The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-21 00:00:00

fore, advised this Government to call forth dvery fie'
source of the Southern provinces of Spain, and to
convey the requisite ar,•des in tie List insitince to
Santa Dona, a place in ' the rear of MorostetiOs
where I unaerstand -a magazine alight bit 101
with advantage.
\ 7. From this magazine you might draw forward
your supplies:to any other point which yor Might
think fit to indicate ; but the efficiency, of
whole arrangement: must depend in a great degr°
upon the proper selection and controul of the agents
for the collettion and conveyance of the Several ara
ticks required for your use.
S. Under a serious 411 d painful imptetis'on
didicOliies of your situation, and of the sufferings ut
your army, I fed the indispensable necessity of
communicating with you on the most minute de
tails at the subject of Jour distress ; and I there'
fore forward this dispatch .to ,you.:tintier • the -care'
of Brigadier-General Doyle and of Mojor
,strong, to wherti I request ybu,to state eU the Cl'r
cumstances of your situation,' althl'erry point co',
ue&ed With the rneaus of relieving your want-, 00.
of securing-you against _similar inconvenienco, it
you should think it vratticable or -advis ible to W
main in Spain.

9. As soon as these officers shall be fully sr
prizej.of your I,vislies and ititt-ntioni, I rOquesi 110
you will (Lied them to return to toe .4 ith .Y°lsl'
dispatches.
14i the meanwhile I shall not fit tw'use every
exertion to accelerate the etlints of this GOvegO'
mew tot your relief.

10. 'Van may be assured' that I .stutil trllt6`
proper opportunity of representing to this G‘)"
yerntoeut the ',rietels of toe Spanish arn,y,
you des:cribe iu your, dis;atch of the Sth
Augost.

Ili I.shall also recommend t) this (.4.,-..iernment
the defensive plan at
,oper t ons y,u acid
for the future condutt Spuish armies.
12. I have informed.Dpu Martin de Garyay oftbti
absolute necessity of comi4oniciting solk1) atikl
eluSively with. the Britisn'A,nbassador, he lea:;
assured we that he will hereafter adhere, without
deviation, to the rule !sta.)l:sll,-d in that respe,' L'Y
his Majesty's command. I hate alreAv
accji~i ,r-
-ed you with the rek4esentation. vili'ch I h !se au'
dressed to this Government on the 'sA;jeci 01 114
distress of your army, and the answer winch I 110#
received. , •

[ t'o be Cgrainued:l

On Sunday last a shocking accidont happened
to one of the guard of the Royal Cheshire al'
giment, stationed, at the Royal Alia ary
near Plymouth.. He had the 'chortle of a de:,erti'r
from the Royal Corn all regiment, who:, telog,an
invalid, was permitted to walk round the Hu,p'",.
Hepersuaded the centinel 10. go an‘i wit;
him;' which he did; 'Under ,otne ilre.euce
out and made cif. The cell' toe! -kruluing the 5C‘
vere punishment that awaited such co mind, ii,'"34';
d.ately . into a- desponding tit, :sr Ki when
,°.!
4:ity in the night
,iir.ed musket.,: by: a. string 1.49.1
tetid ;0 the trigger, and athrally bitri.v., off Lire Wl:f
,Of his--head. When the relief carn't! rUun,f, OW/
found him extended on tire- gr•ss,a Lifeless cotlY4;
He has left a `w4le, and three childreni;olanieiit
untimely fate.
, .
GHO4l* OF A DOG.—The followir, g
,whiins•
story is from a Dublin Paper A 4:trcuiosuro“-.`
attended with curious, but, we fear, :fatal 0.'1'1:
quences, has lately occurred in this Cit r. A Ci!,?-;
. belonging tO an Old woman who li‘ries, in IAIII
Tavern-street, was some time since scratched bY 3
dog, who, front - residing in the neichbourhool'
i used occasion4llY to visit her apartment‘ Aithet4ci
the injury done was v.ery‘trivial, the mother viewc.
;it as such a flagrant breach. of hospitality, that lit)
thing would satisfy her but the otiendees lite, de,
positive refusal of this
.awful.retribut.ion.-heirw 11).3
by the owner, she applied to 4—MEgktraie far t'e
order for his execution, which having obtained,
wAs suspended'over the Cpal-quay.wall,, andhavil
.hung a considerable time was cut down anddrol'Pe
into the river, Some friends of the daceased, .
ever, ciintrived', to: take, the body away Y,i
privalel,
and having' placed in, hot ashes, poured spirits 01
milk down the thrust, applied bottle:; of but waiet,
to the soles.of the feet, and adopteti other arePo
recommended for. restoring suspeodeti-aoitnialoP.l
Theireffor,ts so far succecd,d, that the (tog wit, !to,
about three weeks, able-to,
s. run: about as hatial• 1410
first use he made of his ne anima tionl was to Se
his old friends; but. having runinto the old ,`")'
.0„,„
man's apartment as he was,wont rtedo, she w''s
territied,.. having
.believed, him dead;, tluit she teat
into fits, and. now lies so dangerously ill, that g.ea
fears are entertained for her fat,.:•l):."

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CAAVESIND, JUvtt 113:.
Att-hrtd —the Ma'rs, Findley, from St. , John's; mod'
'Fluskinson, .trgra. the ,Leeward Isl.:ndsk; atlct-the'
cingstun, from St. Domingo.
Sailed -the Grinson, %Vil.ion, for lamkica ; ;and the -
:Ilame•Popham# 'Clements,, tor Lisbon.