The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-03 00:00:00

JUBILEE.

We continue to receive tmrn all parts of the
United Ki.gdorn the most gratifying accounts of the
celebration of this meMorablo day. Sincete affec-
tion, gratitude, and esteem for his MkissTY have
been manifested in differdn parts of the country, in
various nicmtes, but in uniform degree.
The KING had no reason to doubt the loyalty of
his PeuPle, but the additional and spontaneous toot
timonies which he has now received, have been ac-
cepted, and returned by his MAJESTY with send"
tnents of paternal affection.
In contemplating the brilliant celebrations of this
3n.bilee, on the pati of the peon* we ought not to
forget the ads of grace which have proceeded from
the Royal breast.
It has already been announced, that all deserters
from< his Majesty's fleets and armies have received
his MA.l‘ isSTY's free pardon, without the distressing
Condition usually annexed, of serving upon the most
odious stations : and all peons confined for mili-
tary offences have been released.
His MAJESTY has taken the same opportunity of
gratifying the Officers of both Services, by a general
Brevet Promotion.

AO persons cAfined for debts dce to the Crown,
have been released by the Kkpro's command; the
only,excepi:ons being those which were distinguished
Y. Peculiar circumstances of fund and violence, and
in all instances of official delinquency ; the latter
exception being dictated by his MAJESTY'S deter-
mtnation never to screen those from 'punishment,
who have abused the powers deriyed friamtim, to,the
injury of his people. .
In order that this auspicious period may be re
membered with gratitude in foreign countries, his
MAJESTY. has permitted all prisoners of war, hereto-
lore On Parole; to return to their
own Countries.--
The Prisoners of the French nation have been-ren-
(lered
a !necessary exception to. thisgracious 'indul-
gence,, by the unparalleled severity-of their Ruler,
'in retaining all Britisk subjects in France.
Tothese instances of his--MsiesTy's favour,. we
• .
have to add; that the stun of kwch-thousand pods
has been appropriated- by-Thr-Krsot, 'Out of his own
privy parse, or the Telea,C Of poor debtors in. Eng.
land and, \Vales ; the distribution of this, bounty has
been .graciously entrusted by IIiS•MAJESTY to thego.
ciety for the Relief of Persons Confined for Small
bebts, as being qualified to judge most correctly' of
The cases worthy of the Royal favour..
One thousand pounds have also been appropriated
to the like purpose in Ireland, and one thousand
Pounds in Scotland, out ei funds remaining at his
Majesty's disposal.
114 e prayer offered by a venerable Prelate, upon
ylis Majesty's Accession to the Throne, has, in this'
manner, been gratified. The struggle between the
King and the People has been long and doubtful;—
the King striving to deserve his People's love, and
the People emulous in shewing it.

According to an authentic account lately publish-
ell, the dominiong which belonged to the French
Empire at the end of last year, contained 16,784
srpare leagues, and 39,347,397 souls, which makes
2344 for every square league. The public revenue
,untedto 720 millions of francs, the army con-
sitift'd of 269,930 meo, and the fleet of 40 sail of the
and 80 trigates,—w(Slockhohn Gazette.)