The Sun.
London, England, 1807-02-10 00:00:00

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4-mtisies iLi culand.
.B.lmOit au EUIC rlctiLit wai
were in 1461 land have marched,' either to::reinforce
. .
the Army in Poland or to assist in quelling the re-
Ttilted Hesshins.

The ROYAL FAMILY came to town to-day.
HAS MAJESTY is expeaed to hold a private Levee
and Privy Council to-morrow at the Queen's Palate.
On Thursday HER MAJESTY will hold a Drawing-
room at St. James's Palace.
The DUKE of YORK has lately had a room fitted
up at his Office in the H-Orse Guards, for.the recep-
tion of the natural curiosities colle&ed for his Royal
Highness by Mr. BURKE during his traVeri.--

included in the auov'e Return.

Ilerny to liberty that she ever "had to encounter.

Yesterday the DUKE Of CAMBRIDGE, PRINCESSES
AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, and AMELIA, attended by the
lion. Mr. and Mrs. BULKELEY, General SPENCER,
and Colonel TAYLOR, took an airing on horse-hack
in Windsor Park.

Government entertain sanguine expel ations from
,Colonel CRAUPURD'S Expedition, which cannot have
been destined for any very:distant clime, as intelli-
gence is expeeted from hini early in: the next
month.

The Minister is expe&ed to receive proposals for
tIIO. Loan: he will require only twelve. zillions two'
hundred thousand' for Enc,land and two millions, by
a separate Loan, for Ireland.
Names of the Lords who voted in favour of the
dill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade on its se-
cond reading •
A—s—Gloucester, Norfolk, Somerset, Devonshire, and
ka,rgy
ryui.t.trac,Stafford, Bath, and Abercorn.
saris—Darcrnout h. Camarvon. Set • irk* Hardwitke, Buck-
inghamshire. 'Rossiya Suffolk, Derby, fersey, Choi-
rnondeley, Aberdeen, Grosvenor, Stanhope, Cowper, For-
fescue, Essex, Scarborough, Albemarle, Camden, Elgin,
Nelson, Egremont, Moira", Lauderdale; Abergavenny, and
__Pborough.
v Jees
cuorts— Clifden and Hampden. '
Lords- Erskine,' Holland, • Grenville. Auckland, Somers,
King, 'Kipling, St. john, Barham, Carysfort, Ellen-
borough, Boringdon, Kinnaird, Hood Carrington, Middle.
ton, Dynevor, Stawell, Hawke, Ponsonby, Arden, Somer.
.1k vine, and Yarborough.
JlTchbishop of Canterbury. .
Zishp,c—Exeter,' Bangor, Oxford,. Undo% Bath and Wells,
Durham, Lincoln, Chester, Chichester; Ely, Bristol, and

.eturn of the Number. of Men raised by the or-
lit ary means of Recruiting, from the 27th of June,
1806, to the 22d.January, 1807, and for the corres-
tonding periods during the years 1800, 1804, and
slew 5 distinguishing the whole number Enlisted in
tdcb period, the number dead, rejeeled, or desered,
and the number,finally remaining : .
_.
Finally
Enlisted. Dead. Deserted. Rejeaed. remaining.
1800 4511 ts ' 386 583 3527
1804 3758 10 . 481 36K 2899
3376. 3 347 • 259 2.767
186-7 504; 4 ' 363 245 4433
Raised by Extra Recruiting Officers, in addition,
• Imm the i ith of I)ec.-18-,6, to the zed Jan. ail 163
'1.)3. Recruits raised at the Head.Quarrers of Regiments not

Along with the large India. Fleet now under dis-
patch, large drafts of recruits are going out to all the
Regiments at the Cape, particularly to the 934 or
Sutherland Highlanders. Brigadier-Gen. COCKELLI
Land Major BIRD, go out on the Staff:of the -Honour-
abfe Gezieral GREY. Major LYSTER, and Captain
M SON; of the. Cape Regiment, and Captains'
13(1UGAL and SiIikISRLAND, of the g3d, go out at\
tht ,
same time. . . .

4ecnunts from Hamburgh .say, that NAPOLEON
a 3 so ill as not to be able to mount his, horse, and
was then on his way from Warsaw to Berlin, tra-
velling on a litter by easy stages, havink gone, into
winter quarters .at tbe former place before be set.
out.

