The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-16 00:00:00

it to-day.

We yesterday stopped the Press to state, that we
bad received Dutch Papers, from which -we .tnade
The intelligence they bring is

some sk.crt e.!ttratl;;-.

not very impo►tant. It appears that. BUUNAPARTI:
has adopted a new expedient to reduce the Tyrolese
tifr'4ubrnission. He has prevailed upon Prince !Act!.

TENSTEIN to repair toter frontiqs, and to encivnvour
to convince them of the obsurdity of further 'resist-
ance, by telling them Coat they can nl-3ver. again

come rimier the dominion of the House of Au,tria.

It .1,-; impossible to conceive a greater id of holuilia-

tion °II the part of the_k.m.Pgttott of At.Ts-rttlA- than

this=it is a more unequiyocal:at:t of SO innission than
any of the cessions made in the Tre:;ty of Peace.
These Papers. do not .give us any Tusher infotma-
Von respeaing the batti .suprtyied to Lave b'een
fought in the:Mediterranean, but it is stated, that a
Gentleman had arrived at. L tlsan ne from Toulon,
Which place „,he left on Abe I 4.th or stli WI. This
Gen.leman declared, that, before he IcriToulon the
French Fleet had put to sea. "

The galled gale in the Times winces most ten-ray;
accustomed as ht: has long been to vent, in the
columns of that Poper, unnoticed,- or at least un-

answered, all kinds' of misrepresenlations calum-
nies, to for,k.arcl the views, Or rafter perhaps to
painper c.)d gratify the spleen, of •an expiring fac-
Aion), he is now impatient of contradielion, and the
detetlion of his falsehooils him into an

agony,

Pledging ourselves for the accuracy of our former
itaterneuts, we.sl►all now content ourselves with
.merely recapitulating the falsehoods and wicked mis-
representations • of the:Wl ite..r in the Times,. respea-
ip Dock-yard At Milford.

• Falseho.)cis.-11: is false that any a/107314in- was
made to Lord StDmotn-tt, Mr. PITT, or Lord GREN-

MLLE, to purchase this D..ck Yard.. It isialse that
a.w.111 is intended in be' built round it, at the ex-
pence of 40,0001. It is kaise that only aline of bat-
tle and a frigate can be built at the sire tune
this Rick Yard.

-it is false that the Attorney-qeperal has given his
opii,ion that the BAttitALLrimis cat' only Witt, their
situation 3 bY.taiting the " oath of abjuration."—lt
is iaise that the SurVeyors of the Navy always- pre-
. parethe drafts of. hi 7 tikesty's slitp to
is lalse th:tt the iiii/pd-cost 55,(:)0I)l. up to the year
•
1805. it is tale that she cast any time.

ItT:s faist! teat the H.ouse of CoMitiotk.'et.;i•r "
p9rted" to hAvt.. colt, ';hatOrtitty`oti!er stim, but
--it is true they voter/ this such on the, Extraordirsary
- • .
E.;!tm.ate of i Navy, to l!e.poirloyettit necessary.
•
/-Vajsui, Misrepresentations.—He for the
purdoi, of imposition and Alecepiion, misrepresents
the.tn twy voted upon ii.sti,mote, by J.'-arliarnent; to
•
have' .attu.illy expended on •t h e Mitford, v,' ei i he
Itnow.., or toiii;,!t trnow, that .01 paq
PIM ,tee zpus drawn for from th,, cuswy, as the
/1,/,:iforrl was left sanding in hrrirdines or :several

✓
yit.lrs•, and taken in hand only the year after he most
ir,-,pin&nily and :udacinusly. asSerts she .had cost

56,0001. viz. in 1896.
He vvilluily, to grit ify the basest of feelings, mi,-
reptem.nts the sums of tn-ney voted on e,titnate,• as
sums of money repbrted by ParLanient to- have been
expended, when he knows- that it
,is possible that
not a shilling of those sums my have been expend-
ed, cind consequently not a sift le shilling of those
sums dra‘Cn from the Treaury.

lAN aofuliy; lor.the `base purpose?, misre-

presenti the period- Nhen the :Milford was put into
the frame by Mr.JAcoms, upon Air. Barratiler's draft,
as ti)e pe:idd when she was taken in hand by Mr.