The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-05 00:00:00

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The General in Chief, a d i nterim, of the Ist army, stdet date of the 4th of April, gives the following *sant to the thief of the General Staff : :7o;i• • 4 ISC/114131T SIR, .. . , ' " IlaiShili MACDONAL'D matched. from Colas with a division froth of itfromB to 10,0 00 i n f antry, an d 7 'to sou lit,' e, ,on the 28th ult. subdivided into various pr:rts, in i he direCtion of Barcelona, and haring united them, encamped on the night be tween the 3oth and 3 Ist, auo4 the city of M anresa . k lrt!liately that I reketved toformation, of the triottinents of the eriemy, I sent orders to Brig - dit 1.): Naito Sant Pi ELn, who was. already in ll 'a'ett. to toliow tht:in, in D' combination with Baron Ezots who. covered ethQ ,litres al Louregat.. 117* two Br lilldiera, 11l t r;r di% isions, effeded Ii lunliun at the given poin s pan t„ Casa Massati.i, and a fate last uniied with that.ot the-firm, form ing only'one Corp., and tnarabed on the right of Ills aoth to ii3,,tal de Calvet, where SANS - FIELD, in 01"Ijuildien with Baru D'Ezot.sa, made the requi -6'14 (14040ns for a ttat i t i ng the corps of troops whc h forteed the enemy's rear-guard, and protett td the Mov ement of the division.. : ' • . '. k , ' I:: rint T he 'loyal Manr es i an S had abandoned the di-. ''. O retired to the neighbouring moutatains to 4, 41 the bitbarons t " reatment of our illlarl' .ti" Mies, waiting with. firmness the fate that fen Up o n tlitir unfortniiate L11 44 nt°l city,. which, wittluilt any tile 4 s l than that excitcd by the barbarity o f , s atiny, was on t ' Ti le he 4uth set on fire, . . horrible and afflittin, Spettacle which this pretelatil to the sight , , lei I 6.1, tened the just ve nk=e " . 'lke of our trorlp+, who (it not beingt.o3sinle to de '. Ni t i h'ern any lOoger) instantly marched ;iiiiinSt the .e4tliY,.a.'itticitsd I bthe lig ht of the flames, ... t lent , y t he ktldiers irs'yi flic ers lig pr ev i ously been direr ted by their to g ive no qunrier to any class of the Frenll arm, , in jtist renrisal. for their barbarity, " The corny of T arragona, Ferdina n d 'VII:- and latse of - . 1 iiiitiag o ( t h e only troops' "' tall entered kilo aOion) under the ' kt h i ll rnM coand of tlie,br4 lie Co. A. SULLIVAN and I). J. M. TOlllil GA S, COM- Plet.elYtiefeakd lIIU e:leroy, driving thetti . from their' 4110sItiotii, and obligiog t'.lein 'to fly &S r, :,.....i.. ,. , ''4l t tliolt lively ' 4‘ I 11% r Then ensued , the enetnY acing reinfoiceil, allo t , , :01,1! tdistin:R'l defe'ce' Yel tiot satlicient to resvra . ,i r i.ir xhat. -: guard , ve, cleat by Ytie 11 ,t, 'light Citair"lian Sec.. 14)". Wi sh !111 ClOO 0 05 BA I, , N D,,*E 7 OLES at ita head, titilari led Pasiti them fr C ciin A! - .'..11 ::e of their s e c on d i .‘ oak, Killed many of L,:trt, inciodiiig various c ; 111°8 UN officers of distill...lUP , and taking a cun lidershle notilber of prts„:„Ts., .1 whor) one orny at t4 vttd, the 'others beirr la, ..:i the mignel .ll they 0 • '- ‘4Per e taken. fort 1` Thus our b rave soldiers have given to the on haste Arla:iresa, a to,tiniony of thou ardour. to r,e4llge it, sacrificing to it the iives of their nt "lt°" eile tnito the fi r , and quenchin g with their blood e of that loyal city. i . • i foil` Ilitt etierity ttr reale' (1 will% precipitatioa . the hue foi l ` day towards Barcelona, and our troops ti t upon their rear, without ceasing to attooy 111:1 eill in 411 the ditheult groohd anti deliles which* , 13 ale usl—tweeti