The Sun.
London, England, 1812-07-14 00:00:00

NA VAL NEIWS

Pr,iOUTH, JULY 12.—Arrivett the American
ship licnry, Capt. B. GAnDNER, from Naples, with
wine, brandy, and oil, hound -to' London, and the
sloop Pleasizat Hill, J. WEBB, master,from Jersey.
The Viciprious, of 74 guns, and her prize; the
French ship iNvoil, of 80 iately,arrived froth
the Mediterranean, were this morning releaso
from quarantine.

FALMOUTH, JULY , .—Arrived the Speedy
packet, SITTIiERLAtin, from Cadiz,'lvith
"20 days ; she firings an account of Aliant having
been attached ineffectually by the French:
besiegers of Cadiz still maintain themselves fdr-
Midable. • •

Sailed his Majesty's brig (lore ; Little
iferni, and Aurora, merchant vessels, to join the
outward-bound Portugal and Mediterianean con-
voy ; also sailed the Reeling packet, with mails
for Cadiz. ,

Called off the port this et'ening the Hernisley,
LEDLEY, fr.)ni Curacoa, ...bound to London ; out
47 days.

CHATHAM, JULY 12.—Came up the River the
Trinity yacht, with the Navy Boardfiag flying ;
F.orne of the Commissioners of the Navy were on
board her. The Brunswick, that' is fitting for a
prison ship, will ♦be ready to receive prisoner's in
a few days the upper deck of that ship is fitted
up expressly for the ' purpose of sending all the
Officers in who have or may break their parole-.
His Majesty's ship ii erspate, CaptAlLAcKwooD,
is fitting for sea with the greatest expedition.

Arrived at Cork the Gka:ler, SHAw, from Tri-
nidad; on the 20th June, in lat. 40. 48. long.
42. spoke his Majesty's `ship Forrester, having un-
der her convoy eleven sail of West Indiamcn,
bound to Cork and Liverpool.

CADIZ MAIL.

CADIZ, JUNE 15. The day before yesterday,
arrived in this port the Duke del INFANTADO, Pre-
sident of flit 111,tgency of Spain, in • the English
frigate Bacchante 5 he cvas received
;by discharges
of Artillery, and other honours corespondent to
his high rank.,
MADRID,. MAY 13.—0 n the 11th, a detach-
ment of the _`loyal Gna‘rds marched towards Ta 7
rancon, and the report was that they were ,to
protect the road to Valencia, to which place the
intrusive King was to prOceed, but it precipitate-
ly returned from Vallicas,. without eating the ra-
tions prepared for them, the. cause of this pre-
cipitation was the advice-it received that EL ENT-
PECINADO had entered Cuenca.

Misery continues producing the most shocking
effects i i this capital, and sickness even extends
to the accommodated classes. In the parish of
St. Martin's there are seven chapels appropriated
to the administration of the Sacrament.
We are assured that in the first four months Of
this year 18,000 people have died iu this town.
Our misery is inconceivable ; And proportionably
great is the mortality, in the houses, hospitrds,
and even huts.

CADIZ,. UNE 16.---Tlier 'write from Granada,
:under date of the 29th ult. that scarcity acid ~i~i
eery have there reached their utmost height, and the
barbarous French cut and carry off. the harvest,
which is fast approaching to maturity; and of the
•
finest-prOmise. .
The General is Chief has just receivedl thaol-
lowing Extract':

" have the honour to inform you that
this day 3,500 of the eneiiiy, Who'garrisoned the
bridge and neighbouring 'points of MOlino del
Rey, were attacked by the division 'under_niy com-
mand, and, notwithstanding the StiKriorityl of,
their forces and the obstinacy with which they
defended themselves, protected by five pieces of
artillery, I have the satisfaction of informing your
Excellencithat, after an action of five hours, the
enemy was driven from all his positions and par,-
sued to the other—side of the Llobregat, with
the, loss of , 700 men, out of which I have
175 prisoners, including officers, in my power. Our
loss in killed and wounded amounts to about 90
men ; the latter are in the hospital of Villa Franca;
where they Were conveyed by.therpeasantry, who
cheerfitliy offered their services. for this purpose.
I reserve the particulars to abetter opportunity.
The battalion of Catalonian Cacadores co-operat-
ed orkl,this side of Palleja, from whence they dis-
lodged 400 of the enemy. , Louts LACEY.
6rvelib, May 2'3,
'l' :!;Ira, JuNti day marched ,from this
place the Castropol Regiment. V-esterday gene-
ral BALI,EsTERosWas in Castellar,_ and. wrote to
this .city, greqtly recommending the wounded :
"-each' WoUnd'is•• a shield of honour,' sai&one of
them, shew'nigthree in hiS body. The enemy re-
douhle their stratagems against General BALLES.
TERpS.

By a.DFcree of the Cortes, the New Cortes are
to. be assembled on the ISt of October 1818.

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