The Sun. — London, England, 1811-01-31 00:00:00

ofi 4il 1 k , c,, 1. I' l 7 1 k ; N. &Cos..r.Vl DlCsiiit FAI.JiLIA AIUDKAT? Lca N 4.) o , TttURMAY, JANUARY 31, 1811. MA! t,S. Aaaivtn--z Heligoland, z Waterford. 1) a—l Cadiz, 1 Lisbon, a Malta, z Dublin. STOCKS THTS SSAY At. TIALva O'CLOCK. Comas -6; 66 I Red. Ann. 661 Windsor Castle, lan. 31, t 8 i t. " Hts MorusTy continues in OW game favourable Bate in which he has been fur the last week." Sigued as usual. . The following is a copy of the Intercepted Letter of which WC yesterday gave the general outline " CounEit., Dew. aPpears that General JUNOT, je.tIOUS of , the general command given to, INlAssetin in Portugal, prodmed a failure in one operation, by not obt;ling his orders and eft ling a, intuition necessaly to the sueeess of the operation. MASSRNA, therefore, deprived JUNOT of his 'corn mand, arrested him, and sent him to Paris : the EMPEROR confiltued this measure, and the General, it iq said, wilt be shut. PritiCe lit NA ND is to marry the sister of our Empress and to ascend the . Tlitione of Spain— reserving Catalonia and liiicay for France, the former of which belonged to France, under Louis the XI \rib. 3. King JCgErri returns to Naples. " 4. The King of NArLas.is to. be King of Poland, nati in order to turn' that kingd..m, the Etni,eior of ilus4A Las been asked for hiS part of the old i,arti tion of cedes liar part volnntarily. " Prince BERTHIRIt is lo he King of Prussia, vrid hence it is not necessary to ask Prussia for her part of Poland. 1 : 6. 11 , 1AssENA is to be King of Purina!, and must conquer his kingdom by the aid of the French and Spaniards ; who will. be uni!ed under clte same colours it will be the aline with the kingdom of Poland aid Prussia—the new Kings must go and conquer them from Russia and Prussia.-- - It is pro bable that our force, and the forces of Germany abd ail the Rherii,ti con fedelacy, will be united for the grand operation. " Such is the news of the d.ty, which is derived from geoil Among the various reports which have been given in the Wily Prints, respecting what WOE S.,i i by the Loan Co&Ncur.Loa in the dcbtvc on Monday last, an Opposition Paper has givep the following as the conclniion,of liiS fiist speech. in that de bate :—" All the prerogatives and funetions of the 'Royal Authority, the KING' held in trust for his People—and he had within' the last Early-eight hours heard his MAJESTY express his conviction of that antiment —a eonvktion upon which he had ailed through the whole of ltiS reign."'These words are highly important tind interesting; and though they 'are used in the Paper alluded to, for the purpose of "hewing that the HECIENT should have the full petrier of the MoN Aaort, the people at large will doubtless draw a very different and Incite gratifying inference—they will, on the authority of the Loop Calthithttl-LOl l , have the happiness of knotting that MAJESTY is in so impreved a state of mental teak!) as to be able to converse on a Subjela of ,this nature, though it will certainly be no novelly to theth to hear:that such was his MAJVSTY's sense of the duties of his exalted station, and his conviction 'that the true objects of his " prerogatives and tune. tions," are the welfare and security of his people. But it is with pleasure we relate another eireum fiance respedting his Majesty's state of mind, which bas not yet been given to the public, and which most excite the ,watruest hopes of his speedy and , somplete fotoration: A few &Ts ago, -- liits M. usT y , addressing one of his vitcntlant told him, Jilin _the Duchess of Ba tibia wick had de. fared him, about bit 111011t1ii 3go, whenever he Was , andisposed, to take the I:thice of that Physician, as she had a It igter opinion ()chin . ) t han qfmly other whom „gm bat! Stet' since her return to this country. 