Mauresit awl Tercasa.. Baron de Baotat3 r t . V gave orders to Colonel Ditt.l. it'41141.. GOveruor tit moni errdt, to .marcli With Part of ' his garnsith, which, united to ' . the' tin 13 Perrasei lunk(' the enemy in Coils do: gon ers at id ' ' alllcked them w i th vigo n r,• took some Pti!' ~. aod did them Considerabl e d amage, which oti of ati etit..td by th e opportune arrival at Vilimil it:l:e bstialion of the first secilon of the line., ~ C`,..,/n the April the bainti division vila-died renl''l:o4Ctiollaj,i(l. Wiliell city Marshal MacourfAi.n ititi,,illn,ette'and look tile route of Villa Frarwa de ~. 14. rht, by the Coll du Santa Crisiina, probably for .. . 1. iiit '' Tile loss Which they sultl4:ed from Maltie-: 7' 111 Ilarcelotta alone,. exoe;ts 1,040 ult.:. in killed' anti w oandea to all , -.-, ; .600 of the tatter tiovinc, iric ffindinq .....114,11etlebt, entereit BarcelUna; .1 hire_ taken trOa7 % it, t4 r int. Itating. - the' "'nog arlV4tititigeoll3 liiiiglitsr on 4 1i4a: a441 by which the-enemy. [oust viarcli to Le. a . litill e,veresl. 'with parties of ': guerill.t , . who will '''''' 4 : " 4 dis ' ' ' • d I .., l ito i. ;:t ,: plate the grouird , w;tli , litm ian "kt 91$elf , ' that betot:e' tlip'f. arrival at , that '' 1/14e4111(‘ 4 ' ' - - ' ' ik . , 4, c y will soffer,a further In (.)I 600 men, It! "" tite r , , , hrhi tbr , '4llll Peasants' greiti ly. iti..eintriorle. thein wha t vlY,givo quarter, a* a just punishtnent fol . lite , , t I have suffered. If I. !twi t 14 antelia 110 t omit mentioning, that th.: loyal ',111141 ,11,11, iatmetliately after they saw their habita at IL, : 11 ''' 10 , ran to artwr, and placed thelpe,i,,:; . 41,'0, i ,, bri 'llte of. Cabriana, Whet . ° -they °ppm-ed. :I‘;:"nate 're4ittatrce ID the eneliti's %.lauguard, i',.''Zhillt contililtitable loss.: ,I: . Ik , i • V, '4eerr• i ttrotrlved ' that this movement of n: 4, .. ".41- }1 tuid.ll° Qther 0 1 4 ft than that of convoy. a marsh a l 1 , 4 . ' i - .; , .. • Zi i 1 *,44quoNALn, who Ilea remained in it 1.4 :0 " . ,") .. tia ' - ' nnil h i - to ,Pass "11110-prance, by order of 'iweloineot i that the Wogs iill.joiti tliiiie un. „ who " • near?, 135 31reatlyrecelyed a rein or e mail of 2000 men in Lerida, and ;that, joining:the: Whdtd 'of these forces to what 'can tie `drawn from Arragon, they will proceed egainsti his pine, tor the. siege of Which they have already made some prepa-, , . ration, and even, according to, some accounts,, are getting theii irtiileiy forward ; h i ut tuithi f ug Of this causes 'die any uneasiness, since, considering thy state in which are its fortificationa, and :that of the interesting point of Oleyo, whose completion can not now be: prevented, should• they this moment mike their appedrance, I contemplate it as:the 'se pulchre of all those who may have the temerity of t attempting to seize upon its SavtLLE, MAY 9 - 7 -No troops have yet marched, but they are immediately to set 'out by•the road of Estretnadura, in ti.e "dire'alon of Zafrn. Soovr goes with them. Nothing has transpired respeaing this movement, which SOUL? has kept secret. front his own Generals. The . number of the forces 'at present. here is , bout 14,000 infantry, and 1,800 horse,.. with go pieces of artillery: forees in Alcolea are trifling. In Corclobi there are not 200 infantry, and in Ecija sotnethik!g monk than 10,000 men of all dewriptions. Oo the i Bth, SOULT reviewed the troops; upon he conclo,ion,of which, he.gave them orders to hoW thenibelves in readiness to rnarth. On the 7th, entered troth Granada 1400 infan try, And iroin Altneira toO