The Sun.
London, England, 1811-01-30 00:00:00

PORTUGUESE PAPERS.

LISBON, Dec.- 3 1 accounts which we re-
ceive from Spain, confirm .the important political
intelligence (Which is confirmed by an article (tom
Seville), that Buonaparte wishes to unite the entire
,of the Continent to the. French Empire, without
taking Joseph into consideration, and that he trans-
mits his orders dirett to Sault, whom Buonaparte
appears to prefer to Massena, and to all the mili-
tary 'Governors estahl,shed in Spain.
LISBON, JAN. B.—Coimbra is now said to be oc-
copied by Drouei. Colot.el Trant found the enemy
too strong for him, and thetelore evacuated it; and
retreated across rite • Vowl.;a, towards Porto. The
reinforcements lately received by Massena, are 9000
infantry and 300 cavalry, a laige quantity of stores,
and a
.park of attilfery. All the soldiers in the
neiglib,urhood weitt up last week to the army :
all remains in slatu quo at
,Santarem and C ,rtaxo.
General Hill is still unwell at Lisb.n. Gen. Camp-
bell is dead of an intermittent. Colonel Finch
(a General in the. Portuguese service) diet yesterday
of a typhus fever. The good Marchioness of 'Ali-
gaja also died at her palace at Belem the day befOre
yesterday. We hare had two or three tremendous
dqs rain.

(ter overland dispatches received from Cadiz a
few days ago, state th it the enemy have man' Jed
matters so as to 1?e ablrt to throw shells front Maul-
gorth into that plans, but they 41() vt-..ry little da-
mage. The enemy bad detached a corps from be-
lore Cadiz ; theirdesiination is as yet unknown to
us here--our people there are as yet too weak to
attack the-remainder of the enemy. Every thing
herc becomes more scarce and dear, but :‘ e hear
Om large cargoe.s of wheat are hourly expetled,
and then we nay hope to have it at mu legate
prices. Eleven American vessels are at the Bar
welt flour. A most seasonable supply—also 21
01 22 transports from England; and., report add:,
a vicket y but the signal has nut yet been made fu
one.

LISBON, JAN. el.—Not a particle of news is ar-
rived from the'army. Upwards or fifty skips ladch
with corn al ri‘ed this eek from America and
England.

ENNIS, JAN. 9.--A riot took place last week at
lie fair of Rosinan.nivr, bets een two leading clans

of that part of the country .0 he Collins's and M'lu-

hyrney's), in w►►ich many persor►s were bt•verely_ln-

jured ; a wan the name of Guerin suffered so

severely that he died the next moi fling. Anitiquet
m. as held on Monday, 'on the landi of Rahaline, be-
tore A. Perry,- Esq. one of the Coroners, and 'Boyle
Vandeleur and NI:. D'Alton, Esqrs. M.igistrates for
this county, on the body of the deceased, when the

Jury, after 'due deliberation, returned a verdict,
" that John Guerin came by'his death in conse-
quence of %ariatii bto‘Vs he received on his headaud

other parts of his body, from Hugh Collins, 01 nos-
roe, 1.6-I,:d by -a number at persolis at iiiesent

,known."

Some tithe ago, -a Scotch exciseman Itiving drank
rath,:r freely.- fell asleep 0.1 his wiry homi', and was
fotino nem morning, altv,si li,c'cus from cold, by
sorhe colliers goiog to ti.zir work, who, wlh then
from motives oh humanity, or to gratih
disposition, we know tot, cartie.t him with them

to the'botiorn of t tie pii,, where' I,2llvi`tig hitt. lo his
rrpose, they commenced their'rabaur.. Attcr some
time he awoke, uiterty ti 105 ii il'etcover wheie
he ww., out from the total darkness that sUrrouodtA

him—the noise of water running in svery direction
—and the glimmerai of lights at a distance, by
which he was enabled to discover,at intervals, fi-

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gurus that bore a reseMblanee to the human' form.
his perturbet.l imagination was impreised with an

idea, that he bad been rerubvetl to the world of 31,i

rits, and on being asked, among othe►• quesiioos,
what occupation he followed, hi a piteous tone he
exclaimed—" Oh, I was a gauger i' the ither warldi
but I dinna ken whai to be.iti

SPORTING VARIETIRS.-13 ,SlcieB I he match, a 4
.per-
formed by Milton, undertaken by, Air. Eames,
byery.stable keeper, another has been..made bei:w
two of the owners of the horsei rode by Milton.—
The animals belong to !Messrs. Maui and Bray, and
they are to gallop 20 mileS' on.Evsoot Race-course,
140 gs. to 100, p. p. nu the maoth'of February.—
Another person, Mr. ,Shores, has undertaken to