The Sun.
London, England, 1807-10-31 00:00:00

UT, DJ 0 Utir, OCT: i 9.

This day completes 'the meritorious exertions of
Mr. BRAITHWAITE in recovering the, property 'of
the Atergatr ny East Indiamani wrecked oft -1114
port-some time since. 1:11is Gentlemhu has been.
unwearied, as well as most fortunate, in his.entl6ll-•
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vour“or the interest of the East. India Company.
It isilliVotipy.io iic.hOped that the saving-of so r -
finable a part ot-the cargo, by *mean's of his Divine
Bell, accompanied wit!} so much skill, ingenuity,
and undaunted resolution, will secure to, him a re-
muneration, if possible, equal to his merits.
The termination oe the gale, with a fine gentle
breeze at N. E. has produced an abundant, supply of
fish In the market Cod Of, near nlb. weight are
sold at 3s. e.acli„ and Herrings in perfealQll At 9d• a
dozeni and as the season advances they will coney:
der;ibly in price.
Every-advantage has beeti taken of the pleasant
change of weather. . The walks and rides appear 35
usual, decked with beauty and fashion.
Among the groups.of Pedestrians were the fach
riming Miss HAw4E, Mrs.,Thriost, Mrs.,Bicuoins,‘
two Miss Bros, Lieut. Colonel HEAD,- General'
Corroti, -Erc.-&c.'; and among the many carriages.,
sported on the Sands were those of Lord HA‘vic.!,,
131:Xtiii.1,—MiSTGiikawLY, Mr. CH/016ER"
LAIR, Captain it!Cn, &c. &c.
Otlr Tbeatrtdast night produced a bumper, 106'
jug for the Benefit of Mr. SANDRA n, and by desitO
of Lieut. Colonel HEAD/ •Of the 13th Light Dra-
goons. The performances were the favourite C
tnedy of The Heir at Law, and the now p9Pulac
Farce of The Ifeatherrock.

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Earl PAULET is OH a visit to their-MAJEsTtas at
, Windsor.
Yesterday a Cabinet Council was held 3'44
reign Office: • • ,
His Royal Highness the Puke of Canner pox re-
viewetl the-Jst Regiment of Life Guards yestertiay,
at ten e'e,lock, in their exercising ground, Warren's
Field, king's Road. •
On Thursday the .Pariih Chtirch of Windsor was
opened, after hating, undergone a Thorough repair,
With the performance of the Sacred Oratorio of the
Messiah, under the patronage- of their Royal High?,
nesses the Dukes of
.J.,:ewr end. cANIEUIDGE, nfi
well as w ith the sanction of their MAJEsTtes and
'the PnzKcrssas. The Royal DiticeS ettended
their full suits, and, satin seats were prepared OF
them ; the principal families in the tats: and neigtn*
bourhoA were also present. Lady - CaAtiLay, and
the two Honourable 11/ Rises MuvitAY, went in her
144.t.esre'si earriage. The .Royal Pukes tooli, thoir
seats exa&ly at twelve o'clock, 41-ien, in honour of
their presence, the Coronation Anthem was itnmel
.diately perforirted,4previons to the commencement
of the subtilise Oratorio.!—Tite Messiah Wail opened '
by Mr. VAUGHAN in 'a very finished style. Madaro*
Butxclit and Mrs. IfauonAm in " I know that rtig
Redeemer liveth," and "J./9w tectutifid are the Feet.,
were every thing that could be WiShed, ' and gave ti
very proper etTeet to:that divine music. Mr. Goss
was in most excellent voice, and gave the Air" /If
'was despised and rejelitit or Men," with go moo,
soleinnity: and feeling, as to arrest the attention pt
the
,whale audience: we never heard it given with
greater of en.. Mr. 13ELLAsvir, who is undoubtedly
the second bass singer in Englaud, gave the bag*
songs in a very superior style, particularly
Trumpet shall sound," in Which he was most adcHie
rably accompanied by Mr. WALLIS on the trumpet,
The 'cher-asses were well supported4by the Gentle,
men beloegi ng to St. George's Chapel Choir. Her M4'
,ISTY was greeiously pleased to grant permission to
her Band to perform ; and tbr the umber- of voc3l.
and instrumental perfo'rMers, \via venture to say
this delightfUt oratorio. was never better got tlit)•
greatest praise is due' to Mr. Rol:togas, 1,14
noes-ries Organi,t, who presided at the Orgla,
and has conducted the wheile lansiriess. The
formance Was: occasionedby the 'expellees of repair-
ing the Church having far exceeded the estimate,
being nearly double. The subscriptions and 'moneY
,received for the tickets, at ins. :ad. each, amounted
to near wool. We understand his MAJESTY sub'
scribed tool, her MAJESTY 501. the ROYAL 1)0X0
251: each 1. the 'PRINCESSES t Ll. each, Colonel
attow and Mr. RAMSUoTTOII) the Members I'ooo
town, tool -each.
the following is an Extrakof a Letter-from Nfo'
mel, received by a,. respeilabKt -house :—" &grist,:
Ships being prohibited from entering our-Ports; on'.
Neutrals only permitted, tew opportunities 'occuros
writing to you. Our Court is still here. lin'
Freitch,haee such 'a strong attachment to Prus'ila'
that they have no inclination to leave it. By t!'
Articles of the Peace, they. were to crovi the P.'''.
singe. on the tioth orAugtist ; but' they Still occie
that neighbourhood, unda the pretence that 11'''
WM-id:fries, of Dantxic are not regelared-; for•
liens were stipulated, and now LEFE'IIVEE 10SiStS
cJn
two German miles. Prussia is' not in a state to de:.
fend herself, and must submit to the mandates 01:e
the two Imperial Courts, The contributions :ire
very heavy on ,Konigstitirgb, which is desirous (11'n
,Meinel-Shouldpay the half ;' but there is In) "'v.,'
why nine thonsancl inhabitarns should ray en r
sum with sixty' thotissiind. The Loan is tine
cent. Tile flux is very fatal; no less, t han _3OO 1)..0t
last week in Konigsburgh ; , arid at Worrilditt,
fir from the -Passage, not less than tioy are de.aa"r)(4
' the' same dis6se--the whole, 61 the itil",l4l.),ldis.
Were nut, more than Mg. thousand. , At dreat,s",
•temper-r+s amongstAhe horned cattle;. 1111;ip,
sit, out of 00 covvs the town,had„ only ten .o``,l, 00
Thank Heaven the cattle here are healthy o";bcy
have not 'Suffered so much from sicknes- as $.
have done iu the nei•dibourin PrOViIICO.