The Sun.
London, England, 1810-03-31 00:00:00

cers, a Colonel, Stc. The rest were all left dead on
the field. The Marquis DE CAMPO VERDE com-
manded the Spaniards in the first aetion, and in the
second, with the- assistance of Don PORTA. A
patriot at Coruna had offered to. maintain 20,000
men, for one month.

The Badajoz Diaries of the gth, state the Spa-
nish Armies in Estremadura at 40,900 men,, con-
sisting of 26,000 disposable troops, and the garri-
son of that place. The Fl-ench,. after, a severe loss
before Ayamente, are said to have pbandoned that
place on the 7th inst. The inhabitantsof Lower
Mancha bad risen and killed several Spanish Trai-
tors;, they had proceeded to destroy the enemy
which gUarded the. road between Madrid and 4e-
vile ; and that 20,000 had !advanced from Valen-
cia for Upper Valencia-, in ord4r• to surprize the
points of New Castile.

Our Dover Letter now positively states, that
Flag of Truce was seen last night off that part,

• We received private letters and papers from Bar-
badoes this day to the 11th ult. It appears that the
necessary diminution of the garrisoirat"Martinique,
for the purpose of the Expedition against Guadaloupe,
had.i nduced the prisoners of war; and several of the irt-
habitants, to• rise Avid) the 'view of seizing Fort Ed-
ward but their plot was however suppressed by the
timely vigour of Gen. CARMICHAEL, whO on the 25111
ult. had been apprized .of their intention. The
discovery was made at the moment when the .Star
sloop of war was working out of Fort Royal Bays, but
was recalled, and assisted " in' tbe counteracting the
treacherous design.

NAVAL. NEWS'

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 29.—Arrived the French
brig privateer Le Naravois, of 16 18-pounders and
a complement of 148 men, from Bayonne, cap*
tared on the 2 tst inst. by, the Rhin frigate, Capt•
MALCOLM ; which ship was left in chase of another
privateer. The Naravois sailed on the 17th inst.
in company with three large brig privateers.
Arrived'the Clenantina from 'Greenock.
Sailed the Aimable frigate for the Baltic.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 30.—Arrived the Tweed
sloop of war, of 18 guns, from the. West Indies,.
and the Hawke sloop of war, of 16 guns, from the
Coast of Africa. Also the Formidable, of 98 gunti,
from Plymouth, bound to. the Baltic.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 28.—The Lady Pella') packet,
Capt. FIARVEY, is now off this port, frotn.Jainaica,
but it being late, cannot learn how long sbe has been
on her passage.
•

' DEAL, MARCH 30.—Arrived his Majestys shits
Tribune, L'ilimiable, and Tartgr, from the Wept'

Came down frotri the River the Canton and Gage,
East.lndiamen, and remain with a large fleet of
Outward-bound ; among them are th.e Indus, So-
vereign, Sir William Beasley, Diana, Phoenix, and
the Upton Castle, all for India.

The Right Hon. CHARLES YORKE has been re-
turned for the borough of Westbury.

A Court-Martial was held on board the Salvador
deliMundo, in -Hamoaze, on eight seamen of the
Naiad, Captain HILL, 'charged with mutiny, by
writing a letter to, the Lords Commissioners of the
Admiralty, in the name of the ship's company, re'
questing another Captain, &c.—After minute inves-
tigation, the 'Court sentenced three Of them to be
hung, four to receive corporal punishment, and Otte
was acquitted,Captain DURHAM, President.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at dig
East India House, when the extra ships Larkins,
Hele, and. Tyne, were stationed for Bengal direo.--
The destination of the Earl Spencer was altered iron?
Bengal direef, to Madeira, Ceylon, and BerQl.
NOLLEK4NS, the PHIDIAS Of hiti day, is at present.:
employed in making a bust of Mr. CANNING, 1°
the Marquis WELLESLEY.