The Sun.
London, England, 1808-06-17 00:00:00

Nation, there can be little doubt that they w .11"

their Countrymen in the glorious struggle °lli°
we before stated, dated thielev3
29th uDltis.PTatiele.lieis anteir:en:l

they are engagkid.

late as the 6th of this month,
which reached us yeverday from Corinna try
Ac5A left Gi?
NIATEROSA and Don DIEGO DE LA
natcho
on the 31st ult. so that, in, faet, these P'sr—
:„kno t.lo*
are antecedent, in point of date, to ail Inc ""r r
eV'
accounts which have within these rev; days re;s-
and the Marno.s

this Cmuntry.
Thre Spanlilt Officers caine sayer it tbe fifinLve'
c;
understand tbey 2re very recently nrriye

~,,,.

504th Anteriei ; nor le3rp_t the objet for
which they came to this Country.

LASI.. night itamtniret and 41tona Papel4 to the
18th nit. reached town, flonl which we have ntagle
some extraEts. Such is the state of clegradatiOto'6:
Which the Kitso of Ptiv'ssti, has been reduCed by

StioNAPar,te, that he has been oblige4,publ,icly sts,
' vindicate his conduct in consequence of.
• preferred against him in the Hamburgh Piper, of
. having suffered a Vessel to enter one of his ‘Ports
- . having on board articles of British Colonial Produce-.
• :Even the EmPettOß of'Atyrritt4 has feltit necessary
to order the German Journalists IQ discontinue
the reports of the military
,preparations which were
said to be going on in the Austrian Dominions: We
learn, however, from other sources of infOlinatiobil
that the levies do continue in Austria with the tar.: '
most aBivity, and that a new species of Force i 3 t 9
Ve'established, to be called " the National Guard,:..,
' (There are sane accounts from Spain, throughth6
wine Channel, which state that the British Adriiiral,
in the first instance, -demanded the surrender of the'
Fleet in the HarboUr of Cadiz, aid also of the Forts
• ,
which command, it. To this demand the Spanish;
governor, it is said, returned an answer, by desire of.
the 'French Adriairal; in Which he not Only refused.
•
to deliver up the Fleet, but advised Admiral Puttvls;
to lock to his own safety, as the coasts of -Spain
would soon be protected by a large French force, and.
that a French Army was then. advancing- to the
. .
Siege of Gibraltar. It is also said that- a British. 74
had sustained some damage froM the batteries of
Cadiz; having incautiously advanced too near.,

SIR ARTHUR WELIASPEY left
.Town .yesterday"
• ••
evening for Cork, to take the command of the Ex-.,1

pedition assembled at that Port.

{a ~!~,
,~»zi!

WS have received ilmcrican Papers to the 11th
The Congreii his, adjourned to the 1 st NoVern.:
bet, having previously passed' a Bill authorising the
President to suspend the Embargo, if circumstances
should render it• expediant. The NewTork-Papep
state, that Sir Ernvattn Par. Law's ExpeditiOn
Batavia has been successful.

id*
)4'

peg!

rbiO

3tl°ll'
iOO/
tl/4

igen°

Wm-

Pis 91
patCl'.ei
poto"t

(ir3~tc~

O•
,i frri.
C`l

His Excellency the Portuguese Ambassador, with
that peculiar kindness and atteution which has nui7
/oTfuly marked his contlect towards the merahanta,
trading to Portugal and the Brazils, has invited. them
•to his house to-morrow, at twelve o'clock, forthe
purpose of constilting• theta.'oe. the subject of .the,
distributiop of the property•which was on Tuesday
provisionally restoted to him in the Admiralty Court,
far the benefit of the Portuguese and Brazilian Mer-
chants.
•
The Hon. VITZROY STANHOPE is one of theAids-
rie-Camp of Sir.A.Wear.zsulY, and•Mr.Wtr.t.rasnr,
. who has much fluency: in the 'Spanish language, is,
appointed Sir Arernuit's Civil Secretary.
Late on Wednesday night Mr. CLINE, .an Adtui-
. „Talty Messenger,. was sent off with dispatches to the
l'ort Admiral, at Yarmoqtb.
Mr; WOO.LEY was also: sent off with dispatches
to the Port Admiral at Deal.
A number" of Spaniards yesterday waited on Ge-
neral Kin;, at his residence in Downing-street, it
was said,, to Offer their services in the cause of their
eountry.
The folloWing is the Copy of a Letter received
by a lg.a•cantile House in Birmingham, from one
• of their Agents in Spain, dated Gijon, May 30th is-era
I have only time to inform you of the best news
for the general- Welfare of mankind that has oc-
curred in
a blaze ; and if-every province, according to daily
re t, demonstrates equal activity with this princi-
liaillYs' up.vards' of a' million Of able men will he
under arms before the first of July next, in defence
°l.their religion and laws. From all qaarters Det
Tutics are gone to Great Britain ; but as this little
spot has been the first that had courage to declare
defiance to France, I hope news will arrive from
that
sooner than from the other purts on the coast,
hat were only waiting for a. beginning,. I write
this 00 board the Stag Privateer, of Jersa..y, Captain
.pwaito••Vala.,. whom I have, engaged to take two
ljepresentatives to inform his Britannic 'Majesty 'S
Ministers ef. the situation. of affairs in •this Kiptg-
tiolo, and of which- Government will be . better
able to littoral yon than I
,ti-at, through the: public
Prints. . Our port is open to his, Britannic. Maje Sty's
and se are these of :Santander and Whoa ;
site it is expeeted.Coruntia and Ferrol ark at-tually so,
we know the greater part of Galicia, with -Leon,
'is in a state of insorretlion.."
•s An American Captain just arrived from Holland,
that all'the vessels belorigher* to the United
which were detained under the embargo in
iXitch Ports, had been jnit released. He says,
N iudv•ed, that the embargo is so much relaxed, `that
• '11:1 ve.,sel raioitted to court. out which shall be
With ,in and the pre,duce of that country.
tai, relaxation the Det‘h Guveratitent are probobly
s`rged equally, b 1 two trwiives., thone to relieve the
~nfs.of its own •subjecti by affording then) a sale
their produee, and the other, to injure the Revenue
of this (skituttiv try at-ft:riling facilities for smaggling.6
Th ;g
e Anuiversary ;geeing; of ,the Charity-Chil
a
' "ren of this gre.lt city waa- held yesterday at St.,
',,•"ll's Cathedral. A most excellent Charity Ser-
was preached by the Very ReV. Dean 1.111;117
-,71-1). -Several excellent aird approptiate hymns
• psalms •Nere sung by the children. It was a
41941 interesting sight to behold aerate•t-00.0. yeang
. voice.°vedette...to their
their
• ar and their kneelbeilefaC Ilers. .ee clauch
„, erw(J
crowded to excess, and sevet.-tl, ecrsons were
-4'ricd out, who had Sunk undo tile, heat Awl fa-
()lA Wedneklay night her Giace the Duchess of
c't-ro:4' had a grand .4isembh at bet hotise..ia Gros
nr-sqltare.
Uu Wectries.Y night • la. Mrs Ao'aift gave a grard
•- ' •
"t . • Louse in Pall Mall.
•