The Sun.
London, England, 1808-08-04 00:00:00

BAMSGiITE, AUG.

The.fashioinable yorld seems' t 6 have forSaken for
a time; at least, this charming place, ?mhiChCombmes
more local and desirableadivantages than most other
watering,places..-IWhat hAsoecastoned this defection
is' perhaps not easy to. ascertain ; but it seems to be
.the,gcnerel opinion, that it is to, be, ascribed to an
.almost_total, went of amusement; the Pier, Sion
Hill, Albion Place, &c. afford a pleasing ,Pi orrienade,
but people can't always be walking: Here is tit)
Theatre, (certainly the most rational of all arnuse;:-
.ments), and, on inquiring, Why there' was not a
Theatre ,we were told it was- oppoSed by the resident
Magistrates; but• they could not assign any 'reason
for this opposition, since- all the, Minor Watering
Piaces7—Worthing, Eastbourn, liamings, Southend,
&c. have very elegant, though small, buildings de-
dicated to the Muses. We Katie been 'here ten
days, and are alinOit dead with We there-
fore mean, at the end 'of the week, to remove to
_Margate.

The Optra House, closed on Tuesday last with the
Opera 01 Semiraznide, after a very Suceessful season,
owing chiefly to the wonderful exertions of CAta.-
LAN I, who is altogether one of the most accomplish-
ed Performers that,ever appeared in the harmonic
regions. The house was Much better attended than
could be expelled at such an advanced period of the.
year, and this great Singer retired amidst the warm-
est applause.
.111 u NliBN has returned to this Country after a very
advantageous excursion to Ireland, and indeed'
" laden with wealth and honours bravely won."
Whenever he performed, the house was crowded ;-
his benefits were always overflowing. He was
patronized too by the first families in Ireland, and
was particularly distinguished by that of the Lord
Lieutenant. _ _

The Portuguese Envoys arrived in the Plover, are
Mr. FERRAO, and Viscount BALSANO, the son of
Chevalier PINTO; so long the Ambassador of Portu-
gal to, this Court. •

C6IIN-EY.CiIaNTGE, AUG, 4. 'Where, is a middling-
supply of Wheat for this day's tnarket,.and the trade 1
heavy in sales at rather less prices ; Barley and Malt I
r
at small.variation (-Beans of the two 'grids likewise;
White Pease of the new crop now come, and this,
week are much cheaper; Flour Nithout alteration.,
wheat 545 ai6tis ;$ 7SS od Tick Beans - 6cs a 65s od
Fine ditto - B:,s a'B3.s. oe. Oats - 405 a 425 a .46s od
aye -. • .46, a Sli 'ot. Poland ditto 475 a•4Bs od
' Barley , - -42 b
, a 48s, od t Pozatoe .:.. - —s a 49s oti
Mait -.- 6.() .a;76i od 1 Roo Seed - 361 a 4,1 ,s,:i
White l'e:.i:;e i aos ai.ids od Fii,e Flour -6zis* a6o —s od
Grey .4.itri: _ c .., a (its od -sccalds--.:---.- csi.s. 1E4,16 mi-
t I.leass (old) , 6„ a 67, 4,-1 ..,.. ,

.TPORTtJC;'zifi;

FROM THE b LEAL P6RTUGUEZ.OF TEI 27TH JULY.

Lase :)4,. in,.-7-The intelligence from t,
.
OritAl-iinprosses (Air, ricarts with the profodnue:a
rntr-laneboly, _and the most direful images. df death.
LAG. ARDE; that' worthy associate of PionEsPIERRE,
has,let looSe the most revolting fnry, and the mos,:-
ferocious barbaiity against the in,,A'etisive inhabi-
tant of this city. Victims withrt number are
daily immolated to interest or to brutality ; the in-
exhaustible genitts of crime ' invents torments;
multiplies the modes of. death,' steeps in• blood
the veil of justice, end exalts assassination, into
virtue, having destroyed the asylum which the
domestic' walls till now had offered •to the uttof-4
fending.oitizen.. ,•ThiS monster, expelled' from Ve-
nice by:l:the unanim'Ons irriprecations of all its
inhabitants, has b. en sent to found in Lisboa
a sanguiilry magistracy, by which he pretends to
.typhoid the tottering- and nearly extinct dominion
of the. Vstirpo-. -The unfortunate are dramed
into the presence of the fiend, amid- without con-
fining his ferocity even to that form which the
ntost iniquitous :•carcely overlook, sacrifices them ill
_ silence, and in the deepest holds of dreary dun,.
geons : mistrust is qualified as crime, a denunciation
condtaed by hatred ,or pnrchated by vengeance;
constitutes evir'ence ; cue word, one thought, pro-
yokes de:-- th. What a horrible situation LAGAttpu
inspires vengeance'; that vengeance which Justice
authorises, humanity calls kir, and society loudly
claims as the founcNtiou of its security-. Let it not
tarry ! Let theltuage of our oppressed countrymen
inflame our valour, and ceitchta our steps to brcalt
the chains under which we are groaning.
CORUNNA, JULY 14.—Fro:p a person arrived here.
from Madrid, which he left at noon on the. 30th of
Junes we learn that no more thrill 5000 French
troops retriaitted,qoartered there, ekclusively 0f.t600
sick in the hospitals, Who, for the greater part, were
- brought there wounded. That on the dal previous
to his departure (the (29th Riney, lietween seven And '
eight tidloci in the evening, MultAT had taken
his departure from that Court, escorted by 400 men
seletted from the Inaperal Guard, and the ablest
'horses; that he was proceeding, lying on two Mat-
trasses• in his carriage, and very itifirria, stibirti givei
colour to the report of his death.
He adds, that in Madrid they had positive aiSu-
ratites by all the letters from VatenCia, that General
MoNCiV had given himself up with his whole artily
of 10,000 men, with all military honours, and that
this General is treat: d at Valencia with ell SpaniSli
generosity. .
lic.,further adds, that on the day of his departtire
it was uliderstool at Madrid, that the tore-ports of
the artty Cf Wt;t'e within four leagues of
the enemy, and that he derbanded 40,000 rations
for his army from the inhabitants ol'Ocana and
Aranjtet ; and that in Madrid the command w,:aq
exercised by SAVARY and GAOUCHY. The indivi,
dual front whom we have this information is Pon
Lois Qui at.b.A., Chief Officer of the PrOvincial Con .;
tadoria, of known integrity.
• , 1311061,7 CE OF BEIRA, JULY letters front
that Province of the Bth inst..we have en account of
the horrid insults exercised by the' French in the
city of Guareta,,:lacking_it,4lW3, assasEinating varionq
persons; and otherwise committing such excesses as
charaiiterise barbarity, and disgrace irretrievably' an.
army- styling itself composed of disciplined troops.