The Sun.
London, England, 1810-10-03 00:00:00

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We have strong reason to believe that a battle has
taken place in Portugal, and that it terminated in
favour of the British. An Officer belonging to an
American sloop of war, which arrived, yesterday
at Spitheatt,frotn Havre, went on board the Royal
William, and stated, that an account of MAssENA's
having been defeated reached Paris on the 28th
ult.—The news of the battle was, we understand,
generally circulated and confidently believed at Havre.

The following information was this morningposted
up at LLOYD'S :-•—•

Various reports are in circulation this morning
respecting the taking of LuctEN BIJONAPARTE, in the
Mediterranean, we believe the only account in town
has been received by this house from Bristol, of
which the following is a verbatim copy :
" BRISTOL, OCT. .—.Arrived the Hercules,.
SKINNER, from Malta has made her passage out
and home again in ten weeks. The Hercules brings
a report that LUCItII BUONAPARTU is taken in the
Mediterranean.-

The accounts from the North of Europe are of a
♦ery interesting nature : the intention-of BUONA-•
PARTE to get into his possession, by some means
or other, all the Ports in the Baltic, is so notorious,
that it has excited great uneasiness in the Courts of
Petett,burgh and Copenhagen; and will in all pro-
bability effea a change in the politics of those
Courts. That the latter of those Courts has refus-

ed to comply with BUONAPARTE'S demand of occu-
pying Zealand with 30,000 men, there is no doubt;
but whether it will have the firmness, or whether it
Las the power to resist that demand by force is a
question which we have not the means of answer-
ing. The military force of Denmark has been esti-
mated at 40,000 men; this estimate is, we are
convinced, much higher than the aCttial force, but
even admitting it to be correEt, it would be quite
insufficient to protect the Continental Dominions
of Denmark. We trust, however, that the Rus-
sian Government will feel the necessity of making

some efforts to preserve the North of Europe from
falling entirely under the vassalage of BUONAPARTE
' after what we have seen, however, we dto not like
to indulge any very sanguine speculations.

New• York Papers to the 2,d ult. arrived yesterday,
but they are destitute of any interesting intelligence.
It would appear from an article in the Aew York
Gazette. of the tbt, that the arrival of LUCIEN
BUONAPARTE was expeEted in America.
In contradiction to the Spanish accounts, the
French Papers state, that the siege of Tortosa is
drawing to a close, and that the rebels of Galicia are
disposed to submit to King JOSEPH.
BUONAPARTE having seized the States of the So-
vereign Pontiff. of Rome, presents us now with
the first as of his Government , there—the pay
ment of the national debt by the sale of the public
domains.

Mr. SADLBR is to ascend again very shortly iu his
balloon, before the Royal Family at Windsor.

THE LYCEUM.—The translated play of The
Stranger was represented last night at this Theatre.
,RAYMOND was very respectable in the part of The
Stranger, and Mrs. POWELL very affeding in that
of Mrs. Haller. In the last scene a Lady in the
stage-box was so much affected, that she fainted.—
Tike play was altogether well received.