The Sun.
London, England, 1808-10-12 00:00:00

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PARrt, 27..--The news 'frOiii
Mention, that hiS-Maje,ty the Emperor had paised.
through that town on the 34th. The presence Of
the two Most psnerftil MonarcliS of Europe at Er=
furth will occasion the aSietthiage of Many Princei
there. His Majesty, it is said, will appear att,:ticl=
ed by a ver3 nurneronS and splendid retinue. Thii
celebrated meeting will; no
.doubt,. furnish ample
niatter to the historical pert;' whether we consider the
importance Of:the decisions, which will inVolve the
fate of nations pending upon it, or the-lustre and au=
thority 'of the two Sovereign Arbiters. 2
An Officer 'i
f the Persian Court, named Kcitartis
BEV, accompanied by four attendants, arrived thii
,night at the Palace Of Legation..
PARIS, SEPT. co:—The, grenadierS of the corps
Marshal MOIVIER. have marched to. Tilsit, to a,A ait
•his Majesty tle.‘;‘Emperor of RUSSIA'S arrival, in or=
der to attenor him to Erturth. Part of the Imperial
Guard- is all'AVSVirted in the said city, as well ai
Mons. BEAUSStT, Prefeet of the Palace-of his Imp:-
- Majesty the Emperor NA PaL FON.
.. The van of a column of the Utii Camp Corps Of
Me: Grand ArmY has marched into Paris. They
Were received and treated in tne saute Mariner 'as the
first Camp Corps had been. •
Troops..froin the Confederation of the Rhine -are
already arrived:4J. ()deans ; frOm thence they wilt
proctjedla" 'the Marshal 'of the Empire,
•Dulte-of rtAi;Viic, held a revieW on the 15111 inst.
of the. Regittkent .of tiAe ss Au, 1 700 tnt.•
Strong.
ft is, said that the head-Uarters of the Grand Spa~
nigh Army wid in the first instance be.established at
Toulouse,

Cos/T.lg,- Sei.T.•es.-4Yesterday, towards noon,
arrived here his Majesty the Emperor and
vas waited upon with congratulations by his _Excel-
lenCy the 11.1:e of Dalmatia (Marshal gouvr), e -
pressly come here for that purpose. His Maj.,,fy,
condescended, to pass in review the troop 4 which
had marched to the Parade for iris reception; after
taking a refreshment; he imMediately sat out again
his journey thronghAVranck fort and TArgau to Wei-
mar. His fuwjaliklighness Prince CONSTANTItin
had arrived here, alp day before.

VIENNA, SEPT. 11.7—We read hi several Voreqz.ri
Papers, allusions to warlike preparetionS made here.
The measures adopted by our Court With rope& to
the Reserve and Militia, are tountaed with plari
laid down long ago, and now only finally carried
into execution. All doubts will vanish in a short
time. These measures .have 'notoriously been sup-
ported with the utmost spontaniety of the subjetits;
and were matured with a promptness and alactity
outstripping expe&atiou. For the rest we can as-
sure, that ourgmh.st,ands a footing of the best
understanding witk the two leading Powers—wit 7
ness the distitArk N'Rf h 'which the French and tha
Russian Amb-assador-s-are treated upon every occasion;
and particularly so at the late solemnity of her
perial Majesty's. Coronatioti. They were both
formally invited to assist at t1,4.e inauguration ; and
when the latter made an apolky for his inability of
finding a suitable accommodation in Presburg!), hi
Majesty assigned him apartments in his own Pa-:
lace. . Our Ambassador at Paris, Count Mirr•;
TERN:ICH, has frequent conferences with the Em=
pz!ror NAror.eotc,- whiehstifficiently evince the liar-;-
mony subsisting between•the two Monarchs.

HANAU, SEPT. 16.—This morning' at half-past
seven o'clock arrived here from Fralickfigt his Ma..
jesty the Emperor of FRANCE, King of ITALY, and
after having changed horses, proceeded On his jour
ney to Erfurth.

BAYONNE, SEPT. 21.—There are troops paising
through this city every day.for Spain ; the situation
of Spain isreadfnk ..,ils was lately l'epOrted, that
the Geperal A.4lmBfAeville had been trawiterred to
Madrid, wheat assumed the title of Regency.—
This day the contrary -is maintained ; u hat seems
certain is, that in the metropolis' the greateSt Been
tiousness prevails; that the insurgents of Valencia,-
after having committed great depredations, have in-
stituted an abssOlute system of terror, cast the mot.i
distinguished persons into'prison, and declared their.
goods and chattels -forfeited: these tevoltitionary
measures they have extended even to some of the
most dignified of the Clergy.
TRIESTE, SEPT. 9.—The Austrian Government
has taken the necessary precautions to re-establish
and secure, theCotti-tnunication between the country
of Venice ttffff-i Dr/in:lit/a, which during the whole.
course of the present maritime war is to be kept up:
We are assured, that the Governor of Trieste hag
made representations to that Court, in order to in-
duce it to send some detachments of light infantry,
,to be cantoned in the villages along the great road
between Trieste, Fiume, and Dalmatia:

SUICIDE.—A beautiful young Worriari; 'who was
recently the adored of a certain Marquis, and whet
has since been under the protection of a military
Officer (Capt. C.), rut a period to her existence r.t
her apartrpents, a drapeer's, in Oxford-street, on Sun-
day night, by taking' ifconsiderable portion of lauda-
num. Her paramour had dined and spent the d,ay
with her on Sunday, and after his departure at
eleven o'clock at night,. the,Lady was found in teats,
and much dejeaed. She was found dead in her
bed at nine o'clock on Monday morning, and it was
ascertained that she had taken a tea cup full of the
poisonous liquid. It is supposed that SWIM' tmntal
embarrassmentS was the cause of suicide. Her real
name was Mason, but ,her. feigned name Was Wit-
kinsOn.

