The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-13 00:00:00

BAGOT.

Yesterday aft&nnon, at two o'clock a Cabinet
Council was herd at the Foreign Office, which Was
attended by the following Members : the LORD
C!-I GELLOR Earls BATHUESTa, !CAMDEN', CHAT-
HA 1T I,IvERPOOL,WESTMORLAN.D, and HARItOWBY)
Icrcl MULGRAVE, and Mr. PEBc4Y,AT-,
Yc,terday Royal Highnes ttic prince of WALES
g ve a grand dinner to his Royal Highness the Duke
ot SUSSEX, Lord HEATHI'I ELT), Colonel BLOOMFIELD,
Colonel'lVPMAtloN, and a large party, at Carleton

Bowie.

Irsterday his Roxal Highness the Duke or YORE
i2nter!ained a large piny of General Officers, Szc.
wi, i. an elega.a. dinner, 'at his house, Stable-yard,
St, James's. • . .

The cause of Lord CASTLEREAGH remaining. in
the Paii,,ce so much longer than. Mr. CANNING on
Wednesday was, that his Lordship.intended at his
MAJIItSTY•S Levee, and .Mr. did not.
The preparations going forward,.'it Frogmore flit- a
tnta
rl'entertainment to be given 'l3y her Majesty, in
In.nour of Maesty entering on the.ot3ih year Of
in; reign, un the c...,i5th inst. is of the most splendid
ni:tnre,and on the mo-t magnificent scale.
. LYEI LEE.-- At a Meeting of ti,e Inhatitants,of St.
iVattin's in the Fields, held in the Vestry room
thji-eof, on the,gth of (Yetober, the Churchwarden
in the it. was resolved, that the lnhabitanti
felt thVinselves parttcu, arly called on to Join in cele-
brsii!-g the ensuing Job:lee, this parish being his
Th -y also passed,reiolutions to the fol-
.• try ( :—That to clothe the naked, feed the
the debtor, vt:as (be best means
st ry, their set.timcntS on the approaching
tor- this purpose a subscription book
i c ned to receive -the donations of the
.'sl.4.l.oners ; and also a. collection should he made
tLe Church doors LI, et Divine Service, to be added

tr; COnti,bllllollS.
Ino Lords Of the PrNy COuneil, we are informed,
.I‘e arranged the toiiowing. as the distriCts from.
'hey will permit grain of all sorts, and'burr-
iptt;ll4..l4, to be imported from France into this coun-

try ,
t-rot

ot- the potts.in the north-east extremity' of-France
itlllCtrl4, both incl,n6ive.
Fvf.'rn Calais to Morlaix, ditto.
lire,t-to the Straights' Mouth, ditto.
.the StNights' Mouth :o an) port of France within the
Niediterrancan; •
•

There is no foOndatiork for the report that the 15th
Ligtii Dragoons are under orders to eiiiivr% for Spain,
zr.td that they are Proceeding to Rirtsrnouth for that
purpose. They are merely cli.anging quarters with
the 7th Liot Dragoons, who hate 'been kr sonic
tittle stationed, at Guildtfsrci, tram whence they pro-
.ed WLywouth. Tice it succeed the 151 h at
ti.oiniorti. It equally incortett, that the Ist Bat-
ot the 7th and Bth Foot* liiivt! arrived at Ports-
/110mo, " a perfet Skeleton." , They have not re-
turned to Europe, anti are in every resped efficient
v:ttalions, at their stations.
• ,

NAVA L NEWI

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 12.—Arrived this day the
Gannet sloop of war from Guernsey.

..DEAL, OCT. I2.—ArriveFi this morning the 'Bet-
sey cutter from Flushing.

The Cherokee sloop of war is just appointed con-
volio take the Dunmore, MITCHELL, to the West-
ward : it is expeaed they will sail this evening.

SHRERNESS, OCT. W.—Caine into ,'arbour, his
MAje-sty's bomb, Round. -
Ocr. 11.—Arrived, his Majesty's brig Aggtessor,
with four Danish vessels, her prizes; came into har-
,bour, his Majesty's ship Salsette.

•Ocr. t2.---Went out of harbour, and anchored
at the Great Nore, his Majesty's bornh,'' Round;
Majesty's,ship Leyden.