The Sun.
London, England, 1813-07-05 00:00:00

VIE ROYAL FAMILY.

•
WNiisdif ; Jui:y .3.L.The Ott tivirt and Prineesses
EtAtAtttit and MAR•t, and the Diflet of Yottx,
arrived here, soon after eleven o'clock, from Lon-
don. fly twelve o'clock the Members of the
Queen's Council had arrived at the Lower Lodge,
where- the flee Phricians attending the RING laid
theft Report before them: after which the Mem-
bers of.the Council proceeded to the Castles and
held a Council with her Majesty, when they took
into consideration a Report of the KtigG's state,
during the last quarter.

The QUEEN left town on Saturday morning, in
consequence of its being the quarterly day, bn
which her 'Majesty's Council is held -on the state
of the KING. The Princesses ELIZNRETH and
M uty•accompanied her MAJESTN! to Windsor.—
The QuEEN returns to the Queen's Palace to-day.
Yesterday the following Bulletin was exhibited
at St. James's Palace

• ." Windsor Castle, July 3.
ills MAJESTY= has, in general, passed the last
month in tranquility and comtort."
Divine Service was yesterday performed by the
Rev. J. S. CLARKS, at Carlton House, before the
PRINCE REGENT and his Household.
Just at: the QUEEN and PRINCESSES had left the
Queen's Palace on Saturday, the carriage was
stopped .by the PRINCE RCGENT'S Page, who ex-
hibited to them tl.e baton, or Field, Marshal's
staff, brought by Captain FREMANTLE.

NVe I ave received by a vessel trout Corunna• a
Paper published on the 2311 ►►lt: Containing a Sup-
plement Extraorlinary to the Corunna Daily Ad.
verliser, fro!a whi the following ►tre extracts
SANTANDER JUNE 18.—We had this day a
salute from ill batteries, and illrtflli►lations at
night, congtatui,,ting tipt,Marquis of tifeliingtou's
arrival at Burgos, which city the enemy abandon-
ed on Sunday- last, after having blown up the
castle.

Sti.+ITANDER, JUNR 20.—We learn, that in
cOusetluenee of the nine, which was intended to
blow up the castle of Burgos having caught fire
through accident, 500 of the Trench were blown
up our hours previous to their intended departure.
"'The fortihrations of Pancorh:t have also been
blown up. Its garrisnu consisted of 14,000 men,
who
.attempted to cross the Ebro, but Were cut
off ; 10,000 of theth have been made prisoners by
Lord Wellington, with a vast quantity of aitimu
nition, artillery, &c.
" A Captain of a vessel, who has just arrived
from Santander, sAys, that the fOrtresses of Castro
and Bilbou were evacuated ; the garrisons were
closely pursued by the Spanish cayalry along
shore towards St. Sebastian's.

" The next attack will be on the garrison of
Pampehnt, and which it is considered must hn-
tnediately surrender."

preparations for the illuminations this
evening are splendid beyond all precedent. Carl-
ton House, the Admiralty, Horse. Guar:ls, So-
merset House, the Bank and East India House,
will be truly magnificent. They can Scarcely be
worthy of the occasion.
On the,evacuation of Castro the enemy retreat-
ed to I:',aredo, and mi.:liked for Santona the
exact force is not known, but supposed to be 370
men. Four French howitzers, with field carriages
complete, four 24-pounders, and an immense
quantity of ammunition, were taken.. The Spar-
row's garOson were relieved on the .25th liltitno,
by 100 volunteers froM Bilboa The enormities
corumiked by the French, after taking possession
of Castro, were of a nature too shocking to re-
late : half of (he town is burnt down, and the few'
surviving inhabitants reduced to bvgary ; the sur-
geon was sent to relieve the wounded, and the
purser supplied. bread, to alleviate, 'ln'soine de-
gree, . their misery, till provisions could be 'pro-
cured from Bilbon.. Daring two months' cruise,
the Sparrow, by embarking, saved 2;ooo'volun-
teers from falling into the hands of the ImeitlV,
who were conveyed in safety to Soritander. Pam-
peltom and Saragossa'were expected to surrender
immediately ; the battering-guns, intended for
the uttur,k these places, biing brought tip.
Santona Guetana, were also expected to.be
evacuated.

An immense train of artillery has been embark-
ed within the last week, and has sailed for Got-
tenburgh. It is intended for the use of the Allies ;
but is to proceed in the 'first instance to Gotten-
burgh, mail the issue of the Armistice be known.
'hie whole is under the charge of Major MACAO-
NA“LD, of the liqyal fltirse Artillery.
By the Speculator lugger, Lieut. BOSTOCK,
which arrived on Thursday, we learn,.that she left
his Mitjesty's ships /Intel ica, Edinburgh, and Mer-
',maid, at Palermo. Every thing was
.tramal at
that port, and Lord Wk. BRNrzNCK intended tak-
ing his departure on the 27th Mar-for Alicant.
.The old
.Queen had not embarked, in consequence
of illness, A Sicilian frigate and two transports,
under, the orders of the Unite, Captain Cu AMBER-.
AYN , Were waiting forlier at Mazzara. On the
27th, the Speculator arrived at Port. Mahon, from
whence Sir I?,owitito PaLLaw sailed on the fol-
lowing day, with twelve sail of the line, to re-
sume their station off Toulon, leaving' only the
Gorgon and I; Eclair sloops of war. On her arri-
val'at Alicant.on the Ist of Julie, fontid that Ad-
miral lIALLOWEL.L had salletlon the 29th of May,
with General .Muitanv and the Allied Army, con-
sisting of 20,000, English and Germans, and 5000
Spaniards, for Tarragona, And on the 3d and 4th
of June elected their landing at SuloW, about 15
miles N. E. of Tarragona, in r.:rder to cut off Sl7•
CHET'S army, which had hegua their retreat-from
Valentin, on the 24 or 3d of June, for Tarragona;
but from the timely arrival' of General Mvatviv,
with so large a force, in the neighbourhood, the
immediate fall of' tkat fortress., and-the disconili-
Jure of ,Socurr's army, may be considered as al,
%.-ektly accomplished;
art,.Sattirdity, in the King's Bench,' a motion
wtts 'made on the. behalf Of Mrs, MARY ANN
CLAItICE, to stay proceedings in an action of debt,
it. being sworn that she had been married, and that
her husband was alive. 'l' he Court refused to in-
terfere in a suatinary way, •it not httcitig been
sworn that the plaintiff kaew she: was married.
he learned Counsel insisted, that the notoriety
of the Ilia of her marriage was sufficient ; but tile
Court refused to have any judicial knoWledge of
MIS, (4a/ilia's covertore, •

