The Sun.
London, England, 1809-01-14 00:00:00

R.Eiycli P4P.E.a„S.
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TWEFUETH'BuLLETIN OF 'THE ARMY O.F

SPAIN.

",MAnurp,,Dec. 141aksty.this day re
yiewed the, army which is at Madrid, with all its
equipage an afip—ointnietitS. Sixty thousand men,.
150 pieces of Lannon, we're than Iboo carts loctded
with biscuit and 6i'atidy, formed "an assemblage
termidable in ere-ry respe6t. The right of the army
was stationed on Chartnartin, and the Lett stretched
beyond
The 'llulie.of.Edll9na still continues at 'll9ladb
viith the whole of his cozp;. • •

" The Duke of Dantzicg. with the %t hole of his
corps; still continues at Tidavita de 10 lteyna.
" The Bth corps has arrived at Burgol.
" General Sr.'. CYR forming his jtitii.tion at
Barcelona wit!! Gentir3l Dymesmg.

" Our posts of cavalry are clearing the roads to
the borders of Anchtluqia. ' ' ,

" The Emperor has given the army a few clays

of repose . •
Very fine 'l9rtiticltions are-carrying ott u-pen the
•heights of Mafdrid. Six thousand men are emplOYea
on these works. . . •
f‘ The small besieging train, composed of 24--
, p6unders and of small mortars, is arriyed.
There have been found atitlaverade.de la Regna,
about•bn men in the hospitals, two or three hundred
saddles, and Some remains of magazines belOnging
to the English troops. •
" Some detachMents of cavalry have made their
appearance in the neighbourhood of
This is the first symptom of existentie which the
Inglish have indicated. Their sick and their
serters are in great number. On the tail) of Dl-
- their army was still at Salamanca. Such
distinguished self-denial ; such Tt singular..state of
iuttnobility•for' the last six successive weeks, must be
acknowledged to have the appearance of something
very ex raord n
" His Majesty enjoys the most pdrfeCt state of
health."

It is reported, that accOnnts have beep received
from the Brazils, of the discontinuance of the arma-
ment intended to'enforce the pretensions of the in-
fant bon l'enuo to the sovereignty Of Buenos Ayros.
A negociationvith the people of that colony, for an
amicable arrangement, under the protection of Eng- '
land, was in very forward progress. It was managed
by Sir S. w bo,,with a view to us completion,
was about to proceed in persiin to Rio de is ppt,►.
Thu people.of Buenos, Ayres expressed the grcat,eSt,
gratitude fat: the'cendOct of.liatgland, in
the recent clirctunstanc,:s of Spain. -The arrange-
ment they sought: at first was cute of perfetLinde-
pendence, boils of 'France and of the Mother
Country'; and, 061.0 the stieles.of
.the Patriots
may have subsequently varied that „plan, so far ,as it
related to Oil SpaiO, it is likely that it will now be
resumed in its fulleSt extent.

Yesterdhay. morning orders went dawn to Ramsgate
front the War.. Office, for the immediate sailing of
the Ex.pedition. Fleet for the coast of Spain. This
augurs that the cause of the Spni..ll Patriots will-not
be ab;incloued by England till the Id w...trernity.
I fit. True Briton Scold., Costle, Cum-
berland, and Lord Melville,, out w.,.rd-bounq „Ea'st-
Itichainvo, sailed on Thursday, troto the Downs, for
Portsmouth.
The following Ships are thus stationed

. ,
The Henry Addington, • Nepton!!, Cumb,l) and, Scaleby
Castle. and Tritc Brit n, tbr Bomb,/ and Chiola ; the Cult:
for St. iidelt,t, 15ehgal, and, China ; tlw lVarr,,n
inp, for Bengal and China ; and the Lord Diltdville, 1,1 Ma.
ttrAs , _

The Fleet k expeaed to sail this day.
The Union, which has hatl so many " hair-breadth
escyys," we. have the satisfaiiion to announce wa4
expeaed to arrive safely in Long; Reach yesterday
evening."

The illemene, 36, Capt. fitIONILETT, being 911 ft
crui7.,e off L'Orient, and .perceiving tvio heavy fri•
(Yates standing 'of .bore,, gallantly endeavoured to
briwr them to aatiim ; but they having the start of
the .lionene, tied for shelter into Rochefort Harbour,
whither close in with 'the line of battle !thipt and
batteries, Capt. Tar.mt.er.r pursued them, and did
not retreat till he receivil sevcral 'forty-two potpd
on bOard the Alcmene, Fottunately,:she re-
ceived no datmge, and was not pursued:brany Jif
the Line of Battle fillips, who lay very-tiipetlyat
chor daring the whole trautatlion. •

Th, IL ll •and Supper at the Mansion-house last
night, hi honour of the LADY IVlAvong,ss's Birth-
day, was the inot splendid, and magnificent en-
tertuinan of the kind We have' witnessed for
many years. The Dukes of CUMBERLAND, Sus-
-68.7c, and CAaluttiDGa,with many of the Nobility,
several of the great Officers of State, with their
Ladies, and upwards of fion of the most respect-
al,fle families tram both enth of the town, were
assembling front nine till 'One o'clock, when the
doors of the Egyptian lilll4were thrown open, and
the corn my sat down to a most elegant supper;
s l sev, vocal partieS wined itt
and c:nchei, whikt most Of the; *invert do parties
" tripped it on the light fantastic -toe," till a late
hour this morning. We are cOnstquenily pre7
vented until Monday, from giving is More de-
tailed account, of this brilliant gala, which. Ones
so rhooh honour to the taste anti 'liberality
.of the
LORD MAynit,: ':rill; order and regularity whicli
prev;filed were in a great degree OW nig'to ' his
Lordsilipis judicious choice of twelve private friends,
who acted ay Stewards. To
prevent- contusion or
intrusion, the cards of invitation were produced at
the entrance'. . '

A Itorperous.gang or sheep-stealers,:whese depe.
dstions have:beavily t;lt in severl flocks oh
the, horeers Qf SORICi sctsl4iru, and,DoNe:siliro, were
lately de esa .d by the, seizure of arse of.

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