The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-17 00:00:00

IN Ng ItflP I;CIES VIPERS WE D. Igllt, Nl,.lt,am, und C. Wright, Watthig.strect, t, s a v, LtuchdaW, Lancaster, halter. B NX itUPTS. C. Wright, Wolverhampton, Stafrordshue, maltster, to sur. render April 19, at live, 30, and May 28, at elaven, at the lernine,liant AIM 6, Shitnal, Salop. Attorney, Mr. l • lesson, Wolverhampton.• Johnston,A. Manchester, draper, May 6, y, and 2 8 , at three, a t the , . 1'4106t Mairclterter. Attornie4, - Mr. K. Ellis, Chancery-lane, London and Mr. Morgan, Back Mosley. street, Manchester. I'. Dunn, Liverpool, saddler, May 8,9, and 28, at one. at the Globe Tavern, John.street, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. lilackstottk, Paper-buildings, Temple, London. . T. Anisehrook, Itellestone, Nottingham, miller, May t, at two, 3, at ten,,and aB, at two, at the Kingston Arms Inn, Newatk-upon.Trent. Atturnies, Messrs, Ross, ILO 1„ and lt,,ss. New lioswell-court,Carey=stred,' London; and Mr. Fox, Newark , upon-Trent: ' W. Barker, Wigton, Cumberland, martufaanrer • April 29, 31, and May 28, at eleven, at the George and liragnit Inn, • Wigton, Attornies, Mr. Battye, Chancery , lant, Lon:loil ; and Mr. Glister, Wigton, Cumberland. • • T. Greswell, Chester, flax.dresser and rope-maker',•May '3, ,4, and 28, at eleven, at the Blossoms Inn, Chester. At.. tornies, Mr. Ilumphryes, Chester; and Mr. T. Black stock, Paper-buildings, Temple, London. I. Liqartl, Manchester, cotton-merchant, April a 6, 17, and May 28, at eleven, at the star Inn, Manchester. At tonnes' Mr. Heells, Staple Inn, London; and Mr. W. Nabb, Manchester. J. Rettl i Prendwick, Northumberland, dealer, May 13. 14, and 2 , at eleven, at Mr. W. Lothts'it, innkeeper, New - eastle-upom'fyite, Attornies, Messrs: Meggison and Pairbank, Matron-gatden s . London; and Messrs. Fenwiek, NCWeastia-Upott.Tyine, T. K. M*11(11.1111, Tomes, Devonshire, linen-draper, April 19, May 27, And 28, at eleven, at the Old London Inn, Egeter, Attornies, Mr, K. Mutton, New Millman.atreet, Brunswick..square, London; and Mr. 13rutton, Exeter. W. Oddie, Liverpool, MOCllant, inlay 13, 14, and 28. at eleven, at the Saddle Inn, Vernon-street, Liverpool. At, . tornies, Mr. F. Illackstock, Paper-buildings, Temple, London; and 111 r. Wallworth, Statham's,buildings, 1.1„. verpool. W. Whitworth, Sowerby. Yorkshire, cotton.trianufailurer, May 7, at four, 8, add May 28, at eleven, at the Coopers' Arms Inn, Halifax. Attornies, Messrs. Cordate and Spear, Gray's Inn, London; and Mr. Edwards, Halifax, M. De I ongli and I. Uu longh, Hart.strect, Crinclied.friars, London, A ppl 23, 30, and May zB, at ten At AttdMiCa, MeUSIS. MrincltS and GfeaVCS:King's AMIS. yard. Coleman.strret. Shuttle.iworth, Dartford. Kent, viatialler, April zo, 10, and May 23, at tun, at London. Attorney, ...Mr. bughy, Sviriond's Inn, China:co . ..ant,. I. Shoosniitii, Smicx, waddler, April 20, 3', and • May zit, at one, at Guildhall. 1.(10(100. Attorm:Y• Mr. suricy-stri:ct, Strand, lolidon. 1111"IDVNI)S. Msy so. R. SwAne. ll IliFatt. I. SWailIC• Skirenati York. s i s i m London, llanitalt,and I. Sw.iine, fix, and It. lltinsbothartt, bratinnil, ' n ten, at the' WhiieSwati. Ilalit.ia. May 7. I. W lachatois Liverpool, dzysalter, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. ' May ij. 1. Kirkpat:O.ii, Liverpool, nivrcitant, at olut. May tj. . Wood s Ilextrant, Nottitoiliberland, currier, at eleven, .at the Geuro,l,lol, Newcaatic. uporl*Tys.e, May 1. I. c. Brooker, Kennington.green, Surrey, broker, at one, at C;aildltall, May 31 . ilialt.strett, St. Giles's, bookseller, at one. at Guiltinall. ittoidon. may rt. I (;airdner, and A. Miifthlef, nOn•StreCt, London, aI4I k:thobury„li, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lonnot. • May I‘. City•tmare, City-read, medicine. maker and vender, at twelve, at Guildhall. N 1.4 7. y. Wilcockal, Wtleeeks, algid A. Frazer, Exeter, bankers, at twelve, at Guildhall, 1 .01a 10 1). :flay xi. I. Lott, Lewes, Sussex, hileipdraper, at eleven, et isuiUlla! I, Loudon, May 9, K. leak at. Moneliester, dvoler, at eleven, at the Mosley Arms. Manchester. . April a 3. A, Sattitn, Ilury-street, London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall, Ctßriricitrk,s. May 7.;- 4 j. , C. Bainbridge and W. Cartwright, Liverpool, Inembient*. D. Ingram, Old-street, bedstead-maker. f, nowt:net and W. Woad, 1. Xetef, wine and brandy.mer. clots. It; Marrit), f;reat ,Lincolnshire, grocer. A. Crook, Cottle, I,..anc‘oter, calico.mantiradorer. • T. Itowlandion, I , 13.0..;, S. Iturviandson, Isaac, and W. Brien, Clieikp4itto, Loittion, inert:l4.lllu. MAILS. ' Duz—rt Cadiz, ; z Waterford. vrocKS Tlll DAV TVVILV I O'CLOCK. Cunsol - 0 - T i s N. 10‘1144 QUID OLCIIK I 1A1,411,4 AII101,1,11? L() IT D 0 N, NA,rlArct.lMY:, VIM, 17, 1811. " Wina,SOr CAiltlet 1 )ril 17. OA g• " Elis NI4.IosTY acivauces favourably 10 his re- covety. W, iimotitrAN. " I3Ali.us." A't we 113VC MOW Ch a rt once adverted to the Pre. c iamarions NiAstirour upon his entering Portugal, this day make some extra is from those do cuments, iu tinter to shew that we have not over stated thorn. Tire langua/;, , e of these, Proclamations is tho Inure Miportarit, becausn it was, to a very stem extent, adopted by the Opposition Writers ind speakers, arid frequently formed the basis of their gloomy predidions. On the Ist of August last, MAsst:'sx issued a Praclaination to the Portu. guese, Chilo.l Ciudad Roderip, in which be says : 0€ The armies of NAPOLKON the Great are on your frontiers, and are on the paint of entering your catititry as hien& nut as Conquerors. They du not Cottle to make War upou you„ but to tight those Avho have induced you to take up artits:* ** *,. Eng land deceives you respecting the issue of a campaign in which she seems determined to run nO tihe pUt* your battalions Irt advance, as if your blood was to reckon tar nothing. She is prepared to abandon you when it will suit her interest, bow. ever disastrous the COIIBCWICIICCS /flay be. to Jot; and, to complete your inisionunes and her 4113/11 . 111- bk., ambition, site send leer ships into your MIN; to tr ah spoi t to her Colonies such of you as ruay,escape tram the 'loners to which she has exposed you uit 11)(! Cutitinetit.P. !.0 the prople of tb,::Cohtinent put these protcs. Lis late retreat, apil liioy will find that 8u0t,14- t i wr Wit poke/tun and ji;endskip, mean plunder, deljashatiun, and MW der. - [Ws talSO compare M;t4 7. so', 4 1 6 c ' t‘intioiA witit that of Lord WI,SI.4INGTON,WI)O, SOU . tat montris ago, not only kit - thaw the re rat of the French, but was even then eating himself to obtain some relief for the. unfortunate Portuguese, bvccuse he also forestnit the atrocities which the l'rencli would be guilty of in their mu tat. The next Proclamation issued 4y NIA 3SENA' was MI the 14th of August la,t, in which he bays- " ilia leijesty, , the Etneeror of the French, has put meter my orders an Army of one hundred and ten thousand wen, to take possession, of th.s dom, and to 'expel the English; your pretended friends. Against you hid najesty, the Eanperor, has no animosity ; on the contrary, it is his highest iSli