The Sun.
London, England, 1808-08-15 00:00:00

dcr, wh., tyrifortunat‘....l7 fell by-a grai;e sh4t, the se-
c:G.:id nrs.l4,liitie. in Cie last

I " Lieut. rilt‘ssalr was badly wounded just ,
before the Enemy struck. Moue/4tr, tiiS. ct)tit
Captain of La Piednuo se‘etely wonuded
in die third adion, 'and either .threw himself,.or
cau-ed himself to be thrown overbJard.

, !‘ La rieditiOntaise had he: rieyLing cut to piges,
and 'her masts and boWsOrit so wounded, that they
went by the board during the night.

" Lieut. DAWSON stv,Oeeded Capt. HARD/NQZ,
',,,ought the St. Fiorenzo and La Piectaiontaise (her
in•ize) into Culutubo on the 12th Maroh."

Ile 'Lancashire Thick, C4ht. SKERIAAT7, is ar-
rived at Liverpool, frein'llirbad'oes, which .place she
left on the •1 tth July,.and brins the foilowipg
s6rmation

""BARBADOES; ICILY 10. ,

" His Majesty's Schooner Plying Fish arrived
.
hereon ilia Bth inst. from otr Cadiz ; and, in conse--.
(pence Of the-communications received, by her, the
whole of the
.SpaiiiSh ptisoners here We.te sent off in'
H. M. 'Ship Hussar, supposed.. for LalGoira. • .His.
'4,,ijesty's Ships 13,:leisle,Capt Co-cuR Ei
and Ramillies, of. the Line, Monde and Acasta Fri-
gates, with :fiveor-six 3rnaller 'vessels, iceman] here.
A' report pre' ailed here,, that a French Ship
.of the
Line, and.one armed era flute,, had arrived at
Mar-
tinique, vessels • of, that_ description having chaced
his 1113161:YS brig-Julia to windward. His Ma-
jesty's ships Captain and 1-;loud were sent to re 7
connoitre the harbour at,Martinique, but saw 'no-
thing of them.

" His Majesty's ship Netley upset in a squall of}
this place, and the whole of the crew perished, ex-
cept a*tuidshiPnian of,the. name of ROE, and eight
seamen, who ‘wre.pickvd up by the Julia.

The Ships bound to Great Britain, &c. are to
sail troni hence-thelath inst. to
,join Alla convoy at
Toriola.—The French Privateer La I'i-one:Use, of q
guns and 70 men, was captured to wind ward, by
His •Majesty's. Brig Bellette, and brought
,in here.
Tile First of June Packet, from +sit:mouth, arrived
here on the as lust. Th..; Prince of Asturicts„—,—,
front '.;'tirk for this place, is captured by Re-
no/an:6e Freaich:Pti.vateer, and carried to Martinique;
tbs Captain is slightly wounded:"

• BY private advices from 'Holland, 'down to the
loth inst.. it appears
,dint the Dutch view with great
apprehenSion the expeeted rupture between theTtu-
strian Emperor and BuoKAPAitTE, as they suppose'
that the latter will enforce a' Conscription for his
armies
•that Country. AU these advices concur
in staking, that th,_: -ntinust aaivity prevails j'n the
Austrian dominions, and that the army is, as we
befige stated on tilehest on 'an extellent
footing... The Archduke•Loufs, who is InspeCtor 'of
the-frontiers, has recently visited the who 4 of those
frOntiers, aceompanied by Engineers and ether Of-
ficers of'known experience. It is 4trongly reported
that the tnoements of the Court of Vienna are en-
,titely itr conjunction -with t.hose of the RuSsian Ca;.
billet. As a prOof that the COrsican Despot views
these mo%emeuts with an eve of jealousy, it is
• . •
said,, that., the old e)::peditlnts of interceptiun and
murder have been put .in force by the French Go-
vernlll63t.', and that a Russian Courier Who was
sent from Prince WoRoNsKY, at Paris,. to st„ Veti.trs-
burgh, with dispatches, was way-laid in the depart-
.
;neat of •La Meurte, and assassinated. The dis
patches were, oT ru irse,,,secured by the French ruf-
flans. "A similar atteno was made to intercept an,
Ausnian Messenger, frOtuVietum to Baron I.rf NcErr,
but. this Messenger fortunately escaped, 'though not
without being severely wounded.

We beg to call the attention 61 our Readers to the
Proclamatibn which General Juror published at Us-
bon on the 216th June. It is.easy to perceive from
the style plate. PrOclamation, that even at that.
time Le was alarined at his situation. lie threatens
and 'cajoles the inhabitant:: by turns. 'National
independence, ind?vidual freedom, and private pro=
perty, ate, tone, secured to the PortugtteSe-, by those
who invaded their Country in profound peace, drove
their legitimate SOvereign. out of hi% dominions, and
have plundered and butchered the inhabitants with-
out mercy.' .'We trust, however, that .ler NOT's op-
pression and cruelties in Portugal are nearly at an

end, it they have not-already Ceased. We are in

dined to think 'that he will not attempt a serious
resistance;
_but it he Shonitl, the force sent against
him is such as thust render all resistance' unavailing.

The following are Extr.aas from Dutch Papers to
the
,Gth, and Aluniieurs to the ".•,'d instant, whichar-

rived this day

30 .—Grat preparationeare making
tot celebrate the birth-day. of his Majesty th Em-
peror and' who is expeeted back at It.am-.
bouillet on the i 4th of August.—(Rotterclwizsche

Courant,4.7. 4.)
HA aLi LY 2g.7—We are asshred tha.
advice has been receivetl at Coperthage;.!, that tb.
Russian General BbxittiwzßN. a; ter having sea-