The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-31 00:00:00

Mo t to Nr‘ni:!ity; Cent. Arthur folmstoe, Cent, Geri .filet. uer.on, Gent. UEI4 OR ANDUM. , Liellt . enat't 101111 tile 16th Foot, who was super. tiedeit, in the Gazette of the 23th ultinw, is re►n- SLrtirt in hr, :1 tie pr , itiosLuii of ‘2aptain Robarts. trom the loth Light Major in the toad Foot, as btated in the t e i 6.11 oas trot taken ptacc. 1 ire 31'wottinntlit c,l 11•,spitil-mate Lowrey to be Assikt , slot_ n in the 64zette of the t6ttti in3tanr, has not taken phied. u/INKpuIiTi;IE.YENLARdED, W. Porter-and W. rvi •• porter,:- CopthAll.Lourt, 'Thrognior tnn-strcet, merchants; Iran August .6; to August 213, telt, at London, . • • ' Vi s, Brion, Nnithampton, gr.cer, fron 4 ltfly 30, to rAtnott 27, at . ten, At the Saraven'sliead, - roVec.eiter, Ncirtitampton. , , RANK tZUPTCY SUP ER ti IEO4 D WlMinn Darker, 'pen, L'utnberlAncl, 111131111144Uref. , • W. R. Egiorati. - Hamist , ortli,•stail. , rdslure, painter on ttl.tss, to surrender rl,u4ost iii,-I 7; and S'eptetnber to' ' at twelve, at . the Knyar tint el, Ternple.row, I , trrninkhani, At tonnes, Messrs. ii4xters and Martin, t Lon. nun t and Mr. Alaudsley, or Mr. K. Webb, binning ! halo. '• .. • 1. Dingle, Charlestown,- Cornwall, merchant and ship owner, August 10,.30, and September to;'at twelve, at the New Crown lintel, Plymouth flock, Devonshire. rrarrires, Messrs. •William* and Oarke, Prime's-street, L.dtord.row, London,; and Mr. Bourn, Plymouth. • W. far..ltson, Knottingley.Noikshire, litne•burnet, August 26, 27, and September to, oriel), at the Stal lnpi, Ponte tract, Yorkshire. Atturtnes, Mr. Towns, Pontetrad ; and Messrs filakeloCk and Makinson,. Temple, London. T. livek, Upton, Cheater, and P. lieLlt, Sidlord, L2,llCabter, COInII2OII brewers, August r;, 14, and September to, at two, at the Coach 'and Moises ltin, .I)cansgate, Man. cliester. Artornies, Mr. it. Ellis,, Chancery lane,. Lon. dun ; and Messrs. iligbon and Atkinson, - Cross-street, Alatichester ft. Thorriborrow, jun Kendal, Westmorland, linen draper, 111allUlaehlrer, Augu4t lit, at five, 27, Old Septeutbt r 10, PI eieveh, at the Cointnereial Inn, Kenoal. Attu/tries, • r. iftsWirmik, Ktriclai ; and Messts, Caton and brurnell, A tila.,,,Jte s reet,- London. • I. 1 1 451 , 5, Shepton Mallets, Somerselshire,•baker, August 8, SO, Shit Sept , l7lher so, at ten. at the George tim, Shep ton-Mallet. Attornies, Mr, King, lletllol(ALr ,, w ! Loudon; and Messrs. Hyatt and Nlaskell, Sltepl , 9o4ldllett, So merso,,trire.. • . S. Leer y, lietlinsg,green, merchant, Augu'st to,•l3,'and Sep. tembcr to, at twelve, at Cniidnall, •Loodon. • Attorney, Mr. T. Harrrson, Salters' Hall -court, London. • T. lir)an' ben. Ninon), Oxford, shopkeeper, August 8, st, and September to,, 41 ) eleven, at the Staple Halt Inn, • Witney, OXIOrd • Attornies',' Mr. T. C. :Atoveloa, l)X011 j and M.r..1.' Sherwin, Great james.atreet, Bedford-row, Loridon. 1. Nlo.;;;iti, Seib), .grbcer,, 6ugust :; 2 3 , at four, 24 and soteniticr I Wit ,ai the Geuige Inn. Selby. M A!!:.rilles, r. g. Selby4.ati . Mr, Wigleswortb, Gray's Inn.sqtnire. tbf, W A Iniersun, hurch-it reel, Betlinal.greeri, dealer August 3, 17, mid Seinell)ba 10, 41 twelve, 4t Guil,lhall, Lott. 110 ii. A 1 toravy r, Christiurch 7 p bb.v,.Ncw. pre. St ttet. . Ski.li.y,lloet.Street, silk-mercer, August 3, to, anol Sep. , temi:lec to, at twelve, at Gutltitt.tit, Lutifidlt. Attorney, • Mr: Ncw htiect, ' • $, tiltnw , Eawood, eAtico-printer, August to, t 7, awl September to, at cloven, ,at CW1(111,111, Loodnn„ At tothies, Swain, Steven $, Ivlaple, and Pearu , , Old Jewry, 1,01:tion. 1. Ku.i.; - ;taud•road, ' Shoreditch, viaualler, August 3, I n . cpt..,ntber c, at ten, ikt 1.01i,(10.11. A rtorsley, N; r. Lo . ..l(loCheapside. 