The Sun. — London, England, 1814-09-26 00:00:00

a ..%0 1 01' 4/ °' 0110 :e 1116 'lt Lil°l it tVe ,li s ct ) `" li'J +ll°' t. , cei; io 15° °) i) Q . I 0, . ,rOcills s t o Is; le # ~./. 1:,, 1,1 t th e Nll lar e e • not -es at the head of 'vale Champlain T or Sn 'lt er than a 1 pe, reit , 110,, THE SUN. clixering accounts from the: , tr~swh'ere find COCHIIANE ' r ived 4 6 sail of, vessel's, aid ''"l'arhation.of thc.! Expedition against 1101, .1"1ofl-•131i • sho r es of th e tanore, on the Pll ' t ' l e7 I, , also b oast o f t he prepar ati ons ot.l y I) : ye , l aa(le f or our rcception - L-they ill - not ikt o ‘ t at anted at th e p l aces we hav e ment i one d, )I r i ,:. N ew -L on d on and at NeW Orleans, the latter of which (in spite of the .hronicies's .cOtit radiction) we now 4 '41,, 1e te C orro b oration in the following i t kv ,, e Nt e ; r ,' NN 'An, AUG : 411 e; Majesty's ship s " • yERCY, and the. Carron, of 20 guns, 'l)o,: c .ta, arrived here on the 4th inst. with ' tqots 60 li en, und er the ' command of Colonel and proc ee d e d yesterday morning for 1 ; 11 0.1r1 1 nod of Ne‘;‘ , .(iri e ,iis."- Niti 4) 4; been unde :sfooil that thelate nr) fro nt I 1 1, tlyinonth was for the saute destina ilhap oritance of whi c h may b e tru l y ap p , ieterence to the ambitious projects of No . 'can Gover nment, as unfolded in Lewis 1, 4 Kirk te e , s i , lor ravels up the Missouri, which we en) once brought under public notice Ft i€ 4; • $ l . 4 seril a ,„ • and this mot ning we have received „ " 4 P e rs to tte 9 411 - We are not prone to te " 'll l . l Itations to. the Conductors, of Public r eally the Freitelt Editors appear to „ ill their requi,itions upon our faith . I N In - Y of th e i r . G erman communi ' tl .„ article front .elugsburgh, exciting : 44 "1)tr,,,. n \l,.,),,tver t lirsst A to jealonsy . of t_tta-‘, t: 4 re a rtiritnts example of this pn.cxter. t tg„ o 4 t war e that our power on the Ocean tuaY 11 1, 1 with by Writgrs, 7 tlt envy • as ti 'll 4 ih r;sBe .1 Some other- States desirous of ° largely In the glory add profit th o n t h e wav e s ; but what ti • c an have with the sea, any f aati e . kL. at A ugs h urg h , a c i ty a b out as 1 , 4 toy di co_ 4i tt it t a st as could be„ pit c h e d u po n i n t ri "'in enigm a ! S ure ly A u g s b urg h, of Germany, and on the small titer 14 i have little interest in the arrange tit/ ' er the B a l t i c, A t l ant i c, or Mediter til,t 'ai ' 411 'tie h 1 th e advi se t h e F rench Editor, the ' l O l , ,la te re ceives F ore i gn s p ecu l at i ons o f t hi s t •t ikrt. heel sent from a sea-port !-• m jI 4 ,LY claim upon poor BON'S new e v e , 11 set u p by S pa i n, T uscany, an d 44/ ; Ile ohserve frOM the" Voyage to the 41, / , / 4 4 , ' 3 1 141 , e lately published, that all these , t kt s• ', tri a l lea st f a i r grounds for their preten'- kiir,v ' 4de4l's 'the E mperor N AP O LEON wou l d • \'ecilit - Of revenge ! ttt 114 e • 41.41. gli ce Saturday Dutch, Hamborgh, sq. %i t 'qt .fi German a " Pap e ‘) ers, the. contents give:A in pr ece di ng columns, !ant re 'lt is in The intelligcncle from t, itc nO , , 4 1 4 'itstive itl y.colicralictory, but erroneous.. lit4 l we _sincer e ly wish, , that the farce an t , se ' w as concluded-. They may be. sn Itc•e / e tctuall y t n carried on at W a,hington, apported by the sbarp anti to , e ived in 13ritish bayonets and can t, 41 i4 n i•- t )ri t e tt , i for' the dispatch Of business` 1Y r iii tßin 1 - ust eeil of t h e ' 10th November. The Gal,i' . " 1 of the 7th March last, per-, t, eta 40PortatioO of provisions Or without I e4fie t. ' d irt e x •• I rit el te pliet yesterday, and is not, t tl l4 I eve r , ( laYs a go ', to b e renewe d . W e 4 v t 'tk ' li i of Price put upon the ne tklit,lllY the „ e 3 a nd, in th e p resent instance, a ll,, 4, eo nsolittion of knowing that the 10 1 1 / 4 41 tr ati, / . : srn all, and ought to make no ma- , 44 5 Ng ti 'hi th at respect, as they cannot' ' 1 effect of tlie - increased compeition s ti•, e charges. 1•1 / tt, • 4y , , 4 11 t 44(1 %. (.) "ti s to add to the depres.sion of 0 .