The Sun.
London, England, 1811-12-25 00:00:00

From the LUNDONGAZETT4, Dec. 24, 1811.

Downing-street, Dec., 24, tali.
A dispatch, of which the tollowing is an extra6l,
was yesterday morning received at Lord Liverpool's
Office, addressed to his Lordship by general Vis-
count:Wellington, dated Frenada, 4th Dec. 18 t
According to the intention which I communi-
cated to your Lordship, I withdrew our advanced
guard across the Agueda on the 2gth.
Don Carlos D'Espagne•has informed me, that he
attacked the enemy on the 28th of ,I\lovernber, on
their retreat from the Sierra de.Francia, between
Miranda and'Endrinal, with a detaChment.of Don
Juliata Sanchey's infanjry and a detachment of-.she
Regiment de la Princessa. On their arrival at En-
drinal, they were attacked by Don Johan San,
they with his cavalry, and were obliged to form in
tit square.
Don Carlos informs me that the enemy suffeted
considerable loss ; and that his troops got posses-
'lion of some of the money, of which the enemy
bad plundered' the Inhabitants of the Sierra 'de
Francia,
_ _

Don Carlos D'Espagne mentions pet Ocularly' the
condu& of Lieutenant William Reid, of the Royat
Engineers, who attended him upon thisexpedttion,
having before been employed to perfortu a service
under his dire4ions.

Admiralty Office,' Dec. :24, 1811.
This day, in pursuance cf the pleasure of His Royal High-
ness the Prince Regent, in the name, and on the behalf of his
Majesty, his Royal Highness %Valiant Henry Doke of- Cla-
rence, Adtniral of the Red, vas promoted to the rank of Ad-
miral of the Fleet, in the room of Admiral Sir Peter Parker,
Baronet, deceased.

War.q/fite, Dec. 24, 1811.

Erratum in the Gazette of the aid 0 dober last.
7%tli Foot.
Set Ensign Charles Ai' Arthur to be Lieutenant, vice Fo►bes,
deceased, read Ensign Charles li,l'Arthur to be Lieutenant,
vice Archibald Fraser, deceased.
Commissions in the Portsea Volunteer Artillery, sivect, by
the Lord Lieutenant oft he County of Hants:
To be First Lieutenant—Second Lieutenant lohn Lewis,
vice Baughurst dismissed by order of his Royal Highness
the Prince Regent.
To be Second Lieutenant—William Goldsmith, Gent. vice

Lewis, promoted.
Commissions signed by the Lord
_Lieutenant of the County

of N off olk.

2d or Eastern' Regiment of Norfolk Militia.
To he Captain—Sir Orford Gordon, Bart. vice Barker, re.
signed. •
To be Lieuienant— Leverick • Love, Gent. vice Dunn, re.
signed.
tat Eastern Regiment of Norfolk Local Militia.
To be Second Lieutenant— Robert Tomlinson, Gent. vice
Shepheard, promoted.
ad Eastern Regiment of Norfolk Local Militia.,
To be Ensign--W . Tomlinaon, gent. vice Beckwith, resigned.
3d Wesaern Regiment of •Islorfolk Ltical Militia.
To be Captain—Adjutant George Henry Guyon, by Brevet.
Cominissiont signed by the Lord Warden of the Stannaries.
To be a Deputy Warden for the County of ornwail
chael Williams, Esq.
To be a Deputy Warden for the County of Devon,—Wanvick
Bele Tonkin, jun. Esq.
Commissions in the -Canterbury Volunteers, signed by the
• Lord Lieutenant o 1 the County of Kent.
To be Captain—Adjutant T. W. Fowler, by Brevet.
• Rifle Company attached to ditto.
to be Second Lieutenant—cliarles Sandys, Gent.

.13.41VKRUf ICY F.NLARGED.
Thomas Cotton. Ilfshopotate-street, London, insurance-
broker, liorm'Oec. 28, to lan. 4, at ten, at Guildhall.

