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LS.• ARRIVED --t Dublin, Dug--t Btatils, t Waterford. t IItICE WE()CKS ,THIS DAY A r TW , ,LY R O'CLOCK, Cons. for Qpening 64 I ltd. Ann, . Gz THE SUN. SOLIEM QUIS ?ALSIJM AUDEAT? L 0 .N 1)„(,)N, FRIDAY; DECEMBER 6, 18 I 1. It is said that MUSAT has been denounced by BUONAPARTE for digaffettion to ,t2lovernment, disobedience Of orders, and tiegle& of duty; in not carrying into execution the :plans •and views of the French Tyrant ; and that Mon , 44re of this, has taken up a menacing position, 'and • means to bid defiance to any attempt at removing him, provided he finds that his motley army will support bi t n. If there is any truth in this account, and we are strongly inclined to believe there is, from some oblique hints thrown out In the Moniteu . r some weeks ago,. --it the Corsican's. own minions begin to desert him, and act in their new kingdoms like Mu- ItAT and•Bv.iawAvorTa—the iron sceptre will very speedily drop from his grasp. The next accounts from Sicily will be very. important. We this morniog.receivCd the following intelli geke by a from Oporto : , OrowiO, Nov. 13.---AfTairs ale going on uncom monly well. Our army and fast recovering. It would not surprise Us litre if Lord WiLi..4ltiGioNt sliooldrike a move with hii army toi.v4rds Thum Norneo. It is reported, that Getieral MADDEN's cavalry are Coming 1,1(.% about 2300 men, got into Cita daci Rodrigo on tie 2tl lust. The A Igeziras and Mona Spanish men of war ate taking 1300 men on ,board at Vigo for Vrr3 Cruz. MALTA, OCT. 10.--We have nothing new. littre. 'Letters recehiect to-day from Smyrnl4, dated 2bth Septenl4o, bring intelligence of interest. All is tianquil in Sicily. _ _ NoV. appears,khat the Wand of Alinori:a was Ili danger. Our .genevous allies have taken away part of the ptist.mets who were there, and taken Other nieaus for the security of that possession, Nov. Ca , alonia the greitect holdwis is evinced against the French ; the Soutteoes and armed inhabitants wage a most bloody war against 11,1 em wherever they meet them ; and Genetal LACY, si. , !•con:rf in command, Baron DL Minus, have obtained considerable advantages over the env. rny.in• igulad I, Cerveri, and' pursued ,them to MOrtheus,,in the French .territoty. . • Yesterdw Dispatches avert _received from Mr. Wat.t.asLeY at Coliz, (hied the zici ult. they tneiely state, that the success of Getteral BALLA.S. TIMOS had corrivAled tho French to send a strong corps ngainst hill), in consequence of which he, re tired in alder, and without loss. The Spanish =ono of the battle of the 25th October, which we this day lay before our readerc, wrongly confirms the opinion which we expressed .when we read General Suctter'iqetails. ft may he said that the Spanish account is as likely to be partial as the French ; but the precision end simpli city of the Spanish nirrative strongly entitle it, we think, to credit. That General ,BLAKE failed in his immediate object,. the relief, of Saguntum, is ad 'niittvd, but it is also clear that his , atmy Was not routed, as stated in the French account.— If General Sucuar's statement had been true, he would have immediately advanced upon Valencia, to which he Was so near, and wouß haVe endeavour ed to take advantage of the consternation into which4he inhabitants would have probably been thrown by the total defeat of the Army which covered their City. We find, hciwever, that he con tented himself with sending a summons, worded in the mildest terms, soliciting, rather 030 demanding, the surrender of the City, and we find also, that B LA had not retreated into Valencia, but had taken a position outside of the walls, ready, if necessary, again to contend with the French Ge- it had been arranged that , his,Royal ifi g h rsecs w4s 10 returfttn.town ye.terday, - but in consequence of the paint no!' yet being- sorlicientlydrY al Carlton i-lous,e, it beint, his intrntion ,t;0 there on his' re. turn, 11;4 ftp it Highness will remain t w o or thr ,, e days kluges . tit Oittlaudg. This day Mr. MAN NEtta Stirrett, the! ftidge Ad. wrote, win attend. the PRINCts 14GENT, upon the bo,ibilss of sorno Cowls Martial. Yesterday, sr t u elve o'clock , fits Princesses Au t.:LISTA, % n d SonpA, arrived at Oat. 6 , 0 A visit It) their Royal Broilier the, PRINCR 6 Wilioesdly morning, the Mouter's boy who tell trorn n scaffold at Carlton . H4tster about ten days , since, died at his ruolhergi aparritionts, ill Weitmiu.. s‘tit, ot-tlieVaises he bid received. NAVAL NEWS. Ort..4.