The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-06 00:00:00

I } #,~ :I excess: This orler having, at tile conlinctictnient, been carried into execution, astonislit4.l, 'OO stopped the '.fattious. .Thus tranquility4vati maintained in tliettuburbs. We ore assured that the Janissaries who remain in the town will be embarked in the fleet of the Captain Pacha but although, we have for a long time tittered ourselves , with the hope of Si) 113 ' ppy a dCfiVeratlCti, .yet 60t11e obstacle or other biliderS the &eels of such promises, `*l . .tich ire' al ways made after similar troubles; 11. 'MAI LS, A411.1V tn- I Li 4h011,„ x ArlhOit, t Hai , t o land , t I) 41 in, Watt,trtinxi.. Dv 1--1 11141 t at 1,6 uertiiry. I' RICF: 01. lan Ttets aAy A r Tvrit.vgo'rchc,ls, COnSols . 6.1 n, ()midi , ~ s dis. T . 1 .4 U INT joLiNflutS utosit s s frAi.sul4 Auoi-en? L 0 N D 0 N, Tt1P.5611 1 4,, AUGUST ffindsor-Cdstle, "lugu,se 6, I t3 l 1. "There 1* yet no iinprovetnent in his MAJESTY'S symptoms. • ~~- y : . „ :; • . " El. lIALFORD. " W:IIEBERDEN. " IL. 11'ILLIS." 'Dispatches were received this morning from Lord IlVittltt4OTowto the 18t11 ult. We believe, how. eyer, ;hey contain tiotlimg of itliportance. :The folkiwitpg•is.awextraB of a *ivate letter: • Jr• • / , JtJl e Y " Our lost inteiligehe i 4 that .30,,0pa Austrians taitt 4irectdy crossed tht PyretAs.„','„:cfhey arc part of , the-conting , :nt. agiecd. to be, furnished -to rr4neu, and are, they' spy, Oily to be as; garrisons to towns already in. the'l4nois of .the eneMy. Do ytiu supppsti'.that we ,k,ottlet not trtAtthem-as foes, if We come within roach mitheni.? • ' • " , MAittaibtii„-with hits division, is .going north ward i` our gd, 3d,and dth ditkinll9,'ltavenlarched, northward too, , parellel with hitti.„7 . lle.3d division was lately at Ciatell3renco, so tliatwu . watch all - the enemy'. tuovementsClosely." . " :-1 • • ft Gen. G'lskiAtt is heie. artpj fig" begun t& go ititp' cantonments ten days ago. Every one set me me to think that nothing can tie done during the beats of Skimmer, and indeed I shotild be , happy to hear kliat our hue fellow .t sotue re pite in this Weatta,r." ...~..~. also arriyed,, the Piipers brought by which inne, that NIA totottr had commenced hie retreat, and that BLAKE and Bm.t.a.sTattos, with their 0.040, entiziarked on the 7th ult. at Ayamnrite, ind set sail for Cadiz. Two Anholt Mails arrived Mit night. They bring vqy little news of importance,: The. Papers contain several articles tending strongly to confirm the pre tions statements, that the differences, bet%een sia and Turkey are in a train of adjuitmenG We have extraEled the following observations ,upert the P,roclarnation recently hustled by the liihh Alurerntrient, from the Palriot:-r • The Proclamation hasi already, produced "con sequences" which must havebeen expected by every. .010 who 40%v the tqlllgtg,,4nit,the principles of ! 'those against.whom it wit,s,intended.. A "meeting 'r. raortimarY"' has been ~tyld k,:_qpd- an' " extreor dhiarr ineeting it ce1.4 , 414:w*. r 4n defiance, of • the Procituttrition, this Assembly was summoned their banal leader, with his 'night.cap in his pocket, was not there to Open the business of the d4y ; but " the Committee Rooms were crowded with us rn4Ch good sense, 'integrity, property, and respe,Eta, bility as we ever saw aywaled undo.' similar. cir• tunist44o. . . And the business of the day wets sirriplk fhiti An sl.et, Ft:99)0111y called, the . Convention Ark, • .1, 4 a y"tb,since most ill-naturedly been passed, forbidding the eleaion or sippointmeot of unlaw un&l pretence of pieriarnig or. -rstsenting" public Petitions or other Addresses to the King or to the Parlitinent.' On en udcasinn' to that Which caused Its enaetment,and , for who other' occasion was it intended ?