BIIIP NEWS.

',
roiti,t-

PLYMOUTH, Jutx 3.---Carne in'the American brig Ji
from Bayonne, prize to the Iris frigatti; Ellen transport,
15, from tortinna ; Speculatat lugger, with dispatcli.sf
the Mediterranean ; Sparrow sloop of war, front St, And
+kith ditto ; and the Whiting .sChhoner from a cruise.—S)
the bloodhound gun-brig, with a fleet of coasters, for Wisk"
EMI SPe'ncer cutter for Lisbon, and the Vestlschootter
fttlatkuth, to take convoy to the .Mediterranean.
EALssount-, Lir %.—Strived yesterday the Duke of 14.,:t
packet, from Lisbon, in 10 days, and to-daythe Princess Orr:
beth packet, froth ditto, in 14 days ; Queen Charlotte paco:
from Cadiz, in 44 days; and the 'fowtise;rid packet. front
and Gibraltar, el days from the latter, and sailed front MO
the'lath May; the Vesta schooner froth Plymouth, t"01.
instructions to the trade assembled here to Port-ogal sail
Mediterranean.
Powrsstourn; JULY 4.---Yesterday arrived the Veageurti
74 gaits, Capt. Dundas, with m large ettantity of specie, fall
Jamaica, whence she sailed on the 4th of May, in POO
Tritli the Garland, ,2,2, Captain Davies, and Witmlereri
Capt. Newcombe, Laving the Jamaica fleet under cavol
fd
Englait.bonsisting of 150 sail ;' the Garland Foreeddl
r
St. George's Channel with 46 sail, and the WILLoer"
gone by with the remainder for the Downs.—Alsoartirettol
Tyrian, 10, -Capt. Baldwin, c ith convoy front POI
10, Capt, Kennedy, with,convoy from the Petra'"
- Sailed the Egmont, 74, cui,c, Bij,gliam; Houma, t.ma, 71, CR,
M'Kinley ; bleduia, s 6, Capt. Bell ; Sealtorse,:
Gordon, and Derwent, 18, Capt. Sutton, to resume tbcir
tam off Cherbourg; Miasletne, to, Lieut. Willia', and
phea, to, L out. M'Donald, for the• Downs ; and TYPO' 13''
Capt Mantra:foot, •$N ith the Willatia and Mary Yaelth C44:i
Sproule, for Dublin, to, bring the-Doke of dlitht°°l/A
family to this cottrary ; also sailed from Cnss Boa& thc°
ward-hound Spain, Portugal, and Mediterranean cativeol.
This day arrived the Garland,fe ) *2, Capt. MiVits, la"kg ‘tt°',
the British Channel ships santo port,' from the Weer
dies ; Cadmus, to, Capt. Fyffe, frOtC a Cr''nie and Alblai
Capt. Deropshire, from the eastward, and is appainted
voy to Newfuuudland, New Brunswick, Toys
Quebec.
I, tevan
iit'n' Ln, JULY 4.—Passed lty for the Downs
huntal: fleet !Turn Jamaica, under coarayof :\l3je;,;
W sho,r'Vengeur andanderer sloop of war. S "
ailtd 111'ers
Ann and Jane, hound, to Morlaix, Kith French prisuu...s.
front Gillingham Reach. Came in the truasport •

is

front Flushing._
pr„tt,, Juty.-..Arrired this morninsaid saii tits4o°ll4l,
fleet ; the
remainder are now working in, under connuarla 0.

a King's ship.

Light Dragoons,
_ CORK, JUNE 29.
Copt. jialdwin, arrived ;n our harbour from Fort fists'
I tth are to have.
with. four,transports under convoy. They sailed from rol
229.—Friday evening his Sin:fatty's ship rrif3B°'
month on Tuesday last, and brought about VW a fluill _
goons, gone to Canada. One troop of the 7th 1,4 tml id
goons came also with them, and are to brifoineti tYY 9); is
thewhhicohrieheadb jeluosnt;arlargivteod
ttreoail,tliliatioit
fief
troop from this place, and proceed to the, 'el-limas, ,7,1/„.
there are already two troops waiting tojoin theru. The ...rt
are to be under the command of Colonel Scholtield, and
intended for a particular service.--Spreral Oflicer3 are ipmf !,,,,
out.-...........1........11