The Sun.
London, England, 1811-06-20 00:00:00

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To he Major:Cci:crals in the Artily.
Colonel lames Robertson, cni kie If. toy at the stild
Colotiel Sir ‘VilliA 'Cot kburn, hitt 'on italt-po;' 01 t:'3••
4th Foot. Colonel Christ. lcittreson, on Jl4llll4l'ul u
4th Garrison Battalion.

To be Lieutenint.C.ohmeis in the Athw.-
Major,Clement ktiwards, tins 3d ion Reghbepti
puty-Adjytant-General to the 'Forces with% tt.e I ti.,n4,4
of Ctylon; &W.F. Ch.rfi6 Sutton, ot i3d,14,0t.
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TO be Major In t Army:
Capt. WUNam Wens, Qi 236 Ili Dragoons.

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NOOSE OF PEERS,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19.
BERKELEY PEERAGE.

In a Committee of Ptivdeges, the farther cowti.
aeration of this ease tieing resumed,
The So LlOlToa.GetatipAL conimenced, in a speech
of considerable length, to anienatlbert and expatiate
upon the evidence adduced before the Commil tee in
this interesting and tong pending case. The Learned
Knight did not finish tilt observations ; but in conse.:
quence of the lateritsBS of the how, 'hell Lord.hips
adjourned the farther treanng till tonnurrow.
Alter players were read, on the restniting of the
Bouse, the various Bills upon the table (among
which the Vote of Credit Bills were read a third
time and pa.sed) were forwarded in their respective
gstaes. Adj,,urned till tO-1110Trow.

MAti S.
Aa aiv n Guert,sey, c jersey, t Dublin, t Waterford.
Dus—a Cadiz, r Malta, i Dublin, i Waterford.

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4U4i54 QUI ►AI.iUM AUUILAr

LONDON.
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1811.

We understand that, according to the last ac-
counts from Spain, the French arm about to concen-
trate their forces, and to take a position upon the 'Ta-
gus, in consequence of which MARHONT, it is haid,
broke up from Salamarra on tie 27th ult. and be-
gan his march towards A' ila; hut it is stated tivt the
main body of his army will be at Talavera, de la
'Reyna. If this account of the intended plan of
operations by the Vend) be correa, we shah soon
hear of SOULS, Vicrott, and SEtiA3rIANI, moving
in a northerly diretlion, in order to form a junetion
with MAassowr. Their forces joined together would
form an army of near do,ooo men; but _then they
must leave the greater part of the Provinces tmod.
cupied. The allied army is more numerous than
the French, and will of course folloW their move-
ments. It was expelled that 11.1dajoz would fall
about the loth inst. The Enemy, it appears, do,
not intend to defend Ciudad Roderigo, for they.
have destroyed moat' of the redoubts, and have un-
dennined the fortifications for the purpose of de-
stroying them.

We shall forbear to offer any observations upon
th. account: which we yesterday laid before our
Itcaderit, from th, Aintrican Papt.rs, of thti atvion'
bvtvietin but Majrsty's ship the Little Belt and the
American frigate President, until wt r. ceive the
official account of it. Captain Bte4 ou AM 'S
dispatches
have not yet reacted the Mntiralty.