-L:-this' . . statute has beon-ealled into aired.. Ole! but, say the Lawyers, this wets only diretied against presences' • to petitiyri where a Petition is adually iutedded without um , ,pretence, the AtA is. a dead letter.— r Sb, much for the law of the‘tlties4iOtt : though indeed, meeting these, stibtle, itigitrell at their own point, we would desire to beititortned how the reality of their pretence itt to be a'Settitabied Without' suffering their designs to Abe ; for until their eleaions 611,111 have been 11041; and their constituents eledeci,untirtheir Parliainent shall have been.opened, •and their statutes eluded, it will not be' very easy -to :determine whether petitioning:is a pretence or a purpose. - And Oita the violation of the' law mint be consummated' before we can be certain that it is' intended.-We have an old provetb, when (lie - sited ii 'stolen, - shut the stable - door—but precaution is LOW to be tbjefilcd into negligence, and our eyes vie to be doge() withthe opiate of a quibbler:, until the thief shall 11:1VO hiii way inside, t 4 . ;door it. not to be Shut a liticfuntil he has ran away with the steed, his MariCeuvres may .be only a "pretence." How dOssie know_ until the Commit -tee has finNlied its husineSS, Whether it intendsto . - petition or tot ? No bunter 'how foreign its dis cussions; no matter bOW irrelevant its statements, ;twit itrsesslon .shall be closed tint objeatpf these arm never - be and when it is 'closed, the mischief will inva been completed, and the Can. vention will have dispersed of itself. Thug, (lye • .„ tune is to; be wholly inopetative ; for unless •tt . Cati operate against 'the Cafholie 'Convert tion,.it is:a r dedd:: letter in the code ;tan excrescence in .the plantid Isty the' hand 'of folly, and withering in its. own weakness. If the Convention Act does not apply aphis' the Catholic Convention, agairt . st what. Assembly', however dangerous; however.uhlawful, can it ever operate ?- 7 1.,ei us, however, strePose for a moment, that it does riot so aeply.' 'The'privilege which is thui possessed' by theltomanist (for he can:, not property it to himself) belongs of equal right to the Presbyterian and 'to the Quaker, to the - Methb'j' dist and to' the Moravian: the statute becomes 'a cotutnpn of ,pasturage, and its enclosures may be 4'velied by : every man of every sect. There is no' division intei which religion is divided, that may not claim equal liberty of conscience, and set the Legis lature at , equal denatice. 'Were the Protestants to . Islip wilts of'elebion, and Meet on the hustings, to • appoint delegates and prepare or pretend to prepare netitions against, the demands of the . .aomanists; Row' soon,wOuld the Convention Act, be set up as statutable bar tty their proceedings! Yet we be-• lieve that th(.ir equal right with the Romanists to a Parliamen.t el their owii, ‘,‘ di hardly be denied,— • Tints every county iieland, and every parish in Dublin, Might be filled with Election!, and Asset*. bhes and• Committees and' Parliaments, wlth petty diagtois and penny Onturs ;• while every . seCta rian::who chutes to .keep ,afoot from the Esta 'bliaheci Church, may make a speech,. bespeak a dinner, vote a piece of pOte, create . a Parliament, displace the Administration, and repeal the UnFon for himself. ••• , . . • The'PalNCts RHOENT did not go to Windsoryes terday, but went this morning