The Sun.
London, England, 1808-07-18 00:00:00

Ile movement. The Supreme Council of Seville.
v ere indefatigable in their exertions not• only for
'he prote&ion of the Country, but to commu-
nicate the important events which have taken place

to the distant Dependencies of the Spanish Crown.
For this purpose the Cornelia Frigate was immedi-
ately to be dispatched for South America and in
()rder to excite the confidence of the inhabitants,

and prote& the vessel on its passage from our ships,
a British Captain and Lieutenant were stationed on
t, board of her. The Spanish Squadron at Port Ma-
il. 1011, Minorca, had been ordered'to proceed for. Car.
..., thilgena. - The enthusiasm of the Spaniards was
generally active, and the women, in order to give
their Countrymen an opportunity of joining the
Patriotic Bands, have determined to get in the
harvest themselves. But female patriotism appears in
a still more heroic form, for about an hundred had
disguised' themselves in martial attire, and endea-
-1 voured to join the National Troops, but their sex was
discovered, and their zeal employed in providing eve-
ry thing necessary for the service 'of their Country.
The Hannibal, one of the French men of War, it is
Said, was, as soon as it was ready, to be sent with Dis-
patches for Vera Cruz. An adjudicaton of the Prizes
IvAsipeidily to -take place, under Com Missioners
*lmlia-dbeen specially appointed for that purpose'.
The national cockade was zealously adopted ,by all
ranki of the people. It is, as we before mentioned,
of a deep red colonr, of a circular form, and with
appropriate inscriptions; but the chief is a V. for
Piva, and P. for their 'new Monarch FERDINAND.
• As we expe&ed, the foreign troops who have been
taken into the French service, are disgusted with
the odious enterprize in which they are employed I,
against Spain, and desert as fast as possible, in
order to stlpport those whom they were sent to
subdue, and two regiments of Swiss in particular
had escaped frOrn Madrid, and ardently joined the
Patriotic Bands.
and the TheMaghifi • ce.nt, 74, the Sultans
~ Excellent, of the same force, had been sent
by Lord COLLINGWOOD to join Admiral Titor&-
13ROU.Gli; off Toulon, on the 17th alt. The Ocean
(Flag-ship); the Atlas, Admiral PURVIS, Bulwark,
Paine, Repulse, Terrible, and Alceste Frigate, re-
mained with his Lordship. The IFindsoi Cdstle,
orthumberland, Zealous, Antelope, .Mercury, and
were
Sabrina,
off Ayamonte, and every possible as.-
sistance that the Spaniards could receive from the
Iritish was resolutely and unremittingly given, „in
order to insure their final triumph.

WE received this morning American Papers to
the 10th ult. but they are wholly barren of ;mei&
Vance. The Eledions in general are favourable to
the Federal Party. The following article spews that
the President is still hostile to this Country and its
interests:

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NEW YORK, JUNE We are informed
that'on Monday last, the Chamber of Commerce of
Philadelphia received an answer from the Pesident
of the I.Tilited States, to their application for per-
Inission to export provisions to one of the British.
West India Islands. As the subject is interesting,
it is expeaed that the address to, and the answer
from, the President, will bOth be published.. We
shall at present only state, that the permission to
export has been decidedly refused,"--Dern. Press."

An account has been received that the ' Ships
Striatham,Lady,Jane Dundas,J:dne Duchess of Gor-
d°n, Bengal, and Earl St: Vincent, with the Extra
811114- Ila.riet, lluddart, and Indus, out ward-hound;
ed at Madeira the 30th of May, and were to
sail front thence the Ist of June.
,

• ester* morninghis MAJESTY, Princesses Au-
'TA;MARY, aneSOPHIA,, 'accompanied by Lord
.NztEavitr.F., Lady THYNNE Generals CART-
*WRIGHT and FITZROY, and Major PRICE, rode to
St. George's Chapel, Windsor, and heard a sermon
by the Rev. .Mr. NORTHEY, from St. Paul's Epistle
to the Phillippians, 2d chap. and 12th verse :
bli
!` Work. out your own salvation with fear and trem-
orn . " - After which his MAJESTY, Brc. stopped
to hear Mr. WESTLEY pla f d -
y a ugue gt and vo-
luntary upon the organ, in which he so eminently
excels.
•
On Saturday evening their MAJESTIIiS, the PRI-
NCIISSE3, the Dukes of YORK, KENT, and CAMBRIDGE
'Walked on-Windsor Terrace.
The POPE continued at Rome early, in the last
in"th, when he wasoccupied in the beatification
;)p: three female Saints of the itith century. Buo-
c,„4"1 it is said has in compliment to the inter-
-154"3/1 of Russia and Austria,
With a consented that his Ho-
Iness shall remain in the Vatican as Bishop of BOX C.! tevenue of 3,000,000 of florins.
The army of General AUGERBAU has been dis-
solved, and marched in detached parties from Ger-
many to Spain, 'The Polish army, under the Prince
PONIATOWSXY, has received the same route; and
the, prefeets of the departments have 'been ordered,
by-every possible means, to expedite their journey.
The division of DAY'-UST, ;which was intended
for the InvaSion of India, has for the greater part
been ordered to Spain.
On Saturday the Spanish Commissioners, Admiral
Don APODACA and General Dun JAcosnß, accom-
Panied by Sir J. GORE, had an interview with Lord
NIULGRAVE, at the Admiralty, .tad yesterday Sir J.
(--;olia was closeted with his Lordship.
Gcneral EsciiEv ARIAS who commanded the Spa-
Patrioti in their first action with DUPONT, is
4ated to have been arrested as a traitor in purKianee
01 au order ArLitn the Junta of Seville.