The Sun.
London, England, 1814-02-14 00:00:00

DEATH OF THE QUEEN'S BROTHER.

We stated some time since that the apartments
in- Windsor Castle, and. in Carlton -liouse, Were
complotdy fited.up fOr the town and*country
s.idenc., of hiS Royal Hight-ICS'S the Duke of MECk,-
L.tItiBURG'ISTREL,IIt,.the brother of the QUEEN,
.4:lll'i!i:'* hi, intended -visit to • this country, and he
to have necompaniedMr. To XNSEND and Sir
"THOMAS TYRW,HITT, on their return to England,
froqi investing the Emperor of RUSSIA • with the
't).o,.;r of Ole Garter, but his Royal Highness being
.tatieti ill, was prevented coming two months since.
jm.lisposition terminated in death, which pW-
-1.-111 event ,we understand, took place on Wednesday
.ke'unight.

7. A Foreign Messenger who accompanied • the
1)1tInf of CUMBERLAND abroad;, arrived in a post
di!aiSe at Carlton House on Saturday night about
fliiie o'clock ~ with letters from his Royal High-
nc-ss to the. PRINcy. REGENT and ;he QUERN, an-
flouncing tie, event. The Duke of Yonx. left
torn early yesterday morning, by desire of the
FRINCE, for the purpose, of breaking the tnelan-
chlvinteiligenee to-his Royal Mother, the QUEEN/
sad 11RINC ESSEs.

CORN FACtIANME, Fen: 14.—We had hut a few arrira/s of
Whelt this morning front Essex and Kent, yet they were quite
41;0:a to the demand, the sale bc.inz dull, and the price 6s. or
7s. loiver..than Ibis day week. Oats sugport their price, Os
supply tieing rather scanty thorn otherwise. Oth'er-kinds of
Gran remain at the last quoted.prices. }lour may be consi-
. de, ed ss. cio•aper.
FEB. day7i Market was tolerably
Nreil.tup.;ilied with prime Beasts, and, the show of Cattle in.
oilipr respect; was rather considoranle; Beef, Mutton,'Veal,
alibi Pork, wore cheaper, and the trade in general was pretty
I.;olier. The sides lit the Hay-market were somewhat lively;
Ley, Straw, sw;l' Clever, have talittu in price,

*44 'ffe h a-aA4 at tvtlzop 11ini. The
rrthtter had ettaifed the Editor.s tfotha bttt-stali pliiia-
tdally attended to hereafter. - •
Many Artielt.t unavoidably 'pett rr&tn. the great p'res's of
Foreigti Intelligthee.

MAW N.

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- 1 Malta, 10 Goteributglx; 7 Htilgoland, 1 I)ublitr.

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THE SUN.

121,1 S DIEEILE FALSt/NI AIMEAT ?

LONDON,
M 0 N DAY, FL Ii I? .17.1 RY 14, 1814:

It appears, from private reports, that before the
bombardment of the fleet at Antwerp had ceased,'
the French sunk them in-the BaSin, and that the
tops of their poops only appeared above water:
What with the ilxij rot and the wet rot, we have
not much apprehension that this fleet; the labour
'of ten years, wiil. ever be in a.condition to dis-
turb the repose of any part of the world, • even
should it continue to belong to l3tioNArmiTE;Which
is not very probable.

.7.14 pressure of matter, to which we 'have al-
luded above,. prevents our offering any .comments,
upon the variety of important details contained
in the two Supplements to the Gazette; Dutch
and German Papers, and •in Papers from America.
This we the less regret, as our exertions during the
past Week, when the public mind was so excessively
agitated, have been so happily rewarded as enables
us to anticipate. in our publication .the. glorious
events now only more particularly recorded in the
DisPatcheS front our Ministers abroad. Ihe silt.-
render of Goreum, the occupation of Brussels, the
bombardment of Antwerp, and, above all ,-the first
defeat of the Tyrant in France,which events we hail
the pleasure of first anngnnciog,•are now fully con-
firmed. The action at• Chauss6e, on the 4th, in
which MACDONALD was beaten, Will readily account
to our Readers for the slight error in the date, as-
cribed to the splendid victory ref Brienne, in our
Second Edition of Thursday:-=-this • battle took
place on the Ist and 2d inst. but the continued
fighting of the 3d and 4th might well excuse our
Correspondent in stating it as having taken place
on the latter days. The. accessory rumours at-
tached to these events, of the All;cS having en-
tered or surrounded Paris, are, of course, to be
received as the customary exaggeration which, in
times like these;may be expected to accompany the
earliest communications of all similar intelligence.
Ev-en upon' the spot, it is difficult to whitlow the
grain of truth from the chaff of misrepresenta-
tion ; hope and fear are wonderful distorters of
fact ; and it,is, therefore, to be imagined, that
scarcely any of these matters, however authentic
in the main facts, will be found altogether-accu-
rate in-detail. The right of the AilreS• has, we
should suppose, so nearly a.ppixiaehed, if TM' en-
compassed Paris, as to afford good foundation for
the report of that City's being surrounded.
Among the most prominent points contained In
the news of this day, are the accounts of WIN-.
ZINGEROD march from Namur to Rheims, about
15 miles from- Chalons, where he will effectually
contribute to the utter overthrow of.MacnoNALo,
or, in case the latter joins his 'Master, reinforce,
so as completely to turn the left of the Enemy, the
division of D'YonK : BULOW'S march in the same
line, will bring an overwhelming force together
on the North of France, where• there appears Co
be no artily in the
.field to opiaoe it. Rheims is
Only 75 miles from Paris Befort has surrendered.
—Savoy has been entered, and energetically ad

dressed in the name of its lawful So4ereign. The
crisis is at hand in Italy, and in one, every thing
tends to encourage the hope that the dethronement
of the Usurper is near. We can only mention to
applaud another noble production by the valiant
134ticnEtt,---his answer to the Civil Authorities,
at Nancy. It speaks, we doubt not, the senti-
meats of the Allied Monarchs.

We have heard nothing further respecting the
firing on the opposite Coast,

Our Extracts from American Paperstprepare us
to expect further gratification front the other side
of the Atlantic.

An Aide-de-camp of the IVdni Austrian Minister
arrived in town on Saturday night, to .make ar-
rangements for the reception of his Excellency.
The other in question came from Kiel.
Witsmsoa, FEB. 13.—Yesterday the Mike of
York arrived on a visit to the QUEEN and PRIN—
CESSEs, and in the evening returned to London.
Herr -Majesty, accompanied by the Physicians in
attendance, went to see the KINQ. Zu the even-
ing ber Majesty had a select party..

) Frio IN 1,

SUN-00FICE, riNvb o'CLotit.

We areinst •infOrin'ed that French Papers to tht
11th Late arrived. TwO -lather battler; SubVequent
to that of Brienue, have, it is said; been fought;
in tvi) lc!) cours'e, BTIoNAPARTE elairnS the advan-
tage, ThiS, we imagine; may account for the firing
heard on the opposite coast on Friday night. The
Enemy is reported tts have taken up his new posi.,.
tiOn at.Setannea singular. prof of a victory,
as it is 27 miles to the nOrthward
_of TrOycs, and
full 25 nearer to Paris; whence it is distant only
65 miles ! This looks like another Brienne. The
Tyrant must bare re-crossed' the Aube froth No
.gent---7and advanced back .acrain in the direction of

We lament to add, that CAUIINCOURT and Lord
CASTLEREAGH are said to have had several inter.

views,

There has been very considerable fluctuation In
the Funds this morning. °umlaut began at 291,
fell to 27i and afterwards advanced to 28.1 ; the
last 'price at which it is quoted. _