at ten o'clock. Letter, from.. Liverpool mention the ar.ival there of the Venial from America. She is stalcd.to have sailed from an American ptn't on the Q9th 01 . June, just in time to bring the intelligeoce ut the . urrival out of both Mr. I'l:mA ey and Mr: rost4a.,. - Yesterby letters were received, conveyed by, the General Poriiei-, a merchant. vessel, Corunna, to the date of the '6th orti'sr month.: No further intelligtince had been obtained from the armies an' the trontiers of Portugal. Generals SANTr , cII.DEs and BOiNiN ST remained tr their forrrwr cipsh too—the one without, and the other witlito the wolii of the Spanish Cornmander li,td a Imee exer t i ding , :,10,000 naeu'uhder nrtlors. Grelt vailed - arnongst, the Patriots throughout oallicia and the adjacent. provinces.. It is said that whpn the account of the battle of Albuea arrived at Petersburgh, it w.-rreceived with the'deeiest SatisWtion: The Emperor WAS on the. parade ; th newt, soon spread among the troops, and was greeted with huzzds ; halls and fetes were given in honour of it ; Littratirow expressed his ,stirprise and indiignation. Russia was to. have been attacked by 'BUONAPAIITA in May. lAtit j but our suc cesses in the Peninsula prevented him from paring • tuf6cient number of troops. The Russian 'army 'on the frontiers of Poland 'amounts to 249,000 men, extremely well in , appointed, s with, a very numerous • Captainsivattrtros and. GrtAssam Milne are ap poitatl'io- the:Raj/a/ Sovereign and thl liam and Mary vachts, at'Deptf?ai,io the room of Captiins MA . tiTIN And feAsett, promoted to 'the, rank of 'Admirals; . - - Captain MALCOLM is appointed to the Rayal Oak, of 74 guns, in the room of Lord MIZLIUti BLAU.. cLatttc.. The Grammar School of Dumfries was examined in the usual manner on Friday last. A young Lady from the parish of Kirktuaboe, along with her aro. ther, supported the honour of the Greek class. She made L.ltiti and Greek exercises and verses,, and read Homer, with ease; and answered qu-stions which were. i pUt to her in Philology,. Antoroty, or Grammar, with accuracy and promptness. The price of Bread %Ivas ordered to-day to be raised Id. ,per peck ; the Quartern Loaf will then be' is. 2d. r'‘ Two Gentlemen, of. the names, of Dafetir 'and Craig, started yestrday, fur a wager ot fifty guineas, to run froMilre middle of Holborn.to flow, and re turn'. Each betted that he perierined thedistance within an. hour, beitig eight miles and a half. .hie. Dufour wort by three minutes, he having performed the distance io tifty-seven minutes; Tits MITS.—It will give pleasure to every friend to Genius, mid lover of the ArtS, to hear that Wit,Kfa isenfirely recoVered front his late alarming illuess, and exerting his tal ents in tull vigour. He haS just finiShed a pitiure, which,' from its 'magni tude and the natures of the ,subjed, has 'Occupied a considerable portion of his time,•and Which is pe culiarly well calculatedto give sCope to his powers and the luxurianCe elf .his humour,' - The 3centis a 'representation' of the Area in iront of a Country Ale-libusu,, and the etfeCt of rustit revelry is:iliewn iti various giotipes . ul figures, all of which are ad mirably bioeglir .together. The eltiet g loop dis plays 4 strugle between some peasauts tO ci!tain 'among tl4in a man in a Carter's frock, who seems already to have Sacrificed .pretti freely to the jovial God, and the efforts of his wife and child to induce hirn to leave sirmiltencrew,-., These figures dis play a varied.andinatural expreP4n, and i mere, is an .interesting contuit between the careless