to 'prow* your happiness **it* The . King of England is :actuated by selfish and narrow per. poses—the Emperor °film French' is governed :4)y the principles , of UNIVERSAL PHILAN. , TH ROPY. It is true the English 'have mt arms into your hands, whic4 you kn o? 4 no t h o w to use. I will iimt:uo Itesistatice is vain., —Can the feeble.' army qt. the British : General , expect to oppose any barrier to the vidoriou4:l6.. gions of the Emperor'? Already a forceis ed sufficient to, overwhelm your country." Such was , ; the laeguage of MAsstor4 in August last. So sure Watt he of success, that he does nut talk of' invading and conquering Portugal, but..of taking posseSsion of it. It we could obtail correa answers from the French General, 'we should like to ask him, hoW many of these t to,noo men, and of the reinforcements that • a fterwards joined Itim, he has carried back with him to- the frontiers of 'Portugal i We should b e obliged to hint if he would point Out a few in stances in which Masters un iv ers al philanthropy has been manifested to thel'ertuguese. We should also be glad to know whether MASIENA is now of opinion that the Portugue=se know how to use the arms which we have put luto their bands, and also whether he thinks that time English Gr ovel, with his ,fradde army, has beep able to oppose any barrier, to the victorious legions of the Emperor' &c. We 'Shall, perhaps, be 'again rebuked by 'wine of the Opposition Writers, and told that , one never sees any extraordinary erne tire' elodeced in the Willa, man who undertake's an object with means adequateto the end." It to behold the hiilliant'suceess if our pies, without display. ing any extraordinary emotions of joy, be a proof et wisdom, we are willing ;to ailow that the () I mpost. tion Wt iters and Speakers area very wise set ofinen, and that they copstantly etideaveur to clause that.. species of wisdoni throngliont the EmPite, by, w derrating our advantages as muQh as they can.' Upon thiteoccasion they must, however,'allow' uv to tit• juke, , and to exult a little at the splendid suecesmi rat our gallant countrymen. But we are told that our, success is unexpected. 13y whom was it unexpedted ....by the party in this country who are always pre. , dieting misfottunes, bat by no one else. We can confidently app,;al to our Readers whether, since the ' battle of Busaeo, we have ever varied its uur 'lan guage upon this sublet. 'We claim no (Air:lord's': nary credit for superior foresight upon tbis'anbie . ct our expectations of ultimate: beet:est were forniekl Upon the high opinion. We entertained of the abilities of 'Lord Weerallo - roe, and of the bravery and Oise cipline of the gallant army he commanded ; and: when we found, from his Lordship's dispatchei, that th e Enemy would not venture to, attaek hint, and that they found 'the greatest difficulty •in obtaining provisiCia, those expeaatiun& becatne more sanguiee.. 'The Party, however; seemed to think th a t the boasts of IVIAsseNA and of the 11.tuniteur ware: more to be Hied upon than the dispatcheOat Lord Wt3.1.12 , 10T0N,! 'and they prottoeneed their judgmeitts aecordingly. 