The Sun.
London, England, 1809-07-03 00:00:00

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ExcIiZQUER hiLL

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All Excheluer Bills dated in "the IT nth Jane
TO BE PrilD (it F.

LORDS COMMISSJOIcErt S. of Ms MA-
,yEST }''s TREASUR r IJ.:t.ing/given lc; j.w.,
beg offlhe Principal of the ahove-menti,,ed Exchequer Bills, with
the Interest due thereon. at the Excbe'uer Bill ofa-e in the k'ceirt
rrf Excloe.eer,.New Palace lard, Westmlnleer„ on 1i0n.?..), the
17th .0:9, ' July, 18c9 ; Attendance will he given daif;
(Sundays and Holidays excepted) until and i• rid ri g I lifSday,',,
the 4.Bth Instant, from Den a in the MOE& 11' till One
in the Afternoon; for thelurfiose of ri•Ceivirg' the Jame. And
for the greater dispateb, the Bearers of the r.,id Bills are de..
sired to bring. illy:, ate Lists' of each bete-rip:ion 4 Bills,
containing the • Nuniber,s, in Numcrical- Ur der;\according to,
the Dates of the said 'Bills, and Commencement of ivtere,:t, ,

nvith the:trinsipal Sums ad Interest due thereon, ec-tniuted
A:yr,
,but excluding the ILatys sn .t. bleb they lire tespeaive4y
dated, to -the said 2.3 th - Insran!, 'when the Inte-
rest will cease; and the salt( hearers (beini,. Mier: cr
not) are Imlittensably- reiii,ired to ;n64 each Bill with
their ttizal Signature ; a.nd ro write , their Naives and Re,
sidence at the b;ttOtit of each separate List; and thg are ni,re,
aver required to attend the hxcheizter Bill Office
.and to. receive, the New Bills, and give the fiet,ibts for
Larne.

• If asp of the Ilothrs of the aforesaid si/Is shotild he ele.qrclis of
receiving p,zy.eizt of !he Principal and :Interest previous ,o the
..Cald-'24:h Day of July, they ntay be accommodated 0.4 c;m-
puting the Interest to the Day on which thee}' with to be• p,;id, and
leaving the said Bills for examination one day prioe thereto.
Such Persons as may be desirous. of aving Neu Erbrqller.
or in part Payment of Principal, upon mai Ain";
New Bills, and mentioning the Amount, ,i2t the bottom of their
Lists-, delivered Onor before Tueld,ty, the I th ul~,'mey be Sac
Commodated with New Bills, carrying an Interest of Three-pence
Use Farthing by the Day, on every One Hundred F4Utta's,whif.4,
sell %gets, Bills will bear Date the said 24th Day of Yuly
and -will bridelivered ,on .Wednesday, 26th Jul., and the jol-
-1671411 DaYs.

A'. B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior ta, June, havi
teen adc.Jerliied to be Paid wrr, acrd t.le liitere,st thereon bas ceazed.

l'rf..wirifig 13r Publl'Ofloil,

THET.
ARABIAN AN:UW.II7:IE3 of'.SPAIN.
By lAM'eS ,CAV.AN Ati Ni:LIK P !Ili , Architect.
Author of the Designs and Des/110.°i, of 6.0,iii.., Vic.
Printeii,tOr T. Cadell and W. 14-viei, Stiol % . .

The:Work will
,be elegan,tly printed in Jarge
consist of kindikt one hundresi Plates, of the must tOeTstin-g::
Arabian Remains in Spain, suet) as th,' Royal l'itace or ti r.
Alhambra, the Generante, the great Mulch oi:Cordo‘a; itc.•
which will he engraved -in 'the mist elegant -and- acctir,itc
Manner, trent Admeasurerbencs and Drawings carefully,
made on the spot, by the Atttll,or, duriai,r a reside::ea or nine
years on the Continent. Descriptions ; will' be.given or the
dittere.nt obj, cts, , illustrating the tnerits,of -their tylc aaki
It-Antler, togeti:er with t anslations..of the Cufic and Asiatic
Inscriptioast and several interest,n's• particulars rel4ijnig
the Arabs and their establishments in Spain, colltiett troirs.
the most authentic Spanish Writers.

. ,
ft will be completed in Faitr rar6, published sepirat-iy
the Copies of; each Part will be deli vere,t accur,i,i,f; 4,1 the
(Wes olllrders received; let whiCh a 14601: Is nAv triviled b}'
i
iViessrB". Cndell aM Defies.

