The Sun.
London, England, 1808-07-21 00:00:00

• CATHARMIAN'WATER, '
For the CURE-of all CONIN.F.X lONA L AILMENTS,
and 13 EAUTI FY LNG the SKIN.. -
P repared-by Mr. Bragge, iloll-OvVay, and Sold by Bayley and
• ' ' Blew, Cockspur-s-Reet, London.
THIS Combination o'f, Innocent Ingiedients was
iliscOveeed in an • endeaicour .to relieve a young -Lady,
long atftided witlra virulent Cutaneous Malady, and whom
it periedly cured,..after, the 'post- einirkent medical assistance,
and the. use of every Celebrated Lotion, had been reso.ted,to
without success.

As.'a getteral—improver of the Skin, a certain cure fora!!
Ciitaneous Eruptions, and the Plies or Stings of Venomous
Insects, it is respcdfully submitted to the Public,. with the
strongest testimonies in favour of its efficacy; from a circle
of the first fashion, in which it has been long used—its —its puti,
lying properties also render it Itlestiinable "to.-Ladies who
wear Icot4;e. -

ft may be used for Children of all ages, and the many
whb have been benefited by its apnliciation crustitirtes one
of its recoinmendations to the confideni:e of the Public:.
For the accomotod,ition of Persons throughout the United
Kingdom, liberal allowances are made to induce ever re-
spectable Perrin-net. and Medieiner Vender to keep t ;Ater..
Pints 75. Pint 4S-. 6d. r
N. B. None are geliume hut thole signed by the Prowrietor
on the Label of eavJs Butch.

PRICE OF STOCKS

Yls-rxRDAY.

'talk Stock. India Stock, xBsii
Navy per Cent. 99i 99 India Bonds,/ 4s. ss. pr.
I risn 5 per Cent. Exchequer Bills, 3s. 7s, pr.
4 per Lent. 85* i Omnium, 3 2 '
, per Ci.-iit. ~ed. 69} 69 Imperial 3 per Cent. 621
per ;:ent. Con. 6o*l* Ditto Ann.
Bank
L.
Allll.. 19 •1 . 1 tit:a Cons 1,-- 22d inst. 70-1, 693-

PR.;

PROM THE SPANISH G212.51TE.1.

•
CAROLI4A, :JUNE 4. —The innabitarits of Ng
town having heard th it 40 cars laden with amatu.
nition and provisions were coming to the Frei)Ch
army in Andalusia, escorted by 600 men, intreated
the Governor to lead them to take oossesSion. of t-be
convoy. The Governor, with the asSiStatice of some
Spanish Officers who happened to be here, org.tnized
a corps, 'which, with the arms of four hundred
Frenchmen who were in our hospital, acid other
arms found in the town, took possession, Of the cori.
voy. Another party, composed of peasants, armed
with pikes and ,pades, took possession or the Bridge
of Dispena Perros, at Puestd del Rey, and tilUs ren..
dered that pass impratiicable.
,
ALCAUDETE., JUNE 7.--Notwithstanding the .
Cinity of ibis town to Grenada, whose inhabitants
were in arms, twenty-tive French, chasseurs pre-
sented themselves to us, who on being asked iheir
destination, were known by their answers to be
enemies, and being summoned to stirrender, made
resistance. The result was, five were killed,- and
the remaining twenty made prisoners.

MALAGA, JUNE 12..—At Grenada so many vo:.
huiteers have offered their services, that there is riot
a suffieient quantity of arms to put in their hands.
They amounted to above,39oo` Men, besides the
troops .of, the line. And yesterday there was dis-
patched, in addition to former supplies, 68 gnintal4
of powder, 70,000 ball cartridges, and pOO volun-
teers, wader the command of DON VlNcutq-: A v
There iAere:no Frenchmen found in the lesser gar-
risons, to-be'.tirrested under the official order from
Seville; but in Ceuta some were taken up whose
papers give,sotne information that will prove useful
to the country.

