The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-24 00:00:00

iiiitteri6s near hreSt, which opposed tlicir Cap:.
taring some vessels in a small harbour that had
ttic tri.'-colourcd flag flying: The batteries u`cre
attacked by the boats of the above squadron, and;
after mach resistance, the ione that protected the
French shippiniivas Carried, and our gallant Tars
brought off a sloop Of ..war, a cutter;

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schooners, and three ch.asse-marees. We are
stated to hays; had several men killed and wound-

ed in this

in our last page we.have :commenced the trans.;
lation of the Nets of the 'emigress of Vienna,
which we shall continue, and if possible conclude
to-morrow, to jut the public in possession of a

di)curnent which. may..be considered tio the. grand
()Aline of the final Settlement of Europe.

At a late hoar• last night. German Papers to the
18th came to hand, front which WC make the f'ol
lowing extracts . .

" VIENNA, JULY 7.—Our course of ExChange, which, on
the cdth June, was 370, has been improved.. The Arch;.
duchess Maria Louisa appears uncommonly cheerful ; it is,
however, certain, that she, under any pretext whatever, will
not retorts to France, htai•ing given his Majesty the Emperor,
before he went to join the army, a solemn promise to this ef..
feet. It is, however, natural that she, as a Mother, and for-
me•rly Regent of Frau., should wish to see her Soli on the
Throne of that Kingdom. On Signing the Act of the Ger-
man Constitution, the Hanoverian i,'inhassy gave. in a De-
claration, stating, in signing an act which by no means
fulfilled the wishes of the Prince Regent, it was judged
proper to •declare that this imperfect was signed because

it was thought at any rate letter than node., and because
there was left an opening for- future improvement, and de-
claring his Ilighoesc's intention, at a future period; to pro-
pose in the Diet at Frani:Gift such improvements as may con-
duce to bring- the Constitution nearer his HighneSs's Wishes
and the iilerest of Germany."

The Swinger, .Captain BRANCH, arrived on Sa-;
itirday at Portsmouth, with dispatches from Ge-
neral Sir J.
,Lr./TII and Rear-Admiral Sir P. Dca-
HAM, announcing the occupation of rite Island of
Martinique by the forces under their cominand_
The. Hun. Mr. BAGOT, AipbaSSadOr to
United States of Ame'rica, proceed: to New YOtoi
in the Lacedemonian, Captain J.lcti.sori, which es
fitting up for his conveyance.

Yesterday his loyal Highness the PniNcE RE-
GENT. heft town for Windsor, and returned to
Carlton House in the evening.-
The Duke of let town on Slturd Ay morn-
ing for Windsor, and returned again in the even-
ing to (limier with the Duchess.

Yesterday the LORD CHANcELLott 'had a long
audience of the. PRINCE REGENT.

Yesterday the Duchess of Yong. attended Di-,
vine. Service at /Whitetrall Chapel.

The Cabinet Alinidters returned to town.from
Sheerness yesterday.

Her Royal Highncss 'the Princess CHARLOTTE
have town of Wednesday instead of Monday
morning for 'Wtltno.uth. She will proceed to
Windsor Castle, where she will spend a short
time With the ChjEEN tindPkUNCESSES. rllOEn Wind-
sor the PaiNcEss will proceed to Salisbury, where
she will sleep on ‘Veditesday night, at the Bishop's
Palace leave Salisbury on ThUrSday morning.,
and arrive at Weymouth on the evening -of that
day.
It is stated, on authority vf letters from Brits,
sels, that the King of the NE•hicat.Arrns has
created the Duke of• WELLiNGToN, Prince of
Waterloo, and conferred on hint the estate ef La
Belle Alliance.
Nearly the whole of the Commissariat Staff, re-
cently returned front Canada, is ordered to Bt!tt-
gium, whence a great portion of them will pro-
ceed to Paris, to act kv t h the troops immediately
under the Duke of IYELLINGToI.v.

Yesterday morning the corp's of the City Light
Horse volunteers was relieved from the duty of
the King's Guard .at the Horse Guards, by a party
of the 14th Light. Dragoons,
EitzA FcNsaNG.—The following'. notice has
been left at our Office, and we insert it, because,
as. far as it was possible to ascertain from the re-
port of the trial, there seemed to be no motive
which.could have tempted this wittched creature
to cc-411'111k the horrible eritnp of which she has
been convictod ; at the same time, we have a per-
fect reliance on the justice of those who found
the verdict-, and on the most humane considera.

Lion of fte case by those whose painful duty it is
to act upon it :
" In newgate Sell, here I lay, accused of a
" crime I hive dot dOne-1 will declare My In-
" nocence, 'But the Lords -will be done=Pray
," donot deny to Publish this, her death is near
" at hand. Signed E "

A MAN KILLED BY A DoG.—On Saturday an
inquest was held at, the White Raven, in White-
chapd, on view of the body.of Thomas Spencer.
A few days back the deceased was crossing Mile-
end-road, and a' baker's, boy was Wheeling his
truck of bread along the road, assisted by a large'
bull-dpg, which was drawing it. The unfortu-
nate man no sooner came near the truck, than
the dog seized him by the coat, nulled him down,
tore and lacerated his body instantly in a most
dreadful manner, and would have killed him on
spot, but for the assistance of several persons who
ran towards him on hearing his screams, and
who rescued him from his perilous situation, but
so much injured that he only survived two days-
aftFr. The Jury. reprobated the conduct of the
owner of the dog in the severest terms, for hiS
neglecting either to destroy him or, secure him
with a muzile, as it was well known that he was
a most ferocious animal, •aud had' bitten several
persons before.—Verdict, Accidental Death and
a deOdand of fire pounds oil the truck.
One ot the lads. of the whip, on the Dover rpad,
has obtained 'a Sixteenth Of the TWenty Thousand
Prize, shared bV
RICHARDSON and Co. This wig
enable hipl to mmtnt the box of comfort, and handle
the rihbands with spirit : he says, fortune has been
hanging ttt the breeching for some time.; but, by a
little coaxing, he has induced her to touch collar,
*foci Asht the go by to those who
have been vieering his team, and giving hint their
dust.