1. - G. .d4l 1. Lloyd, VI:II-court, Fenchurch-street, • coru-ractoi3, A oguit 3, to, anti Scrotentner at ten, at Lonttutt„ Attomey, Mr. .1);,44:,... Bitlimy. C Koncken, Spital-ticids, sugar-refiner, Magust 0, 13, and Septetnnut to, at tco, at Gudillieti,' Alton:ay, Nit. Chltton, St. 1119iiiiis's-htreet, Sotii,llWatlt. 1. Cihitnploil, CoirCe.i.ouse, London, underwriter, and London, tea.deolor•ow.i•grocer, A uKust 'le, awl Septeinticr tc, at tea, at Guildhall. Lon4cnt. Crew, st. Mildrctl%-..ouutt, 2o It ry, Loraloo. Dow, Jeweller i Augnst 3, la, and September to. .•at test, at. C.; , eit,'.llall, 1.. , 414.1tat , Mtutlicy, Air. Bennett, Nt..w Wy'eft:sireet. . , • nitirbEADtti, ' " Au tO, C, N 1065. Thith'et.. Mate; Strand glass Ind ehina..' 4t; tittlicr, ten,,at August 27. 1. Itogera, 'Stritn.t, ,oxerc.haitt 1111tricWelltr, oieven, Jt G011(1;1.111, 2 • August 3 1 A A ' ctv, Strand, straw -hat:manylattiarer, at tell., at . A ogost 28. Mason,, ileywo Bury, linttaintri ihop ,,Ter, at eleven, to Ott White kitqc lip, 14.44 pitch, Ni4i.eltester. . August xi, 1. Fanahaw, LiVerpon), dealer in eartitenware_, otromeive, At the S+../.1111 nit, Hanley, , • A tigust 23, W. I.,amb, Dudley, Vie'ort.,ester, :victualler , and` clutiiier, at twelve, 4 this Swan Tavetti, lkttli-atreet, August S. Willett or t. I.lunste!, Setnerset, merchant, at ten, at tho Angel Inn, Lltiiikewater, Sconerset. A.:gust 2/, Prout.hristvl, bake', at MON, at the Rum. lavern, MI S,lttits'...dane,' A ~ i;ust . Lewis,. Bristol. wod)len:draper, at one, at toz Dual) Ta , ,ern. . . Ang,tw 3. I Leman, ltainsgati, sluipiltrgllo, 'at twolve, Itihtlit t 1.0140 1 1. 1, August 16. K. i~ iltld, D,lffttlicton e nuillartf, fillittringer and leather,tires,o, id elt;:ifett, tttthe:l'albot, I.)';ltlington. August 27. T. Howland, 'lltaint, Oxford,, u trier, at ten, tt c,toldhall, London. , ,1 . Scptesither 3. S. I) t unage, St, P:tul't Cnulch4ard, London, molt-maker, Itt,lweive, at Goildh4ll. August 3i. llartlenbers, Nlount-street, Grosvenor square, st,,tnatv, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. August to- 'l'. Motratt and Brown, Golwell-street, Old sired, blue.roattntaduters, tit eleven, tit Guildhall, Lou. don. CARTIFICATEN, Ati_G - vsT 2,. T, 11.o.kbank, Ulvertnon, Lancaster, 1), 1% , Ilan!), J. py, and 1. Taylor,'ll44ryport, Cumberland, cotlOn-trlasiu.. Eettners, H. y, St. Martin's-court, St. Martin's-lane, jevy;llo. 1,, Veil ley, Novcaitle•upon.Tyne, iner4hApt. , i l , y wad, C tot Stalbik.stteet,Cilaring.ctoss, carpenter. t')vr ai,tl i. Payne, Dri3lol,VrtiggiSts. ' '('. Avti bOll, t reat CovCnt.piderl, hotel.kcePer. C41,..ta4k, I,:incaster, cabinet.,lll.,k,r. . W , I). t; tit $l, Kirtiotuit-uvon.ThatneS, grocer: t) t i 0 . 410, cam, t. K. 'V TillapNtone, Nortiramplon, allop.kceper. FRENCH. PAPERS. PARIS, , . His Vl3jt4ty yesterclq held a ,Oeuc t uili at hi s Mi. niters in his Palace of c 'd u d, A ti3g of truce airivQ(l troni 4,14 i ; the, ifi t h ini.tint, with 130 ptit,o;icri, l'Ala:e nl Tr;lowl, IV) July, NAPOI FoN, Emput or it tilt: rencil, . . . ‘4 Theisii ili 7 101 ix114:11 I(iy Cry V Q kt d nory.g, (vrnunaied, we Ichve decretd, and. thlcree as ti)11(),‘ 3 . • " La, l'he doiing - of t 4 u; of gisliftivc 13ody trill “ike placc! on the t hi s ;TWO b. • "d.Tire , present dectft ship( L, g i.d a tive,, 130 0 0 by the thators ,of our C:66;161 01 State, and inserted in the bialleritt-6flii-irs,:" o ' ; ' • (Signed.) • : NA"tib't:ttort'' the SisniAjer of Stt c C(ltwellAitti*" 1.1 ;ISLTI 1 ; : gs)Dy SITTING op tats Qtati or Tlict Sitting was LTVllett at htilt.past cone, 'Mv3 stars t i .c t Doliuttes - arcird in Oslone, and a great , number of Li l ies and foreigners filled the public and.,private tribune:.,' Aster she ntilsutes were dnad, M. the President spoke a. tol;owi:‘-.