The Sun.
London, England, 1810-03-17 00:00:00

PAPEHS.

Rs, 'ICH R.-The- niu: at War has re-
ceived a report from
..1:11-111,,l. f Castiglidne
dateaGerona,, Feb. :23,whereloy I pears that on the
20th a battle was fought in the plain' of Vech, where
our troops, commanded by Gen. SOUIIAM, were at-
tucked by the Spanish Catalonian anhy, under the
orders of its newly appointed Chief,Gen. O'DONNEL.
The insurgents made their attack with great fury,
but were repulsed at all point s,in which Gen. Soutt Ayr
was badly, but not mortally, I.vounJed in the head,
that the enemy lost 6,300 men in killed and wound-
ed, fled with the utmost precipitation, and retreated
to, the walls of Tarragona. O'llotiN.EL's intention
was; to destroy "the division of General SoutiAm,-to
blockade Oslalre, and to intercept the communica-
tion of our troops with France.- Our loss amounted,,
in the whole, to . 150 killed, :and 227 wounded ;
among whom are seven officers.

VIENNA, FEB. 24.—The sth of nett month seems,
to be fi;:ed. upon for the departure of her Imperial
Highness MARIA LOUISA, namely, immediately
after.the nuptial ceremonies and festivals shall have
been terminated: On the 2d of next ,month the
solemn entry of his Imperial Highness the Prince
of Neufchatel, as Minister Plenipotentiary of the
Emperor NAPOLEON iS to take place. The whole
retinue is to assemble at the palace of Schwartzen-
burg, and from thence the procession is to proceed
to the Imperial Palace. Or- the following day the
nuptial ceremony is to take plaCe:
On the 4th March the Archduchess is -to renounce
for herself and her issue all right of succession with
regard to any part of the Austrian dominions.

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On the Bth, the Empress MARIA LOUISA is to take
her departure. The Nobility is to-assemble ashort
time before her departure. Twelve Ladies of the
C-Jurt, fotli• Lords of the Bed-chamber, four pages,
and the Plince and Princess of 'ltauttnansdurf; are
to attend her Majesty as far as Brannan.

His Majesty the Emperor of the French has sent
part of his Guards to Brannau,with several Ladies of
Honour`, Lords of the Bed-chatnbt-r, and -high Of,
ficers, to receive his Serene. Consort in a manner
worthy of her Imperial Majesty. The Countess' of
Lazonsky, hitherto first Lady of. Honour to her
Majesty, is alone to attend hei to Paris, under the
tide of Lady of her Palace.

His Majesty's ship Szviftsure, Commodore Corry,
was seen on the 2d of February, in the tropic; in
lona. 60. 20. all on board well. She was in com-
pany with his Majesty's ships Goree and Aladin, on
a cruize from Bermuda. Admiral Sir J. B.
WARREN and family were all well when she sailed ,
a short time previous to which, Miss ANNE PA RKYNS.,'
. Sir J. B. WARREN'S nt,:cce,vvis married to Dr.FER
Judge of the Admiralty of that Island.
COMMON COUNCIL.—A Court of Common Coun-
cil was held yesterday, at Guildhall, to take into
.consideration a report from the Navigation Corn-
mince; reqoesting a loan of 6,0001. in aid of their
funds, which the Court agreed to.--A , motion was
made 16 rescind the Standing Order of the 4th of
February ,respeding addresses to his Majesty, Which
was negatied.—The sum of 200 i. was voted to the
Society of Friends of Forefe,ners in distress in aid of
their tun2s.