(11%to„ U, till has already reached 7 per Pe r '414, Pt 4 and 3 Consols 62 • exactly,/ ace tv N . 1 per cent. I tut tl,ao when a prospect of a' ii 4 ' IIe'tIAPALITE presented itself.! ! /1 41 4146 b een fltr le nient to ely eaired with the-Supp °2 (= tt • Ilitk ' r ely , eel the 19th March. It. is al-.{ oika . \-qa, with the Proceedings of the 1)t • r kt ofJ • it Of ‘• .(141Cature •it M .t•as, in pas,ing (s In k ' (41 anii imprisonment, fdr various k i 1 ' 14 ; • "ti t •,..touoL,As, _sq. and • , sl% r , • of the. Civil Service, and v kii ti „ •BaowN, of his Majesty's Zij i 1 , -I n -...v. v 'e latter fur challenging cos. and Magistrate of the tiro, - • r, titer `lalanar ; and the two former tc.n• , eIN ; • ,ae challenge. Th e business * 4 trun . seusatibn in India, particu- lady asltiz.Justice .11AcNAcHT . F,'N sperned to doubt the competency of the Court to inflict the pinikits merit His objections %I:ere, .ho'wever,.over-rulul by t Justice Sri. THOMAS STRANGE, - LI1(1 • .•• • , . . Mr. Justipe Nt:wsoLT.--We shall, if possible, insert the whole, but at all events a large •por tion, of these most interesting details in THE SUN of to-nlorroiv. At a quarter before.four•O'cloCk, her MA.TESTY . accompanied by Princesses ELIZABETH and MAAY, -Came to Carlton-house, in .one of the PRINCI: REGENT'S carriages, from the Qtseen's Palace, having previously arrived frOm Windsor ; they were received an the grand , enhance by General_ BLOOMFIELD. • Alter dining with the PRINCE, a little before , six o'clock they left in the QUEEN' S ' travelling carriage and four, on their return to Windsor, escorted by a party of Light horse. The :Princess of WALES quitted Strasburg on the -17th: She departed in a Carriage accom panied by her lady of honour, and_ a youth (Mas ter AUsTIN), with whose education she has charg ed herself. Her Chamberlain, and other persons of her suite, followed in five other carriages. The Princess has lett a _large sum for the poor of the city. During her residence site has behaved with much benevolence and affability. - Sir ISAAC HEARD, Garter King at Arms, and the other Members of the Deputation appointed to invest the Emperor of GE“mANY with the Or der of the Garter, were expected to arrive at Vienna oft the 12th The marriage between the Archduke CHARLES and time Duchess of OOuDCs IttaGH is regarded as certain. The nuptial cetetuony will take place at Vienna. On the 9th, a ship of the line and thee frigates passed through . the road of Rochelle ; towards the isle of Aix. This division is that which departed oa the Bth from Brest, and is destined to take pas;eS'siou of Guadaloupe. • Stit'uniay a mail reached town from Surinam, brought to Fahnouth in 38 days The Commis- Sion' appointed to manage the estates of absentees has been dissolved. • Letters were received from Gibraltar. on -Satur day to Cie date of the 7th of this month, and it is with much pain we state that the malignant fe ver had increased, and that six or gewea•persons died'Of the &sokner on the Gth Fri - day, Mr. RUFFE, the Y.essenger, was sent front the. Foreign-Uffice with dispatches to Vis count CASTLEREAGH, as was also Mr. PRoupmAN on Saturday; and another is ordered, to be in readiness to leave town at a short notice. Admiral BERESVORD is expected to sail in a few days, to convoy the PRINCE REGENT of PORTU GAL from toe Brazils to Lisbon. The Marquis of liaiGNom has arrived at Vienna as Plenipotentiary from the Republic of Genoa, at the approaching Congress. 