'lle Physician, whose twine it might appear invidion, to awrition, considering that such an instance of re colleCtion 'would be a striking Wit of his 3,14,1re5T . V'S convalescence; took nti early opportunity of wait lug upon the I.)eLho3 of ilityNfitrici„ ;:od had the iiicasure to teceive from I-fer Royal . .iighness . a till! coofirmatioo of what his IVIAJesTY had re- it i 9 now reported among the friends of the Party, that immediate change of Administration about to take place ; but we have reason to be- Leve, notwithstanding all the ,assertions of the Morning Cliroqicle to the contrary, they can by no wont.; agree about the eilitriefutioa of place and poliver. .We say they cannot agree, Wcaute we understand ,they claim the distribution of every , thing, and presuming upon their power, will not, if they can help it, let the ;Regent have? a will • of his own. With respeta td a change of Ministers, un der the existing circumstances, when His IMAJv.sTv is daily and rapidly recovering, we may con fidently assert that such a Measure is neither expeBed•nor wished for by the I,ublie. We shall probably be told again that the reports of the dif ferences among the party are whol:y 'Unfounded, and that these " eminent Statesmen" ad with the tuost,,perfea cordiality together. Perhaps . ' those who make these assmions will condescend to in form us whether the party fitted with perted car 'diality upon the subje& of the PuiNctes Answer to the Addresses of the two Houses of Parliament' Whether the Answer given was the Answer recom mended by Lords GREY and GRENVILLE ; and, fi nally, whether the circumstance of another, and a much mot e moderate answer than that . recoinmended by those Noble Lords, having been given by his Royal Hsliness, did not tend to a schism, upon the .subject of secret advisers, which all Lord HOLLAND'S talents as a negooiator have hitherto been unable to close ? We should, be . glad to receive a distinct answer to these questions, in stead of general assertions respeaing " the cordial agreement" of the Party. The Dire tors of - the Patriotic Fund at LLoYH's, with a lib.eraltty worthy of their character, am! ana logous to all their conduct, have reeently voted live thousand pounds to the subscription for the iiiitiyh Pt isoners in France. We have every reason to , :believe that the account which appeared in the papers some time since, of the KING playing 01) a harpsichard, was' incurred, as his MAJKSTY never had any predileCtion for that instrument, piano -forte, or organ, which are all on the some principle ; his MAJESTY:, some years since, used to amuse himself with playing on /1' flute. Ii appears, besides, that the insttumeni derivribed as thdt:on which he piqed, viz, an old harpsichord, that belonged to the 14reat HANDEL, IS 1101 at Wind sot, but at the queen's Palace, where I,is MAJESTY used - to ibew it to his musical friends with much pktstire„,and,explain.to them to whom ithelonged, and that the keys were worn away by HArroar.'s fingers. Thu same account coniaineda statement that the KING had a little return of sight ; this was correct. It was discoVered by his observing Ur. HEBERDRN reading a Newspaper, and that he had a great coat on ; he also obseived, that all the Dodors had their hats off. One day when he IA as at dinner in a room under Blenheim Tower, adjoining, his private apart ments, where he has lately dined for the conveni ence of the Dodors, and being better adapted for his dinner to be served up Born the kitchen, he distinguished a particular tureen on the table; We hie II C satistadion . of laying before our Readers another cheering letter froiii Windsor..