Ihe Conveat of .'h,airt' by the'.A.rahia* ni' the Eightfi
, ,
Ceiitury,, is one of the must irnpoi.tant everts recorded itt
Ilititory,; and ttriy be justly covsidered
,as Itavingin a Treat
degree, contribined to the itapiii 'progfe>s of. CiiilitAtkiii,„
Navigaton, and Corn:fierce. At a time when the r:.!st of
,Europe Was sunk in: rudeness and •,soperStition, Sciences,
Arts, and Industryi flourished among the Spanish Araos, as
the numerous remains of their Works trt Andalusia,. and othez
P4rts of. the Peniiisuaa, laiuiy eince ; O.:se ar,douhoot;
toejnostcutious specitneas at art existivq;; differing, in -poiAt
of ,invention and executiun, from what is to be found in v.ny
other part,of 4 orpiv, as moat almost as if their Authors liaa
be p inhabitants of anrithcr Planet.—;4aithful
thefefore, of these valuaole Remains, f.el.mitottail t), proNc.
highly acceptable to lite. Philviapher;
the./..i4vt of the Fine Arts.

Aria.

MAILS.
Ak St 1V G --z D'.1511:1, t Waterford. Gotteriburgh,
yialt:+, r Lisboa, I Dublin, z Waterford.

PIOCE OF .iiTOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
694,71 I Red. Ann. - -

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MONDAY, JULT 3, 1809.

RECAPTURE OF' FERROL AND CORUNNA.

WE are happy to state, that a Telegraphic Dig-.

patch reached the Admiralty this morning, announc-

ing the agreeable intelligence of the French having

been driven out of Ferrol and Corunna% and defeated

-o.l,ith considerable loss. As this news came by the
"felegraph, we of course are unable to comrkiuuicate

any particulars to our Readers.

Last night we received Dutch Papers to the 29th
which'contain Paris News to the 25th.- They
confirm the account which we laid before our
readers on Saturday, of the progress of the Austrians
in Saxony. The number of Austrian troops that
have passed through Dresden are said to amount to
2,0 thousand men, and a considerable number have
passed through Bayreuth. The whole of this force
will, it is said, be direEted against Westphalia. JE-
NO:,,IC BUONAPArtTE has, according to some accounts,
taken the field to meet the approaching danger, but
according to others, he has retired to Frankfort on
the Maine. The French accounts of the amount
and diposition of their troops are in .general so fal-
lacious, that it is almost impossible to speak. with
any thing like precision, with respeEl to the force'
which they now have in the North of Germany, but
we should hardly suppose that they have a disposa-
ble force equal to that which has passed through_
Saxony under the command of the Duke of BRUNS-
WICK and General KLENALT. It is probable, how-
ever, that the Austrians, in pushing forward so ra-
pidly, d 3 not entirely rely upon their own strength,
they look, we have no doubt, for the co-operation
of the ,people of the countries through which they
mean to pass ; and it is- not un4ely that they cal-
culate upon. the a.sistliice of tie King of PRUSSIA.
The intelligence u'utu the Banks of the Danube, in
these Pater;, is not of so recent a date as that con-
tained in the Bulletins. The Leyden Gazette of 416
27th ult. contains a long answer to the charges
made in the French Papers against the Dutch Edi:
tors, for propagating news unfavourable to France.
The sacrifices which the Dutch have made to pro-
mote the views of Buo.x.kpAtti.ty are detailed with
more freedom than we have been accustomed to see
in the Dutch Papers. Private Letters from Holland
state, that the Dutch ports are to be closed on the
20th instant.

The Favourite sloop of war has arrivedat Plymouth
with Dispatches from Gijon, which place the French
have e,.acuated, and it is, now in the possession of
the Spaniards. We are sorry, however, to say,
that she brings intelligence of the re-capture of St'.
An,dero by the French. A body of 3000 French
Troops surprised that place on the night of the 12th
ult. and massacred the greater part of the Patriots.—
Two Spanish officers, a General and a Colonel,
made their escape in a small boat, which they were
obliged to row with muskets. They were picked
up by one of our cruizers.

Yesterday his MAJESTY, Princesses AUGUSTA,
SOP4IA, and MARY, rode to St. George's Chapel,
and heard Divine S,-rvice.