dissipation of the inebriated rout and the anxiety of the wo-. man to rescue her husband. There are other asseen 7 bloges of 'unsung, oorne engagod in revelry, some in rustic gallantry, and others in checrial conternala ! tionof the passing scene. - tree ingenious Artist hair ventrived,tsusual, to introduce some tduches of a sentimental . and moral cast, particularly in the itp penrance 'of a'veneiable feMale, who• seems to hive knoWn better days'; she is looking with tender soli citude on a man, who may be isupp'eke d to be her son, stretched on the grou n d i n in e hriOiy tit4d Steep. The aged matron is leading a child, who looks with surprise aisd sorrow at the conaitionol hisiather. But it would be in vain for us to attempt to particu• larise the, striking 'variely of ineidentaind circurn stances which the Artist has introduced, The whole manifests an accurate observatiori of life and nature, in charatter, spirit, composition, and colouring. The building, .too; exhihitS taste as well as truth, and appears to be the remains of a more dignified abode. This' extplisite Work, we ,understand, is painted for that munificent Patron of the Arts, Mr. ANostispart4l, and 'it will add' no sinatl drgreo of Watt . ** to bio valuablt; collection, - NAVAL N EWS. . • .I.PLmourrr, Atm. 4.—Sailed bit evening his. `Majesty's. brig Pclrt ltrako' n, of i 8 guns, car. HAT .r(), whit the whole of the light cavalry.transports that arrived here pn Friday last, under her convoy, TiotuListkin. Also nailed, his Majesty's ship Northumberland, 01 1 17&ztins, Capt. HOTH AM, to blockade L'Orient ; thp Kiting schooner, Lieut. MoxE'i, With a small ' ; • • convoy for the Downs; the Vista schooner, 'Licor. 114 HALL, and Alphea schooner, Lieut. GasoNs, .for Pprt satout h. " Arrived the Semiramis frigate, Capt. RiCHARD SON, and the Foxhound brig of war,. Capt. PAIUSII, from a cruize off -the coast of France. . the.outward bonnd Mediterranean convoy are still detained here by contrary winds. Arrived this afternoon the Armida frigate, Citpt. DUNN, with dispatches from Ligbrm, but we have not been able to learn whether they contain' any news f Colonel CAMPBELL came passenger In bet, who landed andset oft for London immediately. PoRTSMOUTH, Atm. 5.--. Arrived the , Leopard wan of war from Cadiz, supposed with convoy. Arrived also his Majesty's ships';i/p4ea and 11111- . ing, will) 'a convoy, from Plymouth, and are..sniled again for I the same port. FALmount, AUG. 3.—Sailed the Princess Eliza. teal packet for Lisbon. Deat„ AVG. s.—Arrid the Nniad frigate from he coast of Vi ance ;' ancirthe King George cut tier 'rein oil Flushing. DOVER, Apo. s.—The following Th.giments are . . inimediattly to embark from hence, viz.:_ Paid;gin, Merieneth, Carnariron, Royal Middlesex, Mon 46., mery, and Cornish Miners; the Tlielis, .Eolus, Peinee ffales, and Thanie,i transportsareZome in for the purpose of taking them to Ireland, .the !otter traoiport in catering the li.trboutr received Consider able damage by running lord of the head. IritumbuTu, AUG. s.—Sailed . his Majesty's ships Mosriuito, Portia, Briseis,aad' Pincher.. Anived the Lady Frances and 'Kink George packets float Gottenburgh ; they do not'bring in telligence of any importance. LISBON NAM. ,ELVA 6, JULY le.—Three battalions, nil the Jiatt mentados, and persons lidding civil employments, have marched from Badajo7 ; it is said, that -they will go to Zafra, and from thence to Seville. The garrison, : consisting of infantry,, which, it is reported,. remained in Badajoz after the march. of those troops, aniounted to 2000 men. A large: quantity of warlike storestindprovisions have entered Baddjuz, and more is expected. .The ‘vhole of the artiiicry sent off from Badajoz amounts to J3O cannon. Generals BLUM and BALLESTRROS embarked in Ayamonie, with their armies on the 7th, inst. and immediately steered for Cxliz. Lt.