-s Mr. PI4IICBVAI.. had 811 ifficlview with hI.I MA JESTY lost Tuesday, which continued tor Done time. It is reported that the conversation related to the army in l'oriugai.:— " WINDSOR ) JAN. .29.---This morning about Mr. PRIMEVAL arrived alone at the Castle Inn, and immediately went to the (Ineen's Lodge, where he had a conversation with Doffing HALFORD, HE. •1381 WENT, 1111 d WILLIS, and Mr. amp/0, on the 3thte of his MAJESTY'S health. Alter the conbul tatioti, Mr. PERCEVAL Went to the Castle, where he was intraduced to his MAJESTY, and had an audi ence, which contiimed some time. After ' the inter view, Mr. PERCEVAI. sKt Oa immediately for Lon don. His IVIAacsTY continues to mend daily,--the aymploms of returning health are progressive 'and highly flattering--and to-day considerable improve went has taken place." We have received additional sets of French Pa pers, but none of a later date than those which had previously come to hand. • Theilloniiear contains a numbeuef Decrees relative to internal regulations the newly annexed provineed, and some uninterest ing details of the siege of Tortosa. It also an nounces that Buonaparte had taken the diversion of hunting on the 14th, in which he was accompanied by his Empress for an hour, notwithstanding her advanced state of pregnancy. Caraccas Gazettes to the 25th of November have been received via the United States. They de not contain so much general information as might have been expected, and are chiefly composed of Decrees relating to internal government; among which is en instrument, consisting of seven long articles, pro- viding that all persofit capable of bearing arms shall, if necessary, be Oiled out to maintain the inde pendence of the province ; and it assigns a sual of 150,000 dollars to be raised for arming this force, calculated at more-than 50,000 men, if the entire strength of the revolted districts weitS to be called out. Thirteen natives of old Spain, convicted of entering into a correspondence with the Viceroy of Mexico, had been executed. They were hung, and , e t heir bodies remained exposed to public indignation during a whole week. Accounts of the nth of November, from Santeh'.:, eontein the particulars of en attempt made there to restore : the old form of Government, which had felled, atter 4300 lives had been sacrificed. °retire day of the date of the dispatches all was perfectly tranquil, and no further, apprehensions were felt. Yesterday a Court :of Direaois was held at the , East India House, when Captain BAYNES, elf they ship Marchioness of Exeter, look .leave of the Court, previous to departing for St. Helena and llengsl.--The regclar ship Baring, Ciyt. CARNE GIE, was destined for Madras and Betigal.--eCaptafie RA:UW*3u was sworn into the command of the ship Union, and took leave, in the room of COL - St sr resigned. 'the C,ourt adjourned 41 six u cluck; tic tu-mortuw. NAVAL SEWS. PLY:aawro, JAN. 28.—Arrived , his Majesty's ship .rirmicle, from the Coast of Francei the Hope, Le- VRTT ; Allan, 'FRANCIS ; and Sally, TRAMS from I.2.)rtdon ; and the iirdent, BoActi, from Liver- Sailed the following packets, viz.: Princess Ainry, PococKr, wilii mails for the Mediterranean ; Duke,of Marltornugli, But.t.,, with mails for Lisbon ; and the Lard tiohrt, 1. - Luttti.Toti, with mails for Surinam ; also sailed the American ships,Anacr"con, DIXON ; and Italker,'r, Aii.NR, for ItilieriCa. PORTSMOUTH, JAN, 30.