dragoons, who during the day had travelled eleven leagued ; they brought six_eigtit-pounders. On the same day, a eontribu= tion of 50,000 crowns was demanded within 24 hours, under pai.. its being doubled. . SOULT, on the dth; %wilt: with three Genet - AI of Divigon, and a number of AiLisde-Catup, for Sipa, papa, when be . roiewed the.. troops which were re. Afterwatds he addressed them in the most tia.tcring terms, and spoke with the utmost con tempt of the . force and skill of the Spanish and Eng* h armies. On the sth; entered from, Granada 000 infantry; and )75 cavalry, being all that remained of the 2d regiment. S, „yvounded s infan;try and cavalry of GERARD'S divisionlalso arrived, htinging 1 I pri-, sonei if, tour of 'ion) were wounded t , [hien trig same day, arrived troll) Ca3triga:variou t i cannon, In, FUR, a great quau► ty crf provittionl, and 4 consider. able quantity of . Y e swit4y his AAJACTY hi 3 73d year, ar „ ; durin g .l i k lung re,gl), hAs noter eta onv Led toin:t,celetnnted ainorcs,,l Court and Fe. ? !ival, ti yc•stcrday, All puuiic re.. , . . yotqr day, as far as ratios to Government ai.d Court, .ere suspended (e cep, the firing oil he Park , and 'rower gun%) until the ihey . set anatt for tile,purpose by iih..;.l'attsol alieltar, when, it IS hoped, his SA.I,ESI tl ue su iartrecovered as not to make a :..utter po,t, trnein j Paceisaly ; how.' dv4r, so far is related individualtand 'public bo dies, the day w celcbt.. hi:nearly:the rtsual manner, The nu : oing }var, .u..lkred with ring ing of , bells ; se.zral ot Itisulance Office 'men, it new chiathing, AA) ilirtr engines, bands of music, 4c. pat,adi.4 t. a stieeis• of 4 London.-- About fig's o'clock, .ttre alluvial Mail ,Coa.:h proces, sion commenced iron! the GeoCrit Lombard-street, coiesistiogot eighteen now Coaches, with se:vitt and gold hinnmerctoths,•and the Guards , ti o Coachmen Ii ire suit's ot, tiro .Itayal Livery ; .preceded by mounteo bogies, awl sttended.by 'nese men in the'Aamc The tint eight coaches t‘ere each drawn by tour glees, 111,! other ten . by . cheltruts and brown.b.lys, aft . v4,4l, atl(l,,c3Pa risoned thro,ghotri. 11nas.,ed thmugh the Strand, Covent. Garden, Long-Acre, .Picc,ollity, and, turn ing into the . gate at Coustlitrilon. through the Park,, went. out at.the Home Guards, through the Strand, back to the General .Pbst Office, At night, the houses of the tradesmen to. brir wC11:1 illuminated, -altough but, par tkily so.. The Theatres and PUl)iiQofricea were illuminated in the usual inannq, 'Covent: Gaiilen htid a very elegant exhihttian fit the frontior.low->treet, con,. siiting of varieg.trea . latnps, tastefully , dispoied. in the form of an liitpetial ertiln, with the initials, G. R. The Lyceum, the flay;hatket Iht-,:ttie, and the .01.1 era House:, we.r,a(:;:cll,very .•' Thw ,relief-guard oh the .So. James!s. mounted in the morning with on ly an Inc h- . nary parade. None of the Royal' Dukes were tue- Kitt. There was °llly, ohe p 4 pd, itatudd_ot three, ja customary; thounly difference, .weis i • th e pri. vales and tion-co of fi cers having new , . e clothes ou upon til Occ..aStut.l. !The day was kepi at Windsor, .by the QuatiN ,aiut Royal V,Atiiil, in a private otamier.,,-as, will be seerTliy the .44 . 