The Sun.
London, England, 1809-07-24 00:00:00

DUTCH PAP,P,IiS:

PARTS, JULY 16.-0,1 me 18th of 'lune the third
corps of the army 61 Spain gained a fresh viatory
over that of the insurgents in Arragoh. The Si A-
pish General Blake, defeated .on
,the tsrh at Santa
Fe, near Saragossa,' retreated on the ltith and 171 b,
to Belchill, and intrenched himself with 18,000
men ; General Souchet followed him in his .retreat,
came up with him on the 18th; he manceuvered so
as to out-flank the enemy's line, and our artillery. in,
a short time threw it into the greatest disorder. The
Caissons having blown tip, the, whole line dispersed
and took to flight. Blake wished to attempt to
charge with his cavalry, but the 4th regiment of
hussars haring come up, slopped it, ;ma drove it
near to Belchill. The Spanish insurgents have lost
in their rout all the remains of their al tillery, almost
all their muskets, and a considerable quantity of am-
munition, a great number,•Bas been killed,' Wand .
many prisoners been made. General Souchet fol-
lowed .the wreck of the. defeated army. On the route
for Alcaniz, where
.he arrived on the igth. We
exped the details of this adair.—r(Leyden
July 14.)

rETER6BURGII, JUNE 17.--,-We have ,received the
most satista/tory intelligence from our earmy on the
frontiers of - The Turks, wishing to lire-.
vent Prince Prosolowsky from passing the Danube,.
by making frequent snrtics from their fortresses,
that Prince completely. defeated them in several en-
glgements, and,advaneed by rapid marches towards
Adrianople. The Asiatic troops are joining with all
haste the Turkish army. There are great move-
ments. at Constantinople. It seems certain that the.
Archduke Constantine will take the chief command
of the hussian army in Turkey.—(idern.)
CONSTANCE, JULY 1.--lii the night between the
28111 and 2gth ofJune„about eon :nsiitgent s of the
Voralberg approached this pia-4
fret!, Brf,:gent
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men of the Baden troops who formed our garrison,
were made prisoners; the insUrgents re-embarked in
the afternoon, taking with them six small pieces of
artillery, which were u,t-d on public rejoicings on
their passage they seized a vessel laden with grain,
which they carried to Bregentz. The Commandant
of Lindau dispatched two boats, with 50 men, and a
gun, in pursuit of them ; but unfortunately it came
on to blow so violent that it was necessary to send
out two small boats to assist them in re-entering the
port. For two days the insurgents have blockaded
Lindau on the land Side:

.ANCO.NA, JUNE fi.—An English Frigate landed in
the port of Reconali 115 men, who gave themselves
up toplundering the houses of the inhabitants.—
The Adjutant-Commandant Bulatur, at the head of
twenty French soldiers, eight gend'armes, 140 na—
tional guards of Loretto fell upon the English, and
dislodged thetn ; four killed and eight. wounded.
The Frigate cannonaded the fort fair a long time, but
without receiving any damage.—(ldenz.)

Thei Members who are to sit on Lord Gambier's
court Martial, and the witnesses, had all arrived at
°Portsmouth on Saturday ; but the trial, although
tilted for this day, it is said, will not donnuence un-
iLil 'he Expedition has sailed. On 'Thursday his
:44ship arrived at the Government-House, 3C-
\u/InPallie3 by his brother, Commissioner Gambier,
- a
4.1!°11 Pitt, Esq. M.P. for Dorsetshire, Thomas
ter, Esq. and W. Lavie, Esq. Barrister ; the
left
Qentlernau was law-adviser to Sir 'Home Pop- THE LYCT CEILI—A. new Opera was represented at
!lam, at his Court-Martial. The trial is expetaed.to
this Theatre, on Saturday last, under the, title of The
tist three or four days. Charles Bicknell, Esq. So= Siege of Smolensku, which was very favourably re-
ILeitur to the Admiralty, will assist M. Greetham, ceived by a large !audience.
"1. to cundueit the prosecution ou the part of the
AdiniralLy. A shocking murder 'was committed on Friday
night, at St. Peter's-hill, Westminster, in the neigh-
Among the wonderful vicissitudes of life, May be bourhood of Tothill-fields, bya woman on her hus-
ilitationed as,one of the most extraordinary, that band. The parried had quarrelled whilst in bed, af-
BUONApARTE should denounce the sithjeas of other , ter each had returned from daily labour, and the wife
States as rebels for supporting their lawful Govern- stuck a knife, in her husband's forehead, which
tuents, and that he himself, is not only a rebel against ; caused almost instantaneous death. The woman
:he Royal Family of Franie, from whom be de- ;, was taken- into custody, and will be examined after
rived Ins sapport and education, and to whom he had the Coroner's Jury has sat -on the body of the de-
worn allegiance, but an usurper of its Throne. If ceased.
Proclamations of those Countries which be is Another murder was committed atDraycot, Bucks,
attempting to enslave, were constantly to revert to on Friday, by a youth of 17, of themathe of Hawes,
origin, conduet, and eharaCter;they might tend on the body of a woman of the natnebf Ludlow, in
increase, if possible, the the indignation and hor- consequence of jealousy. The horrible aCt was corn-
t. • hick he has universally excited, and to,rid the witted with a knife, whilst the woman was asleep,
Lit such a dreadful scourge. and Hawes afterkards attempted to destrby himself.

TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.

PARIS, JULY 10.-Six o'clock p., m.—On the sth
instant the Emperor passed the Danube. On the
7th the Austrian army was Completely destroyed.---
This pews was conveyed to Brussels by the Tele-
graph, by order of the Prince Arch-Chancellor.=
(bort Cour. July to.). •