--Arrived yestetday his Majestfeship Sarpedon from the Dons ; and this day his Ni.ijes'y's ship Linnet frOm a cruiz ; also the IFillianc , Wag'Ant, from Sunderland ; Dispatch, BEACH, flOlll Waterford ; Alert , PATTERSON, front Gibraltar; and the honey, litvaTT, from Colic. Saiird this day his Ntijesiy's ships Ganges, Porn pee, Revenge, Alpo, Denmark, Orion, Atundance, Primrose, I; elory, ;linear, Pornsidabl, and Eau:- lion, under the conmund of it JosKiqk Youti.e,aith troops for Lisbon. His Majesty's sh;p Surpedun recaptured and sent into this port yesierday the h 1001) sigeniora, Garr virus Master, from Milford, with provisions. Arrived this evening his tYlajest:'s ship Humber, with a largo convoy, from Faltuouth: llAftwicu, JAN. SO.—Arrived the King Geov packet, with a mAil and pa‘setigers, from HOP laud,' it bring 4 no , news of importance. The Prince of !Poles packet, also (torn Heligoland, is, now corning into harbour. Rem ihe 1,,,0rd Duncan packet, 'with for Autiolt. • JAN. "30.—S3i1cd from Yarmouth Ronda and Jack in . Ow B.lsktt, the Hussar trig►ate, with the convoy fur t!.e East and W,:st InJies, Lisbon, Szc. .~....~. DOVEV, JAS. 30.—Arrived e a cartel from Dun kirk, haying on board the .survivors of the crew of the Elizabeth Eait.hidiaman, consisting of six Eu• ropenns nod 1 (3 Laicars. DEAL, JAN, 30.--Saded 1,i9 Majesty's'.'ship garoo, with tie! Priticefs Amelia E:it Indianian, and a largo titsof under convoy for P..rtsmonth. ..... Passed throti'gh the Downs the Echo sloop of war, with the Anterprize tra►„port, having on b.)rad ',I de tachrneat of the Royal Veterans, troth 1 - I,.rvkich for Curti. The 'Bishop of IloCuitsrttt preaChed yesterday betbre the fionse.4Lords, at Westminster Abbey. He chose his text horn the thh'd . clvipter of the 4itirle General of James, I77(11 vt.rse :-'' not the wisdom tltat i, from above is; first pure-, gentle, a n d e asy to be cuw-rated, full of mercy and gond fruits, Without partiality and without hypocriqv." Thediscourge a the Learne;lPrelat e was w e ll adapt ed to t h e ocosion, and to the times in which it was delivered : rational, liberah moral, political, and religious-. ;' it,was such as, the,tealots of all parties ,wonlri censure, but which the truly virtuous and patriotic character must opprov e , as cOrrespondi ng With dip b e st f ee lin gs of genuine loyalty, and sincere and temperate love of our couthry, Of the Tein 7 poral Peers, we only observed,the Loa.n. CHANCIAL- LOR and Lord WALSIN6RAiI.. The Speaker of the Rouse of Corninons and se veral Menrbt.rs also attended Divine Service at St. Margaret's Church; where an appropriate Sermon was delivered, by the Chaplain y.l the Hoube ye cothm.oo.' Yesterday the Lord Mayor held a Court of Com mon Council, which was very eumerouslyatiended. The Lord Mayor I.nd before the Cent t a Resolution of Thanks from the Sea Railing ; lefiemary, f or their Donation of i 001. in aid of the Funds of that Society, which was read, and Ordered to be entered on the Journals. On a Report from the City Land, COmniitiee, a.Sp, Committee of four Aldermen and twelve Commoners was appointed, respOing the Tithe,, of several of th e P ar i s h es i n the City...— The City Lands Committee presented a Report for Sale of the City Conduit, at Bayswater, which was read and referred back to the said Committee, to c . the sae into executioe. A Rep oi t f rom the s reconneemling the p urc h ase ot e north sidteof L ong -l ane, fOr yes oral C t m ot n ts ' e mit s te o e n i the' the purpose of enlarging Smithfield Market,. v.a, react and agreed to, ander Petition ordered to he pre • - seined. to Palliame e t aecordingly. Th e considers. tion of the Report of she Special Committee, respeaing the two Regiments of Lendon Mili was adjourned to Wednesrby next A Repo f t flout the Committee to to Pailiament to complete th e Improvement at Temple Bar, was read aad agreed to, and a Petition to Parliament ordered to be presented. OrtAToato.