The Sun.
London, England, 1833-04-03 00:00:00

OPORTO.
petite°
en
The following is the official account of the ae--t,h alt.v"
the troops of Don Pedro and the MigUelites, on the '24'
" Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Oporto, Sari
,vICO,
" I have the satisfaction to announce to you a
gained yesterday by the arms of his most Faithfal
eat
The enemy, having received the day before a reinforenntsi,
2,000 men, ventured to attack with 4,000 the height 1;04
on our right, where the preceding night some wori's dirsoced
commenced, in order to establish a redoubt on that an
Pi
point. The enemy succeeded in dislodging a 'fag,. it
which defended it, and in destroying the works I,*; pl'of"
his Imperial Majesty being informed of the eneini;olici,4°
ments, immediately appeared in the field, and 50
.11elsIv-vg
were the arrangements of the Generals, and such
aO
of the troops, that the enemy were soon compelled t° vexed
the hill of Antas and to retire, and leave the field cooa
dead, and upwards of forty prisoners in our hanti!„. of 1fi.1:4
left likewise the rebels made an attack on the Pe;tsittloat
Pastelleiro, and Lordello, but they were repulsed we, lie
ficulty, the officers of the enemy's army not being „,at tbeil
all their endeavours, to induce the soldiers to rePTh,
tempt of which we were witness. Before five o'cxltrieno.
evening the enemy were in full retreat, having 50001,4
during the six hours, which the attack lasted, insss,,,,cee,s
at the nearest calculation to 800 men, and certainly " soe.;
600 in dead, wounded, and prisoners.' Our loss W35.,1
number, but great in the quality of those officer"-, cola:
who were killed or wounded in this glorious affair. 0,
yet tell you the exact number, but I can inform Yen writ
have to lament the loss of Major Sadler and CaPtnri.ifa r
of the auxiliary corps, and a severe wound to Dst,irvoioll
Alexander de Souza. My colleague, the Ministenrd" col
was slightly wounded, as also was Captain Taborria nA
Xavier. 604
The Duke of Terceira commanded on the
Count Saldanha on the left of our line. ° CO°
" His Imperial Majesty was present, according tf the
from the beginning of the action in a central Point ° with_,ll4
from whence he issued his most judicious ordete bm;
accustomed energy. His Majesty happily ne joy§ theirsl;l4o
" P.S. lam at this moment informed
though badly wounded, is still alive."
Marquis
rqtuhiastde Major`'
DA:,)
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Cr"
FROM LLOYDS __Art
„....„ed
~to
ate.
DEAL, APRIL 2.—Wind S.W. modern for us foe upei
Providence from St. Michaels. The NatC'ss •9' I
and rernatoteS,li
has embarked volunteers fiom Boulogne,
his Majesty's ship Larne, and a French corvette.
Majesty's ships Talavera and Scout, two French
corvette, and a brig. Sv -•-• ailed
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 2.—Wind S.E. to N'• •
eel/
Abberton, Shuttlewort
APRIh, for Madras. Arriv
PLYMOUTH, L I.—Wind S.E. to the ''" oi
Diadem, Fairclough, from Singapore. Sailed 14° lena !fgt.
October, from Anjeer on the 28th, and from SI- OW'
17th of January; Eliza, Watt, from AnCOna,
a~ erg t
Good, from St. Michaels. „ h bre°
FALMOUTH, APRIL 1.-Wind E. to S., tres,,-..161 00
Arrived his Majesty's ship Speedy from Lisbon.
