The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-23 00:00:00

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IHE COMMISSIONERSjoi k 167114 L LING
His 111/17ESTY's N/11"V do hereby give Notice, That on
Thesda", the 4rh o/ September next, they lull! be ret:Ay to receit!e.
Lnders in 7c.riting /waled up),' and treat for such quantities of
PRI PtIE I RISII•13E h a.d PORK, sobs cured in the ensuing
season, as the rrtpeslive. Merchants and Deae, t tbetein may
kink proper to (ft, ; one-third pars thei:efl to be patk-d in Half

Puncheons, one-third part in Tierces, and one-sthi,d part in 4ar-
r'el4; to be deliwEed into his .11aies fy. s ualling &s es at lA, pi I ord,
.l'ortsmouth, Pipnwetb, ani Ca k, and into the Army
,Vilistatiing
Stores in St, Cal& bre' w, in reolar p•opktiorts each deter ip,
tion of Casks, by the periods u,de, menti,nei, nh'z.

One-fourth part of the whole by the 23t h February, if,
One-fourth part more, iv:, t 8 I

One-fourth part inure, 31st May, at z,
And the rernaining fourth part by the 15th jury, zSt t,
and to 6e raid for Bills payable, with interest, ninety days
after date.

The Conditkots of the Control 7 may he seen at Secretary's
Office, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. 7. 11. Dunsterville,'
Agent for tie Viqualling, at k to the Calee7orr o/ his Ma-
testy'r Customs at Limerick, Belfast, Newsy, and Waterford;
amt to the Postmaster..C,.orral at Dublin tespeelively.
N. B. No Tender for a less quantity than Two Tb,u7and
Tietsces of Beef, and Two Thou,a.,d Tierces of Pork, will be 4.1..
mitted ; nor will regard he had to any in which the Price shall
ru.4 be i,tsertd it word: at length, cr that shall not be delkiered to
the Board before One o'clock on the said Tuesday, the 4'h ofSep.
tenther next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some
Pe, son on t is behalf, attends to answer when called /or.

fr"IC I U tiLLIIVU-UPP ICI:, • :
7Nly t 6, 18 to.
'THE COMMISSIO NERSfor VICTUALLING
his Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That on Friday,
the 3d of August next, they will
,be ready to receive Tenders in
writing(scaled up), and treat for, Four Hundred Tons of GE.
E 0 A TEAL, to be delivered, on,e, half thereof in
One Month, •and the other half ih...One Month afterwards, into
his 11.1.,jesy.s Via:42lllv St:res at Deptfsr3, Pottstiv.uth, and
F?yinouth; inthe piorotiont under-mentioned, viz.

Veptford .
Portsmouth - .
Plymouth - .

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and lobe paid for' ay gills, flyable with h:terest, ninety days
alter date. •
The Conditions of the Cant,.o ,nay be seen at the-Seeretaty's
011icr.
No regard will be had to any Tender in Tubicb the Mice shell

not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to
tbe Board before One o'clock on the said Friday, the 3.1 of August
next, nor unless the Pests:: Tcho makes the Tender,
,or some• Per.
ton or bis tehal ',attends, to an vever b.rr called toe.

7 RAN.sl'ulif

July 9, 'Si,.
E CO MM/SSIO NE RS for Conducting. Ills
MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking
•
care of Sick and Muuded Sea men, and f;r the Care and Custody
of Prisoners of lVar, do herd!), give Pl:tire, that' 143' will be
ready at this (Ore, on Tharsday, the 241 of August, IBID, to
receive sca.'etd 'Anders, and treat with such Persons as' May be
willing ;o-contraf7 for ereHing and completely
_finishing FOUR
UWEL L'l N (; - (MUSES, and bii•AliNg a IIU ru aL-
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i.(iUN 0, attached to the N.ival li;spital at i,l; wadi).
N. Tender will be received after One OTIVek cm the Day Of
Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for
personally attend. Each Tend?, must be accompanied by a' Letter.
fr,frn two respcctable Persona, engaging to become bound .12 ith
Per son tendering, in die Sum of soool, for the due petformince
the Contract,

, Farther Particulars rm.!), 6e known. 6, applying at :b#. Office,
lubrie the Drawing, and 4eciis"calions if the .rerpefiive ,kr

via" he seen.

