The Sun.
London, England, 1810-03-29 00:00:00

EXTRAORDINARY GAZETTE.

CADIZ, MARCH 6.—h appears by accounts re-
ceived from Malaga, Maroelia, Estepona, Tarifa,
St. Roque, and Algesiras, that the French have eva-

cuated all the said places.

The American brig Eliza, destined from Corunna
to Guernsey, has been forced into Plymouth by con-
trary winds. The following extracts are from letters
received by this opportunity :
" CORUNNA, MARCH 1 .—The Gavachos (French)
have arrived at Astorga and Baneza to the number
of 8000, but they have attempted nothing yet.
They have evacuated Gijon, but not Oviedo.
" Our army of the left is to reinforcohe Eng.
Usti and Portoguese, and we hope a favourable re-
suit from their fortitude and patriotism.
" Our Gallicians go on well, and the Junta
exert themselves in every department for the.. pub
lic.security."
" MARCH 7.—The Junta is employed by every
expedient to procure arms, and a great. number of
small pieces of artillery have been already supplied.
We have much confidence in the existing Govern-
ment, and 19ok with little anxiety to the termina-
tion of the conflict."

The Princess of SAXONY, who was first destined,.
by rumour, to be the partner of BUONAPARTE'S',
Throne, is now intended for the brother of the Ena,-.,
press of AUSTRIA, the Archduke FRANCIS.
A singular report is in circulation, Sounded on the
authority of a letter from Paris, that NAPOLEON in-
tends, soon after his marriage, to place the Arch-
duke CHARLES on the throne of Spain. Although
we have long ceased to be surprised at any of his
projeas, we cannot readily give credit to this ru-
mour. It is also stated from the same source, that
all, the Members of the late reigning family of Spain,
now in France, are to be sent to South America
but 'we cannot perceive what object of BUONA-
PARTR'S policy is likely to be answered by such
an aa,

-Mr. MONROE, the Messenger,' brought over with
him from Constantinople, from the Grand. Signor,
as a present to his MAJESTY, a number of saddles
and horse-cloths, richly decorated with gold. and
silver. They were yesterday removed from the Fo-
reign Office V) the Queen's. Palace.
It is said that Mr. HUNT, the late Treasurer of the
Ordnance, who quitted this country for Lisbon, has
proceeded to America. It appears, that when he
was appointed a second time to the office, his Se-
curities, Sir CHARLES POOLE and Mr. DAVY, were
not renewed ; so that they are, luckily for them-
selves, not responsible.
Tuesday at noon, as a Gentleman was walking
along Flecr-stseet, he had his pocket-book stolen
from him near Temple Bar, containing Upwards of
30001. in Exchequer Bills.
The Horse Guards were under arms the whole of
.Tuesday aid last night.
Tuesday night, about twelve o'clock, a fire broke
out in the house of Mr. \Valmsley, carpenter, in
Hackney-road, which destroyed the interior of the
premises, together with the whole of the furniture.

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