- " GENTLIM Ni—The deputation which you c0m...: iLissioned ro carry to:4lteKing of Rome the hotriage of tl a 4.4egislative Body, - repaired this Meriting, .to St. Cloud t 'none of ens - could behold withqiit a 164: . . ly to crest this august' infant-, upou whom so many desuilies repose, and whose age' inspires the most tender sentitnents. .We hare boehe to him all your serttiMents, Gentlemen, mixing wiiii them those wishes which the love of int' own children is cal , culateil to -inspire, Madame,.,:the Governess, re ceived Olen), .and thanked uti• in the name of the • YoOttglsince ;, thinbiless - ,' it the same mime regret itetthat he was unable to join his personal 'Dents to: those which she expressed to the Le. gislative Body."--(Applauses trou t ail parts of the hall.) The discussion of a plan' relative to the exchanges was the order of the day; and Gendebien, the Reporter from 'the Commission of the Interior, tog proposed its adoption, a scrutiny took place, and the plan was adopted by atbajority of 331 to 3. The Counts de Segnr, Corvetto, and Neri-Cor sini, oratoisof the Council.of State, were intiod4cecl with the decree for closing. the t ijession; Which' occasion, Count de Segur spoke. as follows . " &Wrist:acts—We have. presented yOlt year with but Jew plans of laws. No'w 'that th e codes Napoleon, of commerce, 44:c. areorganized throughout the empire, it is natural - that the tabours of the administration should aogment, and that of the legislation diminish. The same activity which in so few years ha* revised France, founded' the most powerful and vast empire, re-erected timid- UrS, raised justice, endowed the communes, ;inter sected France with roads and canals, levelled Moun tains; organized public institutions, and given 1 4 rance'those wise •laws which other nations eihy; and are eager to adopt ; the same atlivity,. I my, must at present give motion to all these eleations, ad‘anco all these establishments, and ,perfeci the social edificethe bases of whiCh are laid. All the sources of riches and prosperity are opened ;Crea tion is finished life commence.. the pros!' number of laws we now offer you, proves how salu tary and alt.sufficienithose are which already exist ; but if this Session, Gentlemen, has not been mark» . ed by the adoption of important laws, it will not on that account be a le,s metnora - ble epoch for you. , Previous to opening it, the Emperor wished. you should be collected round histhrotte ; be wished to be sum rounded by you when he wept to *kiwi). ple to return thanks to the Eternal foram `birtla of that infant king, who has completed our•vvishes,' and realized our hopes; you hare been witnesses of that pottipous ceremony, the holiness of the place,- the toti'vsty of the throne, the union of Princes, of the Noullity, of the first corps of the empire; ,of the ttvputies from the towns, the offering of .an infant dedicated to God, by glory and virtue united., emotion of the Millinsrip,' and the acclamations of an, nurntnise people, wiliclo on the