The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-13 00:00:00

HAMBUItGII MAIL.

EXTRACT OF. A LETTZR VRO'n rAnis, /sup. 27

The consultations among the Ambassadors' of
the four Allied Powers have not yet led to any
decisiVe result. On the part of Prussia a memo-
rial was lately presentld,. in which it is stated
that the
present
,frontiers of France arc too olen-
sive, and that to secure the futare peace of Eu-
rope, thesefroikiers mast be made merely de-
lensiee.
COPRNHAGENT, At.15.29.—Mr. Von Bielke, who
is arrived front England, has brought. as we hOr
to his Maje•ty, a friendly letter from his et;)usi-n
the Prince Regent, in which his Royal Iliglme,3
expresses in the mos! flattering talttS his satisfac-
tion at the receipt of the Order of the Elephant
presented him by .Nlr. Bourke. Royal frigh-
neSs-aegnaints his Majesty at the same time, that
he has allowed ..ritdd-M.irstial the Duke ctf VVel-
lington to wear this Order, with which the King,.
has been. pleased to honour this accomplished
comfit:lacier, adding how
,agreeable it was to his
Royal Highness to convey. to him this fresh ac 7,
knowledgment ftf his distinguished services: Both
.this ti.eneral and Prince Witcher (WI whom as
well as to the Field iNlarshal his Majesty has be-
stowed this Order.as a testimony-of his estimation
of h's merits) hAve-w,ritten letters,in which these
gr.?at men express their gratitude to his Majesty
in the most expressive manner.%
WARSAW', AUG. 24.,--The Russian Imperial
Guard,-Which had arrived in Lithuania, hat; re-
ceived orders to 11:11L—The ceremony of talcing
the oath of allegiance in the departments, di,-
tricts, and to‘tns of Poland, is now over.
.•,Con-
Ahmed rains have done much damage to the
harvest.
ST. PETERF,BURGH, AUG. 16.—An Order of his
Majesty the, Emperor of Russia; dated Saarbruck.
the 20th i of July, orders a general-enumeration-of
the popnlationsot the. whole Empire, which mast
be finished by the Ist of January, 181 d. The
method of proceeding, and the form of the regi-
sters, arc detailed in the Decree.
STOCKHOLM, AUG'. 25.—0 n the . 2.lst died .his
Excellency Count ClearlesJohn Adlerertutz,Coun-
senor of State, &c. and Enight of all-the Swedish
and many furr,ign Orders, 'in the s;itli year of his
age.—Pnthe 15th died, Berm, Erie Johanson Bay,
Marshal of-the Houseltuldraed General Adjutant,
at the age of 52 Sears:--His Royal Iliginwss the
Crown Prinr.e has presented Gt300.1i,-..1 dollars banco
to the Bible Society formingto Norway.

APPRF.CIATION OF
.Tllll FRENCII A.CTER.—
„ . A
gentleman said to his m ,enu Supposing
yotu‘vere not an Englishman, of what other na-
tion Should you like to he%' Why;' replied the
other,* if I could not he an Englishm,..n; twotiltd
be a German—if I could not he that, 1 would be
a Russian—if I could not be a Russian, I would
be an Italian or a Spaniard—but if 1 could not
be any of thc3c, I might perhaps be a Turk—if,
however, none of these nations woul.l admit me,
and if J. could be neither an Indian Saysagel a
Negro, a Calinne Tartar, nor a Hottentot, I sup-,
pose 1 must submit to be a Fcenchman
In the neghbourhood of .Blackheath a noted.
walker, of the name of NVltsos, has undertaken,
for a bet of a thwisand guineas, to walk one thou-.
sand miles, at the rate of 50'iniles..per 'day for '2O
successive days. WILsoN began on Monday, and.
pertortnen -the 5.0 toles by night o'clock in the
evening, w.t.lout, appearing .the' least fatigued.
By five o'clock yeseerday evening' lie had walked
35 wilesAaving then 15 tO go o%er. Ht: seente,l
rather fatigued, but continued his progress. _Bets
run very •high, many sporting men are interested,
and the heath is completely a tair. The pedes-
trian is a man -of middle stature, and 52 years of

age. . • .
On Saturday last a, Gentleman; holding a very
respectable rank in Sockty, was committed to
ork Castle, to take,his trial at the ensuing As-
sizes. on a Charge of, Oreatening LAJ sh*O9E a
Y
bunker at HuddersLitid. •

FROM -nut LO DON GAZETTE,Sui,T.I2,IBI

[This Gazette contains a notification that his Royal High-
re'ss!the Prince-Regent has been pleased to ordain that some
additional armorial distinctions may be placed on any monu-
ment to be erected to the memory of the late Major-General
Rocs, of the 20th Regiment of Foot, in considetatiOn of the
loyalty, ability, and valour of, that highly distinguished
°dicer.] ,

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BANRCPTCY ENLARGED.
Samuel Turner, Fronk-street, High Holborn, grocer, from
September 16 to September 26.
James Fitzgerald and Thomas Fitzgerald,
well, provision-merchants, Septeinber .16 to November 4.
Anthony Fox the yunnger, Plymouth, ship-owner, from Sep-

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tember 9"10 October 7.
James Reed and Abraham Howard; St. Swithin's-lane, mer-
chants, limn September I 6 to October 7.