--This admirable species of pub lic; amosemcnt commenced laSitieht for the sea son, but is not to be resumed till Leut, at, Covent garden Theatre, under the direction of the MO DEM The experience of -those Professors, and their respective talents, amply quality them for the conduct ofthese entettainme'uts, nod tveir appeated in an excellent band, and a due propm two of disiingoi,b e d V oca l P erformers, among wh omwere CATAj.ANl, were CATA,LANI, Mrs. DICKoNS, Mrs. BLAND, BBL LANIi', and other persons at well-known talent,. Te e selection was froth . fietsinee, and vocally and iestrumentally, finely given. We have not room fo' d o jostle,: to the respective: Performers. CATALAN! particularly :sii,tiegui,ned herself; and was eueme,e in a soli? , ;If I'OBT,Ot.; AL. Lo, which Shy) sun g with a 011- delf,l 4 0‘0,,141;03. ` ) ' here Wil4 a llLlDierUtlii audience, J COURT' OF KLNG,S.tigeilcii.......Mr, FINSICIL brought up this day to receive judgment, bG ° put forward a long affidavit, which Lord 130 ROUGH directed his Counsel to he is to be brought up again on Thursday A Rule WAS granted to slim cause wit nal inforimtiup should norbe filed Pit PPS, Esq. fora libel on the"Bibbo, 'We understand, that tn Tuesday . eleven at:lock, Mr. VgaCEVlft. arrived at Castle, and waited upon the (41. q" wards had a consultation with she jt 4 I's and then ltad an audience (f his MAJEsn with hint tor a coniideraole At Mr, PCIICEVAL set hjs rrl1111) TN:. LORD CHANCNLLOA w 2 with the about ass hour, us Saturday, and P. half an hour. No further official accounts lia,e from Lord WULLINGTON, but we %% w (avoed with so me pr i vate l eiter S, ti t lOwing , are extracts :--- " LIMON, J AN. 13,* --rrile OCtivity of Lord Wellington is beyond . 119' merits are loudly e x to ll e d b y t h e '..: 110 ) troops. He sees every thing duce every morn.ng the lines, and where cessary, he writes his dispaiclizla any bi.:e know the nature of Wein. V , ' high spirits on.ace,nin ot . the as i provisions, gnat the tile arrival, twin Ainerca. Marsn.if Berestord hascro , ' witti thirty thousand men. and Is Ho' A iepoit pretailed this ri.ornin4ulth )oz, but no credit is given Co it. teros, Mendizabal, mid Brig idler-Gel have been c.nnpelfrti to fall hack tipa - *account dt the jaw:lion of Soult aoti are advatic.ng upon that city. 1' 1 "s ; has 'caused some uneasiness at St. placards - hive been postrd, directing t to pinkie means- for the safely and t'cl effects. Not a single soldier is 01 c re t e )i e ' iv eel e t cl ' o Y i nie l-idi‘ ist i o Cini join, :be t N ( 1 ) truiir 'lie ;hips, and are nwsi .11 the Gallegos, 'as well as Me oat compe;led to do duty as soldiers. constructed three b,id ges across the ;iceoldiug to the best information, iiitorceinenis:.to the amount of 16,000 " BADAJOZ, JAN. mom Madden arrived here with the and General Ballesteros is expected 1 with , the. infantry. They were WI"‘ 1 ; fOre'General Mur:ie r , w h ose arm y monied to 1 V,OOO men, having receiv tho.army before Cadiz. He crossed Merida, with part of his amity, and inn along both batiks of the river." A. rev. , days since'severel housebreplur s i ,i,p ll small cot tage i n the neighbourhoo d of ri:1100 Road, whit e t h e family were at Chapel, a l " t fil )1 , 1, tindi , covered every aril' 44 lur !: i ttl,' I 11‘.! poor inhabitants tumid, 0n . :4 1 ..dir E. t ~ '0 eldrty house. ''''.' : . Jo/ Tile- Qvtat . „ 91,Kin g ' s g . o cli SA YO Ls 'oil i, about ;in hour, h • - L . • : i titPa raring mo: l oo of J o • it eplitelair\iirri%e'sr:liteia:vtea:received biters direct fro' n : 3'l3 o j4 cl llS ; the 7 tii inst. which put us in pobse 4 'i °ll • I li' ' remained . %_v_ere unites--the command of General Gili ir 'ol ' 4 ' l ' M . endizathil moved forward to trie't l' inl .; foc i ', ewnittnli yslitactiuusneltficClieistPitatteiciLaaton'ais4l:ll:"::°'ll:lsiit:(strt; into.Atithlusia, alter 801110 ififiltig Sk ifill ' i ' l lt ll4l _which the S ; 1 -pan.s., caval i yaro ropreaco4,ereiej be_lutved courageously. Advises had bee n . 