The Sun.
London, England, 1811-06-26 00:00:00

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I. ;,,f A. L. Sti11)11s, Bolton-lc-Moots, Lancaster, Cot-
t . : .:I:•crs and It lnn~rB,
W. , ;,. :Jac!, Liverpool, merchant..
Levi, Ni,irkct.strtet, Plyin,ioth navy-agent.
1, rokt t, , I (Ind ler at.:l
. Alintuicz, trunk-maker.
I. !Vow, flettowt, currier mid ica.ther..cutter.
W (...iottettaetshirr, yarn-maker.
1k Nbir, voipool, 'Men-draper.
Vel;t; and V. 131.3k6, Elthani, Kent. linen-
(if;(l)Cr..i.
, We4l., jou. 1'411,M:111, tailor.
Chdriiate Irillur3, Culichtit.tirreet, New Bond-street, mil.,
T. Richardson, Chit:Won juxta.2"itath, Glamotganshire,
acinist.
W. :nn tit, Plymouth, siversrnith.
Corritorth, hishopwearmonfli, Dtfrliam, saihmaker,
1. Motristni, eltutch. cow t, Talent's-lane, and 1.1,..yd's
cotti:e.houst, London,,rnerch nt.
Frenun, ticorge.btrceti, Partmen-siluarci winc-Mer-
chant. .

A bentleman who ha 4 just arrived from Ports-
mouth. informs us, that it was, rumoured ' there
last night, upon ihe report of a. pilot just arrived
from Sea, that a general engageMent had taken
place' in Spain, in which the Prench were ro—uteci
with great slaughter. the loss of tie enemy is
stated at
.Ib,ooo men—that of the Allies at 6000.

The affairs of the North are enveloped in mystery
and darkness. A Gentleman arri-ed in Town yes-
terday,,who has just left Copenhagen. ; he says that
the demands which LA ontsTotiwas instruaed to
make at Peterstmrgh were publicly stated at COpen•
hagentobe, that the ports of Russip should be shut,
andallicommercial intercourse .interdieted, or else- •
that he should cause his flag to he'respe6ted:. To
this application the .Emperor ALEXANDER is said to
have repnoci, that he had not the means of fitting
nut a fleet that would be able to contend with' the
British naval 'force in the:Baltic. With respea to
the.,shutting of the Ports, we believe the Court Of
Petersburg!' has at present given rather an evasive
ansuieF., The , Emperor in • all probability does not
wish Id present to engage, in a war with Fiance, and
would therefore be disposed, at least fur the present,
to continue hiScompliances to BUONAPARTB ; but,
on the other hand, the discontents in Russia, riotonly among the Merchants, but among the Nobility,
in consequence of the total stagnation of trade; have
produced a strong effei upon ALEXANDER.. and
have induced him to make "sbille efforts to relieve
the distresses of his subjeas, which have.,now for
near three ye.lrs been sacrificed to promote the pd.;
vac views and interests Qf BUONAPARTE.

Tkis morning a Malta Mail arrived, but it brings
no ne wi. The Messina Gazelle of the 13th of
April contains the Official Communication made by
order of the Court of Sicily to, Lord AMMIRST,
b ve6t Ing the unfounded reports which were circulated
of a iteace, having; been concluded between the
King of the two SiC►lies and the French. This Do-
cument reached this country some time ago, acid
was then made public.

The Gazette of last night contains the Dispatches
of Lord We.i.r.morobl, of which weyesterday stated
the subst.ince. Sotyra is, according to private ac.
counts, collet:ling faeces in every possible dire ion,
in order either to' make a serious attempt to raise the
tjege of 13adajoz, or, to threaten the Allied Ariny
that is employed in the siege. Lord WELLINGTON
is. of course aware of his intentions, and will, we
have litile doubt, be able to frustrate them, We
trust that Uadajuz will fall before tiny serious'attempt
to relieve it can be made.

Mr..l,lleLtastAY Poi.a will this clay
,vacate his
.seat in Kuliament, in convcquence of hisiteceptanee
'of the Office of Chancellor of the Exchequer for
Ireland, We. think it but justice to the liberality
and disinteresiedness of that 'Right lion., Gentlemln
to state, that he has expressed his (1ett:411141,0.0n
not to accept any part. of the salary, or emoluments
belonging 'to the 011 ice. Mr. Pate will l'enVti town
this evening for Ireland. ' , ,

Paris Papers to the 22d inst, arrived, last night,
but they do not contain a single 'word of jute!.
ligence.

It gwes as tbe nr,stsincere plea Sore to find, ilat
the plans of the ileformei-s. in the Citir. are

likely to be frustrated by the gOod sense .and
vity of the loyal and indeprndent 4iverymeti. .The

true friends of the 'Constitution are pow,, we trust,
convinced that they must exert themselves. with un-
ceasing vigilance to counteratt the schemes of their
restless and persevering adversaries, and if they
are, there can'be no doubt as to the result of thL,
contest. The Radical Rdnimers Nye other objetts
M view besides the mere elettiOn of the Sheriffs ;
they want to try their strength in the ; they
want to ascertain whether, in the,event of a dene-
ral Elettion, Messrs-. Worm and WAITHMAN would
have any chance as candidates to r4-present the City,
It is therefore, we repeat,_the duty of every Livery-
man, who disaivroves of the political principles of.
those Men, to come 'forWard'now, and, by energy
and decision ;to frustrate't heirreittliiplans, and to
destroy their future hopes.

