The Sun.
London, England, 1805-10-11 00:00:00

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B. out Letters from`Cadiz we.are informed. of
mcst deadly animosity subsisting betAve`ei timilre'nch
~ttd the Spaniards, which is carried to lengths toil
shocking for,the reflealien Of human nature; a nteht
does not pass without the cominksion of some hor:
,rid outrage,. which always terminates in the spillin
of blood. The-origin of these misunderstandings is
kept profaundly secret, but is srlicl to he I.):::twcen
the -French.• Admiral VILLENEUV4 and Gli.tVll4A:.
The latter has proffered his 'resignation; which the
Spanish Government has refused to ac4cpt; yet .no
means are taken to soften the' existing quarrei, or
put an end to the nightly brans which take yilAti
bet wen, theTre.nch atid.Spanish sailors, which hal
of late been extended to the inhalAants, of the town,
who arenow, engaged in the under.a_piei
that, the provisions' for the, town are kept for lt,is
support of the. French Navy,. bud that they in cod-
serenee_will.he starved.. • _ ;

In Madrid, the disorders wear a still rriore4readfui
appaaranet ; the inhabitants are in: arms, to WhOli
tho Swiss ,Guardti have been opposed and defeated 4
upwards of 600 persons hat'e been killed and wound.
ed in this conflict; the cause is attempted to be kept
profoundly secret ; but it has arisen from an Ediet
lately passed Under the santion :of the
Penns, coMinanding all persons to rewive in full
payment, in lieu of money, the deniro vales, a paper.
Currency,.whieh,dh the last war, was at a di4count of
50 per cent. This currency is the ino4t unpopular
in the ,khigdom of Spain; always at a discount;
and the! people refuse to concur in the; terms of the
`Edict, which is the cause of a dispute which has at
length occasioned this insurreclion.
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consequence of this neWs, all intercourse by
way of exchange between Lisbon and Madrid is at, d
stand ; and all bUsiness between the two places
ceases for the, present.
It is very currently reported here, that BONAPARTIt
has made another demand on the Government of this
country, which, it is feared, must be complied with
rather than endanger the terms .of our, present nets-;
trality. Eight millions of crnsados is said to be the
extent of his .demand, which in Sterling money is
800,0001.

Whether this will ultimately turn out true or false,
I. have the mortification to Inform yoo, that our
tilhetes (the' paper money of Portugal) are at this
titne at a discount of 20 per cent. which extraordi
nary depression is occasioned by the above reportj
for although the bilhetes are generally at a discount;
it has not of late been greater than t o per cent.

Ycsterdily Balla was taken at the East-Indig
House, for the determination of the following ques.
lion, viz.

'Chat this Cottrtapprove the Unanitnous Resolution of
the Court of Directors of the :jut ult. wirer is they stall,
tigat they have'rettotvto believe that all the parsons I;(i
m.tar4 c,u bunt'4.l the'ship i +lce fit. Intitx,' the tone of her
tos,4.ltave,peristie.d, and that the occasion ..atht circurnstatics
relating to her Icis are !.
alai tlierfore Inez
the'ras impossibility or ingtitring s,,tisr.,tioiilv into the
loss rat the said Slily, and, th;:t tills Cot.rt Are folly batibficd
that 014 Slip vat stomi in a suilitnehe nwootti ;it her outfit
for In r voyage, anal. that, con§cquctitiy, 1.10 tint :..ttituti
to the Owners, and that iron) the experich,t: don tai ility of
the Cohniinder aunt (3tticers,i it is reasonably to be.inkrted,
that no bLone att..n:T‘s t'ithem .

At shz o'clock: the ;;lasses were firhilly closed and
(I,.l4ered to ihe Scrutince.rs, , rqorted the quo-
tion tu Live been carricd the :1111:inative.

'Yesterday a court of Directors was 'held at the
East India-House, 'which adjourned Ott siy: o'c:,locil;
till Wednesday next. ' ,'-••
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ELoi)r-vinNT.7---Anotber elopement took place co
Richly last, from a villa near Croydon, Which haS
ifiven serious alarm to the reliitives
.of the fewzo.,..p
whO are n.spc&ahl cliiraeters in life, of good for-
tune. The seducer Was a Visitant in the family, of
30 yea 6 of ago. , The deluded female is a cinid iii
frocks, of 14 years of age, and of remarkably childish
appearance. All the trace that has yet been Made
of thole transit is, that
.9n 'Sunday morning last
personS answering their description took a hackney-
coaCh from the Stone's End, in the Berough, and,
putting, hi their baggage, (a few light boxes and
bundles) drove to Gracechurch-street, where they
alighted, and put the,baggage in the bar, as if vvait-
Mg to g•o• by a stage coaCh. They soon shifted froni
thence to another hackney-coach, and drove otri.
Where to has baffled all endeavours.to trace them,
although the parents, who are inconsolable Cor her
Lisa", have offered a very handsome reward fur in-
telligence of them.
The whole of the Lunatics being removed froth
Bethiem Hospital to St. Luke's.: and Hoiton, the'
:first day's sale of that VOS' Oh: of buildings coin
menced ou .Monday, the ground being purchased by
the City of London ter the purpose of building a
most inagnifident fabric, to be divided into Le.:tutei
Thettres, appropriated.for HiStory, Chemistry,
vigation,, Mathematics, Philosophy, •Gentmlog,y,
Chronology, snit Trade ; to Which will he added a
Library, .suited to the above, that will surpass tiny
of its kindg in Europo. is said that upwards Of
0t) I. is already subscribed towards com-
mercial and great Undertal;:ing,