•Arrived last evening the brig Samuel, belimging to Yarinouth, Newsom, late Master, tront.LiSbonk -which place she lett on the ,18th ult. with a cargo of fruit ; wept captured on Sit- turday last by a French blik.lnivateer, and re-capes tured'on the Monday folloks)ng by the Pa.v4onnd sloop of war, Capt..PAR tin. which vessel is also ar ►►vedt bete . . Capq. Newsom, with hi% crew, except a boy, were taken out by. the privateer. Arrived tke Easter, DOWN tN . G, ironi Cork, last' from Falmouth, with a cargo of provis►ions for thiti . port; also arrived this day the C2neen m►►n of w3r, from the squadron off Brest ; and the Diana frigate from the coast of I.4statice. The Gleaner' hired armed ketch takes convoy to Guernsey and Jersey, and will sad to-monow morn- ing, Arrived the .arrow' schooner fr im Basque Roads ; and the Elizabeth, DANItY*, frbin.Sun lerland. 'PORTSMOUTH, DSC. 5. Wed his Mijesiy's ships impegueux and Theban for of Cherbourg. The Tisre has dropt down to St. Helen's. DCAL, DEC. b,--Sailed the- Earl• St: Vincent, fiurroN, fur Jamaica, with the lass of an anchor and cable; also, the Catherine, GIiECW, with da mage. FIVE o'CLoeK.—Several more ships atft getting under weigh, but the convoy do not appear to be preparing to sail to•night. 'KA:MOUTH, DEC. 6.—The. : Maria, of Leith, BARCLAY IllaSlcr, from Oporto, bound to• Hull, with cork, is putin, with !no loss of atkhoil. Artived ;the ite4y smuggling schooner, of Folk ,tone, PHILLIPS ins,bter, takep by the Banger CI'S. IOIII,HOUSe cutter, with Duo ca . olii of Ginieve ott board. A letter of the 18t1). ult. was yesteHay received. in town from Gibraltar, marked by the Bombay man of war ; the" etter was. for w:aded trout Ply mouth Dock ; it is presumed, therefore, that that ship is arrived. A Letter from . an Officer . in General' WI'S-divi sion, contains tie full Owing lutrticulEtts re4pe6lit,g the defeat of the French at Artuya do Molino.— After describing the advance, of ,the Allies, •it states, that when the attack WA 3 made General Girard laughtql; and said that the English were too fond ofi coiliiort to get out of their beds such mornings as these (rotting hard):--he thought it, was only an ad. vancd party of Spaniards, and was, hurryit% his men out of the vilinge , in order (as he Said) to drub them heattily. On ruining round, the first man 114 saw was ono of the 95111, and lie rode otf to set his troops it motion. After describing the a6lion, the letter says— (i'reird, who was wounded .twice, got off with 3 or 400 men, and they say lour Eagles—but they were invisible, the Officers .having pocketed them. When we saw there wai:no possibility of following them, we tried a ruse de guerre after their own fashion ; but it did not do—a tlag ot, ill= was sent to tell their they were surrounded,' and tri asi; them to surrender. The men ' and Offieers seemed do. so,. and an . Officer .ind a few men ac tually came off; but Girard said that he would never surrender with life„and if . taken, there .was his re source, ppintioglo his pistolshe was in tears, and much agitated. The prisoners are chiefly the 34th and 40th light infantry, all Frenchmen,. and looked upon as ipuuicates. The Spaniards, *both cavalry and infantry, got a great deal of very Valuable bag gage„ as did also our. people. The liorseS taken re sold,. for the purpose of equally dividing amongst our men engaged." , Another Meeting took place yesterday at the Crown and