So great is the anxiety of Government to *forward
the,Grana Expedition, that they have proposed to
employ foreign vessels as transports. A notification
to this eifeLt 26 made on Saturday. They are to be
hired at the rate of 255. per ton, pro% ided they are
ready early in the week.
The communicationbetween Munich and Viedna
has ntcome so insecure from the incursions -of tlie
Austrians and Tyrolians, that five waggons loaded
with specie, which .were proceeding from Munich
for the payment of the French artily, had, on their
arrivAat Markel, been obliged to return to Munich,
it was supposed would be sent for greater secu-
rity to Augsburgh.
BUONA PAR fEs after the battle of Ratishon, order-
ed his military chest, and the greater part of the
baggage of hi, army, to be sent back to Mentz, pro-,
drising his soldiers abundant supplies from the Ausr
trian'inagazines. In consequence of his recent dis-
appointments, he has been obliged to bring back
his baggage, Sic. from the Rhine to Augsburgh, and
to transport 'it from thence to Vienna on rafts.—
Zarly in June, Cuuut I.OLLOWRATH intercepted
three of these rafts, with a considerable quantity of
toggage and ammunition, on the Danube, below
"Krems.
It is said that the chief Proprietor of Covent Gar-
den Theatrp has liberally conceded to what appeared
to be the pablic sentiment with respect to the en-
gagement of CATALAN!, amid has offered her woo
goinea4 to be off the bargain. it is; however, nut
improbable that the solicitude dale fair SYren "'to
have the' )leasure of singi,.g at the. ne. National
in4ce her to think it is her duty to
?atomised
who have so warmly
ut in full force.
keep the engagenie.

NAVAL N

- July ?, i 800.

Cop.! of a Lett.:r from the Houourabit Captain (odes, of hi
the Talbot, adaresse,l
.to Rea-Admira
Sir Edmund Nagle, Commander in Chief at Leith, and
transmitted by the hater to the Honourable W. W. Pole.
His Majesty's Sloop Talbot, Off the Naze
SIR, of NOM3y. IPh Juste 18C9.

have the honour to inform you, that 1 have this
day captured she Danish Privateer named in the mar-
gin*, after a short Chace, having two long guns on
board which she dismounted during the Chace, also a
number of small arms and, a complement of eleven
men. She left Norway this morning, and has made
no captures.

I am, &c.
(Signed) ALEX. JONES.
To Sir E. Nagle, Kilt. ilear-Adiniral
of the Red, &c. "Sec. Leith,
* Lovett.

mount, JULY I.—Sailed, to join the fleet
for Portugal, now off this Port, under convoy of
his. Majesty's ship Gtree, the Liberty, Princess
Amelia, Hero, and several other viotuallers, laden
with provisions, for the squadron under the com•
mand of Admiral BERILELEY ; the Black Juke,
lugnr, Lieutenant CANN.UV with a convoy to the
Eastward ; the barque John and Elizabeth, JAC:US,
for Gottenburgh ; his Majesty's ship Dryad, Cap-
tain GALWAY, to the Westward ; the Raleigh, sloop
of war, for the Mediterranean ; and the Redpole,
sloop of war, on a cruize.

Arrived, the Golden Grove, MicrtAt., from Death ;
Taunton, OwENS, froth Liverpool ; Nary dna,
HARRICON, from Sunderland. Went out of harbour,
after a complete repair, his Majesty's ship San Josef,
of I to guns, and is expected to sail immediately for
Portsmouth, to join the grand expedition fitting out
there ; the Favourite, cutter, from Gijon, with dis.
datches, sailed from thence the iGth instance, she
brings intelligence that the French have evacuated
that place, and that it was again in possession of the
Spaniards.. She also brings the unpleasant
Bence, that the French re-tookSt.Audero, on the night
of thet2th instant: the enetny3oonin number, surpri-
zed the Patriots,and it is mupposed,have massacred the
greater part of them. Twe Spanish Officers, a Ge-
neral, arid a Colonel, made their escape in asmall
boat, to which they got safe out of the harbour by
rowing with two muskets, and aftterwards got on
board French Chasse .Maree, that had been taken
by the boats of one of our cruizers stationed there,
hem which they were taken on board the Favourite,.
and arrived here. Also arrived, La Scipioa 8 tine
Freeeti ship cf xn gnus. (one of those taltenby Sir
RICHARD STRACHAN), is to receive the flag of Ad-
miral STOPFORD, and is expe6ted to come out of
pock in the course of the ensuing week; the
jaica4sc, a fine sloop of 20 guns, built by the appren-
tices of his Majesty's Docii-yard, at this Part, will
be launched the 13th instant. Also arrival, the
Gambier eutter, from Portsmouth, :he Joseph, cut-
ter, from Lisbon, last from Falmouth, where she
the 'Peacock, sloop of war,
landed -her dispatches
Captain PEACE, from Guernsey ; and the Orestes
sloop of war, from Cert.