Yesterday, the visitors to Carlton House, aumit'
ted by tickets given by those of his Royal High-
ness the PRINCE REGENT'S Household were- -more
numerous than on Saturday and Monday ; thero
Were supposed to have been between 20 and 30,000,
all of them highlyiespettable. • Some ladies tainted.
At the entrauce several ladies lost their scarfs and
mantles ; cloaks, tippets, and other garniems were
toril'off • some lost their ,hoes, and a variettot
or-
nanients were torn otr and trod upon.
About twelve &clock the crowd was so extremely
great round the gates where the.companj,ivas ad-
mitted, that.very great confusioo was occaSionetJ by
carriages drawing up to the gales with. company,
that it was feared some accidents would happen,
and Colonel Bloomfield, with the reateit attention
to humanity, ard a. regularity. of exhibiting the •
Pit 'Nan Rl,Orrtsi's mancion,-sent orders for a party
of the Life Guards to attend, in Palltnall, to regulate .•
the carriages ; they attended ,in a short time a 1 r,
andithe OCCC,SS to the gales was much improved.—
About the sum •Pallmalkvais so exii,emily
thronged With people, that rhos; retiring from Carl-
ton
,House, by t entrani:c tbr chair&oultivi:e days,
found it impossible to get out the,d,,er was itt con-
sequence shut., and the company were let out 'by the
entrance to Carlton, House from the Park.

From the immense concourse. that auended, it
was fOtilld necessary to 'alter the n 0064 of adolishion,.
by admitting a few
_hundreds at the -gates. :This
owed a-great pressure on Inc steers against the en-
trance, which occasioned sow elegantly
dressed, to suffer great. inconvenience. Lord Yar-
mouth very gallantly Caine forward to their re-
lief, and fitted them' in At the windows of-the Great
Hall.

11. alo'osoN T's much
attendantspraisectL.2T domestics, Igj te Ift rat Mlle
-t'
nutting attention &id politeness to the
.earnpaity
,iii
forwarding the, wishes a his Royal Elighoess, to gra-
tify as twiny .as possible of the public with a sight,
of his princely and enviable maniion;tltongli doubt-
less mach .ta his own incativenience. The eithibition '
will closethis evening; all letteis for tickets. were
yesterday Jorbid being receivad.
An American Gentleman who has resided in Paris
for the last 'five innnths, and who arrived at Ply-
mouth in a cartel from Morlaix on Saturday, states,
that MASOEN'A and other Generals from the Penin-
sula, were trvated,with the gteatest respev'it in Paris.
The reason assigned for their visit to, thecapital- was,
that it was. necessafy-‘k-o ''Franke' ramte'sne‘v arraNe-
tnents for a more elfetlual sysMh 'of cipetiltioti'S in
Spain and , Portugal. T'llii Geritienvail says, that.
notwithstanding the precautions taken ,to prevent
the French from knowing 1 liesetil.State of attairs in
the Peninsula, the 'Parisians are pretty well i:,fortn-
ed on -the suhjea, 'and that they, very gener,illy,con'--
demn the war.' Not the smallest apprehensions are.
entertained in France of a rept tire with ItesAa ; but
exchange of territory '.e, as shortly.ex4
an iinpor:ant
petted. to take place, in c.onSequenee of . a negoei-
-I,tion that is now carrying on.
The Rouse of Commons have made the• follovt'.
,
ing llesolution a vitamin% Ortler:---" Ilesolvet',
That all 11)etilions (or Privatc,S,lls be presented, within
' fourteen days after thefirst Friday in ihe,,ne'itt, and
every futuo Session of Parliament,
On Monday sennight, between three and four.
o'clock in the morning, a fire was discovered in .rt
part of Lodgm-ore'Mill, near. Stroud, in Glonces-
tershire, which spread With sueli amazing' rapidity,
that in less than half an hour the wholes building
presented, one complete, body of flume, and in a
short time' tl.:e roof and side wails fOl in with a
tremendous; ciash. . A grist, mill ,:adjoining, tented
by Messrs. KENDRICK. .and corsea; wa4 pat tly
saved by the arrival' of a fire, engine, 'but not until
damage to the amoent Of _several hundred patio&
had been done. These .11,1111 s :Were the'property of
H,- COOKE E.'sq., and had been.Teeently 'erected 'at
*cost of nearly e,OOOl, exclusive of the rtriehi%
fiery, &c.. No cau,e, can ru at present be assigned
tor this melancholy accident, as neither-fire or cantle
,had heCti
,used in the premises, for_ two months past.
' Thu proprietor and his 'brother passe; d the mill be-
tween tvvelVe and one o'clock, and all appeared then
in perfect safety. The entire loss is. estimated at
from 12 to 15,0001. no pare of which unhappily
was insured. ' ''

.rmireviumik
A very singular phenomenon 'occurred in wood
on the estate of 'fltortias Tboinhill,'Estj: at Calverley
Lodge, in the storm of the Ist ult. There ;s at that
pace a wood of about' 1.6 .acres, with' an extended
southern. front, exposed to the tofiuotte of 'the storm,
but., it happened that t'he wind, which was due south;,b,ime in sty enricentrited a forni, that it did not ex•
telkti more Liam 15 yari.l4' in 'width, and, in its course
!Swept or, tore up by the roots,
:ten , stately
'ado, one of thetn.conta nittg fi7 feet of wood, and
which, iii the, opinion of Mr. l horuill's woodman,

• wis tentoveit tbru. teet from its situation, though its
,
,weight witli the ezirtit attached to its root, coutd not
be lesstnantuven tons.
Mulineux has i,one into •Yorkshile in wining,
fur the gland:combat in September.