same day' were re peated throughout the extent.of this vast einpir,— „ ttsts nouie and touching pictute is'.too deefq graved irk your memories, to allow me to attempt to retrace " If I spoke of that universal sentitrient that ex cited the public happiness, I should but repeat yui.4 own. words, express, as every Frenchtnan does, the joy that birth has caused which guarantees the Stijl. (11),r., ()tour destiny, the duration of our glory j which ehlistittii es . the happittess of our august Sovereign `and his beloved constint. - . • "Itviite midst of the I . efi• which. were given to celebrate this great etent, the Emperor catrnf i to this pfiee : he 11413 informed . you of the tnotivei!of high Policy which determined him to extend our frontiers, and unit's. new provinces to the emplte. His Majesty has de sciibed to you our Ilotieisliiog si tuation, the lisielity his allies the ilotyAf . his armies,• and the prowerous stale of his finances. )t) short, in announcing to you that he had ottlei4l hi* Minister to place before you the expellees °(18p ~ and j 8 to. Ho Majesty informed you, that althOugu he was obliged to place at the disposition tat` his lusters an extraordinary .credit of 100 millions, he did not ask any new impositions. his thusAlnit, alter many, years of war, conghests, and creations, our •Soveteign terminates .his discourse; whil,t Inc Government who wishes 'to contend agasut him every year demands new loans, imposts, and sacri fices, from the English people. A feW days after that memorAble sitting, your deputation came to 1.4' at ache foot of the throne the homage of your devo tion, your love; and.thrpugh your President, who enjoys the esteem of our Munatch, .and yone.ine , rited confidence, you made k► own. the noble and simple priticiples which guide, and the sentiments that animate you. In that audience fou'experir .enced fresh pledges of the paternal allection. of 'his Majesty. , • • - r The solemn forms of the opening cifyour •Seri!. sion being fulfilled, the Miots,ter of the ii,teitor great detail pointed out the situation of the empire. .'•rixteen deparunents have been united to Fiance, pioJucing a population of five Millions, and- a pi• venue of ittia millions. The communications open ed between she Scheldt and the Baltic, between , the north and southol Italy, reader our maritime sup. plies independent of the enemy's squadrons. .‘• ThrirMinister has spuken, to you at the progress of thy :University, the orginazation of the Impe rial fjouris, which will restore to justice its torce and dignity, and the creation of great seminaries; of the acquisi , :on or ilie repairing or a number of churches, ot -the successot industry which makes amends try ttie.dibcerve;ri Is of gettiti..for privations which war causes. , IJe has inturtned 'you of the 4111r10.4 4q I,vorl{i OtlciartAieti to Construct bi WO, canals, urain nutishes, enthellisto thelie works have colt nearly 300 they tlitts'equal, in ' two yeati, the affirms which etc ~tetuivilY-madc in a century. 