The Sun.
London, England, 1812-07-13 00:00:00

SMITFIVIF,LD MARKET, .1;7 Ly 15.

This day's -Market was pretty well supplied with
prime Beasts, and the show, of Cattle in other
respects was middling ; Beef, Mutton, Lamb,. and
Veal, are cheaper ; Pork supports last price, and
the trade in general was. somewhat, brisk ; the
sales in the Hay-market were tolerably lively ;
Hay, -Straw, and Clover, have got up in price :—,
We annex a correct statement of• the prices and
numbers :

To sink the 01111.1, per Stone of 81b.
Beef, c+s. 4d. to 6s. Id. Mutton, ss. 4d. to 6s. 4d. Veal,
65. Od.- to is. Od. Lanib,.es.od. to is. qd.. Pork,:ss.3d. to 6s. Bd..
Beasts, 1,460 Sheep at-W.141111)S, 15$100. Calves, 1-20. Pies,
280.

SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.
Hay, 51. ss. to 71.05. Straw, 31. Os. to 31. 12s. Clover, Gl.
10s. to 81. 10s.

CORN-EXCHANGE, JULY 13.—This day the
arrivals of Wheat make a large supply; sales
heavily effected at . a reduction Of about ss. and
6s. per quarter, on that of good quality, and
more on second and inferior ; Barley rather lower;
.Malt and White Peas at little fluctuation; Grey,
and Beans of each .descript4i keep their prices ;
we likewise have large .supplies of Oats, and this.
trade is named ls . and 2s. per quarter cheaper :
Flour at,late prices.
wheat - - •Cs. I:2os.lCs.
Pine ditto - -150 s. 1555.
Eye
Barley . - - qos. 68s.
- - - 92x.100=.
White Pease (boil.) 80s. 85i.
Grey ditto 784
Beaus - 745. 8,

Tick Bcans - - 735. 795.
Oats - - - -50 s. 525. Mis.
Poland ditto < 575,585.
Pstatoe ditto - -61 s. 6.25.
Rape Seed - - 70}. 761.
Fine Flour - -115 s. UOi.
Secouds -110 s. 113 s.

:Okidx T E Iio.NDW.‘T G4irtE, iimy it;

Queen's Palate, July t,
fly het:. Majefty!s Command, the Bulleilu of hii ItTi4lesty's
health will in future be exhibited at At. Jahies's Palaie on the
Sunday next ensuiner, after the first Saturday in each Month.

Lord Chit;ilbeilCin's Office, July 10, 1812:

Notice is hereby given, that his Royal Highness the Prince
Regent. will hold a Levee at Carlton-House, on Friday neat
the 17th instant, at two o'clock:

WAR bEpArediErr.
.Dcz-ving-street; Aly 9, 1812.
A dispatch, bf which the fdlidwing is an exz.
tract, has been this day received at Lord Bathui:AA
Office; addressed to the Earl of Livk.rpOol, by
General the liarl'of Wellingto'n, dated Salamanca,
18thlune, 1812.

The army Crossed the Agueda on the 13th in-'
stant, and marched forward in tihree columns, the
troops under Don Carlos &Espana forming a
fourth ; and the whole arrived-upon the ‘Tainisa;
a rivulet about six miles froth hence; on the 16th.
The enemy sheaved some, cavalry, and a small
body of infantry, in front of the town on Clat
day, and manifested a design to hold the heights
' on the south side of the Tonnes, but their cavalry
were immediately driven in by ours; and the
. enemy evacuated Salamanca on the night of the
16th, leaving -a garrison of about eight lnindred
mcn in the fortificaticriis 4hich they had erccted
on the ruins of the colleges and convcizts whiCh
they haVe deinolished.
By the fire froth thOse they protect the passage
of the 'formes, by the bridge ; and onri troops,
crossed that river yesterday morning by two fords
which are in this neighboorhobd.
The forts Were immediately invested- by the 6th
division-, under the command of Major-General
Clinton, and haVing been accurately fecontitred,
it :was found necessary -to break grouritf before
them ; this was done hist night, _and I hope that
we shall commence our fire to;uiorrOw morning
from eight pieces of cannon, at the distance of
three hundred,yards from the principal of the ene-;
my's works, the possession of which will, I hope,
give
.us the possesSion of the others. Major;
General elhit6n Conducted these operations.
It, is impossible to describe the joy of 'the peo-;
,ple of the town uporr our entrance. They have
now been suffering for more than three 1-ears';
during which time the French,- among other acts
Of oppression, have-destroyed thirteen of twenty
five convents,- and twenty-two of twenty-five
Colleges which existed in this celebrated seat of
learning.
The enemy retired by time road to Toro, and
their rear-guard ~was abOut fifteen miles from
hence last-night.; they retired again this morning
by the same roadiand I understand that they in-
tend'-to collect their army on the Douro, between
Toro and Zamora. .

