The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-27 00:00:00

elamation brangtt by the Gottenburgh Mail ; and
the Swis? declaration'of Noutvalityt and aettrinns
jeu-desprit received frot,a Germany by.a 'private
channel.

We have nothing. further frt.nu Lord WE LLING-
.
‘vlose victory is confirmed by the admi4sion
in the French papers, that Sou LT was mount vring
on the Mon?. 'We lonk with /peat anxiety for
his LOrdship's dispatches,

On Saturday and .yesterday the Cibinet Council
had two very long sittings.. Sattirday they met at
two o'clbck, and continued Sitting, tillc:ithin a few
minutes of six o'clock. They Net again yesterday
at three, and did not, break up•till half-past six,
when every thing was finally arranged and settled'
for the departure of, Viscount
.CASTLEREAGIT this
day. The Noble VisrOunt cc iII
,be accompanied
by Mr. F. RoirgsoN, Mr.WAaD, and Mr.PLANTA,
of the Foreign , Office and. report sends. Mr.
GOULBUUT, the Under
,Seeretery of State. of the
War Department, with them. Mr. RUFF and Mr.
Wit.r.tAms,. the Kirigs Messengers, also accom-
pany the,.Noble Viscount.
Yesterday morning, about 11 o'clock, two
Messengers arrived at the Foreign ()like with dis-
patches from the Earl of AaratneeN, Sir CHARLES
STEWART, and the Earl of CL:ANCARTV. One Of
them,is an attendant on the Earl of ABERDEEN.
and left Frankfort on the 14th inst. He c•ane
via Holland.'
lock` Viscount CAS

esterday, flt. tWO , .
RENGH had au audience of the PaiNca REpeNT,
and laid befor his
.Royal Highness the contents
of the dispatches brought by the Messengers from
the Earl of'ArseaDEEw, Sir C. 'STEWART, and the
Earl of CLANCARTY. The Noble Viscount after-
wards went to attend the Cabinet Council. About
the same time, the Russian Ambassador, Mr.•FA-'
GEL, acting as The Dutch Ambasiador, had au-
diences of his Royal Highness.
Sir C. STEwART left FranktOrt on the 14th in-
stant for Luenburg, the head-quarters' of the
CROWN PRINCE. The Earl of ABI:RDEEN left the
same place on the 13th, to follow the Emperor of
GERMANY.,
A mail from BarbadOes and the West Indies ar-
• .
rived yesterday.,
Yesterday morning the Lonn CHANCEL:I-OR had
an audience of the Pamee REGENT,
One convincing proof 'that the Allies are not
very anxious to. gather up the apples of discord,
so artfully dimwit 'dOwn by the common enemy,
has come•to our knowledge, and it is this :—they
have positively' declared, that. whatever congress
may take place, they will trot bring into discitsion
at it tltuAspritinte r:ghts of Great
Wrzoasoa, -Dec. '26.—Yestetlday being Christ •
teas-day, the Archbishop of CANTERBURY ad-
Ministered the Sacrament to the Royal Fathily.
The Duke of KENT arrived here yesterday, and
left in the.eyening. The QUEEN and PatNtg.ssEs
after attending divine service yesterday and to-
. day, went to Frirgmore.. This morning. the Prin-
cess CnAeLorrr. attended divine service at St.
George's Chapel: After the
.sertuon a favourite
anthem, said to be the composition of a female in
the DARTmouTa family, was perforined at the
express desire of her Royal Highness.
The Lord Provost and Magistrates' of Edin-
burgh have voted the freedom of. the city fo Sir
T.GRAnAm On,d' the Earl of ,DALHOUSIE, to be
presented in wild boxes.
[Amt.-Gen. Si; HILDEBRAND OAKEq is nrriveil
at the Motherbank in the Ethetred transport, from
Malta. • On the 3d of October, the night non.
Lieut.-Gen. MAITLAND arrived at Malta front
England ; and on the sth, his •Excellency. Sir H
OAKES resigned the Civil, and, Military Govern-
ment of the Island to him. Sir IlithEnasyo sailed
from Malta on the I Ith of October ; at that pe-
riod, the plague was rapidly on the decline through-
out the Island..

The ftecoants from Sir EDWARD 11m.1.4:w, by
the stiie,s'arrived lust week from the Melliteranean,
are not of so late'a date ps Admiral' EMI RIAWS
letter to the French Minister of Mitrine:

Kingston is still:(\ov.',l-,) threatened by Gen.
WitaiNsoN, in person, and the brand • '.t my,
They. have
.airencly met %vitt). several disasters,
owing to the season they. have. chosen for. a Ca-
nadian campaign ; the weather having been a sue-
cesSionr of gales of wind, accompanied by heavy
`rainl. The marine battalions, from 'the Chesa-
peake;are arrived, and gone up the country. Sir
SioNEN BECKwiI !. spoke highly of their aeepti-
sition, and 1500 troops are since arrived from
England.'
Mr. RUFF, the King's Messenger,. experienced a.
very diritressing event at his house in Pimlico on
Saturday morning. His niCee, a very amiable
young voinati, was killed, by falling out, of a Win-
dow, three, stories high, en Saturday morning.—
Mr. R. being I.itlower.slie. 'kept his house. Mr.
R. got up at eight o'clock in the niorning, and
in a few minutes after he went down stairs he
beard a very heavy fall into the yard ; ~he went in-
stantly to set What it was; foitivi it was a fe.
male body,.ruiith nothing on but a. .and a
night-cap, with her skull in, froru falling on
'a window cell, the blood flowing in a very lare
stream, and the body lifeless. Be. had no egn-
ception it was his niece, til4 on impliry. A child,
five years 'of age, was left in her bed, a stranger
to what had happened.
Many persons have recently arrived in this
country from the coast of Norinatidy and Britian..,
from which they have. privately effected their es-
cape. They join in one aipifm n report, of :the
-unpopularity-of BU6NAI'ARTE, in 'consequence of
his reverses, and the vulgar and:disgttsting levity
with which he speaks of, them and' their crise-
qttenee.s. Addressing.some„Merehers of the Se-
mate, at a late audience, lie exclaimed, with a
sardonic . grin, " MeisieutS, preuex garde a. pos
lemmes, les Cosaques arrivent"--‘! Gentlemen,
take care of your wives, the. Cossacks are coin-
ing."—At: another time, addressing himself tO the
Queen of WESTPHAI.AA, ig.novtr iii Paris, he
told her, " Madame, trout Para echappe
"Madam, you have had a lucky escape..' flien
turning in a pet to the Emprest, he said• to her,
Tout eila yield :we, votee loam' eille de pet's, tacit
nous terrons qui aura le descus a let., lu." ." This
larcenies from your foolish father, but
we 'shall
see who will have toe uppermost., in the end." •