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

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He.W.Quarters, Gibraltar, Feb. rt,
" His Excellency the Commander in Chief here•
by orders, that all Genoese, Italians, and other per•
sons who are natives of any country tinder the do-
minion of Prance,'and who have arrived in thissar-.
rison since the year 1801, shall immediately quit
the Place, unless they shall have a Special Permit of
residence from "the Town Major's Office for that
pnrpoe. - •

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"• An exception:is made for the present, in favour
Of such are employed in the King's works, or
who have licenses to work'as truckmen, porters) or.
boatmeti,-all-Of whom will be required to wear dis-
tinauishing Midges, -which will be furnished
.for that
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"‘'Etild his Excellency the Commander in Chief
hereby warm all housekeepers, that it is his intention
to bider a rigorous search to be made for all foreigners
of every' description who have not permits of resi-t
deuce; -and that any who are found so harboured
*ill, with such. housekeepers so otlending„ subject
theMielves to be tried and punished by a Court.,
Martial, on Martial 'Law being proclaimed, in this
Garrison, which measure his .excellency
~is deter-
mined to adopt, if it should: be found necessary to
enforce obedience to this Proclamation.
By Command, •
cc R. WRIGH,T, Secrplary."
In the Gazette of the I.7th we find'ihe following-
pal ticulars relative to the destruation Of forts St:
Philip and St. Barliara, which the enemy must re-
build ere .they cart, lay a regul,r.siege. to Gibraltar.
" The approach of tie -French troops. to..thit,
neighbourhood r,-ndering it ab..-9lntely necessary that
the forts and line's in toe vicinity of the garrison
should be destroyed, to prevent their being oc,,u-
pied by the enemy, on the et ening of the't 4,th Fe-
bruary torts St. Philip and Barbara mere blown up:
‘‘ A large party of miners, und,r the-direction of
Lieutenant-Colonel; Sir CHARIAS HOLL,OWAY, and
the other
_Officers of Engineeri, were eniployei for
some da)s:ttl.sinking mines for that purvose.
Every part of the garrison facing tLe *anis!'
lines was crowded-with spectators, to .witnes.s the
was truly grand and piCturesytie,,
'and. perfeCtly answered the effect which was intend-
ed; the entire front of both forts, being blown into
the ditch,- and the whole rendered a complete traa63.
of ruins.

" Large parties of the inhabitants why volunteer.
ed their services in aid of the military, have also been
for several days employed it) levelling the lines `be•
ttkeen the forts.

" A coitliii!) of the enemy's troops entered Malaga
a few days ago. •
"On tii6 14th,- 'a body of bet Ween two and three
hundred-01 the enemy approached Aige*as, which
waq entered by an Officer and twenty men, who re-
tired again, carrying off 2000 hard dollars, wits
some provisions and tobacco.

• A large reinforc mint of troops, under the com•_
mac►dot Ciener,,l STUART, has arrived 'at,Cadiz."

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• A Russian. House which slopped payment yester,
day for a few hours duly honoured all its acceptances
,in the evening Laving lode(' io its cash
to a much "greater amount than the deinaiids upon it.
A disappointment in money Concerns was the cause
.of the temporary s.toppage.
. Circular letters 114,C been, Gvritten by the Ss...
CRETARY at WAR, orcirrtng the Local Militia to be
Called out for training exercise for 21 days bet Ween
the monthS of April and October next.
THE OAAToato,—;We have riot room to do •jui- •
tice.-.zo Ole admirable matiherin which this suhliine
species, ofq.c..:atertainment was last night brought :Dr-
Avard.u4aer iheconduCt of the rl s i.Eys, dt Covent 4
Glirdittiqtkatre. The. seleelion was Chiefly from
2'Yze lifesliuk, and other works of HANDEL. The
gr,eat puta.c.tion of the evening was CATALANS, who
was received with all the liberality of a British au-
dience; and all the zeal' of admiration due alter su-
perior talents. ...She gave a part of " God save the
King," " Angels ever &ight," " Holy, holy," and
a Scena, in a beautiful and 'impressive style.—..BßA.•
HAM never sung with more bkid. The • whole per.
formance went off in the best inanner,' and was
warmly applauded by a crowded. and elegatit au-
dittok. •

On the 24ttrult. at Aberdeen, Mrs. Captain Russel, of
the Royal Navy, or a Son'.
On Tuesday ti'e 6th inst. at Little Parke, Hants, the
Lady of form Vad,li.,,,ron. Esq. of a Sort.
At Btitwell-Hout,e, 4ucits, the Lady of the Hon.'George
Irby, ut a Paugnter.