The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-30 00:00:00

- •• P ARMY OF ARRACON. .144ad..Quarters at Akala, de Chiver, Sept. 16, at t. I%triNtsßiGNEutt—.l have entered the province of Vaien,i4 : ou the 34th,,,my head-gainers were at today they are at Attula do Oliver, with the view of advancingon Maryirdro, which he 11)y has fortified. The army is animated with the greaten ardour. . , • immthdiately etianged the garrison, emptied the hots Ipitak, and provkiolied the place for a year. Th tilst of nay movement vv.% thus hap. 11 aceomolisited ; the ,second, which was that of tc.trrs ing: the entrenched: camp of Puente, gait:aid°, ,also been 48 speedily attained. White General Watier marched with the cavalry of h army of the North upon Espein, Genetal Montbrun inok to the hit ; c+l.;‘, tip with the enemy on the ride of Harlon, where he had a toll liatit-atfair, in - which the enemy atrive4 at Puente Gninaldo, where we leas tied with astonishment that the EngliTh army It +ct rein; .e.t conoted Sys corps. Had %Le been able to foresee that the en g liql Genera would have been !eapable , of committing 'such a blunder, we Might ftaye taken a part of the English army in partial combats ;'.but our infantry was not to come up till the night, and - th. emitting day,• which w a s di e 26 1 h. I .made my rang , : routs for attack an the 27th ; they could no, 11.4wever, be so secret as to pass Wl ob.etimti by ihe enemy ; by ten in the evening the General was in full retreat upon Alfayates'. On the '2711% General Wittier' came up' with, at Alden del Ponte, the rear-guard of the eneMy, con sisting 0145;000 infantry, and 3000 borne, with 14 pieces of:cannon. He cli. - 4rged the 'English cavalry with audaciiy, brae and put them to flight Gen,t . al Thiebaut advanced rapidly on the road of Altataies, pouting upon .the.: enemy in dis Order a terrible. tire of artillery. Several, cavatry , charges made ,us masters of the At half-past four' Genetal Souham joined General .Thiebaut with his grenadiets and vOltigeurs; he made an attack on the village whit that „vigour which charadterises him ; the enemy made an obstinate resistance for half an houri . but tai last.,the.village was carried wi'.ll the baYonet, and the enemy precipitated into a ravine : soon alter, patkpi the English army was driven , beyond the ctfo.a,:i! MY arinpeorpi lost in this Affair :T.40 killed, and 120 wounded:, Thu loss :of the English was considerable ; .the.. English :General Cole was severely 'wounded. • wits extremely satisfied with the zeal, actitityt• and intelligence, of General ilteynaud,, Command:4m at Ciodadltodrigo he had organized that place in such a, way, as'. to, make the most brilliantdetence, Lad it-been ,neeesitary. I: transmit to, yont 'Highness an account of the. Oifkiltft who distinpiohed themselves . . l'beg you, to' lay beiore,hiS Marsfyithe zeal and order 'which animate all my troops. When he shall announce the moment arrived for ,commencing tki grand oixrations for definitively driving the English from the Peninsula, his Majesty will Ond in no artiiiy more zeal and devotedness. (Signed) The Count DORSENNIL Marsll4l COPIIt . , lical-quarters, at 11 , Ittnriedra, Sept. 31), Mt-mato:int have.alteady . acquainted your.: Highness that 1 had entered the Province-of Va; lencia,• and was marching npon-Mutvie.3ro. I ar livtli yn tho, 2714, and•.tonkitossession of theiown.. On th(-:$8111, sift co.nipanies of the division Habert, and six others •of the Italian .divisitin advanced in front pt, tic camparts of the fortreis, and can ied , all,tho outworks., The, enemy , . has in • the .forts ;3000 men and 18 -caniion ; on the, cg h the trent-Jul were,ppened. I Itatie,.piso iuvestCd Ptift. (..)ro4peto.). • t' 4 .11 of front 1 00'0 to 1100• peasants , , niy 'right,. 