1etter, , WINoi•o - “, ToispAy, Jurat 4.,T-Atrived here, yeittbid;iy oviming, the m d k,. of C4I4ORIDGE •atIO this morning., Oct P.ttlt 4 co,l l tsclawr, •qnti the Dukes of Y-orta:;. et;slDl l :ftf4ND,• 840 St) srA , " This morning`,:at.ten Vrinuesses So ritt,f; and Atrotistitook their usual ricks in the Great Palk till liall,palt twelve,: their. Ro y al Hi g h. l iocsag were' aceortikiied by Lady CATHRIIINE BIiECKNELL, COtqlt MUNSTKR, GVOOIIIII MANNIZiti, , GVVYNtii, and * Crittrwntottv, and Col. TAIO..OR. This being the KING'S "13itth«day i if is kept by t he , u e and ti4tnily Frogmore Lodge, and all the Other Royal . Diikea..in additioh to the above, are exoe6tedi and alsb The 'Priliaellti C4AIiIeOTTS` of WM.BB.'l it This tnotning' the report says the KtNo is better, "'The Royal Horse Guards (Blue)'were res lowed this morning by tte DitlittraP4zdautuint, and filet/ fen tiejair in ntinour'et ' bis Ax Iffsis Birt ti-dayi. The King Own Royal Stafford . Regimens, and the Windsor Volunteers, tired three 'rounds sloe in lie: nour of the day." - • • • FI~T ~'Cil ;F l PER i. tit•EST',...4AY 3t4e,- he-four Pig ish ships of the 1 line, which were at 'anchor . near 'thenan, have put to sel,.S6tlitit the, piSsitge of Concarnean Bay 'is no lorwer inieuppled: V. 4 I+ Lip° LI IVIAY t.—Tn Consequence the measures: adopted Bessieres, tranquility has been,conipletely rsStort:d in t 4i 6 j.rocinces occu pied by tise . army o r f o the no 61). 'Tile has sent considerable 'tleppg into the pro 7 vnives of Biscay, 'La Montana, and Asturias, for the , purpose of occupying the coast, .and preventing, conitunnication between the Engliih and the ports which are still in the possession Of the insurgents. General fiOnnet continues to obtain, great successes; over the robbers; they are constantly defeated. His head-quartets are ai,usiial at Oviedo. The influence which the English had at one time obtained in the Junta'Of GAlicia ) appears to be daily, decreasing.'The'tnili ii ti iiiiiaieceived'orders to oc cupy the confines of Asi or ias , and the KingdOm of Leon. The plan for garrisoning Vigo, Ferrol, and Corunna, with British troops, has been certainly rejeatd, The Kingdom of Leon, which nay in the utmpst dtsorder before the arrival of Marshal. Bessieres, is now tianquil : so is the . proiince of Sa larnanca. , • . . LEIPSIC, MAY ts.—" One of , hs Majesty Com- , miciaries arrived here the day before yes erday, from Dresden, to adopt measures agaihst the Sale ot•.Ettg lish mank aaan t es, and to receive the duty upon co-.' lonia! .produce. The clay atter this atrival, tive Jew. merchants of Dessau and Ilituburgh, in whose cus tody several •pieces 'of British - inanufatihre ware found a few days before, .were arrested., A Li ipsie merchant ~ c. ; :s also at - resit-rl, and a person who for wards g 00, ; ,, who i# strongly scupotted of favouring. the introdootion and ~, a ssage of Eng:isit goods. This. last person is , from,Koningsbetg, His =cum? J.ew merchant,.of Bie•law, who u - onaged the crincom at Kon;ng.hetg, was also , laken .up.. All ilbese,pin = soos await their tate. It did not 'escape that :are in ,this town Articles,,of Etighs.h.ruaunfttaikie,_ withtalse ce..rtificates of origin, .incl provided with .forged stamps of the foreign, custorp.;liot.c.es. These arti% ele.,,have hoen produce; hag been Intl °dirt cl Which tie - ycr paid the co!oni,,l duty., notwi,lll..tancling, was accompabiedLwitti 'from 'the foreii..n cugoin-hon*t..s., FrOni 0114 day these receipts wmii no,. be held 'good articles imist be ".wi..t..nripariied with receipts. troin the Fiench cipitoin-hooses„ nr paehe duty in the coml. try. By !DV:MS the overrunent will , e nse ihe older, have been n for obierving corikitoAlll! bys'rent to be enforced ant;i•.ti,e tradet;isNiin ItiertiLicit:li to be liurrici.l away I.iy a paNsion tar 'Cm iching the :.,e1,16 oy ti +lies; in trrinut:rtim..s, anti who thti: favour the of the enk..tiljeS of the Coolineitt, the triataulltaures',.r their country', And oring dtemr ludo"; riuiis t, 110 citizens to, beggaty, two) iuteLest ed mu; Ives, VI. ill 13e' ,libied to corp,ral punishin since pecuntaryituders are not suttic:i:dut tu'restr.ito them. G 1 11 iLlei. P ,ERS. SPAVSIi Tit9tlTlßAti, MAY tn.