The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-26 00:00:00

jesty's ship M.:fiance.

Sailed his Majesty's ships Favourite and Fervent
to the Westward ; and t-lie ketch Little

LEN, for Tereriffe.

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tORTOIOIITH, .it;' NE -,'. 5 .--&a...cribis morning lii%
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a
Majesty's ship Ganpizede with few trailspQrts !ho
...
Guerniey. . - .

Came into 'haiboOr this day Lis Majesty's buy'

brig Hardy.

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Arrived the Ann, Heiler.; Venus, Cacaamarr;
Ceres, HARRISON Ann, GILL Jane, STOLKAND
and Sisters, BuittamiN, fromlunderlaud ; Catha-
rine, HAN,SELL, from London; and the Fortuna,
from Christiana.

• FALMOUTH, •JUNII 23.—Sailed the P;incess of
Wales packet, Captain KICKNE.S, Lis on ; big
Majesty's gun-brig Crocus, with 'a quail for t4o
Leewdrd Islands; the ship Kingston, BENSON, tut
j'amaiCa ; 'anil.the Neptune,. BROCPiLHY, for Malta.

DEAL, JUNB 25.—Arrived the Theban frigate fro'
a cruize off Boulogne. _ .

Extra& of a Letter from an er with ibe artai
-umler-Lord WELLINGTON, dated head-quarters at
Celerico, 'the 6th iritani:

Since my last, of the V..Bth ult. no military or-
rations of any moment have occurred. The heavy
,`and incessant rains which haVe. prevailed ftr several
days, have kept us stationary, and must have had the
same effect. upon the enemy. From the state of the
roads and rivers, it is supposed, even on the instant
cessation of the rains, that we cannot break up oui
encainpments and advance in lesS than' a week. H's
Lordship, accompanied by several Officers of 1"
Staff, and the most, scientific of the Engineers, 105,
just returned from an inspedion• of the garrison and
works at Almeida. Intelligence, on which tbe
greatest reliance-is placed, has reached us, antioune"
lug, that the-wholu'of the enemy's fofce in ' the vici-
nity of Ciudad 'Rodrigo does not exceed I 6,0'0n• filen ;
a:force confessedly inadequate to the regular sk'V
of that place in the face of the British ainty. • Ali's:
sriss,V, it is understood, on his march with aheti-
-50,000 men, provided• with a strong battering
to
.commenceattlive operations, and cover the b 5".
siegers.—Until his arrival, which vi itl.b retarded try
the rains, Matters will remain in stale qeo. 'Pe
French troops continue very sickly, and the loss be
r 7
contagious diseases is beyond all ca:ctikiiion.,
-continue in high Lealthand s irns. Our iturnedl
destination is said to be Guarda or Almeida, a.l
Thence with' all possible expedition to the relief 0
Ciudad -Rodrigo, in the vicinity of which it is
petaled we shall give Massena a meeting. A gen4ar
engagement, it I,may judge froth appearances, 0,,1s
take place before the end of the passing month. 'ft-,
French army under Massena, and the ail`?t
under Lord Wellington, are.said to. be equi-disol,i,
from Ciudad Rodrigo.—General Spencer has joine.
rid the 2rnly is dailygaining.an accessional st iengtl::
We have, notwithstanding the extent and hope%
osity of the current*, contrited to throw a bridge °o
the Mondego (which covers our left flank), for
accommodation of deserters, who come in by huillo
dreds. They consist chiefly ofsubsidiartes Iron? tce
Confederation of the Rhine aad Austrians, who 106 f
been .taken prisoners, and entered into the fo).`
France, as they report, to save them from star
,and in the hope of ultimately effecting their oc'1);;
General Hill, who proceeded on an exttaordinlr/e,
service, to Badajos, continues there with about rw'l
'i4
thousand British and, Portuguese troops under el
command. General Beresford, with about.an
number, was, according to the latest account'',to
Portalegre. These Generals, who are invested wie3
very extensive discretionary power, are not supP°.s„9
to have any occasion to quit their present po,itto;
for s,,me time. The French troops opposed to theof
appear, to be quite Mae it e. From, the ditficohY c,
procuring reinforcements,,and the danger of adv3nof
ing, on account of the hostility.ot the inhabitants ~,
Estretnadura, it is not supposed that they will 3
. it
tempt at-tit e operations during :he summer, nor 11.4
possible they should do it with any chance of setter , cof
(circumstanced as they are at present) in the face S,
the allied armies, .stationed at Purtalegre, DI%
Badajos, Alberquerque, &c."

for'
A letter from LiVerpool says—" 'We have in-to
mation from America of exports from thence 1
'this country, large beyond all former precedent, It
cotton, flour, and corn especially. Perhaps it iS
over-rating the matter, if we say more will arritO ,r 1
the next two months, than at any former ptli(si
six. Every ship too brings large orders fOr
factured goods."
The importation of, wheat and flour into LiOr:
pool within the. foitnight ending on SaturtloYr:
amounted to 16,9 5 bffie,ls, 1245 half haricis,ii°o,
and 20,77'2, busbell wheat. The holder, of 4t4:
having demanded, on l'Uesday last, 'as high 3 Plio
as on that day se'nright, very little 'hukiiacb6

done. •
There never *as an instance of a Patent bell
granted that has so deservingly met with such•
rued .encouragement as •in the late wondo lel
provementin the Eyes of Needles, to prevent tltetd
cutting. This curious article is highly
the attention of all groat Workers, they being 0,/f-
-brought to that perfection that the Ladies univers'';‘
allow they far excel every article of the kind e'or
manufactured. It is singular that although so
to
attempts. are daily practised by oilier M.itintatt9reof
to make a similar article, they all fall far shot
those made by PALMEU, of Si.. Jatues's-street,wl'4l
they are found in small packets, containing a.sol„
assortment of every useful site. Tnere cannot
greater proot of their superior-excellence than bYi
very great detuAnd the Proprietor has Igo" 00
them, particularly for expcirtation, they being
article in high, reputation allovr the Continent.