'The public cannot have forgotten the sneers that were' thrown eut,''against that . Noble Lord, when he said the Fratich were in want of provisions, and that they possessed no more ground Portugal titan that on which 'hey addally stood. lika it having turned out. that lie, who placed confidence in the -accounts of time British' General, were right,_ and that they, who trusted - to MAtilittNA and 'the illoniteur, were wrong. they tell us we ought not to exult, "because time sue. cess of our arms was unexpected." It it evident trout Lord WILLLINUTOn'S Letter of Oateber last, that lie then furesaw ,the retreat of the, Frelmelm ; but it wilt be said that Letter was not published till lately; true; bat if ignoranets'of the facts nit to h i e received as an excuse for not anticipeting ultititatia success, it cannot be received as an apology for pre. , diaiegi ultimate failure... WtLtiliall t;t n w h a t we have to way upon this subje4t by ex e r tss i us our hope di:it the Party will profit by. the lesson they !ewe received upon this oecaimion, and that tiul not fur the Ititure vlace -,Lich relianct @ un tt, c; buitts ol LicijclAt , ,ticrit crud his. crane. We are unah'e to cornmunic,sie to om rebaer; any further int,iiigence from the Pettiniois, as there has beets no arrival whatever. The report v f the capture of the French tear•guatd remains therefore unconfirmed. 147'447 OF A LETTER 11101 AN OITICEII,Or 11AN.L, OATLO Pt:NICOL, MARCH 22 . , 1811. 14 We. have no news whatever in thiaditeti' iou except a histoTY of misery that fe w h ave witnessed., Thousands have perished from hunger, while we are daily discovering wretched objetts, at the last l i Val), frem , the same cause. A physician, of great adivity , and humanity, with the Military 'Corti inandant of Abedos, merit the gratitude of their cnuntiymen. One hundred and fifty people-died in • two days at Caldos, and that the deaths chiefly pro ceeded from 'want, is proved by ciAleding the un fortunate people; the next day the deaths were ,edoced to 20, and yesterday, .21st, of - 600, the deaths did not exceed 18. One example will speak mole than a page. From one hovel was withdrawn the father, mother, son, and daughter, dead. il) infant child had yet 'survived this scene of horror' though with Worms'of three or four inches length cra%)ing in its flesh ; 'the Child will be saved. In hint children who have lost their parents, and wretched parents Who' have lost their children, wives ,their husbands, and huibands their wives,. and now expiring themselves, if not. Owed by the recent providence of Government , fill - the 11(1400, but were recovered. How . are they to reach thei r houses, and subsist till the lands produce 'again ?1,1 We have received American Papers this day, frem which we have taken the following ExtraM4 . Extradt pia Letter from 'W 14. P rtek N &V, Esq. to the Secre tary vt State, dated London, Dee. 14, flit°. " On the 4th inst. l received from Lord Watt.its r..rq a ttpte, of which a copy marked t, is ioclos• ed, respetting the repeal of the French decrees. Thu conference to which it invited the took place on the sth ; and in the course. of it ex plaiued'to trim,, at considerahk length, my view of that subject, and of the points immediately COllDeEted with it. Lord NyaLt.esLiv he:ird. me in his usual manner i but confined hinisekt to such general, remarks pro. , fessiona as I need'. not repeat to you. , • yt " He introduced, of big o wn 'accord, the snoels 'of a Minister Pleitipotenlidry, and the Chesapeake, 1 • " On the first, he professed to entertain the same dii . position and intention as heretofore, and declared that the delay which had taken ploce, arose at. together from seine obstacles, of a personal nature, to obtaining, the services of the person whom he particularly wished to send to Atrierita ; that he hoped these obstacles would soon be removed ; that he had another person in 'view it it should be other wise; that he had not supposed that delay could considcrcil as 01 any moment by tnygirverainent, ,after: the assurance