The Sun.
London, England, 1812-07-04 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWQ

Prnrou'rn, JULY 2.—Arrived this morning f-/‘
brig Findley, belonging to London, Ihanzs,,
ter, from Gibraltar, with a cargo, consisting cf
wine, almonds, and cork, bound to this Wt fcr
orders, and is under quarantine—Sailed fr'c'r°
Gibraltar on the gth June, in company witll 6
fleet, consisting of about 40 sail, under coulci
of the Victorious man of war ; parted eompanY64
few .days since.—The French ship Rivoli, of 6
....r•
guns, captured sometime since in the Medir
ranean, by-the Victorious, .sailed from GilorgPf
in company with the above fleet.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Crocodile, CaP
t
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LUMLEY, from a cruize in the Channel; ttllc IJ
ward, belonging to Swansea,' CUTCLIFF, rll3t°
from Cork, Penzance, and Falmouth ; and
,Shan, belonging to and from Waterford, Ec°14.151
;master, last froth Dartmouth, both laden

provisions for this' port. ! - •
Put back by contrary.winds,. the \Spaniso
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Aquila, belonging 'to Amelia Island, W.-
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master,. bound from. hence with a cargo...
of
•Put in here this day, to complete her cart-
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o
LisboN the brig Anna Maria, STEvENsos, 01
ter, from London.
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PORTSMOUTH, JULY 3.—Sailed 1U
Mll/
ship Vengeur and Asia on a struize and the •
schooner for Newfoundland. His Majesty's 513
Prometheus is appointed convoy to North Ara—
.also sailed the Conquest, for Guerniey and Jelle- •
and the Defender for the' Downs.
The Courts Martial on Captains Sir 1.
WOOD and CAMPBELL, finished this aftern°°"
they are both acquitted.
DEAL, JULY. 3.—Sailed the Folkstone itlg4refo
with the outward-bound, for Portsmouth.
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Arrived his Majesty'sship San Domingo 'l.'3--
craze
of Flushing.
do
A Gcneral Court Martial assembled ist the -
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valry barracks, •at nine o'clock on NVe"i'esao
in 00"
morning. last.. Licut. COL tOd DE ToBING
sars), President ; Lieut. BL AIR (3d Foot), Y

putt' Judge Advocate.
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Tn ISLANDS OF SCILLY, JUNF: 20. The ii°r
of
of the Treasury have, on the representation:
the Bishop of EXETER, permitted eight:htl`lcto
and fifty-five bushels of salt. to be distribute' el
the poor individuals of these Islands, duty fj.e,
t so
for the purpose of caring fish.for their supP°r"
the Winter .Season. This_supplv of salt.bas, iride4o
been timely to the I,qiei of the poor inhabits.ticii
in general, and has been distributed to "Par
of
of two. thousand persons, the greatest partd• g,
whom received 28 pounds, and others 14 11°11/3170
for each indiVidual. It is, therefore, much to,
17$
desired that the' bounty of Government ro33reo
continued annually to the necessitous poor Zif t 4

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Islands.' -t"
JULY I.—. Cane in the Williams, 110,00,
from Penzance to Lisbon, Sand after taki4 it;
board a company o players, sailed agalli"

the evening.