} A 9, Jima 30.--Senor CASTANOS has receiv ed art official account of the nation of Don 3. SANCHES, on the ieth inst. in S. Meinhoz ; of the #OO dragoons whp scorted the money and goods of the convoy, 70 only escaped ; it ►s besides this said, that after the French had capitulated, they fired upon our soldiers, in consequence of which, Don J. S*Noltics ordered 250 'prisoners to be killed, carrying off besides those, 150 with• the oonvoy. The account of the great desertion from the army of MARMONT is confirmed. PLASENTIA, JUNE I.9.—The enemy go to thp South in the most discontented manner ; from Sa lamanca to Almaraz more than 4000 men have de serted,. villa joined °urban& in the mountains. intelligence from Pcnterrada (kingdom of Leon), sstll June The enemy h the aafon of theday btifnie yester day loit 40t) ,men in prisoners_ and wounded, which we expeiit here. Yesterday the chief staff Of the army passed through place; 'and the ,reserve, tviih the regiments of Zaragoca and Moncienode. This morning Pontecedra 'and Lngb will arrive; army is in a respeEtable state, andit is necessaq' should be so, as,. according to the position the etre my has taken, he will not fail to attack' us. Letters frOln, Alen t'ejo, ,dated the -1 7th , r ecei v ed' by the courier of yesterday, bring the important, in. , .telligence of MAivaoNT's army having commenced its retreat 'by the bridge of the Tejo. Ho had pro pared-a great quantity of breatrfor his-March. VILLA 1 n sNCA,, JUNE 2i3.—The troops that eva cuated the Ast'urias *marched, to LeOn to unite With . lIIMIRIIRA O with :the exception of 1 IMO men, who,. took the route through the mountains of Santand er ' without doubt fer the . purpose 'of . opposing the pro gress of the patriot CAst et who without ceasing persecutes and destroys them. Bass:sags; with the aid of BONNET, will forM a divisic m of 32,(i00 men, with which he will rib-_ serve our opertitions, , 14stotr; , . . fromw e he c r i t v :t(tiieridl),,,:,riii‘ttici:tll,pelEaiir:elt,:et:irric.::isvi,ii:A!egtsdt.tht. etiNleli:aletwlttho6radtr.:ortara_niiel yesteirday4pwAP tal6r. S A L .A .1%! 1 , 14. 0 4 0106,, 19 ..-4i.C. cording to all ditnthe was i : 1 T( f ile fi . ' P f i Vit. init-iitinraeiccrii°a'n7dfilictratr::veo3lll'.93ibloypile:l6:3l:l3,ll silver :there were 16 millions, aamondslwor n d in di with otly‘q valuable effeets. The mo ney it nut posed to be teal s. specified, ;hit it Is su p It is said. t hat the 'greater part' of these riches spperiad id jclst.rlf,'Avito by chi; unlucky accident, 'will be 014 only Frenchman whosrill. 'depot from Si ail) coal llf 0 ugl t 4 a-e0118,‘,4:4 tal'eo etiotlih W hen it ‘to iti Ili? 'l6 p; it ti1411,da41411"1 —.I . it t entre ini I:;:!!!'i'is,..:-.:'7:7..1:::4;q:41:::::tb,rin' t : 14 ttilliet7;:rtliepel"lch'soiiipedliost.p. aeilerdels i f e.e.eidniot,tirceeis.eeinsigts: %ianid;iii: ' hopes nod absurd Calcolatioits.;',.the ,Frencir no, diem, with the -utmost contempt, end I vtend'erth6l despicable wretches should .oft perceive. livi they obtain the .GOveiintneat of the counttp4; f ill- treat them; worse . tiIAA she other Sponiarr, Theobje6ls of their ambito)°, the employ"' 0 pensions,' and distin4iions,' will, be given oclitiidit ttoiessterntrig:rt:haenedmitsoer i t onlylib:11:111' ve a r s fienway chr:rnnticeig be;'` and