Anchor, for the relief of the Army Lf Gun. Ballahierns, At ono o'clock tbe loom being filled with , nost of the Spank!) Merchants, the Duke of Infaniatio entered, and took the Chair, and atter some discusaion it was resolved,—. " That the Comthittee. should be,eMpowered to .unite with them as many English Merehants.isr they should donsider accessary; in order that the Subscrip lion might advance with as much rapidity is the urgency of the ease requkred. A circular letter Wats presented, the purport of which was to solicit aid towards the Subscription from all the'Spaniards 'resident in this country ; and it was direeted to be published in Spanish and ling lish, in such manner, as the tommittee thought tit. The Secretary informed the Gentlemen present, that the Spanish.. Ladies were willing to contlibute towards the cornicing of the brave soldiers of the di vision (*General Ballesteros, by supplying the hoi vitals with lints sod - linen for the wounded soldiers. seas ordered that Thanks should be given to the Ladies,. and that three- should re appointed to wait upon them, and receive their donations. All the pecuniary arrangethenti which have taken place respeeting Mrs. JUBDAN and her children, we are assured, are marked by a deree , ot the part Of the. Personage trant,Whom they result, as' to bear ample testimony In faactur.Of, her conduct,; and appears to be intended to operate as some com pensation for the cessation! of an intercourse whirl, seemed Unlikely to terminate but with the life of one or other of the parties. The French General • RONALID, late Gcivernot of Ciudad Rodrigo, who arrived ii-Plymouthon Satur day last, its the Dotterel. sloop of war, lett that place on Monday, accompanied by two.servanis, in a chaise and pair, far 'Moreton 11.1mpstead, whew he its to be on bis parolt.,Of honour., The Annoyance Jury of - Mary-le-bone have been particularly succesaful in den:ding Bakers in short weight bread. Two *era fiord: on Wednesday; and the keeper, OA chandler's sholi„ hi.heetry •pc- 1 , nalties. LEITERS FROAteitATRAL, 411:1 1 4, THE GREAT 0(1E1411,1A GEIcERAf..-4 " Province of Sofia, Oct. t 1 ) .181 r , The troops of -Duran, and the Empeditra - dO, after having made the garrison of Calataiud prison els, were obliged to retreat to their respeelive Pr'o vines, the enemy having colleted Goon men, with artillery, &c. marched froM S tragessa . to that city. • The Empecinada went to Mulino, the garrison of "which, we are assured, have already • been four days besieged by hint, and are disposed to sur render. Mina is near Saragossa, as he writes._ hitniell, and the retotn ,of the enemy confirmsit, who had advanced : Id Calalaj i . 'ad, and retired preLipitiitely to SaragosSa, in: consequence of which Duran 7 has again fallen upon Arragon, and to day will arrive at Calatayud. " Six,. ten, and sometimes ibirty Cc' (mos de sert of a day to- theJunta,ot Guadalaxir.), from the garrison ut Brihuega, giving as their reason that they are quite destitute, that their rattans ale very %hull, and that they give each man a pint of vinegar, for which they call Joseph the Vinegar King. " Yesterday seven citizens of Burgos fled here, and go to juin Duran There hive 'doubtless been some advantages in (.;,itile on the part of the Combined Army, against the eneiny, whose object appeared to be to intro. duce in Ciudad Rodrigo a large convoy, having,col• laird for that purpose a very great force, Ailitftliat of the antes is superior, and there is no doubi of their success. Copies of two of fi cials, which this Junta ria)' . has received from Colonel Dim Fraus Espoi Mina, and from his Secretary.' " Ist, In answer to the official of your.Excelleni cy, .of the 28th September, I have to say, that bat you. indicate to me of the jundion of the troops' of the Brigadiers Don Joseph, Duran, and Don Juan Martin, the Empecinado' at Calataynd,.. and the brilliant action which they had on the gfith with thb unfitly which 'purls - 66E0 it; haVing