--'T'he thha sion,ut.the Apstr.,o) rogitiwut arrived.dt Bayonne 1)9 the loth itlsout, aud prureetkd towards 1 14 c: Pyren-eti, :1:1r, troop pc Pompton! Imo pushed on, to Viitoria c tnnouuting. to 70 . 0 n t ; en, the 291.4 April, tbegarrigon of wa, rettifuteed by 360 [ma lUU Freocb. •,, „. _ The speedy return of tba King of, Spain is men in very ,respOtable companies. :-The Duke del Anfariado, and several oiler Spapisis Nobles ) 11;ive reuirne4 tO Madrid, after visiting the : Freni.h , HASIBURGH, MAY 9.4.—The English remain eo'opi.4d uji in Heligoland, their goo& rot in the warehouses. . Not a single articio'can . now find -entiante into 'the Continent,' from the exCellent vigilance of the'Dottaniers. People,nowliegin to feel how unnecessary those,articles of mere luxury ate. Au English bo.tt:.was.lately swamped in at trniptin to hind on the . .shores of the Elbe, and the crew lit , fineen ni'cn were. saved and Liken ,sooners. • • ~; , . A few nights ago' 'a British brig approached .the batteries on.the month 0t,.00r river, and ihrew a feW balls, Which' did not the least h'artn ; she.was imitued by some ofotir . gult-biiais; and reeei'ved eon siderable from datnage fm thtlir shot: ' ' ,COP . R V IIAGEN, MAY 2U. 21.',part British • iket has:enicryd view to opal the ir:l,lt: there, btit not - tishii) Will be achnitted into any of the ports, or should they gain cot ra',.ce, their con• fisL,ltion for the ip'hlic use will be immediate. We shall have no trtore American it w' and British owners ; tio inure tiretundedheutrals. The' ifick is now sl3lO, and hnwever pleasant the joke inight have been nt first,, the laogh will be turned against the English, Sweden has direaly and explicitly it., tit of not pertn mg 3 British ile'elared I • t m ilf ship to coine neat - hi-r coast's, and the example will be followed bfall the powers of the Baltic,. 11XTRACT OP tg LETTIIIi FROM OTOCK,IIOI,M, MAY O. 't .Yesterday evening a-inessetiger arrived at the Palace from the Lord , l,ieutenant of the province of Sudermania , stating',..that about six or w ri thou sand of theinhabitents had !jun on account of the conscription, and wqre aduAily marching towards the cripital, This morning the regiments of bus; sari, as well i. 13 attillety, were Out from :•tisis, 'place to meet, ttnnu. We hear a stran4e report heie,i. namely, that the corntioander of' the. Swedish friga? e PN . qi having on his cruisrtfallen in with. a privateer: under the French thig„-h.q.runnediately hailed her, . found, that ,she harlproviouslt captured. two' awe-, dial vessels, and carried them inn} Prussian p oint . ? r‘inia, but had: nolottar of marque, neithergtrom tiffs French or Prussia Governments; wherefore.. , the Swedish Commander, suns caused the privatavr C#ptaiu to be, king at tile ' " o'clock in Pie livoi9g..!—We now receive information that the troops have been Ordered Wick to Stockholm, and that alt isltnei,-Arlany think the whole to be a trick of some great person, in order to " prevent the conscription: • 'rhea odds were as high as O'to 4 yesttirday prr Sul tiles against Silvettnorws. ' • 0 DR .... . 