41 Val. de Pao ; colonel tfie. advanced ai4oinst the s en with 30i) iut..n , r , g iniet)t 410 d. 4AI killed. 490 ~91 . bent ) , and ti - )ok virt,Of their Arms.. , Ztic ]d (.;iOntwSucittr.• Cgatlp ut Morvieciru, O i. I, 181 i. „ . deneral Blaka hat stitlmce4 ',art of his forces ,uport :Litia - abd Selorhe', oi . i.tred General Palohlbini to march og 't ciivi ofObisPo, eNt.,i'-‘l:stald at S ett C j t , Four lAttitlrecttliottes'defended the lai'ol road, while threa t houstiiie Itlin'ntry occupied itie heiglifs to the right and "lerrH"GerientPaloctitaini ordered. aAralri' taliota of the t't`-litt'fn`Charg.i the enemy on the lelt, , toylit*.e General'llobeti - dite6ted the attack on tin the refit Of 'his brigade. * Qolont.-.1 SoLia. zetti,-ittAh6`ite,ltd; of the tliagiumi Napoleon, charged, tike enerny•:b tiay , atry, wed iiorsued them to the bridge of MiiSs,intr; fear` SegOrhe; division of Obispo wait as , etnbled et this point, The dragoons tookpth,it on, the bridge, and preserved it in spite of the fire of the enemy. Obispo wo, making every. ellott to sorro.unu tnern, when Ole arrival of, the se- Ootnitores of the t t4t h and the at of the Vis tula arrest% d his tilovernent ; a genera charge de• c!de his rtkit and his flight upon Liri.t. dra goons Niipiifron entered: Segorbe ptikniell with the enegny, sabreing all that opposed thew they . pur pled - I etieftly, ithin two leagues of the city.—. General Bahl bier, who commanded ilia. reserye, caus.:7d them to pursue' the enemy in good time or, the in io Liria . Obispo is in •state of cbtopi c it;.. rwite, and has lost 300 oneColunr, 90 borst.:s, nod a great many prisoners. Marshal (_:outit'aucti AkitAW)N. The hand resiodoro, a famous b r ig3 n d y t he Licoft mint of Nlina, hal infested for n long time t i,,. Ci fico vil;as :Ind the banks of the Ebro; the Adj , napt Commandant Bioque purtitted them for se+ erd thys without relaxation. On the 2011 ) , I), s , soduro e w-lped him in the Bardaba ; but oft the same, evening that brigand halted in the' village of Biota vVith Ins 60 hinsernen. Lieut. Foison, of ,the 14th symdcon of 'cavalry, gut knowledge of it; he took wOli him two detachments of the title and 14th pplaiironi, arrived nt the village by bye-roads,.,sur. n rouded it an all sides, took, them iinawres, them All, and mortally wounded the ferocious Pt s. tolnro himself ; three gepdartnes . only were.wound -td ; I,r French pr ;s t)ots were set at liberty, l'Allis, OC,T. Elng of flume is at St. c: , his r. tern bunt the journey to Com. talegne) he II:18 VA( Cat hisfirst: tooth—he bit IT Without any injury to his health, which continues to he Very goi),l, • T4KBL - 1;OCT-16.—This d-ry at 3 P. M. 's4i: .., • , • the metsOrMible idvantage of seeing his Mtiji.-sty in ' our , h,lO. The Wdilthril; which was tery tine, per mitted-. his Majesty to be conduoKl by the bolds of the stinadion. He landed at t:tie 'Horst, where he was received by the General commanding the Isk, the Major, and the Municipal Council,. resly • iniMediately got into a carriage to visit the works of the fortiftca.ions . newly ere:led., he was , receiveffin the fort by _Baron Peugnet, who pre seined the keys to his Majesty. ,The Emperor, an horseback, passed throu;ii the village of Olcl Schad, all the 'houses, of svhich wet e adorned with garlands. The Mayor made a speech, to which he replied with his accustomed goodness. We cannot express the enthesiasm of the inhabitants of the Isle, whose happiness . was complete, and who have only to•lre— gret the shortness of his Majesty's stay : ibis diss, been the cause why, in so many places !,tehere patations have been made to prove the affection of the inhabitants to their august Sovereign, wishes could not be aticomrished. • .