The Sun.
London, England, 1810-05-14 00:00:00

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AMSTERDAM:, MAY 4.-.411.
Xing, attended abla
the Marshal and two Aides-de.-Chin, left
this city 4 half Phat !en this roorniog, tc) meet the
Emperor and Empress of France, who gte on our
frontiers.
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• INSPRUCK, APRIL ,20.—Yesterday
,a Military
Committee condemned to death tvaoyotnig
leans, who bad fled with their arm 4 into the moun-
tains'ain order to avod being enlisted into toe Bava-
rian service, and last night the. sentence Was carried
into execution.7—(ilmsterdam Courant, iloy 5.)
GENOA, APRIL 14,--The 47nelicr," Cootaill My
nard ; Penelope, Captain DulaordOu ; and ilcb iena
ne,
Captain Kerveguin, each Or 44 guns, and 320 men,
arrived here on the'Btft, afia'r a cruize of five days,
from Toulon. • -
PARIS, MAY 6.—The General of Division, Thie-:
bault, bas set off on his tett], nto Span. NI Lam,
bert, Inspeator of Reviews, who w.iS • to join ttre
army of Spain aS Inteadant-General, goes to that of
Portugal in the same capaCity. After the passage of
the Sierra Morelia, the taking of. Jaen, Cordovaa
Grenada, Seville-, and Malaga, and the blockade of
Cadiz, all the enemy's troops were dispersed. No
longer daring to shew themselves.in a piiclied bat-
- tle, they foitiented insorreations.at ions poi-as,
and formed pal ties, who• scoured the coot:try—
weak and ns!less efforts !. We subjoin sore ,ex,
traels of :the correspondence, containing the details
of, ,those akirmishes. , Such petty attain ate, in-
deed, of very little importance in themselves; but
the;publishing of them is. so far useful, as it makes•
known such officers as have distinguislied them-
selves, and refutes or prevents_ those false reports
which 'always find a ready circulation when any
length of tittle passes Without information of what
is going on in those parts which form the theatre of
war.
[The official articles which follow refer alm st entirely to
events of an old date, and of which we have be already in-
formed ]
BAYONNE, APRIL 23.--According to letters from
Madrid of the 13th inst. that capital continues to,
enjoy the greatest tranquility. Ganerat Bonnet his
'obtained important advantages overo ha Austrians..
_He made a. forward movement from Oviedo, across the mountain called Pajaresatojoiti Gen.Loison, who
was marching by way of Astorgaa Their juneition •
.was elfet!:-.tad, and a pretty considerable column of in-
surgents attacked and completely beaten. • Letters
from St. Andero and Bilboa onerition; -hat we took
4500 prisoners, who are on their march for. France.
Troops are incessantly .passing through this place for
Spain. It is stated as cattalo, that between 50 and
60,000 men ate on their irwch for that country.--a-
General Bognac corronaod;' the•artillery to be em-
ployed in be•sieging the fo,rtresseSof Portugal.
VIENNA, APRIL 2l.—dßesides the Grand Ribbon
of the Legion of Honour, his iNlaj+sty tile Emperor
Napoleon has also sent his Highntss the Archduke
Charles that of the Knight ot the same order:-..:
This packet-was accompanied with the following
loier.
" Monsieur,' aM
.greatly obligc'd
to your Imperial f-liptk,ss for having bean pleased
to represen me;-uion the occasion of my marriage
with the Arciiduciie.;s Maria Louisa. She arrived
:here. two days ago,..and I hive- renewed to her, with
heartfelt satisfatajiona. the, promises Which you made
to her in my name. Your Highness knows that
my esteem for you iss-of long s anding, 'and founded
in your eminent qualities, and your great actions.
give you an authentic proof of it,
Grand Ribbon of
113hereeilig.7Fitgx%..ioouuorsfFicicoenpotauir'.ce I° f alsotie request that yore.
will accept the Crois of the .same Lagion, which I
myself wear; and 'with which are: decorated
soldiers, who have been mutilated, or Who have dis-
tinguished themsebes in the field of honour. The
firs; of these decorations is a tribute due to your
genius as a General ; the second to your bravery as a
soldier. I pray God, my Cousin, -that he may have
you in,his high and holy keeping. .
." Your affeCtionate Cousin, •

" NAPOLEON."
Compeigne, March 28, 1810.

LORD COLLINGWOOD.—The remains of this d;s-
t;nguisi,ed ornament of his country were on Frid4y
deposited, with all due ceremony and respect, in St.
Paul's 'Cathedral..
•
The, weather, for some days past, has been the
coldest ever reinembereu at this season of tie year ;
there has been a sharp frog euery nigl.b4 and at this
time the Isle- of- Matin .and the Scotch Hills are co-
vered with snow. Some vessels, which arrived on
Sunday morning, had six incheS depth of sfibw upon
their decks, about an hour before they reached the
harbour.--r(Whitehaven Paper.)

SMITHFIELD MARKET, MAY 4c.
This day's
.Market was well*Sppplied with prime
Beasts, and the.show of Cattle in. other respeas was
considerable; •Veal is dearer than our last report;
Beef, Mutton, and Lamb, are cheaper; • Pork sold
at last price ; and the trade in.general was pretty
b,iisk.—The sales in the Hay Market were sornekvh-tt
lively ; Hay -and Clover \have fallen in price since
Friday's Market ; Straw has got up in price.—Ile
following prices aucl' nuMbers are a correct state-
ment :,--

To sink the offal per stone, of Sib. • Beef 45. 44. to 55. tod.. Mutton 4s. 64. to ss. &i. Veal
ss. 6d. to 7s. 2d. Pork ss. 64. to M. Oct. LOnb 5s 64. to
7s. 6d.
Beasts 2150.
Pigs 340.

Sheep and' tambs z 7,500. CAIVCS Z2o.

SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.
Ilay 51. os. ed. to 61. 6s. cd. Straw it. 18s. ed. ►o 31,
12S. od. Clover 61. os. od. to 71. los. • -

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CofiN-EXCHANGE, MAX 14 —The fresh arrivals
of. Wheat this day are short, but considerable supplieS
remaining on hand, owing, to the bt)yers being nu:
rnerotts and in request,. has the effect of an advance
Of about' Is'. per quarter ; ifirlry and Aildit vary b t
little; White Peas likewise; I3eans of- th two
kinds are deafer; there are short supplies ofe o.:ts,
and this trade alSo-cliart:r 2s. and 3.% • per quarter.;
[lour at an advance of tua sk.per sack.
Wheat - S?s alO s a iris" Tick Bens (old) us a 516
Fine ditto - - las a 122 S 'OM . . 24s a 26, a j•;i0;
Rye - r OS a 5,)s Poland ditto -33 s a 36s Q.]
Barley . - - - 345 a 47b Pbtatof: dittO LiSi oti a—S
Malt - - - 6Es a 76s 1 Rape Seed - .
White Pease -64 s a 70$ 1 fine Moot . - 471 a sz►
59. a ois
Grey ditto - -4. a It ic), 1 Secomis - - kis agog
Beans (oid), . 63 a 66a