The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-30 00:00:00

This morning dispatches from Lord W ELLANG•
TON were.receivedat Lord LIVERPOOL'S office; in
Downing street. We are sorry to say they contain.
an 'aCCOULII of-the surrender of Cuidad.Roderigion.
the •10th inst. after a most, gglant .defence. If it
had .been practicable to, relieve. that place; Lord
WELLINGTON Would-undqubtedlzhavemade the at,
teutpt, but the force of the enemy was so superior
as to preclude all hope of.suCcess.. The farce etr
played by-the enemy in the 'siege consisted of the
6ih and Bth corps o}' the 171etiCh army, amounting
to very near# Th
50,000 me It does not appear -that
the enemy had made any moveracnt-of consequence
subsequent to the suirender of Ciudad Rodrigo,—
.
Lord WeLLlNdros'S head-quarters were at Alverca
on the t ith..

Dispatches have also been rece'ved from Cadiz,.
which state, that the enemy had not made any
fresh attempt on that place, and, except now and
then a shot from a battery which they have erected
in the rear o► Montagorda, there is scarcely any ap-
pearance of a siege. Provi,ions were in great abund-
ance. General FERGUSSON arrived at Cadiz on the.
Bth inst.

'• This morning we received Spanish and Portuguese
Papers, the former to the 14th and the latter to
15th inst. The importance of their contents is con-
siderably diminished by th 'intelligence whiCh we
have communicated above. We have however,
•
made some extraas from them; because they state,
that the Spaniards are Carrying on with great suc-
cess, that • desultory speCies of warfare, which has
hitherto ifriiVed SQ destruaive to the French. We
are happy to find that in two or three instances,
which the Portuguese troops have been engaged, in
skirmishes with the French,. they hate behaved
,ex-
tremely well. •

Majesty's ship Si. Albansl3hs arrived at Deal
stith several Indiamen under 'convoy:

This morning we received Ilv'ew York Papers, but
not of a later date than those which had previously
reached us. The account received by the AM
_Adams, of BUONNPARTE'S Decrees for confiscating
American_ Property, seems to .have excited a very
strong sensation. in America.

The Sandwich packet, from the Leewatcl Islands,
has arrived at Falmouth. We are happy to find
that there was no foundation whatever tUr the re-
port of the massacre at Dominica.

Paris Papers to the 22d init. reached town yester-
day. They contain very little news. The expe-
dition 'against Sicily was, it said, on the point of
taking place, we may, therefore, expe6t intelligence
of importance from that quarter.

The Gazette contains the official account of the
Expedition along the Northern Coast of Spain, the
substance of which we laid before our Readers on

Saturday.

Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, Princesses Au-
CI,TA and SOPHIA, accompanied by Lady LOLLY EH,
licHeralS GARTH, Ond WYNYARD, went to Sir
George's Chapel, and heard a sermon preached by
the Rev. Dr. CooKsoN. The Royal Party after-
wards returned to the Palace.

Saturd.ly morning his AIAJESTAY, the Duke of
• CAMBRIDGE, Princesses AUGUSTA and SOPHIA,
to,k an airing in Windsor Great Park, till twelve
o'clock.
Princest AMELIA i much better, and is able to
he taken into her garden for the benefit of the
•air.

Yesterday morning, the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, in
Lis undress iegimenials, accompanied by his Aid-du-
Camps, attended Divine Service, with the brigade
of Guards, at Whitehall Chapel, for the first time
si ore it has undergone the rep its and alterations for
the accommodation of the Guards.
Oti Friday evening Sir HENRY HALIVRD, Doc-
tors liAtti-.IF. and DuNom, arrived at Princess
poi Et.ti's house, in St. Alban's-street, Windsor,
Where they. stopped that night, and returned to Lon-
don on Saturday morning.
Commercial Licenses continue to be granted in
great abundance by Earl BATHURST, the President
Of the Board of Trade.
Saturday morning several detachments belonging
to that gallant regiment, the 81st, passed through
town for different parts. of this kingdom and St:land,
for the purpose of recruiting.
Mr. Aditir had not lett Constantinople on the 25th
May. A British frigate was in waiting to convey
him to England as soon. as the state of his health
would airlift.
Ti,e sum left by the late. Mr. CAVENDISII to Lord
G1:01IGE CAVENDISH and Ins three sons, instead of
beilig 300,0001. as has, been hiated, proves to be
full 700,0001.