• • AMSTERDAM, OCT. 20.—rTo-ciay, aftet Mass, the following persOns were presented to take the o.,th to his Majesty :—, M. Dedel, Intend , nt of the Proporty of the Crown, in Holland ; find M, Snokaert, Treasurer, of the Crown, in Holland. OCT. .21.—Yesterday morning was txecitted a Mas'i, composed by M. Pacr ; ii was received with the greatest success. Iu the evening theie was a Ray gratis, and.fire-woiks. Opposite the bridge of Antstel, a trot, el-gpitly decorated, 'had been pre pared for their Ablestie,s. 'At iOae," the 1 1 ...0per0 , Eiiipirss arrived. The 111 x, ,r presented to.his Majesty the lance which was to be the, signal, and the flee- works were , Played off. Thou ;11 weat her injured , he etfec,t, yet a fine triumphal c,:lunin, and a temple uf. ito,Lortality, were much a r idauded.- 7 T His Majesty, expressed 161 satisfadion, atid.rettitned the Palace throu , ;;ll an iminense crowd, made the air ring with •acclarnati'ons. hi k I 1.5 . Mitt v 6-3 Aiaiolt, z Dublin. U Gucrn. be), i levsey, ; WAierioni. . iii• Z, THIS Tr.t‘t A t' TWKLV k Wei.oolL. COtIV}I.I . . I 0110141 M • dis. ',I:IE SUN. 5u1.L1 , 4 DICO 11, VA VifltAT ? LU.NDON, WF.DNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1811. This' morning, three Anholt Mails 'arrived : the intelligence they bring leareit us still in a state of uncertainty with re,pea to the affliirs of the North. Our hopes of a, peace between Russia and the ;forte . grow every day weaker; both parties seem 'deter mined to ,persevere in a contest which neither can derive any advantage. It is „not:un worthy of notice, that all ,the French Papers, and tho'Papers . under French influence, in their'acenunts of the operationiot the Russians and Talks, always represent the advantage as being on the side of the latter. • Last night Patis,rapqri to ihe.26;),Linit. reached' town.: l'hey lAing,usi MARMON T's accoent, of the late .opekatioaa in, the vicinity of C,o(tid . Rodrigo. The French Getier.d, tliongh, as a mailer or , eotirfe, lie the - advatit. , v it) the skirMishes which toulc place, candidly acknowledges subs,intil:O., if not in tering, that he failed in two out of the three obje6.tsLivhiclalie'•had iu view iii - coW6liiig Ito iinitiense a lorce;', and OtiV3itCl6,.; to‘Varl.lB the Army. . The or;ly ,obje4t in which lie incceeded was one which Lard Wet.ttivaior.r 'did not ltiak • . - it expedient to oppose, viz. the lirotiibioning of Ciu dad Rodrigo; but the, plans of Maastoisvr to take our 'magazines , and our - 'besieging artillery coin- • pletely failed. • The French Gneral;however, eon.: ;soles himself for his disappointment by abusing Lord. WELLING you, and the people of France are !• . consoled for their' disappointment by the assOr , ance, that as 'scan as the weath,r is fit • for the restptiption ofnpNfittiops, the English will be driven i , into the sea. " • r ' • J. The crilVale reeeiired yesterday from Windsor, stated,,'' that his MAJEavi had lwd steep it) the'purse 'of the night, and appeared tilUdi `refreshed." Toe l'air4cE.ftuottir arlived iit 1111 l -101130 from Wiudiur oo Moti,day ilight, about half-past Up o'clock. Yesterday;- about (Our , , gees PHINCO 'REGENT, attended br.etiloner left York . I-tousenin his travelling' ‘:,Jrripge for iirightoue His Itnyal 'Highness is 'ex peoted to remain there and 'in the ,neighbourhood for nine days. It is supposed iiis Royal will visit-Earl EGKENIONT previous to his return to London.' • Titift 'moiling his Libya! Highnesi the PaiSicE lige..,eNT will inspea his . own Regiment in their new ciwithing. His aoyalHighness the Commander in Chief held a. Military Leveei yesterday at