The. Gerifipp',Jttpwls., inform us that the va,,sal
Kings of the -RhenisTiConfederation have received
orders (this is the phrase employed) to send their
Contingents into France.

CoarriExetri; OCT. le.-;;There is but an in-
considerable supply iliOtheat- to-day, and Sales are
rather higher, prima old 105 s. per quarter; Bailey
somewhat cheaper; Malt '6 dearer; Waite Pease
Ios..per quarteribwer'l- Beani4try but little ; Oats
are in,guod supply but 'keep up the late advanced
price ;_ Flour ss. per sack higher.

Wheat 65s a 78,,a ...fs od Tick Beans - 6as a 67s (xi
Fine ditto - 92$ a 05s 6d Oats - 345 a 37s a 4oS otl
Rye - - Atli a
(57s od Poland ditto 415 a 42,s od
Barley - .-':'"ecos4 4p; oft POtarce - 7. —s a sad
Malt - , -t?,IIZ/ A Akt24 i Rapc Seed - 401 a 44113- 6,4,
White Pease 125. 1353 cif I ine Flour - Sos a 85s , d
ti 7,1. if it to -56 s I,a, (*Led .Secancls . -75 s a Sos '>d
bccas - -
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IRELAND.

Duptirr, ()or. have this day received in-
t4-11hzence from St: Übe's, of the sth of September,
Which;mentlons that the atrocities'committed by the
. French before their departure ,from ,tha't town, ex-
ceed every thing that the-most obdurate villainy has
ever accomplished 5 in many instances their dreadful
abominations eouid not be particularised without ex-
citing disgust and horror. In cool blood they mas-
sacred, after a treatment at which humanity recoils,
all the females in .a Convent.of Si. Übe7s!! ! and.
not satisfied with wallowina in every vice and crime
that imagination can 'conceive, they had designed a
plan of dest rnaion to conclude with upon the largest
praelicable. scale. They resolved to blow tan deli-
berately_the town and its inhabitants ! Happily,
Providence frustrated their heli-horn intentions.—
The'tide flowed into the tnagazino, where 500 bar-
rels of powder had been stored, which they had in-
tended to use for this purpose, the consequence of
which was, that the powder had become useless, and
the villains were obliged to retire, leaving this wick.-
edness only un!)erpttrated.
The fames, Captain PRICE, arrived at St. Übe's
on the 2d; she was roe first British Vessel that had
entered that port since the French had left the town.
The joy of the inhabitants on her arrival exceeds all
description, and it would be. vain. to attempt it
---caresses aid embraCes imperfealy eXpressed
the enthusiastic delight with which they greet-
ed the return of British subjeas again, after the
monsters which had but so 'lately departed from
them loaded with their curses.

Ott the 30th ult. a most horrid and nnprovoked
.ruirder Was committed on a man of the name of
Patrick Burke, residing within a few miles ofCashel,
by his neighbour and landlord, Patrick Cusick.. The
'Ater came to. the house of Burke, armed with a
gtin, to demand an arrear of rent, 2s. which Burke
said he would give credit for, in the amount of a
decree which he had obtained against Cu/sick at the
last Sessions of CaShel. Cusick insisted on being
instantly paid, and Butke complying, and coming
out of his house to pay the money and get a receipt,
was deliberately fired at by Cusick; who drove five
bullets through his body, and Flinstantly killed him
on
.the..spot. A Coroner's Inquegt was holden on
the body before Richard Crotton Esq. when the
Jury found a ierdiet bf wilful murder against Cusick,
Who has since absconded.

CO.RK , OCT. 7.—The Italian Opera •closed on
Wednesday, - Madame Catalani, with the other
Italian Performers, &c. left town yesterday evening
for Limerick.

'Yesterday evening, between eight and ) nine
r'>'elfick, a fire broke out in the talloW-house of Mrs.
Ryon', which,, from its confined
situation, threatened destruaiuutp the entire square
of buildings annexed thereto; but by the spirited
exertions of the Mayor, Sheriffs, and inhabitants,
aided by General Floyd, and the garrison, the frames
were prevented from extending further than to a
few houSes adjoining, which, together with the tal-
low-house, ‘,..ere totally consumed. We regret to
state 5 iat Mr. Wm.. Deane, sun to' Mr. Wm. Deane,
Arehited, narrowly escaped being crushed to death,
whilst auively employed at one of the engines, by
the falling of a wail, which woun)led him in so se-
vere a manner that his life is despaired of.