The Sun.
London, England, 1814-02-09 00:00:00

1t ISCELLANEOUSO

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WINDVA, PEEL, 8.--=-Iresteillay the e i
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accompanied by the Doctors in Waiting, %%ref/idyl
see the KING. In the evenin her MAIesTI
a select party in the Castle. This morning
QUEEN and•PRINCESSES went to Frogrnore. •
'The Doke of YORK visited the' PiitN6t3 110".
yesterday;
The I)uke of CUMBERLAND, we understand, pG.,;
poses•to continuej on the Continent; having le'te,
over for carriages and A stud of horses suitabiL

his' rank and situation in Ciermany.
Viscount Stnmourtt waited upon. the-PIO°
REGENT yesterday, at Carlton-house.
1t sr stated, from America, that Commission
are appointed, in conseqUence of the pacific le(ter
of Lord CASTLEREAGH, who are to be autholof
to treat directly with the British Govetnmeot
the restoration of tranquility between the
countriet These Functionaries were to be o,il
'‘'eyed to Europe in a cartel, which was to
from New York without delay, and their art,'s
on this side the Atlantic may be daily.expecte".,
• Letters of the 25thrult. tr,om Lord VVF,1,05',/,
TON'S head-quarters,-mention that Col. BurnMj
had arrived there on 'the 2:,3d ; that Sour.. T bil
)eft Bayonne to its garrison of.-15,000 men, o°'e(
Gen. 11Ent.E, and was himself at Peyrellollfa!lei,
small town on the Gave. All operations retna'll
ed at a stand on account of the season
• Letters frOm Bremen to the 27th, -positib;
state that 40,000 men, constituting- the besieg'n:
army before Hatnburgh, were,, as soon as a poco
ticahle breach was made in the works, to -6Wrie
the place'; but hopes were entertained that bel°,,./.
this desperate attempt was hazarded, DAV°l:er
would_surrender the city, conscious that' twirl)
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he, hot his comrades would obtain any. toelci
should matters proceed to that extremity.
A letter front Hanover says :—" The Duke le
BRUNSWICK, with 3,000;,x' his • new corps, is g°ls
to Dusseldorf, to wait the event of tite•Pßl6Cv
REGENT'S decision respecting who is to bviete,
-command of the 32,900 strong assembled chef
which includes the troops of Hanover, Oldenlwr''', '
the Hapse Towns, and Mecklenburg-1i Schwcri''(
The Hague has teudercd twenty tr,,,05,.e.
guilders ti) the Sovereign Prince, tow:',rds
;jug on the war. This offer Was made on the haft
.of the burf;lhery,'by the President, in a speeeil tC
piece with loyAlty and emotion.
I 144 he fine bridge over the Elbe at Drestten 'ho
been repaired, and is about to be'opened to

PriVate accounts from America, by the last -is
rivals, inform us, that the embargo was earrica.
the Senate by a majority of 20 to 14.
Tarn persons; alleged to be English OfEcer,s;
have, it is said, been taken up 'at New. Lollliia;
charged as spies, and as inaintaing.an intercoto
with the British fleet off the neighbouring.coo, 1.4
The Hon. Captaiil GORE, Of the 94th Reet•L';,
lost his life in' a fray, at Vittoria. The circi!',
stances of the case are very differently repYesellte.,:
but•it sews that the_ fatal event tn(,:r.,
•
consequence of the resistance of the decease''
,I,c
officers endeavouring to put in force an act Of 'ity
Spanish Magistracy, for the recovery of a fotivi4
liring under hi 4 protection. Our Patriots ;01:,
course trying to make a national affair and
derstanding out of this event.
ADMIRALTY SEssloNs.---Yesterday the a;‘,l
ed Admiralty Session was held before SieWt 1,0;
SCOTT, Baron Wool), Mr. Just ice DALLAS, &lc' !ig
'when tour prisoners were tried, one of whoul "(;,1
convicted, viz. Patrick Carroll, for killing 30
slaying Win. Duffin., on board the Erin, 01' E
high seas, fined Is. and to be imprisoned 10 ~;
and three were aciinitted, viz. Richard TIOI
Stephen Vigus, and Thomas hrarvey.--Scssi°
ended. •