SEVILLE, JUNE 15.—The Supreme Junta being
desirous to consolidate the credit of the public paper,
has resolved, under the present circumstances, to al-
low one-third of the revenue payments to be wadd
in royal bills (vales reales). The order to this etfeet
is dated the 12th,

• The same Supreme Junta made' an order on the
13th, for facilitating the sale of English gods of
lawful commerce, which was suspended on account
of the expiration of the time prev,iously granted for
till's purpose; and a public notice is given to this
effect.

Yesterday.at six in the morning, h*,,s most Serene
Highness the Lord President of,the Supreme Junta,
accompanied by the most Excellent Lord Coma
Tr',Li., arrived. in this capital from the ILJacknar-
ters
.at Utrera, highly satisfied with the order pre-
served by our troops,. and the measures that have
been taken ttr insure the success of its operationit.
His Highness had every where received the ni')st
lively proofs of the love and confidence of the
people, who looked for the perfect est. hliNhinent
of their indepernknce to the JUllta, so incessantly
engaged in securing their religion, liberty, and pfo--
perty.
By intelligence received in \the evening of the.
12th, we lOrn, that the three important points of
St. Helena, Despena Perros, Puerto del Rey, in
the Sierra,MOrena, have been fortified with artillery,
and remained guarded by the troops-of the kingdom
of Grenada.'

A letter from Audujar, dated June g, states, that
the whole population of that city had risen and pro ;
claimed FERDINAND VII. The whole of the French
troops in the place were made 'prisoners 5 and the
CommandirikOfficer, and the others who Made re-
sistance, were pitt to death in the house of Don JUAN
DE SALAZAR. This, affair took place at one in the
j night. ,

At six this 'day. a' French Post arrived, with
packets from "i he Duke of BERG. The packets being
opened bjplie French confined in prison, and being
read publicly, were found, to require assistance in
men and ammunition, the Commander being in great
extremity, having lost his first and second division,
and part of-the third.
Two days since the provision and ammunition
under the escort of a French force were taken, with
the loss of a General Officer, a ColOnel, and an
Aide-de Camp. Thirty or' orty men were made
prisoners, with four Captains and some subalterns ;
and in their retreat, the rest, to the number 0(400,
were put. to the sword at Valdepenos.
MURCIA, MAY 24.—This
day four Officers en-
tered the.town at full speed, in a post-chaise, crying
long life to our beloved Sovereign, FERDINAND VII!
The people were so delighted, that they drew them
into' the town. All the Students-of the College of
St. Fulgencio joined the procession. The corpora-
tion of the city, with the Bishop, the Noblesse, and
the Count DE FLORIDA BLANCA, held a meeting, in
consequence of which 'a solemn proclamation was
made amidst the most exulting acclamations of all
the inhabitants of the town and the adjacent connt,:y.
A day' of public fast and prayer had been appointed
to implore the blessing of Heaven upon the arms of
the nation.. Great violence had been shewn by the
people against suspe&ed persons, but their rage was
calmed, and t hough the same-ardour prevailed, every
thing proceeded regularly when these accounts came
away.
CARTEIBw4A, MAY 24.—The intelligence re-
ceived in Alppileity yesterday
,produced such a com-
motion that tlie French Consul fled, and took refuge
on board of. a Danish Vessel in the harbour. The
Governor went to meet the people, and succeeded
in quieting them, but could not prevent them from
burning tlte'Oblic papers'of the French Administra-
tion. In :‘the night they proceeded to the Govern-
Anent House; and required the assembly of a town
meeting, which was accordingly surnmoncd, and
the oath of allegiance was taken with all solemnity
to FERDINAND VII. while the military bands in the
town paraded the sireets with appropriate music.

General SALCEDO had orders to take the command
of the Squadron it. the harbour of Cartitagena, Arid
to condua it to Toulon. But tne execution of this