The Sun.
London, England, 1810-03-12 00:00:00

FRP! THE FR EA CH PAPERS.

. •
- 1
SEVILLE, FEB. I.—The following general orders
were this day issued by his Majesty
" Royal Camp at Seville, Feb, 1, tgrq.
SOLDIERS--The war which the Emperer has -.so'
gloriously terminated with Austria; hal 4.evived the,.
hopes ot the English. Cabinet. 'Ls 'armies, landed,
- in Spate, wire to make thetconqtrest ot M.ldrid2
p Theyini tgined the French army. Was weaknedisy
• , 'the diversion '.on the Danube+. They avere- but -ill'l
acquainb;Cl, with the p_oWer-Of the Great EMpire.
The Ist, sth, and 6th cur. s of the Grate! Army,'
• the 7th, 4th, 3d and 2d of this old army, lucre here
•
r complete, to care ound_ their tope4; •-• •
" Abandon d by their pretended Abell-bops
- of the Insurrectiou made a_ last eff;re, -at the-rno-
,'
-"thealt
,of the pacification of Vialina.—Ocana con-,
founded their absurd-pi,ojeCts. Yoe saw in;thern
only delutled men, driven to the 'edge_of aTpreci-
, pieee liy a common enemy ; you svet_e eager to save -
hem_: I received ahem as children. •
_ - " The barrers, placed by natute between the
north and the sectiti of Spin have fallen. You have
no hit ger found any htt: trerels on this side of:the,
• Sietia Morena. , Jaen, Cordova, Granada, and Se-
ville; base opened their gates to you.' You hive
traversed „these provitices in that spirit of peace and'
. order which alistitiguishes you. •A. welcome recep=
• lion on the part of the inhabitants, abut;dance land •
peace, have been the results of-your conduct.
French, soidiers, how shall I give you a, proof
orviiiiiit I ,owe ~ ou ? I recall to yOur attention your
own conduct. The*Ernperer:Will be informed of it.
ihe King of Seale resolves, -that,' between the
columns ht Hercules' there shall be etecteda• ,third
colutt,n, which Sean make known to the most re-
- mote poste ivy, and to the 'navigators ofethe two
• -worlds, the Fren6n chiefs and corps that conquered
PARIS, MA H 2.--s Letter to the Prince of Ned&
Major,General:—
. . '" In my last report I had the honour to announce.
that General , Sebas,iani was in operaticas against:
Malaga.. This GenerA states, that at Grenada '
Was informed, that . after a tiew commotion
,in that
• place, an ofd Colonel, named _AbeillO, had seizetal
upon the authority, arrested,' and sent absurd, the.
Old civil and mil tary Ad enlist; ation, General Cues- .
ta, and the principal inhabitauts; and t_Wt,. sup-,
. ported 'by a great many •priests and. monks, 'wird
preached a crusade aeaitist us, he asucc.e.-aled.its
arming the inhabitantstot the menntain andof the
,t city.. A- -Capuchin was app inted:4:teuteuiant..Gee
net-al, elide woetliers Field-Marshals'.; the,'Coloitels
and 01ticrS were monks. Iu short, this new insur-
rection assurned an alarming cheraeter. _ • A. corps of.
• 6,005 Men had alicdy adsanced to thernountain
file; and deteeded.the paasage called Buche de,Lasno.
The inhabitants of Alhaina -rose, and this. city was,
only carriC'.(l by fcirce. English at Malaga 'ex.--
. cited the people to anarchy, at the same time. that
• 'they prepared to fly to their ships in case of danger.
• • " Geoersal Sebastiani had received orders to march
against MaL•i&s. .Being apprised .of what WaspaSs---
--ing in that beac.elerated his movement. On
the sth he Set out: front Aritequera with his van-
- guard, e. lily-droe- back the euemy'tiposts, who
defenekdtlii!- narrow passe, aLhough the road war
cut in several-places, he carried them fighting all the .
way to Malaga, where they . rallied,' forming. an '
irregular mass` of insurgents; witlr'a numerous ar-
tillery and a • dcfachment el. cavalry. It was four
o'clock at -night. The infantry Was still at a
distfrice, and General Sebristiani, wishing to
, spare theae nnforrunate men, sent three flags
'Of truce► to suunnon them to lay' down their
arms ; • but instead of meeting this generous etfer, •
the mass rushed Alpo!) .the eolutuo, and coinnieticed
a smart ti:e of artillery and unisquetry, General
Sete.stiAr. seiz d this'teoment—He made a charge
with his &avidly, and every thing.befoae, him was
osere rusve; 150' insurgents,, including
.a great,
_ numb,' of priests and monks, were lett dead on
' the field of gable,, afid the,.French . entered,
ipeiee '
mete, with the -fugitives, into the city, where, the
:fire was coetipued for' a', few. momeilts ; but fear-
_ t hoop succeeding 'to their 'towage, the . combat
ceased, aid the -inhabitants submitted. This af-
fair•which does great honour -to ,the cavalry; was
--attended, on cur
,patt with the loss of .30 men.",
This report.proceeds' to'mention Abe names of the
-Frea:leOffleers. 'who distinguished: themselves on „
" the 'occasion, 'and thus- concludes
" Welound in the place 148 pieces-of cannon,:
with It great quantity of military stores, and provi-
sions. There was a supply of 23 Meld-pieces; in-
tended for Tarragona. There 'were only 25 ves-:
se!s in'the harbour.' Three. English ships of 'war
bad pieviously,carried off all those who wished to
remove from the reach 9f' attack.' Tbe •Etigitste.
merchandises found at .Malaga -have been pet tine
der
,secinestration., An inventory of them is pre-
. paring.' The occi.apatien of .Maitiga is, at the pre-
sent 'moment, of great importance. , It completes
-the submission of the province of Grenada, ancLee_
tirely isolatas the part that coeneets With the vicinity
of, Gibraltar and Cadiz. .It is 'alse probable that it
will influence the determination.-01 the inhabithrus
of this latterplace-.—_The effect. produced •by this
e ent.; is increased •the citcurnStance, , that, -On
the following day,,thee inhabitants of Vilez de Ma-
laga arrested the Chiefs. of this new
,insurrection, •
an& de.lisered. them up to the Imperial army,
demanding justice -to_ be done -upon them.,—
The Doke of Treviso has_ written from Los San-
tos, that on the 9th_ the troops of the sth 'corps
were established there and at Zaffe.i: His Ice-
connoitring -parties were, directed Upon' ~ Me-
tidal and liadajos. ~ He. confamer to collect ar-
-:
tillery, military stores, and provisions. Which thein-
. sergents had abandoned. • Several posts, which he
found abandoned; 'were stiongly intrenchede—To-.
morrow the 6th corps will be upon the Guadiana,-• '
where it will. observe -tbe movement of the Second•
, • corps, and what, is passing, in theyalley oftlie Tagus.:
I have.the honour, ficc. •
(Signed) " 'MARSHAL DALE or DALMATIA."
_" Seville, iatii Feb. into."