the Horbd Guards. We understand that the following officers are promrited to the rank of Mojor Generals, in §pain and Portugal :—Brigadier General George Mu r r ay , Richard Hulse, the I-lon. E. M. PAtenhstn, a n d Henry M'Kinnon, The following Officers have arrived in town fro m Portugal, ~on aceotmt of ill health :—Major4,4e ilera i IThba,or ; Captain ItayNaTT, ASSiatattt Quarter.. Miister-Crtieral ; and Caplan' M'Austma, otb Light airoons. ' • • 4) I, NIIO LT Mil it g. By ti OCT. 8,-1n virtue of a ronventioq Ler.ld into bet w l een t.ite Courts of ikrlit. and-Saxony, r theitnpottation ot :goods manufattored in jPriisiia, the entry of *llia into Warsaw was prohib.t.',l, is now permitted. Urrliy-RHltni,, SEPT. 28 —Numerous detach!. ments of conscripts have lately arrived in Apace. They have been sent to the different strong places, where they are to learn the ti , e of arms. Gens d'artnes, Doneniers, and people employed in the secret and military administration, take the route to the North of Gerapiny, where they are be atlively employed. • ' A lettet fr,.rn _Conitantinople, of the 35th july. toe states, that two Russian frigates have taken, several Turkish prizes 'in, the Black Sea, and carried right e,st!ls, Which Were laden with provi4tions, and bound to the seo-port ((mos on the Ashitic into CAM. The CaPudern Pacha ILis not yet put into the Black Sea, on account of contrary wind. MAR 11101:, OCT. 3.—On the 30th Septen:b r :in ,enemy'aconvoy, which came frotn the notthwatd, .passed,this plrice, and stood to the eastward. ft 'consisted of three ships of the line, two cutter brigs, three letters of tninque, and Go Merchant vessels. BtiartArtErr,' Auo. 3 1 .—The Commander in Chief,. Gen. KuTusow, is not yet arrived here, but is etpected even: , 'moment. .Cu the Liu,..21 Wallachia Matters appear to reci►ain on 'heir former tooting. FLUSHING, Scrt, 19.—Th Cormnissary of the Marine, on the island of \Valcheren, has announced' to the fishermen there, that his Imperial Nlaleit' i ' has direr ed that - a number of boys of t t and 12 years of age, from the public schools, shall be place. ed under their management, and to assist Am in their business, the population of the coast nut being every where sufficient for that purpose. These boys are to servd them till they attain the age of fifteen years, and they are to receive 400 franl:s with each boy. SEVII.I-E,, Auo.l3.—Some insurgents broke into the Elva a few days back, and demanded the 'oven, Tory of the,church plate should.belhewn to them. They took poseeision of all the silver plate and a fi. ignre of the. Virgin, not even leaving.the sufficient number of chalices for performance of divine ser vice in a parish where at least ,40 inasses are daily said. VIENtIA, OCT. 2.--By letters and travellers late ly arrived .here &Om Pre h>, Ave( -art.-uniformly. assored that every thing there goes:on remarkably id!. ,The sittings of the Diet . are, kept with tranquility and dignity. The 'l%Trinates have al ready declared, thilt un'cler the p'resent ~existing circumstances, it is necessary for the Hungarian. nation to give proofs of their ancierit fidelity.ancl' 'attachment toitheir'King ,and the monarchy trefhte the face. of Abe' world, by making. considerable ~sacrifices. • ' ANCON A, SEPT., 30.rr•Tile Lnetio of Messina, of the 31 s t July, contains the following Royal Edict : " His Majesty having been informed that the dernameif subjetis have given manifest proofs of a spirit of •13.0i0n,. and an Mclinauon to disturb the. , ,and. maturely considering the consequences of such conduEt, has ordered the arrest and ba riishment tO'different islands, of the following per: soils , namely, the Prince of VEN'I IMEGILIO, who, is likewise dismissed from • his employment as Colonel of - the King's dragoons; and the Prince D'Acs, wholis also dismissed from the Royal Ser . vies as Adjutant General," (Signed) " DIN AND: 4.,Paterino, Tiny t 9, 18101 • ytENNA, .00T. s.