The Sun.
London, England, 1811-12-18 00:00:00

ARMY OF THE NORTit.

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Geneeal,DOnnel wa4 advancing into the ,
Asturias, by the past of Pejares, netaf pQ Bre,-
pktl tolleeted a strong column at ;Imre la
marched' .4);ainst Cabezon, and the other
1,;.(1 it" in the pros ince of St. Ander, which wow
d. by the 11/I.:ll.uesito and Mendizabel. On
6,1) the enem, was dadod;:ed from' Cahezon :
12 aet.eral took position 'at Sadias. On the 7th,
1,
enemy p.his tarce, and 'attacked us :
was vigitrowly repul,ed, and lost IWLI officers,
h4'4a .great 'nmily soldiers. .four in • the atter-
t'n, he rallied ag sin and re•commencedills at.
; but our grenadiers and chasseurs sprang for-
ill" with the baybnet. The enemy's ranks were
„,rown into disorder; a Colonel, and several other
:ulcers 4« ere killed ; the vont was general. Tie
'ielnylost about 500 bell killed and wounded, arid
ti'.
privmers, Tne MarqUesito escaped beyond
n'. with,a handful of men. • Metidizabel,
i 11'1)e,t of every thing, sought safety in the moon-
t
4ins of Pores.
=‘. line Spanish brig,was,,eized at San Iricente.—
r4usl)•irt ves.el,laden with eight pieces or can-
h, •
'5OO muskrls; and,a great deal of ammunition,
G'aPett from the port. Of Gip) at the Eminent when
forged enured ,00edo. The bad weather
reed the Captain to deliver his lading at 'Plenehia,
wh
-re
it was taken by our troops. , •
e movable' Columns.of the clisfria Of the Army
tr. the North incessantly pursue the arrt.tll bands of
niTogintls with the reatest tiut;i"": During the
Bern of &l t.it)
obar, wore than . of them have,
Tlris" killed at different points i• about iioOare, in the
then:l3, and about 300 horses have been'taken from
•

ARMY OF THft CENTRE.
t. etteral d•
Armagnac Armagnac occupies in force the town
the bands, which infested that prosince
have b ca:,
successiv el beaten and diSpersqd. Some
patties reared the opon ythe province'
~of ;
CO columns Went in pursuit of them. that
of
tA4onel Ike K, use cams 'op With' one of these ,
it parties at Villa NueVa de la Fuente, atld attacked
ea-P°l) a rugged rock, where the ruins of an old
iscile l
served it. for shelter. The position T or, carro.d ;
11.1 nlen were killed ; the testi to the number of
t. were taken, with. their arms and baggage.
4„„alt,ain Morales, at the head of a company of
4('64 chasseurs, distinguished hirnielf another
eBe 'affair& ;ho destroyed Guerilla, and took,
6 l
Prisniieis
PA •
t llac,l2,,Gene;al Compere has arrived
at
". with 40' Celonel s -or Lieutenant-Colonels,
Otticers, and 6700 Spanishyrioners, the fruits
rf3tl ''''-batthe of. Saguntum, and* the c.iptur‘e of that
t• This cOnvoy of priSoners was tonduaed sidith•
in order, that only 100' have been left behind,
iilll7 bbTitals, or escaped.
ria" Majesty the King Of. Rome rode out in a car-
be on the Boulevards yesterday.

Lornb
ed ay Papers to the isth August were receiv.
'"terda • the furnish no, particular intelli-
.
gence } • Y
except the death of Governote, buNc•trq, who
Queveeded by the Senior in Council, tho llon.
(3aGR BROWN
The • rigate b•
th Caroline fr tags advice 'of-0)e arrival of
e
the ,14-ast India ship Carmarthen, frnrnAomba, at
for `'.`ll)e of Good Hope, from' v. hence she wiled
pan °t. Helena en the 21st of oZiober,,. The '.Corn-
t2„l,B shiPs Metcalfe CAI Castle Eden; Hope,
London, arrived at
"41 Castle, 00 'Aose, from
tiaq:,"B,._°ll the 28th:ot July. The Nrirtlorriptoo,
uurnbarland, and Henry Addingtol). trom
uiltln, had arrived'at 'Bombay.
toTr Si.4e aotnbay and China ships, with the haTes,
Helena, are Id be di,patched on Saturd#l
An •le Bating, Tam Pljia, WAS well on the '26,h
VI, lat. 15. N. long. 28.'W:'
tam4:6
n,rn
-.29th reghnent, the remains of which
ohlautteoly,
who
from 'Portugal, lost 19.0fficers
o were enher killed or wounded.
ititap-e, Royal Meath Militia, commanded by the
birk.q,"" ot Elirwoar, \have received orders to em-
"hwith for England. Thy tesitnent is quar
in v..rt,

;•. • , .
`PH .Tragedy of Corinlanits,
hick has. been revived' in so coy magnificent a
,manner. at .Covent-Garden Theatre, was repeated
last night before. as'numerous an audieme as on iot
first appearance last week. litiblUL,E may fairly
.consider 'his representation of this part as his chef
Ictuvre, for in no other, through the whole round
et his•characters, does be so• completely embody
the conception of hie author. He indeed enterd
fully into the natural pride, and patrioiin arrogance
of the lint, and in look, toneiand general demeanour,
leaves the most rigid critic nothing to require. We
cannot agree with a w iter in Mnrning Paper, who
is generally liberal, judicious, and acute, that in'
he scene with-his mother and his wife " seeni•
ed absorbed in the study of attitude." His gestures.
have belt) long settled, acid may rather ;he thought
to hive too regular a succession than to be the de-
',berate labour or a particular situation; but though
passages. of mere declamation he may some-
times appear to bestow rather too.much attention on
his deportment, .yet where he is animated'by pas-
, sion, his gestore4.in general, and in our opinion, on
the present occa;ion, seem to be the result
of immediate feeling. He was moat deservedly
applauded thioughont. 11-amnia as a part pecu-
liarly fitted for Mrs. SIDDONS, who,a3 we observed
on her last performance of it, knows hob to blend
dignity with natural emotion, andvandeur of •ex-
pression with the simplicity of (Ininestle feeting4,
'Her per(ormarlCe was critically just, as well as ani-
• mated and interesiingin a high degree. It has been
obseeved, with some justice, that the less important
characters in thin tine drama; might be, supported
with more 'adtantage, by performers belonging
to the Theatre, and th. 4 neither . KESIBLE or
Mrs. SIDDONS require
The scenery is peculiarly striking and pieluresque,
as well' Si appropriate, and 'the play altozether is
bought forward in a manner highly to the, credit of
, the Prorrietors, in point of taste as well as of libe-
ral expenditure.

LYCEUM.—The American; was represented last
night at this pt ice, for the benefit Of Mr. BttAll A Sl,
Who enriched ii with othersongs, which his-skill has
rendered popular, and the Whole of his singing
amply gratified his numerous admirers, who com-
pletely filled the theatre. •

The letter from .Mr. Wststr, which we copied
from a, Morning Paper, a►►d which first appeared in
one Sunday last, was, it seem., authentic, but
writto under great agitation of, mind, arising from
the apprehenSion .that he hati been totally deserted,
by his Iriendsi. In ti►is fear he was mistaken, as
iht.y have s`hewn him all the attention which his
'melancholy state adtpi:s. The letter in'question
was, it is said, ,published without any authority, and
.therefore it is somewhat strange that such publica-
tions •houlJ take place, meiely for the gratification
of public curiusny,, '