The Sun.
London, England, 1809-12-12 00:00:00

to the Palace of the Thuilleries in the same pr. ces•
sion with which he had left it.

An immense populace crowded all the streets anp
scraitig, eft/Ming the air ring with shouts and ac-
clamations.

We have received Portuguese Papers to the 26th
November, but we are under the necessity of post-
poning our ExtraEts from them till to-morrow. Thm
intelligence they contain, however, is not very im-
portant.

Letters -from Spain state, that the Cardinal
BounnoN, who is appointed President of the'Junta,
has already began to display great vigour. He has
'ordered au additional Levy, of 25,0 0 0 men, and the
Clergy, have agreed to give up their Tithes, and
evouglie Church plate, for the public service.

,:z...lstbiglay' the long expeeted prosecution against
giiir;i:44Nß. 'GOT and Mrs. CLARKE for a Conspi-
racy came on to be heard before Lord ELLENBO.'
gouctt and a Special Jury. We have given an
ample report of the trial, from which it appears that
,after a full and patient investigation of the case, the
Jtlry, without hesitation; acquitted the Defendants,
We are at present prevented by want of room from
making any observations on this extraordinary case.

Last Thittiday, the Bishop of Lori DON was Waned
airernor of the Charter-douse, in the loom of the

late Duke of Po ItTi. A D.

We have been favoured with the following ex-
,tract of a teller, dated Halifax, Nov. 5, 1809, giv
lug an account of the late mutiny on board the Co{
ltitnbini-." An alarming mutiny was diacovered
in'tnue onboard the Columbine. It was headed by

the'bowain and carpenter, whose intention was
tei,haVe:Murdered the whole of the 0, liters, and
take& the brig to America: The boatswain and six
risen have been hung.here ; four of them in chains;
the carpenter transported for fourteen years, seven
'of which he is to be in irons; and a great mop
others transported and flogged through the f 16161.
---
I suppose it is by far the severest sentence ever pas-
sed by a Court Martial, but it„Wasnecesiary:to wake'
such an example. Captain WILLs shot one of the

.men,for refusing to obey his orders."•
,Barbadoes Papers to the 25 t h of= O? Ober reached
town yesterday ; in which it is stated, that on the
th a boisterous wind occasioned such a heavy swell

in the. Bay of Roseau, Dominica, and such a tretnen-
Owls: surf in the harbour, that early in the following
morning the American brig Greyhound parted cables,
an,4 went on shore; and shortly after the ship Su..
sgrA ,
clt 1 ondop, shored the same fate. The surf
ir
tOittinuing very high the whole clay, it destroyed
the. ship, and valuable cargo.—ln St—Pierre's BOP'
the ship 'Fortitude, Captain WRIO•TITSDN, parted
her anchors and went on shore. kier masts 'Ater:
immediately cut away to prevent her stranding' S'"At
had about '4OO hogsheads of sugar on board.
Trinidad, on the 18th, a severe gale was aiso eltPea
-attended" with dreadful thui,dar. wad lighto
and deluging rain: by which the crops have
been materially injured in many parts of the island.
Several 'vessels were driven on shore.

last
The Gold and Silver Medals were assigned.
night,. at the Royal Academy, to :the Students-'—'
The Medals were given for Arehite&ural designs,
but nothing in the departments of Painting sod
Sculpture were deemed by the Academy worthy
Vononr.
~TOZTiltarytt.--We are sorry to- state that the
proceedings at Covent-Garden Theatre last night,'
during the performance of the last set of The Wood-
Two, and the whole of Don Juan, were as tumults'
ons as on any former occasion, except that there
were no serious cootests, as no attemrts were made
WBs
to seize any of the hostile party. The house
full.
CATALAN' is et:Tag/a to perform at the Subscrir
tion Concerts in Edinburgh, which take place lO-
wads the latter end of this month.
As no Candidates have appeared for the vacallt
Professorship of Painting in the Royal Academy,
Mr. FUSEL', it is said, is to read Lectures till some
Metnoer shall offer himself for the situation.
- Friday, Mr. Fpm. ltichie, carpenter of his Ma-
jesty's ship Squirrel, was tried by a Court-M,:rtial
for drunk mess, and was sentenced. to be dismissed
his ship, Yendered incapable .of ever slaving as an
officer 'again, and to serve in such other capacity as
the'Cotninander-in-Chief at PortstunUth stionid
rett.---Capt. Lea, President.
On Wednesday, as John Stapley; a bricklayer's
lad, 15 years of age, was returning front Fatlington
Farm, about the dusk of the evening, to Haviiil!,
near Portsmouth, he overtook two men, when, Pos-
sessed of the fear of being robbed by them, he ran
with groacipeek but had not "proceeded far, whet,
he dropped down and expired. The cause of tilis
sudden death is attributed to extreine fright.
We heartily congratulate the admirers of true ta-
lent on the appearance of Madame DuDEFFsNo's
correspondence with' D'ALEMBEIiT, MoNTESQUIEtri
- Madame De STAAL,' Sm. The brilliant style of
letters can only be equalled by their intrinsic tneriO,'
which' 'eat* them to a place in the library of even
6160 tOtieeriture, and justly rank them with inns°
of the celebrated Lady WORTLEY MoNTAGUR.
Conic`,. DEC. 6.—On the 22d ult. his .Majesio
sloop Phitomei, of 18 guns, which brought hotlie,
Lord CoLuNowooes dispatches,.tell a boat
with 13 persons in it, who proved to be the crew°
the American ship Aurora, I,AAC RUNE) Ma,il
bound from Portugal. to Co, k, with a large ci:4o )1
salt, which yessei had foundered on. the predeil
day in- the Western Ocean, in consequence of 11.
springing ti leak.
His Majesty's ship Druid, 'Sir Wn..l.tAsz Bo.1.1'014‘;
in working out of our ha, bow yesterday, fili"fve
says and got agrouod, where s,,e remained at tweio
o'clock this day. The Druid wds to have w'•oft
some vessels cinder envoy a- a as Hy mount,
teN F) • c.