17th ult., and from Oporto on the 23d. ardl
BRISTOL, APRIL 2.—Arrived the Catherine, H A
Charente. Cole,
LIVERPOOL, APRIL I.—Arrived the Silistria, •
Jamaica. Sailed the Manley, Dobson, or Caithage,rri
nl
nelia, Fell, for Lisbon; Donald, Lowthain, fer,..gont7,o:l
Neva, Ritchie, for Quebec; Dryope, Hamilton, le' fa"o4
Minerva, Nesfield, for St. John's, New Brunsviiceviell'A'
Lockyer, Commerce, Prince, Eagle, Hunt, Martha, for ft*
Nile, Brough, for Newfoundland ; George, Biall6 yet
and Bordeaux packet, Gunderson, for Lisbon. ~art
DARTMOUTH, APRIL I.—Arrived the Blae7baelt ;so/
eller, from Trieste; and Rose, Evans, from St. 31'Cfro- 1:0•4111
ST. USES, Kitten 14.—An order has clone ,t" anlioati
to the Health-office here, not to admit into this P°..„'" the ere,
from Ireland. Those lately arrived have petitione"tine
of Health in Lisbon, to be allowed toperform qua re'
die
having brought clean Bills of Health, certified by
°aid 1
guese Consul.
OPORTO, MARCH 18.—Some vessels are off the OP'
w'
their cargoes. Several vessels arrived off, Yesterc fro!
not known. The Bar continues good. Co /14
LISBON, MARCH 16.—The Ellen, Ross, fr°"'.,
ordered out by the Board of Health, on the 30th is
Sna 40
0100
The Caldecot Castle, ders, from Newcastle r- it
was run on shore near Aldborough on Monde'', an
feared would be wrecked.
d fibi4cit
London witnessed last week two nv
this
ad
are seldom seen together—a deep fall of soc"v 6-
of mackerel. R Ot;
REPRESENTATION OF SUND.-,-j d
Ear f
ay
It would appear by the following letter from ',Deft"
that Captain BARRINGTON'S resignation of die ,
Con of Sunderland was not exactly voluntarylffr
"Downing-street, Wet iteeil::/!
64 sir—l cannot say that I was surprised at 0140 of
the letter signed by yourself and others, which rns org
few days ago, having been previously apprised tilted
was in contemplation. The motives which ln
tore;;t10
best known to yourselves; but I must be permitte"tbi
,1'
that I cannot see in it any proof either of sYroPBidotiv; DI/
affliction which Captain Barrington's severe but a'-de 1.) 10,
ness has brought upon his family, or of gratitureforp
exertions in assisting the accomplishment of rose!, 1.11;
which Sunderland owes the advantage of being rerweica
Parliament. However this may be, the e°nrseg.holeep
have thought proper to take, leaves me without a -t no
though the step to which lam thus compelled intlaps, ffj
to Captain Barrington's family, and may not, Pe, ell, ,611'
attended with danger to the progress of his certain"r`""c "per
the necessity of preventing the greater and more mt Al
his being harassed and an by attacks such ascononV
lately directed against him, my sense of which resif
myself to express. I shall, therefore, advise
"sd
of a seat, of which, it seems, there are Per'nns which
deprive him, without any regard to those feelings_asion
usually been thought entitled to some consider eresety
similar circumstances.—l am, Sir, your obedient '„ GAP'
Mr. Lotherington." (Signed)
BIRTIIS.
On the 2d inst., Mrs. D. W. Hurst, of a dat.ighttei.
On the 30th ult., at Manningford Bruce, W ats' ce?l
Rev. Peter Still, of a daughter. dY of Idaj°r.ef
On the 2d inst. in Cadogan-place, the la _s sc ,he
Sir Lionel Smith, 'K.C.B , Governor of Barbad_oLay of ti•
On the 2d inst., in Bloomsbury-square, he,
Joseph Edwards, of the King's College, of s°l-otry-0`"
On the 31st tilt, Mrs. Charles Lloyd,
daughter. 1014-0
MARRIED. f mach v.
of Cove
On the 30th ult., Francis Moore, • Tirnel'lo
Hefts, to Fanny, the only daughter of win.
resell,
the same place.
On the 2d inst., at St. Giles's Churchi Saurndbof mesa
eldest on of Daniel Gibbs E. of the t of t
Anne,s eldest daughter ofJames !Rutherford,
a
"blef
Camberwell.
DIED. infant as-
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On the 2d inst., at Balham-terrace, Fanny, . r
William Maclean, Esq., of Camberwell. ,000
On the 2d inst. 13
Mary, widow of the late rine
dillon, Esq , of Kensington,.in her :Ist year.
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