The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-24 00:00:00

SPAN IS PA PERS.

.ENTn..ICTS.]

FROM 'THE YALF.NCIA GAZETTE OF t'llr, 9TH SEPT

Letters from the Duke of eindad Rodrigo to
Brigadier Don Juan Martin (El E:npzein:atio) on
nccontit of the capitulation which this Chief
•
.g.rt,ntpd to th ,
rn-v eene%s garrison. of Guadalaxa.rn..
''.l4e,c'nlgrAtnhite yuuri;xcellency on the surren-
der of.Gu.,,lalaxara.

" 1 cannot agree tp the Articles, 4,5, 6, and 8,
on account of the reasons expressed in the inclo3-
ed paper ; bet as it was known the Articles of Ca-
pitulation were concluded under a suppostion
that they would he subject to-my opinion, I should
thereforcnpt effect the capitulation.
" God preserve-yoUr Excellency many years.
" Madrid, August 16."

"-The'Duke of Ciudad itodrigo.bas determined
that .those in civil employments in GoadMax:Ara,
at the time the garrison surrendered, shall remain
at the disposition of the Spanish '4;overunient,
.consequently at that of General ,De Espana,wl:9
at present represents it. ••
•" advis.enfour Excellency of this by order of
his Excellency, in the conception that you, will
only consider this order as referring to Spaniards
who exercise employments confided to them. by the
intrusis?e Government,

• " J. P. .INcLoit.
" To Don J Martin (ElErnpecinado)."

ORDER OF SdULT'S MARCII, GIVEN IN SEVILLE.
ARMY OF ME SOUTH.
, GENERAL DISPOSITION.

The company of Spanish sappers will march
with the head.-quarters, joined to miners and sap-
Per 3 of tlie Imperial :army ; the whole at .the head
of the reserve.

Riajor Le2antel will command the engineers
the other -oflicers of this corps will „4 with the
head-quarters, under the orders of Genen,i Lize.
'Tice officers and men of the Spanish Marine v.hck
follow the nimy, will be joined to the ISt and
2d of the marines belonging to the flotilla.

CORPS

Conthi'D'Erlan will command the right wing,
General Barrow the 2d division of infantry, Caen.
Dai•ricout the If oi, General Moult the Ist cavalry,
till a new disposition is made.
Centre, cqunuanded by Gene; al I'lllate.; 3d di-
:•ision by General Fate; the 6.th by Generol Se-
melet. .

Left, con-panded by General Corroux : 4th di-
vision "of infantry by General Corrou, 3d rif ca-,
_valry,provisionally, by Gen. Perremont.
Reserve, cominamled by General Leval ; Ist
vision of,infantry General Leval, Ist and 7.dma.-,
lines of the flotilla, engineers, labourers, 81. e..
'llk' head-quarters of the army will ,be com-
mtitided by Colonel Mates.

'Tlie..-renuiinder of the order relates to the ent-
pl2fonent of the
,Spanish troops, disposition of
the artiltery,&c:
(Signed) Marshal the Duke of 1-,LMATIA.
Senile, Aug. P 3, 1318.

WESTMJNSTEI:. lESSIONS, OCT. 23

Richard Usher
Man; and Thomas Jones, who were charged ud-
der the Vagrant Act., as reputed tfiieves, were
to the bar,, anal each of them ordered to be im-
prisoned in the House Of CorAtction, Coldbath:,
fields, for 3ix calendar months. - .

George Radford, a man nearly 70 years old, and
upwards of 40 years of that period living as a
housekeeper in the parish of St. Margaret, West-
minster, was indicted for assaulting Frances-Silli-
toe,- a child of tcn years old,hwith intent to vio-
late her. He was found Guilty, and the Court
sentenced him to one year's confinement in. the
House of Correction, Coldbdth-fields 'to which.
place the Officers were obliged to convey him. as
privately as they could, for the mob seemed
well. inclined to visit him with summary chastise-
ment.

It is a.fact, beyond the possibility of a doubt,
that numbers are daily suffering, many through
unbelief, others from prejudice, though absolutely
for years past a, remedy has been offered, and ac-
cepted by thousands with success in London. To
enumerate the various complaints incident to the
human frame by Worms, , would 'he to particula-
rise almost every description of ailment incident
to mankind.—The infant, the youth, the adult,
are all subject to the ravages of various kinds of
WortnF, as may be seen_ -and fully explained by
ob3erving the WORM MUSEUM Of Dr. GAabNER,
No. 74, Long-acre, and No. 3, Shoreditch.