111: TALLEYRAND, the day before h►s departure for Vienna., dropped his .ISUONAPARTH title of Prince of Beneventum, and was created by.his Ma :ESTY Prince of Talieyrand. On Friday the .Por,tig,itese Ambassador gave a grand entertainment to the Chevalier SALDANLIA, at his house in South Andley-street,. on his a►'rival in England from the Princeßet4entof Poirruuta.. at the Brazils. There were present the Russian' and Spanish Ambassadors, ate Eari of LIVER POOL, Baron 1\ ICHOLAY, Mr, CHAMBERLAIN, Mr. HAMILTON, and -Air. MORIEre j Admiral BERES FORD, &C. &C. Wednesday night the Chevalier SALDANI-14 , sent off a Voittiztiese Officer with dispatches to Vicuna. The Deputies orthe States (if Holland were in stalled at the liugue on the 19th inst. A German Journalist ascribes the recent eom tnotiims in China to some of his countrymen. It is certain that there is a great number of Eu rnpeaus at Pekin, and that there are many Gci - mans in the imperial Guard. A German architect gave the Emperor of AW,TIOA, during his resi dence in Paris ; a very detailed plan of the capital of China. Porsoicrt to an edict issued o►t the ith lost. Prussian paper n►:►ucy.to tl►e amount of I .500,000 r.x dollars will be withdrawn Itoin cireulatkin iu the course of the present year, and next year 600,000 more will be cancelled. . A very full account has been published iii the Russian Court Gazette of the new system of edu cation introduced into this . country-by Dr. JhLL and Mr. LANCASTER. Duchess of RICHMOND and family will lehVe Richmond House, Privy-gardens, to-inin!;- i-dl'v, fin. Paris, where her Grace ‘vill reinaht Short tune, and then proceed to join his (race at Brussels. • The Archbishop of CANTERBURY held an ordi nation yesterday, at the Catliedial Church, Can terbury. • The Bishop of LoN:Por.i also. held an or dination yesterday, at the Chapel .Royal, Saint; James's. We are happy to learn by a General Order is shed by Sir CisoaGE PuEvosT, that our brave fel loWs wounded in the late, action at Chippawa were recovering fast from their wounds. The first division, consisting- of .about 300 of the first battalion of Guards, which have been disembarked at Ratusgate front Brabant, marched into Canterbury on Saturd4, on their return for London, to be followed by another division of four hundred of the second and third battalions to-morrow, fur the same destination. , - The geme;•al reduction of the additional batta lions of the regiments of• the line did not take place on Saturday, as was. expected. A considerable. reduction in the Staff of •the Kent District has taken place. The head -quarters are to be fixed at 'Dover, and Major-General.PAcx is to assume the command of Cite District. Lieu-. tenant-Colonel Lord Glue:Not:4( is also ap pointed As.istant-Quarter=Master-General, in the room. of ALijor READ, removed to the St a ff of the garrison at Dublin.• • The 2d hattalions . of the 213 t, 50th, and 9 - Ist reir,iments were last week landed at Deal from Oste:..l, and . have since' proceeded f or their re spective destinations—the 56th to Sheerness, to relieve the .detachments of Militia doing ditty at that port and 21st and . Dlst to Canter bury, to a short period; previously to their ul timate destination in Nortli•Ltritain to recruit. ~N ~1°r• tl!c' e ,as rOS; ed, an tO c p e elif 135 r, g "111 ns Were ~ ~,,r ,r ‘ll 4, 11' 11 hi cob -o? r r•, 6 :1 " 1 • hill, 1 13t" ,4 11 , 0 01/ 1 ' 1/ I'4 ' "e .e l ) . '* 4 NAVAL NEWS. COPK, .SEPT. 21.—0 n Monday arrived his Majesty's ship Urgent, Capt. FITZMAUEIC E, with .transports, last from Portsmouth, having the Gal way Ililitia and.• part of the 42d Regiment• on board, from Dover. The South Down and Derry sailed before them. The Svbeile, frigate spoke the Urgent, and it is said informed Capt. F. that she had a Messenger on board from America, the bearer of dAvatehes of a pacific•nature. The N. S. Del Carinen, Vortugueseship, arrived here on Saturday—sNe Nvcts captured at the Western Island's by the Calypso sloop cif war, tinder very suspicious circumstances, who put men on board, and sent her for England. On the 17th she was recaptured, 15 leagues to the S.W. of Cape Clear, -by the Chasseur American' priVateer, whO, after , taking out a large plantity of opium, &c. gave her up, and put sonic 6f the Atlanta's crew on board,' previously taken by the privateer, who compelled the• Portuguese Captain to put in here. They were spOke with afterwards by his Majesty's ship "Ethtlie. The' Chasseur was 25 days from New York, and had made eleven prizes--sailed unconnnonly fast—sent six of her prizes for Amer ca. • SEPT. 22.—Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship Jason, Ilon, Captain KIN G Forrester, Eclair, and Banterer, fronia crnize. Arrived to-day his Majesty's ship Castilian, from a eruize.—Wind .gale at West. HARW!.CI,i r SEPT. 25.—Arrived yesterday the . Lady Nepean packet with a . mail from Holland. Sailed tiie--Lord Nelson 'packet with a mail for Gibraltar; Earl Leicester packet for Holland ; and theThamix packet for CuxhaVen. Arrived to-day. the. Olive, Mary, and Venus transports frOm the Downs.—Wind S. W. FALMOUTH, SEYT. 23.—The Duke of Kent packet , for Lisbon, and the Lady Wellington ditto for Qibraltar and Malta, are gone into .the Roads. The brig Cockatrice, from St. Domingo for London, and a Maltese brig ruin lAlalta for London, passed up Channel yesterday ; the latter' was boarded seven days ago off Cape Finisterre by the Lion American privateer, and plundered of all her stoles, &c. ; the privateer only left her four days provisions,—Wind W. PLYMOUTH, SHI)T. 23. Arrived the Orestes sloop of war with a fleet under convoy from Boar deattx Penguin, 74, with a fleet of light trans ports from Quebec, in 32 clays ; the greater part of the transports passed up Channel fur Puns mouth. 24.—Arrived the Opossum sloop of . war., with .six -sail from llourdeaux. , DEAL, SEPT. 25.—Came down from the River his Majesty's ships Glasgow and Myrtle, and sailed, for Portsmouth: Sailed his Majesty's ship Sc-Y -pion for Portsmouth ; and I►is Majesty's ships Mermaid • and Strombolo for Si►eerness. Remain a fleet of transports, from Gibraltar and Catkz, ivditing for orders, and a division of transports, hound toPortsmouth, detained by contrary winds. Arrived the British Queen transport, from Ostend. S. W. THE WASP. By the arrival in this city of Captain ALLEN, master of the Mary transport, we are enabled to communicate some farther particulars of theUnit= ed Stares' ship of Nvor TNVasp. Captain At.t.ttywas on hoard the Wasp during her engagement with the Avon; his . ship having been. captured and_ burnt on.the Ist September, in hit. 47. 40. and long. 9. 40. on his vnva l :efroni Gibraltar to Wool= wick with oidaitne stores. lie states, that the action :commenced at nine .o'clock, on the same evening, and. lasted till ten o'clock, at whiolipe riot! the Avoli was in a sinking state. When the ta , lilian appeared the Wasp was preparing to at tack the Cistilian, when she' discovered al:Other vessel in view, and was in consequenre induced to desist ; and. make oil. •On the 4th Captain ALLEN 1114.. V fell in With the Swedish brig - Bolus, in fat. ling. 16. 40. when' Captain BLAKELY, Commander of tine-Wasp, ordered all the English prisoners.on .board, consisting of 26 persons, to be put on board zlie Eolus, who. were landed at Valeh'Cia . , On the oath_ instant. When the Bolus parted front the W.sn, she was steering, to .the S. W. tier tonnage, guns, and men were as tor tnerlystated.—(cowle Advertiser.) His Majesty's Ship President has detained and sent into Portsmouth the ship Eugenia, about 400 tons, With a cargo of linens, hams, glass, etc. under Spanish colours, bound to Cadiz. Tire Grecian Archipelago is infested by pirati cal vessels, which link among the. islands ; and On every favourable opportunity board vessels, killole creuv, run the' prize into small creeks, land ti►e cargo, and afterwards destroy the vesselS, to avoid detection. Th►e trade at Malta is stated to have a•eceived. 'an impulse from situations whence it was not ex pected. Thirty r five ships. from Marseilles have delivered their cargoes, and received their . returns . ; with which they have taken their. depiirt►n•e ; a vessel fully laden had entered the port direct from the Havannah. Yesterday week, being what is called Dutch Sunday, was Observed at Yarmouth . by the arrival of scbuyts from Holland, previous to their going a-fishing. It being 20 years since the day was kept for this occasion, it attracted a numerous as semblage of visitors front the neighbourhood. CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 2d.