• MAILS— ,
AR RIV ED-3 Heligoland, 3 Dublin, ;Waterford.
Gottepburglq I llublui, i Waterford.

.i"rort the LONDON C 411;irc ito•

21diniralty -Office; iitawh' 10, 1810

Vice-Adr}itral Lord Colling‘yood lias,trancrnitted
to, John WitsOn Croker, Esq: a Letter; from Capt..
Ferguson! of his- Majesty's sloop P:yiades, giving an
account of his having on the 14th of Decetnber last
captured"- the -French privateer L'Aigle, of ten car 7,
ridge guns and four swivels;- with a completnent, of
eighty kriery
• And'one from Captain Harvey, of• his Majesty's
sloop Cephainsi stating the capture,' on the, 1 it() of
January, of the`French settee privateer Le Scipion,
of four guns and sixty--nice men, on her first cruiie
from Genoa. _

Admiralty-Office, March 10, 181 0.

- ... > . . .
Copy of a Letter from Captain Prescott, of his Majesty's
stocp, Weazel,' to' V ice_ Admiral Lord Calling good, Coni-
nian-detin Chief of his Mitjesty"s Ships and'Vessels in the
Mediterranean, dated off Toro, the 25th l)ecemser, 'Soy,
and transmitted by his Lordship to John Wilson 'Croke'',
Esq. • • ' • . .
MY LORD, .
_ •

I have great ipleasure in acquaintingyour Lord-
ship, that his .I‘lajes;y's
:sloop under my comMatid
has this moment coloured a polatre rigged'corretie
privateer,.9f Marseilles;, called L'Eole, pierced for
twenty guns, but mounting fourteen long eights
and sixes, and otte hundred and forty men, after air
anxious chafe of .*ine hour's, and and
stinate resistance of one hour and ahidf. Thecon-
dud'of Davis, the First. Lirutentint,liod that of.
the other off-icers; pcjty, officers, and crew of the
Weazel; on this occasion, was suchsasio merit great.,
praise. have statedunderne,ith an account of die
killed and wound,d in the Weiiiel.anil J.'Enle.
I have .‘he honour to be, -Ste.
• U. PRESCOTT.
Freke, Privatc: 11 ari►tetlkifle t.