5 i" You have not seen without surprise upon , rdi the points of our cons; and frontiers, those fortitic3- Omit which prudence ereas or repairs in the midst of triumphs. The ,aaivity which reigns in alt the porti, the works rinilertaken pt Antwerp, Flushing; Cherbourg, ()stench rind 'rerneuse,.those, arm aments Which prepare tor aro future . succesbes of our nla . tine and new aestitlieslor tire ocean, and the pi , a perous state of the public treasury which h s to ro t( ide lot so many expences ; snch ;s the pictufe which liar been • traced to you. Happy the rei4n tn. wateo the recital of tads renders eulogiutn " Aber the.presentation which has - beet), made to you, Gentlemen, of two projeas to create new sub pretedutes, and of a great number of trattspaiolii• which interest the comiuties,.you have adoilled the projea of a law upon the finfinces. The satisfac tion, which its examination afforded yoti, i 4 too recent to make it neccsiary for me to re4iate the de tails. , , . . " The Orator of poor Commission of IFinatice has said upon thiiiruporiant law all that octici be added to the motives cleve;oped.by the Oratins frit4 the Council of State. He has' 'pointed ouOthe vantages of the order establishe4 by which five or six months are sutficiet,t to examine and check the accounts ot'sti tunny' different administrations. Ile . has remarked the ametiotation which has taken place in the proceedings fur tfte recovery ache con tributions; *the nuideiate t*ipeoce of prosecution his not escaped hiin, He has iith . equal sagacity Yiewed the different causes of the increase of the State revenues, whickat present amount 40 . 985 mil and.theJ reason of the augmentation of the expence :of the...different departments. We have accittifed 300 leagues of toast, and to,OOO sailors. Such acquisitions clemadd ad increase of expence, but they give at the same time the means 'of pro vioing tUr It. " The econoniy,lntroduced into many branches of the administration -J.-the 'augmentation of the produce of the customs—the measures. adopted rela tive in tobacco, which, without pressing, upon the people,' give the State the advantage which some ceMpanies. exclusiv ly enjo ) ed, and furnish the. , means of dimitnshing the t.ind-taX•; :. atk givo a cniii Plete assurance of constantly seeing our resOreei superior to our expenditure. . liqUidariOn pf the years preceding 1808 is effetied ; that Of 'll4 44 , 0 w yeartis cot siderabiy advanced : Ong of The, present y 53.4 is completed ; nii inquietude exists with respect to the future.• France has no occasion for any increase of the customs, .nor tor loans; um tor an, new taxes. _ _ - " - Thus you have evident proofs of . ihe happy situation of our tinauce3, and, certainly they ought to excite as malt confidence hi our (ellovv...Citi4tAs, a 3 tear in our enemies. At the moment when, by order Of his Majerity o those sattlaCtury representations %%ere placv..l wider your eyes, a about of triumph reached us trnni Spain the junetion of our armies wss affeaecl-f,lia ilajoz was deliVered; and Marshal Sachet had over• thrown the walls of Tarragona in presence of the English, the' mortified spectators of this vitiory. A garrison of . 18,040' men, courageous and abr4tnate, has oat- been-able .to resistrerryhttaltsr.; '19,00 0 prisoners and a great eutitber'orcannan ;and stand ards are the trophies at the conquerors : noble pre sages, which confirm thii hnpr tve3q to us IsTiort time since by a Monarch, all whuse predittions vic tory is accustomed to lOW. ; 1 At the same instant cries of dititteriissned flom the bosom of the .Ltrittsit Isles; cledit, which sup ported her colossal and laditious power, ,was shaken; and that Govermbent, already banished f lO lll the Continent, but' which nevertheless boasted, : amidst the cumbrous heaps of ,its manutaCiures, of being able to exchange its produdions for all the gold of Mexieb and Peru, is now forced to proclaim its error; to acknowledge that it loses public con ,fidenco, and to ptopbse the entoicanent . of a, paper money. " The English Government