1 cot. . l it VL CA T. ' A' — 'l, 1,4 i . _rf.hllit l'd ent,iti'd '' 901 durable 'nuniber 'ill' 'the Reitibe'rtr Tftir+ ttHr 'Prlvats friend's, assembled yesterday 'ist the Crown and Au chor, to the:Annual:Dinner in' konipir of:the Kt N 41; Rim h.day. The health. of, his M Ana i Y .was t tit first toast, which was drank In respettut stlene, on Nceount of. lite present illness of ttilir leverod,Soyp ,`', - •eign, but ' God, save King ":: W 4 4, 814 4. by th..! V 0641 P. , rfor!ners; and the teat of 'Ate cowpony, 4 - 41) stafaling, , jo { itleti : with ontlinsi. , stu in repeating the rattroi ot thil loyal Anthem.. —" ,l'he Prince Iteient "--" l'ltt., tzlueen, and the rest of the 110}.4 I. "cm ily "--" 'Ole Navy 7:7 " Hie Arini"—" •121);! 1.0 , ,a1 Acndeinx"—•" 'file, B•itish Iwititution"7—` 1. hq,l,iv.!-rpwil Acailt- ~ ly (of Paiining)"—" The Dublin Institoti,n - ----and "*The geti,eratPrOspero ul the 4ril:sit Arts ",--wert, tie v,etaily, drapK„and all rtrere marked'yvithapplause. Mr. tomiattam hdvins expressed his satis!aton at the improved tastr anti liberal patronage (! t• 0 , )! Nobil:ty, hoodiltego , d. sense, which thvy bActinatli., tested in throw,ini;, pd . the shackles 4 prejudive r. which confined : all their aplipii•atiooto the Old, n . isteri; proposed the' liti l ajth of Victse,.N'oblepirr IS w h o b 2 d giveibvireoo9l.wind gitinels, fol a wo r k by a rbOderb:Art,i,l4, :711iis tost V. ts rore,h,t,l wit h great applause ? , ot and r'.:Tuc,iitm followe4 it up by, propiiii the health ot that yeueratieArtil,whi.k had .Produc,ed the Worli9kl4sq ; !,.,,, eattiely, hors. W,EsT,.Prisijeto o t the:ROttlAced'eany, This tout was received ysitli.tilt. yriirwpi aAvototi,),s, 4 ,,,A ,li..t , a mrifesi, nuttily, ailil airjoaatv. •- • p', 1 : 1 , ; 1 1 It the I'residept. 14,0 dr/ ,mill o i lcycptivtiv,tl+ ? i,N,4 frorni4r.; teAtiAra,.lli , ..aits 4iXig,,,tp,iritt...,“: . i.,. rieicl Oilie'e , us.e tt I;4:it tenlOn,aq i ii4W 1,901)011Pa with tlieltattnosi.goLLl hutpout, n..., 4 ° ,1,, ETON. Scii o t..A its.„- - p ctiin G,.9,9p l rryt, c lp.9.pip, metuorat ion Of the Bi!t;s-490(yer,,ttietn1'.al , te h flivt beloved Soveivin, %%Tot ti;steraity...tri ;61.41,j2r9ig5 t Oott op the litanies; ,the Mti"arCb, I o d ) ;s 4, - l i a t i i o g. 111 a nohle style, .foll , m'e3 by - t!'e a t,pifit,?rt • amghh, Af ar s, • r e e d ,r, : y , I; i. jl,7 . ncr, it': i)!1, , ~: ,,,4,'„ir ,ci:a t •s„,,l o3 4 /19: 1 :recury, six oat i, dfid I kl 0 I,l 4itile,ikt;i4Fo tothiji ' contaiumg the }Lind, :to hurley kiln, A be . gllaiit cntiage of P. C.' BRUCP,, ES4,:oitittiy ', g4 -4 3 . i . tyi r ilt of a surdPfuorts 'e:4lltiot:, ' pro'vVlbeWritir"tislt.; !LAW AY, of the Chth.topfier i hlr,"v;fii ;..,'''‘iii4V l a l o. l rts excellent. ' The -bands , of- the; itafW tiy sosy t3Yialds (Blue), and the King:s Own , Statfottititisighided',7attd playact Tharis.martial air-s." , Atter titleiwristinhlt4rioßk, of a Sumptuous coliatirm, • Piovidlitgbtrhdr. GiTa way, of the claktuoller , Itirr. 'I The, harsdicsatille Royal flotse. : QuaNs„(l3tue),,apd the ,Ktrig-' l o,klgen Stafford, attt?!liltfda 4.44 itired. IPl l Py i llurtiAliiiiry After their refreshme,i44,JAey returil,4l in WindaPt Bridge, t yOi'e,p? : t hex . s'f,, e s , 11 ILa te4. by ,a 6 r . a ll d . dis .f, play of lire-work a , pint #k i ihp, ~a r t:',ie..ted and .lead huzzas of the, 144. In fiblitinst ,o 1 Winrisbr akid i al, ,J ' ..:.' . , .. ~ ~ • , Eton. •- Yesterday at six o'clock, the Gentle Men o r. li,uniii•Fys• institulion,'ai"Cliailion, i 6" cgintjiitil,en t of his Majesty's lii.th'DaY',' tired from" ii b,ic'ery cr - .)ritrutivd by the , tipil , , d 'S: , tlit6 Of tlkeilty me rounds, also t it volites .vitit theirimnall 'arms: ' '.. . T' e ret i-w in hocoor of ti;s itis'r'e't 'hit•th-dly + which "wai'tiNt by his 'lloynt:liiotil4.3 t-he PRINCE 'llttatNr fur ..his day,' ',ll - .d tieferieti to . Fiiday ) 70., is tl , 3iit•Firtlier liui Ott tiil Niondarthe rA:...o , thitoittnid hoodr e d ot- the Gutitifs ait't 'ortlerml =bti the Milira reginter , :i within a given di,tarco üt Lot.workiraV4 recetved , orders to be. •prtiont. It i 9 ey4,e.