contained' in his note to me in last ; that these temporary inequalities were ' common, and, when not meant 'Offeasitre, t were never held to be so, &C. &C. &e. " On the second, lie informed trie that he had not sent me a paper which he had prepared upon it, o beeause tie thought it wrodd be well that the new ill nister shoukl entry out the adjuatment,, and eon seqn,atly, that it should be postponed till • he:Was appointed. Berepeated,'llmt we should have no t kir4 t ilties upen it. give you these verbal expla•-; nations as I received- them;" (No. l,) F oreign !BCC. Dec. 4, 18 1 Sta—After the most accurate inquiry! have not been able to obtain any authentic intelligence of the actual repell'of the French Decrees, to which your Note S of lath of August, ,and 3tl of November, refer, or.of the restoration of the commerce of neutral nations to the condition in, which it stood previously to the promulgation of those decrees. If you should be in possession of any such infor mation; I should be happy to receive it from you, and for that liurpose I request to have honour of a conference with , you at this office to-tuorrow, at two o'clock, I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) Wattasi,Ly. Win. Pinckney, E.q. &c. &c. &c. Monday the KING was attended in his m o r n i ng wails on the Terr.fte tty two of the Physicians, .but. soon. retired to the Palace in consequence of ifie of lain. The delyartorl of the Royal Dukes hum , Windsor ot,vasioned the Physicians to accompany-h ie, MAJZSTY • otherwists their presence is usually. •d!s; pensed with. _ The children edncated at her MAJesTv's sohool at Windsor, coasisting of upwarcia of twenty girls, yeeeireil their Usual pre , ents and new. clothes .94) Easter Sniiday. This charity is ttrg:er the care s , and *upported frtiin her ALVJESTY'I bounty..--The oesi Itozsastn has established a Chatty or. t.l.Rlfrit lar 11311.11'0 it./1 ilivedi,c4tion of girls as servants !, Old Willdsor Scbool of. Indtk.;i4)."-- Royal fit,;tinetis her ext!' It , os and ettentioo I tt;e piciawiinn of the ootnrorts of p c h,r otid di.tribtlte4 bur rywarci tidicfs; tti , :r4Vt tiS CX6O: then' to-excel in thoie-ritt al, a ddy, u.,+ Li+ itieitit)t ;,oil NAVAL Frrm ike tosooti aAzgrrii. 44,6. li"' Afittiraliy i ce, t 6, 1811. _Am Vice -Ad tun al 'lliuraborough !tali trattimillymw John ‘Vilson Cipher, FA.' a letter he hid rood Captain Maitland,' of his :Majesty EMP h Cql 'aid , giving an account 01 his baying, 0 11 1 " 6 , now t , t captured l'Auguii:o, _it French 1" 6 , t' of 18 gtiliti iilld One hundred tuul otentplis out throe days front Brest, withoutlnsJeoi It,cvaolesrl'lttdaLtlYrelNOUTi-1, APRIL l 50.--HiS MajeOP S hi p Rr ' S George, of s 1 e guns, takes convoy froni Ilesc' I° i:i i t i4 l i n e e p M :sd ua h a ll y h i e : i f t: t O ya i r il :P d e s 0 shvirtiytpittl,m:BsobaauViritinegb ° , 1°1111:: 1g:87:1513'1 ()1 Cart. - MUSH, with dispaterlies4fOurnC43;ifz,l6 g''') Arri v ed his Majesty's ship Mercury, of to Lib P , 8 o' 4 , Capt. FANcoot, from P or tsmouth , b ound with General Latrii, and severed other °dice's° board, who are going out to j o in the army io Pot; lugs'. The Me rcur y W w ill sail the ont d' t ''' l' l is ro A f t ' n 'i r r r s ' iv i e . d st jt4haestFiarienlior schooner L Quernpier, captured woittill tahcearrltuiro7t3:byb° yesterday jeatY's frigate La Rhin, of 3(i guro, DPo in 1.441.. COL bt. . t : %ov,,oi it tiotild)il"lll:livicedhy a special order. l'he transports that arrived here lad ,o' e Pune .1001', th e Straits, &c. were all released Om 9' 14°1 trary front *thella Island, with