Yesterday morning's rep rt says, the KING is not
worse•than the day preceding.
The mitts Regimeet sailed from Pot tsmouth on
Tuesday for Portugal. The toth Dragoons are on
their mares (team Hammersmith and the adjoining
villages to embark for the same destination; newer
was a regimeut in finer condition.
By a gentleman who lately made his escape from
P'r.n:.e,we learn that the exportation ft ont England of
gold coin is carried on to a grit pitch. Scarce a
week passes bat beseral cargoeitaroive a: Calais, Bou-
ingne, and Dunkirk ; ti.ey are chiefly sent in gables
that row with ten oars, and are carried in belts round
the men's bodies that row them. -Several of the men
of war cruizers on the station also have pities of
the same constroetion, and have lately succeed.
ed in taking :treeral of the boats which carry
stereos the gold, On Monday the Beagle carried
into the Downs two long gallies rowing wilt ten
oars, one catamaran, and two punts; three other
honk were also brought into the Downs. One of
the Deal (lien was killed by a shot, and three or
four of the men of war's men wounded. Some
French field "pieces mere brought down to the and
and fired at the men of war's wen, but they brought
off the boats they had taken.
.Yesterday a Quarts :fly General Court was held at,
the East India House. Alter the usual forms, the
Chairmao acquainted the Court, that the:Direelors
had ,oree so a resolution, recommending that the
dividend for the half year, from the stli January
lasi, t' the sits July next, be hi per cent. which
.resoli.tinn, on the question, passed tunthienouslye
The endermentioned pioprtetors were re-appointed
a Committee tor inspecting the Company's bye-
law's, Joi.e Johns Angerstein, William Drewe,
nothlr -Geese Sainuel Wcgg, John Clee
mertee (4, Cu-meting, and T. Lewis, Esqrs. The
tide, of various out:owns pie•ented to both kr:itres
cst P.rtianunt were read. 'Die Chairman stated,
'that Attu of P,artiament had passed for affording re-
lief so the Company ; also an aet for 'increasing the
'listless at .the Board of CommisSioners for the affairs
of India, in irk hid) clauses had been inserted, enabling
the Court to take up ships for one voyage only,
without advertising for the same; also empowering
the Court re restore officers dismissed by court mar-.
tial to the Company's service.
Tesetley she Orficers of the Foot Guards gave a
grand dinner, at Willis's Rooms, to their respective
cokmehe, his Royal Highness the Commander in
Chief, their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of CAM.
suivon and GLoo(„3wrea, aNd upwards of one hun-
dred Military Wiwi and Guntlernem The sands
the dirThrent flegitnenls attended i
,n full uni-
ferm, and played martial airs alternately during the
evening.
A large ramp has been established just to the
westward of Boulogne; the weather being clear
earnings ago, a lung range of tents was disco-
vered.

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PLYMOUTII, JUN% last evemng the
Rtingti Cartel, fro'm the hie of France, last train
Morlaix, whither she 'Carried French prisoners:—
Lieut. Ilattats, Mrs. BALL, Mrs. Hutir, and sever
r$ others, came passengers in the Ranger from the
Isle of prance,` which vessel was captured by the
French squadron, and afterwards takenposSession of
by Ihe.Briiish squadron at the suirender of the Isle
of France. It Was not known in •Moilais of the
defeat of Marshal SOULT in the battle at Albuera,
neithercould any authentic accounts be obtained
there from the French army iu Portugal.
Arrived the General Sqt.tll, SAVRRY, from Guerra.
sty, and the Valiant, GRIFFITHS, floln Irrlaud, with
cargoes of provisions for this port.
Came down from Barnpool and anchored in the
Sobnd the &Hanka frigate.
Went into klarnpoul to be refuted the Spartan

frigate.
Sailed the Rota frigate, witl► bullocks for the
squadron off Brest.

The Arnetican brig Fox, GOODAY, from New
York, and tite Swedish brigGustava Aloipho, Win
the Mediterranyan, were released from quarantine
this day.
.The ship Juliana, BRADFORD, that arrived here
on Saturday last from Amelia bland, with a cargo
of. timber 'for this port, sailed troth thence On the
9th of May, in company with the ship Oceana, whit
a cargo of timber, bound to Portsmouth ; the Ame-
rican ship Bichinond, SnAttr, bonlid to this port for
orders; and the ship Lady Provo, or London, CLA•
REY, Master; the latter struck on the bar coming
out, where she was left, and it was feared would he.
wrecked ; the American ship 'Richmond is arrived
here, and the Juliana parted compaoy • with the
Oceans in the same day, the latter hatindcartied
away her topmasts.

Several Vessels passed by this port from the East-
ward this day.

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Arrived the Industry, floi.t.swn, and Dolphin,
NUTTER, from., Chichester.

JuNa 18.;—Arrived this morning the American
ship Isabella, HARDT, from New York, with a
cargo of,pitch and tar, bound to this port for or.
&NI; by her au American Papef has been received,
in which is recnr,led an saion bet Ween the President
United States frigate, and his Maje,ty's brig Little
Belt, of 14 guns, as given in our Paper yesterday.
Arrived the following vessels, viz.—

The A pplediant, Gantlets, troM' Chichester ; Unity, Cm:4,
and Two Sisters, Studley, from Poole; fiche, Fryatt, hom
i,Mary and Elizabeth, ilawkina, from Lyme;
f.besieter. Edam td, and Re4ard, Mi,cfi, from Newcastle
Ilart, Wilton, from Sunderland; Minerva, Davis, and:start,
Coati), from London; and the itichard. and (,me, Trout,
from Poole.