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ThTTERCEPTED CORRESPONDENC:E.

reontiniled from Saturday's Paper.]

ttanslation of Report of a Person of Integrity einplqed to
kain Information at Salamanca.

wit twit t dare.
An official account has beeri received here of the
approkh or entrance of- the English or Spanish
trooa.s to Astorga, in consequAice of Whith, 600
men of :he 65th regitnetct marched yestaday, .and,
to day 800,: with 4_ pieces of cannon,, and goo'
horse, and
-to-morrow more tr(ops leave this; so
hat very few !cumin, with Orders, to ch..e.np some
Of the gates, leasing the subordinate Getictfils,
Ins,Tedors, without t eir usual guard. Yes-
terday, orders were issued for the tout evance of
the s'ck to VAsdolid, hower;:r, h:5 not
been effected, for want of means of transport, and
the necessity of sending as Considerable an escort
with a few as w,th. many ; they are reparing to
send them off to-Morrow, a circumsince indicative
of much fear or much precaution. It would be
des table to cause a diversion towards Banos, even

were it not with more than 4 or 5000 ah-nry, which
would also serve to colieet th 4 disperseJ. ivNor
had all last night in realness an escort of 40 dra.
goons to accompany him to Astorga, where l!e in.
tended to make some arrangements, but has sus-
pended his design.
It is reported that troops have marched from
to Z tmora, where they have col-
lected a force of 8 or 9000 men. The. brigade of
the Bth corps, which set out tor Banos, has not
. .
since returned. -For several days past; many cars
of, sick and wounded have -been constantly arrking
hers from the sth corps, in which a very sensible
diminution is. perceived : it is also known
.that the
soldiers fight with a reluatanee extremely mortify-
ing to MASSENA : it is added, that their papers and
private letters, up. to the 2411, make nd ment‘on
of reinforcements having at rived in the country ;
and as they are persuaded that their actual fotce is
- not sufficient for the enterprize, they flatter theta-
selves with a beiet that serious uegociations are

waking for a general I:eace.
Provisions are here extremey scarce, for which
reason MASSENA has given 20,000 Teak to Ole Cur•

regidor, in order to purchase grain, fOr which pur.
pose persons have been commissioned to Tierra de
Arrevalo, Madrid, and Campos ; at present, they
are obliged to feed their horses with green forage
having nothing else, a circumstance which renders ,
theiil nearly useless.
• The Castilians are so harassed and oppressed, that
on the least appearance of an English or Spani,h
army, thousands of.them would fi,,ck t 3, and Gil' -
course considerably increase it. A proof of ihis is
• the infinite number of Guerrilla parties throughout
all Castile, which daily annoy the enemy, intercept-
ing the communications, andobligirig them to much
in strong detachments, 'notwithstanding the reportr
continually spread by 'the French and thosein their.
interest, calculated to discourage the inhabit: n:s,
persuading-them that the English will not support
the cause of Spain ; they are, however, %ell 'con-
vinced' of the contrary. Their heavy 'artillery is at
a' stand near San 'Violins, and tr,rm the ince'ssant -
rain for days past,' it" will -be ,ero retnely difficult to
move it forward. Their cavalry must th.ve sorier-
ed very much, if we may conctuLie from tie
num-
ber of dismounted soldiers and useless horses which
we have seen pass to Penaranda and Cants de
Piedra.

Another, dated Jane 12

No troops hate, nor can march out to day. Ilene
are very few byre, and it appears, they have coun•-•
deuce in those they have sent ottf, as also,thoseSia,
tioned in_Zatnora and Toro. It appears to sue ,not
uni:nportatir to add, that the total,ot .she troops tio-
dtr NEY, JOtsor, and Lotsotir-Which are station-
ed `from here and Ledeiina to Ciudad Rodtiv, in-
cluding the brigade which marched to Banos, mid
Which 'has returned to Taimmes, may amount
3tj,ottu or 3i3,000 men; 6000 of which, or more,
is c;iv.dry: (4 this nutubcr, there is datiy a con-
siderable diminution -; and more than the half, par-
ticularly • the cavalry; are raw troops, audreasy to
defeat, by routing the £d div;siou of MAItCHAND
and AlEitmET. .

