The Sun.
London, England, 1812-11-10 00:00:00

THE
SUN.

3q.)LE44 QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT ?

.LONDO,N,
TUESDAY, NOVE2qBER 10, 181`).

Last night we received Paris. Papers to the 70
inst. which contain, besides,' the-, Bulletin;
great mass of other intelligence. The Bulletin, we
are happy to say; -is quite as nnitnportant ‘at
the. one. that preceded it. BooNAFART.E has
not one single military achievement to boast,
of.: This Bulletin is dated at MbscoW, the
14th ult. It States that the weather was fine, but
that the snow had fallen on the preceding day
and it adds, that it will be , necessary that, in °O
,
days, the
.army 'should.go into winter quarters..
Where those winter quarters are we are not told,
nor is BUONAPARTE quite sure that -the Russians ,
will let him terminate the campaign when
:chooses,. He his already erred very-InuCh in hi 4
calculations Upon that subject, fOr the 10th of
October was the .period heat first fixed, svlCeli he
afterwards found it.necessary to.extend to ill
3d of Noveufber. The co.ifligration in AI(
cow is represented in this Bulletin us .1)!
ing ' destroyed nine.4entlis of the city, .vv..he:.

the former accounts stated _that out-third, c:

had been saved.

These Papers contain some details of the p
ceedings,against General LAIIORIE, and the otil

concerned with him in the , lateinsurreetion

Paris. The greater part of those who were a

Bused .wereloTand guilty, and shot almost inn t
diately after sentence was pronounced upon thew.
The iikpliteur mentions the raising of the siege
of Burgos, of .course, with great exultation, for
it is very. long since that paper has had any thing
to boast of from that quarter,

The Earl of Mont& had an audience yesterdai
of the PRINCE ItEoEbit, at Carlton House. Tlic
Seahorse frigate, or 38 guns, which has lately Inv
dergone a thorough repair at Woolwich, was yes'
terday ordered to be fitted uut to take his Lord'
ship to India. , r
The following circular letter has been sent hi
Mr. CANNING to his friend's at Liverpool :-
- . TO MR..

tbanit yOu for the support YOU hare done me tho
honour to give to me : I am conscious that on the. pre4ent oc"
cssion, I can tll., have been recompmendettto.your choice
the agreement of our public principles, and by the good office
of those gentlemen, at whose invitation I am conic to Liverpool;
Timse-titles to your liindne is I hope never to forget ; but moi•
happy, shall I be, if, in addition to them, I may be allowed tiP
hatter Myself, that, on any future occasion, I ,ball also hal/
the benefit of your personal good opitinin in MN f tvtitir.
I ani, Sir, your obliged and faithful servant, I
October 27, 1812, GEORGE CI&NINtI

LORD. MAYOR'S DAY.--Yesterday being Lnil
Mayor's Day, the usual. festivities were observed'
The ceremony of, swearing' the new Chief Magi'
state into office at the Exchequer having bed
performed, the procession returned to Blactfriats
Bridge between three and four o'clock.
The arrangenients. in the interior of Guildhall
were judiciously adapted to thee splendour of tl
occasion, and. the accommodation' of the compani
In the centre, immediately over the State Omit,
was placed-the bust of the Marquis of WELLING"
TON, crowned with laurel, and relieved by stand'
Ards, flags, and colours-; and surmounted by 04
word " Salamanca," in letters two feet in length)
brilliantly illuminated, knd extending the entire
breadth of the hustings. The. knights in armour
occnpied elevated situations in the centre, and 01
each side of the State chair. On the Sheriii
hustings, the "British Navi-," in letters of the
same magnitude as those of ...alamanta, produce",
an admirable effect ; and the barons of beef,
each end-of the Hall, duly administered by skiff'
fat carvers, gave perfect satisfaction to civic cpi*

Among the visitors were the Earl of Livrr
POOL, Lord CASTLEREAGH, Lord PALmEnsToS,
Lord G. BERESFORD, the Russian, Spanish, SWC'
dish and Turkish Ambassadors, Baron NOLLE X E Ss'
Admiral LINZEE, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHr
QUER, Commodore BROUGHTON, Sir J.
the MASTER of the ROLLS, 'Sir WM. SCOTT, S'r
H. WILSON, &C. &C. The Judges and Alderino?
were numerous ; and the latter were headed 1))
Sir Wm. CURTIS and Alderman COMBE.

Notwithstanding the care and precaution takers
by the Committee, it was remarked with regret,
that nearly one linndred of the visitors could 1-10 t
be accommodated with seats. •

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