-ted that,there.+Nill he nn the,grouod,oltogetter, t 9000 infintry, 5,t100 c3v.dry„. finery. WitAblelion Conumin Is, as tialiuiroakty beenstated e limpLice thtcd. c{ VIL W 3 bavi,rep.: vgd sine flapars fespOipg S t . D o mingo. Among them is., kyreeletnatiOrkot *PerioN, given at the National F,#jac,4 att Pott.9n %place, I st. Feb. 18 1 1. ' It :s ad A dressetfto the , Peo ple anti the rmi.- and, after Compl !ittlng te' the conduitof RtoAut, reconimenting every individual to hold hlrotelf in readiness to to the frontier on , the 'fin& signal. - had lately, taken measures- to rend.tr himself isidepnclent. of PETIoN, and, in OrnliectUtiOn*.nf his plan, 11,a command, botkcivil and military, ala district antiot Aux-Cayes was eouferrecl, upon by spopuliir .nteeting.—The Manifesto ot PETION mayi fore, be considered . as, \lie sigual for another A;tvil war in that devoted cciuntry. • , The following statement- amongst mm 11 7 ,011.71, was this day reported to the Constables, at.the City of London. Tavern, fpr,the relief..of the ittliferitig Portuguese: It is the .substance of an, otliuial doen ment transmitted tiom Lisbon, of the horrid tations and cruelties . co m mitted by the ern:a)) , in their retreat . titro, , gh the disiria of Ar ? ;;ittil . , .kilYered in corn, 'il, e, zu)d r neee3snites of 'hie in Ow irtiouty Of 1.40.69 real, . 'EttVviten 30 and 4°,0061: their Clittrrhei destroyed, tliMr'hoitses burnt, men, wonien, dud children, were -.killed! and.violated witlYour rr..tpeet 4 to age or i sex. Nearly 1 - 00 young.. womcn . wtre violated, and many,oarried off by. these,barbadani. In ilteiqitloeument alluded to; which ‘s e hoe t4t.teri, every partie.9l3( . is.ntin (Hely disbribed ; atni the greate s t 'sat isfati ion in oass.nring, the, public, that cair brave troops no sooner drove the , ;rietny front several *placea,':.btilt partii;tilaily front' Pucntes de Honor, than they immediately contributed, oot nnly in a pecuniary wayi - by appropriating par j ut thoir pay, but even divided . their- provisroni 'tvith miserabloinliabitants who retnatned; •-- • Letters, Wentiderstall4;iiaVe been feeeived trout the artuyi•llefore.:Basirtin4' Which' mrptiorf, .remit a strong corps of oavalty'had: been. detaolied in pur suit of the colutop ot thatwii , retrestin i z' tOwardS Andalt t kia, under the direaints'of Gent;rat `Gem ; . andlrom the intelligince received respecting the movements at the latter, hopes were,e(itertaitied that the'greattlV 'part.of them would be taken. Be sides the Fienclr'Generalt 'already stated to hive ,been killed, two more are said to have.been.rei:ov nised arnottgat• lite slain on the iield , of battle.' . rhe: - Royal But.ks Militia has volutmered to join the 'army uP.911 the Peoinsola, should .the Prince Regent deem it advisable to accept its services. A hackney-coachman was committed from NEM botougli-street °dice, on Saturday, for Want of ball, for an assault ou a Gentleman, 'on Thursday tug, in Oxtord-street. -It appeared titan the dant ;demanded eighteen -pence more than fire, and - -by the Jodie dilustirig lang.ux. and tl,rrzts o‘. scirft trilrelanke'y. conviainant on v.'itiking up tti trite the nuniber of the coach, received a blove on this side Or the head frocu the detendant, } i ~:~ ~: ~z-