The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-23 00:00:00

EXTIIAORDINARY CORUNNA DIARY, MARCH 2a.

His Excellency Don M. n has received the for-,
lowing official Report, and communicated it to-this
superior Junta. . .

" MOST EXUZLI.EpIT
" I detached _yesterday an Ofa-ei., some
troops; to ascertain the truth of an account which
was current here, that no enemy was to be found-
from this place to Cotnbratano. The Officer re-
milled at seven o'clock at night, and it appears by
his report, that the above account is perfealy cur-
rea. In Monte Aligre,• the enemy have an ad-
vanced party or :200 foot, and 25 horse,. two and an
half kagtes horn. Morubibro. - • -

1 " E. P. ATITEIMWETA."
GELERI CO, Aratr, 2.-The French still maintain
themselves in Sahlusanca, but their number is un-
certain; some say 12,000, others 20,000 men. The
advanced parties of the English, it is saki, are this
day to arrive in St. Faces they are at present in'
Barba de pored. ,
It would seem that the French intend to.conCen-
trate their main force in Salamanca.
This day arrived here 12 deserters, 10 of whom
were Irishmen and two Germans.
CASTELLO RonaiGo, MARCH 31...--The follow-
ing letter has been received here, the contents of
Which I shall be happy to find confirmed :
The intelligence which a messenger seht to
Salamanca brought back, is, that the French who
arrive it; Salamanca, do not stop there, but imme-
diately proceed to Madrid, in consequence of a se-
vere defeat sustained by this army in Andalusia.
LOISON'S head=quarters are its Ledesrna, and Mmt-
CHAND'S its Taril.illleS."

ELVASi MARCH 31.--,-intelligence has been re-
ceived that BA LLESTEROZ has attacked and defeated
the French, and took .400 prisoners. It is added the
remains of the French division which was engaged
111 that a&ion are zUrfounded
.by BA LLESTERO3 and
CoNTU AR.

Oeotcro, APRIL 7.—The tidings lately received
from all parts are of the most favourable description.
The French every where meet with the most 'yip-
row resistance, and the. perilous situation in which
they are placed is no doubt the cause .of that disa,
couragement whiCh at present oocasions the nume-
rous desertions of-their troops employed in Split].
The re-animation of public spirit in Spain, and
the adoption of the only system which can save the
Peninsula, and which consists in the closest con
met ion with our allies, and a boundless confidence

iti their generous and tried friendship, Will prthe
the more destruetive to the enemy, as his et-lints
are generally directed to sow discord and suspicion
among the nations which he wishes to oppress,

in compliance with a -Requisition signed by near
seventy of the Livery, the .LORD MAYOR has ordered
a Common Hall to be convened on Wednesday, the
2d of May, " •to.take into consideration the alarm-
ing aSstimpt ion of Privilege by the Honourable the
'Hou.e-of Commons, of arresting and imprisoning,
during pleasure, the people of England, for offences
cognizable•in the usual Courts of Law."
Yesterday being Easter Sunday, the Arclibisbpp
of YORK preached before the Nobility, at the Chapel
.Royal, 'St; Jame.s'S Palace. There were present the
Duke of YORK, the Bishops of LoNnotv, Wotuccs,
T.Ett, C4ax.ist.p, and SALISBURY, &c. &c.