The Sun.
London, England, 1810-12-01 00:00:00

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1810.

" Windsor Castle, Nov. 30, iSzo.

" HIS MAJESTY has had some, hours sleep in the

course of the day, and appears better this evening."
" R. REYNOLDS.

" H. HALFoRD.
" W. El tIiERDEN.
" M. BAILLiii.
" R. WiLus."

N witosr,r Castle, Dec. t, IS(0,
" HIS MAJIISTY has not pissed a very good night,
but is much the same as he was yesterday.
Signed as above.

No accounts have reached town this day tending
either to confirm or to contradict the Letter which
we yesterday received from Bristol, stating the re.:
treat of MASSENA that that 'Letterrests entirely
upon its own authority, and our readers will judge
for themselves as to the degree of credit to' which it
is entitled. We were favoured yesterday with the
sight of a TLe tter, which is dated Lisbon, g o'clock
In the morning of the 13th. This Letter states, that
it was generally supposed at Lisbon that some event
of iwpottance was about to take place, because all
leave.of absence had been recalled, and many 9fF.-
cers, whose wounds, were scarcely healed, bad left
Lisbon to join the at•niy.

We- have extracted from the French Papers, the
arrival of which He announced yesterday, some de-
tails respecting the state of affairs on the Peninsula.
A mare meagre, unsatisfaapry, and confused ac-
count, it is impossible to conceive. After the
oceans of. French blood which have been shed in
Spain:(in a cause in which France is not interested)
merely to gratify BUONAPARTE'S personal ambi-
tion, he has at' least condescended to give his
subjeas something, which he is. pleased to call
information, from which it is •impossible for
them to coiled, whether their arms have been
successful or unsuccessful, nor to form any 'con-
jeaure as to the sacrifices which they may yet be
called upon to make, to promote the views of their
Tyrant. L is true 13uoNAP.Artzt says.that his troops
are driving the Brigands in every direaion—that
they are every where vi&orious ; bus the has been
telling the people of France the same story for two
years and a half, and they will naturally ask how
happens, that after so long a period ibf uninterrupted
success, the war is still to be carried on 'in -every
Province of Spain.

These Papers give us no particulars respeEting the
march of DitOtET'S army. It .however, stated
that General DUMOUTIER,,with six regiments of fu-
sneers, had gone to Valladolid, to join the other corps
of the Guards there, and to form a reserve to
DHOUET'S army, which will then amount to 20,000
linen but no dates are mentioned. •

We this mornirl received Letters and . Papers
front Barbadoes to the sth October, but they bring
no news. We are happy to find that the troops at
Barbadoes have been very healthy.

We have also received a letter from Antigua of
the Itth Oa. which states, that a conspiracy' had
been discovered in Guadaloupe, the objed of which
was to restore the Island to the French ; several
persons had in consequence been sent off the

We underitand, his MAJESTY will shortly remove
from Windsor to the Queen's Palace, for the con-
venience of the Ph) sicians, and that he will come
to town as soon as his apartments can be got ready.
The QUEEN and PEINCESSES will also of course re-
side at the. Palace.