The Sun.
London, England, 1814-07-12 00:00:00

littrcit MAIL.

•
NYmEGEN, jut. Majesty Ale;rinee.r,
the Varlperor of All the Russiltt, arrive .I here y,-
tercln4'at 4 o•cibCtc haVing arrived bn the preced
ing day at 'Leiat I3is .Ifajoiy s every where
received With the inntiest-acch eras
nAtiOns) and every
expression of-joy. -

BRUSSELS, JULY Morniug all the Eng,
liskr troopsin garrison h&c. were revieWed in the
Park of Brussels: Lord Lvnedock, accompanied
by hiS. Staff, the Prussian Generals Von Ypyck,
Von Wartenburgi Von Boritel, and many other
Officers of different nations, were present.—
Among the English corps Which attracted
general attention by their • military appearance,
wAs a detach•nent of troops tipptiintet.l.tor the ma-
nagement of the Congreve rockets.-,--These troops
gave some specimens 'of the accuracy with which
tlicy could direct them, -before the botch t.f the
Governor-General. ' . .
VIENNA, --JUNE are assured that th'e
Emperor of Russia. will have reached the fron-
tiers of Austria by the 10th of July ; 'and it is ex-
pected that the King of Bavaria will, about the
same time, visit the Austrian States. The open-
fog of the Congress may be expected about the
beginning of. August. The -negotiations will, it
is said, be carried on in the Palace. of Prince Met 7
ternich. The Grand Duke of Baden- is also ex-
pected at Vietina.

I~~lEit CAN PArERS.

(Vurther Extracts,)

Cr.t ‘r.,t.r.s•roN, *2l-.—(From the Boston Go-
retie, ittne CO • AtriviNl ycster(Ny the- large aml
elegant Bristol .ship Pelham, (late Captain BOyd
TaYlnr,'Plize-master,) with a cargo 4_1.59 pack-
ages of (Try goods, invoiced aCIB,OOOI. sterling,
prize to the privateer bailey JaCk, Capt. Chazel,
of :this port. :The Pelham was captured on the
30th of April off Cape Nicola Mole, after a well,-
contested action of tipwards of two hours ; she
was finally carried by boarding,,after hercrew had
made a stunt and gallant resistance of from 10 to
15 minutes oil her own deer,. The Saltcy Jack
had :::er First Lieutenant and One‘man.hille,i, two
Lieutenant-Captains of Arms, and seven then
wounded. ~On.board the Pelham were fourhilled
and 1.1 %yountled—among the latter' Wi-1:6 Captain
Boyd,Zdangerously, in the breast ' Ile with the
passengers were landed at Port-au-Prince, rile
Pelham was from London, hound to• Port-au-.,
Printe, and sailed from Portsmouth the 9th of
May. The day previous to her capture she had
an engagement with two Carthagenhuis," which
she beat oil'.

HALIFAX, JUNE 17.—From Quebec there are-
Papers to the 2d instants A letter this day says,-
.Chatthey will not xi ine mit, SO we are-not to.haVe
any fighting on the' Lake. Our new Ship will be
in the water by the last of August. Captaln Mu!,
caster is reaotering.. The
.10th Regiment,. and
'shout - 700 men from -different Regiments, have
arrived here---total 1700 linen. Seven hundred
seamen, and 300 artificers,'haVe also arrived, and
further ,reinforcements are daily expected, with
abundance of stores of every description. This is
'brought. by the Osborn packet, which left Ilalifax
on the 220 ; at which date no part of ibe Boor
Beaux detachment had yet reached its dtstination;
A Spanish ship has arrived at Boston, the Cap;
tain of which reported, that. he had the 23d.
of March seen the Essex, Uziiteci States frigate;
safe at Cape St. Roque, near Pernambuco, which
is on the coast of Brazil, the very opposite side
of that part of the American cout•inent where a
late account represented her to have been captured,
14y the English' ships Pheebe and Cherub.
The people of Burlington had fallen into • such
violent and sanguinary disputes amongst them-
selves on the subject of the wary that blood had.
been shed, and it was thought that if, any British
force had been near the town, the inhabitants
would have dcliVered it up; to their protection: •
The Dover had arrived off Quebec on the 27th
of May. She'was hailed as the foiretunner of the
English fleet, with reinforcements: Nlajor-General
Conran was a passenger on board the Dover.

Sir James Yeo, in ertiising aboat the beginning
-of May; on the A►►ierica►i side of Lake Ontario;
compelled the inhabitants of Pulteneyville to give
up the public stores there by capitulation; but just
as onr boats were going off, some cowardly vil-
lains in the woods tired on then,-and wounded 'a
Captain of Marines and s.everal other persons. Sir
James has threatened vengeance for this dastardly
and truly Atnerican act. We should not be sur-
prised to find that this was the affair which the:
Boston papers, in a letter from Sackers Harbour,
of May 30, magnify into the capture of two Naval
Captains and 300 a►en, by a M►►jor Of a
rifle regiment. •