- I enclose a letter from LEetitenant-General Si:
Rowland Hill and its inclosures, being two from..
Major-General Sl,a2e, giving an AcCount of an,
affair which he had with the enemy cn the 11th
instant, in which, owing to, time eagerness arid '
impetuosity of the troops, considerable loss t. is
sustained.
ilopi
I have reports from the South, stating t e-
neral.Ballasteros had had an-action With t -
m 7; near !Bornos:. on the Ist instant, of w
have not received the details, or any regula
firmation, notwithstanding there is no don of
the fact.—The, result has been stated differently
tby the. wo parties, and it. is 'reported Gy the
enemy that Ballasteros is badly wounded ; but
they have reinforced their troops in that direction
since the action, froth which circumstance-it is to'
be.inferred teat the success, if on their side at alji
was not very decisive.

MY LORD,

Zafra, June 13, 1812.

I have the hondur to transmit to your Lord-
ship copies of reports which I have received from
Major-General Slade, relative to an affair between
two regiments of the brigade. of cavalry under his
command, and the brigade of -French cavalry nailer
Gen. L'Allemand, in the neighbourhood of Nra,
lencia, de los Torres, on the 11th inst. in which
I am sorry to observe we have suffered severely,
.and have not gained the. adVantage which might
-have been expected. -
Major-General Slade had advanced and was to
have proceeded the.following day in the direction
of La Granja," to cover a reconnoissance to be
made by the count de Penne Villemur on that
day, from Llerena towards Assuaga.
The 17th and 29th dragoons under. General
L'Alleinand, which had been stationed in, the
neighbourhood of Assuaga, had, however, moved
'at the same time towards Palencia de los Torres,
and Major General Slade was induced to bring him
to action. Whilst I forward these reports to your .
Lordship, I shall feel it my duty to cause further
inquiry to be made into the circumstances of this
affair, and shall have the honour Of communicating
them to your Lordship,.
. _

1 have the honour to be, .&e.
(Signed) R. HILL.
Earl of Wellington, &c.

SIR,

Llera, June 11, 1812, I.i...riff-past
Four P. 111;

I beg to have the 'honour, of stating to yon;
that the enemy, whom I reported this morning to
have been in Valencia, advanced upon this place.,
about nine o'clock,' with the 17th and 29th regi-
ments of dragoons, under. General L'Allemand.
I immediately advanced with the 3d dragoon
guards and Royals, attacked and pursued him.
nearly three leagues, to within a short (I;ga:ice
of Maguilla, where I had an opportunity of
charging him again, broke his first line, and 1.4.11-
ed a great many, among the number a Captain.
of the 29th dragoons, and we took an Aid-de.-
Camp of General L'Allemand prisoner. '
. lam sorry to say our loss bas been severe as
the enemy brought a support, and My troops
being too eager in pursuit, we were obliged to re-
linquish a great number of prisoners which.-#.e
had taken, and 'to fall back upon this place.
Nothing could exceed the gallantry displayed
by the officers and men on the occasion, it wl;ich.
Colonel Sir Granby Calcraft and Lieutenzint-Co-,
lone! Clifton, commanding the two regiments,
particularly distinguished 'themselves, as well as
all the officers present.' •
I beg particularly to report the ronfinpt

'rarle-IVEnjor 14..,ic1itTe.,,t0 whom. I feel nart;dularly-
indebted for It is vt'sistanre (Cn this occv.cioti.
have not vet been ablf to collect the returns,
but 1 am sonc.erned ;o ~say ..Lieutenants Windsor
of the Royalsi.and flomtwoocl of the-3d dragoon
guards, have fallen into the eirerny'i hands, -(he
former having his horse sliot, and the latter being
wounded.