—Yesterday about hO minutes after nine, in the morning a slight shock of ats earth quake, which lasted about three seconds,' was felt :ft the observatory of the university, and in several parts of the 'town. CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY es. —`Two .Turkish fri gates have taken several Russian prizes in the Black Sea, and sent to Calfa eight ships laden with provi sions, and bound to the ports of the Asiatic coast. Conti:try winds have hitherto prevented the putting 16 Rua, of the fleet of the Capita:n l'acha, AUG. '2 eyes are dire6ted on- the proceed ings of the Grand Vizier. 'Acciirding to an . official , , .account received from ISMAEL BEY,O.I' the 19:h inst. that Chief had, on the 3d, with'a strong corps :of, chosen men, made himself Master of between WedJin and Calafat, and, 0c r 4 . 1 copied' by the enemy, and riot Withstanding an.obstis;i'' nate resist atir.:e on the- pa'r,t of the RUssians, este - - btished hirnssll on the left ban.k of the paritibe. He has since jorced the int renched position nearatarat, from which he cart give great assistance to the main artny under the GI - 3'ld Vizier.. - The rtuaiian syladron protting, by the wind which in theiiregent season of the year prevails in the Black Sea; and detains the Ttirkisli fleet in the canal, has taken two l'urkish -corvettes near Herat.lea,'in Bosnia. These corvette's were sent to Heraclea, to chastise the Governor,' their ally, one 'of the mutinous Janissaries, who, conjunction with the, Governor of Nicorneclua,', CtIOSItEN . ,MERMED, Pasha, j..ined Ole rebels. .Tne Grand Signior has now remstscd his orders to the Icaiirnaltan Pachas to annihilate these rebels. NAVAL NEW Pr2rattittrtg, Otr. 28.- - Sailed late kit eifenint, his Majesty's ship Alonelois, of 36 guns, Cai:utin Nattsit, for Sicily, having on, board the Right Ho. nourable Lord Wro.lsot 41eNTINck and Also sailed his M,ijety's ship Stork, of t 8 guns, having under' covroy thefriadfte and another trim• sport for Cork, which have on board a detachment of the .E3st Norfolk. Rliment of Militia, from Rarnseatbi afso sailed the Svoedish:ship Apparances for Liverpool. Arrived this morning I:i,s Mnjesty'S ship Foxhound, of 18 guns, Captain Pattisu, fron‘ a cruize to the ,rcstword, last tfrom Falmouth;, also arrived the Supply, WALTON ; Ge0.739/.140/ISEMANj •aild feW o thers, names unknown, from S4nderlan'tl, . . With coals for this port. Put back by contrary ninth the Achooner belonging to this po; t, 'En w A DS, Master,. rot P"f is. mouth. Sailed the Darl:ngton I ., acket, Captain flears 6 , for Falmouth. • The Pomptie man of war is orderecl to 1114 P t° to be laid up in Ordinary. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. .2 p ArtiVed his I\til L ' l Y Dexterous from a cruize. -.Sailed ih on 3 Mize, and the 17(14 pid, with convoy, fur the Downs. YARMOUTH, OCT. V9."—ArtiVed the Lark, X ig i George; . and ihickland packets, from Goitenbaralli 110 following vessels are put in bere damage : : u L o c d ice t s o le s r a , nd A w fo i r h i A, si cro ß m .of t io be N: s r A th p : i t ' L L7, l o l , o 6 'll'4 this port to Liverpool ; John, dill °, 9 lin Zephyr, WARKEN,dittO, Eiteter. FALMOUTH', OCT. Q7,--Sailed this days th e I'4' lowing packets, with the outward IVTails, v 7. Speedy, SUTHSRLAND, CidiZ ; C 21102 VilatiOtt4 4 4 u "I t t New Yotk and Halifax ; ,-andi'i,ell' Sontri-Lcn, Calitt, Gibraltar, Delalta, and Si cil V cess Mary, Frapcis ‘Freeling, BELL, Surinam ; llialsingl'a?n,' RPIAlqs, Marlborough, But.t.; both