The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-18 00:00:00

JUBILEE AT IPINDSOR.

The Subscription already amounts to upwards of
1.0001. to furnish bread, tutat, and beer for the poor
InhThr abitantsean :and Chapter of • St. George's , Chapel,
the Minor Canons, -tic. Sic. and the inhabitants
in general, have been very liberal on the occasion.
Great Preparations .are making by her, MAJESTY:
t--Frogiiiore, and it is under-tood some verrteau-„
*ol transptrenctes, illuminaticins, and fireworks;
tti4played that evening, Most of the Nohi,its► and •
Gentry in the neighbourhood; and the, Of-
Peers of the King's Own Statfoi4, and Royal Horse
tivirds..(blue), are invited to fete.
•L The Non.commis,‘ioned Officers and Privates of
tire Shies, and King's Own Stafford, with their
wilier 'and'children, are to be treated with roast beef
iitiClale,'at the expence of their Officers.
A *and triumphal arch, designed by Mr. WYATT,
71•JI0:11C,iding in the centre of the town, and some beau,
tfltranN3arenclei are painting by Messrs. WYATT
K 8 Bi 4 01, and other artists. A grand 'exhibition or
re.warks, is to be given in the noble avenue lead-
ink to the Great Park.
fitre Mayor and CorptStaticin will go in procession
and afterwards 'partake 'of a kniptuous
unntei:ar 'the Town-hall.
The 'Royal Hofse Guards '(Blue), and the king's.
Own Stafford, ate to assertible in front of Windsor
Castle, under the command of the Honourable Ma.
for-General Fittany, at one'o'dock, to fife afeu de
I°l4 at which the Corporation and principal
tants will attend (out of respect to their Majesties)
lincoVered.
There will be a bail and supper at the Town-ball
021 the following evening (the 7,6th)-.

The East India Company.' have }hei's'suedlitigride of tiie IlOyal East India Voinnteets, with
their anitiery; to attend divine-Ser%4c6 'on the morn-
intg 11;k5 251 h. ant aftet %km-tit march to the &Id
o
ede2c-"irci.c., to fire titty roundi at artillery- and
'b Z 4.
--4
gade., 6ie
of three i
r onlids, by the rani:' Ot the whole
t—an 'example which, we 'doubt not; will bp
nivcrsally followed.'At • •
Dartinnt=iki is Bevan; the inhabilant's have
bubteribed tO celebratethe.2-sth inst. hya dinner aud
bail; and a 611110(1 to be given to the poor, also
bread and be,f, anti a 'ilieep-to be i.daSted for tbe.
ltrautement of Inv. popolace. '

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EXTRACT o A VRIVA.T. tEtT• 24:7
VW* SAN FE4X DE LOs GALLEGOS:
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.Lra the 19th; at one in the morning; our army
Wt this place kir lirillavieja, Where our advanced
Vaardi together with one 'of our divisions, were
posted, to observe the cdtps under the command of
arshal Ney., Consisting Pf'ou'Oo inftintiy and !Ann
cavalry; whO seemed to menace thetti With in at-
tack. On the t eth, at day-break, we took post on
the Yettea; with a wood on each flank ; a Second
division, acting as our reserve; v,ere posted at
ieja, from which we were dist4ht 'rather better thati
half a mile. The enemy
_were in pnisessinn,a the
road to Retortillo and Martin del Rio; and likewise„ ~
posted on a river, and appeared at one time to beiid-'
vaneing to attack us in, three columns::
:Tney. ;
vertheless disappointed us, and, ;fler remaining
quiet their position the remainder of the day,
broke iap very calmly on the morning of the tathi,
taking the old road to Salamanca. Tile same evert-
ing our army returned to its position here; where we..
Lave since remained. The Duke del Parque is much
satisfied with our condu6l and manoeuvring, and the
whole army was in high expedation of having a
brush with the enemy; and giving them a repetition
of the affairs at Lugo; Campo de Estrella, and Sin
Pays."
CoRUNNA,.SEPT..og.—Gea D erat ila has effected
a junction of his army; twenty thousand 'itrong,witb
that of Venegas. General..l3aseren commands the,
Spanish army in Estremadura, acting undCr the cfi-
ref..tion of Sir Arthur Wellesley ; and it .appears that
things are arranged.;there w;th thivity and jack-
mew: On the lath•three ‘Truicille, under the co regiments of cavalry Lett
brother of mm (.4 Dun Pedidthabin,
the Duke Otseua, to unite with our
army. We shah then be in a state to undertake
something on the plains of Castile. Sonic ls.at Pla-
centia, and after making
,4 show of re-pasing the
Puerto de Banos, it appears he has received orders to join-Vicar. Our piken4eu in the neighbourhood
of San :Felix greatly e3.ert. themselves. ..A.t the late
affair they killed 44 French infantry, and 20 French
dragoons. They are
.oOrnmancied by Don Julian, a
very brave and patriotic Officer, who has rendered
his regiment truly formidable to the enemy.
OCT. 2.--=The French ar4retreating from Madrid,
after having committed :n4merons atrocities. both
there and on the ioutd. ‘.. It is supposed they have
taken the road to Burgos. The French in. Arragun
have abandoned Ballastro, Calitayn, and other im-
portant points, and are concentrating their forces.=--
General Mendizaval, who commands our army, has
been %1., Salamanca :414 ,Cludad Rodrigo. He .has
had several successful Cogrigewtzats with the French.