a great rnatiy, making 7.0 prisoners, and the rest retiring io a sirong Convent, which ‘'v.is ahotn .to be burnt, very ratifying, and I .doubt not it 11t4' alre idy taken place. , projetl so .interesting to our ul terior operations has "taken place; eaPiial of At - - I.ton may he threatened; to 'which , :nd I am about to makes rapid movement on that poim, now that this kingdom is freed from' g 6 to 30,000 Frenc h whooccupied it , some going to Burgos, and others to Tudela ; and if we mAy_bvlie‘3lthe.positive news, I have from Pampeluna, that on the 21st Septem ber; the Governor Baia c received orders that leaving in Navarre the loth , .:2011), Toth regititems, the @th tirailleurs, all the rest slio' old . advance info the Pc ni6ul.l to reinforce Mirshal Marmont ; we may do much, cOmbi i rig good plans of operat ion, and a sisting one another, xO that at it is a common cante; our operations should, correspond, guided by prin. ciples of hdnour, to the confidence which Ni‘*meri.t from the nation, ' • " Since the t4tll, June, I have been pursued in such a manner as to be obliged to cltide my people into battalions, of which the t'd has maintained it self on the frontiers at Arragon to oppose, as much as possible, the invasion of Valencia, calling the at tention of the enemy In these points. TilifT: thousand man, unde► the conuiirind of General Ccot►rsr:e, arrived, as far as Bos, doubtless with the ohjeci of surpriiing the 2cl battalion ; but not venturing to penetratd into the.mountain, they tna;k: a retrograde movement, in such a manner, as, I think, they will not stop till• they arrive at Saragoisa. " The, columns wllich followed me by Baston, Souse, Eitevati, Ulzatua; Aviz, Sumbier, and San gue4a, mAkitig a total of sun°, have united at Pam peluna. lam ignorant cit tlibliiihjeFt, but", et all events, I mean to.pass to the neighbourhood of Sarigossa with gooo men, leaving two hatt3lions ut tit,.! king dom. . . " Between the 1 9 , b3u1y and th e -l ast of Septern , ber,' 49,000 infantry and about 006 cavalry have entered Spain, including. 14;000' Italians whom they h.tvt, drawn to Bayonnt.,, telling firm they came for garrisop duty, end that .the most perfea tran. quility reigned in Spain, " Within these few days 15,000 French have passed. from Spain to France by 'run, including 4000 of i he Imperial Guardi, and 800'0ffireri of all ranks of these, &o from Colonels upwards, without our knowing their abject; only it is known, that in Bayonne they speak very openly, particularly among the meichante, that Russia has broken terms with NaPoLkom—that the King of Paussts. has resigned his Crown to the Emperor of ittillaia o and that .Lout* .BUONAPARTS had died of grief. " May God, I:rota& you, &c Catnia Val Honor 'de Na' t 1 re, 6e. SECONq. OFFICIAL " MO ;T ENCKLLENT SIR, * " I am tli't moment-advised, that 5000 . infactrX and ' ten guns WI); ro : urtuna this morning, in . thti diretlion of Yafatto; with a quantity of baggage, number of cavalry, and thirteen ammunition wag. guns, destined for Saragossa, which I acquaint youi Excellency with for your information and guid ance. " Espoz Y MINA. " Campo del Honor, sth • " To the Most Excellent Senior President, and MeMbers 4 the Superior funtit or Surfa. ' 44 rt .. ..Atcs-Ilent Sir, President and Ment h er s of the Superior Provincial Junta of Soria : . .. lenc ‘ ie 4 s, re d ce es i ir e i d ug Ye tZt d 7co t rt l i te m ° t:i c c i a a i l e o,r vi Y is a t ul'h'Euslcoecl: sacred in this kingdom of Navarre; with regard to the enemy'; in compliance With which I have to acquaint. your Excellencies t,With what, has occurred ' to me, which is as follows : " By means of Don JoA. GaRoNIMO NAVARfict, nDerly of the Kingdom forthe districtof Esiells , in the City of Pampeluna, a plan was formed by Oi s e ' said Deputation Which concerned my happiuos, with that of The whole kingdom, if, with theindi; victuals who adhered to me, I conld.be itiduceat,n desert to the enemy. To their solicitude