desires war, the mo nopoly of cormiterce,, and the domination at the, '.seas ; its allies areeither destroyed or lost to it ;! st ruins all those whom it wishes to sub l aklise ; it ex hausts its people its' useless efforts ; a is punished fur its selfishness by its state of insulation ; and, atier haring heaped loan upon loan, tax upon tax, besieged by 'coMplaints, threatened with 'comma- Lions, it is reduced to .prop,se to the 'people, by way of iesource, a, fiCtitious money, which has 'no other pledge but a confidence which exists no longer. The Emperor, on the other hand,' wishes ,'for peace, and the liberty Oldie seas; he has 800,000 men under arms ;, the Princes of Europe' are his allieS ; his whole empire e . njoys profound tranquility; with out loans, without anticipations, 94 , * millions, raktai,d ' with facility, secdro the free execution .of We Otitis ; and his Majesty commissions us' to 'ad dress you only In the language of satisfaction ant hope. " What confidence, gentlemen, ought this pa rallel to inspire ; Diffuse it among your feflow-ci - tizens. "Commuuicate to them the itnpressions YOU • have received ; your task will be easy you will find them all animated with the same sentiments towards a sovereign, who has no other objud in his labours than the hiappiness .ami the glory of his • people." • • 141, de Segtir, after having read the decree which ordered the chising ot , r the session, come down from the ir!hurie atnidtt acclamations of " Live the' Emperor." t • N. the President then. spoke, with.the view ef' pointing nut, that it was.. the happy destiny of lite LegiN . Litive ilf ! tty never -In assemble', but • in order to, associate themselves in the illustrious labour of I lin Government; or to be able to form a betteriudg-`, , meat of their wisdom, by seeing their: valuable rest snits; that the Deputies of the Legislative 'after I);ivng received, through the medium of the . Orator of the Council of State, the assurances of his Nl.ljes'y's satklattion, were happy tit-returning to their homes, to have it in their power to Communi. ease to their fellow 7 eitizens only now benefits on tho part of Government, and•that no other ottlignir tjon had been imposed upon them this session, nut thrit of gratitude. Six copies were ordered to be printed of the speeches of M. de Sept . , and of the President. M. the President then, in conformity to the D - cree, declared that the session of tail was terminat ed, anti toe Assembly Mkt. MAI LS. Aats u—s Dublin, s Wtterrint. Dvs—t Guernsey, s Watertorg, COnsois . PiiiCllo i+.()CK'S • Ay r TwsLvt o'cLoci, 62 Oinniuin -• • 11°' p . ' ---.---.- T IT r S 14. toLitta guts aicats r4LiVei Au. 0041. iONDOI9, *i3bNisfiAy, 31, 1811' . .. It iv with nitich pleasure we Stile, that (bete is consider Ale abateritent in the 4mpterns Of th e di order %,v,t;ich.,at ,zar# ~ .. .• . we have even s ',think, lthat fo r ' i -,,,,, ,„. , erne reasoh to . present Nabs hii filXii:si-rOf anxiety haveoccdsioned reports that his indispoiitii mini as more fu,rmidahle , t han It appeared in the of the Physicians.. His MJEST.t, we nadj st V i for a few days had. declided animal tooc4 sad dear cc co nsequently reduted to it lOW state by slystitl Y"terday, however, he was in duced to take so o and the effect was soon•evidont in the iraproalet of his sPirint, nod , the augcnelltatiOn ,of liiib4)6, stren, H during the wh o l e of yetterA j ' gth u was w afternoon in a state of tranquility, hij i bels ;, to indicate that the cri sis of his disorde r liasll3l)l'' ►aised away. " ffindsor-Costle , July 31, I °' • The - general feauires 'of the KiNG'S disOfti! continue much the same, but fits MAJ.