnnce 0f.C...1, rioi, in . the tr,irectiun a Guard 3, and in Jtherc., ii, 14 I d 31,1 at v itiion„in A be Serra, ocetipyirg rk.rcr), Yy'c'tl.4. According to 1111011111111011 front the 10:1) u , Svi , o the ! rnperial Guard Las received order s to 1°1"-i' 1') J:". France. ~ ~.. . •-. ~ (Signed)' W17.331;:i.; ; „ ......—., Potts AS DE MX01)11_6. MACH 99' -111 ', it ,, jr ; paid of the enetny yesterday of• x!lpi,it (;''it"'..- ~?`telidPd his . detaultiwittl to C,k3co, C..e,11°, "la, and nt:thy tithe! - piacei near the bArio e. t ,..., w ',.,,.l.l;Lltiriev,isaionid;: of icitte,hTnue'.llt, jorta,itieocSci;urriledsooEr‘3l,r;6.'l:4',ii (G;:vuttiariaafsdsald,'.:,itiil,ci.sicbisa,i}earatt.d that of Cul.' NVI:so.. A.'r'st° in CgLEUICI, MABCH 30 . _.*;: `he Reliell ‘VOI`e I" 4 Iwo I he AlikdbefAor:o));esntie;irrdcabyedin i g , ; u o t i t t i 3, o ,i c c ' t , ;', the,' PreciPi ately tied. On . the sante (14 ki, e ni"°`' prisoners, near Alverc,t, 7 [lien an,i en (OH' . Y esterday night' there tell in •('Ai r power, its A y ' ljs da Rebiera 400 men and 130., ()dicer. in ;di 0• 0 skirmishes the Arlie; had olds , four lilie.l alid:'''"f ' V. , _ Otinde.4. The French tnarrit in the dirc-i.i.rit S.ihugal, and are • going tot Plancentia and 004. 4 Rudrigo. • .............rrir7e.......................... W r iN 1. WWI, APIIII. 17,'...,Fiii NIA.IIOTY reStatl Diiii Wa* 'hi' "locoing on 11;e 'l'e trace, inieo.kil'f ieierncesiiNlYot L i iLietsiiaaniicrteelitot LdTti;r:.ndtriiiti,,(,4,f,;(eilyl:o of the . weather will induce his MAJrSTY tut .14 I• 6 *.31" exetci‘e in die' aitetnnon. 1. 4e l'ol-01‘,`1 11V91.1.fil'A and S,,PHIA ei .joyed their i . 1 c "' "''''",:, s i or Great Pat It, at tende 3 hy Lily Is va I; t: I.A.tto N' surd AYY.Esnp WY and Gene,.IIGWYNNE O': L 3li}e , party. The h' 11l CANT EI4DVIIY O il PRI AY , LESDU HT arrived here this morning. :JO '' ( ;I li verend Prelate waited on licr MAJESTY il' 11 "':': 1:e i beill 'these Nub:Lateil leaver Intl,' alter'' tiuii 1 0 ' HaniptOn C..-ut t• We have received sortie 6,-Intin 7rlergo 1° 11) : recent date bl the fed i , .st 'f't , and tlyy in",''', [ l „ '".'ece,lig than any , wl,ich II Se Re" 1- ' l6' 1 ( Pi° 2ill e'l. 'l'lre al tifices that are ettlii.","%rris ...Bernadotte.. to the .11 I exert:iv, nith- rtl." P r , u , - , r ot Swede!) will he seen in the ist i xtia,". '" i i a .. Paragraph feu ii V/ellll3 enlllill/14 an bt; '' lathre:‘.:i4ll:t:ljEtcitt::tiatti):ll6l.l.lNingActtuctiri; ittii.';‘";:i'llitet,7 i'lif'':*l,2:l..iiter:t. presentatroir of the'real subject a tate P , 1cui °11.4 !' 4 ,1 , , inent ri cortiple.tely A bmitioued .. 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IIV ,r 'rite Engiiiih Government is protlto' t, I tpl o feet. 10. att , ag , in ill the Baltic this yea. 4 AO' tePtpt is to be made we do not leaf I), bCIIII,,' 0)C1S .rude (25 are to remain liere sail of the line) iiidialtiv 01111!)