The Sun.
London, England, 1813-04-27 00:00:00

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A Vetter .from I.:Aida:ln PAGET states, that a
young' -Frenchman, whom be found on board an
American :Ammer, t nuuNantk, c apt ured by him,
says.; that BuoNA PA fl VI. ;13 ctrtainly shut it on
the parfnle at Ptlris, Ity a luau in the ranks, but he
to sled him, and in tartly
..3f)tut himself. The
PrenJanatt says he vi.x,resgut atidjaw

may have given rise perhaps to the rumour
brought by the Fiiiiig,ll44.
It will be seen, however, from a Deal letter,
which wethis day insert, that the rumour of lino-
NAPARTE'S having ben shot on his way to.the
army has been revived in a different shape. Whe-
ther there is any truth in the report we are unable
to ascertain.

As the City Reformers have at length resolved
to pass before Cat Iton4louse in their next pro-
CLISSiOiI for the purpose of presenting a Congratu-
.
latory Address to. the Princess of WALES, la order
to make some atonednent• to the rr
for the misconduct Lif the Loan MAY oa, who wished
.to exempt his Royal Highness from the outrage:4 of
a factious rabble, .and in order to demonstrate
their own - respect for his Royal Highness, we
rust thatrfor the sake of:, consistency,, they Will
take care that one o'f their members, who,
if a'. Morning Paper of Saturday ...was right
in its statement of thc.proeectlinv of the Common
flail, declared his conviction, that " the Prince
and his Mother *ere at the •bOttom.of the pro-
ceedings against the Princes,f,!' should not, be
permitted to ~join that procession. ff., that man .
were to appear on such an oceailon, instead of-
respect, they wOuldi, treating his ROyal High-
ness with open mockrrg mid bare faced
,insolence.
By the.way, however, attaehed we.may,belo fret..
darn of•speech, as well as to the freedom the
Press, we eoneeivethat such should
not lu suffered to pass with,imfmnity.

lartNnsoß At,lnt. :211.—;Yesterflay being the
Princess Ithay's 13irth4lay, the `same was
served by, the QUEEN' ind Family.ut Progmore
Lodge.
The Prince Regent, the I)nke and Dochess of York Dukes
of !Rent and Cambridge, Princesses Aupsta, Elizabeth,
Mary, Sophia, and Charlotte,/ the Duchess of Leeds, Ladies
Crariley, Onslow, and Pattie!, Genera Gwynne, anti a number
ofversonages of.distinetion, who We're invited tO hii,presnent.
'at the celenratioln
The band of the Royal, Horse' Guards kflnes),
• with' thin silver &nuts, and in Stai:e
uniforms,' attended 'on tliV oeiNtsion. 'They conti-
nucd playing some delightful pieces till half-past
;tint Welock;'when the 'Royal party broke lip
time PittNoti RuGwr,••thtz,i)tdies of YORK, KENT,
and CAMIIPIiibi, for London; the:QuEEy,. NAN-
CESSES,, and the Duchess.,of Vortt, for the Castle;
and the Duchess of LEEDS for the-Lower Lodge.

Yesterday,'at half-past one o'cliock, a Cabinet
Council Vii:s held at the,Foreign Office.
Yesterday the Duke of YORK transnetetf mili-
tary business with the PRINCE RRCENT.

Seren, .
enignnesstne Prince of URArtGE Isar-
rived town. :1t nppenrs thitt hp went frdni the
Peninsula to Sweden,- and had an interview with
BERN.lnorri. •

Letters frons Rio Janeiro' of the 13th February,
state; that 4. Trtaiy. iittd bceu conchitled between
iffie Portuguese Government and the Junta at
Buenos Aril", is consequence of which the troops
of the former had withdraWn to their own terri-
tory.
A private letter frOM Ifanilitirgh of the 26th inst.
States, the,followingClinportant fact ,
" The King oeflertnarl.. has:signified officially
to the Frince of Eclruld; that as no Military toad
passes through Hambnrsh ,and this part of Ger.:
many, the French troops having once
timed the- iiv,ht, bank of, the Elbe, 'crun have
no- reason 'fu: returning to it, ti; •take
revenge ors Ilarnborgh for' what has lately.
happch'ed there ; that he (the King). has,
however, Um much friendship for the' fianStia-
tics ever.to suffer therts.to, be so treated.; 'that he
he' has therefore &body of 12,000' men ready.at the
first request of the Senate of liambiargh, to cover
right'hank of, the El a Tillie, 'nd :Oppose '011741t.-
,tempts of the French to re-Cross that river, and
he shall authorise Mr, lifST, M.'S' Charge d'Affaires;
to commtinieme. this 'to thg.ScOde,". • '
intelligence from Rio Janeiro,„ by the Mail, 7'
is to the; 16th Of February.' Admiral Docotst" had
pia t i .sea. in _the 11.1witagye 111i,in of
,war, in pur-
uit llama and ,Constitution, which. were
:ernizing on the coast of Bahia, lt was suspected.
that the Amirican COnstit gl01.! 10114i4leilf to the'
armed Ships under the Visited:States flag, cruizjng7
off the coast of Brazil, to facilitate' the eaptUreof
vessels 'l4 he flacoon sloop wait had taL
ken an American Indianian, vainest at :400.01.,
but the Portuguese Government would, not' alto*
the latter to remain in•port.
A letter-has been received from New York, not
addressed to London., but to Fayal, whirls direction
is used as a blind to conceal the real destination ; ,
and it appears from the obscure terms in which it
written that the intercourse with Etiglaqd has
beets prohibited by authority.

. The followiiig was po6ted up yes.terdiy or
Lloyd's
" The Clizabeth, front Itiratneiro to London, war captur-
ed .on the 24th Dee., by
the Essei American Mgate, and sent
into Rio op ti!ot inth January, from tvAenee kre watt itrooght
.out on the sth Feb. by the Ante rican prize-master, and burnt
in front of Santa."

Other advice' confirm this statement, and add
that some cotton, a part of her cargo; was pre-
served; belonging to Portuguese proprietors,
• The lust Fleet for India is expected to be dis-
patched on Saturday, to coniiit of twelve ships-'--
tor Bombay, Ceylon, and Bengal. .
When the Virago left Plymouth, Admiral KEATS,
Who is daily expected here, had his flag flying on
board tho'QueeirCioriotte. A number ot ships
dropping in, for convoy tor North America,

Seven acres of laud on the banks :of the Tone,
near Taunton, belonging to the trustees of the
poor, which, for the last 42 years, have produced
a yearly nett rent of only 141, were lately let by
public. auction for the sum of lat. per annum,
clear of all taxes.

lialBo,—To-dity there was no Court of Alder-
men held. The hotel-Mayor, after inspecting the
istaruN.orjervdtUe ptes-gat price to eaptinue.