The Sun.
London, England, 1807-07-04 00:00:00

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Nets, %Tula U.—Two Xe*Spapers, priote, in
Bourdeaux, contain two different accounts with re-
gard, to Monte Vidtto. One says, that Brigadier
rim, on the ath of March, retook that plac
from. the English. The Spanish Army consisted of
02,000 men, and was commanded by LINTERS.-.
The English Carrion was totally destroyed on that
occasion. This news was received in. Bourdeaux
by a letter from Cadiz,

The other, and more recent account, is of the
following tenor : • •

" The only piece.olintclligence which I em able
to communicate to you from this place, • is; that the
second Expedition having appeared before I3uenos
Ayres, landed, and commenced the siege And born-
'bardment of that place. The inhabitants, joined
by 6000 Negroes, to whom they had promised their
liberty, attacked the English, and put them to the
rout, so that scarcely any of them cotild re-eMbark.
This happened the lath of February, and on the
lgth the gallant LINIERS having obtained ntellis
gence of the success of the Spanish, Attacked Monte
Video with 1200 men, took it by assault, and de-
stroyed the whole English Garrison, with the ex-
ception of a few persons, who
.owed their safety
merely to the intercession of a few Monks of the
Convent of St. Francis. This news was received in
Cadiz by a letter. from Monte. Video of the gth of
Mareh.—(Roiterdam. Gazette, of June 27.)
PARIS, JUNE 25.—'-Nothing has been made known
here relative to the events of the war, but letters
have been received from Elbing, of the 11th June,
which state, that the Emperor having caused his
army to manoeuvre for some days, bad led it against
the Russians : on the ath he had passed the Pas-
serge, on the gth he bad driven the enemy beyond
Guttstadt, and on the loth the French army was
before, Heilsburgh.

Five per Cents. Consols, with the Dividend of
March 22d,76. Francs 85 Celits.—(Rotterdam Cou-
rant, June 37.)
IiNNA., JUNB 5.---The last accounts from the
frontiers of Turkey state, that the Grand Seignior
has made a present to General SEBASTIANI of the
estate of Taspia, which formerly belonged to. Prince
Yr.sttottcrt.

Just B....The.latest intelligence from Servia, of
the 20th May; announces the arrival of a consider:
able Onrps of Ottoman Troops in the environs of
Widdin. CZERNI GEORGE continued his retreat,
and the juu&ion of his troops with the Russians is
now impossible. The new Firman of the Grand
Seignior against the Servians has been pnbllshtil in

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the Turkish Marty.
ANrwcaP, Stare .16,....5ince the taking of Dant-
iic, the Illustrious man of. war has received the name
of that city►. The Anversois, launched on the 7th,
is equipping ; the Commerce de Lions is ready to put
to sea ; the C'rsar and Drigiesdirt will be launched
d the 20th and 21 it fait.

The works in the baiin of flushing at* huished ;
orders are given &rale repairing of the jetties which
form the Outer Fart. The Scheldt, froM 'Antwerp

to the sea, is lined with formidable batteries; Which
etteaually protea bbth its sides.. •
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BiTsr, JUNE 9.—The day before yesterdajr
.600 PruSsian prisoners of wararriied herefrom—Sileica;
'escorted by 400 Saxons; and that day there was net
the least appearances iif danger, when, at nine aide&
at night, General Letntarrp.. received an Estafette;
bringing intelligence that strange troOpii had beim
Jean at a fey miles distance from that place. The
generale was immediately beaten, and the troOpi took
to arms.; orders were given to shtit the shops, pi i
lights In the windoyi, and, in general, preparationi
were made to repel! an attack. Aid-de-Camps and
patroles were sent to all quarters, ',and the Saxon
Garrisen \vat the whole night under arms.
In the morning further reports. Were reeeitid of
a Prussian Corps being assembled an the frontiers of,
Bohemia, joined by seine prisoners of war, by whOm
the plan *as fornied to suoprise and. plunder the
ttiwn. But this plan being disconcerted by the vigi-
lance of General LEGEAND, the PrUSsians retreated.

Yesterday morning Hutt IVLuesTv, the Dokei cf
tAlutnntnoz and SUSSEX, Princesses ELit4setn,
MARY, and AttietuA, attended by Lady J. THyrats,
Mrii. Di GROSVENOR, rGenral FIt2ROY; and Colo-
nel '.1.1.0.tt, went in their carriages to Hounslow
Heath, t 6 see the iath Reginient of Light Dragoons
reviewed by the Prince of WALus.
• ibt MAJHSTY; PrIOCCSSCS AUCUSTA and Sof,
took their usual ride in Windsor Park.

The ParaoorMvh which tai appeared it;,Otie of The
Morning- Papers, stating that the Motion.lphich,Mt,
WHi#3l4om3 has given runlet: of rna)iing next Mon,
day, it intended to be postpoad till Wednetidai,
for an Inquiry into the State Of the Naticiti,ls with-
ont foundation. We understand that Mr—WHIT-
BREAD'S Motioli.will certain!), be branght foryvatd
oti Monday, when an attendance:is expefted in the
House of Commons equal to that on the first day of
the Sestion`.

The PRINCE ?) f WAtas ~yesterday reviewed the
loth Regiment of Dragoons on Ashford Common,
and afterwards entertained the QvnEN anti the ?tux-
cassas ,at the Zush, at Staines.