I have the bonoui-.to he, &.e'.
(Signed) JOHN SLADE; .11ajor-Gen.
Lieutenant-General Sir Rowland Hill, -

SIR,

&c. &c.

Camp, near Ijera, 12th June, 1812.

forwardin-g the: inclosed return.of the casual,
ties which-occurred yestuday, I -feel it my duty
t6' state,-in addition to .what I:had tilefronour of
coMmunicatini- to you before, that our misfor-
tunes 'arose frorn
.too' great. eagerness; and zeal" in
the.pnrsuit, after. baying broke 'Cite enemy's fits*'hie; each regiM.ent vying with- each- zher who
should most: distinguish itself, whiCh gave him
an Opportuoity of bringing up fresh troops., and
.of charging us at a 'One when we were iu con-
fusion.
tegleave again to repeat, that the exertions
ortlie officers to restore order were conspicuous
but .theztwo. regiments having got mixed iii the
cLirge,'"it 'took some time before this object could
be.-accomplished, during which we lost most of
the. prison'ers. we had taken, and suffered, I am-
giered to say, severely. It is as satisfaction to
nit to be 'able to add, that the enemy lost in
killed and wounded fUll as much as ourselves, and
considered himself completely routed.
I have the honour to he, &c.
(Signed) -JOHN SLADE, Major-Gen.
To Sir Rowland Hill, lt:B. txi.

Return of. Casualties which occurred in Major-Gen. Slade's
Brigade of Cavalry, in an affair with the Enemy near Ma-
gi: itia, on the llth June, 1812..
3d Dragoon Guards--4 serjeant, .9 rank and file, killed; 7
tank and. file wounded.; -1 otheeri- 6 serjcants, 67 rank and
file, missing; 1 .othcer's • horse, missing;. 7 troop horses
!wounded; massing. •
Ist- Dragoons—t_ serjeant, 11 rank gad file, killed ;1p rank
and file WoundH; 1 officers 4 servants, 39 rank and file,
raissing ; 1 otFcer's horse wounded; 6 troop horses killed;
7 wounded ;45 missing.. • .
sinjeints, 20 rank and file, killed; 26 rank and
qir file, wounded; 2 officers, 10.serjeants, -106 rank and,
file,,missing; 1 officer's ~horse wounded; 1 missing;
6 troop.horses killed; 14 wounded; 127 missing.
~Names of tOfficers.
3d Dragoon Guards-Lieutenant Homewood, missing.
isbiDragoons—Lieutenant Windsor, missing..
(Signed) JOHN SLADE, Major-Gen.

Taken from the Enemy. •
•
I officer :2 'men,. .horses.
The offifer is a Captain, and Aid-de-Camp to General
L'Ailem4nd.

Foreign .offiee, Dawning-street, .July 1.1, 1812:
A Dispatch, -of which the lollovring is an ex
traCt; has been. i-gceivett:by Lord Viscount Castle-
reagh, his Majesty's . Principal Secretary of State
for
.Foreigni,Affairs; from Charles- ituart, Esq.
hi!3. -,Majes4y";s•nvoy 'Extraordinary and Minister
Plnipotentiary at Lisbon, -dated Stine 23, I $l2.
Let ten from General Hill's hqd-quarters; dated
at .: Zafra, the. I ith, _state that General Drotret-,
baying been reinforced by -three .battalions, has-

moved forward to Lierena wjth seven thousand
men; and that a column of .13,000 men.„ under the
and of Marshaf Soult, which is advancing
eville towards Extremadura; was expected
ive•at Olalla onthe evening of the same

eneral Hill accordingly -marched back by the
,load of Santa Martha to Albuera, in which latter
position he was joined. by the s,th, 17th, and 22d.
regiments of the line, and the 1 Ith Portuguese
Cacadores from Badajoz, and by the Spanish troops
under the. Conde de Penne -Villemur. -

Lieutenant Strobitz, Aid-de-Camp to Sir Wil-
liam Erskine, took twenty five,French dragoons
and an officer, in a skirmish near Llerena oxi the
13th.

