The Sun.
London, England, 1808-10-11 00:00:00

TUESDAY.:

Fifty Pounds for 2-yr old colts, carrying Bst. 41b. and fillies,
Bst. 21b. Two-yr old Course.
Sweepstakes of loogs. each.. Across the Flat.
Mr. Lake's Ny1111,11111.4 Bst. 71b. - - -
"Il,lr. 1-iuwortn's Laurctta, Sat. 71b. - - -
Len. Grosvenor's )oho-o'Gaunt, 7st. 61b. - -

Mr. Huworth's Lauretra, Bst. 12,10. agst Ld I.3..urymore's
Miranda, Sat. D. 1. loogs.
Mr. Wathon's Hymen, Bst. 31b. agst Sir C. Turner's
Bramble, Bat. 21u. Ab. M. ioogs. h. it. otl by conaint.

WEDNESDAY.

The third and last yearut the renewal of the October Oat•

land Stakes. if. M

The Town Plate of Sol. tor 3-yr olds, fist. 41b. ; 4•yr olds,
bst, 4lb. ; 5-}r olds, Bst. tilh. ; 6-yr olds, 9bt, lib.; and
aged, gst. 4W, T. M. M. B. C.

Geucril Giusvenor's b. I. Clu)seis, by Asparagus, out 9f
Lady jane, agst. Sir I. Shelley's c. Suck, by Waxy, out of
Two Sbucs' darn, bst. ALL each, uid Course,
Logs. ii. tt.

Sir C. Turner's Mr, Gundy, Ssr. zib. agst. Mr. Keller.
man's L'Fluilede Venus, 7st. lab. Two-yr old Course,
2.ocgs. 11. ft.

!oe•citir rirA continues simply Major-,General of the army:
lie has not then been recompensed as he deserved !
With respeet to D'AiesicizA o, a Council of War was
Held aport him at Milan, and he was stripped of the cone.'
!nand of the auxiliary troops in the Sardinian stiiiee:' This;'••l
. •
was a very inadequate punishrrient ; for, suppasiag that. the #
Charge Of treachery conld not be. fully
,provqt,m,inA,‘,liifiriA-•
yet so InfamouS a coward should have had_ his itvOrdit7ol4ll
-
Over his head with every mark of disgrace. '' •ri •nlaC r'
D'AixaßN-raAu was so much the more culpable in the 1 were driven on shorc in the gale of Friday evening
The Three Brothers, DOBLIN, and a Scotch Brig,
ffair of Dego as, two years before, Count WA u. is had given I •last, on . Barnstaple .1.3&r, anti it is feared will go to
him so tery difil,fent an ex,tinple. ln z 794, one of the co- pie,„ ;
, .a publia p;Aqf
..,twas towed into Ilfracombe,
.lumps 91 Scherer theu.oil Its
.ino;c:h toW,:rds Genoa took . the ,W b;!ing - ‘vtie asd overboard ; .the Ann and the road to Deg kre
o.
triansi 1 his pot; was then (Atli pied by tne AuS- Soak, of LiVel.ptiol, Wa s driven on shore near Bidde-
iv. ho abandoned it at the appraatit oi the French, by ford, and' it is tc:iid w ill be lost.
order of-th ' eir Ceneral',. the Archduke of Milan; Scarce) had Tile Prussidn State Paper has lately risen in value,
an
the A9stris left It, where y
%VAL/As; second in etanfril,q,:- , in-consequence of the deparoxe.ot the French-7—*
arrived, He exarained the place, and concluded thitjitrliighttri4Berlinßatik obligations, which were. so low as 34,
be detended with great advantage. There were 0ti.).4.1t Dew.); ~,:,,,,Ita.d, risen to 64 ; Marine obligations had risen from,
at this time, a tow Sardinian con panics : these he requested ,I,'S to 46—Treasury bills to 39, &C.
to_ remain there, and sent in all haste one of his hsa.s to Or.' The 'Breslau Gazette, in announcing the depar-
der the Austrian rear.kuitu back, with its artillery and
vinntunttion. ture of LirBe bodies of French ..troops from Silesia,
rhey returned, took post at Dego by order a imputes their removal "to tlie, benevolent senti.
ments of the' EMPEROR and (ll'qC-;, who, knowing
1 Li.ii, sustained the attack of the French, arid, atter a :
pleased t,? grant
warrnehogem,:nt which lasted the whole of the (Li), de. • the state of the Province, has been
Boated therm with inirnense loss, and put them to Right in it this relief till it shall be finally evacuated !
Another ot the little Squadron of French Cor-
every cliredion After this timely-4nd noble attion,
%V ALLis
vette,i, which we stated some weeks ago to befitting
contirided his march, and re-joinOd his, General. What an •s_
out at liOnrcleaux with stores and provisions for the
enormous difference between W A 1,4. ss- and the . '
vile D AR.. osxTEAu t One gains a vidlor
at • West Indies, has just been destroyed. The /I.li-
, 3Dego, almost contrary .iterba Frigate discovered her last week crossinglin
to the. order of his C;eneral, and covers the' Austrian arms with glory : the other disobeys -the Bay, and gave cline: After a short run before
his General, who orders him the wind; the Frenchman seeing no chance of es-
to*
prot?tt Dego, and, as much as it was in his power, Or- cape, hove his Ship to, all 'standing, she up-
-I.yer: it up to the enemy; betraying his own country and set and sunk. About 16 or 17 of herwhen men sere
Iserving- Frail= f th 6 saint time ! picked up by the Frigate—the remainder, about 30,'
went 'down with the Ship.
CHARLES the Third, the father of CHARLES the
Fourth; and the Infant DON DJ's, the father of
. CardiOal DE BOURBON, were broiherS, and both
sons of PHILIP the Fifth (grandson' to Luis the
.Fourteenth Of France, and the first Monarch oldie
.dynasty Of Bourbon that sat on the throne of Spain)
by Dontlii ISABEL FA RNESIO, of the House of Par-
ma;. of coarse the Cardinal DE BountoN is cousin-
gernzan and Inn nephew, as has been said, to
CHARLES the Fourth.
THE THEATRE.—Both. of the 'Winter Theatres
Were open last night, and both were very well at-
teniied. At tile Opera House, the-tragedy of Mac:.
bait was represented, and KEMBLE and 'Mrs. SID-
DONS performed with their accustomed success. The
Forest of Ilermanstadt was very well received.—The
PerforMances. at Drury Lane Theatre were Itorneo
and Juliet, and the chree and tltt Deuce:
A General C6urt-,Martial will be, held this day, at
(311:III:am; on Colonel I.4lErenER, commanding the
WoOkvich Division of Royal Marines: General
ELLIOTT, . Cololtels WINTER and Lewis, lieutet
nant-Colonels MILLER, COLE, and BIDLAKE, are to
be .Members of the Court. Alajor T4N2 i 3 Alai .iii
the'conitiikuld of the d44i,orte . .