George Seage, Able Seadiadt badly wounded.
L'Eole—Vive killed, nine wounded.

•' Tortign-Odice, lia(ch.lo, 181 O.

The King 1)2.41,"en pleased to appoint Sir Gore
HOn§eleyk-B.trt. to'be his lielajesty's'Ambissa_do'r gx-
,tra ifdinary and Plenipotentiary, at the Court of his
Majesty the
,King of Persia.

War-Office, Alircb* To, al*,

2d Regimentsof Life Guards, Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant
--Alotander M'lnties tee ba Ljeuteriant, by purchase, vice
SE. helix; who retirbs. William Paxton Jervis vent. to

be 'Cornet and Sub- Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wlnnes.
13tti Regiment of Light Dragoons, Captain Mansell Bowers,

from• the 48th FoO.r, to beljaptain of a Troop, vice Whit.
tinglitn, who exchanges:
r4th Ditto, Lieuten,,ant Daniel Capel to be Captain of a
Troop, by purchase, vice, Stirling; who retires. • .
rgth Ditto,- Lieutenant L. B Buckle to be Captain of a
• Troop, b purchase, vice Wilson, promoted to the 17th

, Lig I.)ra?borii. _
22(t Ditto, George'John Aloore,.Gent. to be Cornet, by Our-
. chase, yice Slegg, promoted.
Coldstream Regiment
,of Foot Guards, Captain Alexander
- G. Woodford`to be,Capiain of Company, by purchase,
vice Dyke,. who retires. Ensign John Boswell to be Lieu-
tenant,, by purchase, vice. Woodford.
2d Regiment or o. t, Lieutenant George-Nicholson, from
the 7th Garris-n Battalion; to be Lieutenant,, vice Ross,
placed on half-pay of the 7th Garrison Battalion. '
6th Ditto, William Power, Gent. to he Ensign, without
purdhase, vice Fitzgeraid,.prOmoted in the zd Garrison

Battalion.
Zth Ditto, Lleptenatit WilliaM Bradford, from the IslDrth
..Down Militia, to- be Ensign. Ensign Alexander Bourke,
frOm the WestMeath Militia, to be Ensign.
Toth Ditto, Captain It A.--Sutherland, from the Bth Garri-
.

son Battalion, 'to .be Captain of a Company, vice Hut.
cheen, placed on half-pa)) of the Bth Garrison Battalion.
t ith Ditto, fames O'Kelly, cent, to be Ensign, without.
purchase, vice Hudson, who resigns. ,
ath Ditto,Sureon Thomai Duncan, from the FoOt,
be Surgeon, vice Cummings, deceased.
2ist,Ditto, Captain Clerk Caldwell, from the 7th Garrison
Battalion, to be Captain of a Compiny, vice I. L. Camp-
•bell, pl.iced on half-pay of the 7th Garrison Battalion.
Lieutenant Henty Paterson.,7- from the 96th foot; to be
Lieutenant, vice-De.Carteret, who exchanges.

• 27th Ditto.
, • To be Lieuten.aus without purchase,
Lieutenant the. Honoitraule Esine Stuart Erskine, from th.B
2d Garrison- gattation, vice Hastings, who exchanges.
Ensign iohn,Betty, vice Egan, who resigns. Ensign Tito—
rnas Moore.

To be Ensigns,

lames Adair, Certt..vice Betty. Tienry Beaufoy, Cent. vice
' Moore. • •
33d Regiment of Foot, Frederick Elope Paulson, Cent. to be
Ensign, by purchase, vice B,eauclerk,. promoted.
4oth Ditto, Lieutenant Abraham Wilkinson,. front the Lon.
•
- iloriderry Militia,;to be Ensign.
41st Ditto, Lieutenant 'Price Edwards, from the Wiltshire
Militia, to be Ensign.
48th Ditto, Captain S. Ford 'Whittinghattr, from the, 13th
'.Light Dragoons,, to be. Captain of a Company, vice Bowers
who exchanges.. Lieutenant. William. N. Watkins to be
. ditto, without purchase, vice Watson;.prornoted; Ens ign
Sh...i-p to he Lieutenant, withbut purchaie, vice
• Waugh, promoted. Ensign Richard Moose!! to be Lieute-
nanti vice Watkins. _William -Norma ~ Cent. to be En.
sign, vice Sharp. Benjamin-Smyth, Gent. to be Ensign,
vice Monsen., ' • • •