to [imble - them, 1.11;in... frOrn any friendslit% good will. Thii the Fietteb- themselves blli° their* to,thefr faces here :Intl in other townl, ,I, Lein:oB4st le been received here fon Ptiri ,, ‘ ll '‘ say that' &fifth PARTH lias'expresseil hitttell n r''' lic in such 'a triannet ils indicatpd his re,0,10110:t,2 extricatil himself from the affairs of the Peilinio . • 0' by 6nii, mode or other, within a• t i m e' lim e. 10 this cannot new be done by tl!e bayOnet, 11 me , ;I il?r . presurned,that, he means to abate only of.h ' 'shel l° '4l4nt pretensions,' or perhaps he only vii , ro , 'Pie chef: ,relish with. Mo( rnat bb' celled fair P I:oCcOctini,sll,l,;:ryt„.l:ECE;,‘;'Ef) I,IIOYI 0W4i51 itri'lCrilifl I ...1:' j5;11)."?.,r111( A'r tp NS ,01,,,_ TilS Gl'll A OtY. toot The important obje6t of unitiog the P ar , t GAler illas - 1 sb , 1 . ~.4,?.,f infantry and cavilry dimnptio. vary O r and givo them a certain .0), •, or irlttatiOnMifiefrtirconsolidating their forceiell 0j tribute .: 1 1. 1 l i e i l l n i : l i f t e , that tN t , is ° 3 ( 1::::::::eir .3: :::::::1:16::: ''''' cntter the orders -mid elireaion,of the (.0011111'_,,, legioonist,Luenile.r the (10t1ItiVintd, of aicers 0: cre:1:10 —"VIII al Confidence. The second iogi''n' , , thec l3 :t rt r N eC,yn : n: n t :1;13;11°Idia:1(u:ri. iir'Css:ln. general D o sac't leil'::;r:;:t.:;i:°1::::::PoP:erja'etcl'i';'°::'1,:, tacked by 500 infantry, and 70 horse, wh'c eilfo. Die' .ed from the city cif Leon IV.:\i,,iliilha. ,1 , . .l oilil ; mander defended btis.elf with that 5101. ,t,i, . . f o dr hutrY brvvitich be is cbaractetiod, 0 0 Ana 011414 ~, wards Villarente, where She OclUa'r- ol d ) . c°ll.?..inf_lo of, Dan BEN LOOP* 411$ , 00'111 Order, to unite both forces, which Then fr il 1 0 00 enemy, sword in hand, and forced them to leaving twenty infantry de + d on the OW, 3 , co The Chief Of the above-mentioned lenfro) his troops-to halt, end the enemy hoing il/1.1101) some soldiers of the cavalry, bioughr 1 4 Pc -0 1 lapirrlirs,soceite;:trviian,henedErinit:rkiriiieaddi3talicn men' i l agTabitietht°lrle:l4lolll' lOS 'VO`i only o ne irlsould3iderr° ancbthree borse6 killed. li 4 fr o. ' SiNAIIIIIA,JeI4 0 36,-.-^EfellatilillOY. , ft ond the (10 ; , sort to us ; ye'sterday 18 arr iv e d ' Artoerio 36. in Z,imora there are only 10 0 .P , who remain in, the C3ole, f rge 13811311 Y 2000 a BIit4AVeNTO, WllOBO 0 than 7000 ;nen. r rho' rik4slloefa:htehreleagico;oo, ben) veld° a .. A.ll the French who are in OW rats Nviilltoil The netion of Orbego cost t , i. ef ,,, our loss was very. considerable J . 0131 ? 1 rt ‘' greatly exceeded t. . 0;11;1,,,,IP , LispoN, Jo i,Y I 6.--SeaterJoi 11.111e1 10.01 ecoer(rip.:iicsi,giontilsaEysigi.jil 1 .1 ., i v ) Coil: I, r:::lviliilithr arernreitrch dostoillite: so,o.flli, ,:i.,:e.ol,e,,,'l'lll;cia;riciej ardsrot.,:eit6.l:wot, alt;i:eartetacitillc)idtekei riritoitvvfitilisivt(coe:Aiiiist:ofnocop,oraii:trojevvoteheie6ntivtit.loiin::::o,iftopirt.ti):;l tr,t;:litostoovio:di:i:eisillititg:::voit,il to inform Capt. 0000.4' °f '..c.i, who, ° p h i rscitikoo, of those circeroot Olt - 1 ,fl 00 leagoes diStant. , 3 ced it cavalry, Na at IVV O advso 61 •I . the Ole° -00, l't at midnight, soll)1156 fie ortilleri ~ odr reached the phial wVre 1 d4ojj, obit 0 f :bemnilios:ll:;eilitiobil:itdrteleiblir,ll:llt:ett,tlipt;iiilevii4:aiel:lll:ll):l,ritertlis'irso:i:t°,ltlP:si:;licieliieydirt,tifilePitiroittirirslirdicict:v:i.rtiali.lirli4r,iiii:::::::itiejv:e)lirlityij‘ll:l6.or..„.ii4iwiitiliolei,u,:iAtaroYittdiliii):l Pt; gilurnira, tsliing froni i 07 A otters. tnises. d r~i~. , ~~ 1