B4INK.RUPTCIAS .suPERsEDtp.-
6rge Smith, Kent.rnait, Surrey, carpenter.
Samuel Clark, Charlotte. street, Rathbone.place, Oxloo.
street, Middlesex, tailor.•

• B Itin'TS.
George Mickley, Tame Water, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, ma.
nutadorer, to surrender ,antiary•tn, I t. and nary 4, .at
two, at the Moseley Arms Inn. Manchester. Attortnes,
Mr. Buckley, Manchester; and Messrs.. Milne and Parry,
Temple, London.
William Carrington, jun. Flixton, Lancaster, manufaauter,
lanuary 6,7, arid Itebruary 4, at eleven, at the Dog Ta.,
vent, Manchester. A ttortues, Messrs. Halstead and Ants-
tvortb, Manchester ; and. Messrs. Milne and Parry,. Tent •
pie, London.
William,Gadesby,-jun. Canterbury, cithinet.tual:er and up-
holder, December 30, at six, January si>, and lebruary 4,
at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Attornies, Mr.
• Hodges, Canterbury ; and Messrs. Brace and Vintner,
Essex-court, Temple, London. • -
David Thomas, New Castle Etnblyn, Carmarthenshire,
sltop-keeper, December 31, anuary 3, and I•ebruary 4, at
twelve, at the 'White Hart Inn, Bristol. Attormes,
Messrs.: Edward. Daniel and Sons, Bristol ; and Messrs.
• Pearson and Son, Pump.eourt, Temple, London.
John Whitmore, Worcester,!dcaler,lanuOry t t, t 5, at three,
and I' ebruary 4, at eleven, at the
,Uuildhall,Coll;:o.house,
Worcester. Attorney, Mr. George Hill, Broad-street,

Worcester. • • '
Benjamin. Griffiths, jun. Birmingham, Warwickshire, gun.
maker, January 13,- £4, and February 4, at eleven, at the
titiakipea re Tavern, Birmingham. A ttornies, Fhonias
Bedtield, court, Fleet-street, London ; and Mr. E.
.T. Meredith,- Great Charles-street, Birmingham; War.

wicksbire.
Stephen Glover, Petticoat-lane, London, vittualler, .Decent-
tier 31, la:lusty 7, and February 4, at twelve, at Guild.
hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Cuppage, Icm-1)n-street,

St. lames's. .
George Kok, Great Sr. Helen's, London, merchant and
ship.agent, December 31, January 7, anti February 4, at
tWelVt", at Guddliall. Attorney, Mr, G. H. Kirton• New
broad.stieet, Royal Exchange.
Robbrt Wallace, Bath, Somersetshire, linen-draper, January
2, at, and February 4, at eleven, at the Angel ,Inn and Ta.'
vern. Bath. •A etorities, Mr. Edmund Walker, Exchequer
Office,' Lincoln's-inn, Chanccry.lane, London; and It. A.
Sheppard, Bath,
Joseph Dale,lriani, Lancaster, inn-keeper, January IL 14,
and February 4, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, . John..
street, Livelvool. AttOrittalli -Mr. Modowcroft, Gray's.
inn London; and Mr. Davies, Fenwii.k.street, Liver.
p ()Ail . . '
Michael Humble, Wapping, Middlesex, ship-chandler and
bis4;ttit.halcer, Dceciiiber z 3, January 4, at twelve, and Po-
t/m.4ly 4, at one, at C uildliall, London. A ttornics,
Wes....is. l'alhic.r, Toinlinsuns, and, Thomson, Coptliall.
~(,,iit, ThrogmoilUn•Streilt. . - •
1 i (~,,., Kcilt, LtA).(l9ll-StrtCt, Ratclifti. Middlesex, meal
-
1:1,,,, .a,..1 conl-itcaler, December 31, !armor 14, and Fe.
. liruary 4, at ten, sr i.,u11011411, LoodOtt. Attorney, Mr,
Uidli, KaGlifie-C nibs, Loudon.
kh,1,1,,as 141);cr, sell. and .Kattliias Bilgert jun. Piccadilly.
14.,1351,11t115 ar.d jovellersi- December 216, January 7, and
I. co, 0 iry 4, at elcuh, at Guildhall, London. A tturnies,
Mews. Aldridge and Smith, Lincoln's.jun,' New-square,
London, .
Middlesex, grocer, January
Willl3lll 'Fipple, Golden-lane,
tir4, at ten, and Vehruary 4,,at one, at Guildhali, Lpn-
eon; Atofficy; ,Ms. P. tiworna, tiartlett's-buildiugs,
I lolbotn, Lannon.
un,irie Deale, !,.!ewgate- street, London, tailor, January 4,
at twelve, :, 4t one, and February 4, as twelve, at Guild-
-1,411 Lor.d.,ll+ Altornies, Messrs.. Williams and Wilmot,
',
• New-inn. , _
licury Shin t levvorthLW! ~ g ate-tulle London, ontician' De-
climber 31, lanuary 7,and Fehr '
uarY 4, at twelve, at
Guildhail, London- AttOrnieSt Messrs. ,Denton. awl
Barker, Gray's.inii.
FAL• kerlcy Liverpool, Lancaster, tailor and diaper,
101)- - ----1 ~? : and February 4, at eleven, at the Globe
J 1., Z..,
Attornics, Mr. Archibald keightleY
TelVertl, Liverpool.
Clarke •dit - - '
' • lad Alessrs. 'Parrett,, ,in ichalds,
Vivi.; Iwo. , .
Chaii,ery. wt:, London. .
ben klsop, Manchester, Laticastee,
w 1 ' Izer and. Ito •
John •"t4- A • dealers January Jo, 11, and
rs, chandlers, a:. te.i. , a
- rucc
t ten at the Coadi an: 1 Hat•sca, Manchester.
fehruary 4, 4 . ~
.htster . and Mr. Huxley,
%Jr hasnett, niank. •
Attorrnes, I. • . .. .
~
Teinple, London.
EVIVid4O(I4I :ids tO.WOMAY,) ,
..

