The Sun.
London, England, 1812-01-07 00:00:00

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE,

January a, tStz.
\VHEREAS HENRY;GAWLER, late a Clerk
in the Navy-OtEce, and,lesident in Ossulston-streets
Somers Town, stands charged with Forgery, and is stated to
have absconded on the Evenjng of the tat instant, a Re-
ward of Fl FTY POUNDS is hereby offered by the Lords
Commissioners of the Admiralty, to any Perscn who Elul'
apprehend the said Lawler; of whom a Description is sub-
joined.

kii.CROKER.

Height about Five Feet Five Inches ; Age about Thirty-
five; Light Fyes, Fair Complexion, Red or Sandy Hair;
his Neck Is short, and he is rather Stqut made.

MAILS.
ATTILIV ID 1 Cadiz, t Guernsey, T jersey, t Waterford,
Dublin. Dos— i Malta, 1 13razils.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS nAY ♦r TWaLVIS O'CLOCK.
Cons. for Opening 62 4 I Red. Ann. - 641

THE SUN.

gotEM QUIS DlEtite FALSUM AUDEAT?

L O N D O N,

TURIDA.Y, JANUARY 7, 1812.

This morning we received Cadiz Papers : we
have extracted their most interesting contents. The
French, it appears, have made another great effort
to destroy the army of the gallant BALLEsTZROS, and
they have again failed ; and we are not without
hopes that their failure will be attemled with as dis-
astrous consequences as the former one. The accounts
from Valencia came down to the tOth ult. ; at that
time the French had not made any serious impres-
sion upon the place. There are reports that Sucit ET
has abandoned the siege, but they do not rest upon
any au►hority.

The first objea that must naturally engage the
attention of Parlia►nent, which will meet this day,
will be the arrangements respecting the Regency.
The Aa which passed Last year, investing.his Royal
Highness the PRINCE of WALES with the office of
Regent, wa; neces'arily of a teinvorary nature. At
the time it was passed, the Physicians in attendance

upon his MAJESTY were una►simcus in the opinion
that his MAJESTY'S recovery was highly probible.
The result unfortunately has not justified that opi-
nion, and the period is rapi&y approaching, when,
by the expiration of the Restrictions imposed in
the Regency Act, the attention of Parliament
will be again called to this important subjeet.--.
The necessiry arrangements fur the establish-
ment of a peimaneut and unrestritied Regency
will, therefore, be immediately brought forward,
and at the same time 2 suitable provision made
for the preservation of the KING'S dignity and
comfor►, and fur the easy resumption of his Royal
Authority, if His MAJESTY should fortunately re•
cover hom his lamented illness.

It is stated, that, after the Physicians who attend
his MAJESTY, Ird given their answers to the six
questions wh.ch had been proposed to them, accord-
ing to the account which we yesterday presented
to cur Readers, Dr. JOHN WILLIS, when the Arch-
bishop of CANTERBURY had withdrawn, and con-
sequently the Council had broken up, expressed to
Lord ELLnNsottouGH his anxiety to correct an error
in one 01 his answers, declaring that " he could not
state that he actually despaired of the KiNG's re-
covety." In consequence of this declaration, it was
deemed necessary to summon the Council the fol-
lowing morning at Lord ELLENEOROUGIT'S, in St.
3ames's-square, when Dr. JOHN WILLIS gave his
evidence again upon oath, concurring with the other
Physician; in declining that lie did not totally despair
of the Kiwo's recovers%.

• Yrsterd 4y the PRINCE IiEGEbIT held a Court at
Carl*on House. Soon after two o'clock, his Royal
Flig'sPess etrered the State Room, attended by
Cot. M.MAtioN, Generals TURNER and KEITELL,
and gave and'tnnes to Earl CAMDEN and Mr. RYDER.
The PRINCE lIPGENT then held a Privy Council,
• w:ls attended by
His Royal Highness the Duke of York, the Archbishop
of Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor, the lord President of
tr.? Conned, the lord Privy Seal, the President of the
Board of Tr ide, the First Lord of the Treasury and Chan-
cel,,r of the F schecrer, the First Lord. of the Admiralty,
the Master General of the t Irdnance, the three Secretaries of
State, the President of the Board of Coutroul, Earl liar-
row by, Lord Chief justice of the Court of King's Bench,
the Puke of Nlontrose, Earls ‘Vinchelsea nod iolesfurd.—
Air. Puller attended as Clerk of the council.
Among- the business submitted to the Council
was the speech of his Royal Highness, to be de-
livered ruts day at the opening of the Session of
Parliament.
Alter the Council, the Marquis WELLESLEY in-
troduced to the Prince, the TUUKISH AmaAssAnoa,
ard Mr. VAuGHAN, on his return from Cadiz. The
Yeciuis WELLESLEY, Lord MULGRAVE, Mr. PEE-
CEY ‘L, and Lord ELLECNIZOROUQ.H., had also audi-
ences of his Royal Highness.
The Council broke up about half-past four o'clock.

The QUEEN 2nd PRINCLSsEs are eapeeted in town

this eay.
The PRINCE REGENT will give a grand dinner
to-d y, it being tier Highness the Princess
CHARLOTTE Of WALES'S birth day, when she will
enter in.o'tite 16th yeAr of hr.?. age.
On Sunday Earl MOIRA and Countess LounoN
gave a grand dinner to a seled party, among wtorn
we'e Lady CHARLOTTE RAwDON, Lady AmELIA
BROWN, the Dukes of NOEFoLx. and DEVONSHIRE,
EMI Of SUFFOLK, Lord CASTLEMEATH, L,
I:V/c.INE, Sir C. HASTINGS, Mr. SnititinANT, Ge-