The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-20 00:00:00

bribed' lrome /trench soldiers, ahcl even officers, to
serve under Marquis de la Romana.' The•elergy, it
is said, are the chief sources of all this mischief. We
shall all merit our passports to heaven in this cpun-
try. There are Many who have. already OkVed
them), if suffering gives any claim to them. '.411 thB
soldiers must go thither straight, for they have stlf-
tere,l dreadfully in Spain,. whether from fatigue or
abstinence. They perform peudance sometirtet,-but
it is by corripulsion. They have been often three
days without bread, which in all conscience is fast-
ing enough. All that I wish for is to die in
.the
field of battle, and instantly, -rather titan fall into
.the hands of these murderers, -who prick us with
their knives, and before they kill us subject us to
themost cruel tortures. This I 'can speak from
occular demonstration. They murdered a soldier of
the 88th regiment at Seville;* he had more than
thirty knife-wounds from the head to the, belly:
The !oldier -being' overtaken in liquor, they all 'full
on him in in operi day, arid stabbed him with their
large knives in the manner I have described.
" Seville is 'a large city, ; its environs are lett
pleasant. Fountains, Walks, magnificent gardens,..
orange-trees, loaded -With fruit, every thing wears a
smiliitgaspet there but the inhabitants. These we
criirging, hypocritical, viewing us askance with one
eye, and threatening us with the, other. There is:
no wintei here, but a 'perpetual spring. . It is as
warm here in , the month of January as it is in
Frante .in the month* 01 June.. Swalows • are
cominoti-in February-. Bread is very ',dear thiee
pounds for sevenpence halfpenny. A bottle Of wine
costs tetipence; tither articles bear a proportionate
• price. .

" At this moment the troops arc badly off. We
receive nothing from-France, no-clothing, no shoes,
no shirts. The soldier, is obliged to cloths and suu-
sist -himself. Since I have been at S:ville I have
worn out two pair of shoes. But it 511;,,s ere to
.be distributed, should not be obliged to pure hae
any. When I have no money, I•Blll.ohtigeci to
tns- own-linen. You may judge troM ttn, how w
off we ate. Hoge is not caetui to change tits a,.ca
often, 'he is eaten up by vermin.: Many ut-. ih‘ sol-
diers liave.died of this inaledy. I's.la:ty die LA grief
at -their wretched condition. Money dues a gi-..at
deal here. It creates officers. Whet, t,..' Colonel
of a regitnent sees anon-- cummisSioneu office., More
cleanly in his appearance than'tin• rest, hi beconis
a tentive to him, awl real uy ihu, with himself
fiere is a serf 'art, or a serje, nt.m.iiter,who is well
clothed, of a itandso., e figtne, and w I us.: friends are
apparently in" easy circulnsta. ces.' Such a mauls
sure of being appoint.d eat offi.er, and five
,or
.of my comrades have obtained cuminhsions nn ibis
way liot Jong since. I have succeeded one of them
as serjrailt-tuaj.tr, which I fisse now bean two
mouths. I c,,nclude with embracing you and all
the family, and am for ever, ' .
" Your faithful and devoted Son,.

" CARRA."

The following is my addreSs Caere, Set-jeant-
Major of the Ist oomph), of the 3d battalion of the
,80th regitnent,of the line, at Seville ; sth corps, Ist
divisioh.! • .

P. S: When first, we entered Seville there were
300 pieces of cannon• on the walls; and it ontains
as fine a foundry as c'an be seen. Mewl, 'for
which acknowledgrnents are given, is very stow in.
coming. Three mo -ails ft-quer:ldr elapse between
the t-,:eeipt of the acknOwledgment 'and the receipt
of the money.

(A true copy:)

CARROtY.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

-' • MONDAY, JUNE 19. -
• The order for for a Commitiee of Rriviieges on the
Borth wick Peerage was discharged, on the motion of.
the LOrd Chancellor, who said he would nieution the
subjeol to-morrow.

the Registrar of the Admiralty Regulation- Bill
pas-d. through 'a Cortina-ince and was reported.
The Surcharge-Bill,. the Irish Arms Bill, and the
Vote of Credit Bill were read a third -time and
pssed. 7
On- the third reading of the Aivropriation- Bill,
the Earl of Lauderdale and Lord Holland moved
amendMents, the former with reference to the Cale-
donian Canal; and the latter respetting tire sum
voted for the Clergy; which were !revived and the
81,1 passo: V
On the motion of the Earl of Lauderdale an order'
was made directing the fulfilment of a former order
for copies of the Acts of Sederunt, of the Court of
Session in Scotland.

PLACES OF
I Lord Viscount SIDIMUTH observed upon the
great and increasing evil which arose from the want
of a sufficient number of places of worship of the
established ChUrch, and, the want of means of ac-
commodation for communicants of that Church in
populous parishes, in consequence of which many
-persons-of the establishment were ioduced to attend,
Dissenting meeting Houses, rather than not attend
any place of.vforstilp. The increase of Meeting
.HoUses beyond that of places of worship:,of the
Established Church, might be aitributed to several
causes. The Fortner were erected for a less sum,
and in addition, difficulties 'frequently occurred re-,
speding the latter, relative to the right of pre.
sentation. A facility also arose.in the former cdse,
fr lin Dissenting Alioisters haviubo- other occnpation't,
and therefcce being satisfied with less for their ser;;
vices at the Meting Houses, than could support a
clergyman of the
.Estatlllished Church. It was there-
fore a subject deserv\ng of serious considsration, and
ip order that the House might have.information be-
fore them relative to if in the next Session; his Lord-
:ship moved an Address to,his Majesty, praying, that
the Archbishops and Bishops might be directed to
prepare in their respective dioceses, to be laid before
:he House, a statement of the number of places of I
worship of the 'Established Church in parishes hay-
ing a popukition of !ANY and- upwards, with the
number Of persons such places of warship are capable
of containing : and also the number of Dissenting
Meeting Houses in such parishes:
Lord'Hor-LAND had no objeetion to the motion,
but remarked upon the statement of his , Noble
Friend relative to the superior cheapness of Dissent-
ing Ministers, observing that the luxury of the Esta- ,
Wished Church had been found too dear for the in-
habitants of .ramaica,who would Apt pay the.ainount