The Sun.
London, England, 1814-12-19 00:00:00

THE Aam Y.

, Lieut.-General DISNEY is to sit in the Court
ow Sir. JOHN Mc-RitAy, in Sir DAVIb'S BALRD's
place, the latter being prevented from.leaving his
seat in Perthshire by indisposition, the result of
the severe wounds received in 'the service of his
country.
..
Public fOrce of Infantry. Riflemen, Cavalry,
..
Artillery, EngineerS;• &c. for Portugal, arranged
by Lord Brit'EsFo.ac., and the ).ortuguse Minister
of the AITIu• Department :
Twenty-four Regiments of Infantry Men 2.1,26,t
Twelve Ririe Battalions - - 6,012
Twelve Regiments of Cavalry - - 6,372
Four Regiments of Artillery - - 3,568
One Battalion of Engineers - - 343
Four Companies of Artillery - '''.. 276

Total 40,840
Palace of Government, 0et.,9.9, 1814.
(Signed) ' MiQUEL PEREI4 FORJAZ.

Office of Ordnance, Dec. 15, 1814.
Artillerrof the King's German Legi,on.—Charlet du Plat,
Gent. to he Second Lieutenant, vice G. Meyer promoted.
Franz Itottiger, Gent. to be ditto, vice Quiter, appointeri
to the, Ist Hussars.

Commissions in the Durham Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by
the Lord Lieutenant,
Arthur Mowbray, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Captain
Henry Donkin to be Major. Lieutenant William Shields,
jun, to be Captain. Cornet John Elliott to be Lieutenant.
Cornet John Lookup, jun. to be ditto: Cornet Percival
Forster to be ditto. William SAobart, Gent. to be Cornet.
Sober Watkin, Gent. to be ditto. Robert Orinton, Gent.
to lie ditto.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the North
Riding of Yorkshire.
North York Regiment of Militia.—Richard Warner, Esq. to
be Captain. Samuel Allen, Gent. to be Ensign. •
Commissions signed by the lAird Lieutenant of the County of

_ .
Derby.
Derbyshire Old Militia.—G. Miller, Gent. to be Lieutenant.
Chatsworte Regiment of Local Militia.—Thos. C. Wonley,
Esq. to be Captain. , '

The Rev. Sir CHARLES Rscu, Bart. who last
week received his rents at Beenharn and neigh-
bouring parishes in Berks,
.voluntarily deducted
25 per cent ou account of the alteration' iu the
price of corn..

LONDON,
MOIVD-li', DECEMBER 19, 1814.

ONE o'CLocg..—There arc no at what-
ever frt. the rost-Oifice from the' Continent, so
that the account in the Deal Letter must be in-
correct. Stocks have suffered a depression of
about one-fourth per cent.

. Some further gleanings from Transatlantic
Journals, and the winding-up of the scattered
intelligence which bas arrived froth America by
►ariuu3 tonveyauces during the past w ck, Nvi 1 I be
found in our preceding tannins. Their:chieT la-
tex-est is contained in the exhibition of the state
of Parties in that" country. We 'observe that at
least in the Eastern and richest Provinces the po-
litics of MAntsobt and his faction are unpoptilar to

a degree ‘iiiich absolutely threatens the dissolu
tion of the Union. This affords another strong
inducement to our Government Co be as firm and

persevering in (he American contest as they have
been in the European war; whose cocclusion has
So gloriously rewarded their labours. Similar
conduct will infallibly produce.a similar result ;
and the humbled 'arrogance of Yankee 'hostility
will be speedily reduced to crouching submission
at the feet of 13i itish Power.

In our pages today, we lament to notice, there
are too many paragraphs detailing instances of the
fatal effects cat the late gales, and we dread even
to open our Port Letters, as from the violence
and long continuance of stormy weather, we can-
not but look for further melancholy tidings of the
same description.

The strong snnth-west winds have prevented
the French packets from sailing, and we are Still
without intelligence from the Continent.—Should
we nnfortnnately be thus cut ofl• from foreign

-news for a few days loner„ there will (according
t to our patriotic and speculating Journals) be a
new war in Germany, and probably eight or ten

decisive battles fought, to the great arnozement of

all beholders. Already bas report acquired con-
sistency, and the thin air of. invention has be-
come a solid, tangible body. It is amusing to
mark the

puny falsehood 3 ?well,
Till the huge lie become too big to tell,

iVe have watched its onwt•ard course hitherto,
and intend, as soon as we are enabled to contrast
it with authentic information, to give its history
to the world- under the eisygant title of The Pro-
gress of Lying."—lt will make. a
.curious and in-
structing,study,.Well deserving the attention of all
Newspaper Readers.

BARON D'IMBERT.--.* The Morning Chronicle,
which. is always ready to fish in troubled waters,
.on Saturday last inserted a paragraph reipecting
this Person, insinuating blame against Goliern-
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meat for ordering him to leavb the kingdom, and,
this day it contains a long corteipondence on the
subject. As the, Baron has nhitle-an Appeal'ulicit
a crause in- ;lie Alien Act, and theiTfore -as the .
inquiry into the grounds of that Appeal is pend•
ing at this time, we do not think it proper
to ray any thing respecting the BaroWs character
41;c4 conduct at present,- further than to express
our surprise at theross impropriety of the 'Morn-
ing-chronicle inpublishing the aforesaid corres-
pondence before a decision on this, appeal has
taken place.

The Party Organ is to.day rioting in all the
luxuries of hope :—there has. been no arrival
irom the Continent for some time, and its bril-
liant imagination has conjured up, and . dwelt
upon, so many delightful images of degradation
and distress -to Great- Britain, that its raptures
are unbounded. In this " Limbo of Fools,"
we will leave these infatuated wretches undis-
turbed—,we will leave the Writer in the Chro-
nicle • to tell his Country, impudently, that ." ha
owns be rejoices" in the disasters which he
fancies have befallen her at Vienna ;—if not a
patriotic, is a candid confession, and Candid
confession is good for time soul: :We will also
leave bins to ridicule the " moral influence" of
Great Britain. The pander of infidelity, and
apologist for. adultery, who. could publish the
following infamous lines upon a subject which,.

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