The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-24 00:00:00

,-beenAut,a short one, and we trUgt that wt 811111
In a short time,-be able to_.-give__-as satisfaamy
an account of the .9ther Squadron which sailed
from Brest, and which is supposed to be under.
the .command. of JEROME BONAPA-RTE...--The as-
sertion made IDY' BONAPARTE, • on the 21st of Oc-
tober last; triat. he--wanted Ships, has been:Verified
to an extent bf which he- had then no conception.
Within the last fed,, monthi no less-thatt. thirty Sail-
Of the Line belonging tOth'e Enerny have been
taken anddestrOyed, of which by far the gfeatet:riart
were Fi-eitc.n. In this number are included the two
largest Ships that ever werebuilt, the. Sadissii4a
Trinidada and L'lnzperiale ;. the- latter, we under-
stand
_was..built upon the model' of the Commerce
de Marseilles: • " •

It is expeaed.that a Szti)plementary Gazette, con-
the details of this glorious ViCtorly; will be
published this -evening.

Vv'E received this indruing •Dutch and Paris Pa-
pers, the 'former to the 20th, .and the latter to the
•16th. • Their contents will be-found in a subsequent
. •

Hide Park Was thronged yesterday with gay visi-
'tors. The promenade, about three o'clock, extended
'to.the garden-gate at:Kensington.
Yesterday morning His MAJESTY, PRINCFSSES AU-
GtJ TA 'MARY, attended by Generals MANNERS
and FITZROY, Sir IsAA HF.AI:D, and Major PRICE,
event to to 'St. George's Chapel, and heard 2 Sermon
by Dr. HALLAyi, from the. 6th chapter. of tiie EPhe-
4sians, and 15th verse. ; . =

' Yesterday morning, at eleven, o'cloCk; a Messen-
ger arrived A Windsor With Dispatches froth Mr.
GREY, With the pleasing information of Admiral
Pacitwon-rn's Vitlory. aver the French Fleet.-
Lord LAKE'S last dispatches announce. that a nu-
merous body of rnsurgents, from theupper provinces,
havMg attempted to crosS, the-Jumna dtirit4g the pe-
riodical rains, when theV'suppcised our troops would
Inot be able. to pursue them, were swept away by a
isudden'augmentation of the Waters from the, hilts.—
It is supposed that upwards of-1000 men. and horses
were lost, With the principal part of their baggage,
and sotne plunder which they had canceled in their
• progress. ' • - , •.
An' Insurreaion, comprising seseral persons of
has.arisen. in Jaya ; fumerotis connias
had takep place, on thG I,ltlvJuly, the' date of the
lasbatetiMitii; 'but they had not led to any decisive

A considerable redit6tion has lately been made, in.
the military.establishMent at Seringapatain..
Some encroachments. made by. the Boptqnsitajah,
on the. Cooch 13ehar,.and 'others . Of his neighbours,
have occasioned: hostilities .in those distri,Sts; but the
matters in oiSpute leave been referred to the Lama.
Some new military arrangements have been made
by the Cruicowar, 'ta protect his frontiers from the
banditti w' is infest the Northern ptovinces.

JOHN ModitE, V undetstand,"' is to succeed
Lord I: A 1 as •Cocumancle;. in .Csief ,in India: It is
added, that tiie gallant,,C4eneral is to be accompanied
by his Regiment (pate 52d) one of the finest in the
Service. -

Advic6 was yesterday received at- the Admiralty
that four Ships of the Enemy's Lin,c„ captured at Tra
falgar, had 11en completely mtlted at Gibraltar, and
had sailed for Enqiand..
The French three-decy L' lmperiale, Admiral DE-,
flag-ship, was formerly Le lengeur, and
mounted 112 gui7,s. • .
Yesterdaythe
Yesterday.' Master-General of Ordnance,.
Earl returned to his house in St. Jame's-
place, ft- Is) M a survey.of :the new fortifications on the
East'''.-n Coast. •
ANECDOTE oik-BON'APARTS.---Among the •-blas-
'plieinotis and sacrilegious acts committed by BOI,TA-
PARTE at, the time of his Egyptian Eipedition, the
folloWing is not the least retnarkablf". It has been
communicated ,to,us from an authority on which we'
can rely. When he was marching -his Ariny into
Syria; with a view of taking the different towns.Of
that Province; he signified to his Soldiers, that the
first man who fell
,in the
,attack' of Jerusalem should
be buried in the tomb of our, Saviour l—His.disgrace
fui defeat At Acre frustrated the impious design.

The followinacommunication, received bytlie GO-
vernor and Deputy-Governor of the Bank from,Mr.
VA NSITTART, I.vas read at the Stock Exchange on
Saturday.
".TREASURY CHAMBERS, MARcitit.

" GENTLEMEN—I am direaed by Lord GRENVII.LE and
Lord HENRYPETTY to request you will give notice at the
Stock Exchange, in the usual manner, that their Lordships
will be ready to confer with such persons as may .he disposed
tii'eontrat7t for'the Loan for the service of the prt•sent,year,
next Tuesday, at eleven o'clock, at the Treasury Chambers,
on which occasion their Lordships particularly request the
honour of your company
" I have the honour ,to be, • •
" Gent lemen, -your very obedient Servant,
N. VANSITTART:"
" To the Governor and beputyGoVernor of the Bank."

SOCIETY OF ARTS.-:.=-On Saturday the Eledioti of
Officers for the ensuing year took place at. their
,house in the Acklphi,,wheri'.the following were una:-
nirnously chosen : • - .
•
President, the Duke of Norfolk ; Vice-Presidents, the
Dukes of Richmond, Portland, and Northumberland, Earls
Liverpool' and Romney; -Sir's W. Dolben,, R. Peele, and W.
Lewes, the Hon. Robert Clifford, R.' Clarke, T. Rowcroft,
C. Whiteford, N. Conant, and R. Powel, Ess. ; Secre-
tary, Dr.. C. Taylor ,• Assistant ditto, Mr. C. Coombe ;
Housekeeper, Miss A. B. Cockingc ; Collector, S. B. Bow_
man. .

We :are sorry to find that Mr. TIERNEY'S Treating
treated with levity' in a Morning Print, as a
matter that the rrechOlders. will, not stiipiacii. Such
remarks', on a'subjeJ that deeply atlctis the popular
branch of the -Constitutiot3, is not only ineohsistent
with sound„ policy, but with good 'taste. •
The LORD 'CHANCELLOR has'presented the Vi-
carage of Ebrington to the Rev. Joni' Mon, a
h Gentleman well kno‘i.'n for hisliterary efforts in the
cause of Religion and - Morals. This appointment
is '4 striking, example• of bounty well placed ; and
as. it is •the Very. first :ecclesiastical preferment which
has fallen within hls Lordship's gift, be-con-
sidered as a proof 'that will be
exercised in behalf uf nierit.