BANKRUPTS..
James Fair, Manchester, warehotiseman, to surrender July
27 and 23, at three, and August 22; at nine, at the White
Lion, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Milne and Parry,
Temple, London.
'William Busby, Duke-street, Manchester-square, haber-
dasher, July 14, at twelve, 21; and August 22, at eleven, at
Guildhall, London. Attorney,- Mr. Dimes, Friday-street,
Cheapside. ,
John O'Brien and Thomas. Lynch, Bloomsbury-square, rish
linen merchants, July 21, 25., and August 22, at eleven, at
Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. G. Mortoti, Gray's-inu7

squire. • •
John Bourne, Plackfriar's-road, cheesernonger,- July 14,.25,
and Augtist•22, at ten, Guildhall, LOndon. Attorney, Mr.
Martindale, Edward-street, Cavendish-square..
James Brook, Malton, Yorkshire, grocer, July. 18, 25, and
August 22, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
Mr. Osbaldestun, Little Tower-street, London. .
Joh.a Fonlis Goodwin,-Abchurch.lane, London,tavern-keeper,
July 14,21, and August 22, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Attorii4, Mr. Sherwood, Canterbury-sqnare, Southwark.
_Spencer IlLyson, Hudderstiefel, Yorkshire, spirit-inerchant,
July 17, 18, and August 2-2, at twelve, at the Tcntine Inn,
Khedieid. Attornies, Mr. Bigg,...Southatopton-buildings,
Chancery-lane, or Mr. Rodgers, Sheffield._
Rottert Hayward, Walwarth, builder, July 14, at twelve, 25,'
at eleven, and August 2i, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At
torn eLeelThree-Crown-Square, Southwark, -
Jatnes Pridnain Grayon, Russell-street, . C6vent-garden,
.July 18, 25, and August 22,' at twelve, at Gaildhan,-
London. Attorney., Mr. Platt,' Tanfielth'court, Temple,
Lttinion. • .
Clri des Hall, Cheapsitle, milliner, -July 14, and Augttt 4, and
22, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Hind-
, man, pier's-court, Altlermanhury.

•Thunias Owen,',l"litecross-streef, Cj'ripplegate, grocer, July
15; 25, and August -2:2, at twelve, at Guildhall, Londpn.
.. Attorney, Mr. Collingwood, St. Saviour's Church-yard,
Chircies Mumford, Stroud,- Kent; grocer, July .14,. August
4 and 22, at twelve; at - Guildhall, 'London. ,Attorilies,
Messrs. Noy and Pope, Mineing4ane.,Tower-streef.
Cade AirpltlOn, Lyme, Dorset, mariner, July•lB,-at. twelv.e;i
25, and August 22„ at ' ten at Guildhall, London. rAt-
tarniess Me3Srs. IloSwell andßuckle,St:Micharl's Church-
. . . .

vard, 4..!0rail 1. - • • .
blo«es Lilacs, Sheerness, slopselrer,Jiity,2s, 28, and 4tigitat 22,
at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorniesi, Messrs. Tetopler
;and (dynes, Burr-street, East Smithfield.
Matthew Need;
.reatherstone-stii•et, City-road, 'iVatcli-ease-
• mAler, July .14; 25, and August t 22, at 'ten, at Guildhall,
London. Attorney Georg,. Atkinson, Castle-street,
ralcon-square.
James Robertson, Bush-lane, Cannon=street; merchant, July
IS, at ten, 2 at nine, and Altu.tt.22,' at ten, at Guildhall,
London. Attornies, Messrs. Few, Ashmore, and Hamilton,
)ilenrietta-street, Covent-garden..
• " [Dividends, Scc. To-morrow.]

_ .. .
Soc:Aßt—The average price of 171rown or Munbratio Sugar,
cooynted from the 1-tttorn3 made in the week ending the
Bth day of July, is 435. 9d. per hundred. weight... • •

..,The American Legislature. has
,passed ,an,Act
for adinitting the State of Louisiana into the
Lnion.