The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-14 00:00:00

CERTIFICATE.

Dec 4. j. Tuson,, Chicksattd-street, Mile-end, builder.•
C. Audis, New Boswell-court, money-scrivener.
W. BOwles, T. Ogden,. and Windnam,. New Sarum,
• • Wilts, and I. Barrow,' Shaftesbury, bankers
I'. Loud, Devonshire-street, Queen-squat. piano-forte-
maker. •
Knot, Margate, Kent, shoe-maker.
T. Lister, King•► trcet, -Holborn, coach-plater.
K. Porth, St. Alban's, shopkeeper.
WarrniAtuil, Newcastle, tallortis.liire, butcher..
R. Sanderson, jun. IcingSion-upon-ti ill I, grocer.
Livermore. seri. Chelmsford, grocer. •
S. Aydoti, W. Elwell, and S. Elwell, Shelf, Yorkshire,
iron- trim .cterS .
I. Delany, Liverpool, draper.
. Perkins, Queen-street, London, wholesale stationer.
S. Parker, South. Lambeth, underwriter.
T. Thomas, Charterhouse.square, jeweller.
I. Du.;den, Shepton Mallen, winker.
S. Easton, Dover, br.tody!olerchaut.
A.:SuMilie, Lane-end,. Yorkshire, cotton-manuf46.lurer.
lc. Kenneiti Citeapsicte, hatter.

• Lord W6,LiNGTON'S triple line is strongly forti-
•fiecf,- both by nature and art. A mass of mountains
'stretch froth Torres Vedras to Alhandra, from Ea'"t
to West, at,d from ,North to South to Lisbon.=
•Thetrnain military road is from Alhandra to LiS.-
bon ; it is &fended by batteries on one.side, and
flanked by our gun-boats and sloops on the Other.
The.iir'portant p;.sses of Gtveleiros,, Matra, Mon-
teeheciue, and liucellas, are all fortified by redoubts.
There is -not a road, however small, that intersects
any part of that imiss of mountains that is not de-
fended by cannon. Supposing. Lord WELLINGTON to
be driven from his tint line, which extends fora
Torres Vedras to Alhandra, he has a second to retire
to;'eetending from Mafra Alverca, there is.yet a
third not lessstrong bet ween that lineand Lisbon: The
amount of cannon by which these positions are de
-
-fended, is 488 of ditierent calibre, from 24 down to
6 pOunders. Add to this, that these positions, tines
strong by art and nature, are occupied by alarge,l3ri-
tish artily, and by a Portuguese army that has proved
worth:, of tigcbting in the same ranks with fife
British.

T:!e Rornah sloop of war, Captiin WHoREwOOO,
arrived on l!riday from the Mediterranean. She'
sailed, f:urn Gibraltar on theFoth nit. with f 2.8 sail
', of transports and merchantmen un _ter convoy, 13
sail of which parted convoy Off Cape St. Vincent,'
in bad weather:- the only•sliips arrived with her are
the Flora auk" Tior2zl-y transports. The Roman left
tile Norge and Onnz at Gibraltar. The garrison
was very healthy,,tliough there were four tr:aisports
laying .in the Bay; with 'deserters from the French
army. .in,the suitir.part of Sp.dn, which had an in-
fc.Aious fever on board, but they were kept uncle).
sfrict ,rittarant i and_ no communication- whatever.
allowed to take plac. betwixt- them 'and the shore.
Tiiev 'came fi orn Ciithagetia.--CaOtains GARTH,
POA as::, and Vs v tor 4, of the Navy, at 6 arrived pas-,
serigers in the '
, A private: ,ok the name of Frederick Hag
man, a•desertcr Irorn the 2d battalion of the King's
German Le ion,
.clandestinely entered the house oc-
cupied by Earl' Camden on the Marine Parade,
.Brighton, about seven o'elock• on the evening of
Tuesday, gained at. admittance into her Ladyship's
•ohainber, and -r.i.fied: her drawers of trinkets, wear-
ing apparel, and other valuables. ,He was appre-
hended lying in, a ditch in a field between Shore-
h;tm and that• sown, having attempted .to cut his
throat when he found himself pursued.
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