The Sun.
London, England, 1815-01-27 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF TIIE'SUI).

SIR,-4 do not recollect to have read any case
more interesting to the feelings of humanity than
that of Mr. BiGo,and his. distressed-. family, who
saffeted by the late dreadftil fire in St. Paul's
Church-yard, not only as it regards the loss of all
thch: property and two-of their children, but as it
relates to the affectionate and heroic conduct of
Mrs. Bt9o, who,,afthe.imininent risk id her own
life, .succeeded in rescuing two of the -other chil-
dren from inevitable destruction. The prompti-,
tulle with which some of the neighbouring Gen-
tlemen have 'stepped forward to their relief is
highly praise,-worthy, and I trust that their exer-
tions will ite seconded by a benevolent Public.
Your, &c.
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THE SUN .

SULEM QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1815.

There was a report this morning that a Mes-.
senger had arrived from Vienna with dispatches
for Government ; but on enquiry we found that
Lieutenant-Colonel CARMICHAEL SMITH had-ar—
rived from Brussels at Lord BATHURST'S Office,
but we do not hear that he brought any thing
interesting.

The Duke of WELLINGTON had an audience of
the King of-FRANCE on Monday, and took leave of
his Majesty preparatory to setting out for Vienna.
His Grace's functions are to be discharged, during
his temporary absence, by Lord FiTzuoY SOMER.-
SE'*, who was, we believe, Secretary of Legation.

The following Extracts from a Morning Paper;
relative to the American Squadron, are posted at.
LLOYD'S, and under it is a Notice from the Admi-
ralty, stating that " their Lordship's know no-
" thing of any such Squadron, and that they only
know of the 'Comtitution and .Congress American •
frigates being at sea" :—,
" We have already stated, that an American stria-,
drop of three frigates was at sea, and that an ade-
qUate, force, under that gallant and enterprising
Officer, Sir GEORGE COLLIER, wasin search of the
enemy. The Admiralty, wishing to avail them"
selves of the only opportunity which probably re-.
mains, to strike an important blow against the
American flag, have ordered the Chatham, of 74
guns from Portsmouth, and the Bombay, of 74,
from the Downs, to proceed immediately in search,
of the American squadron. Another squadron'
consisting of the Liverpool, of 40 guns, &c. is or'
tiered from Plymouth on the same errand.

" The American frigates known to be at sea arc
destined, as there is strong reason for believing, t°
the English Channel. Tlicy sailed from differoc
ports in America,' with instructions to meet iD
certain latitude, and prosecute together their ul"
terior destination. It is supposed that theyreck"
oned on doing much mischief to British commerce,
before any adequate force could be got ready Io
meet them."

The East India Company's ships, Lowther Cas'
tie, Bridgewater, General Harris, anti Atlas, Of
Madras, Prince of Wales's Island, and China; tlO
the General Kyd and Herefordshire, for St. fled
lena, Prince of Wales's Island and China, it is e%'

pected will receive their final dispatches about
end of next week. Letters will be in time fot
the India Ilonse (after being stamped at the Past
Office) till to-morrow evening.

French Papers to the 25th arrrivetl this morn'
ing, and contain the following inte:ligence, being
of one day's later date from Vienna than we 101
before received. Weknow not what dependance ig
to be placed on the new plan said to be agreed to
respecting Poland. Should the French authorit/
be correct, it will be seen, that the Kingdom re'
erected under the influence of Russia would lie 017
tailed' (probably in favour of Prussia) towards tl'
north and north-west. We must wait, ho wag('
for better information :

" JAN. 23.—The Duke of Wellingt°11/
the English Ambassador, took leave' of the hta
to-clay in a private audience, which continued
long time. The Duke of Wellington is going 4.1
the Congress, and -Lord Fitzroy Somerset is (0i;
supply his place in his abscnce, in the' character°
Miniiter Plenipotentiary.—Moniteur.)
".WARAII7, JAN. ,I.—The third-column 9- tl
CossackS of the Den, composed of fifteen reP
merits, was received with great pothp in their -
pita! of Novi-Tcherkasky. ,
tot
" VIENNA, JAN. 12.—Saxony and Pohtrol
form the principal object of the negociationsio
The fate of Poland which caused so many di,
culties is, thanks to the efforts of the Conittlit_t eej
nearly decided. Russia, which seemed '&l3°s
f
to extend her power to Perlin and hVie"„o
has consented to reduce her, limits to 147°1.5.3'.,
• • 51`'
Poland is toform, under,theprotection of Ws j,
a state of the middle size, which will compl'ellve n e
on the Bast, the two Banks of the Vistula t°
Bug and the Niemen, and on the West the
tj
of Cracow. Rdssia has already -cons° JO