Lisbon; Ri" 'Lisbon, Cadiz, and Gibraltar, SONS, Madeira and Brazils ; Duke ollieml, L' hv ''' P°cocic...l.eeward Islinds.; DOn a s I'AP RENCE, Jamaica ; also salad rent.q, 1-10KINs,f4t The American ships Andes', Copt. JE. NIHN , e ," I , ,' ' Savannah ; . the Charlotte, C.ldittlt, for Neli•l''' ' '. the 411i13 'Nirartsd) PR ' MIX' ,• Of the Sod) Seas; tl' with a .cafg9. • tot : .Su. , !ft- Zg9ERA, for Malta ; the Porteguese :10 Le Charlotte, for St. 5.,1 vads)i. 3-, hir, ',M:ii , :s.lY' s ' brig Foxhound on a cruize•; at,, the Relicoa-tv• the DO' • .ird, • , ,or w The Princess Charlotte 'packet,' vvitil M' il i Malta, ifderained tUr • )' - Bailed this eveningTho' /Valerie:an- ship catharirt Lattsorl, for New-York. r • iPt) -.Saturday -night, between the I) P titg' 2'll u f , .. , • ' el Me e rel.ten o'clock, a sutiden:and very vinl" t lj- , V ! 1 11d, but. fortunately of short duration, blew ~..., • Ennis; from the N. 1 1 7. and %vas initllellintely ‘c.,,, c:eeded by a most ttiv till pe.il of 11 " 114 ' ler ' %4 (l lol l ' . i . s-sttcd Iron) the same quarter, and vetoed to' dirt' ,11 : 4 F eurs c in a similar trick, onil Oitli SI:KW ° l ' o f i violence, that during (lie 4,40,„e0ts o f It . B rite "3 v .. 9f the inhabitants have .dc€ laved that i : l .,,'" i' c; ' , shook from the foundation!. ' , It:.lX loll' ' ' ai , a 4 ; '1 U ' ill the' eilieitO, - bin what' excited loot ,sej !thinittent a -.bail, o f ti a my tile, wille b i ' ;lli a., .. ,. florn un der theit:clond, aid wiis lwr cel ."' d i' Y tv il l t h li ' beri to pass over the town, %t iii, iiiii,er ;1 b ,u- l o ot !lipid 11101 * Cilaeilt, illtnnitiating the at m oipher y i t . i „ , atnishing degree. . it :Ippe.irs, howuv cr ' - , -I : ) f i' th ° descetided . with consitleraOle fore* on ;In" eit ilildi-Dl.l3allYbeg. disiant about a laille , , v *:, l" :cht tore. tip a portion of ' the atirtlie, and ki''," ' ,1 014 1 sheepii the property of Henry MolonP. 11 '* ~... to . poor animals' seemed to hate Aiken shelter 1). i10 ,1 the ba,e of a . prominent rock. The viq bl ,,, P i r es two , of them was sCorelicd all over; the, l ' tit I ' t n-id Do external appearance of injurY b • i d . a careases, as well as the sureound c rept , ', II§ powerful' and peculiar disagreeable 3 oTharev smell. . 60 • .11 0 : u;_Fpgriatilanyuslaitaltg).hesititioebriy„aoloftr 4vitit;;itistoqut:f (:):-;:,l,si:l:ti. ti - y - Sculling a twat on the Humber:Dock it this r il l 'his oar slipped, and in endeavouring to reen!'el..,:, be fell into' the water, And sunk. to the bottpalio Ten or , 15 minutes elapsed, belore the bO,(1) c a ..-ii to Fr e . tie i!eouvered ; - when every .nseans-wete or'T, ' Q t • tor' -him to life, but, in vail. The afflitli,oo,o r . his 'mother, whose-husband ' met. With a iiiinil ar o , o ,, ;.a few ~,y ears.. since, and who,had another son Or e , • -- ~ Y lallnig overboard in the Straits of Gibialtai. sly: tfielmonth of Augut - t last, ma) he inore easiltiill gilled than deScribed.. IRELAND.. T __ HT ...................--..------- _ ili b E flaitTHE.—The Opera of The tgg 7 . fleet wat ropresented lost night at CoVelit-Giru," Theatre. SII46LASit Mott the parr oflideniine Jo", stead of BELLAMY; wit° has left tile Theatre, 01d sung the airs With grest skill, Miss FORON phlic! Cateerine instead of‘Mrs. Dicßotit, sod a needle!: apology WaS made for her by Bl,Atielliallb on tart score of a • cold., Mrs. , Po w tat, perfOrilted Ill? 1 5. of the Countess, ottgistaily performed b Pr GLovim. Th' •.., villiell lit, ....e music to Mr. 14011MANig r irco) --- „ ay . , forthcorniog at Covent-Garden Tile Are, well c° ,.".., posod by a Gentleman or Dublin. la it has !I"! favourable report. kb% 'At e.vd