I answer ed, that, it was necessary the said Nsysst(oslo9l4 ti n . end because he had otiered to e trea the Come out to treat with me in person on the subject, in order to act with him as the promoter Jilin bu siness,by standing forward in it hintsrlf , in etre° ' on the 13th, he made his appearanc e , will bis as sociates, JOLEV POLLAS, I?,, ClitfliA lt, and 51A3AsTrAN tie.! ser De Titno, Iliad after sumptuously sopping k. 4 nik'l l '''"' ' ci in I everyar ly , I re hosted them tc,eiplain'their inteuten, ag'eing lion in observing men so bold, as NsvAaau I""i'' ICtiger fialy se:zitig than, and keel) and ordered my assistants to bind themi ~.. 0 ed be therri prisolers till a "CoUncil of ‘ll6. '‘lt 1; I held. But I am obliged tatacknit to your Dl ce - - , - t to lencies; that MENDIni w arned : NA.VxitAO 00 fibi:logotdhatn,o6"Ped'thein; till turd by 'Jai. trust 'himself by coming ,out, as i w°`' ld ' lay. 3 a blO‘S,', I°, trap , for him; 'which has • given the whole kingdom. 'I likewise acquaint y.uur E" cer..lcies, : that the enemy's Co omissioner forcol• demand . a let:ling c,irri l ages for baggage 'Orr tuns). Ittrt of three villages 108 good pack hotl/20, toconc quantity of arntnuoitioo from Ostrayata to ramPer',. lima,,. s'_ that the ene my .still, maintain thettig bt hro pretty strong its-this kingdom; and are very bold, l whiCh reiikin it is neceSiary to rit'2,'lca 'a push o ft all if your ElcellenCiea appro ve ! poiiits, to effect wh i ch , i n order of it, you can commun icate this official, that theyAiay meet in the . neighbtirhOod, Or. et Vittorio?, to,have a muster. , " In the village ge cilloci Air, ,the French have gone the length of , potting to death thegelial Curate anti. five indit 'duals, without any one know' lag the cause. .In the City of: Sangues3 they have erected two gibbets, for what purp , se I •Itnow ~n ot ; but it , is certain that "they are now. carrying o>f , afresh, thelathers, mothers, and, friends of m Y soldiers, prisoners to Pampeluna, and plunderh4 ren the effects of those who avoid them, so as to der it impossible fat them to cffea Alieir. escape) notwithstanding which they are throtighnn t . the kingdom as firm as the first clay, were (lief sap, plied with arms and ammunition to fight like 30I' . • diets. . The troops who have recently entered Ir°lll France are very young men and desert 1° their . hothes, and the day before yesterday sotni.tiesertevi presentedlbemselves to me from the garrison °d haul Salvatierra' who declared they were Cl f ried till w .they will t not h end ell. , fro which w e goy io d r T yr' . The conscious MRNDIIII, and Governo r of Pa tuna, sty, that if I proceed to 'take the life of the-wholekingdom s will be in &M eg ' ! L i these expressions..will not 'influence tny..,liegt! justice shall be executed according .to the grot which they have committed. , God preserve your Excellencies may Ye ar " (Signed) Espoz-ViVilN!‘. roblacion* ath Sept. Oil!. LA l' o bl ac i on i s a v ill age ar the boundiity a 1416 ya.ito and litscay, ill lat. 4 3. as).— ••••••••••••••. - - - d rab li There ate many bets, and some canst ones, depending on the re-building of anti" — O 4 'Theatre,. as to the ,time by which it - will be O ro , Meted, not arising - from - a ny doubts of its fr 'fd'er, tion. The odds are quite in favour of. the aa': . 0 , who on all hands is admitted to be ieillous gn u ; defatigable in his efforts to ftiltil 1)13 engage/le n : ll 'y Among the extraordinary prcills of the instav,. l , o b at. friendship may be mentioned a rupture 0.1;9„, has taken place belworn WibattOt flasrlt4o, o rT and his old Coadjutor, Aldjor Scorer, I,oo ' 9c , o ,py Attlbßi; 'the latter, i t .is said, ,being plaintiff in a civ4 ',ar;tian against the tourer' si.se. circtunsiances attending .0)13 case b >' chs4 count, gibe additional -views of the h um" tatter. 1.. elf • The body of , a , roan, drowned, an d shocolo.- 4:sfigored, .was Monday 4151161 up uPde r snood walk, Plybigtiiji •