The Sun.
London, England, 1811-01-22 00:00:00

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TURSDAY,!JANUAvY 22 , 1811.

‘Valki3or Cattle, lan. 22, ato.
ci sititte.o4 well this inurtitog as

Le via.

Slipicd as usual.,

This morning we received Dutch Papers to the
0,4*.i non. extrAls fruiti wilich wilt bu luuud tti a sub-

1:ti1,111111.

I,ve bve.o rcceivud'fretri Corunno,,whichi
state ih 1,1 conspinicy 'had be.tttt cli%coutred in Ga-
licle, th,.! 0 'IQ! 't 'Ot W ItiCh Wit.i to elea indepen•
tki.t t:.ti : ttii.ilv;tc i 0 that provioce wt du not, how-
nwcit credit to the

The Morning Chronicle begins to, find it neees-
try
,to vindicate the char:36ler of its.friends by tell-
ing the public that their condua in office would be
extremely different from their language out of
The 'friends' of" Ministers, -says the Chronicle, insi.
ttotte, ib t theiChyti,itiOn, if the,` came into power,
amont the first 0611; 'abandon our Allies,
Surrender the princicale OfßlOcltnde, mare unquali-
fled concession to 4inerickt, aid tamely acquiesce in
the demands of Buobiskiiurg ; and ## we put it
tahly,".alds that Paper, as to The most inveterate
opponents or the NINCE and, his friends-4)o they
beheire one syllable of -theie monstrous propos'.

'tams r
.
Before *e answer this qqestion, we beg leave to.
enter our intotcst .Nainst this plan of identifying the
party with the Prince of WALIts, awl of presuming
Co call all tlie‘ke, who'di.approve of iheirprineiples,
"enemies of Iris Royal Hlglinezis. It wools), in,leed,.,
be moM ontortun.ne, both for the. Prince and the.
conntry; it 'eiery 'matt who is hOstile , to the
eoptinct of the Opposition, was:
to be elasssd amolig the enemies of bis
•liglatit e, ,6,calage we have no doubt that the Per-
boos who entert.ilit those opinions with respect
to
the flatly, .conet;ttate a very laite indjiirity al the
siihjects of this Empire' But, in answer to the
question prrposed by the Chronicle, we t.;4., to
ask, in our torn, where iy the injustice of sup-
: posing that the Party, iftiny wore in power,
would act in'the manner. describki ? Have thry not
(with some few honourable exceptions) endeavoured
to preient any assistanee.from b:Ang giYett to Spain

that the derternaoces at one time th!est,'nekictiie
inobrscrioth consequences, but that tranquility had
been restored without the lef4 of blend. It appere s
that in constalu, nee of the Daitish seamen retustng
to obey the unnatural mandate ot then Government,
to serve on board Freitch ships of war, the militaty
were ord red ,out to reduce them' to compliance ;
but the snldiers were not less relradory than the
•
sea Men, and percettptordy relused au enforce the
commands ot the Goverinnent ; on the cunitary,
they avowed sentiments similar to those of their
brethren in the navy, nut to light the battles of any
nation .but their own. Meetings being held, tbto
Hot determination of the navy and army was Wind-
the form of reseluttons, to the Court, by
II deputation from the patties. Their loyalty and
attachmeet to the Kings person and government
.re expressed in the strongest language, together
with the declaration, that they were ready to drawn,
their Uses in defeOce ot either ; but that no coercion
10,10610 eoinpel then to serve on boat(' the ships cn
in tie tanks ot other nations, Atter some consi-
deration, an answer was returned, with a full as-
surance that their services to 'France would be dis-
peosed with; but at the same time they were re-
qtrired to embark on board of .Danish ships at, Cu.
pennageo—whither many of iheseamen.were about
to repair. There is, therefore, we fear, strong rea.
son to suspect, that treaCheiy may supely, the Place
at force, in giving effect to BUOI4APARTE'd intention:
Letters have been received Ilona Alicant of the
coth, and from Valencia and Denia of the ester ult.
Athits there remained in neatly the same state as
before, if we except the cheek• which the troops
under General BascounT experienced on the 25:11
of November, beat which was by no means to the
extent stated in the Fit:arch papers: The Valencian
troops retreated in the best possible order, after
having, fought with great, courage. Tortosa star
held out, and not the slighest apprehensions were
entertained for its safety, it being well provided in
every tespect.
By the Iluniasand Sally, horn Opotto, arrived
at Bristol, we have received letters to the 4ttr lust,
No account .of any fresh action had been received
at the time she sailed,.
Colonel GIteVILLR has given .an explanation to
the public respectints the box at, the Opera which he
procured for LicIyMARY end which he
afterwards let tior himsetf. the Colonel, .try. his
own acknowledgment, let it at au increased rent, he
certainly subjected himself to Mr. Taykies charge on
him, viz. that he was a dealer in Gates. •
The late Sir FRANCId BOUttOtelS it seems. had
left a liberal memorial of his esteem for many at
his friends, in a codicil prepared according to his
ditetion ; but not beihg apprisetl by his medical at..
tot-J(loas of the extreme nature, at his danger, be
did not live to sign .n. No fault, therefure, is im-
putable to him on the occasion.
CoeS+, the Barrister, and Mr. REYNOLDS, the
Dramatic Writer, are said to be the` persons appoint..
ed by' the late Mr. tat Wis, the Attor, as his Execu-
tors. 'lt is said that he Iras left 5U,W01.
Mr. room,. thet Author of that
li whimsical pro-
duction,' a4let Travesiir, has presented a Force to
the -Lyceum Manager, which is soon to be torth-
coming.

1,0 r4L)ON Printed 6) kV HARRIS, of No. 4, NI a ttlett.coutt, ISOW•atteit ptbi
at the SUN.OPPICtii No. 111, Stroud, where Adveriiirments. Orders t