1 ftc P i a tr t o:): M i i , J 7l l::).6 : ll. ( ri i !w z astb .6 ; t: f . ' in t i l i t il e aiiidr, a lyd r ; r iii i .s v b .a eh l eein a la t .agEti:aitTrebttetyrl.34l:;ll vri:Iiie.:::0:::: roinforcement* to the number of about, 0 1 . 0, 14 on y the approach at the enemy he.rietror' l , C o! iltnida, which pidce he was exilciei 1° , 4 1 , - ,plii -v: , the . (ilh.itist. The requisition of theil n' ~;) (o', (ze lt l !) l (l l , ) j. i c e u t 'l l i e d i a i 'a l t i i i c iE nt i l t t .. l b i t i r w l ec t 4 1; : s cu ., i d a n ts c i : s ll r i e i r e r ie d e d t c t:t e n n g t :u r o . gn i t t a l 0 1 . b i l l , 1 ) :t ! : i tt: : 1 ! 1: 1 .11 16 ( a l l efi l ilfi ;::: gulation, / their places are filled up v" t " a l i t! (P *l c o:: r :: ) ' , 1 1 1 ::::: ,a p t eti to be Without' coi ldril ' :%)41°t t .1 tw h.euch, to( o i t! ii i t n i l i t i l e le o ta ti t i c lu ly o ..- 1 ,,,1 1 4 1° ,14 ` ..1100, ii i i Haiti, il. '; it L-s s ii ret t :t ri n f r !g i 'uQ- d a , rvei b il : dea l ; : :: dl a td s bi t : 11 1 . : l o i : ° 1 4 1‘ 411 : t : -' : ‘:1:1:1:1:i iii: i ti littY''' Bild•ii!)z ; and more p, rsrms , tulac ,;,... t•l' 01)° pa}', %%ere tbro.A II int() p;iiint:.. .410 .° GtliCril l'ill 'l''''; (1; , (-sion, IA r ht, Vol tlik,-1 4 ,ii0 e g i i i n t l''' , !i , 0l iiuf:' , o, collitt;oiloit - l ' ! b: !', 1-:'`' lR l 4- 114. 4 eiL‘l ii•-.. 1 , , ,, Oil iliL! Pi ,1*.,1 , , '); . 1 '''' 6 . l'° , iO 4 ts eidg till . tr. tly tile tr:nturcci ' lleld... , o.. l4. '": „ l r.. ' v 1 I ‘." S P ":I 'I . N, 0!It: that 4011 W ,I 1 ,1 ! ) : i:111. ,i0, 1 1 ilie utile! 0i:,,, ... ; ,„ g to a t a „,,:y 4 ): , 4%''i 4 ; 11 ;101 It:ht. 1.1(..-Iy• tivLd iricd US. i: Coil" M ' ' , l , l , j. f ii ? . '* s l° ' .: JOZ, :1 ~1 Vt doatil pitited 00 " 7-11 * ., , , , ,, , . ' ' idg ii,Teated !hat ilwy uad serv" i °43! / 4 " :' '' 1 c( " ltiv Y. in the F , uocii army. .Tint 34 1111 :0t. , Louilts t% ( 3 , e ic.,,v„,8 B4(1. , oz, iii i t ipoilt-c ri - c Ality ilia, 11111:istvro", ii,ikt surpru.ed tt:e eitetnY . 0 04 v " and kill , U. wounded, and taken WO 'Fitts all - U,r to 1 , : 14 cu ot) 0,0,ad ;Ili.' The A t ~• I•,„,11 ----- In s n dai', rcu,..isoup cf DuB LI N is now _ A v t , A ( v ) . 7 l s ,,, a .i srate of hvii.th, Ili nut to be e1ree 1 ,,7 4 ' O l 11 di, t ;. 3d " ) : W'''.l(4. Fr. `tti the nes th.ts rix°`:, o ,1 0 .ait. t o - , nt, cannot be pfrevalled 6 P °ll „l ° Sicf'nf i 'l 1 . ,_ . it 1 . Yelitkv,d, or preienuttiou to prof -jt : 1_1 5 1a: 000 1 1 , warild a ( on , ideroble sum, i' Di le t i;e''' ‘ 0 3 4, 1.). tk di dvvr4vt: Q n his succeiior, W ci o ver' Li,, ,':'s "I 11.1 (M , n Clatilble f11111:1Y ' a il tie 0 6 1 i ~' :. , k ,, , IL) ips Gnter's gift kr,e, troll* I ;; p ; 0 iii) : : ) ,. i . it•ll ve cire:trust,trice, lapsed to the Crt i iii ' el h,,„ d v ,,, u1 w h i ch tlic Duke ot II; ctimosP ' ) . 2% , 0 i , • ~' Hiwq . gi Veil to the Rev. it. W °4". Lt., b.si.,, q , :, bwther•in-law. Lord FA lf ) argeOui 6 3 rrl46l:l;:dloNtiioirsidC):l. 1 I tl:e 11.1i0 befitllllc I}~bc►ll /C :A t li sr tie rjw: Miick y 34d cxl'4 l _,di of NI . : Ilitttielf eCteGY; SS lti►vl~ 4 ,114111/1 ; I U 11W it En•p ol , l 4 )sr , or% ;ene; tl „ere! Or - 0 411 WI 'a:AO cin:t l o, o :4l' , Uut tte rnor . i l ut amity Ilu s lo r !, f d (J ., n 4 41 ~; ovo bool!,ro Mailed 1) 0W... • n;l ig ut lota cd.„ol in the e", age Iran be n , e d 4 , .." 0 Abe 11 ij I ' °4 4 1 ter *pH