—We hail a good supply of New Wheat from Kent, Essex, and Suffolk, this morning, which sold at a reduction of from 4s. to ss. per qourter from this, day week, and a considerable quantity kit on band Char ing in the course, of last 'Week received upwards of 30,000 qua errs of Foreign, Sales "th;s morning were very heavy, at la:rt Monday's prices. Rye was steady. Malt had but a dull pale. Barley supported its price. Boiling Peitic have ad vanced, since this day week, from 45. - to 5s- per ( I t 'ark" Oats slipported.their price, but ordinary - were dull. In other kinds of Grain no alteration. _ _ _ SxtrritFitmo, SEPT. 26:— .-; rhis day's Market had a good supply of prime T3easts, and the slo:v of Cattle in other re spects was considerable ; Beef and Pork supported la,t prices ; Mutton and Veal were dearer ; and the trade in general was s omewhat brisk. The sales in the Hay-market were rather n vely; Hay, Straw, and . Clover, !save Sallru in prier. THE PRINCE REGENT'S COURT On Saturdly, at two o'clock, his POval High ness the PRINCE REGENT held a C urt Ht Carl ton-holse. The CiteV;llier SANDANH:. W.O intro duced to his Royal Highness by the t',,rNtluese Ambassador and Earl BATifuttST, in the a!, , sence of Viscount CASi'LERF,AGH, !sis being appoint ed a Member of the Congress about to he hOlden at Vienna, to - represent the Prince R. , • , .ent of Pottft”GA-L. His'Excellency was lionoureu kvitlt closet audience, anti was. most grnriotisly received by the I!RINCE. His .Excel:ollCy at Hit' SAM, time took leave of his Royal Highness previous to his departtre for Vienna, to whi c h pl ace h e Pill pro . reed vita all possible speed., The PiIINCE REOENT, held a Privy Council; which vas aaenitea' by ,„. The. Lord Chancellor, the, Eari Liverpool, Viseeunt Sid month, Earl, Bathurst, Vi,cauutivilie, th Cha,:cilor of the i'.xylictitivr, tl: Right Hon. Wi!iaiti the Hon. John . 111•Mahon, •the Hon. Sir. C.;arles Stewart, h. B. who was upon this occasion in:.:•odoced witi: the usual , rins, ‘ .sworn in Member, and took his scat at the Beard ac cor+lingty. The Meeting of Parliament for the dispatch of business was taken into consideration. It was intended previous to the meeting of •the and every thing was nrrangen for the 'assembling or Parliament on the Thursdav the MAL "f November, but it wasaltered at the Council, to Tuesday the Sth d a y o f that month. The Right Hon, Slr CHARLES STEWART, K.B. and Ambassador to the Sovereign Prince of the Netherlands, and the Right Min. 'WILLIAM WEL- Lest.e'i POL'E, kissed handt.,._on then appona metits ; the former to be Master of the Mint, * and. the latter on his Einbassy. His Royal Ilib/nness the PRINCE REGENT gave. audiences to the LORD _CHANCELLOR, the Earl of LIVERPOOL, Earl. BATHURST, &C. Lord JAMES MURRAY and General 'STEVENS, were the Lord and.tiroom in Waiting. SIR JOHN MURRAY. COPY OF THE CHARGES TO BE PREFERRED AGAINST LIEUT. GEM. SIR JOHN MURRAY, BART. &C. 1. For landing, or continuing ou stun , : when lauded, be t.. een the 7th mid the 12th of Jutre, neavTarrag-na, a large quantity of heavy artillery, ammunitio', and stores, when he had good - reason to believe that no real, benefit would be de rived for 10 or 12 days to producing, the fall of Tarragona by these m e an s , and , when he had received information,. belieYed, that long befare that 'ime a superior force of the enemy would be. near him, and was aware that the siege must then be abandonedi knowing at the same time the great didicAlty and dangers attendiag a sudden re embarkation on that coast ; such conduct being lnghly un military, and against the wait of ins instructions. 