The Sun.
London, England, 1809-12-25 00:00:00

UTCH P 4111,7? RS.

AMSTERDAMi: DEC.; 14.---BV Ike accounts kerreiv.
,ed by the 1361 ppSt from Pciris; _)is Mit,,s'y the K ag
of, . Holland coutinued.in the b .st sta•
,tie had been ..w,aited upon by all tht7o D., nia
tales of the En-lime, the Min:iters D-puta-:
Lions trorn the Senate, Council of Stat , and the
Other Public

,The Moniteur ,epti tai 11.3 detailed report to his Ma.
jetty the Emperor, rt.!spealticr the came and circurn.,
Stances of the surrender of Fort D in Mar-
tinique.. It speaks of the surrender in te, ms very
untaiwurable.to the Cominausle,r.

His Imperial Majesty has settled upon General
Lecchi a, pension of 10,000 I. a ye.tr. •
The king of Saxony was expected to leaire Ra.is
at the end of last week. y. -
Died at Parte on the 28th ult. Count Det
Champruol (Mr. Cretet)l late Minister of the In- -
terior.

~On the ist. inst, arrived,at the Helder the French
privateer :(4"Enverer, of Ostend, ,with her prize the
Vrow Alida, Huth Janson, master, captured Orl
her voyage from D.ilfziel to Biiboa, with a cargo of
Nykeat and oats. The prize struck on the bar, and
was. soon aftdr run ashore with six feet water in the
bold. ,‘•,,

All the Colonial produce and foreign manufac-
tures, in the hpds,of the Aliona merchants, were
provisionally put under sequestration on the Qgth
ult. in pursuance of the, recent edit of his Danish
Majesty. The iCommisenners for carrying the edit
into effeti, in notifying the sequestration, direded
the holders of such goods to Clelivet to the Inspeaor,
Mr. Hansen, a declaration in ,writing,. that they
should not be sold, nor removed, until the coneln-
sion of the pending inquiry respeaing. their origin.
Soldiers were ta be quartered upon those who hesi-
tated to subscribe the declaration.

SARAG6SSA, Nov. 12.,,.-General Sachet has this
day notified to the army under his command, iu
daily orders, that his Majesty the Emperor is highly
satisfied with their condu&, and has prom,ted the
Chief' of Battalion, Layperolliere; to the rank of.
Colonel, for his services at the siege of Saragossa,
and since, in the . vallies and
.mountains of Upper
Arragon. The Order of the Day then proceeds
follows : •
- At the time his Majesty acceded to the solici-
tation of the General in Chief in favour Of (jolotir.l
Layperolliere, the brave, Colonel
,was giving proofs
of the propriety of the request, by dete4ting ihe
Catalot nal' insurgents at the entrance. of the Valley of.
Benasques. , .
" Colonel Layperolliere has removed from Grans,
the sick: whom he left there, when he rilarefieo td
Benasques. The int:abitants nt that town are
tied to the gratitode;:)ll hir General in Chiet, fOr their
attention to the.sick, :114 also for their brave att,ll.4e_
nerous,conduct in repelling by force some handitti'df.
the environs, who threatened to massacre those parr
fellows in their beds.
‘" On the 24th of Ogiober, the dretiadiers of the
121st Regiment marched from Flusca 164everal of

1 the adjacent. villages Where the insurgents Were col-
/leafing. They were sorprized in Sepan- at day-
break, and about folly of them fled in theiv,,Al:ris,
The Chief of the insurgents, Lorenzo TeirrOr, ni-
tempted to tight his way With pistols through a party
I ci Grenadiers. The brain Corporal, Lo,lis Sievcr,
.
of the 12Ist Regiment, received Ins 'tar .L.11111l111).
though the muzzle of the pistol almost touched his
breast, and instantly discharging his musket, laid hiA.
assailant dead at his feet. - '
`" The bands of marauders in Navarre have been
every wheie defeated and put to flight. Carasco,
.tone of their principl leaders, has fallen into our
hands near 'Estrellao with eighte:.:n of lits.foilom.ers,
and all their horses." .. .

BLYON NE,. Nov. 213.—The Avunians having ad-
vithed, by way of Reynosa, :and Ahreatened San-
Audefo, General
,Bonnet, on being infortno of
their movements, marched frOth. Sac-Audero, ard
took pest in the vicinity of Torre4a-Vega, waiting
the attack of the insurgent.- findmg, bywever,.
that they st:ll:hung back, he resolved upon atto.ck
int); thew, though they were considerably),ut-rior
iu nuthbers. H brought' them to ;8,4:1i0n -a;,Colei,
. six .miles from St. Athkro, where they. were coml.
plete:y defeated; end put to the. route. We impa—
tiently expert the pmlic.ulars.of this glorious battle,
in whibh Gen. Bonnet. with only 600 Q Lilco, de-
feated more than 20,000 insurgents.
BOTZEIC, Nov, length, atter seven
Months of disturbance, peace and good order have
been restored in. slily quarter, and our CO!i3Tllunica-
lion 4 .with It2ly are 'again completely open: It is
c6rtain,. howe% er, 'thot within these few ct:l.y's the
French and Italian troops have had a skirmiSh with
some parties of peasantry from Wintshgau and .Pas-
seiger, who were joined by about oo giftgles. and.
linkers,- from the Valteline. issue of this
affair was inch as might have been expecled. By
what has passed among us, we see Ilbw,much -easier
it is to excite insurreetion, than to re-establish order
and tranquility-.

BERLIN, DEC:‘2.—,-The trials of the Governors of
fortressLs; and other Officers, •who were charged
with having criminally miscondikled themselves,
have been partlft-inished, and the sentences of the
COurt Martial published.

Colottel Von IngeraNren, who has long 511/Ca
quitted the PrUssian territory, iy adjudged to be
shot.

Lieutenant-General Count Von Wattensblen is
condemned to the loss of all his orders. and dignities,
the forfeiture of his property, and imprisonment for
life in a fortress. An allowance of only fOur gra-
schen a day has been 'assigned for his Subsistence.
Geni rat Lecog is cashiered and 'condemned to 2. o
years imprisonnietit in a fortress.
Cilt.Criel Von Bowman, of the Artillery,
.and Col.
Ai bert, of the Miners, are cashiered, and cond'ein tied.
to ten years iroptisofvnent in a fortress.
" Colonel VOn Capriei is sentenced to be easstiet4 d,
and imptisoned three y ars in a torlress., Senjiiar
punisikments are ordered •to be inflicted on many
more-Odiceri of i.ifertor -rank:. A number of
o hers, among whom is C010,.e1-Massenbieli; 'are
still uadcr trial.

Disc. 6.—On the 4th, 200 of the
Prince Pnnwe's troops Itlt.lVlenti on their iiiarth
to Spain. The new conscripts wathhed yesterd'ay
for 1.i.1 v

On the 4th -passed through this place for Pari4
the Prince of Ahrembeig, the Princess do Lip*