Gen. PAOLI has been represented as the God-
rather of BONAPARTE, but if he was so, he could
Pot have stood in person, as BONAPARTE was not
born till two years after the General left Corsica, in
the year 176g.—But the report is without founda-
t4an. The heroic General, who so nobly distin-
_ _ .

gnisheci himself in the cause of liberty, was, there-

fore,.
spared the mortification of being in any re-
,,BPQEI answerable for the coliduEt of the greatest

„..,We are glad to find that the Russians are at length
itlvinced that the best' mode ..of attacking the
jench is by the bayonet. To.this instrument, and
1"le valour with which it was direEted, were we in-
two
Qebted for our glorious triumphs over the French -
_
Ps in Egypt
.and .at Maida, and by the same
t'eans there is great reason to believe that they will
e defeated by any other troops that resolutely At-
-tack them.

FRENCH CoNscalPTs.—The Severity which has.
been exercises In order to- increase the French ar-.
hlles, and the }hocking treatment which the recruits-
,,,Ve-experienced, are well known to all Europe.-."
The following instance of this treatment may be de-.
Pended on as a fa& Lady, whose name we
Could mention, and on whose veracity we rely,
lately escaped from France. ,Just before she left •
'oat country, while she was at St. Omer's, a con-.
script refused to march, and when all the usual
beaus, which were not very gentle, had been used
it°, reduce him to obedience, without etfea,. he was
hole whipped to death, and then thrown, into a
like a dead dog:
Lord
a t, ALEN CIA'S account of nts travc4iS expear
contain more interesting matter than any simi-
ar work that has been presented to the world. for a
long period. Indeed the enterprizing Nobleman
has beat his course through places that have never
been visited by former travellers, and. his zeal and
industry in the pursuit of knowledge have no doubt
fully profited by all. the opportunities that occurred.
is probable that the work will be brought forward
lo the most magnificent style, whether at the ex-
pence of the Noble Author, or upon the liberal spe-
ttulation of some adventurous Bookseller.
vve hope the determination of Government to
reduce the number of Blanks in the next Lottery to
only three to a Prize, will be followed up by. a fur-
ther reduaion of them in future Lotteries.. Of late
Tears it has been usual to divide 100,0001. in only
four Prizes, which necessarily created alvast num-
' tb e r of Blanks ; of course an equal number of adven-
i_urers must have been. losers; to prevent which,
,elle Capital Prizes- should
.be more in quantity and
It,s in value, to suit the Middling class of people, „by
t , ;km the treat bulk of the' Tickets are purelmed.

PORTOMOUTti, FEE. 9.-Arrived a French Sloop,
laden with stores; Prize to the Pomona Frigate.

VA WilOUTli, FEB. 7. --=Arrived the 'Tounrshend
i'acket, Coos, with Mails from Lisbon, tiine days
passage: the day after she left Lisbon th4r
Ship off the Bar, Which they supposed to be the
TY(.ilsingbaiii.,Racket; she must have got in on that
day. His Alajesty's Ship Impethear, 74 guns, left.
the Tagus on the 26th ult.; the wind bloWing ex.•
trernely, strong to the southward, she struck On the.
Bar, but, the wind shifting to the N. and W. she
fortunately got off with little damage. The Convoy
for England were to sail on the .2d inst..
,It was currently reported on 'Change; at Lisbon,
when the Packet sailed, that a most dreadful battle
had taken place in Poland on the sth and 6th Ja-.
nuary, in whiah. the French'were 'totally defeated,
'and that the French Charge des Affaires had received
official accounts frOrn WarsaW of the above..

Sailed His Majesty's Ship Spsrpion, 16 guns,
Cant. CARTEET, His Majesty's Brig Swallow, i
guns, Captain MILNER,- Insolent Gun-brig,. Lieut.
Moilitts, and ilaive Cutter, Capt. NURIS/4AN, on a
Cruize.

DEAL, FEB. g..--Arrived the Otter and Satellite
Sloops of War, and several Gan-brigs from a Cruize ;.
the Jrino, Fame, from London for Grenada, drove
cm board the Valorous Praam in the Downs,. car-
ried' a way her bowsprit, and is since carried into
Ramsgate Pier by a ,Deal Boat..

YARMOUTH, FEB. 9.—Sailed 'His _Majesty's Ship
Ruby, of 64 guns, with Frenrh Prisoners, for the
Nore,. and\the Orestes Sloop of War, the Censor
Gun-brig; ,Lord Keith. and Carrier Cutters, on a