L 0 N D.O IV.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1811.

An Anholt Mail arrived this morning,. from the
Papers brought by which the following are ex-
tra&s. It will be seen that there is anoihe.r contra-
diaion respeeling the Negociations between ausiia
and. Turkey.

•
RXTRACT OF A LETTER PROM COPENtIApEN, DATED

NOV. 16, 1811.

write from Wihorg, npon the repoitmf se-
veral travellers, that the tempest which prevailed
the latter end of the preceding month, and the emu-
mencerberit .of the preseht,- had destroyed' she greatei
part of ,the enemy's fleet which had passed. the
, .

EXTRACT OP' A LETTER PROM VIENNA, DATED

NOVEMBER li.

The Amembly of_the- -States of Fitangark held
consecutive sittings on the sth, 6th, ,and-7th of this
month. This great aaivity, which hitherto has'pot
been equalled, causes many -remarks.
Letters-received from Bncharest sote„ that an im•
mediate peace between RUSSia and Turkey i 3 no
knger doubted. The negociations have coin.
tnenced, and are continued without interroption.

12.—The.. President of the
Chamber of Fruances,, Count WALLIS, is still in
Presbuig. A few days ago, he transmitted to the
Government of Austria,, a later from Itis"Majesty,
of nearly the following tenor :
Nothing shall turn me from the plans which I
have resolved for the welfare of my. States. • I will
not, either in Hungary,- or any other country titl6..
je4 to my dominion, Wier any opposition, any limi-
tion of my rights, or any resistance whaltver. I
Will not, therefore, permit, in any case, the States
of Hungary to render my beneficent and general
measures for the good of my other subjeas Abortive.

- 'VIENNA, Nov; 13.—The Archduke Palatine of
HUNGARY, and Count JaiSEPti EIMORDY, have 'ar-
rived,. here. It was reported that the. Hungarian
Diet was about to be clo,ed, but this news which
was totally without fontidation, was purposely cir-
culated; by some agents.
It i ; certain the Diet will continue its labours,end
that it is not possible to assign the precise epoch of
its Ictmittation.

The'Nobles of the kingdom, the best informed
heads in tie State, and the greater number of the
people, are openly in IA our of the measures proposed
by Government. Some individuals . form an oppo-
sition, but nothing is to be feared Irdm the strength
of their party, nor their influence in the nelibera.
lions. Daring these last days, the President of the
Police' having been informed that some individuals,
without possessing any knowledge of the affairs of
the .Diet,. suffered themselves in public places to
make reflections, thought it his duty to make a re-
port to the Emperor. Count WALLIS upon this
addressed a letter to the Government of Austria,
constituted to dissipate all inquietudes, and inspire
the greatest Confidence in the resolutions of. the
Monarch.

BRUDA, Nov. 7,r-,--The Russian Agent .hat com-
municated to the Servian Senate the intelligence of
the successes of the Russians upon the Danube:—
According to these accounts, the Grand Vizier, is
blockaded upon the'left bank of that river, 'ind on
Rudscimck, with from 30 to 36,000 men, and his
',Ohio of communication between that fot tree.; arid
the left bank (where SlObodse, is b ed) are me
naced.

LEIPZIC, Nov. 1.0.--Within some time past se-
veral hundreds of small Russian convoys,, called
Kebilks, have arrived here, loaded with furs, tal-
low, grain, Bze. The drivers sold 'their horses trod
carriages here, not being able to obtain freight back
to Russia.

COESOEIt, DEC. 4.—Thirteen ships have arr►med
here this day from the Southward, two of which are
line of batile ships, and came to anchor between
Langeland and Wrisdn.

