The Sun.
London, England, 1836-11-29 00:00:00

LOUIS NAPOLEON BUONAPAR

Prince Louis Buonaparte has sailed from L'Orient for
the United States. It appears that contrary winds and the
roughness of the sea had alone delayed his departure. 0a
the 21st, after the arrival of several estafettes from Paris,
the weather being less unfavourable, the Andromide frigate
was towed out by the Tartare steam-boat. The frigate
reached the citadel of Port Louis at,two o'clock, P.M., when
Louis Buonaparte came on board in a boat. The Maritime
Prefect, and Rear-Admiral Ducrest de Villeneuve, awaited
his arrival incognito, An immense crowd had assembled
to witness the departure. At five P.M., the frigate was out
of sight, conveying away the hopes of the partisans of an
empire. We subjoin the translation of a letter written at
Paris by young Louis to his mother, on the night of !be
11th of this month, under the eyes of the Prefect of Pollee.
Louis had just arrived from Strasburg, and was at that
moment detained at the Prefecture de Police ; the Duchess
de St. Lou was at Viry, unaware of being at so short s
distance from her son. This letter reached her only on the
18th :—" My dear Mother—l recognize in the step You
have taken all your tender affection. You have thought of
the danger that threatened me, but you have not thought a
my honour, which obliged me to share the fate of the com-
panions of my adversity. It has been to me a deep sorrow
to desert men whom I had led to their ruin, when o:1Y
presence and dispositions might have influenced the jury in
their favour. I wrote to the King, praying him to cot a
glance of goodness upon them ; it is the only favour that
can touch me. lam departing for America, but my dear
mother, if you wish not to aggravate my sorrow, I entreat
your follow mo.not. - ,The idea of making my mother pr
ticipate in my exile from Europe would be in the estimat!on •
of the world an uneffaceable stain, and to my heart a galling
pain. lam going to America to create myself, like Achilles
Murat, an existence ; I require a new interest to render
that residence agreeable to me. I pray you, dear mallow'
to see that the Strasburg prisoners may want nothing ; take
care of the two sons of Colonel Vaudrey, who are at Par's
with their mother. I should easily make up my mind, f"-
knew of the lives of my other companions of misfortune,
being spared ; but to have upon my conscience the death of
those brave soldiers is a bitter sorrow, which can never be
effaced. Farewell, my dear mamma, receive my thanks for
all the marks of your tenderness ; return to ArenenhorP
but do not come and join me in America. It would render
me too unhappy. Farewell, receive my tender einbraces.
I shall ever love you with all my heart.
" Your tender and respectful son,
N. L. fl•

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS ,AT THE CUE'

TOM-HOUSE, Nov. 28.
The William Joliffe, Middleton, from Calais ; Harlequin'
Jones, Boulogne ; Attwood, Strannack, Rotterdam ; JoboloT
Calleson, Altona ; Emanuel, Salveson, Dram; Delavr
Fould, Hamburgh ; Hibernia, Dennie, Jersey ; Britanel'
Fox, Ostend; Lark, Stevens, Seville ; Mary, Cordier!..ll9:
werp ; Active, Meyer, Memel • Star, Smith, Jersey; Mari
Witt, Dantzic ; Pink, Whitnall, Dunkirk; Flora, Breckwei7
Eckenford; Joseph, Lowe, Guernsey; Viscount Down, Pat,"
Stettin ; Anna Maria, Backhouse, Helselssflesh
Young, St. Petersburgh; Alexander, M'Arthnr,
Acorn, Peffrey, Gothenburgh ; Magnet, Cole, Valparaiso'
John Brooks, Adams, ditto ; Newcastle, Dakes, St. Peters-
burgh; Edward, Zeplein, Latia ; Lavina, Brown, St. Pe,,tt.r
burgh ; Laura Maria, Matson, Gothenburg ; Voyager,. ill;
ton, Riga; Nestor, Climis, Bombay; Stinevant, A„Lice
River St. Lawrence; Tuscan, Stayers, South 1,"4.0
Fishery; Unity, Cater, Rio Janeiro; Leda, M'Leod, CaP
of Good Hope; Britannia, Mitchell, Cadiz; Favourite, Silo'
mons, Archangel.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.
The Rosanna, Munro, for Demerarl; Harlequin, Cheioe:
Singapore ; Vragos, Obiloveck, Trieste ; Caledonia, whit
tingham, Hamburgh.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.
The Hopewell, Parratt, for Jamaica ; Statira, Baker, ditto;
King George, Cayner, Ostend.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST. it.
The Hoope, Newland, for Workum ; Elizabeth, Brecksf°l"-
Baltic ; Peylen, Mieldsen, Christiansand; Isis, Brantoletb,
Allenberg ; Maria, Fissen, Leer ; Babette, Kronig, St: Übe s'
Hope, Cousens, Harlingen.

