The Sun.
London, England, 1815-10-24 00:00:00

JOSEPH BUONAPARTE.

Nr.V7 YQRK, SEPT.• 9.-1 t will be recollected
that the brig COMnierce, Captain Misservy, bound
to Charleston; arrived here on the .29th ult. front
Botirdeaux, and landed five passengvrs, and that
it was reported the celebrated Carrot was one of
them. -.,lVe have made souse inquiry, from which
we are inclined to believe it was not Carrot,, but
Joseph Bubnaparte (the Ex-King of Spain), his
secretary, and servants, who were lauded .here.
—After receiving those five persons on board the
Commerce, Captain Misservy got under weigh
immediately, and beat out to sea with the timid
ad-hend.

NEW YORK, SEPT. 12.—The Ex-Icing of Spain,
who arrived in this city about a fortnight since
from France, has reported himself to our Mayor
as Joseph Buonaporte, and claimed the protection
of the- Constituted Authorities. King Joseph left
this- city, for .Philadelphia ou Sunday last,. in a pri-
vate carriage.
PiIiLADEnPIIIi, SEPT. 9.—Extract of a' letter,
dated New. York, Sept. 7
‘‘"Joseph Buonaparte, the Ex-King of Spain,
arrived some days since in this City, and is at
present at Perth Ambuy."—(Philadelphia Demo=
erotic Press.)
- The following is extracted from the Phila-
delphia6azate of the 13th of September :

'' Monsieur Joseph Buonaparte, an adventurer
from Corsica, who would
_fain have been a King,
if Lord Wellington and the Spanish Nation could
have been prevailed upon to giVe' their assent : he
left the Washington Hall Hotel in this city, yes 7
terday moroing for the South%vard. We are sorry
to bear that an Officer in the American Navy %vas
dangling in the train of this unsuccessful ad►en-
tttrer.,.

A dreadful gale took place at Boston on the
23d which did immense damage both by
sea and land. About
.fifty vessels received much
inittry. Several lives were lost.—Severe gales
have also taken lilac., on the whole coast and ports
of America. ; sevet al vessels have been totally lost,
others driven on shore, and fallen in with at sea
abandoned by . the crews ;'.indeed, not a single
vessel has of late en tem! into the ports of America
without receiving material damage.

General RomAsto, the second in efurtmand under
General Pont...tea, in the late insurrection in
Spain, together with his Aid-de-Camp, arrived at
-Bri'stol on Wednesday last. They have each day
made their appearance in the-COmmercial Room,
and have, of course, attracted much of the atten-
tion of the subscribers.. The former is advanced
in life, with very strongly marked leatnres, and
in his profile not unlike the bast of the immortal
WELLIttpToN, Which adorns the room. The latter
is a very interesting young inan, of polished man,
ners, and good address. Their escape from con,
'finement was effected by the influence which a sister
of the General possessed over a Priest.—(Farley's
Bristol Journal.)
Several companieS of the,34l royal veteran hot-.
talion, at present in Edinburgh Castle, are under
orders for Orkney, Fort George,- &c.
DARING ROBBERY.-011 the morning of-Thurs-
day last, between three and four o'clock, as a f-01)-
monger was going with his cart to market, ac-
companied by a friend, they were stopped between
the' second and third mile-stone on the Hammer-
smith road, by tour fellows dressed in sailors'
jackets, and all armed with bludgeons. These
rnffians immediately attacked them in the most
brutal manner, tearing oil their coats and taking
all their money. Having stripped them, they
made'off, and have not since been traced. It is
not improbable that.. they are the same gang, or
part of it, that robbed Lord SIDMOUTH'S servant.
On Wednesday morning last, a person in the
employ of ARTHUR VANSITTART, Esq.. of Shot-
tesbrooke Park, Berks, discovered three men in
Bishom Wood, whom be conceived to be poach-
ing; he thereupon called a person to Iris assist-
ance,.in order to apprehend them ; a contest en-
suing, one of the men, supposed to be poaching,
was shot dead. An Inquest was hehl on the body.
on Thursday. Verdict —JuslOablc Homicide.
Last Saturday night; a watchman, in going his
rounds in Plymouth, was attacked by two daring
fellows dressed as sailors, and armed with knives,
who stabbed him in several places. Au alarm
being given, and assistance imthediately rendered,
the desperadoes were secured in the town-prison,
where they are to remain for commitment undev
Lord Ellenborough's Act, until the watchtmt.
may be sufficiently well to appear against them.
Last week, a most destructive fire broke out on
part of the premises at Howick farut, belonging
to Wsi. CURRE, Esq. of ltton, near Chepstow.—
About midnight one of the buildings, in which was
erected, at a great expense, a powerful thrashing
-machine, and the straw,house, adjoining thereto,
were discovered to he in flames; and a poor man
wino slept in the -latter building unhappily pc'
ris.bed.