COPRNIIAGEN, Dec. 10,—On the 21st
,of No
vember, one of the enemy's frigates approached-the
entrance of the Leim Fyord, and sent out her boats
to take possession of eleven Swedish boats which
had cruized from the Northward, and also a Nor-
wegian schooner, and two sloops that werelying off
the Fyord. The Conunandaht immedhirely sent
two pieces of flying artillery to the coasr,,rnmthed
two boats with'ioldiers, and requested Lieuteu-at
OHM, who was lying with a lugger at Hats,' to
pilt to sea. They accordingly joined to savd
the foresaid vessels. The lugger and schooner,
which last had only one gun, cannonaded tie long-
bosts.with such good etlect,..that they quitted the
ships off the Fyord, and endeavoured to, take the
eleven Swedish boats ; for whose protection, both
the lugger atiO the flying battery came fat ward,

itiS tired witil suit good effect on the four stcrn.
most, that ►he most of them appeared to be nerirly
sinking.
ttstNeurt, DEO. B.—The negociation appears to
be closed for this year, although a little coasting trade
is still- carried on. • Our privateers have returned
from their cruizes.

CORSAIR, Due. 8,.—T0-Jay, at one o'clock, the
enemy's ships in the Belt.weighed anchor, and stood
to the Northward ; at four o'clock they had not all
passed Shroe Island, .and in the evening they came
to anther to the Northward of Halskow Reef.

We received this morning more American Pa-
pers.—The following is the only paragraph worth
extraling from then, Count PAHLEN, late
Minister to the United States faint Russia, we un-
derstand, presented his letters of ie'cal to the PRE-
SIDENT on Thursday last; and on the 'next, day
M. ANDRE DE DASCUICOFF presented to the PRE-
SIDENT his letters of credence as Minliter Pie-
nipotentiary and Envoy Extraortlin.ify from the
Emperor of Russii to. the United States of
America. M. ELLISIIEN is his Secretary; and
his successor as Consul-General, we learn, is M.
KozLoiT. It gives us pleassise to state, as well on
account of the-politic:ll importance of the Russian
Empire as of the charaaer of its Ruler; that eAry
thing which has come to our knowledge front that
quarter indicates the continuance of friendly dis-
positions of the Emperor of the Itussi.,s towards the
United States."-,--.Nat. Intel.'

The Gazelle of last night contains a notification
from the Marquis WELLESLEY, that the entt once of
the River GuadalqUiver so far placed under block-
ade; that vesels having on board provisions, or war-
like or naval stores, will not he.perm!tted:to enter.
It also contains an extract of a Dispatch from
Lord WELLINGTON, dated Fr,enada, the 4th instant,
'mentioned by us on Monday, stating, that our ad-
, vanced guard was withdrawn across the Agueda on
the 29th ult.

It likewise announces the promotion of the Duke
of CLARENCE to the rank of Admiral of the Fleet,
in the room of the late Sir PETER PARKER.

The Commander in 'Chief yesterday held a Mili-
tary Levee, at his Office, in the Horse Guards. It
was not numerously attended but among the per-
sons of distinguished rank who were present, were
the following
viscc.unt ardeagb, Lieutenant. Generitl Sir 11. Burred,
Lieutenant-Gerd:Nl Sir fohu Trig,c, Lieutenant-General
Forbes, ire,. ire.

Yesterday Mr.,Yoatz had an audience of the
PltiticE, lIECRI9T at Carlton
Yesterday the D.uhe of Yore: transvied military
hnSiness with thePa Ithosnr, ir..An about twd‘
o'clock not half past one.
The PRINCE iteolcarr on Monday recetpeu a visit
from tt Duke of
at Ciriton Palace.
The PRINCE REGE.NT daily imp-tors:vs in, the state
of his health. fokincl much benefit" from
the airings which he has recently enjoyed in the
Paiks, his ROYAL FTIGHNSSS again had recourse
yesterday to his carriage, in which he rode round
them for some time,

The Dukebf YORK. yesterday afternoon left town
for ()ninth immediately after his Military Levee,
his iloyal Highness having a dinner patty there, ac-
cording to annual custom, it 11066 C:l4stinart Eve.
Sir /LAURI' WiLsote has been placed upon the
Staff, as Brigadier Ofneral for a special service ever
since Nlarch last ; but 'we' utrierstand that his des-
tination is more distant than Spin.
It is repotted that Mr. W. Nis, jun. will be ap-
pointed a Lord of The Treasury, in tit,: rootn of Mr.
Eta.to'r, who is expecited to resign.