FRENCH

K°tcsaERG..TUNE TZrnptror `ester=
t/aY : eviewed, in the pain_ of Konigsberg, the :/-th
Fcilvis'on of the Ist corps tl'arniee. Several Po•
348 b !.ebriments, which formed a part of it, were in
the finest order. His Majesty expressed to Prtnce
~adzi it his satistaction with the sth regiment,
which that Prince formed.,
• SEMLIN, lI,Ly 30.--L-We are inforthed that the
Inovement of the Turkish arniy continue. The
bead-quarters are vet at Sehunda. The Grand
Vizier is to set out from thence when the Asiatic
11.°01)s, who are in full march, shall have joined
• the army.
Several corps have arrived on the right bank
of the Danube, • a-ad occupy it from Widdin to
zistovva.
Viesta, JUNE 11.---The armies in the Duchy
of Warsaw are: in continual motion. A great
Part of the French and auxiliary troops have
assed the Vistula. at Grauderitz, Thorn, and
loch, and approached the frontier-. General
gossniecki, commanding the advanced guard Oft
the Grand Duchy,-has advanced towards Terrespol,
.1"la the Bug, opposite .Bizese. The Saxon troops
siave taken the same direction, and General Reg-.
• tier is beyond the Wiepez.
DRESDEN, JUNE 11.—The head-quarters of the
l'ireroy of Italy haVe been removed to Soldau.
GERONA, JUNE 14.-The French army in Spain
and Catalonia has just obtained the most brilliant
811eces3. Marshal Sachet; Duke of Albufera, has
d,e,feated the -eneniy near Alicarit ; General Ma-
.,'lett liftbeaten Lacy, and.the Baron de Erolles,
brigands-
Montserrat. Gen. Henriot has pursued the
more than twelve leagues from Lerida,
'and taken frointhem them the only piece of eau-
°o,n, they possesied. General Lamarque's division
f
in taking Milans Sanciloni ' • he saved
iinnsulf himself in his shut. General Expert has
Lalien 80 prisoners, almost all olficers. Among
t pUena is a Colonel, a Lieut.-Colonel, and Milans's
Secretary.
There is a sensible amelioration in the situation
°Lf. Catalonia. 'The Catalonian is recovering from
:11,8 Prejudices.- The torches of fanaticism are ex-
. `'uguishing, and hatreddirainishing. The whole of
'''-n3Purdan, a part of the department, and the Ter,
alld mouths of the Ebro, are submissive, tranquil,
and happy. In the country in which, for the
hest time, we have penetrated, the inhabitants do _
"t fly at our approach, they feel that their only
enemies are those who Wish to ruin them by en-
caging them in useless contests. War is at .pre-
,
4eilt an art, the combinations of which are vast
and profound. To attempt to oppose poor coun-
tr.-
men to the most warlike soldiers, the most ex-
p,erienced officers in Europe, is .to compromise
4!lefti insane;,--to sacrifice them as victims.
4'le chiefs of the insurrectionthe Members of
tZieJunta, who are too enlightened not to per-
Zve the inutility of their efforts, in fact no
nger carry on war but against the purses of the
tredulons Catalonians. Wherever they go they
I°'Pose, they even make private indivials
arbit-
rarily
contribute. What sums have they not
'awn from the inhabitants of Catalonia.
• MADRID, JUNE 6.—Among the prisoners taken
at Q•artania, was Don J.•de Prudes, Private Score-
tary to General Ballasteros, and the bearer of
tlany important documents, which Government Fill
proba!_lly publish. The Madrid Gazette yes-
terday gave a memorial from Gen. ,Ballasteros,
adires3ed to the Editor of the Cadiz Gazette, and
'n which this General, haughtily and severely,
°xpresses his unfavourable opinion of the Duke
del Infantado, Maim:is Villa Vicencio, and Don
F. o.Dotneli, members of the Regency. Ballas-
`°ros maintains, that the Duke del Infantado has
h'iren proofs of incapacity asCommandcr ofan army;
he,b. reproaches O'Donnell with having a brother in
.11-ingJoseph's ser6ce. Every where the ambition of
a man, who wishes to place himself at the head of
is apparent: be indirectly reproaches. the
'l.egency with leaving his army destitute of every
Liir.g.-1-lere the Editor of the Madrid Gazette
Observes, " that Ballasteros has never wanted any
ing since collections were made for him in Eng-
land and Mexico—at the time he carried off 'all he
tlet—cattle, corn, money ; and succeeded, by his
to ruin a district Of his countrv,,with-
?lit doing the least injury to the French." An
Individual, who escaped from Cadiz, draws a de-
Plorable picture of the insurgents situation. The
Itegencv is absolutely without money. Officers,
.and even Generals, are obliged to go from honk
L° house .to beg wherewith upon to subsist.
'tinder pretext of building barracks for their
!Pops, the English have exhausted the immense
"Pots of' excellent shipLtiniber which was in the
‘.araccas arsenal ; they have taken away wood to
the value of 8,000,00(11.

A Gentleman arrived in town yesterday from
Jatlenos Ayres, who is amongst the most recent
'''rivals from that place. He states, that at the
time of his departure the inhabitants of that town
were in the greatest confusion, in consequence of
Information having reached the Junta, that Ge-
eral with 12,000 meti under his
command, was advancing with great haste against
them. He had aleady passed Jaittry by several
.regues ; and the whole force which the Junta
''ad at hand to oppose to his army did not
exceed four thousand men; the main •body
of the Buenos Ayres troops having crossed
the water to attack the Monte Videans. The

...greatest harmony is stated to subsist between the
viceroy of Monte Video and the Portuguese.
The Portuguese troops still continue within the
territories Of Monte Video, for its prbtectiou
4.P00 of them 'are at Maldonado; 1500 posted at
tue outside of the city of Monte Video ; and the
remainder are in the interior, waiting the result
4)lGoyineche's attack on Buenos Ayres. ,
Melancholy Event.--Two well-dressed young
;omen, of a certain description, Who were in the
it of the Opera House, on Tuesday last, having
Quarrelled, high words arose, and brie of them
'`-'ls SO affected by something uttered'by the other,
.that she fell into strong convulsions,, and,. it is
said, actually died before she could be removed
4rom the theatre. The other was struck with
3!leb horror by what she had occasioned; that,
°Lie also was taken' out, in the most alarming
state.
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