°Y rengitt ie improved. wII.F.BERDig, " BAILLIE, "ii,WLLIiS. • l. ' : •:- ';'. ' • • • give 'We 1 this ' • .. lave day `• inerti tram , b the American papers, purporting t° m. en 'official Note from CHAMPAGNT, the Fro° ' 1 • nisterOf Foreign Afiliii; inserted a very curios doc'J to the It LiSsiati Atubas63do We this I- tajned is paPer as i t has reached us, be t Y means pledging ourselves for its authenticill; °I til,e. contrary; we are very much inclined to Vi c ; chat it is a fabriCation. lhat the vetithnents coe marked contetnpt ; such as BUONAPARTB realty entertains of dole' 0 1 have no doubt; indeed h e has ogr e Otto ° `' )l it respeaing tise English nbcobini 0, spoken o.f:theti) iti the Mon iieur with th e 0) ; ~ in a Paper addresied to thR Russian Miniver, ill', bat we can hardly OPP ° " i , would irtiVe entered so'minutely i nto ihe, dua ) oo , policy of Great Britain, nor con we believe .1 10 fi , ij , 0 0 cument, of this kind, confidential;Ydelueteut 014 have found its way into the Americeu P 4 Stime more Fiench ved rs a rri yeacooy itt'li . dt which we have extracted the Address.olll'el !alive Body to BOON4Navrell BabYs an d the ib V ewer of the Nurse, in the name, of the old ' rah to the [Aglaia, tortr.:of frlTce., ,Wo lovecie 014 ' it' , the sPec he4 of M. Soyo s.tiod the pre 0 ; Jii Le illative Body , i n which the state, of Frolo ' s ~ canted in the most extrava gan t style. of t' ' Freaci l O i :, 461 e • thy , m ust have excited smiles, of ° I ever in France. . . The Am eriean Paper s, j ust received, coOtoll following t' 1 , . aric es :.-- 00 . NB4l Y°BK, JUNG 24.--Yesterdoy :110 1 arrived off Sandy Hook, the British sloop of * i aoaPPfijre, from Berm and this rnorniq ~ paait:h6crl belonging relative o t to t her ociatt: : o p t w t e o e too►wi in: v i ill i,ti ° l:o ' Slates frigate Peesident, and the British sleoPt't Lilte Belt. ‘, .., . i e t , ‘vv e undoistimci they consist of nn offico • jio from Admiial SAY g, inClosing Captain . runt's leiter; stantial detail of what took place from th e ie nt be descried the President to 110 lo ge the battle which renoihoted so disastronslY I`ll 81dp. The dispatches 'were sent on to P. 'AO' th is dt the British Minister, at Washington, by mail. ".I"stoss AJADRAs.....Capt. Tnostrsegi wh° n 108 dais Irons Mocks!' r i ve d this aftern oon i ti:hireiltlilitilljulit:pulnideaegr',oteth.NegP:c,idontigstti!nuoliag:a jantescri. i t f " I A: di::)lllllo9lldegroveg.t:Y' ' tJ4 TI .. . - a 000 rrill‘P'i t' tO(IPSWere i 0 UIISIA. Ot 1., ' c o ""tiVe.S; under the command of Gem. "51`.,,, art , and tVtle P sail .............,about the middle ot:Mr''' I Highness ate 1: 1 'yesterday morning, his Boys „Joao, of CAMIIIi was, occompanirci ills itos! 4/ the or 00sTA mut Sorism, on horseback, tpclock, 44, Park,' it OM liiiit-patit ten Oil is?l4lVtit° ,01 p dr . tY they returned 10 the CAfritle, 11,..1' S o e rn, 6 Ltccotnpanied- by Lord lotosth vgn',oo. l'AvLots, and Lady At.stisfr. Cti/A0g.,„1,130.0 The., 00$10, and Princess°, ii4,l*,,t,e, s MAttYrk. took 20 airing to fro%Tore,. ww—b'er, ii, igsikta,i tiie gardens till two ocoLlt, rctorned to the Castle , pool° sil . ! Pe, Monday hatiAsssfy portoo'bro to do tu ., l to dinner, Whichme VOt be m uch rd lreo rind Watt p mt ;he sll)pejf w f rind strengthened.by.ii. t , had . on autii°lc° On -Month)), gr. Pso„°6v,h , w oe , the rtiINCS itfiVita, tit wiraton } ~ ;; ;A „