The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-22 00:00:00

CHESAPEAKE:

. " 3tionr•oLK, OCT. 11, Five o'Cloclerp.
The enemy's whole force in sight, consisting of

33 sail of various descriptions, have nearly all col-;
leeted together in Lynnhaven.

BOSTON, OC T . 21.
Extract of a Later, daicd 117ashigArton, Oct. 14.

.e‘ Congress sat with closed doors about two
hours to-day—,it is generally conjectured on a
confidential message from the President. A public
counnunication was also received from the Presi7
dent, giving the instructions to our Commissioners ;.
whether they will he printed timely for yon to re-
ceive them by this Mail is Uncertain. They will
however, be public much too soon for the honour.
of the Government; The. people will exclaim, if
the President dare to publish the folly and degra-
dation exhibited in these instructions, what must
he the contents of thOse he dare not make.
.public ? •

"The President sets out in his first instructions
. with requiring our Commissioners to obtain fi•oin
the, British a total abandonment of the right of im
pressment. He continues to -repeat this instruc-
'lion, and raises and magnifies its. consequence
until March last. He then changes his tone, and,
step by step, .retraces and retreats, until June and
August last, when the measure of disgrace is full
—every pretence of the cause of war is given up.
" I have seen many of the democratic Members
of the Congress since the communication, and the
.honpurable and patriotic hesitate not to say, that
the disgrace of the,Cabinet is insufru.able.

Brussels Papers to the 16th notice, that the
in-
tercourse. between the Corumissioners at Ghent
is mostactively carried oU,at this date, and thence
gä into spxulations. 'upon the Negociations, &c.
Which Are; of Cowse, unworthy of insertion, since
we. are now informed of their actual state
.by the
scandalous' 'publication of, Mr. ArADISON. If
our Mittisters adt • rightly upon this occasion,
they will instantly break off a Treaty which is
thus- made.., subservient to the party purposes_ of
the Enemy's Government, and in which neither
good7faith nor decency are observed.

The followin; is rather important, from the

same source :

j 1
VIENNA, Nov. 7.—The French Minister, M. de Noati.LEs,
it is said, presented a Note, in very strong terms; re-
specting a certain country. Important conferences are held
daily. It is supped that the German Committee will tura
its attention to the concerns of the Church in the Catholic
part of Germany, which have fallen into such confusion in
these latter times.

Among the varioas objects relative te- a future German
Constitution, and concerning which some gential principles
at last will be fixed, none is score weighty than the renewed
sanction, in conformity to the circitia,stiances of the present
tiine, of an unliMited religious liherty, and the, perfect
equallity of both religions in all States and Countries ofGer,.
uval.—(llantb. Correspond. Nov. 15.)
We cannot find room for the remaining ex-
tracts, which are, however, -unimpor-

tan t.

. On the French Papers received thisjuorning,
we have only time to call the public attention to
the extraordinary insertion in the Muniteur of an
,
article front a Ghent Paper. •

We intended to have continued our Extracts
from the American Official Papers to-day, but the
occupation of our limits with important matter
prevents us.

'Parliament is expected to adjourn next week
till the sth of February.

It is said, in consequence of the Revenue Offi-
cers being unable to 'receive the Duty due, and
the Notices to Export required liy-thelqinutes of
the Lords of the Treasury within the time there-
by limited, particularl§ at the Out-ports, their
Lordships have extended- that time until the Ist
of December next, to the great accommbdation
of all Concerned.

BREAD.—At a Court of Aldermen Ibis day, it
was .ordered- that Bread should renfain without
alteration in' price.

. , .
. Mr, CANNING and family remained wind-bound,
on Saturday, in Plymouth Sound.
WINDOB, Nov. 21.-Last evening her MA-
JESTY had -a select party to a Concert -of Antient
Music in Elie Castle. This morning her MAJESTY,
attended bra Lady Waiting, went in a coach,
and ionr, to the Princess 'ELIZABETH'S Cottage,
at Old Windsor, to spend the day with her. Royal
Highness. Princesses. AUGUSTA and SOPHIA rode
Out in the P,ark. . . •

It is said, that a Meeting lately took place at
Dover, forthe purpose of considering. what im-
provements might be made in that Port, as many
of the Harbour Leases have expired,' and others
will soon terminate. A Resolution passed, the
object Of which was, to raconunend letting a con-
siderable portion of ground in front of the Bay
upon building leases. It is proposed to erect a,
National Hotel, and a number of Lodging-houses
adjoining. IE this plan should receive the'sane-
don of •the Earl of LIVERPOOL, Lord Warden of
the Cinque Ports, with such improvements as his
Lordship might suggest, the Tokvn and Harbour
might derive great advantages, and the conve-
niences resulting, might be highly gratifying to
travellers who pass through the place.