ARRIVALS AT LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27. •
The South America, from New York, sailed the Ist inst',"
John Taylor, Luce New York, sailed the 3d inst. !..• ,11132'
Walker, Smyrna; 'Mercury, Monto Video; Forth, Wi"'"°
son, Campeachy.
TELEGRAPHED. 1„, • 0 ;
Off Point Lynas, inward-bound, the Dart, from Post
Lord Stanley.
Off Great Ormshead, inward-bound, the James, Lem
Quebec; Forth. East of the Floating Light, inward-b°°l3
the Mary, from Trieste.

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ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG.—Many of our r•'„er9
are not aware that this celebrated German newspaPeriti
identical with the Augsburg Gazette ; the latter being 00
general appellation among foreigners. Its original ~119 st
signifies General Gazette; and, it is published, dali..oo,
Augsburg in Bavaria. It is by far the best German Pe et,
paper, and, it is particularly rich in its information resPeof
ing the affairs of Italy and the East. Its summary Of i 5
publications, after each half-yearly book-fair, at Lell*e're.
excellent. Baron Cotta, the [proprietor, has regular er'it
spondents in Constantinople, in all the capitals ani.'l bs
cities of Europe, and in the United States of Manic& Into
Allgenwine Zeitung has now existed upwards of fortror
years. Like all German newspapers, it is small in size gof
pared with those of Britain and America ; but is
course, at a low price. Baron Cotta has recently lesh;
blished another daily paper (Das Ausland), at Mil;0
which contains accounts of matters pertaining to f°r""
countries only. t oU,
On Thursday night a most desperate affray t°
place between the gamekeepers of H. Browning, r's,„fi
';‘'se
Saxham Hall, and a body of poachers. The strugg'„asi
long and bloody. Three of the keepers arc cut in a co,
frightful manner about the head, and one of the Pnaelsor
named Frost, is so much injured that it was thought nob
gerous to remove him from the 'West Suffolk o°sri to
where he is now lying. Three of the poachers was ta,
Bury yesterday morning, and were committed for triBm
Supllc Chronicle.
The Bank of France, an institution evius
iceat
Parisian, has established but two branches—the °,s
not
St. Etienne, and the other at Troyes ; and there Pir:osre
more than five or six local banks throughout the 86
ments.—British and Foreign Review.
PRIZE CUP S.—New and Second-hand
PRIZE CUPS are offered at very Reduced Prices,. aetseereg'•;,
may be made from a great variety, both of Sizes and 1 3-00:1131,4
T. COX SAVORY'S, Goldsmith, and Watchmaker, 47, ,cied"
London. A Sheet of Drawings of Cups will be f°—
post, as a single letter, in answer to a post-paid applicatiot_>,

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BLUTHS. fCAP
On the 24th inst., in George-street, Limerick, the lady °-
Saunders, Royal Horse Artillery, of a son. 0 borl-
On the 26th inst., the lady of E. Williamson, Esq., f
strOeet, Eaton-square, of a son and heir. use
n the 27th inst., at Livermere Park, the lady of C. -- r 1% '
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EsOn „
q., of a son. if fit,
the 26th inst., at Woolwich, the lady of Lieut. L. " Y
the Royal Artillery, of a son. f
On the Bth ult., at St. John's, New Brunswick, the 10A-Y c't P'
tha
tain Charles Dalton, commanding the Royal Artillery in
vince, of a daughter.
of Cirenceser
On the 23d inst., the lady of Mr. AI. W. Bayly,
place, of a son

MARRIED. old,'
On the 21st., at Edinburgh, Mr. Thomas Turner, West -sot'
field, London, to Ann, third daughter of the late James Gunn'
of Forces. T.
cdVstj
On the 26th inst., at Clapton, Charles Frederick Webev".'
of Hackney, to Mary, third daughter of Daniel Birkett, id"'
Clapton. ,T folet
Richer.bie,
On the 26th inst., at Baughurst, Hants, the Rev.
second son of Sir Peter Pole, Bart., to Elizabeth Anne, clailg
of R. Elmhirst, Esq., of Cleathorpe, Lincolnshire. oali
On the 24th inst., at Glasgow, Henry Gauger, Esn., of Es4.'
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to Mrs. Anne Jane Fullarton, daughter of -A. Graam,
Milton-place, Glasgow.
ciOnn
the
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2218stthininsstt., aged 46 airs. the beloved and ee% ei'
lent wife of Mr. 0. Smith, in d'' TOP
Grey, of that place
Esq., of per Sta;ford s 18,
a 71'
On 2 • treet.
the,-h i t - M •gvet Irbbert age 00
ns •at Barnes,rnes A rs. al - 1 ~ Tho
On the ' 26th inst., at Ramsgate, Lady Grey, wife of Sir
agedcoGeeorigalei; the fourth son of P. 1144
On the 23d inst., at Sidrnouth, Captain T. P. De U,
aged 81. .
Ofrig.
LondonrPrinied and-Pubii 1---i-e-ds by gURDO YOUNG, cool
112, Strand, at The Sun Office, No. 112, Strand, in tha
of liddleam—Tuesday, November 29, 1036.