a egg° ot tinib' :4, t ' ° :', 4 chit arrived TwAnnt.s, from Ipsvvieb ~;,,- volt t,i,),o ' , ' v t l i el i ,tfi s sfie t ir n ei o lib r cy n !i i ae ti cre g scidide t i h earans e tbl;y t w r in d ,ed it Hea s krn p at o la: r g . ro t ,uai t, dl2 : l o : l4 t w :l ll :tr:li A i pi l v b,y , ,riiiindre4to;h:tbilir:eup7tsrdinpateof,,ii:ll:nAtibt.ors:ri:;Gauesiti,ongrier,,o:9,' hbii,;i:,:,11,4:::, part; the Unity,Gti $OOltY, frOM 14 111 ' . witidi was released front quar 3utint , Yeiter '. th 056 ' a g", 11 5 d by great exertions 'n'` ° eft tin}e' bpi 'decklgoi -bdt4ll4 together with the masts and si GllsP' dent ially no one received any injarl. 1 bitty g , IP' the Captain in the 1 aced 0 11 ' 14rc ay tid :tinning to pr ~ fa . ' 4 .s ltinS:i s ) l ll: l niel a l l sCg o i t i' e li r e'i'lli e ltlii i g . twe a a . ri s bldifl t ol v u : Ll i i: e llit:(l;tefal liellelVA°:Bredlnt:::::llCOPlital'llbaneetntallae).l':eirridc:ile:sullasali.dulei:lc:lll:rdi°:tvid:ci'bi'uk:L:altrlinflelilletticd..4:1 er g:tig4::114'1,1111:b;lli:3; i aterruan'a boat then lying 0 1 1 1 1./ le o . shin s 'lit . it ---, two Hands in it ; 011 which lII° iii.ooll inediaidy replied, that he was determined b o o" of toot leave the vessel , . bat Esca peoli‘ed' 1 14 1fra° et p l i oe e, vi. se,itietidii;:bl:llilli:en.a Matensl d io .fi re rs s e,edainzadeidwilailline,n, % a vk b le : : It Iltvvleii:1:::: h:i,: (PUS , ? 0401, thine,';er'nusly wounded, the ball pasig 111°11;tioili hi?,;th gi44; he bled profusely, and t. L . : je t ,l ill!: _; 4. ; 90 V, 0 'en on Share , where he was s t— ho esP vet al eminent surgeons of this plat'l w " I OP 1• 11 " thooraepsptrietchewadouttlid4s dweil!ilanqoutopar,ovic)utininir:sh:pi, ,fill'4', feiretist:voilgfleiiirannasetfeiecowet wirlileiirisempituestirseuenb;ibiriet,onstb:::::::,:::: - 1 .. , HAL APRIL. l ie nmr k 014 D • 1 G.,..,,Arrivea 0.- war . froth a cruize. Pa' *Ag ar 4, ... ' l'oaTsmouist Aran, 16.......114 , _. - h Y 4 P`r" William, and Coltuarth transpetts '' S ' ' leased from quarantine. i f , SurmaNasS, AVM, 16.1"-SEicu t : gall'e ) 11'' ...maw .... I ~:, tsittje„' ship Gluckstadt, with a convoy for 1 neat will'probahly sail about the gl ll Iri lt * s i stto .`..........., . . 10 , :r°l" Y, Artitt. 15.—S3ilea MO P! .0, A gead o Lightning for the Brazils, and this w for a cruize. sue*".*#°' , 01,1564# Itsiles OW i ' Th - Tunis pert Board have very , .01,0 ,id tied 251 . per annum on.therfaut,s,°l,o,l4l,s,ll,),,s of Swallwell, who fell while nell.co, titan, of ship . Aral* queen, Q south ,f,:iii„,tli,.,, `‘iiolarsoN Owner), when att acks or 4 " ,ii , e li of iOP , of .ISlessina by two row-veli wo n ii i 0. , each, WhiCh he beat off. Itig Q-a P ,i,igf ov ie 0 0 w„..M.,,,tott_, of South Shields, the i. , ~ 0 1, i,e,,,i, itiJA:,t.ist. 111 . 1 N N IS, the second uorejrokis 0 1 6 0 4 of the two seamen wounded i ' 1 * I° . 1 01. I t 'd t o m AN, of South Shields, camel r io co ca ~,o. of the other ten seamen; end el. !o tkivey two boys, for so gallantly osistiog, f ~ t iliy , mender. , b e ilili l l i i 4t l4 , Tile St. Vincent,. aft..l: guns, ii,,,,,,0001/1 jei 0 "1"14), on the exact model of ars 4 ; t ipuite li,lce force, and the Vaion , cri" 1 I° ' ° I , (S i the i rspory. and itoyai Sortn:fie o f t heri f O , t?' ' - 1 . 1 is the intention of tlit frielos,,,,,ores ~,, „ o r nation tt'i SPCOIId the benevole",t,froipitt ItibP,i) i i,t , v'erolnent for the relief of the kt• itocriptioi : 0 i er 4 ) l ' 110 country, by a voluntary Ore i t , it :po 4 ;meting for the purpose war 1;000 Cv row, at which the Chefalier de 4 ~, ...r~I