The Sun.
London, England, 1815-10-04 00:00:00

FROM A ciurnEc PAPER, JUNE 20.

• During the last week the inhabitants of thii
city were amused with the extraordinary cirenth7
stance of flocks of Wild pigeons' flying long the
streets; and alighting on the houSes, trees, and
cvithin the town. They canie from tA.)e Point
Levi side, and Were all young ones, hardly able
to fly. . The Opportunity. was too inviting to the
City Spurtsmeit to be resisted, notwithStanding
the re Dilations of police, and, as was to be ex.,
pected from such
,marksmen, persons paSsing in
the streets and high Ways were hit tieady as fre-
quently as the.pigeoni. The constables nt length
intetfcred, .nnti the Chasseprs tlisappen.red ; but it
is. thought that the pigeons, which .did not seem
to mind the Clias.9eurs, have been terrified at the
sight of the constables ; fCr. they have 'ag6 diS-
apifeared,

WILSOI THE PEIiSTRIAY.--It ha's been stated
to us that the majority Of the Magistrates, Whose
names are' mentioned in thy, warrant for appre::
bending did nOt sign that document, but
decidedly declared their opinion • against the Inca-
sere ; and we arc further inforMed that a complete
iccoiint of the al :01- will be brought foiward as soott
esthese•Gentjetnen have,agreed uponthe most pro:-
per mode of vindiealipg thcft.character4, they-
conshler as deeply affected by a wart ant.made so
publie,• i;iid Containing; ins they, allege, such etc.
roneous statements.—it was determined yebter•
day, that the Ell her in reitigatitin of ,this busioqs
should take place to-morrow, at .tVre,lve o'clock,
the Mitre, Greenwich .—We are further inform-
ed, that, according to report; the Magistrates
whO declined signing the wai-rant tire not elpcctoi
to attend the meet log to-morrow, as it was rew
turnable only to
,the four who did.

iCOIIN-XCHANGE, Ocr. 4.—We had some ar—

rivals this morning from StithAk with Wheat-anal

Barley, AO a considerable quantity left over front
Atonday, in consequence of ‘vhiCli the Sales were
very heavy; and unless fine the prices of Alotiday
could scarcely he obtained ; Fine Oats fully sup-
port their price ; Pease and Beans are
other articles there is no P,lteration.

For many years M. DE VAutLANc's life ltr a 53
thily a series of pi•okriptions. Ile was. forced cb
hide. hiniseli f!(..xth the ih-arikters id—the 10th of

Aug. 1792. Fte was edndeninLal to death for talc-•
ing part with the section of Paris, on whom Buo-
NAPARTE fired on the 13th of Vendemiairel lie
tvas ordered to be sent to Cayenne on the 18th
of 14-1-utidor and we hai'e been informed, that,
in M'ar'di' last, he attempted, in concert with
the Duke of REGCto, to hold out Metz against
the lisurper;' failing in which project be %vent
into volUntary exile at Ghent. Thring the va-
richt§ disctissionS which were carried on at the
latter place foi' the formation of a Ministry, the
names of litthicLiiu, CLARKS, and VAUSLANC,,
were fdreMoit on Most of the lists ; and hence
they are considered not so Much the Ministers of
a party, as indiViduals pointed out for the office by
the general approbatiiin:
The Coltunon Council of this city. met yester-
day, and in compliance. with the ,tegnistion of
the Ccitirt of D'Oyeriliindred of the 15th lost:
was pleased to order that the Freedoin at large of
thii city be presented to Field Marshal Prince
Biuct-ma, for the 'eminent services rendered b;r
lri,m to this country at the battle of Waterloo.—
Our gallant townsman, 'lnds. ALEXAiqDUR, Esq.
Captain in-the Royal Navy, t. K. B. and his bro-
ther; N 16101.0 ALEXANDER, Esq.. Captain in the
Rnyal Navy, were also granted their. Freedom at
large of this city.H(COric,,Sept. 27.)
Nire understand that. the L,ay Deputation, ap-
pointed by the august Body, have declived going
to Rome. • TbiS is a great disappointment to the
Rev. Secretary, Who has, notwithstanding, set out
on his journey as., Ambassador Extraordinary from
the Friars of Cork to the Pores in matters con-
nected with their several Orders, Dr. MURPHY,
it seems, wanted the Friars to perform certain duties
which they have refused,. and have thussappealed
to the Pope. We say disappointment, as the'Sei
erctary expected, had the gentlemen Ambassadors
accompanied him, his fai'e to be like that of the
rich man in the Scriptures, whereas in his present
diplomacy it %till he more like Lazarus's. What
A pity !—butt this is nitt the first unlucky prank
Dame Fortune has played on. mortals. The in,
terview in Rothe between the Doctor and the Ant-
bassador,'rve think,, is not likely to he as cordial
as that of Paddies is in general.---7 Cork Advertiser,
Sept. '25.

