The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-01 00:00:00

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LORD CASTLEREAtiII.

Yesterday, at the early hour of 12 o'clock, a
Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office,
Which was attended all the Cabinet Ministers,
except the Loan CHANCELLOR, who was engaged
,Veith the PRINCE RE3ENT, and in consequence'
(lid not arrive 3t the Council till two o'clock,—
Tare Conncil broke up a little before three o'clock,
when Viscount CASTLEREAGH proceeded to Carr-
ton-house, to lay before the REGENT the result of
the deliberations of the Cabinet, and at the. same
time took leave of his Royal Highness previous to
'his leaving England. The Noble Secretary dined
at his hone in St. James's-square, and every thing
was ordered to be in readiness for his departure at
eight o'clock : his Lordship is accompanied by
Mr. MoiAtEtt, the brother to the Under Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs ; Mr. PLANTA, of the
same Office, as his Private Secretary, and Mr.
RtcHmoNo, the King's Messenger. His .Lord-
ship, it was understood, proceeds directly to
Brussels. Arthe breaking up Of the Cabinet, Mr.
KAY E, the King's Messenger, was ordered to hold
himself in readiness for a foreign journey, and.he
left town soon after, to precede Lord CASTLE-
R EAG H, to make arrangements and preparations
for him on the road.-

Lord CASTLEREAGH will' embark this morning
at Dover, in Admiral FoLEY's yacht, which has
been ordered to. be in teadhiess to receive hbn. A
ship' of war will accompany the yacht to Ostend.
It is supposed that Prince, METTERNICH and
Baron HARDENEERG will meet Lord CASTLEREAGH
at Bruss.,As;

Intelligence received from the most autbenTic
channels, confirm the statements of the atiocions
,cruelties exercised by the French
_upon their Prus-
sian prison& vs. 'rite Prussians are exasperated
against the French to the highest degree of im-
placable animosity, and it is conceived that no
authority, nor d.scipline, however severe, will
prevent tirctii from gratifying their strong feelings
of revenge On their anival in Paris. Butt :mitt
himself is apprehensive that it will not be in his
power to represS their violence.
An article in the Journal de Paris, of the 27th,
contains a panegyrical paragraph on NEY, intend-
ed perhaps as an anientle honorafile for tile sarcasm
of the preceding day. It stoics, that•in the battle
of the 16th, that Marshal commanded the left wing
of the army, find fought the English, from whom
he took a standard and three pieces of .cannon.—
That on the 18tit, he was all day in the, most dan-
. gerous part of tile act ion, had tour horses
killed amid three-wounded nude( him. 'Hint at the
close of the day he-led the battalions who made
the last charge, and did not yield to fortune till
all resistance was
111kVINDS0R, JUNE 30.—Yesterday her -MAJESTY,
Princesses AUGUSTA and MArtv, &.e. dined with
the Princess I.LLIZABETII, at her cottage in Old
Windsor.—On Wednesday Sir HENRY HALFURD
came into waiting to attend the KING.

Yesterday the Princess CHARLOrTF:
WALES
took an airing in an open carriage, in the neigh-
bourhood'of the Regent's Park, &c.
Thursdly being a Collar -Day, all those of the
different distinguished Orders wore their colours
at Court. •

We understand that the funeral of that gallant
Officer, Lieutenant-General Sir Thom AS PrcToN,
will be plain and private : his corpse will be taken
from his house in Edward-street, Portman-square,
on Monday next, at twelve o'clock, and the re-
mains deposited by his late Uncle, General Wit.-
,LIAM PiCTON, at. St. VanCraS Church, Paddington.
The LORD CHANCELtOR" was in the House of
Peers kit night. Lard ELLENBOROUGH received
the Bils from the.Conunons at the Bar, and thus
saved his Lordship -the fatigue of quitting the
, Woolsack.

Ve,L:rdav a Common Han was held at Guild-
ilia!, foe the nomination of Sheriffs, in the room
of ANonr.tv JORDAINE, Esq. who was discharged
00 account 01 ill health, and Be t,:JAMIN
Esq. who had paid his fine of C9O/. to be eXcused
serving the same; when PHILIP BOOTH, Eitf. PAU!
THOMAS PAlifieli, Esq. Were_ 110111iiIHIC(1 their
•room.—.-The Court. will attend the ()fusee RE-.:
Ge:;;T, by appointment Of his Royal Highness, on
Wednesday next, at three o'clock, to present their
Address on the Victory obtained by the Duke of
WeLLINGTON over BUONAPARTE.
.On Thursday morning last, the Officers.of his
Maiesty!s ship Elizabeth, (the flag ship of t/he
lion. Admiral !Au:runs:o gave ;in elegant entei-
taiuLaent on board, to a numerous but select party.
The Ladies could hardly,prcv.! nn the,,iseives tO
quit the ship at midnight. , Nothit'!:g bit the pre-
sence of. the lionoitrable Admlral could have ren-
dered the 1-.;.;te more complete : e cause of
abSetICC particulitrly regretted, al' he i 1 wiiie
to visit his wounded relations, General- AnA4 and.
Crain %STONE.

f,tl:co, tMs• week, fro.il 3i. tp,, to
31. per \vitich is the lirice both for Poi-
tlig;11 autl for.
41. 1 6.1. bilvei- is ;fowl: to

NAAL NtY;.*S.

