The Sun.
London, England, 1807-10-26 00:00:00

PARTITION OF AMERICA.

" The' correspondence of TALLEYRAND and Ge-
na.al MOREAU, which caused such surmises at,
New-York in February last, is at length developing,
and we can scarcely be surprised at the events which
have since followed::---

" BUtiNAI'ARTE and MoKEA.v are reconciled.

" If MOREAU can, persuade America to break
with England, ten thohiand French troops arc,
in conjunithin With the Americans, to drive the
English from the Continent.—Cattda and NOva
Scotia
.are .to be .ereded into a Monarchy, and
Alurta,tu to be crowned .King of Acadie and loth
the Canadus. America is to have the Floridas, as
well as Louisiana ; and the Island of PortO-RicO,or
some other valuable West India Island, to be given
up to them.

" Ttie Government of America not having suffi-
cient energy, by, the present Constitution, the Pre-
sident to be suppOrted in his endeavours to change
it, and new form of Legislatute adopted, in which
the Chair is to 4e assumed for life..

The Only difficulty is 'stated by the Atrierican'
Goverritnent to arise from the:Northern States, who,
tnight,be averse.to such a neighbour,. as the Icing-
xforri of Acadie and 'Canada, goverded by. a French-
man but this may probably be ,overcome if the
war, with England'can be made a"pOular one.
The authenticity.of this intelligence citnnot be
doubted ;-and the Americans, who are now. loputy
crying out for a.Wat may.know how
cornphitely they have been made the tooled France
and its pc-itioLieri."

&XTRACT.OF A LETTER FROM irALIFAX, NOVA SCO-

TIA, DATED SITT:2O, 1807.

" The 114:1::s arrived here a few days ago, from
England, with Dispatches fpr' iha •Gen''eral and Ad--
Miral. From the precantiOns and steps ordered to
lie taken, there is a strong presumption
ties are 01, the_point,..of breaking out. The.. 98ilt
and Royal Newtbundbod Regiments embark from
this, immediately for'Quet)e6; they are, to be re-
pla4ed'by the 3d and 25th Regiments of Foot, w
are expected to arrive soon ; the Marines from the
Fleei are to be landed to assist in the duty in the mean
time. AU hands, are employed in
.repairing and
,strengthening the Harsour, as it is the general opi-
nion that this harbour and Dock-yard will be the
earliest and chief object of the Americans. Canada
is also thought to be a dila object with 'them. Mo.
HEALY has been reconnoitring for these two Months
past some go so far as to say that he has avowedly
been in the confidence of TALLERANI., this some

time past."

Married, on Thtirsday the 6th init. at Castle
Ashby;- in Northampton Shire, the seat of the Earl
of NORTHAMPTON, the Hon.' and Rev. FREDERIC'
PoWars, brother to Lord LtLyono, tsi Miss GOuLD,
only daughter o(Colorael,,
.oont.o, of the Nutting-
hamshire Militia, sister to Lord GREY DE ItUTHEN,
and zrancl.daughter of the Earl of SussEX.
OD Thursday last the 'LORD MAYOR narrowly
escaped. drowning. - He had been to the Medway,
tri hold a'Conit of Conservancy, and, on his return,
a 8941 laid the host on tier beam-ends, with the
nail in the water. By the a&ivity of .the. wen on
board 'she was Most extraordinarily prevented front
The new. Comedy announced for Drury-lane
Theatre, 'under'the title of Time's a Tdl-tale, walk
written by Mr. H. Sipootis: Whatever may he
hi dramatic Merits, judging front the Author's p,ri-
vate
charaaer, there carrhe no, doubt that his "Mue
will' strongly enforce the interests of good un.gals.

Mr. ICEmatr. has been absurdly as .well as on-
justly' charged with haying said that. his departure
from Drury lane Theatre had redilered " a
did desart."- He is by no means have enter-
tained's° vain an idea, and' if he wete, he is much
too Wise to have given it utter.in,!e. The. expz.,...;-
slim 'arose (corn the following story.:—tl dramatte
author, when Drury-lane Theatre was Wit finiSlikl;"
said .that!he should confine lti produaiOns to the
other House, and he would render the forioer place
" a spleudid desart," The same author afterwatds,
it is said, seut a play to the Manager of r rurp)arit
Theatre, -and Mr. Silk: KWAN, in rementbering the
expression alluded to, obSerVed .that Gentleman
seemed to bet diipirsid to carry his thteat into exe-
ckitioo. The whole of this ;tury, hvwever, We be.
lieve to be a oferc fabrication.
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NlTi.JoupArt, viva-re s9rry to learn, is arm*Ai ton,
much indisposza to, appear on the .stage., We %%e,e
afraid that her zeal to gratify the pool c a', t .-
poi.t the interests of the theatre had itt,:occd her too
soon to res.,:ne her prote,,,,i,
Master ni.rry has beau very 41.1C.CeziAll at Nt•tr.
rte,,wnere ail :IL:-
counts he is much improved 0, an
'lava ber.,u lull everi night he pertwthed.