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

hr. 1.

Major Wilson's Bolter, Bst. beat 1). of car.ifton'i
bone, Bst. 911). Across the Flat, isogs. h. It —6 to 4 ott
Bolter

SAckville'cbr. f. by Dick Andrews. list. beat I,d C.
H. Sornersn's Julian, Sst. 710. Ab. M. 5 -gs.--5 too on La
Sackville's br. 1. by Dick Andrews.

Yesterday morning dispatches were received at
the Odice of the War Department, in Down ng-
s!reet, which were forwarded to Cut. BONI:1111(v; he
under Secretary of Stale, and t-)y hiin sent to Ow
Earl of LIVERPOOL, at Coinbe Wood.

We have no further accounts from Spain or Por-
tugal. There is reason to suppose that the fall of
Badajoz will take place sooner than was at first ek-
peeted. A letter from Head-quarters of the 21st
ways :—" A summons, it is said, will be sent io
to-morrow. I hear that the French, if they dray/
North and South, and join, can bring ahout 65,000
men ogainst us. We can muster about 60,000,
and I suppose we shall not decline a general battle:'
Some accounts from Lisbon state, that a body of
seamen, selthed by Admiral BERKELEY, were pio--
ceeding, under the command of Captain of the
Navy, to Bad.ijoz, to assist in the operations of the

siege.
The following ig an extr4l of a letter which has.
reached us from Vlllmueva, dated Feb. 18 :

" This principality, notwithstanding the many
misfortunes and calamities it his experienced, still
makes a noble stvuggle for 'independence. Geri
rel. LACY, our brave Commander, has lately de-
SITOVed 4QOO of the enemy, in tier battles, fought
at Villaseca, Altatull I, S. Iselin de Pin°, and Ma-
taro. He has now divided his 'array into four
visions, constantly moving in various direesions.-J--
We are ignorant of his intentions, but hope he itt
shortly reap fresh laurels."
On the 14th of March, a Military Commis...inn
was assembled in the Castle of Caen ; and the ac.
cused, in number 61, denounced before it : when
nine persons (four men and five wurneit), having
been convided of being the authors of the sediriod
meeting, from whom proceeded shouts of merace
against the Magistrates, and whose intention was to
cirry devastation through the town of Caen) were
condemned to death; eight to eight years' hard la'
bour ; and ten to five years' solitary confinement.
On the 1.51 h, at ten in the morning, 'judgment was
carried into execution. This a6t of severity .should
teach the ill-ctsposed, that all their attempts againit
the Magistrates
.charged with the maintenance of
order,. and protection of property, will prove
abortive.—(French Paj er.)
Detachments of men and officers have been or-
dered from the 61st, 72d, and gOth Regiments, to
proceed from Ireland to Horsham ; and similar de-
tachments from the 20tn 82d, oath, and 76;h Re- -
giments, to Winchester;
Mr. Wm. HOLMAM, First Lieutenant of his Ma-
jesty's ship Hibernia, now in the Mcclitetraneanr
has been promoted to the rank of Commander. •
Two boats were picked up off Falmouth, having
the name Lord Wellingten on their sterns.
We are happy to hear that the wound of Colone}
FLETCHER is but slight, and there is every reason to
hope that the army will be deprived only for a very
short time of the services of that most able and dis-
tinguished Officer.

COPY OF MR. TOOKE'S WILL..-1, John Horne
Tooke, on this day, Tuesday, the loth of June, o:ie
thousand eight hundred, at 'Wimbledon in theCnunty
of Surrey, make this my List Will and Testament.
gibe and bequeath to Mary Hart, at this time amt.
long since residing with me, at my house at Wily-
bledon aforesaid, and to her heirs for ever, my
Freehold H-tibx and Lands at Wimbledon aforesai.i,
together with every thing else of which I may d.e
possesSed to any place, and to which t may be en-,
titled; and I appoint the said Mary Hart my s
Executrix. JoHN HORNS Toot.a.

{ELiZ. HARVEY.
WitileS,ed by us HENRIETTA HARVEY.
'ELIZA NORTON.

I confirm and republish the above, written as my
last Will Lind I'rstarnent, this sixth day of (..).totier,
°tie tbouoand eight hundred and eight,
JOHN Hoßzie Tocos.
FRANCIS BURDETT.
Witnesses GaoliGE PEARsoiv.
{
JOHN SANFORD.

The Magistrates assembled at the Quarter Ses-
shts in the difietent counties have ordered the al-
lowances to the overseers, for furnishing returns,
under the Population Ad, to be paid as follow :
When the return did not exceed sixty, 3s. More
than sixty, not exceeding 120, five shillings. And
one halfpenny in addition for each name beyond that
number.

On Saturday, the 15th ult. the congregation in
the Church of Maybole,were alarmed by the sudden
era3h of a large pane of glass, in one of the gallery
windows, and on looking round, they beheld a
thrush' on the floor almost lifeless. It seems it had
b en pursued by a hawk, and had fled for protec-
tion to the aim.