/,,/le5, 0, ! n ail the impotent *hew of. last season, ln..',4tat "14.krOP.Up trade, as o ver ii 03 5 1 ° 1 ' y port A i l them. '' er w ° 11,10°` ''. to " Yestiftday arrived 300 Met; from to ro . °twiutieriilci:lV:ivr:ltnig::4l6l:4ll:A:ieMi'n:s:wuc'arilir:ggh4t3l---::er;lunill'end:lll:::ii:jllns'eilentlve:': '''i':: tr ool. , ` ~ tar. av Vprsetto, in the. province of , c i o d'' support that people . agai" st the sitl ' ' l'''' ervieri.a, army g r i e ve nt consist threatened . t o iy t. 10 1 1 1 i: 1 1 i ja ' `:::do .l : b thou . ' "cl me n.' san t ' sp ' i r' it Or We are aoured that the lung cf)ri ' i f, 0° tt .11 0 • i i Petlaiuti.ol arms will , be quickly urt i "` col isi , o'r la i ß s :i t t ; gt as e t cti : l9kl : I t i l S i l l ' e a e 't : t i ai t li e r: o r wl i i ' c o i;)l r ‘: : l o s t ee i .: 4 11;1 1:' 4 1' s s'iliter'esi:!eesCi i'..!ill'n'l::ijt,rau,kliii,(.ll:'ia::etic(lel..:4:,oll:ll:l':icil'il,4ll,tlf,ti4i'l'ii:llo:l'.l7 ojili rii, ~ .‘f, engitement. • g,l 'a . , f tiro leilf "etleraf from Conshintioople, v b , , sol' ho l on P . . e 4,'' taken ill. A rumour is, 4.iicol ited I j0,,,03i ', T O been achVitlistercti by solve of lb ° 1 . j o VIKI l'iti 4 eveitt his at les IP ° " dd Ili' . ' st pas te oo' Schumla. if In the Mouth of the I ) sn'''''" loi n AI fl . i s, tie' „ 1,4 v°Y hay arrived, big. ,ring Puivi4'".— itis;' - ,-di and 'artillery f o r the ituiiii,a, oility. ,sii by ii l sent u t (Polley has been !tent t o 14111:.!,04.P, ~,tr, fur their pap Gout ,Kannolr). ii 0 . 1 l'w,,, i... 17,1 C7 r o e r :t n :i ' ,. l l:l lw r i l _ s * : : ° o (l : e r igY s i si 9 : . )::::o:: ' ; t iit o ir : ‘ : e.sl : P ;: ilfl , 9;j : :::::?:-;4l:'el•''' . ls;;:lictiP", 3 .. boll ti t'% I id' ..........0.."' . ..,. . , U9j.t'r, t he ccrtvoy rtcr.v' ioro(e'''311140111:11/11411',"i.:11;.:-3 ~4,'"4".,:-.Vvilei,Litpa.go out whb co -. too tol t i O ,o , land: they likewise c, t ry ()PI 'W11,1(401. • k:l4fhlaint regiment, under tau e"2'l3' , ,t t , to Jo" e , Or Nl' QV Aft elti. . ~i)till1Illt; 41 41tiong Ott enr1;11 lilv-' l Y,‘" t” t'iir - ' iin j/ rj"' d` 141 1 . Portuktl, are the 2,1 tmit.si Lill o, - . 1 , t ii ,t t ot . i o t) ginwiii, lii:: 7 / .6/,, or 1-ii:4llLitui Li4 l . ' ll o.ottic, relent, anti the ,141 t, or Irish. priV. .. 0 1 j iff some ut th-r liehvy c4v.4y. . ~,,,i ill o' tv i Ti. fulh/Wilit4, c orp.; ttre 's(ati(l lip 110 1 / , f ';10 Poilstivittill, viz. ihe tillt Veter"n 0;1-0'et;',111.0:' and 2 1 W e sf York, Noi ti 111111")", fill 41 '►' Sp.OSA c , NI ioclicsex i iit Vellico-51/11ei ' , witifl, tolle'"A Jild firiiiileishilt regiritewsi 0,..;,,11,4 o r a ‘ l l ,O :0 0 ' Trefoil .wrilig regintents Of .IV4'.‘, i i%, t ,',. 1, al...ittritiii aint to the neighb)oftolisilliiipin '`,44)iic ester, the'G,,imorgantillir,* • yor 1 i iic :". o c- Infii:, :313:1 OA Ida tore. eiviierel , ~ , ,,,t 0 lite Nottal,4harti Nirlitia tov .00V, ~ i ire in the ..tt-y 1)1' 1000 i d t" t 4 0110tit,.'ii,