The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-30 00:00:00

lain any influence tLere. Portugal has been
ed I;ke Bengal, after the Indian fashion, (a l'l4.
dienne.)
" As. for the rest the English occupy, at tho 06-
of Lisbon, a strong position covered. w.th redoubts,l
in which they have collected cannon at every ki:11
that they could procure. The Prince of Essl'Ailio
drove them at the point of the. bayonet, groin
meida to ,the capitali that. is to say, for the space
So leagues. No obstacle has retarded his marcli.'"7
It is to this rapidity it is awing.that the tine "13
of the Tagus has remait.ed untouched, and that d
enemy had not an opportunity of ravaging anof
burning it, and which assures the subsisteno

the army for four or five montUs,
_ " The
,Prince
.of Essiing has thrown a Vaga
over the Zezere, two Ida de pout, u h clt are hire
pregnable. He 1135 also collected his magaz;i4es Bci
Santarem, which he is fottifying ; and has markt
out the 'positions to put it ow of the danger-°
a -Coup de main, for the purpose of assuring hl9

communications wi h his Stione places.
" The English army has a great many
There are also a great number of English deserter.s!
while there is not. one
.deserter from the . Five;
army. Every thing that has been published in tb
English papers upon this subj.. 6, and on a supPeses
t4mirie, which, if we are to believe them, Ile
-lasted -more than two months,. ate- so Ft-laq lidna
tales inverved to divert the people of EDO",
from the alarms which they have conceived
specting the fate of the &tilts!) army. he'
" There' have been ten days rain, but, the %vat
is now since become very fine. Our army has
feu' 'Sick. Our cavalry is principally fed 00 111"0
corn;of which there is great plenty : the horses '-
in good condition.
" The entrenched- camp Of the .English (or.
Lisbon makes their position respee-table 13111„.0
requires to be defended by /It) or 50,000- E""
troops. -
" The English fleet, with an immense nornber,
Of transports, is ancholed in the Tagus. Tl'e
5
vtlatrOn Of the wh.,le north. of Portugal is
bled* Libb.,n; in consequence of which an 1;(1:1,
menSe number of people are colle6ed there,
is protructiVe of great disorders and a circa"'`
famine.
As the Getfiral Of Brigade Lacroix *as Avalkill
on the banks of the Tagus, at Vida Franca, ili
friend; he was cut in two by a cann,
young General Officer was of great promise, and
-death i; much regieued.
" The prisoners on each side. have been e.
changed." '

MAI LS.
A R Waterford. Dug— i CadiZ,

liri, 2 W4terford

1' 11-1.

SALEM QUIS 111Cikt FALSUNt AUDEAT?.

L 0 N D 0 Ai,

rRIDAY, NOVEMDEA 30, 1810

,4 WrocliorCastle, Nov. 29, 'Si°,
Eight o'Clock, Y. M.
" His AttrusTY is not quite so well this e`''''paid
as he wa4 yesterday.

" Windsor Castle; Nov. 30' of
" Firs MAJESTY contjthies rhuch the same tti

as he was yesterday."

Signed as ti'tl3
..t
rtio,*
Vie this rriciining receik.ed the following
dates
nteresting Letter from Bristol, of yesterdaY'i ri
" Arrived thiS day•the Mary, from Lisbon
are received by her, dated Lisbon,7th, at3l'lj-ii
that on the night of the 14th the French brol`e,,p.,
their Camp and began to retreat in the dite36,
as was supposed, of Santarem ; that Lord Wr''''Llo,4
TON was in pursuit of them; and that 500 by
the
were
,sent up the Tagus." The C.iptain °I ovy
adds, it was reported at Lisbim,,that a hebtsf
firing had been heard in the French Canip tWO 114
previous to its being broke up.
Government have not received any
upon the subject :

We have received Paris Papers to the 5-'ut'lvtloo;
from which we have made some extraas• m-00(
NAPARTE has at length found it necessary t° fa:0:11
his subjeas with something like intelligence :00
the Peninsula, but it is given in such a soli otlie
way, that even the Parisians must doubt tri of
The account which BOVNAPARTE has publi6s6tor°
the state of the Army in Portugal is from tb3.isilio'
mation of a General For who had been Sent by
to
or
SENA to Paris. We have not room at Presiefo*
comment upon the • details given by Gelwra'..)
but our Readers will not have much-di °- 41tY-'l, ele
seeitaining the degree of credit to Which
titled, when they find him stating that <<lbere
not been one deserter from
.the French An*
w,

Yesterday both Houses of Parliament ITlth
Fri consequence of the highly favourable rei
11101
his Majesty's Physicians, a further adjourno
a fortnight took mace. ;4

The intelligence contained in our Port Liette:ri"lj
morning
is not-very important. Tncre is na f
from. Portugal. - ,ie co°,,
N
CORN-E4CHAGE, Nov. 30. Flinn the I°'l°'
trary winds' there are 'scarce any Ire3ll
t Grain in general coastwise; arid not
jC ~k,uv,
foreigni Wheat. on hand • plimeold 1/./
SA. per Quarter; very few- Sales are illaae iltr
1;11131e: andn ew, pTriciceks areßea
Beans,
se. considered
4i tr.ecii)ear a°o-arie(
kr cur withoUt variation.