ger, REINnor,D
The once celebiated bass sin
died •laSt Friday; in the 781 h oriOth year of his'
lige. He-Sung under the great HANDEL, of whose
works lie was an enthusiastic admirer. He was
one of the singers at Mary-le=bone Gardens. We
believe his ),ast public performance was at. the Co-
vent-Garden OraiOrios. While on the state of
Covent-Garden Theatre, be had Acis aiul Galatea
for his, Benefit, with the characters acted. He
did the monster Polypheme.
Monday evening hackney coachman, in a state
-of intoxication, tell from his. box Sou the pave-
ment, in Pall-mall, and was sir much injured, that
be-was carried in a senseless state to the hospital.
An immense shoal,ot young Wi,letiCS, supposed
to be-of the grampus species, passed up the rivet
at Alloa a few :lays ago towards Stirling, a con-
siderable number of which were killed by the
fishertuen and country people.

•
FROM Tiik LONDON GAZMTE, OcTA, 1815.

WAR DEPARTMENT.

Downing-streil, Cc!. 1815

A Dispatch, of wifidi the followin; is a copy, has been re-
' Cell-ell by nail addrescetl to 111;I.ord,liip by
Fiel Marrbal his Graett the
.Oulu of WELLINoiox,
K. G. K. G. C. B.

Paris, Sept .13, 1815,

lklv Lrttn,—l itai.e the hononr inclose a list
of Meer's., tip tin ‘7hont his:Alaicsty the King of
ilnvarin has ronterred decorations of different
classes' theOrdey of Maxintiliaii Joseph, in tes-
timony of his 'Majesty's approbation of their set--;
ciccs and.eonduet, pnrtictilarly in the late battles.
kOtight inthe Netherlands, which I beg your Lard-
to live before bis'lltt,il.lllultlless the Prince
Ec,lent, ;intl request his Royal fliginess's per-
mission to accept !he same.
I 11,0.. e the honour to be, &r.
To Earl iathurst, Bic. (ti,gne(l) WELLING ON.

Name of ,Oliicers upon whom the Kim: of I.laOria has con-
ftrred the Orders of Maximililit .Tokeph.
liceid-quarlers, Paris, Seitemixr 23, 1815.
C,SNI),TANI)vII3.
Nitior-6(11-tein1.Sir 1-I.:lket, K. C.ll
I1Ia;or-r.;.•11:r.,1 Sir .Tohn Lainhert,• K. C. B.
:Tames Lyon, K. C. B.
Major-41...0a! Sir Joitit Vaodelcur, K. C. Di

Colonel Sir ColidCampbell, K. C. B. -
Colonel F. r; HerreV. ,
Co14:n0'1061 -F •t 2 Somerset, K. C. It.
I.ienteonnt-Colonel Sir Noel Hill, K. C. B.
"Lieutenant-cnlonel Noreott.-
Lieuten:mt-Colon'el Fremantle..
licinourable G.- aw•l.on.

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Commission. in the Renfrew.:lli!itia, sizned.bythe Lord Lieu-
tenant of the ('minty of Renfrew.
tlainr Robert Swinton tikbe Liemenant-COlonel, rice 11PDow-
- all, deceased ; Captain James Washer to he Major.
Commissions.sigßed by the Lord Lieutenant of the East Rid-
inz of the CYounty of lwk ~Fiiitia.
Francis Edwlrd Taylor, Joh:i Terry, Wm. Shore. and Mar-
noidol,e Nelson, Esqrs. to he Captains ; John Richardson,
dohs Kidd. Charles Hart, Edward Coupland, and Thomas
Nowarrt, Gents. to he Ensigns. .
3d Batt. Local Miiitia.—John Willams, Gent.. to be Surgeon,
vice Rigby, resigned.

13ANIiI1UPTCIF,S ENLARGED. ,
George ”ill, Queer-street, Portsca, from September 30 to
October 7'.