The Colonel of the 65th Regiment of 'Dragoons
Writes to the Paymaster for matey to pay hilt irOop,
which hate not received any for 10 months. Nist
has.pocketed the greater part of the contributions he
iais:(l, add MASSENA has- distributed among the
Othcers •of his Stail, a small quantity of money
whi-r:o he brought trots Franz. Nit' s nut cun•

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10 with NIASARNA'S appOitthtleald the Command,
ii a eis, he with NeY nor Ju NOT, nor do these latter

tvirri agree among themselves.
AlAssEsA has returned here ; the heavy artillery
i 4 at a stand at St. Munos, and two 18-pounders,
‘vith twd mortars which remained here, were taken
forward. A quantity of ammunition and biscuit
has been also sent from here. On the 3d, 46 died
in the hospital, and their sick amounts to 3000.
(A corral Translation.)

CAIZROL.

xtrads from Letters intercepted in the Province of La

Mancha.

No. I—ls a letter from the intrusive King to Ge-
neral Soult ; states, that he expects fresh troops ;
that Massena comes to Spain to attack Portugal, to
facilitate whicb, the siege of Badajoz and Ciudad
Rodrigo, is necessary.

No, II;--Letter from Madrid states the Guerrillas
from thence to Andatesia, to be, numerous and

troublesome.

No. lll;—Prince Wagram. to Duke Dalmatia,
mentions Buonaparte's rlers relative..to General N.
moving against St. Andare, with Ist, 3d, and 6th
auxiliary battalions. •

No. IV.—From the same to. the same. Com-
municates. orders to detachments of Hanoverian
Legions to march from Bayonne on 13th May,. and.
join 6th corps at Salamanca ; also to Goo Hessians to
arrive-at Madrid on 20th of June; also to 550 in-
fantry of Division of 'Vistula, to proceed from
Bayonne to Saragossa, to join 3d corps of army.

Froth the same to the same. Remits the route
by which ;the Imperial Guards march to Burgos ;
computed at 2800 cavalry, 4290 infantry, 490 ar-
tillerymen, wiih-20 guns.
o. V.—=From a pan narned Bugne, or Barillon,
of or from Seville.. Doubts fthe'conquest of Sinai«,
unless the Emperor comes; stales the public spirit
to be very bad ia Madrid ; that the Spaniards reqUire
much rigour and chastisement, and are not to be
persuaded by words.' The city guarda'haVe lost the
confidence of the EMperor—the relieving guard is
not trusted with arms, but receive ,those of the guard
they relies'r •e.'

No. Vl.—From Victor to Count Cesacexplains
the reduced state of the troops, composing the Ist
corps of the army, in Fort St. Mary—that they have
tiot received pay for eight or nine months—provi-
sions very scarce, and:no assistance from the inhabi-
tants--4ears that 'the English and Spanish Getteras
'twill avail themselves of his soldiers' miserable situa-
tion, and induce them to-desert:
No. Vll.From the 'Same to the,sanie, on same
subjea, adding, that he'enemy are pi-odigal of gold
amongst his indigent troops.
No. Vlll.—From Prince \Vagram on same sub-
jea-.

- No. IX.—From Duke Dalmatia, relative td the
organization of a corps to be commanded by General
Bel Hard at Cuenca, and of a similar corps command-
ed by General Hugo in the neighbOurhood of Si-
guenza and Molina. From Massaredo to Salitdo—
mentions Joseph Buonaparte's plan of opening,a com-
munication between river St. Pedro and the Troca-
dero.

No. X.—A letter from O'Farrilt Minister of•the
India Affairs for the intrusive King, to Don Joseph
Maria Navarro, thanking him for his kind offices for
promoting his interest in North America.
No. Xl.—Letter from a prisoner in --,
statei, on V6lll April 1,000 men passed through
that way to Spain, and it was said 50,000 more
were to follow.

No. Xll.—From General of Artillery at Salaman-
ca, to Marshal Soult, says that the original number
of 28 pieces of battering artillery as destined against
Ciudad Rodrigo was .manifestly insuffiaient, that
the.present number will probably be sufficient, .but
not by any means too numerous ; says the town is
, .
in good ,state of defence—speaks of an assault, and
hopes it niay surrender i❑ 1.5 or 20 days after hav-
ing opened a breach.
No. Xlll.—From General Darmanack to Soult,
says, that the number of Guerillas in La •Mancha,
oblige the French to concentrate their force.'