THURSDAY.

Mr. Shakespear's Sir Davi!, agst. Lord Grosvenor's Vic:,
lante, Bst. 711). each. 13. C. 200e.5. h. tt.
Duke qt Katland's Ned. by Teddy, Bst. 2113. agst. Mr.
Lloyd's Full, by Worthy, Bst. Ab. M. toogs. h, t .
Shakespear's Mungo, Bst 71b. agar. Lord Egreznont's
brother to TraiAar, Bst. I'. M. M. zoogs
Mr. Irerrnor's Lerbetus, Bst. sub ayot. Mr. Shakespear's
flat pocrates, 85A: gto. b. C. 2 OgS. h. It.
Lotd Darlington's Master Goodall, 85t. rec. sogs. from
Mr. Shakespear's ./bdiac, Sat. 13113. Ab. M. 20055.

A. Gentleman who recently quitted the Island of
Teneriffe arrived in town yesterday. By him we
•earn,. that the Governor, who had been imprisoned,
vas tried bY a Count 'Alartial, and found guilty. 1',19.„
was a partizan of the. French,-and hadveritten to -
Spain, as-u •
, ' ring the provisional Goiernnient that the:J;
i)eopie would- not ackn %%ledge FERDINAND V1T.74,1
AdVices trOrn SPattt :ere daily expethfd 1-81i:five,
confirtning the sentence of the Court-Martial ;in
riahnlgehtl',e'qut. tile
GoVernor would be immediately
. . . . ,
NThe Austrian Envoy at Madrid has published a
ode stating, that there was no authoriiy for an
tiWhich was some time since inserted in the
Seville and Corunna Paprs,' that the •Vrench Atnbassador at Vienna had demanded that
the Emperor of AUSTRIA should send. an Ambassador ,
to Madrid, and recognize and guaranteellie.?.Crown
of Spain to JOSEPH ; that the EmpersEtrad4,retilea
indignant at this harangue, a,nd had caused it tc*lbiL notified to ANnuEoSSI, that he wouldnever-recog7,l
lii.4e any Sovereign of. Spain but. FEtintbiAND VII:,
and that hostilities would commence between Ffollee i
anti Austria in, c,:ousequence-of this ausweri i