The Sun.
London, England, 1812-06-26 00:00:00

LISBONI PAW:RS.

Lpspos,Nr. 5.-----YeAterday being the
versary of theßirth-day of.'our excellent So vereigt“
all the f,,hips in the Tagns -wbre. decorated with
nags, and fired a. royal salute. ,Jlirr: Stuart, tlic
British Minister, gave a splendid dinner in honour
of the day. In the evening., there was an elegant
ball at Admiral Berkeley's. Every part of Lis-
boa was superbly illuminated ; and to English
feelings; it extrentely gratifying to perceive
the respect not' only to our nivered King, but. to
the British character, in the different transparen-
cies which were displayed on this occasion.
Major4eneral Cole and suite arrived here this"
week, . and will immediately, proceed to head-
quarters,.

A Cdurt-Martial is no‘ V• sitting, at the To n-11"
Major's, on an officer, for forcing his entrance
into the house of a persoiron whom he was
bil-
leted, but who refused to receive him. There 15
Mitch to be said on both sides. Lord Wellington
very properly attends to every complaint the
Portuguese nation. The people of this country,
harassed as they have been in the interior, be2,-in
very possibly to be tired of their guests. 4c)_
officer, after a long and fatiguing march, arrives
at a village, with a billet on-an individual, who.is
not highly pleased to take hint in. Altercation
ensues ; and both parties are irritated by circuni7,
stances, for which neither is to be-blamed
Lord Wellington's head-quarters are rtill at
Fuente de Guinaldo ; but the whole army is mov'
in;; to the north.. It is expected, and it is cer.:
tainly probable, that a battle wilt take place on
the plains in the neighbourhood of Salanianca

We have observed in all the London Papers,
and the article has been copied into almost every
provincial we have seen, Which has been printed
subsequently to its original appearance, mention
made of the apprehension Of.persons in•the tiefgh-
bourhood for mannfacturimp pikes and Ate?'
weapOnS; and using forges for that purpos-e.--.7a
Disorderly as this neighbOurhood unhappily, 104.
been for some months past, we have reason td
think that the account alluded to is not only ex"
aggerated, but entirely UnfoUnded.—Olanehestei
Herold.)

Between eleven and twelve o'olock 'on Thursdai
night, the 1 lth inst:Mr..Nadin, assisted by a pie,-
qua of military, took into custody (and seized life
papers of) 38 persons, unlawfully assembled at fi,
• public house in Ancoat's-lane, Xianchester; awl
lodged them in the New Bayley prison. They sta. ted
the object of their meeting to be for the purpose of
petitioning for Peace and Parliamentaryßeform, but
their papers and bOoks appear of a different tend'
enev. They were examined by the Magistfates„,:
at the New/Bailey, On Friday, which examinatioq
was adjourned to Saturday, when it was iesumed, ,
.and the w%ole thirty-eight were committed tO
Lancaster, to take their trials fOr having,
ministered the illegal oath known by the term of __
twistiizg-in.—Binninghanz Paper.
MONMOUTH WOOL FAIII.--ThiS distinguisbed
mart, held 'on Wednesday, was tvell attended;
`both by the growers and dealers, and a large
quantity of • this valuable staple Was expose!! for •
sale. Prime fleeces sold " from 28s. to 325. per
stone, and in demand ; 'but 'middle.. acid. coaise'
fle,eces met with a dull sale, even at reduced prices
.from those of last year.
Last week, a private belonging to the rifle coia-,
pany of 4th East-riding Local Militia, no
on duty at Beverley, was tried by a Court-Mal'
tial, on a charge of drunkenness and striking
Officer, and found guilty. On account of til
character given of the-prisoner by his Officers, as
a good soldier, arid on consideration of his haylog
a family, he was only sentenced to six months illy:
prisonment.

- At Gibland Cottage, near Hull, the occupier
has a Bantam hen, which' having begun to lay
a tuft of rushes in front of the house, a partridg!
took joint possession of the nest, and laid egg
for egg with the original proprietor, for so?l'6
time. The owners took away, at different titoes,P.
sesen of the partridge's eggs, and she is now sit-
ting upon eleven, 'and orie or two of the BO"
tam's. She hears viewing in her domestic floc-
tion; without concern, by the wondring specta-
tors„among whom the Bantam hen often appea.rf
not the least • anxioits, and stands over her
watchful solicitude.

BIRTHS.
Lately, at Deptford, the Lady of A. S. Boyle, tsq. of tb
2d Tower Hamlets, of a Son and Heir.
On Thursday, at Streatham Common, the Lady of
Plummer, Esq. of a Son.

• ' • MARRIED.
On Saturday last, Dr. Hobbes, - M,D. of Swansea, to 31155
Maria Smith, of Croydon.
Yesterday, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, the Rev. Wil
Bingley, of Christchurch, lants, to Mrs. Morgan, van"'
the late John Morgan, Esq. of Charlotte-street.
The 'same day, at St. 'George's, Bloomsbury, J. Anger
ESq. of the• Hon. East-India•Company's Bengal Not 46, I'7
fantry, to Eliza, eldest daughter: of Mr. J. S. Burford, *°.
Henrietta-street, BrunsWiek-square.
Ou the 25th inst. Robert Beckwith, Esq. Merchant •
Malta, to Ann, 011;y:daughter-of John Graham, Esq. of
gate. . • •

MED.
Nlisr
-On the 17th inst.• at John Clerk's, Esq. Southampton, t,
Ricketts, eldest daughter of George William Ricketts, -1-".
of Twyford, Hants. •
On the IStb inst. in the afternoon, at Maidstone,
Parker, widOw of Robert Parker, Esti. late of Rochester, '-
the 88th year of her age.
On Monday hist, at his house in Cavendish-row, Thlhl.`l''
Richard Kii4dn, Esq. of Grigg, the County of. Go, V:l4
Fellow of the Royal Society, President of the Boyar “1-,
Academy, President of the. Dublin Library Society-, kat ti`°j"
ber of every Literary Body in Europe.
On the 24th inst. at Winchester-House, the infant son
the Rev. W. Gamier.
On Wedn.2sday last, Mrs. Powell, wife of Williwn rkoce
Egg. of Vauxhall-road. •
The same day., at i"..te, in Kent; Mrs. Brandram, relict of
the late Samuel Brandram, Esq. of Lee Grove.
Last night, in the 13th year of her age, Charlotte, sec7.;-•
daughter of Mr. 14. Smith, of New Windsor. •

PRICE OF STOC6

KS YESTERDAY.

Bank Stock, 21.5 - 215 India Bonus, 76. 9'4. Bs.
Navy 5 per Cent. stmt Exchequer Bilis, 3d. and
4 per Cent. 72i 71 :ii per day, 9- ''s• dis•
is.Pt"
3 per Cent. Red. 561 55i Ditto, aid. per day, S.
3 per Cent. Con. shut Oniniun), pr. is
Bank L. Ann. 14 1-16 k 15-IC Cons. for Opening, 5704-J •
India Stock;

HIGH WATER AT:LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROSI4.*
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