50`th-.Ditto,,Lieutenant Charles Brown,lrOrn the, East:Mid-
dlesex Militia to be Ensign.'
52d'clitio, Ensign Fiancis Whalley to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, dice Lord• lanes Hay, prombted in theigth West
India Regiment. •
56tiLDicto, Lieutenant P. S. Norman to be Captain of a
Company, without purchase, vise Frye, appointed, to the
3d Ceylon Regiment, Ensign Richard Armstrong to be
Idieuteniert, vice. M 'Coy, deceased. Ensign. Michael Hen-
-. ley to be Lieutepant, vice.Norrn.:n.•
57th Ditto Ensign Benjamin Hobliouse to be Lietitenant, by
purchase, vice Kirby, Nhnotcd.

• 40th Ditto..
To &Lieutenants; without purchase,

Ensign John Sterne, tram tne Bth West India Regiment,
Ensign Colin Hearn, t rom the 3d ditto. Ensign Peter Ken..
nedy- from. :the 6th ditto. Ensign . Alexander Rule, from
the Bth ditto.. 'Ensign -fames Miller, from the 6th-ditto.
Ensign Thomas Sheridan, .front the Bth ditto, Ensign
Thomas lack,from the 6th ditto, Ensign Thomas Smith
frorn.the Ist-ditto. Ensign [leder DoWnie, from the 3d
• .ditto.. Ensign, Mayne de Ravarier, from the 6th \ ditto.
- Ensign. Edward Fitzgerald, Prom the ist Ensign
Robert Ellison. Ensign C. F. Sterne. Ensign Clement
Saddlier, from the 3d West India Regiment. Ensign John
Mackay, from the 4th ditto. ensign Benjamin Webster,
frorn the tth ditto. Ensign Andrew Leitch, from ditto.
:Ensign"Ricr.ard Core. front the 4th ditto. Ensign Abra-
ham Myers. Ensign John Trewren, from the id West
lnd.a Regiment.

To be Ensigns,
Borgh Gent, vice Ellison. Charles loseph
de Fransiosi, Gent. vice Stehle.
69th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas. Magennis to be Captain of
a CiampUny, vice Corry, deceaseel.
73d Ditto, Captain Henry .Coane, from the 78th Foot, to he
rn
Captain of a'Copany,..vice Ellis, deceased.
76th Ditto, Nathaniel James Scott, Gent. to be Ensign by
purchase, vice Benson, promoted.
Sul Ditto, Lieutenant R. H. S. Malone, from the 7zst Foot,
to be Captain ofa Company. without purchase,vice Pynn,
proniotqd. Ensign H. S. Donnellan to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Barton promoted. !
84th Ditto, ,Lieutenant E. W. Martin to be Captain of a
Company by
.purchase, vice Forster, who retires.
nth Ditto, Major Christopher. Vowell, from theith Garri-
. .Son Battalion, to be Major, - vice. Colquhoun, placed on
half-pay of the 7th Garrison Battalion. Lieutenant fames
Moriirty, trom the Roscommon Militia, to be -E nsi gn .
95th Ditto, Second:Lieutenant- Robert Beckwith to be First
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Carr, appointed to theis'ili!

nraAeons. .-Lieutenant: Arthur Cry, froin the Sth
Garrison lhatalicui •to be Lieutenant, vice 111 acleani placed
on hal f•pay of the PBtri Garrison Battalion. , .
96th. Ditto, Lieutenant,' de Carterei, from the 3ISt Foot, to
be Lieutenant, vice Patterson,`Au eichatiges, '
99tn Ditto Assistant_ Surgeon Samuel Beroari, from the 11th
Roy,ll Veteran Battali,m, to, be Surgeon, vice-llunfan
ap-
, .
pointed. to ihe iSth oot. .
ist West India Regiment, Thothas kenah .Smith, Gent. to
• be nsign, witiut:. purchase, vice. Smith, promoted
„in
:the 69th Foot. John to be ditto vice Titzgerald,
• promoted.
2d Vitt.), Ensign Ilthes Nl‘Cabe frorn the 4tli•West India Re-
giinctit, to be Ensign without purchase, vice Trewren, pro-
i;;.oted in the both Foot.
- • , .