The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-11 00:00:00

No account or ti)e Jamaica Fleet thi3 morning,
except that.one of them, the Preston, :thltEasoN.,
hound.to London, lost her main and inizen masts
Burin; the 'gale on the 9th ult.

Three sail from die Li!eward Islands, _bound to
Bristol, arrived fit'that port yesterday. The let-
ters do not mention 'when or where they sepa.
rated from the Fleet.

The Ear! of,COVENTRY has innited the PRINCE
REGENT, who is now at Itag!ey, to:pass a few days
at Combe.

The PRINCE REGP,DIT will arrive. at the Mar•
quis
.of IVINCIIESTEICS to-morrow ilr'ZVeth►estlay.

The Right Hon. 11; ADDINGTOW.arrived in
town this dity,. and -Came(' his....st-Azi,on at thi
Home Department.

The LegislatLire having abolished the Assize of
Bread, irr.order to..afford the adva wage, a coupe-
tion-in the-sale Of this prime necessary of life, it
is with aslonishment tre learn, that the IYardens of
the Baiters'•Company intend. to fix a weekly assize
themselves, and thits defeat the Act of Parliament

in the most shameful manner. This tve may warn
them will not be submitted to. "

We mentioned. otr Saturday that Lord CASTLE-
REAGH had met with an OCCi(ient, and we rejoice
to, learn, by oar Dovcr letter,. that according to
•the' latest accounts hisl.ortiship's recovery goes
on rapidly. The following are the particulars :—.
Abouit half past five o'clock, on the sth instant,'
as bird CasTLEaRaGn was walking in the Champs
Elys6es, a led horse passing .by launched out.
against him with both his legs, and struck his
I„ordship.on the two thighs, just above the knees.'
The contusion on one limp is considerable.
Ou Saturday morning, the Duke of MsoKLEN-
BERG, accompanied by Mr. WATS-ON, Major Po-
TEN, and Baron SCII MAPLENS lEt went and viewed.
St. Paul's Cathedral, and from thence proceeded
by water. to Greenwich, to see the Hospital,
Docks, &c.
. Yesterday morning the Duke of ATECKLEN-.
BERG took an airing in the Regent's Park, and in
the evening returned to hew to dinner.
About four o'clock on Saturday afternoon, Go-
vernment gave titmice in the city, of their inten-
tion to pay otf immediately the Exchequer Bills,
dated Apgnst and September„ last year.
Louis XVIII. impressed with a sense of the
,benefits which Frauee must derive from an uni-
versal education,, has confirmed to Mt. MARTIN a
bui,lding at Paris,, to be appropriated as a model
at :M I for 400 boys; and at Bourdeaux they only
Wait the retail; of tranquillity to establikli a model
school, from which masters may be supplied to
other•towns in the South of France.
Great uneasiness and some irritation have been
excited at Bayonne, by the advance of the Spanish
at my, tinder the Count of BISBAL. The: Mayor ,
announces that he is authorised to repel forte by
force... It is not itriprobable that the insurt ection-
:try movements of the reloels under- GILLY and
TESTS were what determined the King of SPAIN •
to send ibis armies across the frontier..

•-A circurnstanee'vehich does not very well coin-
cide with the expected departure of the Russians
from France, is, that a considerable nut»ber of
troops of that nation have lately- entered France
Oa their Way to be reviewed in the phsins of Vet--
tus. They bring with them, it iN said, large flocks
of sheep, companions _that they have probably
picked up by. the way.
Lord MELVICLE visited Huslar on Saturday
moroitig, for the purpose of allotiittga spot. upon
which it is intended to erect a building for the re
ception of 100 Lunatics. His-Lordship, however,
it •is understood, did not finally determine upon
the situation.
The Editor of The Aaigtf(lican says, " We
would beg of any of the friends of Louts XVIII.
to explain what appears a strange inconsistency
of conduct.. MoNcEy was a short,time time back
erased frorn'tbe list of Peers by the King, betanse.
he had taken his seat among the Peers of BuoNa-
PARTE ; and yet this very man, thus stigmatised,
is appointed to preside at the trial It a man whose.
grsilt was of the same nature, and but a shade
derper than his own.

Last night Air. Ptmc,
.Sir CUARLES SAXTON,
Biwn,sr, and Mr. DICKENsoIc, sailrtl !'or
Holyhe:nd. This . morning Air. O'CoNriE.Lt. left
tow-1 i i the stage coach !or Cashel, on It-is wtty,.
as we understand,- to the county o Kerry. Mr.
LtowlLi., we believe, remains yet in town.--=
(Dublite Curesneindent. Son/. 1.1

English, wlio for %rant of dent and rOt: these fire or
six years have remained nine!) beillieul in the pre-,.
Patation azd in the patterns. In this -respect
I'rnssia has made an inv;dnalile ac pi in our
provinces. The • great evil is th.e, frontiers.,
which were fixed in Vienna vt:ithout propei.
attention, and nre not yet settled. • This is
•piirtiettlarly the case oti. th:e. ~s1(16 .of Belgium
and On- the Side:" of Bk:l:siitn the

most unpleasant • collisions ariseAvom c;t--

conistaose •that the: opposite—teri•itories run four
. .
or 6ve times into each other., Besides,this, the
Prussians often have the manufactories, the Bel-.
giums: the materials, arid the contrary, which
causes much embarrassment. It is. to be wished
that in the negociations at °Parrs these .defects
may he corrected."

Private letters from Parjs, received this day,
state, that the Inhabitants of that Capital are in
high spirits, under the idea that a part of the
Allied Troops are about to withdraw; but it is
difficult to conjecture upon what grounds they
have formed such an expectation.,