The Sun.
London, England, 1812-11-19 00:00:00

. GE,NSTEIN.

It .s a most singular circumstance that neither
'the French Papers nor the Gottenburgh Mails, give
us any account about BLTONAPARTE. No human.
being seems to know. where he is, or wilat he is
abOut. Is there any foundation for the report spread
by the insurrectionary Generals in Paris of the
death of this pest of the human race Can the 25th
Bulletin have been written by BI.I6NAPARTE A
few days, however, must clear up this extraordi-

nary mystery. - •
• It is reported that the Bavarian division has
been completely defeated • by General WITTGE

STEIN.

We understand that TRAI'.IEZZANI, Madame Bt.-
A*CIII, and ANGIOLINI, who have lately been to
Brighton without the, Secretary of State's permis-
sion, . were sent to. the Alien Office a few- days
-since, and their licenses of residence withdrawn:
In consideration, however, of their general good'
conduct, prior to their breach of the Alien Regu-
lations, and the intercession of many respectable
e.araeters, they have been allowed to continue their
residence here. It is to be hoped, that the salu-
tary notice that has been taken bf their impropriety
of conduct, will operate as a warning to every
class of foreigners ,in this country, not to tamper
with the indulgent:consideration they have hither-
to enjoyed. The Alien Act subjects every Alien,
who violates the condition of his license, to irn-

prisonment for any -time not exceeding six
months, at the discretion of the Justice of
the Peace before whom he shill be convict-
ed ; and if this penalty were more rigidly in-
flicted, there would, in all probability', be
more attention paid to the wholesome regulations
established upder the Alien Act. It is not, surely,
too much to expect from foreigneis who resort to
this country for convenience or business, to com-
ply with our legal forms, which are so extremely
plain. Every one who neglects so to do, renders
himself fairly an object of mistrust arid punish -
in mt.

Yesterdav a Court of Directorl was held at the
East India -House, when the Earl of AlotßA was
appointed Governor-General of Bengal, and Com-
mander in Chief of the Company's Forces in the
East Indies.
The under-mentioned Commanders took their
final Leave of the Court previous to departing for
their respective destinations, viz. :--

o,ptain:H. Scott, of the Ceres, for St. Hetna, Bencoolen,
and (.'llitta; Captain J. Loch, of the Char!es Grant ; Capt. 'l'.
1;;..( of t 1 Perseverance; Captain C. V. Pa•scott,- of
the I;viieral Harm: ; Captain J. Dalrymple, of the Marquis of
; M. Isacke, of the Maequis, Camden; forßoni-
ha and China.

Detachments of the Ist and 2d beavyDravc'oons,
and tit and 2d Hussars, Ki9g's German Legion,
embarked on Tuesday and detachments of the
f;th, 11th, 12th, and 16th Light Dragoons, em-
barked yesterday for Portugal. Detachments of
the 13th and 14th Light:Dragoons are waiting at
Southampton to embark for the same destination,
the ships not being, ready for their reception.--
Lord WELLINGTON, it i'SC,..peCted, will be shortly
reinforced by 3500 Dragoons of the King's Ger-
man LCgion, who, it is expected, will be embark-
ed frdm Portsmouth.

Every man of taste must be gratified in find-
ing that Mr. SOANE'S beautiful new front. in Lin-
toin's.4un-ftelds, which was so unaccountably
presented as a nuisance, is, by the decision of the
c(itirt of Kin Bench, likely to remain without
umber moles. tation. indeed, should conceive,
that even the District Surveyor, wilt) by his pro-
fession Must; of course; be convinced ,of the ele-
gance of the structure, I:lost probably felt some
regret that'a sense ditty obliged him to urge
tny objection against what may really be consi-
oereil'as en ornament to the metropolis. ,

Certain extensive premiseS; situated in Park-
lane, Leeds, are at this time fitting lip as.harraeliS
for the reception of the mi:itary, and are calculat-
ed to aCcouituoaate 1400 infantry.