'PLYMOUTH, 'JUNE 29.---Arrivcd the French
vessels Marie, Josef, and Lc Leon, under the tri-
coloured flag, frc;►;t_ Cherhttrgh, with hen►p,
brandy; &c. captured by his Majesq's shit Rhin,
Which vessel is stated to have captured several
other Erettch drips. Arrived the Lady Holland
front Jamaica : she.sailed on the Ist May, under•
convoy of his Majesty's ship ;Magnificent, Captain
LUKE, 130 sail in company ; parted on the 11 th :
on the 17th, spoke his Majesty's kltip Cydnus,'
front the Mississippi, bound to, Havannah and
Bermuda ; on -the 18th, saw the Cydnus anchor
in the Havannah ; on the 14th June, in lat. 44.
10ng.'44. W. spoke the Generous Planter,
Resolution, Lustre, and James, all belonging to
the convoy. Arrived the Competitor, Box ER,
'front the West Indies ; parted from his Majesty's
ship Magnificent the Bth May.--. Came in the
Nymph frigate from the Eastward.
Pent'rsmouTll, JUNE 30.—Arrived his Majesty's
ships Hyacinth, Pandora, Ceylon, and Contest,
&mit a, cruise; Dolphin, ScnuTP,, master,. front
London, bound to Havre, detained by his Ma-
jesty's 'ship Clinker. Also arrived four French
vessels, prizes to his Majesty's ship Dispatch
Sailed his Majesty's ship Favoun•ite to the Cape
of GoOd Hope ; his Majesty's ship Junon fin•
the West Indies; And the Pandora- sloop of war
.on a cruise. Caine into harbour his _Majesty's
ship Childers.

D EAT.; RINE 30.—Arrived, and sailed for the
River, the City of li.;(linburgh IndialoalL---
Stiled his Majesty's ship Challenger for off Dun-
kirk, and his Majesty's ship Erebus, with a con-
voy of transports • for Ostend. Several transports
are' in 'the Roads, waiting for orders.—Wind
N. E.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 28.—Arrived the Erin Ame-
rican schooner from Richmond.

TORBAY, JUNE 29.—S4ileil his Miijesty's ships
S;disbnry and iLizard for Newfourrdland.—
Wind b.

THE ARMY.

,The regiments of Militia which have been or-
dered to be embodied are; the Aberdeen, Berwick,
Denby, East, North, and South Devon, Durham,
Fife, Flint;
_Glamorgin, South Glo'ster, South
Hants, Hereford, Inverness, West Kent, Kircud-
bright,.East and West London, East, West, and
Westminster Middle.sex, West' Norfolk, Perth,
Ross-shire, Stafford, Stirling, First Suri:ey, First
and Second Tower Hamlets, Sussex, Worcester,
East Volk, and First West York.

Lord GEORGE BEREsymia is appointed to the
command of a bri4ade, wider the. Dike of WEL-
LINGToN, consisting. of the 2d, 3d, and 4th
I)(N:ivy hot'se, and will leave town immediately, on
that service.

Colonel Sir HowAtm ELPHINSTONE is appointed
Commanding Engineer in North Britain.
The second battalion(under orders from Ireland
are the 34th, 62d, 83d, and Sidl.
EDINEURGII, JUNE 26.—This morning. the 2d
Queen's dragoon guards, at Piershil Barracks,
under the comMand is Col, KEARNEY, receii-ed,
route--the first troop marches to-morrow niornirq;
for Shields—!he other, troops follow in succes-
sion. Th s fine regiment, noxst complete, is in-
tended for foreign service.—Saturday a draught
of 220 brave young ILdlows was made by the
Commande-Tin-Chief from the 2d battalion of
the 21sHegitnent, at present in the Castle. They
join the Ist battalion in Dttbln, already' 800
strong.

Mrs. C. KEmBLF, has joined her hflsharid at Li-
verpool, an►l is performing with lihn at the theatre
of that to►vn.

DowToN, it seems, is not to join-the corps of
the Haymarket or Lyceum, hut means to wield a
" Field-Marshal Manager's baton" at Tunbridge
and other parts of Kent, opening himself a sum--
mer campaign.
ASHE and his wife are gone to gratify the inn-
sical amateurs of Cork and other parts of Ireland
till the return of the Ball Season.

By the (!eath of the Rey. Lord Viscount FAU-
CONDEIIG, D. D. which took place the week before
last at Lancaster, the title becomes extinct. His
Lordship was in the 65th year of his age, and was
formerly Chaplain to the .Portug-u est! Amb:issador,
since which he has lived in seclusion with his sister
and nieces.

Aoincurrune, &c.—The. verdant find varied
landscapes that decorate the Bri:kh Islands at
this intcresthig and life-inspiring season, give the
triaVeller'an idea of luxuriance, and a promise of
future comfort, rarely felt at any other period of
the year. The appearance of every species of
crop, on every kind of soil, 'has been, the most
-promising through the whole, of the 103 t month.
The Wheat lids eared kindly, but the s•tratv prO-
mises great bulk, and will regnire dry weather-to
;nature the grain,
down. and prevent its being blown

F'".111, Th4ly, ;And Twenty Thousand Pound
Elites, in the nreient Grand Lottery, besides
E iOlteen Prize:: of Guineas,' including One of
5000 Guineas, all to be paid in Gold, as soon
d"wn, at SWIFT and Co.'s Fortunate ()dices,
No• I I POULTRY ; CHARING CRoSS ; and
31, ALDGATE 111G11-STREET.
The Scrip receipts for the Loan were issued
front the Batik yesterday taking the profit on
Offinitun at 12 per Cent. premium, there is 81)50-
Intel?" "0 increase of property to the Loan Sub-
scribers of 4,320,0001.; this, it must be allowed,
is tnrizing the penny : there is another source of
arquil int!' wealth, to which the Public are looking
~riih no Ihtle solicitude—we mean the Lo• 'cry ;'
it contains Prizes unegivtllA, and presents to
those who were. in the Loan list, an oPP"rt'niitY
of still fitrtiit r increasing their fortnnes: and to
those who were not, the chance of aNpliting, by
one Ticket, a sum to gratify the most avaricioth*-
40,0001. !