2,1,i For ne;:lect of duty, and disot;edience of the express written orders of his Execlleacy Ficid-Mir , hul the Marquis of Wellington, the eoutniander of his Majesty's Forces in the Penidsula, by not imaeillately re-embarking the whole of the• forces under his command, after he had determined to rai se, and had aetualiy raised, th e s i ege ofTarragona, and retivining to Valencia, in order to - assist - the Spanish armies in that iprotinice iu securing the positions Which 'they might hare acqui.red there. • • • l• or neject i of duty, in bastile re-embarking the. forces under his ea - illumine] withrint air wee-ions preparationS or ar rangenthits„tinit ttins precipitate aliandoning a cons:aerable quantity of artilitlry, stores, and ammunition, abut f 2tb of .June, 1813, near Tarragnn a, when he was so far front ?icing compelled to this degrading. measure, by the immediate ap proach of any superior force, or by any-uther sufficiCut cause, that hi iiue zeal, firumess, unit exertion, the greater part, if not whole, might have been embalied safety ; Admi ral Hollowell, ':ho was a: the titn, on il.:ty,at the statinn, enge , sing edlect the same:—such coo,:uct being nighty to the invju,liee of the service, and detrimental . to the British, military character. _i (`lpied) . PAKENHANI, Adjt.-Gen. F. Seymour Larpent, Esq. Deputy Judgeliidwovit. Rear-Admiral PElvitos. is appointed to relieve Admiral HAt.i.ocrEt.t. in the Meditcrranean. The Queen, 74, is fitting for his flag at Plymouth.— Captain COO,DE is a.ppointed !,) command her. THE, THEATiiE. The rational part M the Public, which, we are inclined t,. hope, form a considerable ,inajority, were gratified on Satiirtipy last,. at ,Drury-lane Theatre, by the representation of The \ ilyp9crite., a play brought fon% ard with puraliar proprieTat this period, while so much prevails, and Religion is ma 'e the stalki:ig:hinse of impo-ition, or senseless 'Tee part Of Dr: Cantwell, which has for some ve•irs had . na admiraide yepre sent a tive , :nit! much siiperiorto MOODY,. the ori ginal performer, .was supported by Do WTON with . unabated excellence,. Much laughter was e cited, by temporary allusions,, and the na , ne Of JOANNA SOUTHCOTTi.the great Idol of ridiculous creel lity, 'was introduced with peculiar effect, as . svell as that of the redimbted •De .TOIVZEIZ. Cantwell, who, on preparing to set out for the purpose of visit!. ing his connections, avowed his intention to pay Isis respects ,to Jotlima. This intimation, of course, operated upon the risible, feelings of the audien'ce; and OXBERRY, in illawworm, when asked by Old Lady Lambert if lie had ever ventured to preach in public ? produced an equally ludicrous effect, when he said, " 0 T. yes, last Sunday I held forth opposite to' Dr, Towur's. Chapel ; but I was plunged- in gaol, and escaped with diflintltY," Mrs. EorviN was animated in efictr/otte. The Co medy was well received altogether.----The Far ce was The turnpike Gate; and; in consequence of the indispositiom of Miss KELLY, the part w as taiien,- and ably supported, by Mrs. QacL:i. BUONAPARTE. A Gentleman in this country has favoured us with the following extract of a .letter, received from his brother, dated Elba, the 20th of .August : "I think I ean.picture to tilyself Your surprise at receiving a letter from me; dated teens this island: but, • I conf e s s , m y curiosity to seethe former Emperor of France was so great, that I could nut leave Leghorn. without paying th e said tle2nan a visit. It is totally imptissible for me to describe, or you to picture, the j4tor, appearance ot this once great and powerful man. - Stash an aspect of grief I never beheld ! face, since his arrival, has sunk so .mach, that per sons, who knew him during his prosperity, declare, that -he is not like the same man. -His wh,le conduct is. most singular. He rises at two o'cloth in the morning, and employs himself 'about the fortifications,•.whit:h are very strong; rides about the island without and never remains any length of time in the saint. place. The Besse which he at present resides is very Poor 'and mean indeed, though perfectly cm - responding- v":th the general :we:trance of the town and 3fajesty (as he iS still called) employs himself in building a tine palace, at some little dis tance fronil Porto Ferrajo. HIS mother, who arrieed• litre some few days since, is a very ti!JC woman, and appears to be liked by the inhabitauts."—(liaMpshire Chronicle). The French Papers of the 22d mention the amval of the Marquis WELLESLEY at Paris, and estimate the nmuber of English in that capital at 24,000.