Yesterday as a Tar point bowman was plying
through the SoMid, he picked up a bundle wrapped
up very
,securely in a handkerchief, and bound
round with an iron !tool', which, on. examining,
proved to be dispatches, containing a correspond-
ence between the French Minis' ter in America, and
the American Minister in P.fris; and being deemed
of importance, were forwarded last evening the
inipeOion of Government. It is supposed they
must have been brought by one of the detained
American vessels sent in here within these last few
days, and. hove overboard in the Sound by the
bearer, who in the hurry did not attach a sufficient
weight for the purpose of sinking them. .
Passed by this Port yesterday from Portsmouth,
bound to the Mediterranean, his Majesty's ships
Caledonia, (Sir EDWARD ,PIILLIAW'S‘ flag sIM, Be-
venge, Fame, and Druid.

Arrived the /Pop, Dolts'', from Guernsey.
Sailed the Favourite cutter for the Downs.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 17. Arrived his Majesty's
ships Romulus al)d ltolmetins, with a convoy a
iy4iisportOrupi Pon up!.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNR 18.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship 11'yuden from the Downs, and the Derwent
from Guernsey.

Bailed Isis Majesty's ships c'yane, Pori Mahon,
Thracian, Gannet, and, Woohvicit, with the ttade
for Spain, Portugal, and the Mediterranean ;
mow, with a convoy, for Guernsey, 6te. ; and the
Comet, with a convoy, for Newfoundland.

TORBAY, Jame 17.—Sailed hia Majesiy's ship
Ate/ope, with the trade, for Newfoundland.

DBAL, JVHS 18.—Arrived the Beagle vloop of
war from a cruizx off the French coast.

MAL, Jugs hie Majesty's •ltip For.
.defia, with a convoy, for the River, and the san
Deminge wan of war, Admiral Sir R. STRACHAN,
for oti Flushing.

YARMOUTH' JUN'S 1 B.—Arrived a Dank!) schooner
privitteer, mounting two guns, captured by the ill-
gerine miter.

His Ithjesty's ship Censor has sent in live Danish
vessels laden with corn, tha .Daphne two, the Itlet-
curius one, and the illgerine cutter one,

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The history
,bf our amdsenients presents, nn ape-
eiea of spec-belt:
.such as We .aie. now about to de-
scribe : it was a chtf-d'terit:tre which, in splendour
and variety never, we beheite, w equalled in any
age or country.
Carlton-I-louse has been considered as tlie urine of
perfection ; in interior decorAtion it certainly has
long
,excelled. An abltnow 'edged juklge has repre-
sented its acquirementi as ib1100.6 Every article
of furniture is uniform u its apPearance, and c.r•
rect in its execution ; the embellitlitnents of the
apartments are classically chaste, novel, and splen-
did; the ornamental decorations of the walls spi-
rite I alid lively ; the Colours of, the Grecian, Etrus-
can, Roman, and Chinese draperies, brilliant and
beautiful."

Without that p9mpint,c pageantry which disiin-
gttished the entertainments given by British kind
oilier Princes in ancient tinle,, it contain, d the
elements of the coinpictesr and grandest Pe which
the ingenuity of such inimitable ar.ists, as Were r.tn-
PloYed itt it, ciadcievisr.

The industry of the town, which always forms-
Ihe van.-03id in the army of pleasures, long step e
gave [tote of preparation. . For six weeks post, the
s hole host of weavers, tailors, mantoa-makers, and
milliners, have_ been in a stale of requisition. Ar-
chitects, upholders, painters, carpenters; cooks, and
confectioners, wire levied ei masse; and other sup-
plies ritis.td to to uile>...oopled amount, fur this
spfcu-
did occasion.
Between nine and ten o'clock all the Fashionable
World were in motion, The effed of such a mass
of coaches and chat lots, culleding from all quilytess
and pouring upon the spix, may be easi,y conceived.
Tie first had scarcely rvaeltutl Carlton House, before\
the neighbouring streets, St...James'a. !MVO, Bond-'
airtel, and Piecadill4 , presented a lung and uninter-
rupted taalcadee ,The line that descended Si.,
rittended from the, top the whole
length o. Piocaditly, t tnee lines deep. lohlrueions
were given the coachmen to set down and take up
with the horses' heads towards the Haymarket.
By this arrangement, all ctaismg and jo.d.ne,' were
avoitted hut, from the necessary sloWness of the..
procession, numbers abmidoned th, ir can i;iges, and,
msde their way through the immense multitudes oil
foot. Jertnyn-street, Ditkesstieet, Bury-Street,
King-streot (all reading to one p,trit, namely, .St.
Jame's-scptire), wore tree of access to chairs only ;
they were admitted at the prtvate eastern door to
Pall-Mall.